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THE INDIAN WAR.
Arrival Of Colonel Forsythe's Command mt
Fort WalIace-The War Begun in Earnest
Movements Of the Indians.

Arrival Of Colonel Forsythc's Command Mt
Fort walIace-The War Begun in Earnest
Movements Of the Indians.
ST LOUIS, NO., Sept. 20, 1868.
despatch from Grinnel station, on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, says Colonel Forsythe and ell his
wounded men have arrived at Fort Wallace and are
doing we'll Judge Pliny Moore arrived at wallace
yesterday for the remains OF DR.. Moore, who was
killed In the recent fight with the Indians
Immense numbers OF bufralO are on the sides OF
the railroad, extending some sixty miles.
six hundred Indians crossed the railroad near
Monument yesterday. The impression Is that they
are preparing to make an attack on all the stations
along the route, and are driving bufYaloes In ad-
vance-their usual plan. The citizens along the en-
tire route are under arms. Captain Cl0use IL In
spectng all troops and terrifying and issuing ammu-
milton when wanted.
Despatch from General sherman-Ths Fifth
Cavalry After the savases.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 70, 1888.
The following has been received this morning ct
the army headqu arters:-
ST. LOUIS Sept. o. 1885,
To ApJUTANr CENTRAL United states Army
General Sheridan has full reports from Colonel
Bankhead, who would start for Fort wallace on the
27th inst He reports Lieutenant Beecher ana Sur
geon Moore dead and buried; also 7. w. Culver WIN.
Wilson and Lewis Farley, scouts dead; and he gives
list Of fourteen wounded, besides Colonel Forsythe
who has two wounds. He thinks ct least seventy
I'VE Indians were killed or badly wounded. From
signs II u alleged that Indians are moving south.
General Sheridan reports seven companies OF the
FIFTH cavalry on hand ready for SERVICE and he will
keep every man ct work 70 catch end destroy Ne
Indians
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Esta bli-bed in 1SOO.-Tho Metrop0litaa Job
Printing Establis hmsnt, VI Nassau street
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton 10 the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment,
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
At BROkAw BROTHERS., opposite Cooper Institute rks
one price and lowest In the city.
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Tre Famous Corner-01 Nasaau street,
FULTON. The Metropolitan JOB rn'ne hs'~osamcs
w,~s. Toupees and Oruamentai Hair.-Bes
LOR9, Is Bond siresl
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The DfIseries Suffered by the Victims Of re:
,.r ana Aaue are permanently removed By ID. JAxNES
AoUE MIXTURE for all chis attending fsvers
SOLD everywhere
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
With nsatnss auckness and despatch per cent
cheaper than At any other printing IN me Guy
u the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrAbLish-
MENT, "a Nassau street.
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and call for
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Observation-Disclosures q sons have removed
70 No. II East Fourteenth street. New York petween Broad
Wav And Fifth avenue) Wareroome with
full ana entirely stock Of Grand, Square and uprTt
Panofores made the scales those exhibited ~
M Al The Paris Exposition when We we're awarded
ths h.hs.s composition. Pfanos 70 rent
~ - isfse stock OF second hand Pianos Of various
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Ncatuess, ECONOMY and Despatch Combined
Of ORDERS Metropolitan Job Printing Estss
shnent Nassau streest.
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Ladies' French walking Boots at Burt's, 663
Broadway, opposite Bond street.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

accuses us, we will say, that possi5ly
some of them are We judge man
by his conduct, and not by his color.
We have read Of negroes recently car
ryng banners bearing Democratic
notices, and voting the Democratic
ticket, in the south. If this be true,
and the Democratic party is an enemy
to government &c; what better arethe
negroes who act with IT.. We think
that the negro is about like other men,
and fully as liable to commit wrong.
We are stepping on the political edit
or's grounds and will stop.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

WESTERN WoRLD.-We have receiv-
ed Vol.l Mol of this new candidate
for public favor. 1t presents an attract
i've appearance geographically; it is
edited with marked ability, and in this
line stands in the first ranks of the
State. We know Dr. Enos person
ally, and know him to be man of high
culture and ability. The Times of the
same City, Cellar Rapids, speaks ofthc
World in high terms. That is right
brother Mcclellan, as you have oppo-
ncnts worthy your STEEL"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

GRANT AND CoLFAx CLuB.-This Club
held an adjourned meeting at the new
Court House on the evening of the
2Sth inst, and was addressed by A.
Phillips Esq, of this place, and Rev. A.
Cordner, of lama City; both of whom
made telling good speeches. The po-
litical record Of Seymour and Blair,
was handsomely shown up. The club
was organized by calling B. A. Hall !,
Of lama City to the chair, and appoint
ing David d. Appellate, of this place,
Secretary. The Club adjourned to
meet at lama City on next Tuesday
evening, we hope to see large at
tendance The Court House was well
filed at this meeting, and the crowd
was enthusiastic and for Grant and
Colfax first, last and all the time.
1t is the intention of the Club to get
up roasing Mass meeting sometime
soon. Other persons were called upon
to make speeches, but it being late de-
clined. w. II. S,.yers Esq, however,
in few fifty spoken words, urged the
necessity ofthe club meeting often, at
least every two weeks, as the club has
a ''big job on hands," referring to The
getting up of the Mass meeting, and
not to the defeating of Seymour and
Blair, as democrat remarked, for their
defeat is but "smaW job'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

MIR. LOCAL. suppose that you are
aware that n Grand Ratification meet
ling ofthe Democracy, washcld in Tole-
lido, on the 9th inst, at one ofthe ''Sa-
looms" You are probably aware also,
that it was an adjourned meeting OF
the one held at lama City not long
J zee, and stabbing affray took place?
This adjournd meeting was participa-
ted in only by Democrats, 10 s.neu-
rails" were allowed, as at the daddy"
meeting, where even a filthy Street, of
Marshall, was admitted into fellow
hip. At this meeting in Toledo. the
great fountain of Democracy, drunk"
was the source of the row. Every
hing was supposed to be "quiet on the
Potomac, and the meeting was sup
posed to be harmonious" until blood
began to make its appearance among
PARTIES ratitying the great ''pow-wow"
lominees. Beer and whisky" the ac-
ompanying soul of Democracy, con-
rolled the hour until all the parties
Connected with the meeting became
elpless, and Sheriff Dexter kindly
alne to the rescue. The meeting it
said, has adjourned until AugustS tn
hen it will convene at the Office of
Fisher, }. p. the parties participa-
ne thus "bloodily,' will appear in
large of Sheriff Dexter, to await fi,-
ire developments. "Sich is democ-
cy."-QuID
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

FACTS PERyERTEp.-ED LocAL.-The
post morton said to be held by DR. Har-
Ian of this town, has not been fairly
represented. You say itrevealed that
the negro was black skinned and the
democrat black hearted. Now sir
while we do not deny the latter we do
most emphatically the former. True
we have black skins and some of us
not so black either; this is probably ac-
counted for on the basis Of our domes-
tic tamiliaritios with democrats. Be
cause we have black skins, we have
been degraded for years we have been
enslaved by this government
nd sold in the market like beasts and
brutes of the lowest order--compell-
cd to obey laws that we were by law
forbidden to read. When civil war
was raging, and the government was
weak, we lent not our aid to destroy
this government from which we had
received nothing but oppression, but
stood aloof until asked to assist under
promise of freedom and Justice to us as
Americans; and then we event in for
the traitors our natural enemies. Now
sir, we stand by our country because
she stands by us and guarantees equal
ity before the law fair chance in the
race Of life.
You say the difference between us
en- l the democrats is, we have black
skin and black heart, and they only a
black heart. l ask you to look at the
Democrats north and south, and Judge
them by their acts. Who were the
enemies of this country during the
war and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
white skinned, aye and black hearted
and white livered Democrats. Where
is the enemy of this government, of
the union soldier, union prisoner to be
found among the negroes?
Ungratefnl indeed must he be who
will stoop to compare us to Demo-
crats.-JoEL WALKER.
We didnot assert that the negro was
"black hearted" but as friend w. thus
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

ATLANTIC MoarHLy.-This excellent
periodical for August is on hand
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rs high as any magazine in America,
no man OF woman Of culture or litera-
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1t is leader in the domain of Amer
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Its contents consist of essays, crit
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Price 81. per year. Published by
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
N-oTIcE-srATE cFIoyA-T,u. Cary

NOTICE-SFATE OF Io"A,-TAMA Coux-
~ TVS. IL County Court
Notice is hereby given chat Ba.cheller &
6srnr'a 81 firm in ti.e town of rama City, said
County, doing the business of Druggists have
made application for license 10 sell infoxca-
ting liquors in the manner prescribed by law
All persons interested in said application
arc hereby notified that Monday, the Sd day
Of August A. y, 1868 is the day fixed upon
bs said Court for the final hearing of said ap,
Piication at which time they can appear and
show cause Why the same should not be grant,
cd. THOMAS S. FREE,
County Judge.
july G, 1S62-2n2.w IF $500.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

EVERY SATURpAY.-Continucs to ar
rive richly freighted with selections
from the best foreign Reviews and
Periodicals. No one can turn over
its pages for any week without find
ing much that is interesting, and much
that is instructive. 1t makes selec-
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edged ability, and foreign magazines
Of eminent merit Price ten cents per
number. Published by Ticknor &
Fields, Boston, Mass, May be order
cd through us.
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July C, ls62.-2n2.r IF $500.

NJ OTTO E.-STA IOWA
~ TAMA CouNrY.--SS: Notice is hereby
given that application vii be made at the
August term Of the County Court of Tama
county, Iowa. to be held at he Office of the
County Judge Of sad county of rama, at To-
lcio, lama county, Iowa, commencin. on The
Sd day o. August A. d. 1868, at the hour of
10 o'clock i. - for an order TO vaea;e lots
Nos 5 and 6 IA block No I, lots No. s. 6. !
and 3, in block Ne. 3, lois Nus. 5, 6, and S
in block 40 ? &c he original pia, OF the town
known Us Nau.eeelio, Tama county, Iowa.
ps,cl Ieielo issa July 9th. 1868.
81. HATE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

TIE New England Loyal Publica-
ton Society is issuing series OF
'.Broadsides' devoted to the discus
sion of the monetary issues of the day.
From the few numbers we have re
ceived, we judge it to be means Of
doing much good, and it's articles,
some of which are selected and some
original are written with ability, can
dor and power. 1t is issued at 8 Studio
Building Boston. Sent free. Addres
Box $50, Boston, Mass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

o PuBLIsHERs.-We are making up
a c'nplete list of Southern and West
ern Peers, for the convenience Of ad-
vertlses. II VIII give the name Of pa
per- vince published, days Of issue,
name ofPoprietor, politics, etc, ETC.
All publishers giving this notice ONE
insertion in local column, and sending
marked copy ofpaper containing same,
will have their paper put on our list,
ana receive copy of the same as soon
rs published Address "CoNsERyArlvE,'
Frcdericktown, Mo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

AaEEsrEp.-Two men by the names
otMilton Gift and Samuel Wintrow
were arrested and brought before N.
Fisher, J. p. on charge Of committing
an assault and battery on John Morri-
son. the case was continued for trial to
August Sth 1868. All of these per-
sons were active workers in the adj
burned Ratification meeting of the e
solen of in this issue, and arrested on
TIT day.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

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We have made recent improvements in this
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

In TRoUDLE.-The editor Of a GER
tain paper seems in trouble about pub
fishing communication touching
the moral standing of a ncighboring
editor, and wants to know if the au-
thor "stW desires it published" Can
not the fellow come to the editors re-
Left He wants literary(?) matter for
his paper. We would not say evil of
that editor, but we think he is made
of about the same kind of material as
the fools CAP paper.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

CoREEcTIoN-In the lines entitled;
"Who shall be our President, in last
weeks issue of our paper; the follow
ing typographical errors occurred:
The words ''rolls" and "felr are en-
phasized; "Shouts of Martyrs" should
have been, Souls of Martyrs, and in the
next line below, instead of Martyrs
should have been Martyr; there were
a few other minor errors. In the first
line the word "Fag' appeared instead
ofFlag
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
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The LAws.-This number Of the pa
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we think them used up. Those very
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

A Srln.-On the 9th. inst, the mo-
notony of things about town, was a
little ruled. We had supposed every
thing quiet and orderly in town, and
that everybody land the rest of man.
kind" were out in the harvest field
The news, however, came to us that
crowd had gathered in town, there
seemed to be great excitement. We i'm
mediately repaired to the scene of ac-
ton, and the first thing which attract
ed our attention, was several men with
bloody faces, shirts, and-well little
'mussy' all over. We asked, s'what's
up?' Some one said: 'The adjourn
ed Notification meeting over the nomi-
nation ofSeymour and Blair, has, like
the one held at lama City, not long
since, of which this one is an adjourn
ed meeting, broken up in row, too
One of the participators, however, said,
"this is no political row, as we are all
Democrats, and id mean ones, too
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