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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

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crest steam ssf i i No fiR Bsss ssssI Pr
tricb the same 70 he arected In accordancs %
issing laws and ordnance, and 70 fe ii
the pleasure q the oommoh Copnoil.
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DAT1Kt K. WHIrARgE. Secretary.
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oa sG e ware n eoonaea ~ fhtiip, Jackson
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Al the interior lours shah be i1id ailh lie best
mil llessed seiloA leaa 5lanl1A no. oFsl isehss
wide and IL inches thnf, Eeffe4tl9 aaaaaneaa hna
free from bad sap knos1 Us OF ether detects the
GALLERIES shaihaaa aoors Of inst quality dressed CT
rrasa planka NOT over ipehcS Eida and Y inal6t
thick. with tcnRued and Nf6ofe8 edges p5it down
with white lead IN the joints and made paEf6ctl7
All ne straiaht and huading i0ints 81 Che inside
and outside floors ahAli Be- fnQoth1d On
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
QoPPERsAIITH WoRK.

The CUTTERS for the front baildiug shall be %
inches wide Of " pound co persheets properly lap.
ped, QrooVod, and Boldered where requisite. aud
turned up under copper Aashings built into the
patchwork and oSerapptd on tbs ends the water
from tbs cutters shall be carried into tho cstsrn By
and prison shall have hanging cutters inches Wide
well Tapped, aulderad and firmly secured, made out
Of tin; sufficient conductor pipes are to be at
tacned carry al the rain water OF with ease
with ten suitable oaat irop guards .
The cistern In yard shall have q Ak inches tin
overflow pipO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

I.osr, Losr.-A jewel, owned only
/, ."Loeni Editors = precious gem too which
al ,hould possess. it is one Of the neates,
things ever seen. ws fear it has been stolen
fea Pas ~ seem lost without it, it is our
safeguard hy night and by day. since ito abs
-.nre other people impose on us, and deceive
~, specially the WOOD men generally, for
th.s mast I'LL Of them have it not. Il has
h~-a mssing from Toledo for some time. We
have made our mos. effective private Efforts
o3se'as.ny j, nigh, end out its place Of con
eeslmcst II is barely possible that it nigh,
hnd rcf.ge in some church, bat We doubt, If
evea there. it would find ~ cougenisl ele.
m.nf rs with ito companion and friend, the
% is Local. Its not possible that it is in any
q the Groceries or Stores, Phyaicisne, LAW
,ers. I. $. Revenue Offices, or any Of the pub
lie Offices for il would scare all the inmates.
II can, oc in the court room for there it would
Be lied out Of countenanee. The saloons
-oullnt haze it. The literary editor wouldn :,
Know how to use il. We don't think it has
4f..ei int, the country, Al lea.i among the
"DOD men. 1t may be it has dropped into
-!,n- deep we'll, bu, VIC have teeu cat none
such either. it will readily answer 10 its nam.
which is TRUTH.
2 $. That precious gem has returned TO ue,
ana We feel hetisr. As an evidence Of its re-
trrn see reply to c. d. l.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

REoIsrER.-rhc Registry Law pro-
rides, or makes it the duty Of the Township
Trustees and Clerk, 10 meet OH the first Mon
day in September, and make up Register
Of the votes based on the Assessors Book
and Poll Book Of the previous year, and they
may on this day place upon the Register the
names Of such persons as do not appear on
either the Poll Books or on the Assessor =
books. fany such parties did not appear
on the first Monday and we're not registered
they can appear on The Tuesday preceding
the general election, and should the Board
either neglect or refuse TO register ,hei,
names either on the frs, Monday in Septem
Der or on the Tuesday preceding the general
election, they can come on the day Of election
and vote in accordance with the provisions
Of section 8 Of said law. There IRE three dis>
inc, and dltfe, opportunities given voters
10 register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

MOST BITrERS OF the present day that are
loudly pulled through The newspapers As hxv-
ing great tonic and curative properties are
vile compounds and base imposliions, con
tanning no medicinal virtues whatever, and
are real y very poor whiskey beverages F; and.
instead OF acting As . s,imulsnt aud tonic,
have a tendency TO weaken the stomach by
entirely destroying the costing The public
should therefore be cautious, and purchase
none but RoBACK STOMACH BiTTERs, which
have stood the test as remedial agent for
many years. and are really as their name in
dictates, n stomach biNers and not bererags.-
They combine the properties Of the best tonic
and s,imulaut-a gentle laxative an efficient
anti>bilious agent aud the best stomachic
known to the world, and when taken in con-
junction with KoBACK BLooD Pills, are the
safest and surest preventative against ali
bilious arrangements, thoroughly regulating
the whole system and giving tone to the iii
gestive organs.
They arc highly recommended a. an invigor
ating tonic 10 mothers while nursing, incress.
ing the flow Of milk. and for convc lescents,
to restore the prostra ION which always follows
long continued sickness, they are unsurpass
ed. No household should consider themselves
safe from The ordinary maladics without
these invaluable Medicines They can be oh
tanned Of any druggist. 3SwA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

ScnooL WASHINGTON the cvcoinr
OF the 26th ult', meeting o. the citizens .;
this school district, held . meeting at the
Court House for the purpose Of talking up
the q>es'ion Of voting to issue ten thousand
dollars in the bonds Of the district 10 sell mud
thus raise money to build q respectable school
edihce. motion to that effect was submits
ted to the meeting and discussed. and had
but little opposition. The long exploded ,heo
~ Of dividing the energies Of the Graded
School System, By scattering the schools, was
advocated by men who ought to know better.
The vote to Issue the bonds was taken on
Thursday last, aud carried overw helingly in
;a'"r Of issuing the bouds. The School Boa I'd
have procured some very 6nc plans and
Drawings for school house. These we're
k-w where all must see them before voting,
~ hu: few had the harilhood 10 resist the
intelligent argument presented by these fine
D'awinge Of Mr.. Kline Of Marshallown.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

MALPRAcTlCE.-A Mr.. Mason has
sa.i, aud obtained judgment against DR.. Rog-
srs Of This place, for ~ 900, for malpractice,
in reducing a dislecation of the shoulder
We heard bu, very little Of the testimony, ~
heard that Of DR.. Vim, part Of il, ali OF
iha OF Dr.. Res,ine. Of Marion, and Dr. Rogers
ow" testimnny. Dr.. Rogers te tilted that he
reduce ! the shoulder, and demonstrated how
he did it with explanations, &c. DR.. Restine
said that he had used proper and popular
method Of reducing the shoulder, that il q DR.
Rogers said, the sibsr sitto III. side w;ihou,
pain to the patient, and that the patient was
comparatively easy Immediately after the on.
erssion il was his opiaion that the reduction
vas properly performed and sccompi ished. for
the elbow would not without severe pain to the
patient sit 70 the side unless the shoulder Was
properly reduced. We understand that DR..
Rogers stood uncontradicted % 70 the f.c,s
above ~ the Plaintiff or any one that VAS
present ~ the tune. This il seem. To IA would
MAKE Po'ot in the case not very easily rot
over. and seems % us very clearly showing
t'At the reduction Was properly performed and
no damages would lie for malpractice here
lac shoulder 10 doubtless out Of place now anu
= = great injury TO Mr.. Mason from some
cause After the reduction was made it mus,
nave been dislocated again. ana it mi b, b..
~ ~ Inc Physicians, it iss.id, agree. The
damages must have been found to lie for treat
mont or neglect Or something Of the kind sf>
tei the reduction vas made.
Judge Hubbard, We are informed used pref
~ harsh language towards Drs. Parsons and
Rogers. II The Judge undertakes anything
q the kind he is terribly abusive, but We think
all such pleas, unless in very extreme ca.e.
are uacailed fer aud should b promptly stops
pei by the Court.
Many OF the ci.izens Of this place pronounce
the verdict oi the Jary unjust. Asto that "a
are not able to 'ay - W heard only part 81
tho testimony.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
MARRIED..

STALEY-WlLTSE.-At Navada, Ohio, ON
the 29th of Sept, by the Rev. William Mstl.
ers, ALEX. n. STALEY, Of Tsma county. Iowa,
to Miss ANNIE 4. w,LrsE OF the former place.
Good for thee friend Staley. Much obliged
for the substantial compliment, sent US. Such
gifts are always appreciated by "Ye Local"
May the bright sun OF matrimonial light ever
shine on , GU and your better half, thus dispel
the black storms Of "hroom sticks" aud
Skillet lids some time showering about the
home circle Succsss 70 you Mr.. and Mrs.
6talsy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

"TmE WA One SQUALLs."-In the
Iowa Age Of the 2bth Of Sept, We notice vail
and lsmentation comes from Tsma City, by
one "little cop e. E. II. whom We knew dur>
ing the "late opportunities" whose smait
voice went up in woeful lamentations" for
his oppressed Southern Brothers, crying tho
coertion," you cant whip the South" and
the "nigger war 10 unconstitutional" lie
was we'll known in the town Of Mount Vernon
40 "dyed in the WOOL sympathiser with the
South, opposed to the war 20 put down trea~
son, always having hard words for the patriot
Lincoln, but never q word Of condemnation
for jeff Davis, the traitor. We notice, however,
that he has suddenly become cnamored Of the
them and all Of . sudden . soldiers man,
since they have ceased their crusade against
his "Southern brothers" with arms in hands.
but now propose fighting them with ballots
We hope that Is the Republicans have nomi
mated . deserving man Mr. c. E. II. will vote
for him, and thus be consistent
lie wades into us without gloves and makes
weeping asse rtions as false in fact 40 he is
base in political rottenness. Personally lie il
a social, genial man, but politically "sou,l>
crnish," and in full sympathy with southern
measures and institutions, and Wade Hamp.
ton, Forrest and Scmmes are his pets. lie
copied articles from the REPUBLICAN, and 1t.
tributed them to the opponent Of Mr.. Blinn
Mr.. Appellate knew nothing Of the article IN.
Ill after it appeared il print, nor did any
other man except the editors and compositors
in this office, hence his assumption was con-
ceived in iniqui,y aud born OF bastard to
truth" &c. E. II. desires a POLITICAL dis
cussion on fair snd honorable basis he can
have it, if he desires slang such a. he start.
out with he can have that. We have no desire
70 shrink from his "penstrokes." His bid for
Irish votes 10 SO stupidity apparant that it re-
pulses oil decently inclined persons.
His notice Of the 'co, nering process OF Mr.
Lcughridge by the ''slver tongusd Irish in
the political discussion on the 14th Of Sept,
rcminds us Of the fact that the little fellow
c. +. II. "skulked' cornerw a, ds himself and
Of course thought that Loughridxe was after
him TOO, as small fry WAS his plny,hings
that day. Attend ans,h,r discussion will
you? then 60 bell wing TO the Age, because
you and your candidate got deccn,ly thrcshed
We see his "penstrokes' in the words "llon
VIM. Loughride vanquishcd, he rctires fro Il
the field" &c. Al HE coun,rys call Mr.
Loughridgc goes to his work. He shows him
self patriot by doing so, and not - Z. T. II
would do, demagogue it through the country
in he ahsense Of his opponent, As does hi,
"pugilis,ic' candidate, filling the air with Iii.
hideous falsclloods.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

IRISH CONES AGAIN.-Beins so terri
bly, used up in the Joint Discussion, At this
place on the i4th Of Sept, this fellow who
thinks he is now running for Congress, is>
verted Kangaroo like appeared on the light
Of the g, and made the "litlest big speech
We ever heard, that is he talked the greatee,
length OF time to say n little as any man
We ever heard. He had even the impudesce
TO insinuate Tat the people of this county
though, he would tell the truth in n political
speech if he had an opportunity, by saying
that be came back to make good his assertion
that James Buchanan in January 1861, in =
special message, had asked Congress to leg
islats his authority to put down the rebellion,
aud Mr.. Leughridge had denied it. This
''Sanctum Colonel Irish, attempted to make
his assertion COED. but made himself out even
a worse falsifyer than before, by pretending
to read from that message. while he, in fact
fiched out such disconnected wsrds ~ when
put into sentence read as he wanted The m
TO do, and did violence 10 the tenor Of the
whole message. On this occasion he demon.
strated his entire incompc,ency to represent
the intelligence Of Iowa, BY betrayal of his
entire ignorance Of the issues, only by dis
honest cabling Of facts done and by tile basest
lsmagogues. lie acted IS though he had some
thug sharp TO say, but couldn / think Of il, and
kept "chnking' in a few stray words until
he Gould think Of what he wanted to say, bu.
ws arc sorry to say that he nerer thought Of
that sAarp, at least, he didn't say it.
tie seemed scared all the time, acted 4.
though he "smellcd mice or saw the "baud
writing on the WALL" Hen VIM. LougLriJ9 e..
ghost or Judge Hubbard's personal presence
seemed to awe the fellsw, hence he wandered
among "hot house remedies saw all kind Of
''iohgobiins," and talked Eighty, ns il touch.
cd with brain fever, imagined himself in Con
gross and voting on pig>iron bars, saw star
Of the second magnitude glittering about his
eyes, would clsse his speech often and thank
the audience for their attention, would again
commence his speech thus kept on from 7. to
shout II o'clock q night al which time most
Of his audience had left or were asleep. Be
ing satisfied. We SUI rose, that Judge Hubbard
bad gone to bed he quit. lIs however in his
feverlsh wanderinps had said, that he had
been challenged to discuss with Judge Hub.
bard, by theCen'ral Committee. aud had ixed
the time At 2 o'clock p M the mex. day
Judge Free. Chairman Of the Central Commit
tee. hearing his statement, knew II to be false
and made for the purpose Of "bunkun,,' hence
went out Of the room to Frees store, wrote ont
: challenge to Mr. Irish to discuss with Judge
Hubbard the next evening, and presented il
to him, the little fellow .fzsied complete "
backed down square, alleging ne reason that
he had to 60 to Richland township to address
his friends. This Richland Il township Of
our county, small country school house. We
think 10 the only place Of holding mectings-
He also wondered amid Vegetable Colleges,
poor fellow he has been voting for "Carps.
Dagger"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
$500 REWARD

Whereas, ut the September session, a. u,
1868, Of the Board of Supervisors of Tama
county. Iowa, the following. among other pros
ceedings were had and entered Of record
among the Records Of the proceedings Of
said Board 10 Wit;
Resolved That the question be submitted
TO the people Of lama county At the next gen.
eral ection whethor not the Board Of SUI
pervisors shall be authorized TO offer and
cause to be paid bounty for the extermlna
ton of Pocket Gophers in said county, AMI
whether a special tax ofone mill on the dol
lar on the taxable property Of the county shall
be annually .euiev pay such bounty:
81 That those voting for the proposition
shall have written or printed on their taliot'
the words For the Gopher tax and those
vo,ing against, the words, "Agains, the Go
pher TAX
I'D, That the Clerk be directed TO issue
the necessary proclamation and publish &C
cording 10 law.
Therefore, in pursuance Of said ORDER
notice is hereby given TO the qualified eiec>
| tors of rama county, Iowa, that at the Gen
cral Election TO be holden in said county on
Tuesday the 81 day Of November A b. 1868,
that said gus iion will be submitted 10 said
electors 10 be voted upon AS directed by said
Order.
That those electors desiring to vote Tor said
p opcsitit shall have written Or printed on
their ballots the words For lhe Gopher tax,
and those electors desiring 10 vote against
ca id =, oposilon shall have written or printed
upon their ballots the words Against the
Gopher TAX.
The balois cast for and against said prop,
! osition will ne canv ..sei and returned to the
County canvassers in The same manner as
| other yieo. are canvassed and returned.
Given under my hand a, Toledo, in said
county This l4rh day of Sept, d, 1898:
| 1y order of the Boa I'd OF Supervisors.
DAVID D: APPELLATE, Clerk:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

We notice that the lama County
hep1dAcda contains q column Of the compli.
men'sry uoti .es which the Iowa press have
gwen that jam-np good journal. The Repub-
''cdn deserves every word Of the warm praise,
and more too. witn the irrepressible and
tnn>'oving Rice for Local, and the ever ready
aud always Radical True fer general editor,
The heputiican is . Journal Of which any
County might we'll feel proud.-Stats REGISTER
lou 'spank" us just IS our 'ma' always
d'd' s'niy, ani che told rs W would make Z
man yet il We kept growing. We are most
c'Tsin'y proud to receive the praise Of such
. high toned Journal as yours.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

PLAIN TALk.-Therc are some boys,
and some pretty large ones too, who are in
III habit OF attending public meetings seen,-
ingly on purpose to keep up . noise and 10
make . disturbance. On the night that Mr.
lrish made his speech in the Court House,
this week, il seemed the especial business
Of there chaps TO make noise 10 the disturb.
anee Of those who went to hesr the speech
They kapw better, and should they act thus
again they will see their names in print, and
in no complimentary form either.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

Nor So.-The story going the rounds
of the papers that, on the l4th Of Sept, when
Irish and Loughrdge held their discussion
here that Irish fell rom his chair and bust,
ID his ''pantalosns seat. consequently show
bsen different color, Ne think, owing to his
scare, in the discussion, had he shown one.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

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