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[Ftom the Warrensburg (Mo) Register, 25.l
what Radical Teaching is Bring
ing the Country t0--A BeaStly
Scene on tile Streets.
Yesterday morning white man named
O. 81. Murphy, an American, twenty
three or four years old, fair complexion,
and quite good-looking, arrived in this
city ID company with coal black negro
wench, genuine African, with short
curly hair. thick lips and long heels,
from Clinton, Henry County. and pro-
eeeded to the residence of a Baptist me-
gro preacher and were married, and the
twain made one flesh. On yesterday
evening they were promenading thestreets
locked arm-in-arm, much to the delight
of 'sIoyal' men, who rejoieed to see the
teaching Of SO many years taking prac-
iical turn. The boys we're amused, while
honest people felt humiliated and dis
graced, as they beheld the beastly sight
the first step to miscegenation the
Radicals have so long delightedto preach
about.
The marriage certificate is on fle,. ne
learn, in the Recorders office.
stThs' sublime mingling of races =
that Sumner talks Of, then, has began in
Missouri, and the wives and daughters Of
white men are no longer safe from negro
insult. Freemen of Missouri, and Of
johnson County, who have been proud
of the name Of American, what think
you Of the prospect Amalgamation is
already at your doors. Are you ready
to accept it,
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Sherif's Sale.
3. B. Long,& Go.
vs..
Joseph Wehr.

pY virtue of a vendi. ex. to me directed
~ from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of theCourt House in the town Of
Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday the 25th dag of Apriz, 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and
4 o'clock p. m, on said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: Being
the same sold and conveyed by Hager & Har-
ris to Joseph Wehr by deed, dated April 9Th,
1854. Recorded in vol IA. page 531, situate
in the south west quarter of section IL Town
ship 2, and range z, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows t: Beginning for the
same at stake marked with a CROSS situate
eastward and within or rods Of the north
east corner Of lot No. DIN thstasn Of Calais;
thence north nineteen and enc half degrees,
east six rods and fourteen links, thence north
eleven and one half degrees east four rods;
thence south seventy and one-half degrees
east one rod and fourteen links; thence south
eleven and one-half degrees west four rods;
thence south seventy-six and ope-half degrees
east six rods and eight links; thence south
fifteen degrees east four and one-half rods;
thence westward to the place of beginning
containing by estimation ffty-two square rods.
Also the following premises in said county
being the same decided by Hager & Harris
to Joseph Wehr April /, 1854, recorded in
vol Id, page 5S2 to wit: Being part of lot
No. SO, in Calais, beginning for the same at
a stone on the southern boundry line of said
lot and part of lot No As; thence south
eighty-four degrees east four rods; thence
north seventy and one-half degrees east four
and eighteenth rods, thence north one and
one-half degrees west sixteen and fourteenth
rods; thence south eighty-four and one-half
degrees west four rods; thence south four
teen and three-fourth degrees west seventeen
and six-tenths rods to the beginning contain
ing by estimation one hundred and two rods,
more or less.
Taken in execution as the property of
Joseph Wehr at the suit of 3, B. Long and
others.
JOSEPH MYERS,
March24w5. Sheriff NC O.
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Lot No. 5 in Brownsville Redeemed,

NOTICE is Ihereb given that have this
IN day deposited with the County Treasu-
rer, So 80 taxes, penalty and interest on lot
No, in the town of Brownsville, which was
sold for taxes January 81, 1858, to Josiah
Wilson. G. W. BONNELL'S WIDOW.
mch243t.
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Notice.

NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween William Hill and Andrew Hill, un-
der the firm of Hill & Son, in Beallsville, Ohio,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
the property owned by the firm, including all
debts due to the firm. is transferred to Will
liam Hill, who. alone is authorized to dispose
of and collect the same.
WILLIAM HILL.
4 March 4. Is6S.new3. ANDERSON HILL
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Election of Officers
FOR THE MONROE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

T,HERE will be a meeting of the members
i of the Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, at their Office in. Woodsfeld, on
Monday, the 4th day Of May, for the purpose
of eleoting thirteen Directors.
mch24td. J, T. UDKINS, Secretary.
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WE ARE MAKING A COMPLETE
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clubs of ten or more, with 10 OTIS for each de-
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club will receive present worth So to $500,
according to number sent Agents wanted ev-
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HAVING recently taken charge of this
IL House, the Proprietor has reftted and
refurnished it throughout in manner caicu-
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stopping places in this part of the State.
Guests will find the best accommodations
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There Is prospect Of a new election
ON the new Constitution in Arkansas on
account Of Radical frauds.
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To Teachers,

THR Board OF Examiners will hold meet.
i ings for the examination of Teachers, al
Woodsfeld, Ohio, as follows,
Saturday, February 20, 1868.
March Ia, STATS
fG 2S,
April II,
25s
May 8,
June 80,
At Antioch, April 10
Examinations to commence at s O'Clock.
By order of the Board.
3 g',-oieM JAMES O. AMOS, Clerk. .
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MONROE MUTUAL ms RANCE COMPANY
wooDsFIELD, OHIO.
q OR CANT ED IN 4 SO
Office, Two doors South of the Court House.
This Company has now Capital
Real Estate Of s7a 1-7s
8 40 o o 90.
Office Two doors South Of the Court House.

Its
Detached property, Farm Buildings Private and
similar hazard the chief aim Of the Directors rather than bus
is to settle all losses promptly and fairly and soliciting
tits policy holders and at cheaper
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mch31w3.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
MAINE.

The latest reports from the Pine
Tree State" are Of the most gratiSv ing
characterize al Republicans. The
Republican majority is conceded to be
very nearly $1,000. Last year for
State officers. the Republican majority
was ll,6l4-making gain Of almost
10000. The Republicans elect every
one of their candidates for Congress,
and carry every county in the State
a cain of threc-thus securing a unan-
;lnous senate Thus is obtained most
glorious victory to the friends Of Tn
ION. domestic peace, and national OK
stcnce.
This election as well rs that Of Yer
mont, is severe rebuke to the De-
1no"racy of the day--a precursor OF
he course of comm. cvents--a harbin-
ger Of a cont inuous AMI overwhelming
l0rat OF the rebel cohorts in the ensll-
~ contest
i.et rs not forget That Maine and
Vermont arc pole stars in the political
iFnam Mt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
THE hC-EuUN ELAN.

u .r -. 49, ,1 49,.
II - 80 '''''' >''
the lu5tic ilE't knew % the existence
of q mysterious organization in the
>nn.j, whici, u-rr1.n,l in l4vLnass and
''' ''e 'eV'iS % ''''' '>'is'' " '',''>' my ~.
nrfs wore masks when upon duty, ana
were upon duty when engaged III as
sasq;n,t;on rs General purpose. it,
~, ,.
~ n - '-'''' '''''> -" -
were UNKNOWN b"e Gay '''ef ''"s'
now from Texas, now from Tennessee.
came repor;s Of it, do:uus. Now It
,.,s ,ae.-o ,.bo,, tho 4 ,.Euv Khan
We =. -
haiio "nho"' " eli'''' ~" Il 1's al " "''o
man, whom II outchvre,l III cold Blood
or forced into exile.
II soma ,.oeas those ra,n,.fs have
,o,l.,. ioo, ,ola.. ! ~. Ito ;,,,.,;,,
",
'Iosl or i'I itls' III "'ilef'' oae'"zseS "1't
t. other agencies have been attributed
to the huNlnN hian. and unfeiicet-
lne people have often been tired ot'tEe
harparons i;;ne they heard so often,
as th- same class were bored By the
tax, ten years ago, about "bleedlng
Kansas, bat II has iosg been evident
that under these volumes ~ 6f"ck
sinakc there "aS some IRE. ienty o.
evidence tended to show that the NJ.
kiGX Khan was formidable orga1iza-
ton, bent OF mischief, and with power
to work lniSciiei III every part oi the
country where ne REJECTION had ho"f-
lshcd, put, SUM, PosiIiNe poor Oh It's
hata'e and ITS purposes was wanting.
mat PROOF Sapoleoh u. ! orfest' OF
Fort Pillow AMI seymour, i'la'f Ion
vcntion memory, mas supplied. tn
iuil &no"iedge mat Wh'' ne sad Woaia
pc gwen 70 fhe raoiic, ne mas s'atea
thtt the Na-NilN Man numbers ~,
oo9 men ~ tennessee ahu o'V,'oV II
the Whoie south, mat us hic'hoefS ~ .
ready 70 support 'he constitution rs
It was before the war, put tina. they
viii resist the calm" our the hliiitia 70
enforce the laws, VIII sweep Ia" iu'ly
estabiisiled @oFeii'ihe,its ONT 81 EMS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
\ MPOKTANT TO LADIES'.

lfyou need reliable remedy to restore YOU
WHY NOTU SErlIEBEST? )
Every lady knows the slightest irrcgularity
81 nature is1iable to bring on Headache, Gid
diness, Painting, Sick Stomach, Mysteries, &c.
Then the bloom of health fades, the appetite
fails and other distressing symptoms ensue.
DIR. HRVEY'S ClIRONO. llERMAL
FEMALE PILLS
Price One Dollar Per Dor,
remedy that never fails to remove obstruc.
tons OF Nature, Female Weakness, Fluro Al
bus, &c. They are perfectly safe and one box
VIII restore the afflicted to health if the ob
siructloh has not existed too long; if other
wise longer perseverance is necessary, but
1t is best IN all obstinate cases Of Irregular
distinctions that ordinary medicine has ia lied
10 remove 70 resort to a more powerful rene
dy as soon as possible.
DIR. HARVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS.
Tree ftce DoHors Pr HncIdge.
are four degrees stronger than the above, and
are intended for special cases only. They are
perfectly safe for the most delegate female to
take. Full directions accompany each pack.
age, one of which is generally sufficient.
Sold ty the Trincipal Druggists Eeeryehcye.
Cent entail Grealr with cngrayings will
be sent TO ladies free of charge on application
with stamp. If you cannot get the pills of
your druggist take no other kind, for on re
ccirt OF the money they will be sent by return
mail, free from observation, by
DR. J. BRYAN,
96 East 18th, St., New York
n. B.-Hegister your letter or send y Post
Office Order II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
TENRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.

The mails bring accounts Of one OF
tn IN st awful and extensive earth
"a .le, II rar7rl It occurred on the
!,.tn 9. Angus, on tn coasts Of Peru
an Elnaaor--extenlng from Cape
I-anc.s in Ecuador to the straits of
AAgelian,--a distance of fall two thou
sail niles.
BY this calamity about twenty cities
are totally destroyed, three others
taken into heaps of ruins, and one
"a merged, It's site being occupied by
!, AXE. 4 large number Of others felt
ti.e shock, but were not injured Over
tntry-two thousand human beings per-
~. Il, and three hundred billions dol
l,rs worth of property vas destroyed
.lirts thousand people have been I'M
hplse,I, and were. at last accounts,
sao Hess and shelterlcss. Subscriptions
sor heir relief have been raised in Peru,
:.iune, to the amount Of over one mil
Ion dollars.
The L. u. Steamer Fredonia, was
LIST with all on board, and nearly two
million dollars worth of naval stores.
Ih, :. $. Steamer Waterce was car
riel inland $40 yards by the force Of
the waves, and left in small rayine
whence it cannot be removed, and will
prove loss. Many other ships and
vessels of various kinds were lost. The
post Of Los Angeles was united to the
stands iii the bay of Callao,--thc earth
qlaNe causing the bottom of the chan
nd u rise.
We will give as full particulars of
his great disaster, next week, as our
spaee viii permit.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18

Eng ,verpor Tod, of Ohio, said the
otAe. day in a speech at Orwell. refer
RAY TO President Lincoln's thanks to
III 'eymour--which is the only thing.
me by, that the Copperheads have
Vi | .tck OF % prove the loyalty OF
oil candidate:
'feymonr is IN intelligent man.
teW b II well He was Governor at
45,q sane time was Governor. Mr.
i.na ~ ale far volunteers. ! sent
nsa anly thirty thousand, while Sey
mour sent fifteen thousand. The Pres
lent went round compliGenting Sey
nJur, and saying nothing about what
lad done. / took Mr.. Lincoln to
ask for this | said How is it you
IRE com limenting Seymour for his fiji
teen thousand men, and neglecling to
com, IN mt Morton and me- His an
sN n MAS perfectly satisfactory. He
81 l. Why, Tod, never thanked Mrs.
l. ncoln TOR a cup of tea in my life. -
Laughter and applause The truth
rs. /, -ton AM | had done nothing
mere than what was expected Of us, |
: nile seymour lad. He had never
mo the like before, eud nryar did af-
I, award
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Mass. State Republican con
vention met in " orcester, the 9Th inst,
and nominated Hon VIM. Clahn for
Governor and Joseph Tucker for Lieut..
Governor.
The election for Delegate to Cor
gress took place in Colorado on Tues
day last, and resulted in decisive Re
publican victory, Allen \. Bradford,
the Republican candidate, was elected
by largely increased majority.
Register tIightowcr, Of Clay eoun-
ty, Mo, mystcriously disappeared
some days ago, Ii is feared that he
has been assassinatel A. tho rebels
boast that he will trouble Them no
more.
M. Williamson, in democratic
Spccuh in new Orleans, The ether day,
arraign> the Republican party y, fol-
lows: We agraign them in the name
ST oar beloved Confederate dead,
whosehonys age Strawn over the North
west, killed. IN battle ~ the atrocioVs
cruelty q The Radical government
The Republican STATE Convention
Of Kansas, on Wednesday, THE I'd inst,
nominated General James Il. l!ar-
ycy ior Governor ana Hon. Sidmc.
Clar', for Congress.
Under date Of New orleans, Sept,
9th. j. +. NeNsham, NJ. q. trom i.a.,
writes:
MY home il st. rtanci~yil'c was
mob'el by armed Democrats "a the
29,h 81 August The. said thcy want
Cd to wash their hands in my blood,
ana would Lave my lite. They level
el thc;r guns At my wito, and threw
burning torches upon ny gallery. |
WAS nut il TIE house III the time
NASHVILLE. Tenn., Sept. 6th.--Ihc
lNu-kiux have commenced operations
in g new line Tor the sake Of MANI.
featuring political capital North
They dis guise themselves as hlacl
men, commit all sorts OF rohherieS
murders AMI rapcs, and then get til,
Haaner, their infamous organ III TIL:
city. to publish the details mlar the
head Of negro ontrages. More than
one Of this kial has recently occurred
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
LITERARY IxOr1CEG

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW N New YORK
bv Matthew Hale Smith, is the titcl
OF a new work in the press of j. b.
Burr & Co. of Hartford, o., and will
soon hc issued. New York City, being
thc commercial centre Of the United
State, reflects MI the good and evil OF
the whole land; and the study oftho vice
and virtue OF that city cannot be other
wise than Of great interest to all stu.
dents Of human nature az well rs TO the
general reader.
The reputation of Mr.. Smith, who,
unler the nor d p',,m Of "Burlcigh,'
has been 4 long noted correspondent
ofthe Boston and New York papers, is
sufficient guarantee that the work I'M
dertaken has been we'll planned and n
bly, executed.
Il viii be published on good paper,
have l. tullpage engraviugs and con
tain over 700 closely printed pages. II
will be sold only to subscribers, at the
rates # $500, or $3,5opcr volume, De
pending upon the style Of binding.
.iJsats are I'aa'c[ in every Town and
County to canvass for this work.
Agents viii hardly be able to find a
book which will meet moro ready sale
or he more reinunsfativc. Address,
a. terms dc. J. II, Barr s Co, rs AS
sylum St, Hartford G..
We expect wo a"a q that class, 50
elegantly Salinjed to hy Q w. iloImes.
who viii "lic with III their music in
them" for We san appreciate GOOD
thing in that linz @sHp.imes. Here
comes upon our ,.t4e tG., Il sex, THE
Musical Pioneer" ior September, de
voted to the artistic ant Of music and
which is, in reality, 50 woaro informed
an excellent number. Those who sine
sacred musie cannot igil TO find in i,
essential aid. Published lhyl +. J
Huntington 4 Co, 80 Broome street
New York. Price 80 cents per year
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18

Whereas. at The September session. 1. D..
ISIS. OF the Board of Supervisors Of I'ama
county. Iowa. tic following among other pro.
cecdines were had nd entered OF rec ,rd
among the Records of the proceedings Of
said Board "a va;
Resolved That tie aaeslion be suimitte,
to The people Of Tnma county At the next esn.
etal election ,,heli.or Or not tie Board OF 81,
.ryisors shall lie authorized to offer and
aarsc "a BIZ nq;.I 4 bn.rty far tbc cxtern#f,,a
lion Of Pocket GorAcrs in said COMFY. and
whether specials ofoae mill on lie dol
Iron tho taxablr nropertv Of the comfy st,,l
hc onnnoll, ,c,cs ~ 49,. ,ras ln,,.,,,.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
Copp VS.. 'Nigger.

At Seymour and Blair rally at
Jackson, Miss, on the 18th ult., the
bill gave notice: Front seats reserved
Tor Freedmen y Just think how that
SQUADS, will you! "Niggers" take
front seats at Democratic gatherings
in Mississippi, but Democrats in Iowa
call them ''brutcs,n "apes, and "bab-
who are unfit to touch the bal
let in any way Copperheads Of Iowa,
what do you think Of the niger asso-
eating Copperheads Of the South I? Is
his white mans Government q
How would You like to have our SIS
.er marry 4 Niger s:',---iSfdte register. I
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
RRIpGELErTlNG.

Notice Is hereby given that the uadcrsign-
Cd will receive scaled proposals at his usual
place Of residence, until the 10Th day of De-
tobcr, A. D. 1868, for the building of bridge
over Salt Greek, on the line between sections
2s and 29, in Perry Township. Plans and
specifications for said Bridge, can be seen by
calling on the undersigned at his resi-
dence in said Township.
The undersigned reserves the right to re
ject all bids that arc not satisfactory.
Dated this 18th day Of September A ID 1868.
w. ROGERS County Supervisor
for Perry Towns hip iama County, Iowa.
Sept. til 1855, nSIw5.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
eBlcU3 1T CEDAR RAPIDS.

There will be Earps ne at Cedar
I;apils. October - aI.t 3l, at which
he following speakers are expected:
n Ion. i. NJ. PALMER, of Illinois,
lion. ). A. ltCLBURT, Of Illinois,
Hon. 5. j. ltlRkWOOD.
Hon. HENRY O'CoNNGR.
Hon. w. b. ALLISON.
Hon. J. a. + .NS>oN.
Col. WM SIITH.
Gen. BAKER.
Gen. NANHEN Err.
Col. WILSON.
Major STUNNING.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
$500 REWARD

Whereas on The I'd day Of Sep'cm' er, 1868,
the Child Of Mr.. Ieaiey Of Spring Creek
Township, in rama county, Iowa, was los. or
kidnapped, and whereas the Board of Super
visor Of said county. did at their September
session, 16GS, authorize the Clerk of said
Board to offer a reward of Five hundred dol
lars for the apprehension O. said supposed
kianapper and the return of eaid child 10
Its parents.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that 4
reward Of five hundred dollars will be pa d
by said county Of lama to the person or
persons. who shall arrest s'a supposed kid
nappcr, and rotnrn said child into the
hands Of the Sheriff Of said county:
BY order of the Board of Supervisors,
DAVID y ApPELG ATE, Clerk.
Toledo, Iowa, September l4lh. 186Sna1n3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18

Mr.. pendieton processes to be an
uncolnpromising enemy of the Nation
al Banks and in favor Of their taxation.
But when the Legislature of Ohio
passed law taxing banks, the Com
mcrcial National Bank of CINCINNATI
OF which Mr.. Pendleton was director
and stoclsholder, was the first to refuse
to pay, and solicited other banks to
unite with it in resisting the tax.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
ESTb AY NOTICE

Taken up by Samuel Everett in Perry
Township, Iama County, Iowa, on the Is, day
Of September, y. y. 1868, Bay Horse, suppo-
scd to he 10 years old last spriug, IA hands
high, black name and tail, legs black below
The knees, right hind foot split nearly to the
hair, il or near the top, harness, marks on
the shoulders and back Appraised At eighty
dollars. Proceedings had before Amos kiie,
Justice Of the Peace
DAVID n. APPEL GATE, Clerk.
Toledo, Sept, II, 1865. n31wl