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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
STATE NEWS

The Manchester U,aoa records tn,
case Of Mr.. I, Hunly, who was killet
near Eorestville last Saturday. He wa.
pitching hay from WAGON, when his
foot slipped and he fell his fork falling
under him tines up, one of which, enter.
ing his side, pierced lis heart, causing
almost instant death He was only II
years old, and leaves wife and one
child.
The explosion of q kerosene lamp at
Monticello, Jorcs Go. on the night OF
the Goth, caused a oontiagration which
destroyed thee stores and other prop
crty, valued II $4,000.
L. w. Palmer, and L. G. BRYAN. can
didates Ior Congress in the 9Th Dist.
will commence a joint discussion at All
tor, Union Co. Aug. -, to continue
through The canvass.
Maquoketa has new foundry.
Dubuque is getting up new Dircc-
tory and going to ada to the length Of
her street railway.
The Nashua Pest has found curious
calf. 1t has three eyes in its head, and
double nose, with four nostrils instead
oftwo. The third eye ism its forehead
where Che eur" usually is, and its face
seems to be double. lis ears and body
arc natural. 1t is living AMI doing
well.
We CLEAN the following railroad
item from the Oskaloosa Central C,t,.en
Notwithstanding the exceeding hot
weather. work all along the line of the
Iowa Central Railroad is progressing
enconragngly Subscriptions are being
paid up promptly, andthe futureaugurs
We'll for the success oithe thoro fare.
The Darlington Hirl- Eye SAYS chat
he validity OF the law authorizing the
voters Of townships and corporations
to vote q tax for railroad purposes is
TO be tested, An INJUNCTION has been
granted by Judge Springer, restrain
ing the levy. 10y the trustees of Mount
Pleasant, Of the tax voted by that cor
poration.
The railroad bridge, over the Iowa
at Iowa Falls, is nearly completed and
the ears VIII soon be moving west to
W ebster City and Fort Dodge.
The Missouri Telegraph Company
has ito line complete and in working
order from st. Paul to Sabula, in this
State, distance OF 400 miles!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
THE MAJORITY.

The question in this State ls,not how
the state will go, or how any Congress
sional district viii go. Every sensi-
bic and truthful man admits that Gen.
Grant will carry the State by /. large
majority and that we shall carry every
Congressional district But Whist
shall our majority be in the State? 1t
should be 10000, and can be if every
Republican GOES to work and does his
whole duty from this day until the cleo
ton. If the Democrats do not work
il certain sections because oftheir SUI
pineness or weakness, let no Republi-
can initiate their example. Where we
are strong ard nearly all on one side,
let there be the most thorough organ
ization in order to see;
1st, That every voter is registered
before election, and,
ID, That every registered voter casts
his ballot on election day.
For full vote from tie strongholds
of the Republican party in this State
must we depend for the . size" o
our majority. If the democrats dc
work anywhere, let the Republicans
meet that work with better work ant
more Of it. If there are only few
Republicans in some districts, let then
all be sure that their names are regis
tered and that every Republican cast
his ballot on election day.
| In the Congressional districts, let NJ
Republican be led astray by any sid
issues Let us fight on the Platform 0
the Republican State andNational Co,
ventions. There is disposition i
the democratic party .odeclare fight il
every thing that they think may cate
votes in their districts For instance
the I'd Congressional District Demo
cratic convention has declared for
jndicious license law, but does no
tell how it's candidate could effect an
thing on the subject in Congress, an
the 9Th District Democratic CONVEX
ton declares on the Des Moincs ri,
er lands; and the Sd may declare" Q
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
IOWA GAME LAW.

We prin, the above named law for
the information Of sportsmen, trappers
aaI Others interested, and especially
fan .i.ors, who are the most interested
/. will be noticed from the concluding
sentence Of the section that for the
rest four years it is unlaN inl for any
one to net, trap or ensnare any came
except en- his own premises We
si,ould regard the game law more per-
feet II it. should at all times Of the year
pioh.bis any person hunting or trap
,ng on any enclosed lands without the
consent Of The owner thereof, and il
m'glt b. proper to have it extended to
all lands,
The following is the first section Of
the Iowa game law:
sfcrIo> T. Be il enacted by the Genera
Assembly of The State Of Iowa, That it shal
le unlawful Cor any person, EXCEPT in hi
ew.. p,ei, ,ses and for lis owI exclusive use
I. kill cn.nare or trap any wild deer, elk o
f,Wu, prA.fS men or chicEch, pelEecn the lfs
day Of Janaary and the first day Of Angus
ia each aud every year; any woodcock be
tween The first day Of January and July il
each year; any quail, rufied grouse or pleas
nil between the fifteenth day of Necembe
and the ,ws'sth day of September; or an.
wia turkey between the first day of Febru
81. and tic first Of September; Provided
TIA, except On his own premises, it shall b
further Unlawful for any person TO net, er
snare or trap any Of said game except in II
mouth al pecemher; and provided further
let psccr, IN his own premises, II shall
lnlawtal icr any p rson 10 ensnsrc, net z
sap ANY epa u any time Of the year prie
a. taiy hlSl lay CT December, 1872
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
POLITICAL.


The two Senator's from AIanama
Spencer and w arner, were sworn lnto
the Senate on the 18th inst.
The Senate has confirmed c. c. Coz
Of Missouri,to be Commissioner IF Pat
ents ana Henry ". Watts OF Pa. Il
be Niinistc, 10 Austria Ii rejected tn.
nomination of n. L. Jeifrics, ass Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue.
= .o,roso,e,;,. 49,, coo.c;.
49,, :. q
ironso Tho Senators ara NOT va,
o,oo+o5
nc rs" ''e''. Ni''' Viii" i-''' pt'''
f"'l''eo ~ 'iie '7ei'a'e'
On Monday the 9th inst, Congress
adjourned until the third Monday OF
September.
CONGRESS- lately passed a bill aiscon-
rin,ings the freedman's Bureau. ia the
States lately reconstructed, when the
President promptly vetoed IT, Con
gress on the 25th inst, as promptly
passed it over hisveto, so that it Is now
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

railroads or railroad bridges. Let
them declare
Let us stick to the Republican plat
forms, State and National. Let us
stick to the party. See that all Re
publican voters are properly register
ed, at the proper time. When the day
Of election comes, vote the straight re-
publican ticket, and help roll up anna
.jority that will confound all the com
binations. Pendleton, Seymour, rebels,
conservatives, secessionists, democrats
Wade Hamptons, and all their supper
tiers, aiderS and abettors.-State Regis-
ter
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
~
General Mews.

There are several Islands in the Pa
c.fc ocean, mid way between the
Sandwich Islands and Japan, which
were found, by some American ship,
| uninh aIited. These have lately been
taken formal possession of by the Uni
| ted States Government. This is the
first instance of the acquisition Of ter
ritory ~ the government IN this way.
| The islands are near together, and each
! about one mile and halt long, by a
quarter Of mile in width. Here is
a chance for some enterprising citizen
TO so out as governor, and be returned
as a delegate to Congress.
The telegraph brings accounts OF a
tremendous and unprecedented flood
at Baltimore, 1t commenced July -,
and at one o'clock p. m. the water was
rising at The rate Of two inches per
minute. Before three o'clock p. III.
Norihstrect was flooded it's entire leng
tn to the depth Of 4to feet; at Jones
Falls the water was several feet above
the bridge; a city passenger car was
swept from the track on Jay street and
down Harrison street with number
of passengers, and quite q number
drowned. The food subsidized as sud
denly as i, came, the same day-betore
1Ooclock p. m. The loss Of life cannot
be accurately ascertained-hut the
damage to property, it is estimated
cannot be less than three million dol
lars.
Dispatches from Rome say that the
police have discovered a mine intend
ed to blow up the Notifications on Mt.
Overtime. Two scntinels were recent
" attacked in the night and were
| wounded. Disturbances are becoming
more frequent there.
Mr. J. /. Orr, lately Governor ofS.
! c.. OF retir' mr. from that ofiice,to give
place to Coy Scott, in his vslcdictory
address takes strong grounds against
any attempt to overturn the policy OF
reconstruction adopted By Congress.
A treat. ofPeace, has bceu coRcltl-
ded between Russia and the ruler OF
Eo'>hara.
Dispatches from Kansas, say that the
Indians, lately eneamped near Fort
! Larned, have suddenly left, and tina,
from certain indications,it is supposed
they mean mischief. Gen. Sully i
making preparations to thwart any
movements of hostility, the Indians
may make.
Gen. Grant has gone OH trip 10 thu
farwest, aud will probably oas far a
the gold mines Of Colorado.
A new territory has been formed out 0
portions Of Colorado and Dacotah an,
, called Wyoming. A. d. Paddock Z
Nebraska has been appointed Cover
G nor.
c Mrs. Lincoln has sailed for Europ,
! and intends making visit to Quee
Victoria.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

Gen. IIalleck and staff have sailed
for 5itl,a, to inspect the military posts
of Alaska.
The Cowt Ciren7qr announces that
Queen Victoria will leave England. on
the 9th of August, first 90 to Paris,
whence she will make a tour through
France, Germany and Switzerland
She expects TO return to England on
The ist Of October
We had hn It Ion. ti4nc lost ,iSit
and sound Of d. l.. Coon, late Col. of
the ID iowa Cavalry; but we see by
the telegraphic dispatches from Ala
bama that he is in that State He turns
up as car didate for Senator. and in
the election he polled a very respecta-
bic vote.
Later accounts, however, tell of his
want OF success. That State may do
much worse than be represented by
that gallant fighter
An exchange well asks: If the Democrats
do not mean fraud, how can it possibly hap
pen that they are everywhere so rabidly ops
posed 10 registration laws? Why have they
repealed that Of Pennsylvania Why did
they fight that OF New York, tooth and nail 2"
-Daaenport Galetts
And why was it that, in this State,
they fought the Registry law all
through the Legislature, and denounce
it in such unmeasured terms since?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL. - AGENTS
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new Patent Article just introduced in the
market Its success is unparalleled by any
other article. All persons out of employment
or those wishing to improve their circumstan-
ces, whether gentlemen or ladies can make \
respectable living At this light and easy en-
ployment.
Hundreds OF Agents arc making from $500
to $1,000 day, Toliye agents $1,000 week
will be guaranteed.
Information furnished on receipt Of rs cts.
to pay for cost Of printing materials and re-
No 81 Liberty street, New York City. N. Y.
Extracts from the Press.
"Ball's new patent is the greatest invention
OF its age. Agents are making rapid fortunes.
They may rely they will be fair and square
to deal WITH Hnrpers Weekly.
sit is On excellent invention and will pay
all agents to invest" The Tribune.
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The no 10 PILLS are . speedy, safe,
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One Pill will give immediate relief
Physicians endorse their use.
Ministers give testimony Of their efficiency
!. Out Of tens Of thousands OF Cures Of Dys-
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Circulars, containing cerifcats, &c., sent free.
Price of the 10 20 PILLS, one dollar per
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P. O. Box 95'. No 81 Liberty street,
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.
Notice is hereby given that will on

N0tlce IS hereby gwen that I VIII on
Saturday, august 22d, A. D. 1868,
at one clock, p. NJ, of said day, at the south
door Of the Court House, in Toledo. Tama
County, Iowa, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder-Provided the same brings the
appraised value, the northeast or. Of the
south least quarter Of Section No. Is, Township
IS, Range IA west.
TERMS OF sALE.-One- fourth in hand and
the balance in ten years with annual interest
at 8 per cent
by order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
DAVID D. APpELGATE Clerk.
Toledo, Iowa, July 8, 16Gs.-2u27td.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

REPHESENT.d TIVE IN CONGRESS.
A. ~ w L0uGHRlpGE, Of Mahaska
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, ! s..
Tama county. I ~.

State Of Iowa, | s.
Tama county so
To Henry..W. Adams.
You are hereby notified that there 10 now
on file in the office of the Clerk of the District
court of Tama county, Iowa, a petition Of w.
s. Wood, p. Wood and II. w Wood claim
ing Of you Five thousand one hundred and
hfty-fvc hundredths Dollars, with interest
from the 18th day of June. A. D, 1867, on a
Judgment rendered by the United States
Circuit Court, for the Northern District of
Illinois, and that an Attachment has issued
against your property to secure said claim:
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend on or before noon Of the second day of
the next term of said court being thsSeptcmb r
term Of said court, for the year A. ID. 1868.
commencing on the Bird Monday Of September
A. D. 1868, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
STRUBLE & BRADSHAW.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Toledo, July .3lst s.ls6S.nS0w4pfs$7,5O.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE,


ORIGINAL NOTICE,
State q Iowa. S.
Tama County.
To JESSE OCHS.
Yon are hereby Notified that on or hefol Z
the first day of September. A D. 1868. There
VIZ be on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Tama county,Ia, . petition Of
Henry Moore, claiming of you the foreclo-
sure OF Mortgage and that unless you an
pear thereto and defend on or before noon of
the I'd day of the next term of saidCourt, being
the September term Of said court for the year
A D 1868, commencing on the third Monday
OF September, D 1868, default viii DO enter
ed sgainstSy0rand judgment rendered there
on. STIVERS & SAFLEY,
ATTORNEYS FOR PLTrr,
Toledo July q, 1868, n29pfs5,oO WI
ORIGINAL NoTICE-STATE OF IOWA.
~ TAMA COUNTESS; To Paul Knapper,
David Park and c. II. Crum
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on or before the first day of September, A. d.
1868, there will be on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county.
Iowa, petition of Robert A Morey, claiming
of you the foreclosure of Mortgage on the
north half of the southwest quarter of Section
fifteen in Township eighty-fve north of range
fourteen west aud that unless you sppe4r
thereto and defend on or before noon Of the
I'd day of the next term Of said court being the
September term Of said court for the year A.
d. 1868, commencing on the third Monday of
September, A d. 1868, default will be entered
against You and judgment rendered thereon.
SIlVERS & SAFLEY,
Attorneys for PrG.
Toledo, July II, 1s68.-2n2Sw4pfS75
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31

The Republicans of the I'd Circuit of
the Sth Judicial District, consisting of
Cedar, Jones and Linn Counties met
in convention, at Cedar Rapids, the 22d,
to nominate a candidate for Circuit
Judge. The candidate. before the Goa
vention were, A, $, Belt, and l., La
than, of Linn: ID. XcCarn, Of j ones: and
s. Yates, Of Cedar The contest was
a protracted one,-there being ..o bal
lots, On the last ballot Mr., Yates, haN-
ing IS votes-McCarn having l4--was
nominated We are net acquainted
with the successful man, bu. we aresure
that If he WAS nominated on account Of
any qualifications superior TO those pos
se.sed by bis competitor from Jones,
the I'd Circuit should be congratulated
upon its iudicious selection.
The local editor avs, that Mr. Yates
is sound Republican, and eminentNy
qualified for the position. Good
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07
: - - -
DUN % A N STOCK

ofall thorough. bred cattle introduced in-
to the United States, the Durham stock
seems TO be the most highly and most gen.
erally esteemed. As beef cattle the Dur.
hams at three years, with the same treat
ment, will equal common cattle at four. As
mixers, they are at least equal to the best
common stock. Their dissemination through
out the country is greatly to be desired. We
have q number of excellent Durham cattle
already in Buchanan county, but we need
more. fine opportunity for the iutroduc>
ton OF such stock will be afforded by the
sale Of Mr.. G. Sprague, at Waterloo, on the
Goth inst, at l0i O'Clock A. N. Twenty>
one head Of thoroughbred aud High Grade
Short Horned Durham Cattle and nearly one
hundred head Of Pure Bred Berkshire, Ches-
ter White and Grade Swine, will be offered
at anc,ion, with the liberal terms Of six, nine
and twelve monihs' credit on sums over $25.
THIS stock is all acclimated and accustomed
20 our native grasses aud hay.
Their pedigree is unexceptionable. 1t Is
to be hoped that Buchanan county will be
fortunate enough to secure . portion, At
least, OF this thoroughbred stock Of cattle
and swine. See Mr.. Sprasue's ADVERTISE
ment
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

The call for the annual Co. Republican
Convention will be r,nnd at the head of the
local columns. The date is fixed for the
29,h inst. This viii give three clear weeks
for the selection Of lelcga,es by the several
townships. Ths Convention will be of unu.
sual importance, since in addition to the
nomination Of Recorder and Clerk of the
District Court, delegates are to be chosen to
represent the county in the Congressional
and Circuit Court Conventions. 1t is TO Le
hoped that full delegations will be elected
from every township and that full express
ion of the will Of lie Republicans of tho
county will be had u, the Convention.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

negro suiferage, next fall, on the ground tha,
the negro is "nigger" and they don't wan,
their white daughters to be running after
"niggers' for the purpose oc marrying them;
but We doubt whether any body Of negroes
IN Iowa could be induced to sign an agree
ment TO endorse in advance any principles
which might from time to time be enuncia
ted by any party under heaven.
However, We suppose the gentleman from
Independence knew what be was about and
with whom he had to deal. 1t was not
on his part, however, to pre-
sumo so much upon the good natured dulness
Of the Democracy of Buffalo Grove.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

In the Improbable event Of . failure of
Mr.. Allison to receive denomination for
Congress, we know Of no one who would re-
ceive more cheerful support from the Re-
publcans Of Buchanan than L. c. Wilcox,
our able representative in the lower house Of
the General Assembly. He is doubtless the
peer of either of the candidates yet named,
in ability and worth Of character. We be-
lieve, however, that Mr.. Wilcox feels no dis>
position to be used for the slaughter of Mr..
Allison. lie comedies the eminent proprie>
" Of Mr.. Allison's re nomination, and would
suffer his name to be used only in the con,
tingency Of that gen,lemans defeat.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

The contest for County Offices promises to
he dull. Thus far the only candidates n the
held to our knowledge. are for Recorder
John Hollet. Esq., and for Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, T. j Marinus and ID. S. Smith.
We simply announce the names without com :
ment. other than this, that these gentlemen,
any or all Of them, would fill with ability the
positions which they desire. Ifother candi-
dates are in the field, we will cheerfully an
nounce their names upon information.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

The ncessant warfare waged against our
birds, is rapidly depopulating the fields and
woods OF their ieathercd inhabitants. Any
one who will give the matter the least con.
sideratiou, will acknowledge that it is un.
profitable, and positive injury to the coun.
try, aud if continued viii necessitate the
passage Of law prohibiting the killing of
birds at any season Of the year. Grasshop.
pers, roiaioe bugs, and various other pests
are multiplying by the million every year,
doing irreparable damage to our gardens
and crops, and We are without any available
means OF cxterminating them except by all
lowing an increase Of birds.
Quails, prairie chickens, pheasan's, black
birds, tLrushes, robins, &C., wage an effective
war upon these pests, and if allowed to in
crease few years would materially benefit
our agricultural interests.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

Seveniy-fve uniforms for the Tanners
Club have been received. The organization
Of the Co. has been completed and. stands as
follows:
Captain-J. NJ. Weart.
LIST Lieut-C. X. Wallace.
2nd Lieut-W. T. Dale.
Sd Lieut.-C. +. Putney.
These officers will make the organisation .
complete success. A great deal Of interest is
being manifested in it, and we shall see the
old spirit Of 40 and 60 manifested ere many
weeks.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

TnE HoosIrR GgAIS SEeARAToR.--This
separator is designed especially for cleaning
seed wheat 1t makes five separations, ta>
king out oats, timothy seed, and seeds Of all
kinds, and leaving two grades Of wheat. Its
price is only $40. Our heavy wheat grow
ers will particularly appreciate the value Of
such machine Il is recommended III the
highest manner by farmers in different parts
of the country aud by Messrs. Barte 4 Lines
Of this city, At whose Agricultural WigwAm
it may be seen on exhibition for few days.
Call and see it,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07
TOWNSHIP CAUCUsEs.

Will the township Committees send 10
their calls for township caucuses at least by
next Thursday neon? We can then pubs
lish the calls 10 our next issue, SO that moro
ample notice will be given than usual. Il.
WAS complained, last year, that in certain
townships ouly few hours notice was giy>
en-, and that many members Of the party
we're thus cheated out Of an expression of
their preferences. Let US have no cause Of
complaint this year. Let everything bs fair
aud above board.