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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

The 24,'sday Of January 1859 mA,ksd an
c.ain Spanish history. On that day we're
performed cerao nies novel 10 the spectators
ana III, whole Spanish people, and initiatory
>. mighty events. Thcse ceremonies we're
f.oIestAns Religious serv ices, the frat which
she land of Spain ever knew. From her
carlis, historic yoath, Spain has beenlpeeu
lisrly ". stronghold Of pries.ly rule, Of fst-
tered Conscience, and coereed faith. The In
a. <ition fosnd:a congcsisl home within her
i.rders and there performed its horrid work
r'm .; without a'murner or protest. ksen
io.egnc.s, officials of protestant nations,
could MOI, hold religious. services according
- heir ,wn faith. Under the new reign all
is changed. Qneof early acts Of Gen. Prim
MAS, to declare the right of all religious
views 20 be expressed and tolerated in Spain.
Ae,sins the strong efforts Of the established
pries,h oil the. pco. !e sustain this declatston
s.i now that the initiatory movement has
beg I'M there is no power in Spain that can
sop its progress. Tins IS one Of the greatest
6 .!ieysasnts Of tn. late revolution, an g.
Observation-Disclosures which all the others would
Zee ynlnc!ess, IL not absolutely untenable-
With thi., tho s,iocess Of tire political e,olu>
ton 10 certain. All true friends Of political
aai re- gious freedom must regard the prog>
ress Of Spain, through I'll these turbulent
days, with admiration. tA15a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
Dcs MONIES elected full Republi-
can city ticket, with the exception OF
= Trustees, last Monday,

4 CREAay JohE-Some wag has got
up petition TO Congress to prohibi,
the sale Of milk by individuals, on the
grounds that ckorbitant, prices have
been charged, and that unwholesome
milk has been sold. 1t is proposed TO
have the Government se.ze all mich
COWS, remuneratmg the owners there
o, and havcthc milk sold at the Post
Offices In large cities the letter car
riers could deliver it without much
additional tribute Any cream that
could be oAiained from the milk while
in the Post Office would be the per
quisitc of the Pe stmastcr,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
Removal of tlAe:Natiol,;,I C;spito

The question of removing the Cap
itol OF the Nation into the valley 0
the Mississippi is bee ming deep-sea
ted sentiment in the public mind AT
Washington it is being discussed more
aud more openly, and the Omission is
freely made that removal is inevitable
only question Of time, and proba-
bly, short time at that Directly the
Pacific Railroad will be completed, the
boundaries Of the Republic viii be de-
fned and vast interests Will be cvolv
ed on the Pacific slope. a call Will
.l,en come, that the ra!lating point Of
legislation shall be in the great basin
between the two commanding ranges
of mountains Of the North American
Continent The longitude is fixed,
but the latitude may excite = short
controversy About where. the most
northsrn line Of the State Of Missouri
cuts the Mississippi, river, and between
the drawing influences Of St. Louis and
Chicago, will be, the, spot; and ~ Nan
WOO is awaiting action patiently, We
believe tue State that holds IN, its bo.
som the honored remains of Lincoln,
will also have springing from its sur
face the dome OF the Capitol. While
the loathsome eorpses OF sconspirators
and traitors are being dug from their,
dishonored graves and consigned to
respectable places OF. sepulture,, the
American people are looking on WON
deringly and resoiNng II Il in the
midst ,ofsuch a community, our, laws
at least mus, cease to he made. hi. /.
The New Orleans Republican of o date
not long past, through its able and dis. /;
eliminating Nv Washington correspond.
ent, shadows forth what those about
TIE mouth OF the Fathers OF, Waters
are thinking, and publishes As follows:
= Senator Harris. bill, providing tor
the expenditure OF something over
three hundred thousand dollars for the,
pavisg loi Penney lyania avenue, with
the Nicholsoaip avemeai,s lens destined
to bring up \ fresh proposition to sxe-
move the Capital to the Nest. There
is manifest disposition on the part OF
our Legislators from the West and
South to remove the Cxpital to the,
Mississippi river, and, meantime: to
permit noltemporary expenditure for
tho Improvement. OF Washington that
will hel CATER be rendered yalueless.
An able article, recently published
IN do, Botos Rsuia.o, suggestln. st. Lou
is rs the future Capital of the .Kepnb-
lie is eagerly sought lor and general
" read; and although there. may be
some question about St. Louis being
the location sought, it still strengthen
the hands of Gen. John A. Logan, who
submitted the motion in the last ses-
sion Of Congress in favor OF an imme-
date change OF the Capital to the re-
gion OF the great West away from
the out.oi,tlle.way corner OF the world.
Legislation is not tor The past, when
George Washington could jump into
his saddle and ride up to the Capital
before breakfast, but tor the great tu-
ture, and IN track OF the ''Star OF En-
pire" which westward takes it way /
The above is only one of hun
drcd limitations thrown out by the
press, and has its sign,fcance.--Dacsn-
port Gazette. .oz~# egst
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE

To Rachel A. Willard, aad LII. r. willard.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that en- or before the first day Of April A, D..
1864 there wis be file in the Office ofthe,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of lama County,
Iowa, a petition of John G. Safely, claiming
of you the title to and iinmed posses ion
Of the North East Quarter Of the South East
quarter of Section 8, Up. 81, Il H. W. in
Tama Co. Iowa, mud that unless you appear
thereto and defend On or before noon OF the
second day Of the next term of said court,
being the April term Of said Court for the
year A. D. 1869, commencing on the Sd Mon>
day Of April A. D. 1859, default viii DO en-
tered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon. Stivers y Safely,
v3n9w4 Attorneys for Plsintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

In Spain the political sky seems TO
be bright and beautiful. So tar there
is no disturbance OF that serenity and
calmness with which the Spanish PEG
pie went to work to rid themselves OF
a tyrannouss governments. The Pro
risional government erected tempo
rarily upon the ruins ofthe old mon
arohy OF Isabella has quietly and pat
riotically resigned its arbitrary power
into the hands OF the Cortes. or AS
sembly, elected fresh from ,he people.
In this the members of that Junt a
have shown themselves the trno friends
OF the Spanish people. The Cortcs has
accepted the designations and bestow.
ell upon til" retiring patriots, a vote of
thanks. The Cortcs has invested
Marshal Scrano, one Of the retiring
Junta, with the supreme executive
power ed ,nterim, with authority to
appoint ms own ministry.
7 In regard to governmental prelilect-
. ions the Cortes is classified as fol-
iows:-Republicans so; Pregressis,s
lao; LIBERAL Union 50; Espartero Men
archists IS; Absolutists 81; Partirans
OF Queen Isabella 2; Total 33s. There
arc several vacancies to be filed. as
well as elections yet to be held in the
| Colonies, which will eventually var,
this classification somewhat. s
|, 1t is almost impossible, az this DIS
/ tsnce, to have a correct idea of the
political creed which each Of the above
named parties represent, The Re
pnblisa,,s, however, We believe, are
the most Democratic of all--if not alb.
solutely Democratic in their views
I The Progressists and Liberal Unions
are but shade divergent from each
other, and are advocates OF q constitu
final monarchy, somewhat after that
of England The other names explain
themselves.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
THOMAS FREE
rAstItJIo0 RNEY At Law,
--.--~- -------------
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Office 10 Court House
Also U. 8. COMMISSIONER. fv3n9tf


ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Wilma Hopper, Solomon Hopper, william
Hopper. DIuhila Bradford. Lucinda Hopper.
Susan Hopper, James Hopper, T. H. Shaver,
William shaver. Rebecca Shaver, George
Shaver, Edward Shaver, Jesse Shaver, Nancy
Bixby, DanielJ. Yoaknm, Belisha I. Yoakum,
Lewis Il. Yoakum, Polly Yoakum, Tebitha C.
Moore. James Yoakum. Elizabeth Yoakum,
william ioakum, Leander Yoakum.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file IN the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Cour. Of Tama County
Iowa, petition Of a. J. Stewart, Alminis-
traitor of the estate of Jesse 70 kun, (Dcccas-
ed) claiming Of you that On order be made
by said Court for the sale of certain real es>
tate therein described tor the, payment Of
debts ard legncics due from said estate OF
Jesse Toakun,, and you are further notified
that said application win be heard q. the
April term 1889 Of said Court, and that unless.
you appear thereto and defend on or before
noou Of The second day Of the next tie, m Of
said court being the April term Of said Court
for the year A. d. 1869, commencing on the
Sd Monday Of April 1862 default will been
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon. Stiyers & Ssfey,
v3n9w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff, e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

The Experimental Farm Journal is .
new periodical devoted to agriculture
and Its attendant sciences, published
monthly at Chambersburg, Pa, by
Geo. A. Deitx. The February NUM-
Der is before us and presents a neat
typographical appearance and is filled
with the discussion OF questions inter.
esting to all Farmers. Sl,5O per year
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
New AdVcrliscsa, rMts.
FARr6AFo.. SALE.

The undersigntd having farm q 100
scrss of which 100 acres are in goed state
Of cultivation, with frame house and barn
on it. and enclosed with tight fence Of rHiie,
good spring Of water, rs acres OF timber on
said farm. This farmwill be sold on reas on
able terms. Persons wishing to purchase
win gcta good bargain by calling on the SUB
scriber three miles north east Of lndian'owh'
in lama county, Iowa. ~
March 4, 1859. VA JOHN Blu cHANAN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

After . considerable buster on the
part OF the Senate, that body 1t last
descs ,ied from its digni6sd position
and sspointsd , committee OF Confer
eaces on the Suffrage Amendment
q,ea: On, Tbs fermsagreed upon by
the ,,nmittse il substantially thesons
= looted previously 1 BY ,ths ! House.
The a;eeertT Of the Committee .Iwas
ionsyl by tho Housel byas vote Of
ll3 t.R. on the 25th, .aad by the
!senats, on the 26ta.sdi IFS s13o!3D ],
TAs follaying il tho fe.oluti on subs
,n,t,ia;s tho amendms9t,.l bas1d 81
b .tsSolved, &c, Tye>t4iris u both Houses
=. &C HiNg, ii u ire foliowinfs ainenamsnt % :
ia Cts.siistion ef the USite4 Hsiss hs1sub.
!. lei ~ The Legislatures. OF The spyeral
s.sA.s und ewhsn@ rstided BY thrse,fourtbs
ths.- IL ieshell boa psrt OF ssili oaAtilutfousI
AHs3. lS--Ihs right. - the citissnsr sf the,
y .i,tP States 70 vote shall not be denied or
ap..dSAsht the lUaitsd taxtssi sr by9snv'
s,sss ~ efcoapt q race cpl0r, Or Prsyioss, !
seeos.s 1Asi 0ssgeessi shall .bSss tsssi ~
s";o 81 khis article " appropriate Legislation
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

The most interesting and instruei % work
bat has ever fallen under my motto !. Pres
aswsll, p. D. L. D, Brown en'vsrsaty
!. I.
In its sphere 1t has no equal in interest or
alue, nor could you easily publ tn better
look. Rev. Willis Lord, d. D. Chicago.
do heartily recommend it - faithful
nd valuable guide in the study Of the Scrip,
bres. Bishop Mcllvaine.
A most valuable work; learned, accurate
nd written in a style peculiarly attrac i've
id eloquent. Rev, r. Mor,ick, D. D. LII. D.
res. @. Wesl. University.
II is one Of the most valuable works ever
sued from the press. Rev. Cyrus Mutt, D. D..
Tres. Ind. State University.
A work Of great merit. A God send Frof,
finney, Ii. D., Oberlin College.
/ regard it as one Of the best books ever
written. Prof. Stowe.
A life-breathiug biography. Rev. Geo
Rettig, d. D., Dubuque.
Send for Circulars with full particulars,
A~..aa- and Testimonials. Address. JONES
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGfsLAruKr--The
following shows us who make laws in
the Bay State: .na feg a4Eo.
There are II Democrats. / Old Line
Whigand 222 epublcans elected to
the present House. The occupations
OF the members are rs follows: Mer.
chants 10; Lawyers 20; Traders 80;
Manufacturer, 80; Farmers 20; Mechan.
les and Machin,sts 20: Clergyman 2;
Gentlemen 10; Shoe business 16;
Carpenters 5; Physicians 8; Grocers 8;
Clothing Dealers 2; Treasurers 2; Pro
vision Dealers 8; Copers 1, Plummers
l. Hair dresser 1; Apothecaries 4;
Builders Railroad Agents 2; Cashier
Tanner I; Painter /; Printers 4
Millers S; Shipmasters4 4; Stable keeper
1; Railroad President Il; Author i;
Teacher 1;Editor l; Civil Engineer l.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
State News.


D. H. Frost, formerly of the linton
Eagle, has purchased the Belle Plane
Transcript.
The people of Shellsburg, Benton
Co. are enjoying their leisure time in
chasing wolves.
The Herald says four prisoners cs
capped from the county Jail Of Clinton
Co. on the 25th ult.
Des MONIES is expecting that Bak.
ing Powder Mandatory VIII soon be
established in that city. .sa 81 d 4gs
f. The Anamosa Eureka claims to have
been the first paper in Iowa to advo-
cate. woman suffrage zsvsts'4F s'1
The Muscatine Ueekly journal has been
introduced INTO one OF the public
schools OF that county as reading ex-
ercsse .uo5Yusss s'msssntI .TrE
The Knoxville Vosv says there are
4 dozen families OF Mormons near At
tea, in Marion county. They are not
polygamists. Is rsses -5f
The house Of Mr. Joseph lincoln,
near Belle Plain, during the temporary
absence Of the family: was entered and
$3O0in cash and other yaluables TAKEN
ON the 23d. nit. eth'7z lsees ze PIG
II -, -"re.sI-- ,4zs.Fa a. $ saa5c5 lee sss
The HAsteyM Herald chronicles the
death, by freezing, Of three men in
Carroll County, last week, and the
freezing Of fourth man SO severely
that his life is hardly hoped for asnt<
". "A man nalnel Louis Skinner at
tempted to get upon moving train,
,st Colo, Feb. ed, missed his footing,
and tell under the wheels which passed
over him, s-ver:ng both his legs close
~ the body. He was taken to State
Centre where he died the next day. !.
! John Carnane, Of De Witt, Clinton
Co, desires. information OF his son
William, who icfthis home the 30th,
of LAST December. The said William
is l6 years and ! months old, about 5
feet, in hight, has. dark hair, blue eyes,
I and when he left home was dressed in
blue jeans. Information will 10 paid
for. The Press are requested to Cir
e.
calate thecnquify. = asH : s.. -. ). i u
~ Sir. w. S, Den;son,- Of Appanoose
county, furnishes the iiglres VI MS last
seasons work. lie, cultivated - acres
OF land, and OF that lo acres We're bro.
ken in the spring. His only help WAS
alittle boy .and,9 sran OF horses.--
Here are the figures. 4 sf.aa,sI r.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04


Thk ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for March, cons
iains the following articles Malbone an
OnpoH Romance. Parts BY T. W. Hggin.
son. Thrush in Gilded Cage. APosm,
BY Christopher p Cranch The Small, Arabs
Of New York. BY Charles Dawson Shanly.
Cooperative Housekeeping. Fifth Paper
Little Captain rro,. BY Mrs. llarrie, Beech
crfstows. A New Chapter Of Christian Eyi-
dences. by James FREEMAN Clarke. Con-
sumption in America. Third and last paper,
BY Dir. Henry l. Bowdi,cb. The Foe in the
Household. The frs, ms talment Of a Serial
Story, by the author Of Victor and Jacquc-
line Our Painters. Second article, by John
Zeal. The Fatal Arrow. A. POEM by Alice
Cary. Populari.ing Art, by james Parton.
The New Education. Second paper, by Charles
W. Eliot. Howard at Atlanta. A poem, by
John G. whittier. The Suabian Alb, by Bay
ard Taylor Our New President, BY Charles
G. Came. Sedge- Birds, by J. Eliot Cabot
Reviews and Literary Notices. Fields Os.
good s Co. Publishers, Boston,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
Con- S.h.nck's BIN tor strengthinr

81 Gen. Schenck's Bill tor strengthing
the public credit, by giving n supple
mentary aud emphatic guarantee that
these bonds should be paid u goId. the
price of these bonds in the London
market leaped upward one and a half
per cent. from 1c.Ws quite agree
wi h the " Y. Tribune that when 1t is
fully believed that these bonds arc to
be paid according to the homes. intent,
nam ely, in gold, they will rise above
par. Now let the Senate pass the biz
as it comes from the House.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

pRoTKAcTEp MEETING,-There is. ut
present a protracted meeting in prog
ress IN the school house at what is
known as Pcck's Corners in the North
East corner OF York township. 1t be-
gan on the evening of the Isl, Of Feb.
under the care OF Rev. Mr.. Mclean
There have been goodly number of
conversions, and, we are told, there is
yet promise Of many more.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
4 Y, aratifying TO note that g ola Il

II itgrstitying to note that y3GoA il
sc.tiS dAnkhngand Amer.ssn bonds,
!. j; isps,la Hell - 1t tome, psrS'
j. s:sstenWte issisg.9 Gold 10 New
lyt4isbasttlrGay itonchcdl ia lsa
vi uA sdsdlinjh1 tpnleacy and the
1 n,sAi 6stAG 3s0id& ;hsse I1eip In
10. ~ ~: asx cWjnbls t'sc.yFfom
u.s after the passage by the House.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
Watermelons are ripe in Florida.

The Republicans OF Petersburg have
INSTRUCTED their delegates to the State
Convention, which assemblies on the
9th of March, tovote tor Fl. III. Wells
~ the Republican candidate for Coy
ernor OF Virginia Mr.. Wells Is now
Governor OF the State by appoint,
ment rs,N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

Today new administration comes
in to 30 the bidding Of the people.
Era J Inns IN ct I'd omne genus of traitors.
u Grant, with a host OF loyal snip
p,rt,r', stops forward and bids US
have peace. Let all good men rejoice.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

Ii is virtually settled by the Legis-
|4,urv Of New York, that the aNew
{ institution of that State will be sub
united to q vote OF the people, for or
a "a ilst the ratification thereof, at the
regu.ar election next November. h As
it IS to be voted upon by piece smeab
= m.y come out OF the ordeal, less a
Constitution than it goes in. 10 Aes Z
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

Kansas is the first State to ratity the
new amendment to the Constitution.
Her Legislature ratified it OH the 9th
ut, e Senate UNANIMOUSLY, and the
House, 81 to- $500 Et=
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

The Republican Congressional Con
ventiun for the 4th District OF Con-
necticut met ati..Bridgeport, on the
oath nit, and on the fifth ballot Sidney
B. Beardsley, Of Bridgeport was nom
mated for Congress. The District is
now represented by VIM. II. Barnum
Dam
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

n. Thorn would repeatedly inform the
public, that he has neatly fitted up and nics.
u arranged his rooms, for the comfort and
convenience Of ALL who may favor him with
: CALL. Farmers who are in Toledo, on bus. !.
with their wives, can be accommodated witha
cup Of Coffee or Tea, onshort notice, He 6at>
ters himself that he can suit the taste q The
fastidiops. Every attention paid to the wants
Of custsmefs. *3 Sfii1 SIS Hill
.sA n6TCanned Fruits and CANDIES iia
Also = good stock Of hrst clasD Cigars and
Tobacco. Fresh and pure xxx ALE on hand
sg n. THORN. y
Toledo, Dee. Slst. l06etf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

1t is officially reported by the Brit.
ish Government, that folty-fve OF the
ien.aas convicted of English Urea
son last year, including several leaders,
Will soon be released. There has
been no good reason, why they should
,ol nave been relieved year ago.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

ii. "A man named Iiatchford has been
sentenced at Omaha, Nebraska, to six
ty days hard labor in tho streets tor
whipping his wife when she did not
need correction. 495 f,ia8g s&G4i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

We suggest to the citizens OF ,role
do that it hardly does them credit to
have learned Psychologist give a
course Of LECTURES in their town to such
small audience as Dr. Traer lectured
to last Wednesday evening The free
lecture the evening before was crowd
/ ed, but it seems that the citizens are
so impecunious that fifteen cents
frightened away all the enthusiasm
which was generated the evening be-
fore. For ourselt we are free TO con-
Tess that we were very much interest
ed III the Drs. lecture and think it
may favorably compare with any lee
ture we ever heard Fowler himself
deliver, not only in the pleasing fad
dress Of the speaker, but in the full
and thorough treatment OF his themes.
We are sorry that the people do not
avail themselves OF the means placed
within their reach to increase their
knowledge of the sciences which the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Teeth exstraeted without Pain. III.
~ DR.. &. r. vE0EH.
- nbURE, NITROUS OXIDE d
|JURE NITROUS OXIDE O

h. lDLaughing Gas, given every
11XD dny. HIVE given it 10 hundreds
iof cases. II perfectly safe, Is pleasant to
breathe, leaves no bad effects, every body likes
it, and in almost every instance the teeth are
drawn while the patient is entirely uncon>
scious. ss. asY8 sft..sss. i No
Particular attention given to filing teeth.
Also, 10 regulating children's teeth. We have
. large and very superior assortment Of Ar>
titcal teeth, which We are prepared TO put
up in the very best manner. Particular At
tention paid TO selecting and arranging SO ~
to give them natural and LIE like appear
ance in the mouth.
~ Office over NJ. Let's Store. III
Tana. lity, lows. March l, 1S6v.-v8n9tf =.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

3lNM MEANA&ME.

arises FROM disordcrcd state Of the
stomach and bowels. and . bilious De-
rangsnent Of tho liver, and can DO per-
mancntly cured by the use Of Koback's
Stomach Blood Pur iftr sad Rcd m,
Full directions accompany each bottle
end box slam 6 n.a sssa =
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-04

If "E. +. II. will send us her name
and address, we will send her the
paper she desires