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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

The Secretary Of the Treasury sen
tothe House the report of the Hon
Isarel Hatch OF New York upon thu
commercial relations of the United
States with the new Dominion Of Can
ada. tie advocates reciprocal free
trade, but gives great weight to the
question OF revenue and taxation, anei
our commercial superiority. During
the treaty, the United States collected
annually $4,000, or $4,000 in ten
years on Canadian productions, while
Canada taxed and collected annnall,
between Sl,5OO,0O0 and $1,000 600
from American prod cts which were
omitted from the free list in the old
treaty. While every commodity Can
ada had to sell to us was admitted
tree, every commodity which We haf'
to sell, and Canada bought of us, wa
subjected to increased duties. H.
states that IN the Two fiscal years
which have e.apsel since the termina-
ton OF the treaty, we collected 81
100000 and the trade with Canafi:.
has increased, rather than diminished
- Washaytoa Letter to Nsv York 1ri.
Iita~
Free Traders ought to stand by
thor theory, u their facts. Il is 4
futile eiiolt to try 10 stand by 10th
We gave last week some statements
OF Commissioner Wells, whose facts
alanced by him, albeit he is a Free
Trader, upselh .s theory beautifully. 50
Of the above. Israel La belle c il,
',teeiprecai lice trade, and then pre-
rs facts to prove the utter absurd
- i. sHcn A course.
i'a' Oh Reciprocity Treaty did no,
rt!p the United States any, but was,
'..ller curse to il. The facts above
show it. What we raised or manu-
f.ctur.i and Canada wanted was sub.
.i,s:el to duty, while all that Canada
|. - sell ~ us was admitted duly
ass,, nj e4serel into .omaei...
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
State News.

J. w. Chapman has retired from the
Counc.. Bluas .vonprei2, and is succsd-
.l by John NJ. Bra.nard, formerly
OF tn. story county -Las
A Mus,allnc, Iowa, lady has re.
covered 900 dollars damages from
Christian kletter Tor INJURIES sustained
b. being htt.n ly his vicious dog.
The Iowa Masonic Lodges, i'll the
year past, have initiated LAT person;
passed l,527, and raised 1868. In
the State there are IA working lodge
and 9.61l members.
Davenport proposes to abandon
her city charter, and come in unler
the general laws OF the state.
A hunter OF Cascade recently killed
golden eagle, rare bird, measuring
six teet and halt from tip totip OF tn.
wings.
BANK SHARES NOT TAxABLE.-Judgc
Rothrouk has decided that the shares
OF the National Bank III this State are
not yet taxaLle-that the law OF the
last session OF our legislature has the
same defect as the previous one
lowa CITY Republican.
The attendance at the State Agricul.
tural College during the late tragmen-
tary term IN ;lu |. Il IS students, OF
whom were females. The next reg
ular term an collegiate year, common.
ces IN the 81 Wednesday OF mex,
March. at which time the inaugural
ceremonies will take place.
A lady in Davenport has lately fa..
len heir to Texas lands, valued at 300
UUO.
Ere ly Wilson, Of Des MONIES, Sc,
his clothes on fire, the 18th, with stme
matches with which he was playing
an blrnel himself SO much that he
died ii next day.
The Htstsrn Wora printing Office is
soon TO le r,mo,ed 10 Iowa CITY by
lis rlol rl.t,l, Nj. W. A. Ballard. I'll.
e,..ol.s Inc 1T OF :, new K ,pu olicln pa .
I, III tia, city is d.si med ny the re-
mosai.
Hon. l.. 0. H.tc',, of Wlukon Ala
make ,o,ii,, lu,i, e ie>.4n,d the
D.srict 4 torneysh.p OF the Tenth
judicial District, the Governor has
appointed {. I Granger OF the same
place, to ill he vacancy. Mr.. Gsan-
ger served three years IN the Union
cess al lawyer.
William G. TIL mpson, OF Marion
!. nm 20. has been appointed Pros.cu.
ilns Alto neg, tor Ia. 9Th, ia l.cla.
DIST. Is. C. Il. Scott resigned.
Anderson Mason (co!ored) oted at
the Special Municipal Election held III
Charlton last Saturday. The Patriot
thinks this was the first vote ever cast
by 4 co.ore; man in Iowa.
Jan. Is, fire a, Oi,umwa, d:strov-
ed prope % ~, ,n,llt u stl -.
The officers OF the State Agricl.
turai Society now are: Pc er Me.enly,
President, J. d. Wright, Vice Presl.
dent; J. NJ. Saaf.r, Secretary; g.
Sprague, Treasurer; Drectors-F l..
Downing, Oska!oosa;,E. r. Sl.nllall |.
Duhnque; Edwin Smith, Davenport;
+. Caldwell, Harrison county; s. Is.
Hewitt, Wright county.
The following supcrscription was
on \ letter which passed through the
post office III this city yesterday:
i:allel thcs- Sum. let me drep in your mail,
For We taken 4 not y TO de IN rail,
IN Pine Gr've, Va, my journey will eud,
To go there 10 re, a very dear friend,
In the care # the r. =. please LEI me tay,
Until Eiza5s.h Anl,rssn shall carry
mo away. Muscas,ne Journals
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21


RAILRoAD.-The impression, SO far
as we have been able to learn II, IS, that
the prospect for the speedy coustruc-
sioa 81 the Iowa Central is better. We
understand that J. II. WARREN, the
Treasurer Of the Board, says the cars
will be running to Oskaloosa within
a twelve month-ihat the board have
given themselves only year tor ac-
comprising this in, and that they are
determined it shall DO done. This is the
right kind OF talk, and we believe
the new board have energy to do just
what they say; provided tie pople will
come to th,if aid. They, OF course,
cannot con truct the roai alone; but
NIT have the $, mpathy and co.opers-
ton OF the stock-nolutrs, This, we
trust they will receive SO that by the
early opening OF spring, they vi he
enable to pat Oh such force as Will
enabled them TO carry out their de-
termination. In con eqnence OF the
chickering's, Wranglin@, an strltes ile:o-
,cto:e existing among those most In
l.mateiy connected With the work, tie
people nave not nai such cont fence
as o ind ice them to come up TO tue
"o.k with will, bat ii it now be.
! mes apparent, and We sincerely
Gu II n.i., that this state OF things
ls,o Lc ignored, aui IL, work IS t. &c
carried ioaald TO 4 speedy completion
We believe tie people viii respond
.aost cheef!u'iy. Let by goes be by
.oi.es, and lei the new Lo.rd consult
he interests OF the county, and the
stockholders come to their support,
IN every heart he made glad. We
sinccles hope it viii be s.. Us..atoos1
Uyala
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

'I's latest repaas in regard to III.
In ;,,ns arc % the effect tina G n. She +
j ans Vigorous war pol.e. d,ssu>ts
the. Is N teh as liz policy iisguste,I
the .ebels lwhile they are now suing
o. pa TIL .Ar P hoes and Chey.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

Democrats cfsen affect to disparage
American va,or an patriotism. b.
ciare ny that he union armies wer'
made up in great measure Of tore. q
born troops, particularly the Irish ano
German. The figures below are be.
lieve,l TO be reliable. II 50, they com
pie ely set that matter At rest, by
showing that na'.re Aaesi rs com
p+setl over three fourtas OF lAe ul.ol
TROOPS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

with the lndu try and the LABOR ct ,tle
Nation, Read the 4bove facts untiltaey
ale i.lt' INTO Y II memory.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
R,i - = ~ =, OF,


lofN' approved.
Don' @ >. W. isr'is, . ~ ~
boha "a \. NJ. DSeae'0''' ~'''N ~
1'4i-a, approved.
hohl ot y u. Cidy, Iohs'a'ie
ONEIDA, approved
Bon .. W. W. W lies, S.efS, oae''
"a, approved.
bohi OF y. l5unN.u, Constao!e' ~
iedo, al'Paoves
boni o. . W. Fellows j. ~ II"
dan village approved.
Bond OF J, \. Bowd.e, Clerk, Cf!s-
tai, approved.
Bon Of \. Bowala, Crystal sp'
proved,
Boa OF Jaeoo 1oun5, apofo'e'
Board Al oafned nntil ! cioe>'
., ,,,o,,,
-r,ll ,.,,,,.I 'u,,,,,n nre,.n,
| Commute, "a &. ,ls., INST, ucte,. to
-, H., r.n :, -, n,.t,,,on Tor
a., H.. s,,,h :, l,k, ;. ~ s.ss,,
County Attorneys report favorable
to referring all Il al matters to Coun.
~ A,l.,nr x,,,..,t, tho r,haor;,r :,
III. Board.
Al, unon motion the same was 70
,err.. 10 the Auditor.
Bonl Of Jo4a Er;,z. Salt Greek an.
| nroycl
Bond Of Earl .. Rice. Collecto,
Howard annro,ol
Board 4 ,,,ornei until Q o'clock 70.
morrow mo,ung
1.vr.rr Oh 1850
Roara =, et nursn.n, ), ,a;o,,rn an,
r,,i ,,n.,, AL a,,,r,,, ,r,,ssn.
R,n,rt of C,,,tv s,,,.r;n,a,,.n,
,ras.n,.j ~, rot,ral - Shoe, ~,
m;,,ee
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l., -. -, ,r.,.,. O. !,
H., ,,on,
C,n.n,,a, - p,h,;o p,;,a;,o. ,v,a
;ns,,., nj - h,xa son. ,r;,,sa -
,,; -. !, !; !, ~.
= ~, a.,
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j,,str,,t.ito r...,vs nro,,s,,s ,or ,bc
ot.i ). ~ I,o;,a~ a. ca,r Housa anil
r.,,.. :, .o,rnw ,,,,,,,,
C,u,ty ATTORNEYS wxr, instructed
to mix. out Warranty Deed to Pow.
s,el g,urv In, in ! ,.sf;o, A. 4 wi
"a bv 4 t,rn.ys en- ,,oyel in said
,....
Petition for bridge across Wolf
Creek nr.s.ne.lan referred 10 bridge
comn.,tee.
l-nonnafitons as wasa,,owel tobuill
bridge across Deer Creek, near n IN,
t.ceilo Mills.
Petition iof an appropriation to
build bridge across Salt Greek, reserei
70 br,s,re committee.
Petition 70 build a bridge across
Vel, Greek referred back inform
An a,,propr;at,oa Of sos. made to
-, !. ..,,a ,. :,
o'''0 : :. - ~ "
ura'it TOWNSHIP.
An appropriation OF eoo, made 10
repair Il bridge on south Inc OF section
Mr. Johnston was retained az saac
-,
-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

Especially Devoted TO the Deve oImcnt OF
Iowa Has one Editor constantly occupied
in writing up tue State by Counties,
q feature which no other Journal
In the coustry Or state att
.empts TO Sustain!
The hest judges Of men erof papers are
those Who deal with them. The State Rsgis
str asks no one To listen 10 it, own uump.i,
but respectfully refers to the Up MON OF the
local and foreign prcss-tl,e comments Vi u
few OF which herewith follow.
TIME ables, organ of public opinion in
iowa. .Nrshda TINS.
MAS long been one Of The best papers in
Ill the West. Wupsl, X publican.
L,NnoRSE it rs one ofthe b'st paper. in
IL the United States Of America NLsca~
n. jour.
Is one Of the very bes, newspapers west Of
il Il g rising san, and We are proud OF II ne
an Iowa insttu,ion,-Ue Wiz Obsssrer.
llne Of the most desirable papers in tie
~ Nortl west, and the leading paper Of its
State -Ntw York Methodist.
NJ E,re proud of this representative sheet
W which has given 80 much character and
| weigh, 10 Iowa journals a.-Clm on Xfrotd
4 HEAD and shoulders above nine .tenrhs
! ~ Of III" Northwestern daily press Henry
county P,,u.
| - TLADfASTLY mniniains its rank among
| > The very foremos, organs VI the R-luo>
llcan party in the State aud the West.
| Temperance Standard.
vIVHE hest exchange We ever clipped from
!. i -Guthr,e Tsdsste.
| 4 MoDEL State papcr.-Nev York n,.Jsne
,sSIiE leading paper in the Stete and not
: surpassed n editorial ability any pa,
per III the United States.-.Alha Cniou.
| VLRYWHERE acknowledged As giving
II more complete review Of goings>on in
Iowa than any other paper in the S,ale.-El.
kadtr Journal
- ECONMEND il rs the bes. paper in Iowa.
IL Davenport Democrat.
| 4, XGELS in all the elements Of Journal
Ia ism Oskdioosa Cis4zen.
(,lvEs Iowa character At home ana :.
~ broad Upper Des Holmes.
| 4 50 looking glass in which lows, and oil
i that transpires in Iowa is weekly and.
faithfully reflected Montana Democrat.
| k,AYINGtnat it is the best a. we'll Us he
| ~ largest paper in the State is only rc.echo.
ing he universal sentiment OF the Iowa Pr..s.
-ced X, pids 7imss.
| THERE is no paper in the country which Il.
1 80 thorough chronic'er Of the news Of
Is own State Chicago Journal.
EMpHATlCAL.Y the paper Of the Plate,
~ and by its Tour Of Countless doing an
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

| lawn -, ~ 'itl-it' u - AA'N'a' ~
Ja4ua j. Powell, J. l. ,&tzeAhi4er AaJ
J. ). Z ,wns9u3
| Boa6 proceeded 10 hallot,to elect {
permanent ,ia.lman, and resulted a.
| follows:
T. l.. Sherman re eyed 10 votes.
Il 4. HAL, II, c.vei 6
l.. j. Sherman declared duly elect.
el chairman Tor tie coming Year.
Roll teiug ca e |, the following mem.
oers answered to-wit:
Messrs. APPRECIATE, Brntt, Bockley
Dysart, I'otk,r; Hail Leavan,, Jaaaa
.'oyneer. Powell, Rogers, She man
iampkns, Tlna y, vi lard Loutze,.
zer, Townsend, Fleming, BALDWIN
smith an. Wilkinson.
CHAIR aIle.ht Messrs Dysart
poyneer, and hal, on Finance Com
ttee, ior the PR sent year.
The Bond OF Mr.. HARRISON, as Col
.tc,or OF Indian il.age Township, wa
on motion approved,
| Also Bead OF Yves, Wilson, Collec
or Crystal Township,
Also bond Q! Abram Anthony.
/" Z. " Thomas,
q Y. Fisher.
g !" g. q. Mason, Co,lec
tor OF York; Township.
Also Bond OF A. NJ Stalev, Collsc
tor OF Otter Greek, township.
Also Bond OF Thomas S. Free as Au
iitor.
Also Bond Of Daniel Connell, Col
ector, u bingham,
Also Bona OF Q D. Hartshorn. Col
lecior, Perry Township.
Also Bond OF II. Wilhelm,
Also Bond OF John Kngery.
Also Bond OF Leonard Is. Blinn,
Clerk
Also Bond Of A. NJ. Sta!ey.
Motion in regard TO roadmattcr, be-
inc referred to Auditor laid ON the Ia
ole hy consent.
Matter Of electing County Attorney
postponed, until 9Th inst. And upon
motion. The Chair Apo ntc,l Me,srs.
Dysart, Tomrkils ana N'ilkIson as
Committee, to receive p;oposa 5.
Upon motion \ Committee consist
10 81 Ness,s. Wilkinson, Townsend
! ,r,,.r - }, i, !.
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=" : = ~ 49,
pom =. = - 'e''' "Pf'o''''
IT., $500,
b'nd o. A'Deft! y a'A"p r''e1ss !
p ,,,',' ',s' !, -, .na.. ~ ~ 49,.
.ra.an,,, 49,. ,ho.l;o,ra,,.,,n !, ~
pfesea'y' a''e e. inca, joaFhnen' q us
b,a = According , 70 Jaw. J..
=, ,,.,o,,,u. ,.,,no J. a,lo.L
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p,o.a ,,,+ ,,,.s,,,n., ,,;.,.,,n,an.
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-,
$500. -
Na".". a. s,. No. w,'Lneo, an,
,..'i,,iard.
IAN ,tee on R,a Il.
N evrs. Bratt, Townsend and
F,e,,m nc.
Comm it:ee on Poor.
Messrs. rogers, fo"eii anu Lou :
zenhi7er.
Committee III county buildings
Messrs. Ape. sa'e' Ao'npA'"s a''
s ,1kley.
Go. nmittee On Brl, aSes'
Mess, $. Tenney, ST ~" aHA o'ie''
man.
Moved by Mr.. Dysa = 'n''s VIZ
Clerk furnish ii ecessary wrl s"s An1'e
rial for this Boar,i. Carried,
Upon motion 30 ard pro.ee. 'e0
ballot to elect COUNTY Attorne. ~
the ar 1869.
Upon motion D. D. Arpe|gate, va
excused from voting on said question.
On motion 3. A. Hall, was appoint
ed Teller, and resulted as follows:
Messrs. S,ruble and Bradshaw, re-
celved II votes. Ne srs. Stivers an |
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
uuPRluclPL

Dealers often recommend other bitter.
because they have not Roback =. W.
desire 10 caution tbs AFFECTED aga ns1
pu. chasing any OF them; buy kobacA !
Stomach bitters aul noae otuer, II yo,
wouia combat u1sSase successfully.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
WAN FED,

Al persons troubled with cos,ivcness or
constipation Of the Bowels to hnv Ro
hacks Flood Pills, they contain no mer-
cnrv, are rurely vegetable and work
like charm: oan he taken with safety
by persons Of all ages aud in all condi-
tions oflJe.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

A2vvN cOMvlAtNTS

Jauntiiee and all affections Of The Iiy
or are soon removed by tie use II
Ro' ack Stomach Biners and B oed
Pts. they are composed Of vegetable
medicinal extracts with r-fer.sce 10
heir direct action on the liver aud li-
gestive apparstus.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
Z A D les

Gsedentary habits WHO require gen.
4, Inigative viii fud kohacss Lsooa
Thls just tie med!cine they want, tie
.re p riectly safe aud en- he taken Al
al tlntes, they contain no N ruay OF
III ne po,soa, bat ara purely vsss,a
bic.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

p e,ei II . Q. the So,ri o. onps vlsois
IS rama Sola y lswl at th5lr issI.
l.r & ss;on n .snuaiy. a. D. 1853
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
n .. G. TRUE,

rsortrt1,R AID EpI7oA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

RUBAIk 5 COLUMN.
MARRIED

Ladies, who, during certain periods are
30 mhch troubled with etsuyel.As or
constipation, can Ghd cer,ain relief IL
kohach = Blood llls, wnich eau lie TAX
eli during all stages VI pregnancy wAth
perfect safety.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
scRoEyLA

And all diseases Of the blood, efd e
erup'ivc d. eases Of the skin, old sc,,s
rumors aud Ulcers, arising 'iem wLn,
ever Cause. can be pe,manently cured
by The use VI Dr.. Roback Puiifeian
Blood P.tls.
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FUE progress of Life insueahce u the q
ircG Sta.es proves this great ~cfn"u|"g
triumph OF modern science aud phHauttTo-
eoy t. boone oG ,lc mGrfelohS ledtrtt7 Ol GU
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Isf- insafancc leages ready money to set
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light and general reading Of TIE day. We
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ulaTity ii has acquired IS merited. Each
number contains fully ia pages Of reading
matter, appropriately illustrated with good
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monthly and the more philosophical quarter
ly. blended with the best features Of the da-
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raj and Family Papcr--to be published
thereafter Weekly. and to be devoted 10
all that pertains - Country Life in it,
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Fr,r.,-' n 7ei~r from ~. G. G.sgi.
Mslley's Neck, St Mary'S Co. Md,
January 25. 1869.
Messrs. Herbert & HarS;on, Baltimore, Nd.
GE$rLg4EH -. usei A1lrew Goes Su
per-Pho> plate Of Lime on my Corn crop
last spring AT Inc rate OF IS lbS. 70 the acre
ia the bin. ana it affords me pleasu TO
state that the result was perfectly Satlsfacto-
rs. Ny corn looked green and healthy du-
ring the whole season, the ear was welt fl
led and the yield iar.e aa.' con :cientiously
believe it 10 he the best fertilizer in use in
this section. | Shall want more for MY corn
ana tobacco next spring.
Yours, respectfully,
WIN i GOUhu.