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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Republican State Convention.

OFFICE OF RErrELIcAv
-~rAT.: CENTRAL COMMITTEE :
DEs MolNES, June Is, 1870,
10 tie Rpnjhcw j'otsrs Of Iow0:
Your fourteenth annual State Convention
will be held at
D.> sauinrs. Wednesday,, Au-
gust II, Hss0.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose Of lacing III nomination candidates
Tor the following Offices, VIZ:
Three candidates for Judges of the SUI
rrems Court.
One canlla,c for tho Office Of Secretary
Of State.
Cne candidate f.. tic Office Of Auditor. &C
State
ono candidate fer the Office of Treasurer
Of State.
one candidate for the Office Of Register Of
the State i.anl Oihce.
One candidate for the ofliae Of Attorney
General.
One candidate for the office Of Reporter
of the Supreme Court.
One candidate for the flee Of Clerk OF the
Supreme Court.
Should the bill forincreased represents
ion. now before Congress, pass, the conven-
ton will be charged With the duly OF nom
iua;ingcandiates for the offices Of congress
men at large in the number 10 which Iowa.
NAV he entitled. Under the Trumbnil
amendment this number would be three.
The ratio Of representation will be, one
delegate Cor each organized county in the
State. and, in addition thereto one delegate
for every two hundred votes. or fraction
over one hundred. cast for Samuel Merrill
cor ofa 10
The Convention will be a convention Of the
Republican voters Of the State and all per-
sous. known TO be in full accord with the
party and its principles, arc invited to take
part in the nomination of delegates.
The Convention being hold a; late day
the time for Tie canvass will be short. That
The campaign ma he more quickly arranged
and its conduct he made more satisfactory
the delegation from eacl county is requested
To bring with it Il list of the names Of the
newly elected committee Of the county: a nd
from that committee. deemed advisable, n
statement Of the help the conn y will want
from sleakers AT iarse--wiii winch iniorma-
,on the newly IA sedtentral Committee will
have their work greatly simpiiied. This
Committee. without de.iri TO influence tic
action OF connti's. would suggest that the
placing The Chairman Of the county CON-
mittec on the delegation. would accomplish
.his witiou. trouble. and enable him to con
fer in parsans with the State Coma.ittee an
10 the details Of tho canvass.
NiLL,Aat GARRETT, LEWIS MILES, Jr
T. D. JANIS, {. l.. WRIGHT,
i S. GARRISON, Al. PorE,
w. A. WAaREX 8 " KaruBEy,
w. g. DOMAIN, WIN. LAERAEEE,
q. W. E,ssETr, N. G. DEEnISd,
Shts Cndal Committee.
Arrangements arc being made with sh'
railroads of the State for icIuced fare. TIL
most Of them have already complied ssiil
The request OF the Committee, When al
have been heard from, the proper announce
snent Of details will be made.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
NEW As,vEesTIsETaE.SE'
SULRIEf'S NILE NOTICE.

SHLRIEF,S S.iLE NOTICE.
DY virtue Of an execution directed t. me
ID from the Clerk Of the District Court Of
lama County iowa in vacation on the I'll!
day of November, 1870, in favor Of James
Barge, as Plaintiff, and agai lst Henry
Hamburg, and Elijah Parks his surety OIL
stay Of execution, as Defendant, for the sum
of Five Hundred Fifty six Dollars. and "A
Cents and taxed at $ One 75-lOO Dollars,
and accruining cost, have levied upon the
following Real Estate. taken as tie property
o. said Defendant jha Parks TO satisfy
said execution. to-wit: Commencing at the
North side Of the Chicago 4 North Western
Railroad, in the, South East Of the South
East ! Of Sec. (23) three, Township Eighty
ts3.) Range Sixteen (l6;) thence North 40
Rods, thence West 40 Rods, thence South
40 Reds, thence Eas, 40 Rods TO the l.lach
Of beginning; containing 10 acres and all
the appuitenanccs thereto belonging, taken
| at the property of DEPENDENT Elijah Parks,
and will offer the same for sale, t, the
! highest bidder, for cash in hand on the
18Th day Of August, 4. b. 1870. in front o.
the Court House III Toledo. lama ounty
Iowa, at the hour of 10 o'clock of said day,
when aud where due attendance will bt
given by the undersigned.
Dated at my office, in Talcdo, Tama CouG.
ty, Iowa.
KNIGlIT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of said County.
July 18th, 1870. s. ~. Bow.
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LONDON. July 90.


Gladstone announced III the House
OF Commons, to day, that the govern
ment.was ia receipt OF a. telegraphlc
dispatch from Lord Lotlcns, IL uis
ter to Berlin, stating that Berlin
newspapers, would publish to-day
the text OF the secret treaty, said to
exist between France and Prussia,
similar to that already published IN
the Times, thus realizing the cXpcc
. tations, that matters would be taken
VI at head quarters, and full cxplana-
tioi, given by Prussia.
Lord Lottics says, That the treaty
is III The lland writing OF Gen. Ben.
ditte, late Minister of France, ut Der
lin, but Mr.. Clarendon, states that
he Ill. nat wish to be understood
as confirming the accuracy Of the
+. latter atatcmcnt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ltTATE or IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
~
TO John II. Thede:
You are hereby no.iic1 that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
uict Court Of fama county, Iowa, petition
Of Aana Thcdc, claiming Of you divorce
from The bonds of matrimony, and for other
relief more fully appearing in said petition;
and that unless you appear thereto, anu de-
fonl, on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term of said Court. being the Sep.
tembcr term of said Court for the year a. u.
1870, commencing on the third Monday of
September A. y. 1870, ut the Court House,
in Toledo. in said county, default will be
entered against you AMI Judgment rendered
thereon. a. SronpARp,
27-301 Atty for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28


.N Ldior:-Not wishing to 60 it
blind on this question, let me copy the
first tour sections OF the Herd L.w
Act:
Chapter Doth, Laws lodl General
Assembly; section |. l'e it enacted
by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Iowa, that the owners Of
cattle, horses, mules, sheep, swine
and other stock shall he liable for all
damages done by sucl, stock.
Had the Legislature stopped right
here, and made the provisions of this
tirst.sectioA the 'iaw~.t the State, il
would have legislated wisely. except
that it would have declared the
stock raiseys and grazcls the privil-
cgc OF pas,uring the unilaprovol
lands, to prevent which it cnacts
Section ,. The owner or person in
the actual lnot constructive posses
sion OF any cultivated (not wildly
lands in this State shall have a lien
on all or any stock that shall tres
pass on such lands.
Section 3. The owner of any stock
trcspassing on the improved lands Of
another, shall pay to the owners Of
the land so damaged the actual
amount Of damages SO sustained.
Section i, The person in posses
sion of any land SO trespassed on,
may distrain any trcspassiny stock
and retain the same in some safe
place at the expense of the owner
thereof, until snch damages are raii
This last section is for the benefit
of the renter. The remaining pro-
visions OF the bill relate to the man
ncr in which the provisions OF the
law shall be enforced, etc.
The practical effect OF the la" is
this: Ii | own lG0 acres OF land, and
have ~ acres III crops or under cul
tiya,ion for any purpose, that por.
lion SO cultivated is protected, but
the other 100 acres is still a free com
mno. Now, those who live in the
older sections OF the county, whore
the cultivated lands are fenced will
find it for their interest to support
this law for the commons, whether
river bottom lands, wood lands or
unclaimed prairie, Will still be open
TO the free range 81 their stock. and
their crops will be better protected.
And even il those fenced regions,
how many hundred miles OF fences
are there that are poor, and far from
being a lawful fence, and besides are
rapidly going to decay; and must be
repaired or replaced at burdensome
expense. The great bug bear is,
"why we have been obliged to fence
and why should not others \
very unjust as well as unreasonable
/ position. As well might the Pacific
railroad company say to = person
who applied for Il ticket to San Fran
cisco, 90 to New York and take
passage around Cape Horn, every
body has heretofore gone that way
There is certain degree OF brother
~ sentiment that ought to control
corporations as well AS individuals
In passing laws we ought to remcm
Der the general good and feel tina
we have IN individual interest in ey
crythlng that tends TO increase tn
prosperity OF our State or nation
That while VIC hold ont to the imi
grant from foreign lands free pub
lie policy, ought to back him up il
his settlement on them. 50 tia
when nature has failed to sapply ma
tcrals, the law may step IN to ol,
viatc the difficulty. J'o you voter
OF Ta,na county, Wc leave the ques
ton. Shall this be so: S. II. i.
|
4 FIFTEEN MILE GRoyE,
June oG,1sI0.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
PRICE-A FAIR OFFER.


If the Merchants in your place will no!
furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the ,c.ailp Washer, 81 !, Extra Wringcr -,
and we will forward either or both ma
chimes, free Of freight, to, ces wi ere 70
one is selling; and so sure are VIC they will
be liked. that we agree TO refund the money
ii any one wishes to return the machines
free OF freight. after month"; trial accord
ing TO directions.
No husband, father or brother should
per,.it the drudgery Of washing with the
hands, fity>two days in tic year, when il
can be done better, moro expedi'iously,
with less labor, and no injury to the gar
ments, by Doty Clothes Washer, and a
Universal Wringcr.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom libcr-
nj discounts are male.
Z. C. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
- Corllandt ST., New York
(i2SmC
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

II you want moro FIT, Coffee. Sugar,
Dried Apples or Pcach7 les, syrups, or
any thing in the line Of Groceries, for
One Dollar than you can get Mt any
other store in this coun ~, 60 to the
store OF w. G. Walters, =. south side the
Public Square, Toledo, Iowa, where you can
obtain almost every thing but Dry Goods,
80 low that You will lose money ly going
elsewhere. All goods delivered inside tho
corporation, fee Of charge. L2su
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

ter. has received the following de-
spaich from his Government: Public
opinion in England is favorable to
North Germany, but,he Government
not favorable and acts with the same
neutrality, against North Germany
as She did against Amcrica with the
Alabama.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
NOTICE..

rs hereby given, that did on the % day
i of July. A. b. 1870, take up and put in
the Pound one rcd steer about two years
old, which was found running at Large in
violation Of Ordinances No. 81 of this Town
of Toledo, which the owner can get by CALI
ing on the undersigned and paying cssts.
&. S. BAILEY,
City Marshal.
July 81, i. D. 1870. Bow.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

improved with RowELL PATFNr DouBfe
oG-wunrLs. and the PArHAr Sror, are now
unquetsoinably far superior TO any appara>
tus for washjn. clothes ever invented. and
will save their cost twice year, by saving
labor and clothes.
The Editor Of this paper, who purchased
Washer and Wringet. thus icsates as TO
their value:
IJlhis useful and ornamental macalne
was sent to US for trial. 1t has been in
use tor four or five weeks, and the house.
hold Authorities lee, warranted III saying
something in its behalf. The following Is
from the pen of Mrs. True We are salts.
fed that the plea for til Washer might
have been stronger
Dotys Clothes Washer is a success Hay
ing had one in use for several weeks
feel we'll enough acquainted with it TO pass
judgement upon it. do not know how one
can ask more Of 4 washing machine than
this will do No hand Rubbing is necessary
for Il clothes after they have been through
the washer. | have not touched "A wash board
since the Doiy came into the house. 1t Is
the only machine | know Of that will re,
move sircaks from wrist-ana neck bands
and the centlencss with which it handles
clothes is very soothing to the nerves of
those whe dislike ,aenaing aud darning.-
It is also an improvement o. the old way
OF filling Il room With soap>suas and steam,
for this is all shut up within the washer
| and assists in the cleansing of The clothes
/ BY The aid Of Il wringer. which shou all
/ ways be used with this washer. heavJ arti,
| clcs can be washed as easily as light ones,
and the whole irudgery of washing is chang
ed to pleasant woik.-[In TAMA COUNTY
REPUBLICAN,. Jan Is, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
"Vc Battle Net

There is much impotence mani.
tested because our kilograms con
s,anily reltr.tc, NO Battle let. -
The mass Of people tail to comprc-
bend the situation Large armies
move very slow, and Prussia and
France are not the nations TO rush
into battle without preparation. The
approaches to the Rhine, whore the
contcnling forces appear to be cu.,
minaling are not TO e accomplished
in 4 day. When we consider the
character OF the two nations al war,
we arc cortan they will rot risk
mach to chahce. that can be posi-
bly, avoided. The battle, when it
comes, Will be terrible and short
But show strength in lhcir cautious
movements. 1t is o&ly niue days
since var WAS actually declared, and
iunging by other wars, We shall see
that 4 battle OF any magnitude, or
decisive in its effects, cannot be rea
sonably expected for some time yet.
IN the Austria Italian war OF 1859
Possibilities began April -, and the
battle of Monticello WAS not fousht
till May %. The battle OF Magenta
was fought ten days after, and that OF
Sotcrino three weeks thereafter
In the Schleswig- lIoistein war, the
Prussian army captured Eckentorlc
FEBRUARY ], but 1t WAS not until
April Is that Duppcl was captured.
In the German ltalan war of 1868,
war was declared June II, but the
great battle of Sadow:, was not
fought till July 3. Ia our own war
of the Rebellion, 1t wills be re,nem
berea that Sampler was fired on
April II, but the first great battle
was not. fought till July II: at Bull
Run.
SO we must conclade it will be
several DAVIS before the hcrrid clash
of arms viii resounl from the banks
of the Rhine. But when it does
come, we shall look for terrible and
bloody things. Prussia and France
understand the art Of war i'll all its
bloody protection, and spurrea on
by merciless ambition, the conten
ding forces will make terrible havoc.
satisfied with nothing short OF the
complete suhjugation OF the one or
the o.hcr.-t State Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
,VaEIa CGtt.,ty Republican,, Cors-
vcsetsOs,.

Notice is hereby given 10 the Republican
Electors Of Tama county, Iowa, that n Com
ven,ion will be held nj the Court House in
IN Iecdo in said county, on
sArrRnAg, ArCu>T l3rn,
jS10, Mt . o'clock L. NJ. Cor tn pur.
lssc a.. eleeting seven dele gates to represent
tic couniy in State Convention to he held
III bcs ,Ncincs, August lith, 1870, and five
delegates to represent the Congressional
Convention to he he'll! in Oskaloosa, iHg
18th, 1870, and also for the purpose Of ls)ac>
ing in nomination Republican candidates
Tor the following Offices. viz:
One candidate for e onntv Clark.
One candi 6ate foi Comfy Recorder
Three candidates fer County Supervisors.
The ratio of representation will be, cue
delegate for each township in the counts,
with one additional delegate for every ihir-
iy>siN votes, or fraction thereof Of eigh' cen
or over, cast far Gov. Samuel Merrill nj the
last general election. Townships Will be
entitled 10 de'cgates. rs follows:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
RO.iD NOTICk,.

IT U.f y " VII Il.
GTATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY, IS.
Notice is hereby g.ved ,ha. q Road Pes
,ition has been presented to he Auditor Of
sa|d County, praying for the establishment
Of 4 County Road, to be called the J. q.
Safely Road, in Township SIS, North of
Range II. West Of the 9th r. NJ. and that
the "a day Of September, a. y. 1870. is
fixed for final hearing bcfurc said Auditor,
and all persons interested ,beron can ap>
pear and show cause why said Petition
should notbe granted.
THOMAS s. / ,EE.
Auditor.
July lst. 1870. 2Sw4.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28


sAAs IT 4 :swlNpLE:'-Jn,lcr tins
head an article appeared in the last
RGruBLlcAS charging us with fraud IN
printing and receiving pay tor the
list al warrants tor Jury Fees
Woods tail us to fifty characterize
this false and malicious attack. 1t
shows on the part OF the writer IN
utter lack Of principle and truthful.
ness, and il his name was Lie instead
of Trae, it would represent him corr
reetlv. We believe that he knew
that every WORT was false when nc
wrote it, but he was aware that the
old adagc was true that a lie will
travel many leagues while truth Is
pulling en- its boots. He wished 70
| iniure lis but in the end he will be
The one who will suffer most. Snf-
flee it to say that the Auditor told
us to publish tho list and send III our
bill. and If the board allowed it, it
would be all right Since this libel
appeared the Auditor informed MS
4 tlat We had the same right to pub
fish the List a Nj. s. G. True; the
same right to send III our bill, and
the same right to receive the pay tor
the work. The three officials who
are accused Of conniying at fraud,
will speak for themselves as they
choose, or treat the falsifier with 81,
lent contempt.
The truth is that the Editor OF the
REprBilcAN has such inordinate sci
tishness that he wants all the ra,t ne
OF the county, and more too. ano
because our bill was nearly halt n
large as his it troubled him. 10 b'
sure, his bill was very essentially Gu
down while ours was not. We hay
done printing for Marion county
Guthrie, Audubon and lama, an'
.never vet had bill cut down {. sin
Gle cent. We have also printe'
many ordinances for Knoxville am
lama City. and il, ni,hcr case wa
our bills cut down i'll the least.
The citiz1hs Of lama City and y
entity, have the same right to see tn
List of Jury Fees as the citizens {
Toledo, aud we believe that th
Board OF Supervisors will fully Just
:. " the Auditor in having It Publlshc
in both papers. To be sure, II tn
law says that said List shall only b
= inserted in one paper, then the la
!, should be complied vita, but Il
= Auditor does not SO understand ]
4" -[Tama Citizen, Jnly, 81.
:. What there may be III the abov
II that secms to invite 70 q persons
d contest, or to incite to personal wval
n gle, we desire to say at the onre
! that We shall not enter upon such
field. We are now dealing with ma
$ tcrs IL which thc people OF the coul
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

7 ETTER AND NOTE NEADs.-THE
llarrunL,esS Job Office cannot be excelled
in til class Of work. Try us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

dull lIEADS.--BILL HEADS OF ALL
Discs printed in tho very best style at the
EEruHIleAS Office.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

Nor Groceries. OF all kinds Flour and
L Fee |, Quecnsware and Sundrcs. in large
quantities. and generous asorlmenis, at
prices that defy competition, 80 70 the store Of
w. c. Walters, south OF the Pubic square,
Toledo, iowa.--Goods delivered fire. inside
the corporation. |oti.
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RO.iD NOTiC.".

ROiD NOTiC'..
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that Road Pes
tiion has been presented to the Auditor of
said County, praying FOR the establishment
OF u County Road, to he called the Larkin
Hall Road, in Township, 81, North Of Range
IL. West Of The 9th r. W., and that the 2d.
day OF September. 4. d. 1870, is fixed for
final hearing before said Auditor, and MI
persons interested therein can appear and
show cause why said Petit ion should not be
granted.
THOMAS S. FREE.
Auditor.
June 90 1850. 2swf.
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j.. C-iRK, | County Cen
A. \. rOlNEER. j trail Com &c.
Ju,e2 -, 1870.
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A.. OLD Poem.

~ rdttaE- The following Heroic in blank
verse. has been brough. 10 light, in remov>
ing the foundations of an old castle, near
IL ancicn, cisy Of Toledo, IN Spain. A. j
was written in Arabic, i. has been prc>
mounced by some of ctr most noted anti
quaiians, IS cn,emporary with the Morish
az m illustration at the idea OF certain
learned historians that History repeats rs
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

OFFICE OF REprELIcAy
-iNrAT2 CENTERAL COMMITTEE,
DKS MONIES, June Is, 1870,
To tie Rlpa]'tcan J.otsrs Of Iova:
lour. fourteenth annual State Convention
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

June %, 1870.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-30
Agricultural and Mechanical Assoc. ..ion

The Jasper Agricultural and Mechani'
cal Association will hold atwo days Fair
the second Friday and Saturday in Sep
tember, 1870, at WM TRIrLEr's FARM
at the Ford of Weber.
ADMISSION TIcKErs-Footmen, twenty.
five cents horsemen, fifty cents; 2horse
vehickle, $3.50; 4 horse vehickle, $3.50;
passengers twenty cents.
Invitation is respectfully extended to
all officers of Agricultural Associations,
and Van Buren, Press corps.
Each entry will be made for each day
by 10 o'clock P NJ. of that day and each
entry for sweep stake premium (which
books are open for each township in the
County,, must be made by one o'clock,
P. NJ, of the last day. From this rule
their will be no deviation.
Resolved, That the Van Buren, Pres.
be requested to publish the above.
By order Jasper Agricultural and Me.
chanical Association.
S. X. Cox,
j. B. C. TuRMAN,
HENRY HOWELL, SEN,
Committee.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-30
- -
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY. Aug. 30.
The river Is declining slowly with full 81.
feet water by the guage.
The Fort Gibson arrived this morning from
Little Rock and goes down this afternoon.
The Little Rock will be here tomorrow
probably. She connected at Little with the
Sallic from St.Louis.
The Arkansas left st. Louis for Arkansas
river last Saturday.
We advise the river reporter Of the Herald
to 20 on board Of the Gibson and see who is In
the office lie has been looking through then
DIrToN "specks" long enough.
THE New BoArs-wHAT THEY sAY.-Tht
Little Rock Gazette of the Goth has the fol-
lowing In reference to Maj. ADAMS new
boats But the venerable and old gentle.
men," applied to the editor Of the Press
rather gets us;
"The Memphis and Arkansas Packet Com.
pany have paid well merited compliment to
each Of our friends, the editors of the Van
Buren, Press and Fort Smith Herald, as will
be seen by reference to the following river
item, copied from the Memphis Appeal
One Of the new Arkansas River Packets
now building at this port for. Maj. JOHN ID
ADAMS line, will be launched on Saturday
10th inst, at 8 p. m. We have no doubt tina,
the launch will be witnessed by large num-
Der Of our citizens. The new boat will be
called the j. 8. Dunhdn,. after j. $. Dunham
editor of the Van Buren Press. The Other
boat, also in course Of construction, will be
called the John +. Wheeler, In honor of the
editor Of the Fort Smith Herald Editors are
highly esteemed In our sister State.
The boats are described as being very COM
plete for the uses for which they are designed
and are very crcditable specimens of the skill
displayed In the shipyards of Memphis. We
nope they will continue to ply as long, ener-
getically. usefulIy, successfully and faithfully
IN the service Of our people as the venerable
Old gentlemen In honor Of whom they are
named have done.--Gdxette.