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GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY.

Thirty DAYS after date application will be made 10
the Cont OF Ordinary of said ounty, for leave 70
sell the Land belonging to The estate Of Larkn Wh't
mire. late of said County deceased for the benefit OF
the heirs and creditors of said deceased, Nov OH
1870.
printers Fee }
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TThe Constitution gives the state
ment that $780, O7 were paid for Clerk
hire by the recent Agency-therc hav-
ing been l04 Clerks to PIG Legislators.
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The best and cheapest combination for all afec-
tons of the Kidneys and Bladder ever offered 10 the
nuhlic 1t is prepared by regular physicians and
"Sf Price p3 81 or. six bottles for So Sold by
WIN. ROOT & SONS,
Marietta, Ga.
JP. DRONGOOLE& CO..
Memphis. Tenn,
July : 1e7G-1A.
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.

Friday Morning Nov. II,fs7O.
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CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
y H. NJ. HAMMErT.

For SnERFF-C. B. c. HoLLEMAN
FaR Tax Rrcffy..R--J. G. 0GLESBY.
For TAX CuILEcToR-G. NJ. MANNING.
County TRRAstRER--H c. WHITE.
SuRvEYoB--J. II. WARD.
CoRoNER-JOHN SIMPSON.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOE CONGRESS-
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FOR SEM "A TOR
Col. GEORGE HILLVER.
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Cen. 2. M. =. YOUNG,
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FOR LEGISLATURE
w. D. ANDERSoN.
w. r. ANDERSON.
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oE BARLOW COUNTY
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

OF iare, even if they cannot taste the
vianas.
Foo'paths. Thomas Wentworth
Higginson.
The Return.
Oldtown Firesidc Stories. Mrs. II.
y Stowe.
Highly Explosive. Jane G. Austin. ]
Experiments. &. \. II.
Fech,er rs Hamlet. Kate Field.
Joseph and. his Friend: III. Bayard
Taylor.
-Four Months with Charles Dickens.
III.
Murillos Immaculate Conception
David Gray.
Travelling Competitions. /. II. James,
Jr. a
The intellectual influence of Music.
Johr S. Dwight.
\ November Pastoral. Bayard
Taylor. +
Mr.: Burlingamc as an Orator. M
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03
ORDINANCE NO. IS.

.
AN Ordinance creating the office OF Street
Commissioner, and prescribing tho duties
thereof:
SECTION ]. Be il enacted by the town
Council of The incorporated town OF Toledo,
Iowa, that the Office Of Street Commissioner
is hereby created, the duties of n hich shall
be the building Of all sidewalks and cross.
ings ordere, to be built by the town Coun-
Gil at such times and in such manner as by
them prescribed, and such other duties ne
shall hereafter be ordered by the town
Council. Nj e:ss Ht4.
SEC. 2. Such Street Commissioner shall
lie elected by the present Nm Council from
their number. 10 serve until the next mn nual
election, and then elected as tho Statute
provides. st 4ssA
SEc. 8. The fees Of tie Street Commission.
or shall be Sl.JO for eocIl day. actually ems
ployed in the discharge of his duties.
SIC. 5. The Street Commissioner shall
give bond for the faithful discharge Of his
duties as shall be prescribed by the town
Council, such bond to be accepted nv the
town Council, and fled with the Recorder;
and he shall render an account of all his
doings under oath 10 the town Council,
whenever called upon SO t. do by the Conn.
Gil, and for all claims for moneys exY'end-
cd, and services rendered.
SIC. s. All Ordinances and Parts Of Or
dinanccs conflicting herewith are hereby
repealed.
SEC. g. This Ordinance shall, be in force
from and after its passage and publication
according 10 law.
Adopted NOV. /, 1H7o.
A. PHILIPS, Mayor.
Attest:
I'D NEWCOMER. Recorder
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03
The Bu,lO Case.

1M. Eaitor-In your last weeks
issue, you made allusion to the post
norton examination Of the body Of
Mrs. Buno who was found dead in
the creek near her residence in Onci-
ia few days previous, probably not
knowing tile whole truth is the rca-
son that you failed to make a full
statement Of the fact:
1st, then, allow me to say that
Coroner Fisher made an inquest, as
sisted by DR.. S. Tompson, OF Toledo,
the result of which was the verdict
that she came to her death from
causes to them unknown.
subsequently, another eNamina.
ton was made by DIR. Beam and
Nichols, Of Waltham, and DIR. vii
liams, OF Toledo, other persons beng
present. The result of this 'thor-
ough examination iwas (acquiesced i'll
by DR.. S. Thomson, of Toledo, that
the dislocation of the atlas and axis
(bones of neck was complete. 1t
was upon this superstition, verified
| BY this thorough examination that
/ the husband Of deceased, Orson Blu
no, was arrested and lodged i'll Jail
to await examination by the author
tiles. at
| BY the earnest solicitation of Blu
no, the coroner permitted third ex.
animation, which was made by Dir.
$. {. Rogers, of Toledo, assisted By
Drs. Powell of Irving and DR.. Thorn
son, Of this place. You say sir, that
lit is sufficient to say that the result
Of this last examination tends to
throw doubt rather than light, upon
the case" and that further examina-
ton will be had, and no one can tell
what will be the true state Of facts.
On the contrary, sir, this last exam
nation threw all the desired light OH
the case and demonstrated beyond a
possibility Of a doubt that the state
mcnt and opinion Of the previous ex-
animation was erroneous, and rs far
from the truth as the East from the
West, and, also established the fact
that the neck had not been disloca-
ted, fractured or in any-wisc injured.
The further examination to which
you referred has been made by DIR.
Statlcr of Marshaltown and he con-
ours fully with D:s. Rogers, Powers
and Thomson.
Allow me to say further that in
the formal preliminary examination
before Justice Bailey no evidence was
adduccd showing that any INJURY
had been inflicted upon the body If
deceased. S. c. Il.
TOLEDO Oct. 81 1870.
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NATIONAL THANFxsGavsNa'
By the Piesiden. Of the H..lited States
A Proclamation.

WHEREAS, 1t bchoovcs people sonsillc 81
'hc.r dependence on tho Almighty, publicly
andcollcctively 10 acknowledge their graft
tndc for His mvrccs, and rs humbly bescccl,
for theft Continuance; and
WrEeEt,; The people Of the United States,
during Tn year about 10 end, have special
cause 10 be thankful for general prosperity,
mn Attendant harvest, rhc exemption fre:ii
war and :ivil s,riM
Now, therefore, he il known that I,
Ulysses S. Grant President Of the United
States, concuirng in any similar recommen-
dations Of the Chief Magistrates Of States,
10 hereby recommend to all citizens to
lace. in their respective places Of worship
on Thursday, the 24lh day Of November
next, there TO give thanks for the bounty Of
God during the year about 10 close, and to
surplicate for its continuance hereafter.
In witness Whereof have hercunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done ct the city Of Washington this 2l.t
day VI October, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eiga, hundred and seventy, and OF
:he Independence Of the United States the
hihety>Efth. Z: s. GEiSf.
HAMtLroS FIsu. Sec'S of Sia.e.
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A CNrSe of ExnlUItN ian.

E4 - E&
/ M'. LvHv, SiE:--Thc action Of the
Republican County Committee has
given dissatisfaction to some. am
pleased to know we were noticed.
1t shows the Committee were at
work, and the heavy party vote poll
cd shows the result OF that work. AS
a member of that Committee l ac-
cept all responsibilities that ! assum-
ed.
In allotting speakers to the various
meetings, we used such material as
We could command, mostly by con.
sent. The member from lama CITY
not being present at the meeting, we
were gnorant of tho talent that
conld have been secured there, other
than Mr.. 1Iibbard, aud ono gentle
man whose time would not permit.
Whether the Editor ht the Citizen
afterwards impor;uned for appoint
mcnts is of 10 importance 10 the
public, now.
In relation to filing up the ticket
with the word For prefxed to the
special votes, desire to say that /
opposed it; I did not think it part
OF our duties to vote for other pco-
pie, as we certainly did on those spe-
cial laws. The although
favoring the affirmative action-ac-
quiesced with me in opposition TO fill
ing the blanks at that meeting. A
strong pressure was afterwards
brought to bear on the committee to
fill the blanks affirmativcly as to the
Herd and Prohibitory Laws. The
writer, for reasons above given, op-
posed. On the Herd Law he was
assiste ly Mr.. Browne, OF Tama,
On the Prohibition law he was in 4
minority. 1t was hoped that the
people Of enlightened lama County
WORLD vote on a law as they APPROX
cd or disapproved it, and not vote
tor, or against, according to the bal
lot given them. nc s @ Ere ,ra.
BrckINailAN, Now l. 1870.
II lH M ID. CoNNILL.
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Communicated.

Communicated.
ANOTHER SCRpRIsE.-The mem.
bers and friends OF the Presbyterian
Church, gave the Pastor, Rev. J. S.
Martyr, and his family, pleasant
''Surprisc" OH last Thursday eve. The
evening was suspicious, and at an
early hour the members and invited
friends made their appearance in a
truly Surprising manner, both as to
appearance and number, beng laden
down with the "good things" OF life.
A very agreeblc evening was spent,
tie house being crowded to its ut
most capacity, the invitation being
only limited by the want Of ROOM
However some sevcnty-fivc persons
were present, among them the yari-
Gus Pastors of the town. a fine
supper was furnished, the evening
passing in agreeable conversation,
enliyenel by music. At late hour
the company adjourned, feeling
doubtless that it was good for
brethren to dwell together in unity"
and leaving behind not only we'll
wishes, but some substantial takens
Of regard in the way Of provisions
and a small roll IF greenbacks for
Mrs. NJ. THIS may be considered the
annual reunion OF the congregation.
not only for christian acquaintance
and fellowship, but as a tribute Of
respect to the Pastor, now in the
fifth year OF his labor in this field
Withal We cannot but regard these
Surprises as pleasant feature Of
Iowa Society.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

The action Of the city Council,
on Friday evening last, is its own
best commentary. It criticizcs that
body more severely than we could
have done. Is it possible that eight
months have gone by, and the Coun-
Gil has just discovered whose duty
it is to build the side walks and
crossings ordered built by the pres
cnt and former CouncilsY Let us in
dulgc the charitable hope the cncr-
waiting heat of the Summer has pre-
vented proper expression Of the
tact before. Welcome the winds of
Winter, ut last. 7
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03
Metz. the great French stronghold


Metz, the great French stronghold,
has fallen, at last OF course. isolated
as it was, and all the troops OF France
needed to rcpcl the Prussian advance
'!uon Paris, il could hope Tor no
snccor. This defence was 4 heroic
ol:c, but it had to follow the exam.
rlc OF Strasburg, Bazaine with his
army of one hundred and fifty thou.
sand men, twenty thousand of whom
we're on the sick list, surrendered
last Tuesday. Four thousand guns
also fell into the hands OF the victors,
and, according to all accounts, Metz
was starved into surrender, but it
seems incredible that army OF one
Kindred and fifty thousand could be
Prevented by anc ordinary army from
Gftkiuu out somewhere
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Gold and Silver Watches
for Premiums.

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all Silver cases warranted pure metal and 5
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and 50 dwts,-aud the movements warrant
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For 100 Subscribers and S2S5 cash, We
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LOCAL NEWS.
Township oTeers.

Township oi;eers.
We give, below. a complete list Of
township ofiiccrs,in the several town
ships OF the county. All the officers
are elected annually, except the
Justices Of the Peace, who serve two
years The townships which elected
Justices this year are buckingham.
Carroll, Carlton, Clark, Columbia.
Grant, Oneida, Otter Greek, Perry,
Salt Creek. and Toledo.
Observation-Disclosures; G. Jaqua,
frederick NnMli lic. Trustees; II.
A. Owens, ID. G. naeri.ill, Rob
c,t ronneli. Clerk; John King
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PATIENT REFUSED.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all to whom
n this shall come, that caution all par
tics against buying certain notc signed
by nae, October %, or u 1869. in favor of
Brown, Southard 4 Co., of vinton, Iowa,
for the sum Of S20GO. payable one day
after date. Parties will lake notice that
the conditions Of said note have not been
complied with and sLall::not paythc same.
j. NJ. CAMERY.
TOLEDO, Iowa, Nov. /, 1870. 1886
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The November Number

OF The Atlantic Monthly is an
extra number. It's publishers seem
determined that it shall rise in excel.
lcnce as the months and years 90 on.
We append, below, its table of con-
tents, BY which all may know the bill
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03
ROAD NOTICE. asi.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAAlA COUNTY, IS.

MITE Of IOWd, 1AVtA 1OUNII, %.
Notice is hereby given that road petition
has been presented to the Auditor of said
county, praying for the establishment Of a
county rond, 10 be called the Peter Fink
road, in township Sc. north Of range lG
west Of the 9th r. NJ. and that the 18th
day ofJanuary A. D. 1877 is fixed for final
hearing before said Auditor, and all per-
sons interested therein can appear and
show cause why said petition should not be
granted. THOMAS s. FREE, Auditor. %
Ost. 81, 1870. [l4.47 ,...
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ROAD NOTICE. ss.
ETATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS

Notice 10 hereby given that road petit
tion has been presented to the Auditor Of
said county, praying for the establishment
Of county road, to be called the John Hill
sosd, in township 81, north Of Range IA,
west ofthe 9th +. NJ, and that the 18th day
OF January A. d. 1871 is fixed for final
lltaring before said Auditor, aud oil PER-
sons Interested therein can appear and show
cause why said petition should not be
granted. THOMAS S. FREE, Auditor.
Oc,.Ji, 1870. I44-47
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03
Population of Iowa.

We give, below, Il table showing
the population Of Iowa. at the taking
of the Federal Census in 1860 and
1870, and the total yain in the last
ten years:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

A large eight page paper (forty>eight col.
umns,) it's Telegraph News rewritten. and
its matter made up expressly for Family
Re ,ding, with tho most complete markets,
will be sent by mail, as follows: = y.
Single Copies, per year, =. $3.50
Twenty Copies, -. 5000
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y
Notice is hereby given that roai petition
has been presented to the Auditor Of said
county, praying for the establishment Of
county. road, to be called the J. Williamson
road, in township So, north Of Range Is,
west of the 9Th 7. M, and that the 18th day Of
January A. D. 1871 is fixed for final hears
ing before said Auditor, and NIL persons in.
teiosted therein can appear and shaw cause
why said petition should not be goanted.
ar THOMAS s. FREE, Auditor.
Oct. 81. 1870. [44.47
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

Not organized in 1860. Tie iuhabit.
ants they contained nj that time. ii any.
were enumerated in the equities in which
these two codntos were then embraced.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

Rer:r. Of Telado Frb!ic sch,o!,
For 2nd month Of Fall term, commencing
Oct. 81, and ending Oct. 2sth, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-03

No. Az. daily Az. daily
s..i
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NEW ADVERTISER E:sTs.

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ROAD NOTICE.
cTATE OF IOWA., TAMA COUNTY, IS.

j. D NEWCOMER Recorder.
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re, even if they cannot taste the
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