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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07
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FAIL TO EXPRESS MY OPINION.

FAIL TO EXPRESS MY OPINION.
Mrs. DIR. H. X. Whitford, of Elgin, ILL.,, in .
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Farnns for sale.
Parties desiring their farms sold will do
we'll to place the same in the hands Of L. D..
Nelson GCs. Once over Clarks Store. 1877
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"If you are suffering with any Kind Of Piles
try Warmers Pile Remedy, it will cure you"
70 40
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30 WILL buy new and splendid Sewing
Oh Machine at the Union Store, Toledo

Merchants and others can procure cheap
wrapping paper by buying old newspapers
from this Office. II
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CT. BAILEY, sect'y.
Diamond Lodge, No 33S |. 0. Of q. I. meets
w. HYATT, VIC.
A. NJ. BowDLE. WIS.
roLHDo LODGE. NO. ITO, I. o. O. r
aests in their new Hall, in Toledo, on Satur.
LAY evening Of each week.
W. H. STIvERS N. g.
c. W. HYATT, Sect.
BucxIxaHAx.-Solar Lodge, Ne. 70, l. .. q
I. every Saturday Evening.
JOHN KlX0ERr, w. G. 7.
IA. OWNS, w. 9.
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NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
In Circuit Court, April term, 1870:
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made to the Circuit Court Of said coun-
~, by s. c. Rogers, Druggist Of, the town Of
Toledo, in the said county, for license to sell
intoxicating liquors in the manner prescribed
by law.
All persons interested in said application
are hereby notified that Tuesday, the 10th
day Of April, A. D. 1870, is the day fixed ups
on by said Court for the final hearing Of said
app ication, At which time they can appear
and shsw cause Why the same should hot be
granted. L D. BLINN,
March %, 1870. Clerk Circuit Court.
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The Pacific Express train will stop at the
following Stations: Clinton, Lcudon, Cedar
Rapids, Blairstown, Belle Plaine, Tama,
Marshall, Boone, Grand Junction, Carroll
Denison, Dunlap, Mo. Valley Junction and
Nevada, Ames and New Jefferson, for pas
eengers with tickets for distance Of 100
miles or more.
Freight trains will not stop to take or leave
passengers, and ticket Offices will not be open
10 sell tickets for freight trains. No passen.
ger will be taken on freight train without
ticket to the station ut which the train stops.
I.B. HOWE, Supt.
II. r. SrANwooD, Acting General Passenger
Agent Clinton, June ls, 1869.
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AHy ONE wanting nrs. rate Organ or RI.
4ne can obtain one, At bargain, by apply>
Ing 1t the Republican Office. Sn5tf'
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Buckingham.
Oivic Societies.

In. TOLEDO LODGE, NO lls,
SAN A. F. 4 A. M,
4 MEETS in regular commnni.
T23kS9 cation, at their Hall, on Tues.
Aav evening on or before each full moon.
n ARR W. NJ
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n6rSee advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the Rillon-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column 1t should
be read by all. Nov-oam
The public are hereby assured, through the
columns Of the that
Parsons Purgative Pills contain no injurious
principle, but that they may be administered
TO children and the most weak and shattered
constitutions in small doses, with great Gers
tainty of success.
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The REPrBLIcAN-the Off ,ial paper OF the
Csunty-gives moro LOCAL NEWS than any
ether two papers published in Tama county
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HORSE BILLS printed It this Office o.
III short notice, and ct reasonable rates. 1T
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W0OteOs
We wsnt TO trade for 6rst-rate fresh mich
COW. Who has ono to dispose Of! Call 1t
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School commences next Monday
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CHELSEA. April 2nd 1870.
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Special notices 20 cents per line ecch insertion.
Advertisements payable 4uarteriy IN adN'1lce
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
TsLEGRApAC NEWS !IEMS.

To-day viii be observed as the usual fast day in
Massachusetts.
The Confederate graves at Greenwood Cemetery,
at New Orleans, we're decorated yesterday.
Jim Mace and his trainers arrived at Mobile yes.
terday ana went into training a: the Magnolia Race
Course
The Hastings and Dacotah Railway Company has
sold out to the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
Company.
Albert vandgrft, Postmaster at Tacony, Pa, was
accidentally killed yesterday by barrel OF moiasses
rolling over him.
Twenty thousand bushels OF corn have been shipped
from Omaha to New ork via the missouri ana MIS-.
sissppi rivers and the ocean from New Orleans.
The James Steam Mills, at Newburyport Mass
were sold at auction yesterday for $l00, 900. The
original cost was $400, 900.
during q drunken carousa In Philadelphia yes.
terday Mrs. Fanny weaver was struck by st. John
Dorns and Knocked against stove, receivlng
wound which caused her death.
The Massachusetts House Committee on Woman
Suffrage reported IN favor OF resolution for sub.
hitting to the people an amendment striking out
tht word "male' from the constitution.
On Sunday last, at Kasson, Minn., two young
s0mbro river while taking q boat ride The boat
got In the current and became unmanageable and
was capszed.
The miners in the Northern Illinois coal mines
struck yesterday against the substitution OF monthly
for semlmOnthiy payments. 1t Is said this example
United States.
The warehouse Of Mcdonnell & Sexton, at st.
Joseph, Mo-, was burned yesterday. The building
was valued at $4,000. Insured $4,000 In the Fire
and Marine st. Joseph; s. 900 IN the Merchants st.
Joseph; $4,000 10 Republican, Chicago: Two thou
Insured $500 Ia the National Hannibal and Phoenix
OF st. Louis each.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKBT.-LONDON April 0-l:30
p. M.--Consols closed at 93N for money and the
account American securities stead}. United
States nve-twenty bonds, 9IX for the issue OF 1852
COX for the issue Of 1885, ana 89x T0r the issue OF
1867; ten-fortles, 81. stocks 1rm. Erie Railway
shares. 2lA4; Illinois Central 1l47s; Atlantic and
PARIS BoCRss-PARrs, Aprf e.-The Bourse
closed nrm. Rcntes TAI 07c. The Bourse closed
nrm yesterday. Rcntes, 7JE 75o.
FRANKFORT BOURSE-FRANKF0RT April g.
United States fve.twenty bonds opened nrm at 05 q
05h, aud closed nrmer at 95< for the Issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LfvERPO0L, April
6-4:3O p. Milne cotton market closed quiet and
steady. Middtng upiands, "a. ItLd; mtddng
Orleans, 111sd. ii "a. The sales OF the day we're
900 oaes including 5000 bales for speculation
aud export.
HAvRH COTTON MARKET. -HAvRR, April Got
ton closed quiet on the spot aud TO arrive. Tres
ordinaire on the spot, 1871. per cwt; low mid
diings afoat 134r. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFPS MARKET.-LlvERPoOL,
April 6-4:30 T. M.-BreadstulYs quiet. Wheat,
IS. Tia. So. for No. red Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooI,
April 6-4:30 T. M.BacOn, Sos Jd per cwt for Cuul.
,a md CUT Lard firm, G7s. per cwt.
oet,s,, 1%,vyo,- pRODuCB MARKRr-LlvERPooL, April
a.n % ~ al stores quiet
InSDox PRODUCE MiHEET-LoNDoN, April e.
4.30 =. M-Iauseed oil drmer at 932 los. G32 f5s.
ner tom. Calcutta lilsced quiet and steady Refined
k1; .:,ssl. ~. at 1s s,sd. yer gallon. Ta'low qa'e
and steady. -" 8-Petro
PETROLEUM MARKsT.-ANTwBRP Ar..::. .ndart
1eum closed with declining tendency. Sta.
white, 62hL
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


A Successful Railroad Ring-A Democratic
Orgaa In Trouble.
CONCORD, April Q, 1870.
The ring formed here several months ago to get
control OF the stock OF the Concord Railroad 80 as
to dictate Officers at the annual meeting In May
have so far succeeded as TO claim they have already
stock SUFFICIENT to DO 1t. IL is said that several of
the savings banks in the State have mado large
loans, which have been used In buying up the stock.
Among the most prominent OF che ring are ex.Cov.
ernor Smyth, OF Manchester; 4eorge Chough, John
Ii. Pearson Concord, and J. w. Johnson OF Enfield.
Judge Mtnot president OF The road refuses to enter
the market iii competition for tue STOCK.
Immediately after the State eiectiOn the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee heid u meeting aid
appointed sub committee to wait on the managers
VI the NelU HAMPSHIRE fUtrtOt and question them
on the orthodoxy Of their course In tue recent elec.
ti0n in denounclng the action OF The committee,
and to inquire what their luture course would be-.
THIS sub-cemmittee have attended to the duty, but
with what degree OF satisfaction is not known. A
general meeting is called for the 2oth INST 20 take
action on their report warm time Ii anticipated.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
MICHIG AN.

Large Fire in DIuskeg0n-LOss $4,000
Narrow Eacape from IL Dreadful Death.
DETROIT, April Q, 1870.
fire at Muskegon early this morning dc.
stroyed the dry goods stock OF A. II. Donohoe Co.,
valued at $4,000; insured for $2f, ,eoO Mr.. Dono-
hoe saved his LIE Dy jumping from the second story
window. Ryerson, Hill Co., iumbernsu who
owned the building, had an office on the second
story. Their loss amounts 10 $4,000; insurance,
to the amount Of 5000; insured Tor $40 coo. ID.
Smith, hardware. lost $500: covered by insurance.
The Enterprise printing C0mpany's loss amounts to
$4,000; insured Tor $1,000. inc origin OF the IRE Is
Unknown.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

SCANDAL IN A MIXED SCHOOL IN ALBANy.--Quite
an excitement has been aroused by the discovery
that number OF the female students OF an educa-
an Interesting sltuation,n and will shortly have
maternal added to their other cares The discovery
made several days ago, when the services OF an
accoucncr mad to called In, resulting m the brth
oi healthy infant. In view Of the immediate prob
ability Of several s,miiar emergences, The services
OF the doctor were engaged Tor the season, and o
temporary ying.in hospital IL SAID 10 be arranged
for tie benefit oil tho otaer patiens. THIS Institution
numbers students OF Doth es, who mia9le prcmiS
cuously anu are pat under but few conventional rc
5triCtiCps,--At5a04 Ar1as. AprHk h.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

AN UNKNOWN NEW YORKER DROWNED IN BOs.
rON.-rhe body OF young man, apparently thirty
years OF age, was found lnthe dock at Snows wharf
been In the water about twenty-f hours. large
abrasion the bridge OF the nose from which fresh
blood was still flowing, may or may not have been
upon the body 1t ID inferred that he was CONNER
clal traveller for the house OF Sturn. John street.
New York, as he ID accredited by letters several
OF our leading jeweers-Blge0w Brothers ana Ken
nard, Palmer, Bachelors ~ Co.. Poye Il Gleason and
Others--from this establishment. No money or valu.
aoles ol any Kind were found upon the body. We
understand the Chiol Of Police mas ordered an IN.
vestigati0n. The body has been taken TO the
Morgue. .-B0Ston Herald, Apri.5.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
Arrival of tho Remains nc Toledo, Ohio.

Arrival of tho Remains nc Toledo, Ohio.
TOLEDO, Aprii 8, 1870.
The remains Of Major General Thomas arrived
here this morning at half-past six O'Clock, under
escort Of detachment OF the second United States
cavalry. under the command Of Colonel Litchneld
aud Colonel Fliiard. Lieutenant General Sheridan's
chief officer. The funeral train was met at the depot
by large concourse OF ex-soldiers aud citizens,
under The marshalshp OF Br,gadler General q. W.
Faller' and rs the train entered the depot the pro-
cesson formed ON each side or the track. The train
consisted OF eight coaches, the rear one OF which
contained tho corpse and guard OF soldiers. The
escort partook OF breakfast ut the Island House,
where IL was joined by Major General John popc and
several of1cers from Detroit WHO accompanied the
romans East. The train departed at seven clock
Minute guns were nred as The train arrived ana DE.
parted.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
The TarfLorthampton Races.

LONDON, Aprn O. 1870.
Az the NorthamtN races to-day the Earl Spen.
cer's plate OF 100 sVeregns, added to handicap Of
fifteen sovereigns ach for horses Of all aQes-two
year oids excepted sveprlongs q, 100 yards was
won by Mr.. J. Astleys or. c. Bosworth three years
old, BY Atherstonel VI, beat the Amaranth colt
The Racing Plate (hidicap) Of 100 soverciqns. FOR
three year olds and uwards tnalf mileA was won
BY Mr. Dupkrow's bli h. Tlbthorpe (nve years DID,
BY voltigeur). beatipMr. Alexander's ch. I. Flash
three years old BY lunlerbolt, and Lord CAL
shorpe's~ b. I. Pompan> Dur years old, by Nut.
bourne.
Her Majesty's Plate, of1p guineas for three year
olds and upwards Two nisl was won BY I. Bells
D. T. Fuzee. tnree1years y, by Marsyas, beating
7. I. Drake's b. 9. Free Ade, three years old, BY
Caractacus, snd Mr.. Crowy's ch. 6. Compromise,
four years old, BY Newminst,
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES IN MAlNE.-Ths Bath
tMe.) Times Of April says:-There Is considera-
bic Indignation in Rockport village In regard to the
light sentence imposed upcn Jerome Packard at the
late term OF the court In Rockland for hendish
assault upon ono Of the most peaceaoe and respect
able citizens In the town. A public meeting has
been held which was attended by large number OF
the most prominent men OF Ihe village at which
resolutions were passed deprecating the growing
lenisy showa to criminals by our courts and oicers
OF justice, and declaring that packard, by his lie.
peated GRIMES aud nisden,eanors has forfeited bis
risnt to 1--we among us, and that we Will not coun-
sehance hts return or presence by furnishing HIM
with emp oyment or assisting h!n any way 10 re-
main In tuiS vttage.n
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

The iron-c.ad steamer King George, from England,
Is the lionp q the Piraeus. Its Dimensions are
1,oS4 toos; 400 feet by thlrtthree seven inches OF
iron sheathing, covering q skin OF teakwOod six
ncAes tack. lts armament comprises two Arm
strong guns Of 20o lbs. caliDre, and two Whtworths.
Speed nine knots, winch may be increased to twelve.
Can be submerged. albut her tower ia Ave minutes,
and cleared again IN forty Crew, $50 men. Her
fault 10 continual rolling M0li0Q
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
MAR YLAND.

Tho Suit Against General Butler Set for
Trial-The Binciey -Roliins Suit.
BALTIMORE, April Q, 1870.
In the United States District Court to-day the
case OF Messrs. Kimberly VI. General Butler was
set down for the Goth inst. IN the same court q
motion was filed to quash the writ Of certiorari
issued by the Clerk the order OF the counsel for
the defendant under which the case OF John NJ
Buckley vs. L. A. Rollins, formerly Commissioner
more City Court.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

tors found expression In storm or screams aud
cheers o. Cambridge reaened the stakeboat.
CONGRATULATIONS ON sHoHs.
The Cambridge crew received q perfect ovation.
The general feeling Is one OF rejoicing that Gam
bridge wou. the chief reason being that as oxford
had been the victor every year since 1880. people
were beginning 90 think that Cambridge was tossing
some OF the old thew and s,new which once she hal
90 much claim to boast OF.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
Cambridge the Winner by
a Length.
Time, 90 Minutes 30 Seconds, the
Shortest in Ten Years.
Exciting Scene ON the Banks Of
tho Thames.
VIII the Cambridge Crew Visit the
American Harvards?
LONDON. Aprii q. 1870.

LONDON. April o, 1870
The Universities boat race between the students of
Oxford and Cambridge In eight-oared crews, was
contested to-day on the river Thames and resulted
IN the Cambridge men Wrestling tho laures from the
Oxfords, for the Arst time IN ten years.
A feeling OF acrm0ny was impaired to the 0cca-
sion OF the contest among the spectators and betting
men by the fact OF the Oxfords tmprcssing Mr..
Darbshire into their eight as stroke oar, for
fear OF defeat. after the match had been made and
che crew really chosen. the existence OF this state
OF feeling, which was visible from the early morn
ing. warranted the expression Of some apprehension
as to the consequences, but IL did not eventuae in
anything
Mr. Darbishire was out OF condition, and conse.
quenuy failed to save the Oxlords from defeat
The oxford men won tho choice of position In tue
river the star ting point. They chose the
side OF the river as that which occupied By them
In the great aquatic contest with the Harvard
American University crew.
After the signal was given the Cambridge men led
from the very start.
The 0xforfs made desperate spurts during the
race 10 overhaul them. but IN vain.
The betting was generally against Cambridge,
with odds.
THE rBOPLe AND TIE rBINCBs.
London poured out its hundred Of thousands OF
people 20 witness the contest and the numbers
were increased Dy excursion partieS from the
country brought by trains from all directions.
Among the spectators wore the Prince OF Wales,
Prince Teck the son Of the Pacha Of Egypt and
many lords and members Of Parliament.
THE RIVER ARRANGEMENTS.
The race took place tn the afternoon at lve O'clock
ON the Thames; the course being from Putney to
Mort axe, about four and quarter mites
1De weather was delightful; slight westerly
breeze prevailed Multitudes thronged the banks of
the river; every available point and building was
swarmiug with people. The bridges were also
crowded to their utmost capacity, ana every kind OF
craft that could be obtained, including steamboats,
ana bargos were m0ored along each bank Of the
river which was Kept clear by the admirable
arrangements OF MIR. Lord, OF the Thames Conser-
vancy, and numerous body Of police.
All traffic on the Thames was absolutely prohibited
for the tme as was the during tho oxford and
Harvard contest last summer.
THE CREWS.
The names of the crews. together with their
weights and the college TO which each man belongs
ara q f0
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
qDLBCRAPnIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish RevOlutionism, BarricadeS and
Fatal City Riots.
Imperial Russian Tour to the
Provinces.
>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
A New Minister from Greece to
Washington.
The Dacotah Indians Preparing for the
War Path.
GpA1M
The Dacotah Indians Preparing for the
War Path.
SPAIN.

Fighting aud Loss OF Lifo In Barcelona
Order Rsstorcd by Military Force.
PARIS, April 9, 1870.
The news from Spain is important. The Madrid
Gazette Of this morning says that order has been re-
stored at Barcelona, but not without considerable
loss OF life The barricades were attacked BY the
soldiers and taken without much dinculty. Many
Of the rioters were Killed or wounded.
The whole province OF Barcelona has been de-
clared In state Of siege.
The Governor OF the province has been displaced
and the city occupied by the military.
There are rumors OF serious disorders elsewhere
particularly at Valencia ana Cadiz-growIng out OF
the popular opposition to The Conscriptlon law
lately passed.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
Cambridge City Re3oIciug.

LONDON, AprI U-NIght
despatch from Cambridge city just TO hand IN
tho metropolis says that the ancient town is tiiunu
ated. street full OF people. and q general popular
jubilee is In progress OF Observance consequence
Of the boat race triumph OF her University men.
IT mas been just now suggested here tbat the lIar
ward University boys should write the Cambridge
crew to visit America and there row retarn Unl-
yersIiy race,
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
GREECE

Tho Mission to the Unted States.
LONDo, April q, 1870.
A despatch from Athens apnapses that Mr.. P.
Rogue, at present the Greek Ch1E dAnairs AZ
Paris has been appointed Minister (Grsece 70 the
United States
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

Arrival Of General Lindsey at Quebec-Or-
gauizatiOn OF tho Rcd River Expedition
Return Of the Papal Zouaves.
MONTREAL, April 9, 1870.
In compliance with Q numer0usy signed petition
the Mayor has called q pubic meeting for to morrow
night to take into consideration tho subject OF the
recent murder Of Scott, at Red River.
Major General Lindsey arrived here yesterday and
has issued an order taking command OF the troops
In Quebec and Ontario. General Lindsey Will COM
mand the expedition TO tho tied river. and the VOL
unteers will probably be led by Colonel WOsley.
The Papal ZOuaves. whose term Of service had
expired, arrived this morning, and were escorted by
The military cadets ana vOlun teers ~ the French
church. where services were performed.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

The Oneida Disaster Sentiment.
LONDON, April g. 1870.
The L0don Times to-day, in an editorial on the
Oneida dsaster, admits that the evidence stands
1t Ii unaae to acquit the captain OF the Bombay or
blame tn American governments and people for
their deeIresentment.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
THE DEAD HERO.

Arrival Of tho Remains Of General Thomas at
BufNalo-Dsmonstrat on the Route
President Grant. Members Of the Cabi-
net and Congressional Committee
to Leave Washington To-Day
to Attend the Funeral
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
CHINA.

The Barlingame Succession seport.
PARIS, Aril 0, 1870.
The report is revived that J. McLeN Brown has
been accredited BY the Chinese goverasent ss sue
cessor to the late Anson Burllngaue As 10 head Of
the Chinese Rmbsssy.
The New York herald., 1870-04-07
Radicalissn In Effort.

PARIS, April o, 1870.
Uhic de Fonvielle, before hts departure from
Tours, was rendered a banquet by the radicals, but
declined the honor. He is now In Lyons. where
strong Efforts are beng made to secure his election
10 the Coos Lepislat,I ~