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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-08
Aliens Lung BalSam,

Dr, LLOYD, OF Ohio. Surgeon IL the Army dur
ing the late war, from exposure, contracted con.
sumption He ssys II have NO hesitancy in
stating that it was by the use Of your Lung Bal
sam that am now alive and enjoying health"
Dir. FLETCHER, Of Missouri, says Il recon
mend your Balsam in preference to any Other IN led
icine for Coughs, and it gives satisfaction"
Aliens Lung Balsam is the remedy to cure
all Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t should be
thoroughly tested before usiEg any other Balsam
II will cure when all Others fail Direction. no.
company zach bottle.
J. Y. HARRIS n co.,
sole Propretors,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-08
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
10 as original collar
NTH tie gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin la.,, ILL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-08

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF iouing the hair with pasty sedi.
ment. it will keep it clean aud vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benei! but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nRDkRs FOR CLEARING HOTELS. HOUSES. SHIPS
OF bedbags Roacnes, Ants Moths, Fieas &C. can Ss
eN H. D. DAkZl0ERS ONCE, 53 Forsyth street, or ~
West Forty 6rst street.

V1NEEhs'
GEO. W. READ CO.
Manufacturers and DE- Alers IN
veneera and Fancy Wood.
Hungarian Ash,
French Black Walnut
Amboine, Tuya and Tulip Wood
Black Walnut and Ash Burls,
Mahogany, Rosewood, Maple
satinwood, &c, dc.
venecrs cut to order and sze,
GEO. W. READ CO.,
170 and I72 Centre street.
Factory. sss ssss MsssSu MSarSs street street
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

OF TEE doapASYu aSTu4s a. kIEk sEW ISaHEASoh YoRk
n Of se sSs Ss .s
!hs community against The Of The Mutual
Il. f & h s on s
to the company az is oce, IA and lls Broadway and with
onp 10 s % policy Soae1
The following sre extracts indicate ,ne tenor
Of sipsrinsndsn. q the Insurance Depsmeni ramor:
as " ~ s
% with S: :s mns Of g
urged by such parties that thorough Investigation into their
seemed BY consideration to be demanded This
sny bad Sns sssaped such leading the inter
and extended that while unnecessary alarm
Know W. o eae ,o ne easn f oe
or tho actual Of the and
make the investigation thorough and complete 1t has been
feolseap testimony have been taken the books
S Sav The @ the snS paps
before proceeding TO detail the results Of
under which the examnaton was commenced and con.
Sn T wS hsd OF
w. AcSuioh who kindly furnished copy Of such charges
throughout Every facility for he fullest ss
most cordially afforded to Mr. Mcculoh and myself by the
follow charges ser,am finding of Super
the publication IN these columns in detail The
co .Sas9as.s Of the the % % % %. % S @
the special charges already eonsd
as %sSsd.
e as as' the %
the high position has so long npicd that has acquired
% sney
ssss %: IN & an %a s r
ne Insurance company q this state The present
Ses.ms 4. prssasat ia ls5 :. 4 ., yhss time
Se e hen % Gcs ssuns the
l7b56 ss On the Is, Of January 1870 the @ the
The number Of policies then in force 6so72 nsung
vested in spas and upon real except
in this state The assets OF the company were found 70 cor
anee Department They are Of the highest order sscues
and have been safely kept is fact worthy Of remark that
during the past sixteen years. dung which such
lar discovered TO have been lost by the ebezzicnen de-
rernps strange tha. such sol excite, no. Only
% Ia @ , sa OF n
csns. It's to regretted that In any the officers
aaotGsr company or is oces, with view sdyaneins
esrs s sa or i m %
OF rs management seriously made upon prima face rea
deem his duty practicable to investigate
them In making these % no Ses sr sTs mad to
generally have conceived to be perneioas prsc
aSS an 6 uS %pr
S s no al the u n 80 %
to nete out equal and exact justice This to ihe be Of
ability nave dohe. fersonM examinations Oh the auas OF
they under the late administration OF the Insurance
Department.
II viii gratifying II those examinations disclose
greater Irregularities cause more serious appreheIsions
Of the examined than this done
II any of life insurance companies sound and
liable the Mutual Life must be one of them
n cannot close this without expressing appre
citation OF the ndc aable energy and researoH and the
valuable assistance Mr w. McCulioh throughout
ycstigaion and acknowledgements to various officers
and trustees company for their ready compliance with
ali re- auirements, and thor general courtesy
In language which have bcfors used will only add,
has satisfied that the company has been
manascd peculiar ability and integrity and that its
condition is euinently sound"
GKORGE W. MILLER, Superintendent.
ST ATE OF NEW York INSURANCE DEPAETMEST,l
ALBANY, May %, 1870. !
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

III GEORGE ". MILLER,
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE INSURANCE DEPART.
MENT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
OF HIS EXAMINATION OF THE SPECIAL CHARGES
AGAINST THE OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES. AND
THE GENERAL CONDITION OF THE AFFAIRS
OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

NY PERSON DESIRING TO OBTAIN LOAN ON
n Bond aud Mortgage improved City Real Estate, from
No. 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
T,OR SALE CHEAP-25c0o FEET OF LEATHER AND
Rubber Betting and Hose, by REIDY kIELY 2S Ferry
airooi Ma Yark

r s. SMITHsON, OF THE FIRM OF II. II. N.
d Gouliing, Manure Mamufacturers Cork and Dublin,
ireland proposes visiting New York about the ls of
arrange with parties the sale OF their Manures
Parties disposed 10 enter into for the same
Bowen stone Advertising Agents, No. Beekman street,
Ma York
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

~ treat BARGAINS IN CARRIAGEs-AT THE EMPIRE
VI Carriage Depository, &C. 2 81 Is and ~ Wooster stree
Pony rhas.ona Top and top wason Depot WAGONS an
Of hand Carriages Harnesses Robes
ers, Sheets Whips &C., which Will be sold lower than any
other place In he city. W. II. GRAY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAUsEMENTs -rwHLSru PAoS-Yourh, hfsh and sixth
AsrRoLoaY--ssoosp PAaR-Finh column
1Sb H8DaTas
BOARD sfs oSSsa
S$S$s Ssse ssGzRn FOR ssHsS~sG,.4
suslsAss PAer-s1,A
44 1ssSEh s2Hnfszsssa
CLERxs AND statesmen ELEVENTH PAer-Fith col
1sD ss%s
CoAsTW IsE srEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAGE-Fif.h and Sixth
CogARTEEKsHIps sEeosD pAar- Sixth column.
SSykTKY 30 AkD-sTcoSp Psos-sscond colann. sS.'1-'
RsNTlsTRY- Hs pAGrasi,th column.
rs L AND uS
Eys6EHxs ssisss9pa ss ss"nn
excGRsfoss FIRST PAassi..S rHeaS'ss column. Sn%n
S ,samn s"m%n
FRENCH
AsLf '%sS%iSSirED-xALEs- -EIxvrsra pAss-si,,h esl
HELP WAkrAp-yExALEs-Ern rAar-roursA
HoRsEs, cARRi%GEs, &c-Fnsr pAer-second and
SJ sSz so
ICE SE$STFiss, PACE ,a Third ,, column sg ,,
EEJTUsn PAar"iSird SHa Column
LOAN OFFICtS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth coum.
LOST AND FOUND-ELEvESTH PAeE-First column.
xASHIkEHYySHS9esSp x SS2s ,, pAcErr.h fin column n,aS
uEDlCAL-TwRLFTH PAaE-Third column
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FfEsr PAGE-Sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEMENrs-TrSrHP PAGE
tS sar i column
NV ssn% column
fEhSONAL-FIRsT PAaE-First column.
fANOFOkTES-T PAGE-Fourh column.
fOLlTlCAL-FIBsT PAoK-Fonrh column.
RoHRY ouf OF E iTy FOX sALR OR
RENT-TwELrTH PAGE-- First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAN0E-TwELFTH PAaE-sec-
REAL ESTATE wANrED-TwxLrTH PAar-sscond col.
HEWARDS-ELEvENrHP PAaE-First column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTH PAGE
Second and third columns.
BALES AT AUCTlON-SEcoND PAGr-Fourth and nth
s1ruSTioNs WANTED FEMALES -sIEvzxru PAsx-
Second, third and fourth coluinns
eTTuATIoJS WANTED-MALES- ELEVENTH PAGE
sSEoi1L N0TicEs-Frrsr PAs1-Fnt and second
sPoRTiNd-Doos BIRDS. &o.-rInsr PAaE-sscond
eTALLIONS-FIRsT PAGE-second column.
STORA0E-ELEvENTH PAGE-Firs column
fTkAW GOODS-TwELFTH PAeK-Third column.
HUMMER RESORTS-SEcoND PAGE-Sscond and third
columns.
THE TRADES ELxyRsrH PAGR-six.a column
4HE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELTH PAaE-
Second column.
WANTED TO PCRCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-S!xth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGR-Third column.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
THE TURF.

A POOLS WILL BE SOLD AT RfLEY'S RESTAU.
a: rant corner Broadway and Twenveighth street. this
and every evening during the Races Park
Tuesday evening. on the rrots in Boston. ...-
THOMAS B. JOHNSON,
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

ENOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Il Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamships OF this limo leave pier ~ North river foot OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tussdsvz
Thursday and Saturday At NJ connecting with the vrs
AIR ne the Seaboard Inland Air noA
Petersburg and Weldon railroads Chesapeake and Ohio Ta
Richmond and Danvite railroads. Through pass
tickets and through bills OF adng At reduced rates u
all points South and Southwest
Apply at ONCE on pier 81, or rto, to
Isl Greenwich street corner OF Dey
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

1C J. DIXON, 275 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES
M ho.ets restaurants confectoners fairs excursions
with his celebrated steam Ice Creams. Of all navor
quart
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

A PRINCIPALS ONLY.-MONEY TO LOAN ON IN
"A. proved City Properly Frst and Second mortgages
ssshed at fair rstss HASTINGS, coLvIN ( SALMON
, Nos and Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

THE ANNIVERSARY EyERCIsEs OF THE "C0LORED
j Home" viii be held n the chapel Of The ns'itso, IN
sixty 18TH street, First avenue, Thusday Jupc NJ
9P II. Addresses may be expected from Rev. SABINE
and An interested In the Home are cordially invited
10 attend.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
FINANCIAL.

DvANcEs ON LIFB POLICIES NEGOTIATED BY
| NATHANIEL GILL, Notary and Commissioner,
~ Nassau street, near Pine.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
ILL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale.Medfcines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking Birds, at B. DOvEYS No. Greene street,
Of Canal
n. B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey
PUTLER's DOGS, MEDICINES, &C. NO. 3 PECK SLIP.
ID BUTLER'S MATCHLESS GERANIUMS.
Just published,
BUTLER'S POETICAL SKETCHES.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
ICE CREANI.

ICE CREAM UNEQUALLED IN RICHNESS AND
purity made OF pure cream only and much below others
prices Orders from ono quarts TO housans of gallons at
shortest notice. stawberry Festivals Sunday schools pencs
DUNNINGTON 4 EMIaH,
Principal depot 2v5 Fourth avenue.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10
Essc Post Office.

We ought to have announced, last
week, the resignation Of Judge Ora
ham, the Toledo Post Master. Ii is
not too late, now. to make the an
nouacment, for, of course, every body
has not heard Of it II advance Of the
n,ails. The re5ignaion, as We are II
formed, will take effect April I, (All
Fools Day. or as sooa thereafter as a
successor can be secured. GAG be Sc
cured. There's the rub. There is
some difficulty in finding successor.
On the first announcement OF the resig
nation OF Judge Graham, there were
nearly q Quaker's dozen candidates;
perhaps more, certainly not much less.
We believe that the candidates still on
the track are three, namely, John
McClashcy, Mrs. Z. l.. Dillman and
j. 3. Sweat. Mr.. McClaskey has .
long array of names on his petition,
and Mrs. Dillnaa has some Of the best
men in town to support her claims
AS there were SO many good candi-
dates with good supports, it was
thought best by many citizens, to re-
quest that an election be held to de.
eide the matter. TO tins arrangement
we believe Mrs. Dillman and Mr.. Nc.
Claskey have consented. Perhaps Mr..
Sweat has, also, but we have not
heard from him. Nevertheless, a pc
tition, respectable in number and
strength Of names, has been sent to
Mr.. Loughridge, asking an election,
and if no amieable agreement to this
effect can be entered into, it Is not at
all improbable that Mr.. Loughridge
will order an election, in order that
the people may choose their own SER
want.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

rrieG.

Married.
Our friend Leonard 3. Blina, CLERK
Of the Circuit Court, has done us 6
favor in permitting us to copy the list
below. 1t is a list OF the parties to
whom and in respect to whom per
mission has been granted to be mar.
ried. The list embraces only the two
months OF January and February, 1870
The licenses for January were -, a:
follows:
Joseph Ray to Sarah A. Blake. 10
seph Skrobal, Jr., to Barbara Wokam
Charles II. Moffitt to Helen Carpen
ter. Lyman II. Cook to Phoebe A
Hopkins. Wencel Herwert to Mary
Skrobal. Delos Vinton to Emily L
Dobson. Lewis Schwartfager to Mag
define Relnhart. John d. Hutchinson
to Sinta J. Bacon. Commodore NJ. c
d. Carmington to Jane Guthrie
William Strain to Amanda j. Jarvis
Henry c. Bellows to Regina N. Hor
lacker. John T. Malcolm to Ursula 7
Martin. Zedoac Long to Jennie p
Mann.
During February there were two
more licenses issued than during Jan
uary, although February contained
three days less than January. AS fol
lows:
Thomas Whannel to Mary Jane
Mccormack. Frank Strauck to Mary
Chalevpek. Abraham +. Reely tc
Almira L. Ross. Harvey 7. Stonel
to Elizabeth NJ. Davenport. John
Butler TO Mary A. Ray. John shram
ak to Mary hlemark. Jabez J. Hous.
ton to Sarah A. Hatfield. Isaac Q.
White to Lucretia i. Parker, James
Eagan to Lima Pusti,owsh;. Mortimer
Learn to Abby Prescott. Francis
Eshbaugh to Emergene r. Tomlinson.
Frederick B. Sanborn to Eugenia II.
Tomlinson. Joseph Cavalier to Cath
arine Chaslosh. David S. Handy to
Sarah L. Goats.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

The Republicans Of lama City held
q caucus at the School House, on the
28th inst, and nominated the follow.
ing ticket:
For Mayor-E. Harmon.
For Trustecs-L. Carmichael, 3. a
Hall, Il. w. Wells, w. II. Browne
and w. L. Mckinzic.
For Treasurcr-G. Fl. Warren.
For Corporation Attorney-C. T.
Uibbard.
For Marshall. Nicholson.
The Citizen, of last week, is our al
thority.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10
Iowa Midland Ei. e, Co.


Cur readers are aware OF the preliminary
movements looking to the formation Of q Com
pany for building railroad east and west
between, and parallel to- the Dubuque s. Sioux
City and Northwestern road. The project is,
to build . road with its initial point at Clin-
ton, running to Maquoketa and Anamosa, and
thencs west cia Vinton to the Missouri river
by route not yet accurately decided upon.
The road will pass through Tama, Grundy.
Hardin, probably,-indced, the road could
hardly 60 west from Vinton without going
through Tamn County.
meeting Of citizens representing the sew
cral counties through which this road is pro-
jcc.ed was held in Des Moines on the ID, and
an organization effected under the namo and
title of "The Iowa Midland Railway Company"
The following are the Directors Of the Com
pany:
W. J. Young, c. II. Toll, Of Clinton; G. NJ.
Davis, of Lyons; j. p. Eaton, J. Pangman, Of
Maquokcta; Col. w. I. Shaw, Hon. J. S. Stacy
Anamosa; r. Braun, Wauhcck; S. II. Watson,
Vintcn; Hon. Z. Marble, Grundy Center, Hon.
Jno. Porter, Eldora Hon. D. d. Chase, Webs
ster City; i. N. Wilson, Hcsserian; Peter
Smith, Lake City; Hon. G. II. Wright, Sac
county; Hon. J. II. Morehead, Ida; Hon.
Charles Atkins, Onawa. The Executive Com
mittee is composed as follows: w. 7. Shaw,
Jno. Porter, W. J. Young, G. NJ. Davis, Charles
Atkins.
The Board Of Directors elected the follow
ing officers:
President, Col. W. T. Shaw, Anamosa.
Vice President, Hon. John Porter, Eldora.
Treasurer, w. 4. Coan. Clinton.
Secretary, Mr.. Spencer, Clinton.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

The Western Pomologist, fer Feb
ruary, is at hand Though late, it is
welcome. This magazine, printed in
the interests of Pomology, Gardening
Forestry, Horticulture, Rural Arch
Texture and Bees, is issued monthly
at Des Mones, by Mark Miller, assisted
by J. \. Nash, of Iowa, and Dir. J
Stayman, of Kansas. Judging by the
two numbers Of the Pomolog;st re-
ceiyed, we believe that this magazine
will be an invaluable aid to all who en-
gage in any OF the pursuits to which
the Pomologist is specially devoted.
The subscription price Of the Pomolo-
gist is one dollar year.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10
The Devil.

The Devil.
Those who have been frequently in
our Office during the last year will hard
ly fail to recognize in the following,
from the Eldora Ledger, description
Of the symmetrical grace OF former
"deyiln of this establishment. No one
acquainted with Scott, could mistake
in the matter.
Our new devil is particularly anx-
ious of forming the acquaintance Of the
young ladies OF Eldora. He's fresh
importation, has sylph-like form, 4
pretty face, and, like all printers, keeps
his nose clean. May be seen at any
time when not otherwise engaged,
standing on the corner, gazing at his
boots.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10
The Result OF oar City Election!
THE BARNACLES BEATEN!

At a spontaneous gathering of the
citizens OF Toledo at the Foster House,
in this city, on the evening Of the cleo
ton, the following proceedings were
had, to-wit.
After the object o! the meeting
had been stated, A. J. Free was
appointed Chairman, and Z. A. Morse
Observation-Disclosures committee Of
three was appointed to draft resolu-
tons expressive Of the feelings Of the
meeting.
After consultation the committee re-
ported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
HhereaJ, The election OF officers for
the town Of Toledo has this day re-
suited in the triumphant selection Of
Hon. A. Philips as Mayor, and a Board
Of capable, honest and efficient officers,
therefore:
Rcsolre3, That, as mark Of respect
to our worthy Mayor, We will proceed
in a body to his residence, tor the pur-
pose OF rendering him our congrata!a-
tons and showing our confidence in his
administration.
Rssolrea, That we rejoice in the fac.
that the people have risen superior to
party considerations, in this election,
by electing Mayor and Board OF OF.
ficers, under whose auspices our glo-
rious young city will make rapid strides
to magnificent future.
Resolrea, That the proceedings of this
meeting, signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, be published in the several
papers Of this city.
After the adoption of the resolu-
tons the assembled multitude, led By
tho Toledo Brass Band, formed huge
torch-light procession, formed BY Capt.
Frank d. Garre,ty, as chief Marshal,
and nassd up High Street and down
Carleton street to the residence OF the
Mayor elect, where, after music by the
band, His Honor appeared on the bal
cony Of his residence, and in a brief
but pertinent speech, entertained the
vast throng who continually inter-
rupted his Honor with loud and enthu-
siastic cheers. After which, the new
Mayor invited the crowd present to
partalle of collation., isnproyised for
the occasion.
The following were among the prin.
cipal toasts:
Our new Mayor-The choice of
free people.
The. City election OF 1s69-"Time
makes all things even"
The city election of ls7o-"Revolu-
tions never go backward"
The Barnacles beaten-"Let us have
peace"
The Ladies of Toledo-Their favor.
lite elected.
The People triumphant-No more
Galley slaves.
The victory of to day-May it re.
suit i'll Improvement and reform.
The new administration of Toledo
Specie payments follow in its track.
"Philipsand Reform" war-cry Of
victorious people.
The city OF Toledo-May her future
justify the hopes of the present.
After several brief speeches by gen
tlemen present, nine cheers We're given
tor the Mayor, and the procession re.
formed and passing down Church
Street and up Broadway to the Foster
House, dispersed, cxu,tant over the
victory achieved.
A. J. FREE, Chairman.
+. A. Morse, Secretary.
n YOU wn M - In 81 rrtb;ur ~l.o.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

Nor SoLD.-We believe that the
Reaper, advertised in last weeks issue
as for sale, has not been sold. We fear
it is drug in the market. It has been
adjoining the County grounds tor so
long time that our memory runneth
not to the contrary. We hope it will
not be SOLD. Our eyes have become
so accustomed to the pleasing sight
that We should painfully miss it should
il BE vendued.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

The Pacific Express train will stop at tie
.ollowins Stations: Clinton, Iouaoa, Cedar
Rapids, Blairstown. Belle PLANE. Tamo
MARSHALL. Boone, Grand Junction. Carroll,
Denison. Dunlap, Mo. Valley Junction and
Council Butts and will stop at State Center,
Nevada. Ames and New Jefferson, for ras
sengsrs with tickets fer 1 distance CT 100
miles or more.
Freight trains will not ..cn 10 take or leave
passengers, and ticket offices vii, rot be omen
TO sell tickets for freight trains. No ra.seu,
ger will be taken OH freight train w;lhou. 9
ticket 10 the station at which the train s;oos
;, !. .. HOWE, Supt.
Il. I. SrAswooo, Acting General Passenger
Agent. Clinton, Jane Is 1854
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

The Toledo REPUBLICAN, is after us, roughly
in its last issue, because we, by Oh overs ght
failed TO give credit at the end Of item taken
from that sheet a week previous. 1t accuses
us Of stealing it, when we had no such inreu-
ton, and did not insert it as original matter.
Tha. paper is getting altogether too bigo,ed
for its own good as We intend the future shall
prove. 1t has been doing share of the
county printing that properly belongs to us,
and hereafter we shall take the trouble to Sc
cure that share, even If VIC get neihing for do
ing it. The "phat takes it has been getting
from the county makes that paper feel its i'm
portance (?) too keenly and it now needs
taking down peg Leader, Feb. &c.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10
lama City Election.

The main contest was between the
regular Republican nominees who
were mostly temperance men, favora
bic to raising the license of Lager Bee,
Saloons to one hundred dollars, and
the Peoples nominees opposed 10 such
a high license.
We have given the Republican ticket
in another place. Wepresent below the
full vote. Those marked with star
are Democrats. The others are Re-
publcans, though some Of the Peoples
nominees are considered shaky.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

We were presented with a snow
storm on Friday last. Some irrever-
ent "cuss," 1--WE use that "cuss' as q
contraction of customer), fearing that
we might be in straitened circumstan-
ces as regards copy, requested us to
"put that snow storm into the paper"
We respectfully and respectively de-
cline.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

The ratification meeting, on Monday
evening, will be read with great inter
est by all IN Toledo. The Mayor elect
was highl, happy. The result was Sc
elative that he left the Court House
without his canc,-it came near rcmov-
ing his lameness, altogether. We hope
the result OF the contest will be rs sat
isiactory to the defeated rs to the Win
ming parties. It ought to be, because
a city Office is bill of expense and a
burden to the holder, and confers on
ly an inappreciablc crown of honor
Let us have peace
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-10

In company with Col. Connel!, we
made : trip to Des Moines, on Mon
day, Of last week. We saw the Assem-
bled wisdom OF the State, the old cap
itol and the site tor the new one, looked
in on the Register ana Bulletin Offices,
went through the Book B;ndery OF
Carter, Hassey IS Curl, inspected the
Adjutant Generals Office, and came
home. No room tor extended remarks.