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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30

M. Thomas Murphy has resigned
-. Co.leetorship of The port OF New
York, AMI General Chester A. Ar-
char his peen appointed u the posi-
ton AIr. Murphy, il his letter OF
resignation, endorsed lis own integ-
lily, and President Grant in accept
ing it affirmed that endorsement.
It woala b., cruel to take exception
70 this, Tor certainly 10 man has hell
% high place WHO stood in greater
need Of this kind OF support.
We regret that we cannot 81 into
ecstac.cs over the change, but we
can't. General Grant in making it
has III lly advanced i step from
whore he stood before OH the issue
against Murphy. 10 ali intents a'd
purposes Arthur Is Murphy, except
that he has not yet been identified
with the alleged frauds az inst the
government during the war. The
ol;iae will be a. comp,e tciy under
.;lirphy's c1ntrol as If he held it
himself Nobody will accuse Arthur
Of possessing personal influence OF
any account, for he Will continue TO
be what he has been, the friend, con
ii!cnt and servant Of the Co.. king
Murphy faction, which has recently
been enabled TO grasp and retain
ascenlacy in New York by an out
ra5eons use OF government patron
aye and influence.
We siieuli reclaim from saying
this, though we know it to he true
ii the change that has just been made
was likely 70 result in any advantage
10 the Republican party. But W.
have no hope or expectation OF tina
kind On the contrary, III = SUNNI:
to make change without cor rcctins
the injustice OF which conplai ut WI
made, the President has only aggra
waited the sense oil injury which ha
been so generally felt all over Ney
York tor nearly two years past. Al
thur was stipel'llary Of tho Tam
many Ring, and a beneficiary unae
the bargain which carried Tweed
charter through the Legislature Q
! 1870, and which was accomplish
r.ainly through the lobbying {
Marphy's faction.
| What was needed in New for
was a substantial change III politica
! ent-ad division OF the favor
of the general government betwee
the two factions OF the Republic
pa.ty-lhe eNebitioa ola spirit OF in
pariiality, and the cvncing OF di;
position to treat all sorts OF Rcpu
lcans alike S.ch astcp on the par
q! Gstu Grant would have been hal
ed with joy by tens OF thousands o
the best Republ!cans-mell who Wer
true when johnson "swung arotn
the circle, and whose fidelity say
ed the party which placed Geil
Grant ii the Presid entiaI chair whei
| the Murphy cliqae were attemptm!
IT'S Instructions - Uuaport Ga-otfs.
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nnlnAN .,.t...t.x ~

The exercises began with singing
end prayers. The top.c "Oar Coun
g Conventions, what are they tor ?
was opened by Rev. Gilbart, They
are to refresh and strengthen us fol
the work. Few attend This is no
! ground for d:scouragc&leAt, TO- it is
Coils way t. carry OH his operations
BY the few. Jesus chose only twelve
| Apostles. Bro. Edwards an |
Iialmes followed. We come togeth.
CT for social and mental Improvement
to compare notes, to have our
hearts refreshed Also, Rev, Nmle,
YER ana DR.. Weber. The lesson here
learned cannot help mixing teachers
ani Saporlatcnlen.s better prepared
Tor their wor>.
| The next topic, "Wants OF our Sab.
bath School System" was opened by
Rev. Earhart. l. Earnest workers,
men who love CHRIST anl the cl.l-
den; , Money; 8. Teachers having
magnetism and special aptncss to
teach; { There is too much effort to
ae}ia ne sabbath school attractive
At the expense Of usefulness.
H. was followed by Rev. Mess
MGR aal Rev. Gilbert We want
earnest prayers-Rev. Holmes also
joined in the question.
Here the Pres READ paper or The
growtl, OF sabbath schools for the
past sixt! years y llttlc thing has
become q vast multitude.
ADDRESSES
To the children. Rev. EArhart.
tells OF three hand bonds to avoid !,
|. The hand board TO the saloon with
III winecup, >. That 70 the games,
3. l'ha. TO the danse. Rav. Gilbert
How lovely are little things! Lit
| tie c,.illren are lovely. The great
work II lite is to keep childhood the
Sunshine OF lite.
Hoppe "0mibusn was next. Rev.
Holmes inquiries, How may the de-
sire tor the Salvation OF children be
awakened ? Rev. Gilbert w =
4 should attend to "sou's first Rev.
Messm ar-W hen thou art converted.
strengthen the brethren. Great need
OF intimacy with God. Rev. Holmes
How much We lose the zeal We
once had tor the service OF Gol,
Lose sight Of our vocation. We
should make Religion the subject OF
thought by night anil by day.
Adjourned till o'clock, p. NJ.
E71xISG SESSION.
TIE Concert exercises began with
! singing and prayer, and We're taken
par; il by the Following schools.
Tlma Cry-.Raptist, Union anil
Methodist. Tolelo-Congrega,ionai
AMI I. Baptist.
R.vs. Smelly, Holmes, Ingham
AL Gilbert followed with aprropri-
ate remarks.
Thanks were voted to the Pres,
: Ky r.i o.. ~ ~ .o,. cor,.:n,e
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ESTR4Y COLT.

TAKEN up by A lam D. Carter, OF Carlton
L township, Tama county, Iowa. ~on the
ltth day of November ISL, an estray coli.
described as follows: A light bay mare
coli, having bo,t hind feet white above the
pastesn joint, with dark name and tail, with
4 blemish on tic aht fore knee, with u
white strip running up to the right Eosril.
Appraised. before John Craig, Ut 80.
Toledo, Nov. -, sill.
j.. g. rLINN,
Clerk District Court, Tama Co., Iowa.
isy j. y. Newcomer. Deputy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
u )2NI.fi S.ss.0
Itri,lav. Y ny. 9th.

The exercises begun with singing
realin5 OF Sciip.ars, AL payer.
The topic @R ,spon,;b.iiiy Of rva3A-
crs," was opene by R,v. I.ssner
ofTsm, City. tn ,hers are resp,a-
sibe for tie clara ;ter an CONVERSION
Of Their pap!s. Teachers sh,all
prepare them selves tJr th.lr work by
study, and camail;,;on with CD /.
Bro. Mccain. OF T,!eh, a.'el,
How Gun Sao.rin.on Tents slppiy
their c!as,es w.th gool tea;hets.
Or. Te5e-3 II reply, slil, sd the
best You ca,i.n BIOS. II IN 8, Van
doyer, aal Elr.llr. followed with
valuable rem sr.ls.
Reports from 5 :boo,s" es'Ie ! for.
The following schools responded:
Crystal Tp--S ,'cn, Pfas5ytar:ani
Tama City-Bap. s., Unioa, M.tho.
DIST; Tolelo-p Presbyterian, Matho.
dlst, Congregational, Bsp.ist; Wal
j thaal-U. Brethren; Perry J aion
| Y ork-U. Brethren; llslena-Un
/ ion; Bh..Inr,lam -Metho l.,t by let
ter from Rev. See; Boyina-- Union
West Toledo-Union.
The topic, sabbath School l.ssso:
How to study. bow to teach, was
opened by DR.. Weber. For prepara
ton: /. s.uly to appreciate thS
work. 2. Compare Scripture para
bles. 3. St1dy the Comm entar.es
4. Deyi, early in the week, ana make
the lesson the to2:c for msdltatIon
5. Study the CARA ,t.i OF the men.
bcrs OF the class, ana prepare to NEE
the wants OF each sc,loli" Remark:
were ais, made by BIO. l. l.aras ats
Rev. EarI4art.
The next topic callcl VA. "Th'
Pastors work III connection with til
Sabbath School" by Bro. II 4
Brown. Take special pains, IN visit
ing families, 70 invite parents to atten,
the sabbath school with their ch:l
drea. III, Pastor shoall III Ike 1t
point to win the caillraa 70 iha sab
bath seho,i H. las also a work t.
Dc in the chapel, il answering tn
hard questions, AMI i'll speaking 600
words lor Jesus. Rev. sne lis sail
.rae les,on should give the suhjec
Of thought for the N efniog services.
There ioI.owel him R8y. Mtssm9
an | others.
+. was yolel that Rvs Gfbe~
AMI is,rhart llrcss the children a
5:3 ,Iis u H.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA, }ss.
Tuna County.

To Thomas Cree:
You are hereby notified, chat there is now
fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of said county, the petition Of
The FIRST National Bank Of Morrison, Ill
iGois(, Plaintiff, claiming agninss You the
sum of seven thousand, two hundred, thirty
one and 57-loo dollars, as money due on
your six several bills Of exchange drawn
by you on one il. II. Lee, Of lG5 River
Street, Troy, New FORK, and for damages,
costs, and interest, and claiming interest
thereon from The date Of filing said peIitisn,
at the rate Of seven per cent. per annnm,
and asking that writ of attachment issue
against your property. And that unless
you appear thereto and defend, or or before
noon Of tie second day OF the January term
Of said court, TO be begun and held At To-
ledo, ii said county, on the fifteenth dry Of
January A. b. 1872, default will be cneered
against you and Judgment rendered there
iii. COTTON Il CROSS, ald
J. WlLkIA5Ua, Attys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
ENYD.IE COLT.

fTAhEN UP by Goshen Clark, Of Indian
L Village Township, Tama county. Iowa,
o. :the 9th day OF Nsvember lS1l, one
estray Colt. described; as follows One sor-
rel Mare Colt, one year ell. with star 4
forehead ul white strip on the nose. Ar-
praised at $50, before G. j. stevens IT.
L. &. BLlNN.
Clerk District Cou-t, Tana Ce.. Iowa.
Toledo. Nov. n, ISL.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
pHOR1TL NOTICE.

NTATG o. IOWA, gAMA COUNTY, SIS
4. Great Court for said County.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom il
~ may concern, that at term Of the
Circuit Court Of fanEt couu;y, held in The
Court House, Mt lolcdo, in salt county, CT
he 10Th day CT October, i. b. 1871, an in.
trumenl Of wrisn%, BEARING date the 2Jss
lay OF March, \. u. 1871. an rurpUrliue
10 he tie last Viii and Testament of David
wilcox, late Of said county, deceased. Was
produced and publicly read III open Court
aaa that the next ielHl OF said Court TO be
holden on the l5th day Of January, A. Il.
1877, at tie Court House in Toledo aeore-
said, has hesn fixed Tor proving said wi
aud at o'clock 7. N. Of the day last
ADORE mentioned, ali persons interested are
hereby notified and required TO appear in
said Court, and show cause, il any they
have, why said instrument shouli not b
probated anl allowed as AMI for the lasl
VIII and Testament of the said DECEASED.
Dated Toledo, Iowa, Nov. -. 1871
l.. b. BLISN.
Clerk Ciicui. Court, Talaa Co., Iowa.
i5-I9
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30

To conntnr,eitora. narnel Cozens
AMI !,eynei':, trpin Nlnton, arrived
on the noon train last Monlay, and
were taken 10 D,hn4e on The after
noon train By MARSHALL Meleu i.
i Ct4gr Fa3s Ga-4ts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
URIGiN-IL i OIILL.
STATE OF IOWA,

URIGINIL lOIlCA.
STATE OF IOWA, as
Tama County.
10 ". j. Sabin, Mary Ann Saba, Solomon
kcister, Warren Sabin, ". T. johnston,
j. B. SpaEord, and J. b Spaiford Co.
You, and each Of You, arc hereby notified
that there is new on file lii the Office of the
Clerk of Of the Circuit Conr, Of Tama coun-
ty, Iowa, petition OF James IL. Brooks,
claiming OF you the foreclosure OF GER
tain mortgage therein described, also ask
ing personal judgment against W. J. Sa
bin, for tie sum OF fifteen hundred dollars
on a promissory note which is secured by
said mortgage; also, asking that n reason-
able attorneys fee be allowed for forclosing
said mortgage and taxed as part of the
costs of the same, said mortgage being up
on the following described real estate in
lama county, Iowa, riz:
The cast half of the south cast quarter Of
section Ne. twenty four (2l, in tow aship
10. eighty four (94) north of range No. it-
teen l5), west If the 9th Il. NJ; and unless
YOU appear thereto, an1 defend on or be .
fore noon, Of the second day of the next
term of said Court, being the January term
Of said Court for the year A. D. 1872, CON-
mencing on the third Monday of january
Il. d. 1872, at the Court House, in Toledo,
in said county, default will be entered
gainst you, and Judgment rendered there
on ArPElGArE & KiNNE,
46-i91 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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and tor sale at tie REpupLicAN Office. ~
GOOD ADVICE
Before Breakfast,

Consider carefully tho duties of
the day, and If it is found i'm
portant that some OF Che wants
OF the family be Immediately
supplied, resolve to supply them
as cheaply as possible keeping in
view the
QUALITY or THE GOODS.
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DFAsKs. of all kinds, for sale, at tie
ID .'LruaLicAS OFFICE, Toafpo, Iowa.
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ESIR-II MARE IND COLT.

ESIRII MARE IND COLT.
TAkES up - john l.. aassley, Of Otter
Creek township, iaIa. county, Iowa, on
the 10th day Of November 1871, al es;ray
Mare And Colt. described as 70 lows uac
small h.ac. mare, supposed 10 10 about
eight years old, with some white OF both
hia feet; also, one brown sucking colt, me
diam si1e, with some white Oh both hind
feet. Appraised at Sky dollars, before
Alex u Staiey, J. +.
November -, ISL.
l.. Is. DIIEN,
Clerk Distrie, Court, Tama Co., Iowa.
BY j. d. Newcomer, Deputy.
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AFTER SrrpCI,

S. Ils , ~ 1ssy
Examine your bargains, and ii
you find any mistakes or dam
aged goods, call early or notify
the proprietors, who are ever
Ready to make all things Right
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INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS.

4 INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS: III
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q easy Music for y,ung players. nj
81 Poarl Drops and Musical Reerea-ls i
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YiHof moderate difficulty. r.,
I'LL Pleasant Memories. A collection OF
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Il Golden Chimes. A collection ofbril-\
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PETERS
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CONSISTING OF
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VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

n Shining Lights. A choice collectiony
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III Hearth and Home, Fiieside Echoes
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After Breakfast,

NhSVH III VWM1WSVO
Harness up your team and drive
to the Union Store, in Toledo,
if you want good Goods at a
small advance above first cost.
The proprietors have in stock u
fine variety OF new fall and VIM
ter goods which they
WILL SELL Low.
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AFTER DINNER.

SAS ESSb 4sNN6Ay
If not before, be on land to e1-
anime their stock, among which
you will find some splendid and
very heavy hanncls from tho
German mills at Oskaloosa; also,
the WHITNEY, Boor. This make
Of boot has been long in the
market, and it is almost univer.
sally conceded to be the
BEST MADE BOOT SOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

Gov Scott and the other officers OF INC
South Carolina State Government have receiver
orders from the Ku-Klux Khan to resign oAnOo
and leave the State. Two officers have obey co.
The action of the brgands was foreshado"eu
by a violent speech of Gen. Kershaw' formerly
a Maior-General in the Rebel army VINO
warned the Governor that Northern carpet
"baggers" and "scallawags" must " leave the
" State and the Government they had usuIpod
ito Southern gentlemen" Perhaps Congress
will continue to make further inquiry into
the facts of Southern Ouirages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

election Tomorrow, but with the city I'D inc
power of the people of the sidewalk IL IL nos
difficult 10 foresee what will be the result OF
This anneol 10 tho polls. The Government VIII
no outvoted. and the revolt will imagine Itself
endowed with a species of sanction. There IA
- ,.,,,;no,,s AGITATION communicating Itself TO
a. ai,ioo of the interior, which may burst ont
any moment in open revolution lhcre 10
a,,,,natbv between Paris and her sisters OF the
nroyirccs as quick and delicate as the action
If the tclegraph-and at time like this' IL is
oa,,' % be exerted for evil Altogether, the
J;sSster Is so great, that all those which went
before are as nothing in comparison. Inc
.,,na,ip0s of the siege were relieved by the
cheerful pluck with which they were endured.
The surrender of Sedan was promptly used
and redeemed by the proclamation OF the
decLfqncc Even the terrible penalties imposed
hv the treaty of peace might have been
t1rpcd into blessings, if they had been ac-
ccptcd with courageous and manly hearts.
But to this misfortune and disCrcdit there is
no compensation. This cmcutc was not
nccdcd-not provoked-it has no intention for
good-it is inspired by savage lust of dis
order. Us temporary success has endangered
the futJc of the Republic. II opens the door
TO situation so iutolerabe that the pOpulacc
which weakly followed these madcaps into re-
volt VII soon be ready to hail the most
crushing dtspotsm as n means of escape from
fbotn..tx.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

A petition, representing almost two hundred and
fifty millions of dollars, has been pre- eIted ID tie
New-York Legislature in behalf OF an appropriation
to aid in the erection of Homeopathic Hospital we
have already pointed out the necessity for such an
institution, and the want seems now So fully recog-
nized that statistics arguments are unnecessary
Whatever doubts We may havel OF the meilh OK
Homeopathy as a medical system, we have none
whatever of the credit belonging IT. for its uhu-
ence in diminishing the murdeTOu5 Decentralization
of the old AllOpathic school Its theory may be ght
or wrong; but it has hit upon the truth that disease
is not TO be dethIoned by heroic dTuggng. Doctors
who hold infnitesimal doses in contempt st regard
with nothing like the ancient reverentia faith the
bolus as big as musketball, and made mp OF twenty
INGREDIENTS. Fifty years ago il was thought that
typhoid could be cured only by salvation and blood
letting; but very few physicians In such cases. now
resort to calOmel and yenesecton. toI TINS "e may
partly thank the Homeopathists ana when they IT.
spectfully asked the Pennsylvania Legislature 10
give them So 900 for their Hospital, upon the ground
that much larger sums had been voted 20 Institutions
Of the old school, we don't think that il credit
able for Dr. This and DR.. That-soycn Of them 10 al
to oppose and successfully 10 oppose, Dee petition
Believers in Homeopathy" said they, "are q clique
or faction though why they are more $50 than be-
levers in Alopathy passes our comprehension: and
/ we should like TO be informed 40 what numerical
| point they will pass from "a faction into we'll
| recognized body. Their system may be lanciHl !;
but ask DR.. Jackson of Boston, DR.. Holmes. both
old school men, how much Of their own system, ac-
cording to their recorded admissions is ucfui aiso
Substantially the decision of this Legislature ~ that
| poor man in Pennsylvania, needing thfrefuge Of a
hospital shall be physcked ALPHABETICALLY or not at
| all.