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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

The Republican publishes the offered
reward OF 800 for the apprehension
Of the mcendiary.
A little seven year old girl in Gin.
ton was SO seriously burned by her
clothes catching fire at school that
she died a few hours afterwards.
This is a sad lesson Of c%arcfulness to
school children, from which, We
trust, they will take warning.
Mr.. N. s. Ketchum, Of Marshall
county. is putting through the Pat
ent Office a machine tor collecting
shcaves in the harvest fold, as fast as
bound and dcpositing them in heaps
ready Tor shocking. 1t is to be an
attachment to the Marsh Harvester.
The State University closed its
fall session on Monday OF last week.
There werc near 500 stu dents IN at.
tendance during the ter IN which was
one Of the most prosp erous the insti
tuition has ever had. The winter
term will open Thursday, January 4,
1872.
Iowa has 533 iliots-316 male and
2l7 female; 465 bind pcrsons-26S
male and l67 female; $40 deaf and
dumb persons-345 male and 234 fe.
male; 724 insane pcrsons-37S male
and 364 female. Now, won't some
one report the number Of sane per.
sons in the State?
w. S. Wharton informs the Oska-
loosa Herald thst he succeeds in pre-.
venting rabbits from injuring fruit
trees, BY wrapping the body Of the
tree closely with newspapers. Per-
haps the rabbits stop to read and
lose their appetite under the infu.
ence OF the excitement.
The Wise Three of Cedar county,
At their last session, resolved that no
county aid should be given to any OF
the poor OF that county, after jan
nary lst., 1872, except to those who
are at the County Poor Farm
Wonder what that learned body
does with tho law which does not
allow cevtaln classes of the poor to
be sent to the Poo. Farm? Perhaps
they repealed it,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

A few political official changes
have lately been made in the sixth
Congressional District, which have
given the gossiP-mongers op-
~portunity to concoct . story Of over
whelming importance-as they think.
Governor Carpenters brother has
lately been appointed to the Collect.
ershlp of the District. ]. d. Hunter
is appointed postmaster Of Webster
City. Judge Chase desires to sue
coed Cole on the Supreme Bench.
and of course Congressman Orr de-
sires a reelection. The1Ncvada Rep
resentasive goes for the gossipping
story-with vigorous English, and,
as it explains the story VIC reprint
its remarks entire:
We hear it publ,cally discussed
aud freely reported hy parties, prln-
cipally outside Of this county, usu-
ally credited with full knowledge of
political moves in the District, that
the removal of T. E. McCracken
from the Collectorship, and of Col.
Crcssley from the postmastership Of
Webster City, and the appointment
OF r. +. CARPENTER and Of J. Hun
ter to the y::caGcies, are the first
steps in a grand political combina-
ton formed upon the vou.tickle-
me.and-Ill ~tickle-you principle, be-
tween the Governor elect G. G. Car.
penter, or persons claiming tn rope
sent him, Capt. Jackson Orr, cur
member OF Congress, and Hon. D..
d. Chase, Judge OF the 18th Judi.
cial District. The final act Of this CO.
alition is to be the appointment, by
Gov. Carpenter, Of Judge Chase to
the expected G. G. Cole Supreme
Court vacancy, upon which consider
alton he is to withdraw from all Con-
gressional aspirations next tall and
leave the coast wholly clear to Capt.
Orr for . denomination.
It is with unteigned reluctance
that we allude to this matter, for our
intimate acquaintance with partieshas
been such as to cause 10 to discredit
such rumors. In fact, it is not until
the subjsct has become public talk,
that we have permitted ourself to
speak Of it, and we do it now for the
purpose OF pronouncing NJ disbelief
in the truth of the matter, and w
believe all steps hereafter taken will
auhstantiate our dennnciatlon..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

Syracuse, the headquarters Of the
New York politicians, where all the
political wires of the Empire State
have centered from time beyond
memory, has recently been playing a
new role. Religion has taken its
stand and hoisted its banner there
Free Religion, the outgrowth OF Uni
tarianism, which first made itself
known in Boston in 1867, has held an
Association there. It q bod
speaking organization, which insists
upon it's right to ''act. think, speak,
inquire and speculate" as It pleases.
1t works scientifically, endeavoring
to find out God through nature and
Ills works. TO it Huxley, Dean
Stanley, james Martincau, and other
equally eminent men in England be-
long, as Well IS a large number 81
the same class Of mind in America.
Probably there is good in it ; if not
Why are good men Interested ?-(M
scaukee Sentinel.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

Miss Mary II. Graves has Just been
ordained pastor of the Unitarian
chul. :h at Mansfield, Mass. The lady
is . graduate Of the State Norral
School az Salem. Her theological
studies were pursued under the direc.
ton OF Rev. Olympia Of Bridgeport,
Con. She has slready acted as pas.
tor Of tho Churci. to whose ministry
she has just been or,'ai.'ed for a year,
with great satisfaction to The congrc.
CATION. The ordination ce, emonies,
as Described by the Boston IA .ertis-
or, were si"gulary digniGcd and IN
prcsive, the sermon being M or.
nest plea for the right of woma5 to
be a i.rcachc'. Mrs. Celia BurieEb,
the first woman who cutcrcd the
ministry in Massachusetts, gave fl,e
right hand OF fellowship, and thcker.
mon was pvr:ched by the Rev. NV.
II. Cudworth.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
vICk'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1872.

The fsst edition Of Tws Hundred Thous-
and copies just published. 1t il elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, in two %colors,
and illustrated with over Three Hundred
Engravings Of Flowers and Vegetables, and
TWO COLORED PLATES.
The most beautifal and instructive Cate.
logue and Floral Guide in the worid-ll2
pages, giving thorough directions for the
culture Of Fiov ers and Vegetables, orna.
menting grounds, making walks, sc.
A Christmas present for my customers,
but forwarded TO any who apply BY mail,
for Ten Cents, only one-quarter the cost.
Addresst JAMES WICK,
81 Rochester, N. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
THE REPUBLICAN.
TOLEDO. IOWA.
Thur day, December Is, 1871.

The Chicago Eos. must he attended
1t has the face to dpnouncc a
protective tariff, Notwithstanding
that President Grant is in favor OF
that System oi:robbcry." Conk'in
and Morton will now proceed to read
the Post out Of the Republican par
,y, while the Chicago Journal and State
Register will back them up.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
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prosecutions. Its hatred OF our public
schools and Of civil and religious liberty.
Ito startling crimes. It's horrii wicked
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

A. NJ. Larimcr, a member Of the
llth General Assembly from Scott
county, who deserted his wife and
family at lie Claire and ran away
with a woman Of that place in 1866,
was found by his own son, in St.
Louis recently. He confessed all his
guilt and played very sorry that he
had been guilty of such wrong to his
family, and confessed that he had
not spent q happy hour in the whole
FIVE years of sin.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28

The Chicago Republican, a Eepubii-
can paper edited by Democrats, has
foppel over into the camp of
Grants supporters. 1t will have to
do an inordinate amount Of word
eating, as it has heretofore been a vi.
client denouncer OF everything the
administration or Republican party
did. 1t is equal to the big job it has
on hand. It already out-hcrods the
Journal and Post.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
NOTICE..
STATE or 1OWA,1.,
TamA County.

STATE OF low a., ~
Tama County. :" 81.
IN Circuit CoGvt, January Term, A. D. 1872.
Notice Is hereby given, that application
has been made to the Circuit Court Of said
county, by ~Springeri& Co, Druggists, Of
the town Of Toledo, Tamn county, Iowa, for
License to sell Intoxicating liquors in the
nnnner prescribed by Law. All persons
interested in said application are hereby
ndtifed that Monday, the 18th day Of Jan
uary A. D. 1882, is the day hxed by said
Court for the Rnsl hearing Of said applica-
tion, at which time they can appear and
chow cause why the same shonld not be
granted. l. R. BLINN,
Clcik Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, Dec q. 1871. [52-l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
ESTRAY

TAKEN UP BY David Park Of Perry
1 Township, Tama county, Iowa, 0, III,
zpd day Of December 1871, an estraJ
Bull, described rs follows: A red bull, {
years old past, with SIN. 9th horne, with
bush 81 Of the tail. Appraised before Ar
thur Pratt 1t twenty-five dollars.
Tsledo, Dec. 90. 1871. s5at
. L. B. BLINN.
Clerk District Court, Tama Co., Iowa.
By ]. D. Newcomer, Deputy,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
ALL OVER IOWA.

The Cedar County Post wants .
State Inebriate Asylum built.
The b. c. r, & NJ. r.. II. trans
now run through from St. Louis to
St. Paul.
Hon. John A. Kasson is having a
run in parts of the State with his
Palestine lecture.
Eddyv,lle has given five thousand
dollars to aid a man who is starting
a foundry there. That's business.
According to the Reporter, the
Blackhawk people may get ready to
pay s1s7, 1885 in taxes next year.
The school children OF Davenport
are writing locals for the Gasette
"about the boy who carries the Pc
pers."
The papers are beginning to dis
cuss the subject of re-districting the
Safe under the late congressional
apportionment.
N. Eldrcd, Of Iowa Falls, is con.
tribu.ing 4 series Of valuable articles
to the Homestead on the important
subject of the Dairy.
Washington county people have
come to the conclusion that they
need, and they accordingly have Or
gained, . vigilance committee.
Prof. H. X. Palmer, who is doing
so much for the cause Of music in
Iowa, begins q musical convention at
Upton, on Monday evening, January
8, next.
The farmers of Eden township,
Benton county, have taken steps to
organize a mutual fire insurance COM
pany in which to insure their own
property.
Farmers Institutes are being Or.
ganizcd in several counties in the
State. Story county held one last
week and effected . permanent or
ganization.
-
Several OF the papers of the State
are making an inventory Of Senator
Harlan's household goods at their
own expense. Who says there is no
benevolence in this world ?
The Representative publishes the
Thanksgiving sermon OF Rev. I. Reid,
of Nevada Subject: The Land the
Lord careth for-which land he sup.
poses to be this identical Yankee
land.
That live little sheet. tho Peopk.'
Paper, Of Clermont, deals some hard
blows on "Chicago cheek meaning
the bold request made for Congress
to appropriate fonr million dollars
for bcau,ifying that city.
A project is OH foot to establish an
oil mill at Marshalltown and ma.
chincry has already been contracted
tor It, OF sufficient capacity to use
800 bushels Of seed daily. Success
to manufactures in Iowa.
Hon. A. S. Kissc!l will start soon
after the close Of his official term on
a tour of investigation in the schools
OF Europe for the purpose Of pet.
fccting his acquaintance with Kinder
Garten system Of education.
A lot of 1872 hogs, sold recently at
O~skaloosa, averaged $50 lbs. each
two OF them alone weighed Ito
iLs. A better shipment, however,
was made from Cedar county lately
LII hogs averaging Az lbs. each.
Good authority II the Nonps-
riel that 4i,e severe cold IN western
Iowa has damaged the prospect Of
ncxt years fruit and that cherries
were destroyed by the early and sud.
den freezing to which the buds were
subjected.
Another important step in the all.
v%ancen.ent Of manufactures has been
taken in Monroe county, where o
company with a capital Of $4,000,
has been organized to BULL an es,
tablishment tor the manufacture Of
woolien goods.
Some unhang villain frcd the
Presbyterian church at Mar.ngo. on
Saturday morning. last. Luckily, tue
fire was discovered and qu.nched.-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
FINAL REP ORR NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, -.
In Circuit Courf.

TO whom II may concern:
Whereas, Al. Quinn and E NJ. Enly, Ad-
mlnistrstors OF the estate Of william s..
Guinn, deceased, have filed their hnal re.
port q asks 70 be discharged rs such Ad>
ministrators, said report has been filled BY
mo sad The day Of 6nal hearing therein has
been fixed to take place ut the next term cf
said Circuit Court or said county. CONNIE No.
ing on the 18th day Of january A. D. 1872,
on which day the matters set forth In said
cd therein can appear and take such sleps
% they may deem proper.
sas L.. b. BLlNN,
Clerk Circnit Csnyt.
Toledo, Iowa, Dec. rs, A. D. 1871. fh2-l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
LATE NEWS.

President Grant has sent the re-
port of the Civil Service Commission
to Congress, and announced that
1eFeafler appointments will be made
in accordance with its rules.
The Senate has passed. a bin ap.
proprlating 100000 for the cree.
ton OF new g,ycrnmcu bu.l iinys in
Chicago.
Mr. Stewart has introduced into
the Senate 4 constitutional amend
mcnt prohibiting all government aid
40 sectarian schools, and
Nj. Sumner ono for tho inelig,blli-
" OF q President for reelection.
The Senate has passed a resolution
organizing. . committee to investi.
gate ,nnumerab!c charges Of fraud
and improper practices connected
with the New York custom house.
The Orleans Princes, Duke dan.
male aud Prince do Joinville, have
taken the seats in the French Assem-
.bly to which the were elected.
A Catholic procession, on Sunday,
at Londonderry, Ireland. was lately
tho cause of a serious riot.
The Prince of Wales is making
satisfactory progress toward rccos-
cry.
The French government refuses to
sell the crown jewels.
4 large increase OF Immigration OF
Portuguese workmcn to the United
States is announced.
Hon. Aaron A. Sargent, now
member ofthc House, has been NOM
mated in the Republican caucus for
Senator from California, to succeed
Senator Cole. The nomination is
equivalent to an election. + S. He
has been elected.
Ex-senator 7. C. McCrcery is. the
Democratic candidate for Senator
from Ccntucky to succeed Garrit
Davis. His election is = certainty.
General Sheridan has invited the
Grand Duke Alexis TO . granl but.
falo hunt.
Complication. between the United
States and Spain arc becoming seri
Gus.
Bishop Edmond c. Baker, of the
M. +. Church, died at Concord, on
the 10Th, at the age Of 50 years.
Tie Woolgrowcls' and Manufac.
tnrcrs' National Association, in scs.
sion ut Syracuse, N. u, on the Goth,
passed resolutions endorsing the
present tariff.
Congress- adjourned last Friday
for the holidays and Ssll not meet
again until January s.
The immigration officers Of New
York have discovered that England
is permitting her criminals to leave
their prisons before their terms OK
pire aud sending them to this coun-
try.
Peter b. Sweeney is IN Canada,-
gone there for his health.
Spain has a new ministry, with Sa-
>gasts ut the head OF it.
A negro RIO: occurred in Lake
Village, Ark, on the 10Th. A cal! is
made tor regular regular troops.
Judge Ingraham and some other Of
the corrupt judges Of New York are
laboring to have some grand jury in
dict the Nsv York Tribune tor it's OK
posure OF theircorrapt practiccsin the
administration Of so-cailcd Justice
James Fisk, Of Erie, is about to in.
stitute proceedings against the same
paper for defamation e his charnc.
ter. In tire meant ne. tho zy,Jxxe
continues it, exposures and dcnpn-
ciations.
g. c. Bowen, Tho bigamist p has
,ntrodncej . resolution into the
;SouA Carolina Legislature impeach
ing Gov. Scott, oi that State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. So

To Charles II. Dorwin.
You are hereby notified thai there is now
on file, IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of Tama county, Iowa, 4 petit
tion Of George R. Struble, asking that the
title 70 the following described property,
viz: The east half Of the southwest quarter
Of section No. seven ~, in township No.
eighty i've 1851. north Of range No, sixteen
(18) vest Of the 9th P. NJ. be quietsd /, him
and claiming to be the owner o. said premis.
@ 10 fec simple, and asking that you be
forever barred and estoppel from having or
claiming any right or title to said pre- mis- es
adverse to the plaintiff. And that ul'e.s
you appear thereto and defend, on or before
noon, Of the second day Of the next term Of
said Court, being tina Fehruary term Of said
Court for the year A.. D. 1872, commencing
on thu Sd Monday Of February a. D. 1874,
at the Court House, in Toledo, in said coun-
y. default will be entered against yon, and
judgment rendered thereon.
GEORGE r STRUDLE,
6Z u ssf9Ff Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
ESzRAY HEIFERS.

TAKEN up BY Clark Meeker, Of Otter
1 Creek townsti p, Tsms county. Iowa,
ON the 10th day Of December 1871, two
estray heifers, described ~ follows: Une
red helfsr, supp sed to b. one year old last
Spriag, with . crop of the right ear, and
white on the TANKS and on the bslley, AL
20 one black and white -heifsr, supposed to
be one year old lsst Spring, with the right
ear slit ~ il done by dogs. Appraised Be-
fore Alex. NJ. S.aley, J. r, At $40.
L. A. BLINN,
Clerk District Court, lama Co., Iowa.
By I'D. Newcomer, Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
1872.

The largest paper in Iowa. (the Weekly,
. forty colu mn sheet, ths Daily thirty six
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and for the whole State-giving - much
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70 the politician the latest political news.
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ket reports, to oil classes and AL ages Of
readers something that will Interest, in
struct and help-and aiming to be the best
State pmper pvbiished. the REaIsrEn offers
itself to the people Of Iowa - = Political.
News, Family, and Farm Journal, hsnestly
intending TO make every effort TO be in
their opinion the test paper they can take.
THE YEAR 1872
will be the most important and exciting Of
~ osuSS Wa 1~yus VWO aWO ssutC VI
interest commences in January, when our
Legislature meets, Of which body the RrG-
IsTFR, being on the ground, can ard will
give the fullest and best reports published.
Early in the Winter the Presidential con-
test will have been commenced, and, as in.
dications nov surely promise, will rapidly
take exciting shape. No intelligent Iowa
man can afford 10 do without . general
newspaper for the . year. The Rscis-
rEa will 80 into the fight With all its
strength for Grant for President and for
tie ma'ntensnce In power or the great par
y Of real Repr blicanism which saved the
nation from destruction by war, returned
It 70 peace, and is fast advancing il 10 un-
exampled prosperity. The stronger it's Re-
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stronger it can euter upon and engage in
the 6ght.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-28
ENTRAYSTEER

TAKEN up BY II. q. Bates. Of Tama town.
l ship, Tsma county. Iowa. on the 9th
day Of Dec 1871, IN estray steer, des,
cribed - follows: One yearling steer iasl
spring, red with . star in fo.ehe ad and I
white spot at the root Of his tail, with slim,
short horns. Appraised before ~. A. New.
comb, J. F., st$ll.
Toledo, Dec. 20, 1871.
L. B. ELINN,
Jerk District Court, Tama Co., Iowa.
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