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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
Tow nship officers.

Below we present list Of the officers
ele:ed by the several townships, at the last
election:
BUCKINGHAM.
Justices 1T. L. Drew, r. NJ. Vaughn.
Trustees III. A. Owen, Robert Connell.
A. Antrimc.
Clerk -. NJ. VIM.
Asscssor;-W. II. Blanchard.
Coustables;-B, F. Noll, II. D. Fuller.
CARLTON.
Justice;-C. Dratt, j. Donaldson, S. Brick
err.
Clerk;-John Craig
Assessor;-Aaron Mericlc.
0orstables:-R. A. Benn, N. p. Stevenson.
CARROLL.
Justice; Fowler.
Truste ,s:--John L. Surface, A. C. Cochran,
G. d. Lawson.
Clerk:-A. NJ. Smith.
ASSESSOR Hill.
Constables Thomas Taggert, James
Crawford.
Trustecs-M. D. Bonney, D. Terrence, &
F. Thomas.
Clerk;-J. S. Talmags
ASSESSOR. Hopkins.
Constablcs, NJ. Crism,n, 3. Hc,th.
COLUMBIA.
Trustees-IIiram Bissell, John Waltz, J.
G. Sanborn.
Clerk-Christopher Spire.
Assessor Frank Stol larl.
Constablcs-B. C. Berry, Lyman Everett
CRYSTAL.
Justiccs-J. n Bunk. II. Thede.
Trustees-Georsc M,Kune, rcter Quinn
J.B. wylc.
Clerk-John Il. Fclter.
Assessor Joseph A. Bowdlc.
Constables--0. IIollingsheai, Russell
Davis.
yustice--C. L. Brock.
Trustccs-charlcs Jameyson, John Life.
Isaa Smith
Clcrk-C. l. Brock.
Assessor, Theodore F. Clark.
Constables, james Ellis, E. NJ. Lovejoy.
CHANT.
Trustees. Jasper Ssots James Young, L.
p. Dinsdale.
Clerk, James G. Fleming.
Assessor, James Stanley.
Constables, ]. J. Allen, John W, Ficmin 6.
HIGHLAND.
Trustees, E. L. Fish, Robert Johnson, D.
E. Wing.
Clerk, A. II. Cowles.
Assessor, J. G. Cronk.
Copstablss, j. Ramslcy, ?. Rice.
HOWARD.
Trustees, II. II. Wilmington, J. 7. McCor
mick, J. II. Tindall.
Clerk, D. X. Gallagher.
Assessor, Ira Duncan.
Constables, James Gray, George sler-
wood.
INDIAN VILLAGE.
Trustees, II. G, Wallace, ]. Paxson, J. NJ
Mills.
Clerk. I. = Smith.
Assessor. W. c. Burgess.
Constablcs, Stanley NJ. Bartlett. Elias
Brewer.
LINCOLN.
Justice, J. Prescott.
Trustees, c. II. Baldwin, u. 3. Hamers-
ley; A. C. Brockway.
Clcrk.-A. G. Drockway.
Asssssor,--
Constable, No election.
Trustees, F. X. Morgan, Nathan Huff, W.
w. Moses.
Clerk, Welcome Mowry.
Assessor, Hiram Frank.
= Coustabics, N. W. Hopkins, Charles L
Stcarns.
OTTER GEEK.
Trustees, William Wick, John Farley, ST. :,
No election Of third Trustee.
Clerk, D. c. Lamb.
Assessor. Abram To mpkins
NNuSt0oACos AobuC UTuCS ISAAC D. MtlLcr,
PERRY.
Justice, r. c. Mccormack.
Trustees. II. A. Hartshorn, Clos Tay lor,
Andrew Law.
Clerk, James Park.
Assessor, William Ready.
Constables, Geor &c Townsend, John viii
son, Jr.
RICHLAND.
Trustees, Hoel Sabine, J. F. Cram Isaa
Graham.
Clerk, Samuel Jackman.
Assessor, J. C. Flint
Constables. Charles Beaalc, John Miller.
SALT CREEK.
Trustees. 7. G. A,tushnot, Albert Wolf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

Gallon sells good shoes at S1.75 4
pair.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
H 90 FL A n DIS
G E r NJ A N BITTERS

This remarkable preparation has been
before the public for many years. 1t has
been tested in thousands of cases, and
where the directions were strictly observed
invariably with salntary effect. The hund.
reds Of testimonials from Inc most promin,
ent public and private citizens in the coun,.
try, testify to its superior virtues, aud The
constantly increasing demand for it, proves
the estimation in which it is held. This is
not surprising, as the philosophy of its &C.
ton upon the dyspcc.ic system proves.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
Hoofand's Tonic,

as a modification Of the GerTan Bitiers,
prepared for patients, whose system re-
quires moderate stimulus, composed OF
the same ingredients as Che German Bit
tcrs, the extreme bitterness is removed by
delicate and palatable tlavoring, and by the
addition of a spiriiuous agent of the purest
quality, by which these ingredients are
held in solution.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

Rev. L. w. Powell has severed his
pastoral connection with the Baptist
Church, at lama City, and has locat.
cd ut Minneapolis, Mum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

Our prepaid subscribers can order
the Iowa Homestead of us at $1.75.
Every farmer should have cory. If
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

School BooKs,-at tho Toledo
Book Store.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

POPERY.
TIE FOE or TIE CHURCH AND
REPUBLIC.
What it has done. y hat it is doing and
what il means 10 do. Its power. Its des-
potism Its infaliibility. It's ands. lts
reicis. Its miracles. lis. idoiaiTy. Its
prosecutions. It's hatred Of our public
schools and of civil ard religious liberty
Its startling crimes. Us horr.l wickedness
and lis New York Riots. book that
is wanted everywhere. We want agents
to introduce it in every county q, o.ce. and
will pay them literally. SEMI for circular
Address ZlEGLER u McCUEDi, 60 Mon
roe ST CHICAGO Ills -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

The Indians are scattering for tho
usual Winter hunting and fishing
tours, through eastern counties.
They take with them their squaws,
pappooses, tents, ponies, &c, COM
prislng their whole possessions ex.
ecpt their land.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
Facts for the People

Who that has suffered frcM Dyspepsia
does not regard with favor a specific reme>
ly for that torturous disease The thor,
ough dyspeptic may be fairly regarded as
one Of the most wretched of human beings
Ito goes about seeking rest and comfort. but
finds none; depressed in spirits, and tor
tured physically, death, in many cases,
would be positive relief. A thousand
remedies have been prepared Ter it, some Of
which, in particular instances, have prov-
EN- remedies in point offact, but the majors
ity have either been shown TO possess nc
real virtue, or if at all effective. the bene'
fits derived from their use we're Of o merely
temporary character, -abating the disease
for brief period, only to have it return
with renewed violence.
To effect o permanent and lasting cure
the only real specific. is
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
BEST W0RKMEN
EMPLOYED.

EMl liz
All Work Warranted
to give satisfaction.
A new thing about his Wagons is the
BRASS TuIMBLE SkEINS,
which excel all others. All wanting wag>
ons or Carriages should call upon the un>
dersigned before purchasing.
eS WAGON aud CARRIAGE PAINT
ING done to order.
WALTER BRADBROOK,
ia TOLEDO, IOWA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
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R!ssiOs, Stesnss~' sare;,l w DriA .
THE PARALLELS PRACTICALLY
iTNEa: ,Dy,Ee.

Should be in the household Of everv Chris
tian and be placed in. the hands Of all, old
or young. Elegantly printed on super
tinted ,Hper, handsomely bound nr'i en-
bellisi.ed with eight iall-page steel iilas-
trations Sod only BY subscription. We
want agents, male o. female, to canvass lnr
this great work. Liberal iniucemelss
made. Apply ~ oace 80
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

Gallon sells Green Tea at IS cents
a pound.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
-HOOFIAND'S
German Bitters

exert special and direct influence upon
the Liver, stimulating it to vigorous ac-
ton, promoting the secretion of healthy
bile, and so regulating its particular func.
tons, that the impurities Of the blood ara
effecually removed, and the system put in
condition for complete rcstorement to
strength AMI vigor. The BITTERS alse
give tone TO the stomach, expeliing morbid
matter, fitting it for the proper discharge
Of its legitimate functions; creating all ap-
petite for food, and preparing that impor-
tan. organ for the process Of complete dis
gestion. And again, they act as general
tonic, restoring wasted strength and in
creasiug the nervous energy. These are
vital coa silcrations. No other single med
icine effects such general saluiary results.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

( Citizens Of Tama City have organ
ICED u Lyccum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

$50 VIZ Will RAA S.s3
Agents $50 per week Is sell our great IN /
valuable di. c1veries. fyou W mi PEI ma
rent. hono,atic and pleasant wark. nrply
for particulars Address LIVER & &C.,
Jack son Michigan
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09
Toledo Lecture Course.

DR.. E. O. Haven, Nov. 10th.
Prof. Winchell, Nov. 28th
to Dec. 1st.
Fred. Douglass, (time not fix
cd.)
The Barnaby Concert Troupe,
thine not fixcd.)
Pres. Geo. f. Magoun, of
Iowa College, (timc not fixed
Other names will be added
as fast as engaged by the As
ISOLATION. If
1T Any Book, Magazine or Paper pub
lished in the United Stat. :, con be ordered
through VIM. Clark & Co, at publishers
prices, at the Toledo Possofhcc. 3ltf
Letter Heads. E4
Every man in business should never
write business letter without his card
printed at the head Of his sheet Of paper
1t is first class advertisement and pre-
vents numberless mistakes. We furnish
them at satisfactory rates. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

Wanted,
10 exchange Groceries for Green
backs. w. N. BRowN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

BY G.. G. HAMMOND.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

TIE Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Com nercia,, I'D. p"
slys that Senator Nye threatepes to
make some startling revelations 10 re.
gard to San Domingo before the ad-
journment Of Congress. he writes:
was vt little dinner party last night,
and seated between the illustsous Senator
Of Nevada and the famous Mr.. Fabens
The Senator was in high CLEO over some
thirty letters that had come mysteriously m Y
into his pos .ession, making the cores
pondcnce between Nj Preston, the
Hsytisn Minister, snd certain
gentlemen In and about Washingtop, in
which lie said II was admitted that most
If The rroiams, ions and evidence OF trou-
BILE in the hhnd IN opposition to annexa-
tissn.s etc. lwers man ufsctured In this city.
Upon the back Of one Of these, in the
handwriting Of Charles Sumner with his
signature in full. is written the consent tn
the puhlicat ton Of one of these bogus pro-
clamations; but ths Senator Gays that Mr..
Sumner has evidently been used by these
peoplc. He. asst.tts that che Minister
promised twenty tboussnd dollars in gold
to certain gentlemen, such AS Mr.. Clinton
Rec and Others & whose names /
do not recol,ect, VI the de-
feat ,--,of San -Domingo- could
be accomplished, and now The gentlemen
are hungry for their money. and Mr.. Pres
ton fails to come TO time In the corres-
pondence be is threatened with n revela-
ton Of the whole affair. and doubtlessly
these letter. have been given tn tho Sena-
tor on account " the n"n- payment Of the
sum stipulated This. however. does not
account for the appearance of. Mr.. Pres
tom lester. Senator Nye Informed me
that he will. in . day or two open up the
budget in the Senate. and has already no
titled Charles Sumner Of his intention.
He gave me full permission to inform you
OF this startling fact sVg9grr rEar3 %
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
CURRENT NEWS.

Missouri is about 10 build new Govern
ment mansion. -
]. W. Hooker, supposed to be a cousin
Of Gen. Hooker, committed suicide il St.
Louis on Tuesday.
The miners Of, ST. Clair county have
resumed work on terms atisfactory 10 all
parties. 81.
d A two year old daughter Of Mrs. r. r.
Claugh, of Lexington, KY, on the 18th, fell
from the elevator Of the Southern Hotel to
The ar.t aoor, causing instant death, a.
Archibald Rursl founder of the Five
Points Mission and President OF the His
torical Society, Of New York City, 10 jus,
deceased.
A Mr.. Hough, OF Brown county, Wis
con.in, predicts, in the Msnks;o Union, u
six years famine throughout the world,
and advises people not to sell their grail !.
a train on the Toledo. Wabash and
Western railroad made the run from
Lafayette to Bloomington on Wednesday,
oi ihiiesi III ~ minutes.
The members Of the New York Senate
presented Mr.. Cslkins, clerk Of that body,
$4,000 in bonds for the faithful discharge
of his duties during the session about to
close. - .--.--- I
Z. NJ Miller & Co.'s carriage works in
Quincy were destroyed by fire on Tues
dag. Loss $4,000. On the ame day.
the Union hotel, in Galesburg, was burned
down. Loss, about 100000. ~
Tne ladies of Washington City, who
applied for registration ss voters, intend
taking their case to the Supreme Court,
IN order to secure direct decision on the
effect of ths l4th and 10th amendments to
the Constitution.
Several Republican papers in Iowa,
which have "paten, insides," printed in
Chicago, were compelled to place before
their readers, last week, full page Of ad.
vertisements Of Now York Democratic
newspaper.
Mr.. John 8. Sisson, .7hile plowing in a
hop lot in the. town of Bristol Ontario
county, one day last week, turned up n
very beautiful and brilliant stone, ms large
as walnut, and Of dazzling brightness.
The Canandaigua Repository, which tells
tls story, says that when the sun shines
upon tho st1ne, the eye cannot endure
its lustre. ........ ...t
Here is the last lyric of the period;
Dear father, look up,
II STRAIN the h'ccup, ...
And tell me VIII Il alleth ma. sfo'ehead1
lbs all bl,cH and hue;
NtfN'. Oh, what could she do
r, cause q confusion no h ,rrid
''Your mother, Jane Ann,
HN. Anewspaptr man
Admired, I'll warned her she'd catch It;
Like Washin. ton, !
Can not ell slie-
did itwiih M 1T ~ hsiche'."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

s'n's existence in bodily form, In the shape
ofa letter from Australia. containing the
Information that he was alive and well.
An incomp'tibili'y seoms to exist b.
tween Bret Harte and the Chicago people.
The feelings Of the latter were worked
upon when the an Francisco poet refus,
to allow serial gathering gotten up in his
especial honor BY one Of Chicago's mel
chant princes. And now an autograph
hunter Of thHt city tells the public how
Bret Harte bad the bad taste to seem un.
willing to sign his name in a little book
with one hundred and ffty other celebri
ties. The sggrievsd seeker after peoples
signatures says Horace Greeley wrote
bis twice, and Fred Douglass said lit wa,
. pleasure 10 him to think people wanted
his name"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
CuvIosttsss or S.,l,r,

An English magazine writer, writing Of
colors and their durability in reference ,o
dress, gives some interesting particulars
Of the intimate diversity uf shades. Al
though 1000 different shades of color can
he readily dyed at present, this number
gives hut faint IDEA of the effects that
might be produced by II continually vary
ing admixture Of one hue with another.
Sax-blue counts from 20 To "a shades pro-
duced by manufacturers in printed cottons,
linen and silks. and n still greater variety
could be furnished II demanded. In royal
blue, there are this season. from "a to %
varieties in the light middle shades. Scar
let has from 80 to 40 shades crimson, the
same number. Yellow hns from 40 to 80
shades. The writer adds "Scnret, 81
rarely seen In Indies dresses. may be-
termed the emperor of colors, ana Is very
beautiful In It's light middle, and rich and
dazzling In i,s middle shades, and in cer-
'aiu eomiinationslo looks elegant in eonnec-
tion with silver-gray uh olive,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
A FLAT FAILURE.

The Legislature is fiat failure-a
very fat failure. II has been shut
tlccock in the hands of Chicago, Peoria,
Quincy and Springfe.d-only this and
nothing more. One day Chicago would
make the gentle Legislators, weak
minded but kind, believe white was
black the next, Peoria would make
them believe black was white the next,
Quincy would convince them that black
Ind white were both as green as hill
side in May, or an Illinois legislator
without his keeper and then would
come high-minded Springfield, a city
populated by the lineal descendants Of
the old togies Of the deluge
time, and actually persuade
the Legislature that it was honest
and enterprisiDg and ntitled to distin-
guished consideration at the hands of
the power that has authority to open
the peoples well.flled purse. And 80
Those. four rsatrqbbers who represent
aud control the northern and mid
| die parts Of the State snarled aud quar-
relied over their rIlegNlstive spoil
the public veal was neglected, littls
business vas done, and the goednsme d
the State, lit had any before, va,
brought into rsproach. D We have. 40
words of condemnation too, severe for
h | tAe shortcomings ST thR .+sgislsture
and We believsaASP SPesPss ~ Southern
J Illinois, with one voice. will siss ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, APRIL 9l, lS7

and call il q rascally fraud
The time aiaisx near at hand
too, when the voice Of Egypt will have
sems inAas,cs with the great hogs of
Northern and. Middle Illinois. Egypt
has been too long left out in the cold
Unfriendly legislation, or rather the
lack of Legislation, has crippled its
prosperity and has prevented the de-
velopasent Of its rich acres and the
bulldog up Of manufacturing interests
that would soon have cell oreJ those Of the
North and Middle; II is high time the
people of this part Of the State should
make an attempt to put an end TO this
eonditios Of Affairs, and assert equal
right in the Legislature with sbs ether
gecgr~phical sabdivisiops ofthc com Z.
monwealth. "I'a'"V '~3
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
GOSSIP WISE ANo OTHERWISE.

U4FsHFf ~ w u l.
The corner stone of Masonic temple
was laid with much pomp in Norfalk, Va,
Tuesday. D. Fg. Ef.e .ts ,Hf
BY investigation Bostonians have found
that they have been eating the carcasses Of
cattle tramped to death in cars or affected
by disease, disease '4 Nl. y
Victoria Woodruff says she makes
$780, 900 II month out Of her business, and
also that she frequently spends $4,000. u
month IN spreading her sentiments Of fe-
male suffrage. algr - 2 pa
Tho spiritnalists Of New Albany, Ind /,
are in bad repute at present. A citizen
Of that place had an absent son. The ci''
clio induced the father TO believe the s, q
was dead by giving messages from h.m
purporting 70 DO from Tho splrit-land
The father himself became a spirituaIl't
and held communion with e,hs
. irt "a Of his sor. But III
faith was radsly shaken y short tim
sincs by receiving a tangible sign Of HI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
.JBROTHER ELLSHA.i

Everybody knows, or ought to know,
that Gov. Palmer is an honest man.
He has lost no opportun ( Of publish.
ing the fact /, and that he has a weak
ness for members Of his own family
should not be allowed to 'detract any
thing from the force of his ofteu-re.
peated professions. He is indeed a
jexelT7a man Who, take him, all in all,
(thsnhtlIy let us make the assertion }
We ne 'er shall see his like again. In his
ability, and cowirdiee, and weak nesses,
he stands without peer in the State
Wherefore, We hold as unjust the
insinuation Of the Cairo Sun that in
Diminishing" all the Southern Illinois
Normal School Commissioners except
his brother, Governor Palmer was ac-
tuated BY mean and sordid motives.
Has it come to this that a Republican
President may cleave to his family, to
flesh Of his flesh and bone of his bone.
and Republican Governor mus: 'go
back" on his? Must those emotions of
family love which we'll and flow in the
presidential heart be repressed in the
gubernatorial bosom? If Grant may
stick to Dent at the expense Of the
people, why should We Of Illinois OBJ
iect if Palmer sees proper 10 glue to
Elisha, his favorite | brother I?
And let it not be forgotten
that Elisha is a "man Of the
cloth aud writes '.Rev." before his
name tha, he don't like Carbondale,
the home Of the pestiferous Logan who
got into the United State Senate before
Elisha's brother; that the Governor
wishes to take his revenge on Logan by
ipjuripg "Logan's home, if he can,
and that Elisha, acting with all the
Governors prejudices, and in the fear of
the Lord, may aid him in his spiteful
work. Remembering oil these things
let us be very thankful that our re-
spected Governor did not appoint hi,
whole family on the Board Of Commits
sioners, and le. us take down the cleri
cal Elisha without even a grunt of dis
satisfaction. .sBE 1At3H 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
PERSONAL.

Wendell Phillips opposes tho amnesty
movement.
Madame Anna Bishop Is collecting ma
terials for an autobiography.
Three editions Of Dr.. Dio Lewis book
on Our Girls have been exhausted.
Louisa MuLlbach," the no, eli.t, is go.
ing 10 be divorced from her husband.
The Princess Louise, though recently
married, is already ''all for Lorne."
The pledge of the Anti-Chignon Society
has been taken by over ffty-thousand la
dies in Germany.
Nilsson has signed contract 20 sing one
hundred nights in opera, in this country
next Winter.
The friends Of Bishop Simpson are GO
ing to present him Long Branch cottage
in time for occupancy this season.
are among the vestrymen elected, for tho
ensuing year, at St. Lazarus Church,
Memphis.
ofQuecn Vietoria's nine children and
and twenty grandchildren only one, the
last babY Of the Princes Of Wales, has
died.
Prof Abtl, for some years past musical
director of the Philhsrn. .onic society, Nil.
wsukee, has accepted the position Of leader
of the choir in Unity Church, Chicag
Colorcd Cadet Smith Ia again the source
of trouble at West Point. He Is much
disliked by his fellows. not on account al
his color but ss one OF them says because
he ,s "low in his tastes, ill-tempered, ma
licious, and liar"
George Francis Train said in Memphis,
the other day. that the killing of two men
at Scranton. Pennsylvania, was disposed
"f in dispatch of four lines, while the
killiIg OF single man in Florida occupied
four columns in northern Radical papers