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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-15

To which all friends Of the order are cor
daily invited.
Alter marching through the principal
streets, the Lodges will repair to Zane ;
Orchard, where an address in German ana
one in English will be delivered.
Admission TO the Grounds FREE.
Dancing to commence at il o'clock.
Music by Naas' Prass and String Band,
assisted by String Band from PITTSBURGH
German and English Dances alternately.
The following Judges have been appoint
ed 10 award the prizes 10 the best lady and
gentleman Waller: Peter RlankenSop,
Andrew ReitZ, Henry Was, Paul Brink
hart, James Robertson.
Dinner at l212 o'clock.
All friends of Peace, Law and Order, the
principles of our Association, are most
earnestly requested TO join us at the Picnic
Grounds.
A competent police force will be In at
tendance and every arrangement made TO
render the occasion pleasant and agreeable.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-15
GRAND PICNIC.

TING WILLIAM, GIDEON AND
N Wheeling German and English)
, edges of the American Protestant Assoc
ciotinD will have
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

SMALL JET AND GOLD BRACELET:
a The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving II at the Jewelry Store OF VIM.
II Hennegen & Co. jel5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-15
DYE HOUSE FIXTURES
ATT AUCTION.
WILL OTTER on
Friday Morning June 10Th,

At l0o'cocll, i'm the building adjoining the
Atlantic Saloon on South Street.
ONE STEAM BOILER.
COPPER KETTLES.
STEAM PIPES, VALVES, &c,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-15

IL the Merchants National Bank Of West
Virginia, at Wheeling, nj the close Of huSi-
ness on the 10Th day OF June, 81:
RESOURCES.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-29
Philadelphia, Pa.
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4ults. II 10 q certain, prompt and speedy
OF dlarrhea, dysentery. bowel complied
q, io~ness OF spirits, faintlngs, sick
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II In far better aud safe. than quinirs
&ny OF us pernicious effects. IL effect
ite, proves n powerful dig.stor OF fooG
counteract the effects of liquor mar "
As indisputsble evidence offs m
rites, we append few Ofthe many
p our possession
Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X.
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they are recommended to he. | found
y TO afford me considerable relief, | ieel
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mt state of health.
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Pastor Baptist Psssyunk Church.
w. y. Allen, 3. Nam street Dubuque
1Odly
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JOB PRINTING. J.

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W1nkLl prILSr,s, have just sseeiylA -, esso1-
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sCHEETZs
RES GREAT RESTORATIVE. L.
CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS,
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Tx TO YOUR CHILDREN.
REAT SOOTHING REMEDY,

| Great Infants and Children's Soothing
in ali disorders brought on by Teething
her cause. Prepared 10y the
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Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
ere. my7dw6m
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-29
RATTINGRRS DIARRHOEA
y ID DISENTRRY POWDERS.

|leassnt. quick and safe remedy for all
Diarrhoea and DisenteTy affecting adults.
er box ~ cents. Ask for Dr. Rat.
Diarrhoea and Dysentery Powders.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

Schaefter may make excuses for the
act which we have proved that he
performed, and he may try TO show
that it was proper and right, but he
cannot, by any specal pleading nor
BY any twist Of logic or impndence,
wrcs, his reputation from the lniamN
he hinscl. has fastened upon IL we
have discussed elsewhere the charac-
ter ol the transaction, which we have
with 50 much difficulty fastened upon
Mr. Schaeffer by his own confession.
and need not here reproduce i
We here make the additional allie
CATION tlat, OF two occasions, ut
least, Mr.. S'chaeifcr refused to re
oeive county warrants in payment OF
county taxes. for particulars, we
refer ali to George l., Bailey and Eli
Is. Coats, OF Toledo,
Ia reference to Mr.. Schaeifer's IN
eH'eclency, We alleged that he did not
mike ont his reports of unco|lected
school taxes as required 10y law
lis answer to this DEVELOPS the fact
thai he does not understand The law
IN lie case. Section o.. page 81, Of
school Laws, settles the matter be-
ycnd question. The requirements Of
the law are positive, that the report
must 81 made on the LIST Mon!ay ~
April. Last year he did not MAKE
Iii report until September, and he
has made no report this year 50 TAR
SO far is we can learn.
We also alleged that Mr.. Schaef-
fer did no, keep his books in such
order that he could tell whether he
had money on hand or not. The
truth of this allegation, hundreds IN
the county can verify by their own
experience. His answer OF inability
to know daily what his balances were
is confession OF his inc:ficiency.-
The law certainly does not contem-
plate that he should be in the dark
wholly except the day he makes his
balances. Certain it is that
Treasurers heretofore have not been
unable TO know something OF the
amount OF funds on hand.
Last week We called attention TO
the railroad tax matter liberal dis
cussion OF Which may be found in an
other column. But the most mate
rial point in the matter, that in ref.
erence to the Treasurer crediting him
self with the amount Of the railroad
orders, Mr.. Schaeffer does not deny,
As he could no: successfully deny. His
own books are witnesses against him.
This act OF giving himself credit Tor
money never paid out and to pay out
which he had no authority proves
bis unfaithtulncss as county officer,
or, to make it as light as possible. an
inefficient and incompetent county
officer. One horn Of the dilemma he
must take.
Thus the matter stands. We have
proved every thing we first alleged,
have proved more than we originally
promised to prove. And now Mr..
Schacffer stands before the people
confessed liar and a proved untaith-
full and incompetent county officer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
ga Soldier" to the "Citizen."

The Tama Citizen of August 10th
has an article, purporting to be an
editorial, in which those members OF
Capt. Schaefe:'s Company who are
opposed to his reelection are denom-
mated "scalawags."
Docs the Captain authorize the ap-
pllcation of 8, CHI an approbrious
term? Wsre we scalawags? Was
not our social position even higher
than his, during the three years next
preceding the war, and our occnpa-
ton even more respectable
We were mechanics and farmers,
the most Of us with comfortable
homes. Our families were loved by
ourselves, and respected in the COM
munities where we lived. At our
country's call we left our loved ones,
our home comforts, our shops and
farms and entered the ranks Of her
armies as private soldiers.
Theo. Schaeffer also enlisted. Al
though mechanic, a shoemaker, and
an excellent workman, he had been
engaged in other business, which 1t is
not necessary here to name, and in
consequence of which certain mem.
bers OF bis company would not con-
sent to his being first lieutenant un-
til he had made certain pledges in
relation to his future habits. He
gave the required pledges and was
elected to that Office by small ma
iority. Those who wero with him
during the "weary years. Of tho re.
belllon know how we'll those pledges
were kept.
Ifhe endured privations and pass.
ed through scenes of danger, did not
we? Can the author of that article
name single sacrifice that our Cap
tain made more than we?
Yet. in consideration OF fayors re-
ceivcd, he "tosses high his ready cap
in air at.name Of" him who "bore the
belt and spur of knight and dooms
the companions in arms OF his hero,
who bore the knapsack and musket,
ITO the vile dust, from whence they sprung,
unwcpt, unhonored, and nnsung!"
The writer dcnounces Mr.. Schaef-
f.r's opponent as being indecent and
mean tor opposing one who had serv-
ed lis country as an officer, though
Mr.. SIS opponent was brought out OH
the earnest solicitation OF citizens
from five diffe rent townships; and in
the same breath vents his Spite in
the faces OF that officers men, whose
only crime is, that they wero pri-
Yates in his company, and do not
now support him, by applying to
them the appellation scalawags!
What consistency
II is my fortune to know that Mr..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

Wheaton did advance funds to the
amount Of twelte hundred dollars to
redeem Warrants drawn on the
Bounty Fund, notwithstanding the
writer's assertion ,h.t the Statement,
in the REPUBLICAN to. that effect is
"a,l bosh;' and had he been disposed
to whine at his aches and pains,
could have made quite as clear a
case of delicate health, rs the maiden
lady who conducts the lama Citizen,
and who has had pains tor the last
quarter of century; who still lab.
ors, and who. it is feared, like the
historical mountain in the same crit,-
cal situation, will succeed in bringing
forth only mouse.
And now as to the anomalous pc.
si,ion OF Mr.. Wheaton in allowing
his name to be used against a soldier
In 1863, the men who are warmest
in their support of Mr.. Schaeffer Is.
sisted in placing civilian in nomi-
nation for sheriff, over knight Dox.
ter, who was a returned soldier and
sick; in 1867 for treasurer over John
McClaskey a crippled soldier; and
since 1858 there have always been
before the convention at least two
for the office Of county
treasurer.
SO much for the irreguiarlty Of the
practice of opposing soldier and an
officer who desires 4 denomination.
A SOLDIER,
and a private in Co. +, 2sth l. V.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
REMARKS ny THE REPUBLICAN,

l. Mr.. Schaeffer does not deny,
but he admits, the fact that he did
receive Railroad orders, instead OF
money, in payment of taxes.
We do not believe that this trans.
action, which he seems to view so
lightly, is fair and proper one. 1t
is irregular, dangerous and unbusi-
ness like, and is without precedent,
we venture to say, in the history OF
this county. As for this transaction,
itself, there is no visible danger OF
loss to the county, as Mr.. Schaeffer's
bond is good for the full amount;
but if this manner Of doing business
in the Treasurer's Office is to obtain,
there is no certainty Of what may be
done in the future. Any one can
see wherein it opens wide door for
fraudulent transactions.
Mr.. Schaeffer, above, says that the
officers Of the road requested him to
accept these orders and obligated
themselves "at tie same time" to re-
ceivc from him these orders as SO
much money. Receive them, when ?
What assurance has Mr.. Schacffer
that the company will ever he au-
tliorlsed to draw any money from the
Treasury: II they are not SO au-
thorized, how are they proposing to
accept these orders as money? And
what form of obligation did the com
pany give? We think we are not
mistaken when we say that Mr..
Schaeffcr admitted to d. A. Hall and
G.. w. Sweat, on the day of the To-
ledo Primary Election, that he had
no guaranty trom any one, except a
verbal promise from the payees Of
these orders, that be should be held
safe IN the matter.
Here he introduces card from
portion Of the officers Of the railroad
company, IN which they certify that
they were and are perfectly satisfied
with the transaction, and that Mr..
Schaeffer's action was according to
their wishes. Of course they are, or
ought to be, satisfied. II saved them
the necessity OF paying up their
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

stock. 1t was NO accommodation IL
the tax payer, even though the ii.
rcctors say it WAS, Tor tho tax pave,
was entitled to his cash from the rail
road company, which the said com.
pany did not wish TO pay. This cash
would have paid the tax aud the
transaction would have been bust.
ness like The accommodation was
III favor Of the railroad company, and
in their favor alone.
,, In our original article, pub.
lished Aug. 3, we made the state
ment that Mr.. Schacifer acknowledr-
ed that he had promised to save
some or all of a certain amount of
money tor certain parties. In his
card or the 10th Mr. Schaeffer makes
this emphatic statement: land the
statement Of the treasurer making a
special promise of it to any one. is
utterly end most ea,platicaly false."-
Now, in his card above, Mr.. Schaet.
fer most unequivocally ackno wledc
es that he did so promise and that he
did so keep the money, for Mr..
Blodgett. Mr.. Schaeffcr thought we
could not prove the truth Of our as
sertion and it therefore suited him to
pronounce it false. After We have
proved it, thus proving him in the
lie, he gracefully comes down and
acknowledges that he did lie. That's
the Anglo-Saxon oil it, and the truth
OF it.
That long story of the why and
the wherefore he was saving that
money for Mr.. Blodgett, only makes
matters worse, at least don't make
them any better. And, now, we
have story to tell. In July, 1869,
when the county treasury was empty,
VIM. 4. Johnston advanced the
money to get an insurance effected
on the court house. For this money
Advanced, he held county warrant
He Jailed to get the money until Mr.
Schaeffer came into Office. On pre-
senting the warrant tor payment,
soon after January, 1870. he inform
ell Mr.. Schaeffer of all the circum-
stances Of his case and especially Of
the fact that his warrant represented
money adraneed. But Mr.. Schacffer
did not make an exception in Mr..
Johnston's case, not even so much as
to promise ito do the best he could
for him." Why this partiality? Is
Mr.. BloAgett entitled to more con.
sideration than Mr.. Johnston? Has
Mr.. Blodgett any more claims upon
the county than any other man p
Oh hut his warrants represent cash
We do some printing for the county,
paying cash for our rent, for our pa.
per, tor our help, for our ink. Why
does MT our warrant represent cash ?
Merchants pay cash tor their goods.
vNh., 4 ,,st han. xxyov MT
sent cash Is Mr.. Blodgett's cash
paid by him for coal, any more de-
serving than our cash paid by us tor
work and paper and rent and INK
Is his cash any better than the cash
of any other person The excuse is
no excuse, at all. 1t is . weak at
tempt at an excuse.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
Republican County Convention

The Republicans Of lama County will
meet in Convention oil the Court House in
Folc,!o, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, ISL,
ccray Treasurer; one fer County iaii-
.ar one for Sheriff; one for Superintead-
.nt Of Common Schools one for Surveyor
one for Coroner; and one for mefaber ct
the Baard Of Supervisors.
fac rstio If representation will b. one
delegate tog each township, and, addition
nj hereto for each twenty five (15l
votes ~ traction thereof over twelve I'D
cast for Ia Wright for Secretary Of State NJ
the election in 1870.
Cpon this distribution the townships will
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
\ l REyOLyERS I.

The new X 1 Revolver, No. 1 22.l00
Cal, No. 81 100 Cal, short, No. B 81. 100
Cal, long. No. I ASSOC CAL, for Pocket
kcvolvers, are GMsarpsssed, They use tie
ordinary Copper Cartridge ana are beauti-
ful in shape and finish.
THE BALLARD DERRlNaER.
4l-lOO CAL, has no equal a. Derringer,
Full and complete stock Of
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition and
SpOrtsmcn's Goods,
Manufactured by
MERwIN 4 NULRERT,
SO Chambers and 66 Rsade Streets,
NEW YORK.
Send for Catalogues.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. IS.
In 7ama Court, September Term, A. D. 1871 .
Edward X. Ware, PlG.
vs..
James W. Hunter, Deft.
10 said defendant, James w. Hhntsr:-
You are hereby notified that on or before
tho ist day Of August, 1871, there will be-
on ME in the Office Of the clerk Of said
Court. the petition Of said plaintiff claim
ing Of you the possession OF certain real
estate ard the quisting u title thereto as
fully set forth in petition; and that uulees
you appear thereto, and defend before
noon. Of the Second day Of the next TERM
Of said Court, TO be begun and held II the
Court House. in Toledo, on the 18th day
September, A. D. 1871, default will DO
entered against you, and Judgment render
ed thereon 4. X. WARE,
So-5S Atty for Plaintiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

Rail ROAD TIES WANTED.
NOTICE il hereby given, that The Toledo
~ aud North Western Rail Way will pay
50 cents apiece for good merchantable burr
or white oak rail road ties, to be delivered
on the lines Of said road, to ouch points -
w. II. Harrison, president Of the company.
may designate, said ties TO be counted, in
spected and accepted by IN Inspector ap>
pointed by tho Board Of Directors. By orr
der Of the Board Of Directers Of The I. & n.
W. K.W. J. G, SAFLEY.. Scestv.
l40's
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
ESTR4Y WORSE.

EN1R-4I HUNSE.
TAKEN UP by Grin Crane, Of Grant
l Township, Tama County, Iowa, Oh the
22ud day Of July. 1871. one cstray horse,
described as follows: One horse about
eight years old, color brown, feet are white
except one, aud q star in forehead, and
white spot en- his sc /; his movement g
pacing; one ankle is thick. Appraised at
seventy dollars before James Z. Fleming,
J.P. L. Il. BLlNN,
Clerk District Court, Tama Co., Iowa.
BY. D. NEWCOMER, Depy.
Aug IL. 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
J. M. CAM cry,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINwARE, s.
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.

NV stock consists Of Shelf and heavy
Hardware Of every description. Cutlery,
Glass, Sash,
Fence Wire and Staples,
Mechanics Tools, Plain and saturated
Building Paper, Well and Cistsrn Pumps,
Corn shelters, Straw Cutters, Tanning
Clothes Wringsrs.
JOHN DEERE'S
Iron aud Wood Beam Stirring Flows, how
ell Pl,ws, Deere's Walking Cultivator
Buckeye Combined Riling and Walking
Csltiva,or and Buckeye Grain Drill And
Force Feed Sceder.
lam Agent for the
Michigan Sweepstakes Thrcshing
MACHINE.
Fairbanks Scales; the celebrated Gem
bined Corn Shelter and Farm Grist Mill;
The Buckeye, Wood and Kvby
Combined Self Rake
REAPER AND MOVING
MACHINES,
THE WOOD HOVER,
THE BUCKEYE MOWER,
&C., &C.
All Of which will BE- sold at bottom prices.
Call and examine ny stock before pur.
elsewhere.
Toledo, Iowa. February Is. 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
Tama County Bank.

rama county BANK.
=. II. WARREN. Banker,
AND DEALER IN
NEW FORK + CHICAGOE EXCHANGE
Special and prompt attention given to
collection. Drafts on the principal Cities
of Europe for sale.
PASSAGE TIcKErsto and from the
Old Countries.
Office in st.ller's building, Tstna City,
Iowa v3n5tf
SPECIdL ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given, that specisl
N election will be held 1t the Shugart
School House, in Sub. Eistrict..No s, in York
township, Tama county, Iowa, commencing
at the hour Of nine o'clock, A. N. and clos
ing at six p. NJ, of said day, for the pur-
pose of determining whether or not tax Of
FIVE per cent. shall be raised and levied up
on the taxable property Of said township,
for the year A. D. 1871, for the purpose of
aiding in the construction Of the Waterloo,
Belle Plaine & North Missouri Railroad;
The line Of said road to run in north and
south direction, through York township, in
said county And said tax to be expended
in the township al York, in said county.
At said election the question Of "Tsxa>
tion,' or mo Taxation" will be submitted
to the said voters.
At said election al persons opposed to
said tax will vote ballots on which are
written or printed the words mo Taxa
tom. and all persons in favor Of said tax
will vote ballots on which 10 written or
printed the word "Taxation;" and should
majority Of votes It said election b cast In
favor Of said Taxation, said tax will bs
levied in accordance with the provisions Of
Chapter l02. Of the Laws Of the 18th Gen.
ersl Assembly. f. be held. August 10Th
1871.
Dated, the 28th day Of July, A. D. 1871.
L. H. SHUGART,
n. BOYER,
ST. OVERTURE,
Township Trustees.
Attest:
z. SnuoAHT, TIP. Clerk. al.3s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
IOWA CQII.EGE.

Fall Term begins Wednesday, Sept. 6, in
the College Course, Classical or Scientific,
tfour years each), the Ladies' Course, the
Academy Course, and the Normal and
English Department. Tuition, 5000 $S 90
per term. Board with rooms, $3.5O--S4 90
per week-without $2.OO--X3. 90. Soldiers
FREQ. For Catalogues send to Treasurer or
GEORGEF. MAGOUN, President.
F3O-33
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
A Card from Mr.. Schaeffer.

This subject was brought up last
week, commented upon, and the mat
ter held up to the people in such a
light as to throw sensure upon me
for the manner in which this fund has
been handled. A very few words
will explain the matter satisfactorily
/ have no doubt, to those who have
any interest in it. In the first place
who are the parties in interest in
this plug tax? The tax payer and
the Company for which this tax was
levied. The officers of the company
last winter bought ties and material
for building the Road and issued or
ders on their Treasurer to different
individuals for the amount due them.
The company being unprepared at
the time to make a "draw" from the
county Treasury certain portion Of
the tax collected for them, they
1.-THE oficers) made the request OF me
to accept from the tax payer those
orders and apply the same on their
respective taxes, at the same time
ohligating themselves to receive from
me the said ordersas SO much money.
This is all there is Of the great blow
made. Both parties in interest, by
mutual consent have accommodated
one another.
Here is what the officers of the
plug say:
TOLEDO, Iowa,
August 10th, 1871.
Whereas some parties have brought
charges against Theo Schaeffer Urea.
surer of lama County, averlng that
he has not handled the Rail Roal
fund belonging to the Toledo and
North Western Rail way in a proper
manner. We the officers of said
company hereby certify that Mr..
Schaeffer has acted in the matter &C.
cording to our wishes, tho object in
view in requesting him to accept the
orders issued by said r Road com.
pany on their respective taxes being
to accommodate both the company
and the tax payer.
We have agreed with the said
Theo Schaeffer that the orders re.
ceived by him shall be taken off his
hands by us at their full face just the
same as money.
Signed w. II. HARRISON,
President.
: rs ! + 9 s :;'::'' Director.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
Some few individuals in this place
still insist upon it, that / knew all
about the transfer OF Jai! fund to the
county fund, that had promised
this thousand dollars to other parties
DC. l have before made a statement
concerning my knowledge Of said
transfer which was the truth, and
anything different from it, lie. it come
from WHOM, it will is false and | am
prepared TO disprovc all to the con.
trary.
w. +. Johnston III HE EpistA to
the REPUBLICAN on this subject 1
presume thinks he has enlightened
the public mind very much; 1 think
so too. ] think he has fully shown
TO the people what a consu ID ate Ass
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
CORNELL COLLEGE.

Tor BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN EX-
i PERlENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific Courses; Pre-
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental De-
pArtments; ample buildings and appliances,
and 375 students annually; in a town not
ed for temperance. Board and Tuition low
For catalogue address the President, RE
WN. +. KING, D. D. Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
l40tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

pLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS, MoRTGA>
ID GEES, Quit Claims and Justices Blanks
ct the REPUBLICAN Office,