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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
BnsIrEss NOTICES.

Under the above head, notices viii be N
crted in this type, Ieadek st Sha. rate o.
en- cents line for each insertion special
erms given for long notices end long timo
S-y- Ed toriAi srctices ID FOCAL reading
column will be charged fifteen cents line,
each insertion.
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Dr. Henry,s 1oot and Plant Pms.
Mild yet thorough-no nausea u griphg-sa.'
tirely vegetablc--sr~at liver 1spsdy.S Price =
cents. Sold byDfusglstS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

Tho lama County Fair will be
held At Tama City on the 1st, I'd and
Sd days OF October.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

.sGAlley q Johnston's brick block
continues to creep upwards with &C
celebrating pnce.l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

A fine chrome portrait Of Presi
dent Grant, at the City Book Store.
R1lce a0hlYi &S< ehesR. 4 so .gan
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
Our Clubbing Rates.

Until further notice, we will send the
papers aud magazines Eamei below aith tie
krrBLiCAN, for one year, for the sum &c!
OF u1n1o than sme Of each. parable in adj.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
Mrs. Whitco mh's 0ys

AEos WuAtCO - g
Tho great soothing femedys Price o.. -
cuts.S 01ss leaA p the nethef. and hsa,tAt 70
thsSlad SOLD b. DfugsiatS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
Chelsea Lodge.

Chelsea lodge,
No. 100, |. 0. 0. F. meets on Saturday Of
each week, at 81 o'clock, in Smiths Hail.
All Brothers Of the Order gre cordially in
vited 10 visit US. John Robbins, N. g.;
Smith, V. g.; 1881 II. L, CoLE. Sec'y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

New lot Of picture frames and
moulding at the Toledo City Book
Store. es8&8eA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
Market Reports.

TOLEDO, Aug. IA, 1872.
Wheat-S1.15 to Sl.20.
Corn-20c.
Oats-1S to 20c.
Barley-30 to 4oc.
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IS, 1872.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. Is, 1872.
Wheat-$1.50 s..zss5s aass4s 4
Corn-36 to 363c.
Oats--25 to 26lc.
Rye-59c.
t,s4 s5s4f.....-..- - &aE sa4es
In New York, at 2:1O r. NJ, on came day,
wheat was $l.65 10 Sl.67; Corn, CO to cite
and Oats, 46 to Soc,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15
. .H6eALsInrELLIGENCE.

k,sslgsfass al The Toledo Book
Store.
aafssI -u.liu -. Z laGas9 i
New stock OF ScuooL, CARps just
received at tho City Book Store.
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here 10 tMlgrMtr..

We answer TO Southwest Missouei, be-
cause the Atlantic & Pac:fi RaiIroal Co.
offer 800 900 &C es Of land to actual set
tiers at low prices and long credit; besides
furnishing free transportation over their
roedkto purchn ser.; This road cxte? Dis from
81. Louis. through Missouri TO Vinion, In
dim Territory, is beirg pushed rapidly TO
its destination, the Pacific Coast will be
ore OF the trunk lines of the country, never
b!ockaded by snow--the lands along the
road are in rich fertile country. as pro-
ductivc as any IN the State; the climate
comhites nil the ad vantages 81 northern
,likf oufkern.l atitndes; good olinete. soil.
fxnstf,, water, timber, grazing. forests and
flowers, invite you to 60 10 this region.-
For further information, address A. TUCK.
Land Commissioner, 523 Walnut street, st,
Louis, Mo.
Ayanat, Indigestion Tho Charter
Oak stove is the most interesting and i'm
por.ant feature ia tho family econrmy; for
Llsls the house with warmth, the table
with good cheer, AMI prevents that dreary
aspectsand inaiges,ibte meals that brings
sourneys, VI temper, disc omfort And dissatis-
faction.
KollowHy's CIntmcnt.-R Before using
thi, balsamic remedy open tho pores by
warm lamentations. Then rub in the salse
and wherever the sore, swelling, wound,
bruisc, or eruption may be located, il win
speedily disappear Sold IS Maiden
Lane, MY. Price, IS cents per-box. Ask
Tor new style 1.-THE old is countcrfeled.
IF you want 10 aell anything, adsertls
i il in tho REruBLtcAN. 1T
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Use Dr:l3enry.s World,s ToniC1 cd,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

A choice lot of Teas at BERGER yell
J4UsI~TYy them. 25tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

! The following Music Books are rec.
y commended as being the BEST Of II
\ their class:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

RLANk DEEDS, MoETGA-
Id tiFS. Cant t1ains Nd Justice Eiaaks
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CHICAGO, Aug. IL, 1872 {
Wheat 81 .55 to 81 col, August delivery
S1.a3a 10 81. 26ic, September delivery.
Ccrn-424c.
Oats-2Sc
Rye-5sc. -
Barley-5e to $40. 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-15

Concert at the Court House Satur-
day evening. Sc BNA.
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4 Special Announcement.

In addition former that stock of
Dry Goods. Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
GROCERIES, QUEENS WIRE, &c,
Speaks for ITSELF take pleasure in calling attention to the
following
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Iowa City, }aly r. iS
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I You want 10 aell anything, sadverti,
l il in tho REpuDLtcAN. 1T
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-20
SUPPORTERS OF GRANT.

During the Grant meeting at New York on
Wednesday, dispatches were received from
Washington, containing the endorsement OF
tho meeting and Grant by the delegations Of
sixteen States in the House.
Pennsylvania led with despatch signed by
the entire Republican delegation. Then
came Maine a. follows:
The representatives. from Maine feel we'll
assured that they faithfully represent the re-
publicans Of their State in saying that they
favor General Grants denomination with uni.
" and enthusiasm, and will give him the
electoral vote Of the State in 1872 by the
same magnificent majority with which they
indorsed him 10 lS68
Signed by J. G. Blaine, John Lynch, John
A. Peters, Eugene Hale, William p. FRYE.
After this were dispatches from Vermont.
Tennessee, and Georgia. Illinois sent the fol.
lowing:
| We undersigned republican presentatiyes
from Illinois, assure you that we are in hearty
sympathy with your meeting. We stand by
the old republican party as the hope of this
country. We are proud Of its past record
and Of the present administration. We shall
stand by the action of the Philadelphis con.
vention, and are unalterably opposed to all
adverse movements. Whatever they may
amount to, they can only result in giving en-
couragement to the common enemy.
Wisconsin, Kansas, Indiana, Alabama, Mis-
sissjppi. and South Csrolins gave their en-
dorsemeat The endorsement from Missouri
where the Cincinnati convention originated,
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bill are concisely stated as follows: 1t
makes reduction Of about $21 600, 600 in
duties and $8,000,000 in internal taxes.
OF the former amount $500. 900 is taken
from wool and woolens, and Of the latter
sc, 900, 900 from tobacco, 81 .0O0, 900 from
gas, 100000 from stamps. After the LIST
of January, 1873, the bill provides that
the duties on tea of all kinds shall be ten
cents per pound; on coffee two cents per
pound; on all bituminous coal fifty cents
per ton; on salt in bulk and small rock or
mineral salt eight cents per one hundred
pounds; on band or betting leather, and
on Spanish or other sole leather, twenty
five per cent ad valorem; on iron in pigs
six dollars per ton on books printed and
all other printed paper bound or in sheets
except newspapers. magazines and peri
odicals, twelve and one half cents per
pound; on newspapers, magazines or
periodicals unbound six cents per pound.
The bill also contains a provision that all
internal taxes now assessed or liable to be
assessed against, but not collected from
ship builders as manufacturers, under Sec
ton Of the act of March 81, 1868, for
sales of vessels, be and hereby are remit
ted, and no further assessments shall be
made on account thereof. The bill re.
peals the tax on illuminating gas the
tax on gains. profits and incomes; and
the tax on deposits not exceeding $1,000
in savings banks and similar institutions
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j. c. Parker.
The undersigned approve the administration
OF Grant and will co. operate with their fell
low citizens in support Of the same, to the
end that all abuses may be corrected and the
general interests of the country promoted.
Signed by John A. Bingham, j. T. Wilson,
Charles Foster, James Monroe, E. d. Peck,
William A. Epson, w. p. Sprague, John A,
Smith,
Compared with the strength of TIE malcon-
tents in Congress this is formidable show
ing. 1t represents the sentimento of the North,
South, East and West. 1t is only in the Sen
ate where the responsibility to constituents is
not so close that there is opposition to Grant.
POLITICAL.
The North Carolina republican State Con-
tration.
New Hampshire holds its republican State
convention May 9Th, to select delegates for
the Philadelphia Convention.
A resolution for the adjournment of the
General Assembly of Ohio, on April 18th, to
meet again on January I'd, 1874 was adopted
in both Houses on Tuesday.
Colonel A. c. Babcock, chairman of the
Illinois Republican Committee, denies the re-
port that he will take part in the Cincinnati
movement, and asserts that his committee Is
not breaking up.
The republicans from Pennsylvania declare
that they do not anticipate defeat from
disaffection in the Hartranft ticket Mcclure
they say, has been losing State influence rap
idly. Forney states that he shall support the
| publican national ticket.
A New Orleans Democratic journal says it
accepts the amendments to the National Con-
ststution $50 long a. there is no chance Of
their being repealed" This is concise
statement of the attitude Of that party toward
everything that has been done since the war.
Says the New York World: "The new
movement cannot be successful without ignor-
ing past differences of opinion" To which
responds the Times "That's it precisely. II
rebel comes to you boasting that he has 'ac-
cepted nothing you must take him by the
hand and walk of to Cincinnati with him as
your friend and brother
The So called Local Prohibition Bill went
through the New York Assembly on Tuesday
afternoon, after an animated discussion, in
the course of which sundry amendments were
, offered and voted down, including one to &C.
cept lager beer. The bill provides 70,
submitting to the people the question whether
they shall have license law or not.
E Says the Herald ''The loose militia organ
ization of the anti Grant army will be out
: fanked and fought out in the coming cam
' paign, as was General Lee by Grants vete
: rams from the Wilderness of Appomatto!
Court House." w & F M
> Judge Drummonl of Illinois, who has beef
widely claimed as a signer of the letter en-
dorsing the Cincinnati convention, is a stronl
and earnest advocate of the denomination o
President Grant
The Democratic candidate for Governor o
Wisconsin in 1859, does not like the notion
of getting into bed with Greeley. He says
"We can stand all Of them but Greeley. His
coming reminds us of the donkey who got his
foot in the stirrup. Pat who was riding him.
announced, Now look here, be jabers! II
you're after getting on, III be after getting
,,ff'"
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THE GRANT MEETING IN NEW YORK

THE GRANT MEETING IN NEW YORK.
The meeting at Cooper Institute on
Wednesday evening of those who favor
the denomination Of President Grant,
was great and successful affair. In
numbers. character and ability. it was
worthy of the great business metropolis
Of the country, while it represented the
strength and unity of the republican par
ty. The Herald gives good idea of the
meeting in comparing the call for this with
the previous one, which welcomed Schurz
and Trumbull. 1--WE do not" says the
Herald, speaking Of the Grant call, .'see
upon it the names of Charles A. Lamont,
B. F. Mudgett, Peter Schnitzler, Robert
Murray. Sigismund kaufman. Simon Ste.
vens. Sixt Ludwig Kapff. Lorenz Bonn
mer. E. Krackowizer, and the host o.
distinguished Oriental and Sclavonic fel
low citizens who came to light as Colone
Conkling's Vice Presidents And we dc
see Peter Cooper, William II. Vanderbilt,
l.. p. Morton, II. d. Clafin, f. d. Nor.
gan, w. +. Dodge. John A. Stewart, Pa
ran Stevens, Thurlow Weed, David Bows,
Henry Clews, William Orion, C. p. Hunt
ington and host Of other names, every
one OF whom represents something of
that spirit Of New York which has con-
tributed so largely to her glory and
wealth. These gentlemen are not holders
of place. They have no connection with
the intrigues and ambitions of Office. II
is no concern as far as they are personally
concerned, whether Grant or Greeley
reigns; but it is of the utmost conse.
quence, as citizens Of the United States
and SO largely interested in the wealth o.
the metropolis, that there should be 8
President whose administration will bring
peace and stability to the country"
This touches the very bottom and Sc
cret Of the movement among the people
in favor of Grant. 1t is not an ofiicehold
ers' movement, nor is it one of persona
admiration for the President, but it is one
rooted in the conviction that the govern.
ment is well administered, and the re.
election OF Grant the safest and best thing
for the country that can be done.
The voice uttered by this great meet
ing. in its resolves. speeches and high
character. is in harmony with the senti-
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mcnt Of the republican party all over the
country. Though few men who have
heretofore been prominent in the repub.
lican ranks appear now in opposition,
they have no support among the masses,
who will not leopard the peace and sta
bility of the government to hnmor the
whims and disafections Of those who are
organizing under the color OF republicans
to bring about a democratic victory.
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The decision of the Supreme Court, re-
versing the decisions of Judge Mexican
in the Utah courts, declaring the mode of
the Mormons in empanneling juries to
be in accordance with the organic act of
Congress, gives great satisfaction to the
followers of Brigham Young, who in the
excess of their joy have committed some
outrages upon the Gentiles. But Brigham
is not released and Congress has bill be-
fore it which may make the rejoicing of
the "Saints" short-lived.
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Republican tCOnyentiOn-Third Congress
= y Nsl0nal District.

The Republicans Of the Third Congressional Dis
trict Of Maine will meet in Convention at - --s
Granite Hall, Augusta,
on Tuesday, May alst, 1871, at tweivels) O'Clock,
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candidates:
/. For Representative to Forty-third
Congress-. m 81 fGf-.s
e. For ElectOr of President and Vice
President.
ALSO
8. To select Two Delegates to the National
Reuuhlican Convention, to be held at Phila.
delphia on Wednesday, June 5th 1872.
A. To select Two Alternate Delegates to
the same convention.
Each city, town. and plan alton will be entitled to
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
hundred votes cast for Governor PCrham in 1871
majority fraction will be entitled to an additions
delaSate This hasis will rive Salegates "A folloWs
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II is evident from the acts of the colored
population that they are going to give
their best and united efforts for the re.
election OF President Grant. They speak
with respect of all who have distinguished
themselves BY advocacy Of emancipation
and equal rights, but gratitude tor past
favors will not be suffered to lead them
into the fatal error of opposing the repub-
lican nominations
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AUGUSTA GAS LIGHT CO.

NOTICE is hereby given that a special meeting
~ of the stockholders of the Augusta Gas Light
Company will be held at the COmpany's office in
Augusta. on Ihursday, May I'd, 1872, TO act ON the
following articles, viz:
LIST. To see if the company will sell that part of
its works in the city of Hallowen at public or pri.
vate sale in conformity to act OF the Legislature
approved Feb 25th, 1857.
I'd. To see II the company will authorize sub.
scripten TO the capital stock Of a Hallowell Gas
the aforesaid act.
Sd. Failing to dispose of the Hallowell works
under the aforesaid articles, TO see what dsposi.
ton shall be made of said works, or what nstruc.
tons shall be given to the Directors in relation to
the management OF the same.
4th. To adopt any measures to carry ont any
| authority conferred or direction given under the
aforesaid articles. M. - ''
9Th To take action on any other business prop
erly coming before said meeting r'
Per order OF the Directors.
| March l5th 1872. marl5.tstStm
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A GREAT DISCOVERY

H 01SEAT O1SCOVEHY.
Qk000 REWARD is offered for better Remedy
VJOOU Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsam, for
the cure Of colds coughs sore throat Group, bron.
Snins, soreness oflangs asthma, whooping cough.
bottles sold, and not a failure yet.
The following are few of the nance Of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov Cony; Mrs.
Governor Of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard /;
Mrs Col. Thomas Lang; Hon. J. j. Eyeleth, Mayor
OF Augusta; Rev. DIR. Kicker; Rev. Il. 4. Martin
Rev z. +. Penney Rev. VIM. A. Drew; Rev. IL. f.
Wood; Col +. NJ. Drew, Sec. of State; Hon. j. I.
woodward, State I.ibrariani Col. Geo. ". Stanley,
man, President Granite National Bank; S. W. Lane,
Sec Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name Of w. kinsman Ia blown in the glass ofthe
bottle Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
Augusta, Me. Geo &. Goodwin \ Co.. Agents, 3S
Hanover street, Boston. mar20-tly ly9
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April IL. lS72,

The Cincinnati tuglers are exerting
themselves greatly to get up mass meet
ing in Massachusetts,, but the scheme
drags and moves with difficulty, although
Of ill things mass meeting is the easies,
raised. Bring out the penny whistles!
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so Cents and 500.

The most becoming styles Of Jewelry worn at the
present day are JET or SHELL. They look well
with any suit or garment, are never gaudy, and our
prices make them inerpensire. To introduce our new
goods to the fullest extent throughout the country
we offer our beautiful New Styles of Jet Ear Rings
at 80 cents and 81 90 EACH and at the prices,
handsome new patterns Of Shell Ear Rings or Pins.
These Popular Prices place the goods rthin the
Of all The GOODS ARE WORTH DOUBLE WHAT WE
ASK FOR THEM. Thousands Of ladies in all parts OF
the country will testify to their Elegance, Durabli
ty and extreme low price, Wesend, securely pack.
ed by mail postage paid, or express as parties may
direct If parties prefer, we cordially invite all to
call at store or We will send to your address,
to state which kind Is wanted.) ENCLOSE THE
PRICE, with name, city or town, county or State.
Your orders will be filed promptly and forwarded.
WATERMAN & CO.,
ak Is Winter street Boston, Mass. 7
anrla-tlw
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and that from Ohio, where 1t is to be held,
were a. follows:
We republican members of Congress from
MISSOURI send greeting for the republican
masses Of Missouri. We are yet true to the
crest principles of the party, and as the pos
sum was born on Missouri soil the republic
cans of that State will there give it sepulchre.
The party stands by the administration of
Grant and will hail with pleasure his renom-
ination, believing his second term, if it we're
possible, will. achieve even grander results
than his present one.
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Normal School Building.

- nor endorsed "Sealed Proposals. will be re.
eeiSed at the Council Chamber. Augusta, until May
!, iss Tor the erection aud completion of the Nor
maj SCHOOL building at CastIne, Including heating
sspparatus, plans and specifications of which may
os seem o. Sastne until April s. and the remainder
plans have been presented and bids re invited nm
on eacn. the ordinary furniture, viz Seats,
Castne. r. q. HARLOW ~sA P'e"eo" Wy
S SkES I n b SSS%hns' COMMITTEE.
Augusta, April 10, 1872. aprilil.tAwtf