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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

New stylcs Summer Hats and Caps just
received at Hall & Walkers. 1921
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

Ladies and Childrens' Serge laced and
luton boots at Hall s. Walkers. 1921
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

Bet ter Shoes at Hall & Walkers for less
money than at any house in Tama County.
1921
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23
CHICAGO MARKETS.

We give below as late reports Of the Chi
cago markets, as We arc able to obtain, be-
fore going to press. The reports below are
for May 81, 1872.
Wheat, Sl.46i to Sl.4S
Corn, 81
Oats, 42c.
Barley, 47c.
Rye. Soc.
Hogs, $3.50 to S4.l5
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

CCHOOL BLANKS Of oil kinds, printed
~ and for sale at this Office. tt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

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IN Circuit Court.
To whom it may concern:
Whereas, Philo Beardslee, Guardian Of
George Beardslee, Charles Beard slice, and
John eardslec, minors has fled his final re-
Dor. aud asks to be discharged as such guar
dian. said report has been filed by me and the
day of final hearing therein has been fixed
to take place at the next term of said Cir
cult Court of said county, commencing on
the 9th day of August A. d. 1872, on
which day the matters set forth in said re-
port will be heard. All parties interested
therein can appear aud take such steps as
they may deem proper.
Toledo, Iowa, May -, 1872.
L. r. BLlNN,
ol-Rl Clerk Circuit Court.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23
BLANKS.

4 TTORNEYS, Justices of the Peace, Coua-
II ty, Township and School Officers, Con-
stables, Notaries Public, School Teachers
and all others in need OF Blanks, will end
at the office of THE TAMA COUNTY re-
PUBLICAN, Toledo, Iowa, full stock Of
Blanks, nertly printed and fer sale at rea-
sonable rates, of which the following is q
list:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

HARpER's MAGAZINE tor June, at
the Cry Book STORE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

IIoLLowAY's OINTNENT.-The astonishing
rapidity with which this preparation extin-
guishes pain, reduces external inhamma-
ton, heals sores removes eruptions aud tu>
mors, and cures rheumatism, gives it bound
less popularity. Sold 70 Maiden Lane, N.
Y. Price, % cents per pot. Ask for new
style the old is countcrfcitcd.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23
Our Clubbing Rates.

Our Clubbing Rates.
Until further notice, we will send the
papers and magazines named below Nth the
EpuBLlcAS, for one year, for the sum sc!
opposite the name of each, payable in adj
vance;
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

CAN You BELIEVE IT?-The Excelsior
Manufacturing Company employs SO large
force Of workmen, that Charter Oak Stove
is made every four minutes.
And even with this quickncss, the supply
is hard equal to the demand
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

Traces building approaches COM
plction. 1t will probably be ready
for occupancy next week.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT is.

His horses are lively. safe and fast, his
carriages are in good condition and safe
Best Of accommodations given customers
Prices as reasonable as anywhere. l2lyll
FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-23

ST, LOUIS MARKETS
FOR May 81, 1872.
Wheat, Sl.55 to sos.
Corn, soc.
Oats. 44c.
Rye, 75c.
Barley, SSc.
Hogs, $3.50 to $3.50
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

DIED. September Goth, 1879, at the residence
OF her father in Lawrence, Mich, Mrs. MARY
A. NJ. FooTE, aged 81 years, 10 months and
and IL days, Eldest daughter OF J.. X. and
FANNY MONROE.
She had but just returned from years alb
sence among Eastern friends, when she began
to sink rapidly under the life destroying fever
which lurked in her system and which soon
overcame the enfeebed frame. She was bur-
RED on the 22d nst., at South Haven, the place
where she always desired to live and expressed
hope to be buried. Thus in the short space
OF one year and four months she followed her
sister Ida, and they with little FANNY, taken
many years since, are now held in remem-
brance by the thrice broken circle.
Sister MARY left as legacy her dear son
OLIVER, aged twelve years, and memory full
OF kindly generous thoughts and deeds beftting
her christian profession and character, all which
viii long be treasured by him and her wide
circle of friends. II. aud e. VI.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

mated to John X. Baker or any other person
that would accept such nomination. Hav-
ing held the Office of County Clerk for four
years, all l had reason to expect under the
custom Of the party, 1 trust that have suffi-
cient honor not to sell my principles for an
empty nomination with the certain assurance
Of defeat, and the loss OF the friendship OF for
mer political friends and Of my own self re-
spect.
do not think that convention, however, adj
opted any such nice rule OF procedure as your
correspondent would indicate, for they put at
the head OF their ticket for Judge of Probate,
Chandler Richards, who came much nearer OBJ
tanning the nomination in the Republican Con-
vention than either Mr.. Boyce or myself. 1t is
an easy and cheap way to ''snub' man to
offer bim as a candidate against his will or
knowledge, and then claim him as Greeley
man, because, forsooth, LIE was candidate
before their convention. was not near
Breedsyille on the day Of the convention, but
was in my Office at home and knew nothing
concerning the matter till informed OF 1t by
persons who was present there. l trust, friend
Sturteyant. that you will give this place in
your columns, so that my statement may have
as wide circulation as had The slander.
Yours respectfully.
OgAN. W. ROWLAND.
We give place to the foregoing with great
pleasure. We were much surprised 20 hear
that our friend Rowland had become infected
with Greeleyism, and wondered greatly at 1t.
But we equally wonder at the course OF Mr.
Richards in allowing bis name to be used as Il
candidate for the Office OF Probate Judge
Similar considerations to those specified by Mr..
Rowland would have been. we should think,
applicable to him also To ask for or to ac-
cept nomination at the hauds OF political
.aity is tautamount to d pledge to support
that party This Mr.. Richards knows az well
as anybody, and to allow bis name TO be used
under the circumstances, is to advertise his
politics as merchanJabe commodity. Mr. Ii.
however, repels the stigma the Democrats
sought to fasten upon him, Ind shows that no
respects himself TOO much to be made tool o.
by hls political enemies.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

TuERE are many among Us suffering from
arrangement OF the Liver and Bowels, Fever
ana Ague, Bilious levers and diseases arising
from torpid or imperfect action OF the Liver.
To all such we would recommend the use OF
LIVER STIMULANT AND CAIHARTIC, which is
advertised In our columns. lt has been used
with wonderful success IN sections where these
diseases prevail, aud we feel confident it will
prove blessing TO many a household As a
medicine 10 be vept IN the family, TO be used
III place of pills, 1t has no equal.
II II for sale by all our druggists and dealers
IN medicine. Telegraph. 9l5ti
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
TEE EEECTEO.N,S.

On Tuesday last elections were held In
Pennsylvania, OHIO Indiana and Nebraska.
In Pennsylvania, HartranSt Republican. IS
elected Governor by majority reported at
$1,000. The Republicans gain two Congress-
men also.
OHIO gool Republican by from Is, 900 to 49,
600 majority.
Indiana has buried Thomas Hendrck, their
strongest and most popular man, under ma
iority OF from 1000 TO 1900. aud elected q ma
jority of the Logisllture-and a gain OF two
Congressman. Indiana now has nine Bepub-
leans to four Democratic CongresCmen.
Noohriaswas defeated by handsome MAJ ority
Nebraska gives a Largo Republican majority
Sincs hearing from these dou'ful States
Grceleyisrn has declined amazingly.
So rauch for this movement that was 30
sweep over tho country like a Tornado, and
wipe out Grant aud his Loyal supporters.
LATaE.-There are scme doubts entertained
as to the defeat OF HendrcS
URR RoBRINs-everybody knows Burr
IL coming with his circus aud Menagere. II
will exb bit here on Saturday. Everybody will
want to zee Burr and his ,show-they Will want
to hear some OF his lip. for he has as much Of
that as any one, and whai is more he uses it to
good purpose. lie started out last spring with
a small show ard now returns to us with q
Big show-lots OF animals and fifty or more
horses which he viii turn into winter quarters
just out of town, where he U-tends to employ
them IN eating as much OF the surplus hay and
oats OF the vicinity al will be good for them.
Burr invites everybody to come and see him
in all hIs newly acquired glory. TO and sec
Burr<s Big posters and tEen go and see his
how.
ANN ARBoR. oct. s. 1872.
EDIroR TRUE NeaTHEEEER
SIa,--An expression just taken IN the Law
department Of the University stSnds as fol-
lows 81 for Greeley, and 115 for Ginnt. Are
ali red-hot aud Lively time is expected.
Yours, etc CRANE.
Mns. NJ. a. HAzLEE7. OF iiisdale, spoke TO
q we'll flied house on Thursday evening on GO
political issues Of the day. Her speech wss an
sble resume OF tho questions nov before the
public for descisiJ1 iu November. aud was
well dehversl, and well re;9Iyel By tho audi
ence
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

RepG6Iic0R Mass MeetjRg.
Capt. j. c. BuaRows and Hon SYLVESTER
LARNED, OF Detroit will address the People of
thsi county, at Paw Paw, on
w VeaHesciay, Oct ga, ims'.
Turn out Republicans, and lot as baye q
Rousing Meeting
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

The Paw Paw Valley Agricultural Society
held their Annual Fair at Lawrence during the
present week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. We had made arrangements to be
present by proxy, but circumstances prevented.
We learn that the Exhibition is very credita-
BILE one. and the attendance good. We trust
II may prove o tine success financially.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-Geo.
W. Matthews, proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers and Magazines offered 10
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
post-office address. Send for price list eo5ly
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
From the Benton Harbor Palladium
The 5Gn BUre@ COWHfy DcmOCrotic
.N1miHat i0HS-.F G0rd FyOm %. TT.
ZEOUidRd.
PAW PAW, MIcn., Sept, 26, 1872.


PAW PAW, MIcH., Sept rs, 1872.
Mr.. EnroB In recent issue o. your pa
per, from repor; OF the proceedings OF tho
Liberal Democratic County Convention. held
at BreedsV1te on the Oh inst Il clip the follow
lng statement:
George ID. Boyce, who was an unsuccess-
ful candidate Ror the nomination OF Sheriff.
was before the conference committee for that
Office, with the assurance OF Thomas l.. Ross
OF Paw Paw, that be would accept the nomi-
nation. John Il. Baker. OF Paw Paw, also
proposed MIR. Oran W. Rowland for County
Clerk, giving ASSURANCE that he would accept
il nominated. The convention. however, gave
these gentlemen the treatment they deserved,
l. O., snubbed them most unr0ercifully.
Now as regards Mr.. Boyce, { can say moth
ing, for know nothing he can speak for him
self, II be deHte4 to be heard; but as for my
self, say 'hat any assurance made before that
convention that would accept a nomination,
or that l in any manner fovored the Greeley
coalition, was uuquaiifsdiy false, and made
entirely without my con sont or knowledge. and
''vithOut shadow Of a shade" Of authority
frou me. On the contrary. never entertain
ed foy moment Ito idea OF supporting the
Greeley ticket. nor asked, nor expected a
Homlueuoa thereon. nor never said, nor nti-
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
E.gR.nERs E4HE .yOTyCI,

On and after the first Of August, the under
signed will receive Wheat on the following
terms
Parties not wishing to sell on the mal ket,
can deliver their wheat and take the price ON ~
before the first OF November. Money advanced
on wheat in store.
On and after the goth OF October, | will re-
sumo custom grindng-haUng refitted nv
mlll-wll warrant satisfaction in all cases -
Bring along your grists.
II T. ROSS
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

JonS &. UPTON. Esq, will address public
meetings, on the political issues of the day, at
the following places. Our Republican friends
will please make the necessary arrangements
for opening and lighting up the halls. Meeting
to commence at ~ p. N. promptly. Other
eloquent speakers are expected to attend with
Mr. Upton. Let the people turn out
BY Order County Committee.
Porter Center, Saturday, Oct 3.
Lawton. Monday, Oct. Z.
Amena Mills Tuesday, Oct. g.
Paw Paw. Wednesday, Oct. Q.
Waverly (Glendale,) Thursday, Oct. 10.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

Esrns for Sale.-Ihe undersigned Of
fers his farm OF G8 acres. situated on tbe road
south OF the Lee School House, AZ miles from
Paw Paw; 48 acres under Improvement, a GOOD
bearing orchard; ID acres OF wheat on ground:
comfortable house and good barn. Terms easv.
II. BRADLEY.
Paw Paw, april 13, 1872. 890m2
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
Business Notices.
School Books.

Secondhand School Books for sale at the
News Depot.
Second hand School Books taken in exchange
for new ones by RHODA MUNGER.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

Hon. J. BURRows will Speak Friday, Oct
ith, at South Haven Afternoon.
Friday Oct. 4th, Boomingdale, evening.
Saturday, 5th, Lawton, afternoon.
18th, Decatur, afternoon.
10Th, Mattawan, evening.
Monday, 14th, Hartford, afternoon.
Wednesday, Is, Covert evening.
Saturday, 10, Lawrence, afternoon.
Monday, q. PawPaw, afternoon.
Thursday, "a. Bongor, afterEoon.
4" a, Breedsville. evening.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
FOR SALE.

10 ACRES OF LAND, on Kalamazoo street
J Jast north OF the village Of Paw Paw, will sell
the whole, or part OF the same, to suit the
purchaser five acres in small fruit in bearing
condition, place only half mile north Of
main street. For further PARTICULARS enquire
OF l.; l.. Hall, =. o. Box, 124, Paw Paw, Mich.
or address F. n, Fields, So Exchange Building
Chicago, Ill. 911t4.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
DEDICATION.

The New Catholic Church VIII be dedicated
on Sunday, the 18th by Bishop Borgess., Of De-
troit. All are invited to attend and witness
the ceremonies.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

HON. SYLVES LARNEO,
OF Detroit, and
CAPT. JULIUS g. BURROWS,
will speak at
PAW PAW, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
OCT. q, 1872.
Turn out Republican and hear these eloquent
Speakers.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

The authorities are dong some very efficient
work on the streets III the way OF graveling
east end of Nam street, aud the north end OF
Kalamazoo street, Let us see as much OF this
kind OF improvement es possible 40 all the
streets and roads leading out OF town, and put
in the very best CONDITION possibly.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
Il. L. ROSS.

~ The finest line OF Dress Goods and Dress
trimmings, all the latest styles at Van Aukeu
and Co.'S.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
LAwToN, Oct. 5. 1872.

LAwToN, Oct. 5. 1872.
EDITOR TRUE NoRTHEREER
DEAR SIR,-The day has closed with the most
successful political demonstration had in this
section during tn 4 campaign. little better
than a weeks notice having been given that
Capt J. G. Burrows would speak here at
o'clock, p. m, this day. preparations were i'm
mediately begun to greet him with such turn
out Of the people as would prove an earnest
OF great success on the 9Th OF November next.
And the result ls, that not less than 1000
people thronged the village to bld him welcome.
The township Of Porter, boasting o. Grant
and Wilson Club, contributed far beyond all
other OF our neighbors TO make tho meeting so
complete o success. They got up. by night
and day work, splendid Mountei Company
OF " Grant GUARDS, a Mounted Escort OF the
Grant Banner" consisting of three ladies'
and three gentlemen. III costume Of red, white
and blue, three or four horse teams drawing
wagons tastefully ornameuted with boughs and
evergreens and filled with ladies in costume as
we'll rs an exceedingly long procession OF car
riages bungng-for it seemed 20 be a free
rlde-all the rest OF Porter to town. The ladies'
OF Porter bear with commendaDle pride an nm
disputed reputation for beauty, but when they
leone to town" arrayed IN such appropriate
AID tasteful costume as they did to-day they
become positively dangerous aud it was WITH
no little trepidauon that we prosented your
gallant towusman, Isaac. before them 70 de-
liver the opening SD och. But he was equal TO
the occasion, as he ever is-as ID the speech
we mean, for as to the state OF his heart now
we are unable to speak-and When he closed
Capt. Burrows, amid the plaudits OF the multi
tude, took up the glorious discussion with his
usual zeal and remarkable tact and eloquence
We also had present the " Grant Glee Club" oil
Of Lawton, ID say nothing OF our Drum
Corps" and 1" The Anvil Chorus" The latter
met with an accident by the bursting OF ono OF
their anvils, fragment OF which was son. fg
ing over the heads OF the multitude, injurinl
no one. Certainly the escape OF all from in
jury by this accident. wlich 1t may be adda.
effectually sllencad the Chorus" was Prov
dental. Porhaps we nav see in il assuranc-
that Grant AM our country are to es ape dls
aster equally well on tie 5th Of NovemDei
next. thnf, Mr.. + litor / might add mucl
more TO this note aud IN high cJmmendato,
terms OF tn meeting withou exigg ration
but have written epolgo, trus-, to couyiac
you .hs. !u.werp aud Porter are massed t
crush ali political foes, toms from where the
may, on the rapidly nearing day Of battle.
Ia haste q. W
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

MARRIED.-By Rev. o. Ebert, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. DEWITT FERGUSON and MISS ALICE
CUDDEBACK, on TUESDAY, oct Z.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
Wanted Isnslsa ediatesy.

30 First Glass Plasterers. Steady employ,
ment the year round TO good men. To no
workmen 50, per DAY will be paid Address
Smith Il Eastman, Bdilders Exchange. 1873 La
Sale street, Chicago. 9llt3.
The true northerner., 1872-10-11
DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, Oct. 8, 1872.

Yesterday cheese made an advance OF 1c per
b.. prime. state and factory now being held at
15%@l6c. Large shipments have been received
from the East. yet the market grows in strength.
Michigan product now stands high IN the mark
et and factories should be started III every
township. Nothing would help 80 much to re-
vive the butter trade. Cheese grows better
with age; butter does not. Drei aud green
apples are in the state commercially known as
'sick" The latter are particularly so sellers
offering good to prime IN car lots at Gl@l.25
per bbl. There is no export inquiry aud con
sgnors should keep at home every apple that
will keep. In iced, appes might as well spou
at nome as IN Detroit aud save cost Of barrels
and Il. K. chlrgcs Beans have htttsne con-
plete,y, though holders Gte quite c1udlon- for
tue future; th1 re:sip-s arc large wllcl -
nothing astonishing a. TINS season. Farmers
lots are taken at 1902 90 per bu; city prime
arc held at II 60 per bu., bbs. Tree. Butter
is not changed, 22c beng readily paid for choice.
That grade is scarce, but medium is more plenty.
Dried apples are dull at &c. Flour keeps brisk,
the city trade taking literally and ELstern
orders showing no falling Off. Prices, however,
following wheat, are fully 25c lower, - so being
regarded as outside price for fancy c.tY. County
choice to fancy ranges at 7.75@S % amber at
1901 75, aud rye ut S5@5 20. Wheat is not
30 active as a week ago. and prices are irregu-
lar: extra white and No. 1 amber being each
down to 1g2c, while Nos. aud 2 white are
3d4c up. Yesterday and to-day an advance
was obtained, though that to-day (2a3) ia no;
regarded as a healthy one. Closing rates :
white extra, SLID; No 1 white, Les No. 9
do, 1.50; No. l amber, l.45. Corn Is as fat as
a pan-cake; No. mixed, 45@lGc Oats are
in good inquiry at 3i1I635c for No 1 State
Barley s firm at 10 For No. l, and I.75al so
for fancy. Hops arc dong better. dealers will
now take holl at 2)a3Oc. Pota oes dull -
peachblows. S0mS5c: Rose and othor early va
reties, 70015c Talow is a shade better ~
cfSA, outside price for beet There are few
Changes IN dry goods ard none in harlwae.-
Groceries arc steady. Straight \ SUGAR, u &C..
Kerosene OF. 27c; ltnseed on, &c lower; raw.
&c.; boiled, Ole. Quinino has dropped 10 O. CO.
u2.75.
We hear no com 1a,uts from that best Japqn
Tea. every Ou4 who iag tried n fav- lid i,t,
The true northerner., 1872-10-11

under the circumstances. What then was it
that set hrm to thinking and studying TO such
purposei
never heard OF but one political conversion
30 remarkable, and that was q very similar
case. II is said to have occurred in a neighbor-
ing county - that q certain legal gentleman
aspiring TO nomination for the same Office.
viz, Prosecuting Attorney declared that he
would SEQ the whole Democratic party in-a
very warm place-before he would. affiliate with
them but who in about 4S hours after - afiili-
ated" aud made rousing speech for them,
like Mr.. fuckers he having in the mean time
failed to secure the nomination aforesaid l
do moi understand. however, that he had 80
much to learn as Mr.. Tucker had.
But with all his ignorance Of politics and the
history Of political parties, Mr.. Tucker had
learned one thing. " He had known that there
was corruption and chicanery IN the party in
his Own neighborhood." Indeed, If all the
affidavit nd statements which were made at
the lawrence convention were true, 1t would
seem 20 account for this degree OF kilo,oIed3e
on tho 5ubject. which otherwise would seem un-
accoup yablo in one 30 very innocent of political
knowledge as he avows himself TO have been
But then ne "had the idea that it wac local
affair "But upon investigation he found
that the chiclnery and corruption "was the
general rule from the halls OF the National
Capitol down, to our very Town House door I;
that the stream of corruption can be traced all
the way that the whole WAS Succession OF
rings, with each ring ring MASTER" etc, etc.
II must have taken an ordinary mind some
time to tsdrn all Of that by investlgatlon."-
Did he learn Il in that way? or old he read the
assertion some where, when lie began to - read
something on the other side?
Remember that am not discussing which
was right,-Mr. Tucker before the Lawrence
convention, or Mr.. Tucker since the Lawrence
convention, but simply ho~ 1t happened that,
after remaining ull his time OF life IA such con-
sumate political Igaorancs as he processes, he
oil at once learned 30 much IN 20 short time
But, seriously, do Mr.. Hacker and the editor
OF the Republican think that they can make
sensible people believe that Mr.. Tucker would
have taken the course no has If hc had received
the nomination which he sought at the hands
of the Lawrence Republican convention Can
they make themselves believe 1t II they can,
they can come nearer to believing just what
they choose to believe than most men can
VIII they please tell Us whether they do believe
so, or whether the great "ieasons why" which
it took Mr.. Thicker lover two hours to ex-
PLAN might not have been given In the few
words following I" lie failed to secure the
nomination for Prosecuting Attorney;