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Notice
TO
Tax Payers.

FEVHE Tax Payers .of Abbeville
b County arc hereby notified that
on and after the first day of .uly, 1872
the Auditors Office, at Abbeville G. H.,
will be opened for the purposes of re-
opened for the purpose of receiving Re-
turns of PERSONAL PROPERTY,
TOR the year 1872, and will remain open
until the so day of AUGUS'r, 1872. a
strict adherence to tie following pro-
gramme will be necessary. The four
centre Townships - Abbeville, Long
Cane, Cedar Springs and Smithville,
will be assessed at the Court House, be-
tween first day of July, 1872, and 20
August, 1872.
AN ASSESSOR
Will be stationed at
NINETY-SIN, OF Monday and Tu
day, Sth and 9Th July.
GREEN WOOD, Wednesday and
Thursday, 10th and 18th July.
COKESBURY, Friday and Saturday,
10Th and 18th July.
DONALDSVILLE, Monday and Tues
day, 18th and 10th July.
DUE WEST, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 18th and 18th.
CENTREVILLE, Diamond Fill
Township, Friday and Saturday, 10Th
and Goth July.
LOWNDESViLLE, Monday and Tues
day, 22d and 23d July.
LANIEI@S, in Magnolia Township,
Wednesday and Thursday, 24th and
cAhHoUN,s Ai.f 5TlS: MILLS, Friday and
Saturday, 25th and eth July.
ST. CHARLOTTE CHURCH, Bor-
deauX Township, Monday and Tues
day, 29th and seth July.
CHILES CROSS ROADS, Indian Hill
Township, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 3lst July, and lst August.
WHITE HALL TOWNSHIP, Friday
and Saturday, I'd and Sd August.
The above method of Assessment has
been adopted in order to give the Tax
Payers an opportunity to make correct
Returns upon oath.
Hereafter no abatement will be grant
ed, except in cases where clerical errors
occur.
1t is also the duty of every Tax Payer
to see that those who appear dlatory in
making their Returns are urged to do
so, and if not, to report them to the
County Auditor, who will Immediately
execute the law, which pfovides that
where q Tax Payer fails to make Re
turn to the County Auditor, or his Dep
uty, within the time prescribed by law,
the last Return made by said Tax Pay
er will he copied from the Auditors
Books and fifty per cent. added thereto,
and in cases where Tax Payers escape
paying their Taxes for any one year, the
penalty quoted in Sec. AZ, Special Ses-
sion 1868, will be strictly adhered to,
which provides for the same penalty as
in the above case.
would also suggest that parties MAX
ing Returns would contriye to attend
the Assessors on the different dates, as
confusion occasioned by large number
of Tax Payers at the close Of the AS
sessor's given time may OCCASION many
lisagreeablc errors, and give to the Tax
Payers and Assessors great deal of un-
necessary trouble.
T.. i. MILFORD,
County Auditor.
June o6, 1875, II, Pm
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"Thc cheapest of premiums consis
tent with entire and perfect safety to-
tho insured best subscrvc the public
interest, and operate to extend the
benefits Of these bcnefcent institu-
tions. tbs needless and expensive
to pay over money or notes to Life
Insurance Co., for the purpose only
of having the same returned.
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What husband or father 40 years
old who cannot spare s24.35 yearly
to secure Life Policy for 81 600?
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

"A Ill Guardians, Administrators, Ex-
ecutors, Trustees, &C.. who failed to
make Returns on account of Estates for
1871, are hereby required to make the
same on or before the first day of Au-
gust next, or proceedings will be taken
to enforce the same.
G.. w. GUFFIN, J. P. a. G.
J. G.. WosMANsKY, G. G. P. J.
July 5, 1872. 12-tf.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
Meklenburg County, N. c.

RIENT Term begins September 25th,
lS 1872. Facilities for education un,
surpassed. Locality healthy. Annual
expenses from $3.50 to $3.50. For cata-
logue or information, apply to
J. r. BLAKE,
Chairman of the Faculty.
Post Office, Davidson College, n. Z.
July 10, 1872, l3-it
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400 Acres, more or less,
Sheriff. S Sale.

NMTILL be re-sold at the risk Of the
w formerpurchascr, 40. Watson,
at Abbcvillc Court House, on Salesday
in August next, all that tract OF parcel
of land, situate in the County Of Abbe-
vile, near the village of Cokesbury,
containing
153 Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of DR.. Newton Sims,
Ed. Hodges, Iancy Martin, and others,
levied upon as the property of A. o.
Watson, at the suit of VIM. II. Parker
late Commissioner, &c.
TERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
HENRY S. CASON,
S. A. G..
sherif's Onlce, |
July l, 1872, 12-tf !
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ABBEvIILE BRANCH.
Leave Cokeshury for Abbeville 1920 am.
Abbeville for Cokesbury 1870 pm.
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Greenville & Columbia f. r

Daily, Sundays excepted, connecting
with Night Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad, up and down also with Trains
going North and South OH Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Marg-
aret Crawford, (late CreswelD, Admins
tratrix of the Estate Of Thomas Cres
well, deceased, has applied to c. w.
Guffin Judge Of Probate, in and for the
County Of Abbeville, for a final dis
charge as Administrative.
1t is ordered, that the 5th day Of Au-
gust A. d. 1872, be fixed for hearing of
Petition, and a final settlement Of said
Estate.
J. G. WOSMANSKY.
G. G. 2. Abbevillc County.
July 5, 1872, l2-tf
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ANDERSON BRANCH.
Leave Bolton for Anderson... 9:35 q. m.
Anderson for Belton. $50 p. m.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Gen'l Superintendent.
n. T. BARTLETT, Gen'lsTicket Agent.
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- 2S} ~ * t.i,.'
EXTE would call especial at
W. tention to our LA. 81.
DIES, DRESS GOODS,
s, which have, been. CAREFUL Z
LY SELECTED and PUR-
!, CHASED FOR CASH, with -
view to combining BEAUTY N
y "A and ECONOMY. In this De-6 !
parment you will find s.s, q
~ WHITE PIQUES, new styles
and very handsome.
~ PRINTED 5PIQUEs, vesYsl
" pretty. s9 - 7.
QUETTES, something new and T.
beautiful.
:. NAINSOOKS, Figured, Sti. e
"a ped and Plain, all grades. !
"a Real Swiss, French and Null I1i
y MUSLINS and. nd.CAMBRICS.t r.
LINEN LAWN, for Dresses, =,
White and Buff. 80 ~ I,
!. NEW CHENE PoPLINS,
~ JAPANESE POPLINS, III
~ JAPANESElCLOT - z Z
n JAPANESE SILKS, d & 4
STRIPED GRENADINES, la
FIGURED GRENADINES,t ~
n BLACK and WHITE &. > y !. :
y ,PACAS. ',sa n
fo BLACK SILKS. ssis t.ss.elS
III GALICOS, without, number, +!
II Dolly Warden, for children,,a
!, grown folks. n. i ,3lssa s.is. 4
AZ QUILTS, SPREADS, CUR S
III ! TAINS, &C, together with a 9
great variety of TRIMAfINGS.tsd
to suit. q ..ss.,sl r.
5H1 Among the specia1ties don't
H forget to. examine our stock Of 3,
r. CAMBRIC, SWISS and LIN
EN- EDGINGS and INSERT- In
a TNGS. ~ ls 5, D r.
Ii COLLARS, CUFFS, and UN- .
n DERSLEEVES, ~ 2 ~
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRINGES, ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
4 Talk with the Girls.

Eye Local." OF tho Council Bluffs
Nonparei7, lately INDUCED in a lively
talk with the girls of that city. Most
of what he said IS applicable to this
locality, and is emlnently sensible
and timely. We therefore trans
print the "talk" entire, making in il
a few verbal corrcctiors to conform
to our fas,idiousness as to lingua! ac'
curacy:
"The sewing girls in our millinery
stores are paid about six dollars per
week Tor their work They work
ten hours per day. OF course some
OF them receive higher wages than a
dollar per day, and others do not re-
ceive so much. But, on an average,
they work. for about ten cents an
hour. That Is too cheap, by all
means. But how can their scale OF
wages be raised? The fault is not
with their employers. It's with SO.
ciety. If we could locate the re-
sponsibllity of such a system OF
wages anywhere in particular, we
believe we would assign it to the ig-
norance OF the human family, and
particularly to the ignorance OF
Young women. Our oang lady is a
pillar ,of educated ignorance. The
individual, male or female, who does
not aspire for education and person.
al worth, is but fitting herself or him
self to be stationary and enslaved
member of society. Our girls are
educated only in two or three things,
which we might enumerate as fol-
lows: Sewing, fashion and cenrt-
ship. They are educated away from
true education. The consequence is,
that the matrimonial market is
glnttcd. The young woman who
marrics fer the sake OF getting home
and of becoming no more dependent
upon herself, will as surely be disap-
pointed as that the sun sets. Home
hunters and fortune hunters are
counted by the hundreds in every
city and among both sexes. In afcw
branches OF industry, however,y young
women have finally made themselves
equal with men. In the school room
and in the printing office they now
generally receive the same wages
that men receive. The first step tor
young woman to take, in our opin-
ion, is, to not be con the marry -
The second Il, TO strive to excel IN
some occupation, and to fall in love
with worldly education. Read the
newspapers. Real the works OF wo-
man authors of the day. Read bi.
ography. Read the poets. Read
the laws OF the State. Read the city
ordinances. Read medical works
Do MT be extrayagaut, Become the
best cook IN your neighborhood. BE
come fitted for any society III the
world. You will then be in demand,
and can marry fortune, if YOU wish
do Sc, as easily as to walk across
Broadway"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
THE SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
IOWA NORMAL C0LLE5E.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.

TO afford opportunity tothe teachers of
/ IOWA for profe Ssional training, the Leg
islnnire has ing failed to found State schools,
the leading citizens Of Cedar Rapids have
organized this institution, and Intend to
rake II a tirst-class school. fully equipped
and ably Administered. j C. Gilchrst, a. NJ
late Principal OF the Southwestern Normal
School of Penn. and who is weil-kaown in
Iowa, has been elected 10 preside over the
institution. The course ofstudy is com
prehensive and thorough, and has three di-
visions: The Teachers Course, The Scien.
tiic Course, The Classical Course. The new
aud elegant building, four stories, and
| beautifully situated in q lot of ten acres,
has been appropriated to the uses Of the
| new school. The agencies to be employee
fpr the culture Of teachers are: Ist.-
| Thorough instruction in the branches to be
taught. I'd. An extensive coarse Of study
! in the science and art of teaching. Sd. The
| study of mental science applied to educa-
ton 4h. Frequent practice in the Model
Sehoo 9th. Observation in the Public
Schools of Cedar Rapids. 9th. Series of
lectures BY the Principal aud Professors.
9TH. Essays, Csiticislns, and Discussions
hs the students.
Object Teaching, kindergarten Methods,
! Primary lntuitianai Ms hals,, and all. Re,
toyps will be presented and discussed, aud
\ training given in thcnl.. The Academic
and Conmercial Departments will be vel
organized. Young men can bs prepare,
tba advanced standing IN our best Colleges
! Laltics can hoard III the family Of TIL
Principal residing in the sch ol building
Boarding and tuitien are made rs low a.
the prosperity II the school will admit.
Tbs, Fall Session opens Tuesuuy, Sspsem
ber 17th.@lSs2. g A-a - ~@i
I Send to Prof. Giichris. Cor circulars an,
tfnr,her iaformstion. 4
Prompt attention will BE- given t, cor
II spon lcnee, GEORGE eR EENE
/ President Of lhe f-o,srI OF Trustees.
sNc I. Ely, Secretary. *
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

At meeting Of Howard Grange,
on the 9th OF July, tho following
preamble and resolutions were nnan
i,nously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased God, our
Heavenly Father, to call our Sister,
Sarah O'Ncil. a worthy member OF
our Order, from our midst to him.
self, therefore, we, the members OF
said Order, feeling her loss, do Y.
RESOLVE, to tender our heartfelt
sympathy as u body, to our worthy
Brother and Secretary, James
O'Nei, the husband OF tho deceased.
RESOLVED, that We also join IN the
sympathy Will, tho relatives for the
children bereft, in early years, of i
loving mother. ~.
REsoLvRp. that these resolutions be
published in the Ioua Homestead, and
lama CouNTY RgpuBLtcAN, and . copy
OF each be presented to cur worthy
Brother and Secretary, James
O'Neil. e aGt
by order Of the Grange,
la# a9aa G.BURK, Master.
w. a. MCANULry. .Sec'y pro tenn
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

j. A Grant and Wilson Campaign
Club was organized at lama City, on
the 10Th inst. B. A. Hall is Prcsl-
dent, II. Day, Vice President, A. NJ.
Batchelder, Secretary, G. II. War
rem, Treasure r-Exccutive commit.
tee, j. L. Bracken. L. Merchant, S
Patterson, Thomas Murray, David
Tolan, W. II. II. Tiffany, B. A. Hall,
N. G. Wheaton: John Fife, James
Bricc, jr., W. p. Parker, and d. M,
Doc. .ze.;r4 s.sz.., al,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
o4 THE CAMPAIGN.
Preliminary Meeting for the
Organization Of a
GRANT CLUB!
Speech from H. G. Hen
H deY6On.

On Saturday evening, pursuant to
previous notice as published in these
columns, A meeting Of Republicans
was held at the Court House. to take
steps for the organization Of Cam.
paign Grant and Wilson Club. Mr..
II. G. Henderson, Of Marshalltown,
was present, and spoke at considera-
bio length on the issues OF the
contest. .agc @
After the speaking, the meeting
organized with Leander Clark tenn
poraryi Chairman. and NJ. b. c. True,
temporary Secretary.
The following resolutions were
read by Thomas S. Free, and, on mo-
ton, they were adopted
Resolved, That :the hope Of our country
rests in the great National Republican par
~. That ITS past history is one Of sublime
acheivments. That il is the party Of pro-
gress, reform, and human liberty. That it
savel the nation in the hour Of peril, and
carried the country to successful peace
That 1t has always stood by the rights Of tie
people. That its greatest champions have
always advocated equal rights to all men,
irrespective Of nationality, color, or creed.
That in the nomination Of General Grant
and Henry Wilson, the people of this ma
ton will 60 forth to another victory next
November, adding fresh laurels to our stane-
ard, and strengthing the hopes Of those who
hrsi learned to rely upon us for support
and protection. That we hereby renew cur
dev otion 10 our party, and pledge ourselves
fully to the work. That we will labor uniire-
ugly for the good Of ::the cause, firmly be-
lieving thAl the intelligence, the patriotism
and the sympathy Of the people arc with us
in thir cause. That our Battle-Cry will be
GRANT. WILSON AND VicroRr.
On motion OF Thomas S. Free,
amended at the suggestion Of w. II.
Stivers, the Chair appointed Com
mittec OF three TO prepare plan OF
organization, aud TO select new
Township Central Republican Com
mlttee, 1.-THE old Commute having
joined the Libcrals), and to report
same at next meeting. The Com
mite consists OF Thomas S. Free, w.
II. Stivers, and George r. Strublc.
On motion, meeting adjourned to
Friday evening, August 2, at 8
o'clock. LEANDER CLARK,
Chairman pro tenn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

The article, in tho Citizea Of tho
18th, burlesquing The Greeley ratiti
cation meeting at Tama City, the
week before, aroused the ire Of the
Greeley party and they threatened
to assault the Citisea Office, with fel-
onious DEMONSTRATIONS cannon, mus
ket and pistol loaded to the muzzlc.
The Citizen Of tho 25th has a quasi
aro.o.y for the article.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCL4H4TION.

Proclamation Of election on an Act entitled
AN Act to protect Crops against the in
vasion of Stock
WHEREAS, at The June session. A. D.1s12,
Of the Board of Supervisors Of Tama county,
Irwa. the following Resolution was had
and entered Of record among the proceed
ings of said Board, 10 wit:
..Resolrsd. That this Board submit the
question o: restraining Stock running at
large, to the legal voters &c lama county,
at the ensuing general election for the year
i. D. 1872, and tie Auditor be hereby in
structed to give potiee according 10 law
Yeas, Messrs. Poyneer, Ramsdell and
Jaqua.-Carried
Therefore, in pursuance of said order Of
the Bard, and also in pursuance of Chap
ter 14i and Section 10 Of said Chapter, OF
the laws of the 18th General Assembly of
tie State Of Iowa, notice is hereby given to
the qualified electors of said county that at
the general election to be holden in said
county On Tuesday, the 5.h day of Nove,n>
Der, A. d. 1872, the proposition will be
submitted TO the legal voters of said county,
whether said Chapter II Of the Acts Of the
18th General Assembly of the State Of Iowa
shall be adopted or rejected in said county.
Electors voting for thu adoption of said
Chapter shall have written orrrin.ed on
their ballots the words, "For the Stock
Act" and those voting against said Chap
ter shall have the verbs written or printed
On theil ballots against the Stock Act"
The votes cast fo-'and against said prep
osition shall be canvasscd aad returned 10
the County Canvassers IN the same way and
manner that other votes are canyassed and
returned. ~Tw TM ~
Given under my hand and seal this 2Gth
day Of July 4. ID. 1872
By order Of HE Board ofSupervisors.
THOMAS s. FREE,
A.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
County Correspondence.
Penny Tp.. July 20, L

Perry TP., July 30, 1872.
Editor RepaJaean:-As you are
publishing correspondence from sew
eral townships-an item or two from
Perry may be interesting to some OF
your many readers. Harvesting OF
wheat has commenced and farmers
arc feeling discouraged; the rain and
hot weather Of the past two weeks
have greatly injured tho yield of
wheat, some claiming not over a
third of crop, but This may be too
low an estimate when they come to
thresh. Ore thing however they are
pretty we'll assured of, that is, a
nearer market which will adj from
ten TO fifteen cents OH every bnshel
in way OF saving in hauling. The
Burlington Cedar Rapids s. Mime
sofa Railroad Company are pushing
their road ii rough from Einion 10
our county as rapidly as possible. -
Last Wednesday. Mr. Charles John
son, one of their engineers. came on
with his party and commenced stalk
ing off town site on the line, on
section 10, IS, II, and SION the new
town OF Traer will appear IN the re
cords OF Tama county; this town will
take its name after the Hon. J. w.
Traer, the atfable agent Of the Com
pany. They expect, weather per-
hitting, Ito have the cars into our
township early this fall. 1t looks
now as though northern .rama, after
so long waiting and voting of subsi'
des, would at last reap her reward.
Yours,
Su.uy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

We fear the State Press draws very
literally upons,ss imagination for its
facts in tho case below ats
An ardent Republican in Tama
county, named I'ompkins with a
TX" in his intense admiration for
Charles Sumner some years ago
named enc ct his boys s'Sumner
Tompkins."
But the danger OF naming child
rem after men whose careers are not
ended was illustrated IN the melan-
choly case Of Tompkins, Of Tams
county, with Ak" Sumner has
squelchcd Grant in speech and is
thought TO be toen,an Of the party
he once led, SO Tonpkins wreaks
vicarious vengeance on the head Of
his son by driving him away from
home. ef88 M S
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

New JsDtAN AoEST.-The daily
papers notice the appointments of ore
A. r.: Howbcrt, OF Ohiol rs Agent
for the Sacs and Fox tribe Of Indians,
in Iowa. of which the Indians in Ia
ma County are a part. This change
is in accordance with the RECON-
mcndations of the present agent,
made as long ago as last April. Be-
fore another issue, we shsll probably
Learn the particulars.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

| On Monday, James Wilson. mot
he of the Legislative HalD was
dragged before Justice Fisher, on
complaint OF his wife, as an habitual
drunkard and constant abuse Of his
privileges as . stronger person than
his wife. He was Mt charged, form.
ally, with beating his wife, though
it came out on the trial that he did
10 50. Defendant plead guilty, and
was flied $40 and costs, and imrris.
onment IN the county Jail for SO lays
lilo is now enjoying his confinement.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

/ Tama City has had an excitement
over tn, supposed finding of the
body OF a man in the woods sonth OF
the river. A son of Isaac Maiden
says he folnl the body under some
brush while hunting his cows on
Saturday evening last. On Sunday
and Monday extended search was
made by citizens Of lama City, but
all to no purpose.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

The Postmaster General establish
cd, discontinued, and changed the
names of the following offices in Iowa
during the month of June, 1872:
Observation-Disclosures, Madison
county; Crabs Mills, Jackson county;
Ernest, Lyon county; Fairhaven,
Tama county; Garden Prairie, Boone
county; Har;wick, Delaware county;
Hull, Boone county; Mormcntown,
Taylor county Marena, Rlnggold
county; Pearl Rock, Chickasaw Co.;
Popular Grove, Palo Alto county;
Russells Grove, Hamilton county;
Splnneyvillc, Scott county White,
Monroe county.
Di8eoatiaued-Lime Creek, Cerro
Gordo county, mail to Mason City;
burgh, Mitchell county, mail to
St Ansgar; New Hamburger. Scott
county, mail to Amity; Pla,t, Taylor
county, mail to Lenox; ST. Mary's,
Warren county, mail to Indianola;
Upland, Lyon county, mail TO Can.
ton, Oak; Warren Grove, Jasper Co.
mail to Monroe Wahaghbonsey,
Mills county, mail to Glenwooc.
Name Chaaged.-sIiil Rock, Jack
son county, 10 Baldwin; Pattison,
Madison county, to Patterson.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01
Where 10 Emigrate. .
We ans ynr tn Snnf l. wesi MI son ri hn

We answer to Southwest Missouri, be-
cause tie Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co.
offer 800 COO &C es of land to actual set
Tiers at low prices and long credit; besides
furnishing free transportation over their
road to purchasers; this road exterds from
ST, Louis through Missouri to Vinton, In
dian Territory, is being pushed rapidly to
its destination, the Pacific Coast. will be
one o. the trunk lines Of the country, never
blockaded by snow-the lands al ong the
road are in rich fertile country. rs pros
dnc,iyc ne any IN the State; the climate
combines all the advantages Of northern
and southern latitudes; good climate, soil.
health. water, timber, grazing. forests and
flowers, invite you 10 60 to this region
For further information, address A. TUCK,
Land Commissioner 5.3 Walnut street, St.
Louis, Mo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

We are grateful to Hon. WIN.
kelley, for copy Of pamphlet, by
Cyrus Elder entitled "Drcam OF a
Free Trade Paradise, and other
Sketches The sketches are oil fu-
gitivo pieces, which havo done duty
in magazine and newspaper. and are
now collected for the first time. =
Henry Cary Baird, 406 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia, is the publisher
aud 20 cents is the retail price.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-01

A valued friend, at Buckingham,
writes us to erect the statement we
made last week that buckingham
contains one Greeley Republican,
He says the man lives in Perry, and
that Buckingham has no such her.
maphrody,ic politician. Rockingham
IS TO be congratulated.