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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14
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ing list Of Eli orial Contributors:
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Thomas w. Iii sgnson. OF Newport, II. I.
William ]. Potter. Of New Bedford. Mass
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Rev. Charles Noysey, of London, Eng.
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For fear that our readers should
forget il, we would remind them that
it was over in Birmingham that the
celebrated dog killing case was tried,
in which when defendant was asked
by the Justice it he killed the dog,
he answered: "Yes; l killed the
dog, bur let him prove It," And
plaintiff, when asked by the Justice
what the dog was worth, replied,
ooh, the darn dog was Mt worth any
thing, but as he was mean enough to
kill him, let him pay the full value
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
\ Office is hereby given that the under
y signed. on the 22nd day Of October A.
y. 1872. by Tie Circnit Court Of yama
county, Iowa. were duly appointed admin
istrator and administrative f he estate cf
$. e. Breese, deceased, late Of said comfy.
All perSons holding claims against said
estate are !,elehy notified to file them with
the Clerk Of said Court, duly sworn TO; and
all persons indebted 10 said estate or hav-
ing property Of said estate under their con-
troll, are required to pay such Indebtedness
and deliver such property to the unlersisn-
Ell forthwith.
Parties owing sail estate arc notified
that payment in all eases must be made TO
the UNDER gned or G r. Struble, the at!or-
ney for sand estate. aud to no one else
Dated at Toleia. Iowa, Oct, 25th, Is 2.
ANGELINA Il. VALENTINE,
Administrative
CLARK ". WORMLEY,
Administrator.
G. r. STRuBLE,
Atty for said estate.
Toledo. Iowa. r44-47
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

a witty son Of st. Patrick was in
charge OF ierryboat. A lady pas.
scngcr bning frightened by the
waves, asked him: "Are people CIV.
or lost by this boat n He gave he,
tho encouraging reply: "Not often
ma'am; we generally find them after
by dragging the river"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

Day coaches lun through from St. Paul
and Minneapolis to ST. Lonis Palace sleep
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accompany al night trains.
W. II. PETTIBONE, WM. GREENE,
Asst Geal Sup't Gen'l Sup't.
CD IVES, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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PAssEsCER rARE:-l - cents if ickcts re
purchased, if fare is paid on the cars, 20
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% open to sell tickets for freight trains
No passenger will be taken on freigt
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CALANDER 1928.
Fall Term commences Sept. o, 1872
Winter Term j" Dee. 8, 1872
Spring Mar. ~, rs
Fall (" Sept. ), 1873
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Westward passengers make close connection at les Moes
with Chicago Rock Island Pacific Grand Junction with
Chicago North Western, and Omaha, with Unis Pacific
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for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East offer, vi" Keokuk choice Of
three principal through lines vizToledo Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Railroads by either of Which they make sure connections and
fast time to all important points in the Middle and Eastern
States.
Sleeping cars OF night trains.
Fare always low as the lowest.
Coupon tickets at all principal Offices
JNO G1vIN. Superintendent
JAS. BARKER, Genl. T. Agent. -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

ACCORDING to the testimony Of DR.
Livingstone and Sir Samuel Baker
the African Slave trade is far from
being suppressed. They state that
the great shipping mar,s for slaves
have only been changed from the
sea-por,s on the Atlantic to those on
the Indian Ocean. The slaves no
longer destined tor the Christian
countries in America, are shipped to
ports in Arabia and Persia, willie
many thousands are taken down the
river Nile into Egypt. These .nen
tell us that for several years past,
Egypt. Turkey, Persia and Arabia
have annually taken from the terrific
ry OF the Zambezi and Milo rivers,
10000 slaves. In their opinion the
slave trade was never carried on SO
extensively as now, even whe,. all the
Christian countries in the world per.
m,,tcd 1t. They believe, from what
statistics they can gather. and from
their own observation. that tor every
slave captured and sold out of the
county, SIX and thrcc.Seventls other
Africans are slain. This rum would
give 100000 Africans slain in wa
every year in order TO secure the
capture OF 10000 slaves. The gross
results OF the slave trade would accu-
ralely amount to $4,000 killed or
captured annually. The leading
slave traders. now. AZ formerly. are
Portuguese though not few Turks
an! Arabs are in the business. 1t
appears that by the treaty made by
Great Britain with the ruler Of
Zanzibar. that prince is in the enjoy.
ment Of the right to buy aud sell
slaves. and that vast numbers are
shipped from town where there is
4 British Consul. The slaves taken
to Asia and Africa are reported to be
treated much worse than those for
mcrly brought to this country.
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On and after June %. 1872. passenger
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Governor Andrew wrote this before his death: ''The tendency of the hour is to- ward Grant, and that is best; it is not the ideal of good; it is bad for the country that he must leave his present post; bad for him, the soldier, to try and to endure the hard fate that awaits him in civil life; but it is heapparently best practical good the country can have, and Grant is so square and honest man that believe he is bound to be right anywhere"
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

At the Seabrook disaster investigation witnesses swore a mans identity away from him for several days, and just asevery- one was begining to doubt his assertion that he was himself, the whole matter was rectifed by the appearance of the Gl- ter dG0.
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"Well, Doctor" said one of us.
 My friends, :" he repled, eft is nearly one in the morning. begin my round of visits at six, so permit me to leave you. As you we'll know, do not like to enter into controversy on these matters. One does not discuss his convictions, he afirms them"
 And the Doctor withdrew.
 Then we broke up in our turn, deeply impressed-but not convinced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-09
Amusements.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-This temple Of
the MUSES. was packed from pit 10 dome
last evening by an enthusiastic and
fashionable audience, on the occasion
of the initial performance Of the famous
Lydia Thompson blondes, in the extrav-
aganza called Blue Beard. From the
rise until the fall Of the curtain the troupe
kept the audience in a roar of laughter.
By way of change, charming solo, duet
or quartette would be introduced, all Of
which were sung in an artistic and oper-
Stic manner. Miss Thompson has lost
meme of her old-time playful abandon
ment. Last night she skipped and
pirouetted through the part Of Selim 7"
with airy grace and bewitching sweetness
Burlesque holds Is position on ths
stage as an amusero Of the people, and,
while it may not aim to accomplish lofty
ends, it is still form Of entertainment
that is harmless, and, at the same time,
fruitful of much innocent enjoyment
OF burlesque, Miss Thompson is now the
recognized exponent and deserves
thanks for the admirable manner in
which she has pleased eye and ear in
Blue Beard. Next in importance to
Miss Thompson in the success Of the
troupe is Mr. Harry Beckett whose
make a" and acting as the polygamous
blue Beard presented the same rare
appreciation of the broadly humorous
which has always characterized his art
labors. Willie Edouin, too, as Corporal
Zoug Zoug' and the " Heather Chinee,
also came in for a large share Of ap-
plause, and, indeed, the entire company
appears to be one that will work harmO-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-09
SINGULAR STATE OF THINGS.

Our memory may be at fault, but we
do not remember in the history of our
politics that, since the organization of
parties, any party, in the month Of jan
uary, preceding a Presidential cleo
ton, that had not brought prominently
10 the front a candidate for the Presi-
dency. The Democratic party has no
candidate, and though it can boast of
many distinguished men, it discovers, in
the fog that has settled upon the coun-
try, no light, no strong arm to lead it to
victory. Grant is master Of the situa-
ton. The disaffection in his party is
not formidable. There is something
strange about this man. He knows moth
ing, but bends everything to his will.
He commits blunders that statesmen
shudder at, but these shuddering states
men discover in opposition to him their
death warrants. Sumner who was
treated like a dog at the instigation
of Grant, win return whining to
lick his hand Schurz viii 90 back and
eat all his brave words. Trumbull will
probably hold out until he discovers
Death galloping down on the pale horse,
and then he viii take to his heels and
plunge headlong into the Grant camp
for safety. But what will the Democracy
do2 What can they do2 The majority
of the Northern people are bound to
Grant by some mysterious tie that all
bis sins cannot break. They either fear
him. or be has charmed them as a snake
charms birds The Democratic strength
Of the Union is tremendous. It's princi-
pies even its enemies do not attack But
it is powerless. It's prestige is gone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE. January 9.-Capt. Lew Shall
cross has contracted to raise the steamer Sam
]. Hale. which was sunk on the falls few
days ago. for 5000. The work viii be com
menced Immediately.
General Custar left this city this morning to
join the party Of the Grand Duke at Chicago,
by special invitation, to accompany them in
their grand buffalo hunt.
CIScIySArI. January 9.-Nilsson,s opera
troupe opened in Lucia DeLammermoor at
Pixies Opera House last night to one Of the
largest aud most fashionable houses ever as
sembled in this city. Miss Nilsson and other
members Of the troupe were received in a
most hattering manner.
vote Of the members Of the Chamber Of
Commerce vas taken yesterday Is to whether
Ferguson's bill. regarding TIE Cincinnati and
Southern railroad, should or should not be
repealed, resulted ss follows; In favor ORE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-09
General sfckIes, Last wife

General Sickles has a penchant for
foreign wifes. His first unhappy mate
was an Italian, and now he has taken
unto himself Spanish bride, Senorita
Carolina Guerrero, better known by the
name of Creeagh, her mothers name by
second marriage. A friend in Wash
ington writes: what is there in a
name2 The truth about Dan Sickles'
bride is, she is the daughter Of poor
Spanish widow, who, to better her for
tunes, married a rich Scotch trader by
the name of Joseph Craig He was a
sort of commercial traveller, and after
he had made snug fortune out of the
Dons of Cadiz dropped the 'ph and
tackled de and double ee to his
name and came to Madrid Spanish
Senior. 1t is way not uncommon to
Americans when they 60 abroad, and
right here in the American metropolis
there are plenty of names SO Frenchi-
fed and Teutonicked that the first bear
ers thereof will never answer to them
when at the Day Of Judgment their
names are called"