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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
Laws Of Iowa.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

! CONTINUED from ID page Of last wcck
he shall be permitted to be present and
make his defense"
SEC 3. Section ninety. one Of said chap
ter is hereby amended By inserting immedi-
ate'g after the words smay be cha angelo
the words. cor the Independent district
abandoned
SEC. 4. This act being deemed OF i'm
mediate importance, shall take effect after
publication in The Daily State Register and
Daily Leader, newspapers published in the
city Of Dcs Moines. 8
Approved, April Is, 1872. Sgssg
| hereby certify that the foregoing ac,
VAS published in the Daily State Lender
May j, and in tho Daily Iowa State Reg
lister May l, 1872. p .
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
CHAPTER. 242.
AN ACT In relation TO Capital Punish
ment and repulatinp Pardons

mn 1fO1 III f0'"'Io1 10 D"FItdf IuH1sLs
ment, and regulating Pardons. ids j,
SECTION l., BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That the
penalty OF death as n punishment for
crime, is hereby abolished 1921 " q
SEC. 2. All crimes heretofore punisha-
bic with death, shall be shall be punish
Ell by imprisonment for life at hard labor
in the State penitentary.
SEC. 3. That in all cases of conviction
under the proceeding sections, the Govern
or shall not grant a pardon unless the
same have been recommended by the Gen
cral Assembly of the State ,s IT,
SEC. 3. This Act, being deemed of imme-
diatc Importance, shall be in force and eff.
feet FROM and after two weeks publication
in the pes Moines Daily Register and the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
ORTGINiL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, $!

~
10 Merrill Davis and W. w. Kimball.
You. and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on lie, in the office of the
Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Tar,a county
Iown, petition, of Stephen Q. Webster,
claiming Of yon the foreclosure OF q mort
gage ON certain real estate in lama county,
Iowa, said mortgage being made by one
Stephen A. Hunt, to one Hiram NJ. Webster;
and is more particularly described in said
peti,ioa. No personal claim is made against
either of you.
And thai unless You appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court being the
August term Of said Court for the year A.
y. 1872 commencing on the first Monday OF
August a. y. 1872, at the Court House, in
Toledo, IN said county, defaul, will be en-
tered against you. and judgment rendered
thereon, and decree entered as prayed.
fsA G. y. BRADSHAW,
2l-o4 /, Attorney for PIN,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

Daily Leader, newspapers published at Des
Moines, Iowa.
Approved, May J. 1872.
hereby certify that tho foregoing net
Was published in thss Daily State Leader
May 5, and in the Daily Iowa State Reg
lister May /, 1872.
h! tlN ii ED WRIGHT, I,
4-H Secretary Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

pLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS, MoRTGA.
- GES, Gait Claims and Justices Blanks
at the RnptHLicAN sOGice. !
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
Hard Times and tdie Cause.

We are fast becoming a nation 'of
schcmcrs to live without genuine
work. Our boys are not learning
trades; oar farmers sons are crowd
ing into cities, looking for clerkships
aud post offices hardly one Ameii-
can girl in one hundred will DO
housework for wages, however mr.
gent her need; so we are sending to
Europe for workmen, and buying Of
her artisans millions worth that we
ought to make for ourselves
Though our crop OF raseals is
heavy, we do not grow our own
hemp though we are overrnn with
lads who deserve flageilation; we inn
port our willows.
Our women unless deceived) wear
European fabrics our men dress in
foreign clothes; the toys which
amuse our younger children have
generally reached us from over the
sea.
Hence it is that We plunge deerer
and deeper in debt to the Old World.
We are ike the farmer who hires
his neighbors sons to cut his wood,
feed his stock and run his errands,
while his own boys lounge at the
grog shop, playing billiards, and
then wonders WHY, in spite OF his
best efforts, he sinks annually deeper
and deeper into debt, t,llithe sheriff
cleans him out, and he starts West
to begin again. -
i We must tnra over a new, Leaf
Onr boys and girls must be taught
to love labor by Qualifying them
selves to do it efficiently. We must
turn out fewer professionals and
more skilled artisans, as well as food
growers. We must grow and tabri
cate two hundred millions y orth per
fannum, that We now import, and SO
reduce the foreign debt that we have
so long and successfully augmented
year by year. We. must quality our
sccycr boys to erect and run factories,
furnaces, rolling mills, tanneries, ma
feline shops, etc, to open and work
mines, improve and fashion nipple
men,s, and double the present pro
tldHct OF their fathers farm. So shall
we stem the tideid debt that sets
steadily against our shores, and
cease to be visited and annoyed by
hard times,-[ ErcAaags. 20
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
no! FOR THE NEW
Mear Market

AYTlfE OLD STAND. east Of the Court
~ House, 3rd door north Of the Foster
House, in Toledo.
LIGHTLY BROTHERS have fitted up tho
shop lately occupied by G. r. lIapcmann,
and are now ready to supply the citizens of
Toledo and vicinity with tho choicest arti-
cles usually found at a market, such as
fresh Beef, Mutton Pork and Veal; also.
Salt Pork, and Bacon, Hams and Shoulders
and Lard. Highest cash price paid for
Butter and Eggs. Cash paid for Hides.
I [lil
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

May Q, and in the Daily State Register,
May 9, 1872.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

DR. FALOUN'S ROslN WEED BALsAM
will cure any Cough Cold or Lung COM
plant, Palpitation Of tho Heart, Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Falcons Instant
Relief will cnrc any pain. Also Horse Col
10 and Hog Cholera, or Chilblains, or frozen
parts. Vegetable Liver Pills the best in
use. The Tonic viii cure Aguo Chills and
Dyspepsia. For sale ct Thompson's Drug
Store, lama City; Springer Co.'S, Toledo,
Iowa. Il9-yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

NCiIO0L. BLANKS Of all kinds, printed
~ and for sale at this Office. [tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

AN ACT to amend sections three, six, te n
twelve, and fcr.y-four, of chapter one
hundred and nine of the acts of the Thir-
teenih General Assembly. a.H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
VINE OF TART

Gives tone and energy 70
Debiiitated Constitutions
and all recovering from
any Illness will find Il
the Hest Tonic they
can take
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
WINE OF TAR!

Its action on the Urinary
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

Tn all sums collected on execution, and
paid ever, except costs) five per cent. Of,
which shall be added TO the costs: rror;a-
cd, That when five per cent has been paid
to such constable, no further per sentagc
shall be paid over to the justice under Wis
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

AN ACT ameadaiory ef the school laws 4
the State. and relative to the formation
of Independent school districts in certain
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

Restores the Appetite,
strengthens the EtoIn.
sch, relaxes the Liver,
and rnts them TO WORK ;
causes the food to digest,
and makes pure blood,
removing Dyspepsia, In
i;yaStiop III
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
FIRE IN wooDvlLLE.
John cear,s store Burnt.

Oa Saturday night the old Chittenden store in. Woodville was burnt to the ground. Indications are that it was broken. open, robbed, and then fired to cover the robbery. Gear was absent in New York at the time. The fire was not discovered till the inside of the store was all in flames. The horse-shed south of the store was saved with considerable diff ficulty. The insurance was $1 200 on the building and 8, 900 on the stock, as.
 The Hon. Henry c. Deming d1ed very suddenly of apoplexy at his residence in Hartford, last Wednesday morning. Mir. Deming graduated at Yale in 1886, and was for many years prominent Whig. When the republican party was formed he re- mained conservative and joined the De- mocracy At the breaking out of the war, however, he identified himself with the Union party, was made speaker of the House in 1861, and subsequently became Colonel of the 12th Regiment. In 1862 he accompanied Buffers expedition to New Orleans and was appointed military ma yor of the city after its capture. Return ing in 1863 he was sent to Congress for two terms, was again nominated, and de- feated by MT. Hubbard.
 Mr. Deming was one of our finest speak CTS and, although of indolent habit, has been, till within q few years, one of .he most prominent and highly esteemed men in political life in the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
Deaths

At Falls Village, Sept 29th, Jenette. wife of Hersy D. Perry, aged 63 years.
 In East Plymouth, October 4th, Judson Andrus. ~~t'4V g. .H At Lakeviile, Sept 27, Robert Bostwick. aged 62 years. 'I
 At North Canaan, Sept 29. Julie Hawver aged ? years rU7& 8 sIHAoaua
 In Bethlehem, Oct, 2d, Julia A. Seeley, wife of John Seeley, aged 50 years
 In Woodbury, Oct 2d, Wm. P. Thomp- son, aged 54 years.
 At Plymouth, Sept 24, James L. Smith, son of Oliver Smith, aged 39 years.
 In New Milford, Oct, 8, Celeste, wife of Theodore Buck. aged 77 years
 In New Milford, Oct. s, Susan M, wife of Edward Evans, aged 29 years.
 In Bridgewater, Oct 8, infant of Lafay- cite Snyder, aged 9 weeks. ...
 At Falls Village, Ct, ,Oct. 2d, Freddie l.. ,son of Levi s. and Caroline E, Beebe, aged year and months -.aI
 At Woodbury, Oct. 1, Mrs. Elijah At wood, aged 78
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
Asa .s RL4
 Win Sted.

The October Elections have had 8 very depressing effect on our Liberal Republi- can. .bfethren. sv In fact, the town election here did not come up to their expectations. Some of the, leaders, who do not often prophecy far out of the way in political matters, had given out that Winchester, thissyear would declare against the q Re publican party. But they did not allow for disaffection in their own ranks and the old Democratic party with their new al- lies were forced to take back seats We expect to give Granta good majority in November next. .~-vr.- ;. --.
 On Monday night of this week Hon. s. W. Kellogg spoke to the Republicans of Norfolk. Quite delegation went up from here by the evening train west, and returned by conductor Hinsdale's late evening train s5 s 57 F# .-.--.
 -Rodolphus Wood of the firm of A. Waters & Co.,, was thrown from wagon one day last week by a runaway horse while he and one of his employers were driving ont North Main St. The horse took fright from some sheet iron they had fastened under the body of the wagon which hit his heels Mr. Wood had both ancles very badly sprained and will be confined to his house for some weeks.
 MT. T: H. Beardsley is contemplating leaving town and taking up his residence elsewhere.
 Hast Saturday. the Registrars of Vot- CTS received the } applications of about Ninety new, voters, that claim to go on the list under the title, ''To be Made. ; The were equally divided between the two parties. If any considerable share of them are admitted by the Selectmen our Registry list will contain over 900 names.
 The shops of the Gilbert Manufactur- ing Co. are fast approaching con1P1etiun. When finished and in full running order they will employ about 300 hands. This will add largely to the population of our Borough.
 Winchester voted in favor of the Dis trict Court 533 to 9 against.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

ed Tn New Haven st*i @ - sze @a eg sEs-eS
 Pawcatuek has paid saOoO fora site for school house. <-,-@ '.< ; -@-
 Another case of robbery is reported on the Bridgeport boats.
 The Teachers Association meets at Bridgeport on Thursday.
 Twenty-two Chinese students ara seat tered in pairs about the State. >-
 The New Haven Masonic Hall is to be dedicated on Wednesday next.
 The cost of governing the town of Port land, last year, was $54, ,691, R.. asasss -7, .. South Windsor farmers are offered fifty cents 9 pound for their tobacco crop: z :. A little girl was killed on the railroad track just above Hartford, last week. ~
 Large striped bass have again appeared in the Quinnipiac riyer.at Fair Haven.
 Putnam has voted 2O1r-to 90 against li- censing the sale of intoxicating liquors, e An.owl feet from tip tot tip of his wings, was shot the other day in Woodbridge
 There are fifty cases of chills and fever reported nSouthington and Huntsville. ] Geo. E.. Tracy, postmaster of Bridge port, died at that place on the Sths inst.
 East Windsor farmers say that the cobs of their corn are rotting before, it is husk- ed S,4e$JtSJ elSs1.1 5 A3
 Prof Marsh of the Yale Scientific School has started on another Western expedi- tion. ~
 A Bridgeport store was fired by an in- cendiary, Thursday night, but not burnt, luckily. .--.--.-- -.
 Company B, otherwise known as the Norwich light infantry, were disbanded Thursday.
 The Birmingham Iron and Steel Co. have commenced to run part of their works nights.
 A young man, accidentally wounded at target shoot in Meriden, recently, died :on Wednesday last r& .f-t.5 .....
 Tine Conn. Western sells excursion tick cts to Poughkeepsie and back, good any time this month, at reduced rates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

vile put us behind time,. so that va law at Hawleyille an hduE and twenty min butes, waitihs f0rfhe shepauR aown train. Greig, Fho had iooked sunny asA the day ill now soured a little, but 'these was no help, Nnots sevesat Sam Balaslm's where some went for eonsolatien, for the Dan- bury s Norwalk road was not up to time. The two trains had to go mp in company.
 All seemed pleased with this excursion and hEashsaaz zeEeEE= =aRpoRant of .tha road couldride down and enjoy the hospital- ities of Norwalk. whence they would re- turn and sahacribe forth hwith for at least two shares of $. V. R. R. stock.
 z-on Tuesday. the 7th inst. William Andersen, native of Denmark, while en- gagged with Henry ". Seeley in feIling a tree, was struck ean sthe, ehead bv a dry chestnat1sole some thirty five feet high. which fell of itself in the rear of where they were standing < watching the fall of a large tree just cut, and knocked him senseless to the earth - MT. s. was struck on the shoulder but not severely hurt Help was soon obtained and the wounded man carried to MT. S. s house house @ where he continued to breathe hhntil Thursday morn ing, when he died. The Q circumstance was q singular one, against which no fore sight could provide The current of air caused by the falling tree probably drew the dead tree in that direction. soa 'Sss .7i Earle : Buckingham will teach singing in town, the coming winter, giving course of twenty lessons for two dollars schol- ar Cheap enough, let every one avail themselves of the opportunity and culti- vate the best of gifts gaqswa sza w
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
0oshen.

We could not go to all the Conventions last week, and five of us attended the State meeting of the T. M. 0. Association at Waterbury, and we were much interested in the exercises. The next annual meet ing is to be at Meriden. Did yoa see the splendid Northern Lights this (Monday) evening? er- H. N.
 An Arrapahoe chief was baptized at Washington, Sunday. Now, hadn't they better .'down him while he's in the faith?'
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

tEg -i F., a ..-
 We are reported abroad as Democratic at our annual meeting on the 7th inst. The truth is this: The republican candi- dates for the legislature, last spring, were nominated by large majority in pretty full caucus. Some in the north part of the town. being disaffected towards one of them, defeated him by helping to elect democrat. Some others, considering this game two can play at, have voted for and elected a majority of democratic town officers. We shall probably give Grant majority in November.
 We tried the License question again Monday, and voted nearly two to one in in favor ENo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
M9rriageS.'

At Roxbury, Sept. 20, at the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. A. B. Pulling, Edwin B. Stone and Emma J. Newton. .s-se .E E.- s--
 In Terryville. October. Sd, by the Rev H. B. Mead, John A. Carter and Miss Eva Beach, both of Terryille. a
 At Plymouth, Oct, 2, by, Rev H. F.. Mead, Herbert K. .Kilbo bourn and Jennie A. Lister, both of Plymouth. ~o3 70 s's.. .-a
 At Canaan, Sept 29, by Rev J. H. Lane, MT. John Ten Eyck, of Lenox, Mass, and Dolly A, Taylor, of Pleasant Valley.
 At Woodbury, Oct. 10, by the Rev. J. l.. R. Wyckoff, Henry M. Allen, and Mar tha, oldest daughter of Walker S. See ley.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

THE Selecttnen and Town Clerk of Litchfeld, | will holla session for the purpose of exam lnIng the qualifications of electors and admitting to the electors oath those who shall be found qualified, at the Town Hall, on Monday, Oct. 21, from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afterno on; and unless all persons named on made electors shall have been admitted or re- jected by said Seleetmen and town clerk, they will also be in session on Saturday, Oct 26. 1872, for said purpose, at said place, and during said time.
 Said board of Selectmen and town clerk will also be in session on Monday and Tuesday, Ger. 2S and 29, at nine o'clock in the forenoon at said Town Hall for the purpose only of hearing ap- peals from the action of the Registrars. . -
 sCHARLES ADAMS,2 1sg
 R''GARNER B. CURTIS, selectmen ,e- grF < .s A. B. BEACH .a sf& of FR 7 ss1 s'3 C. 0. NEWBERRY.s Iitchfelaa
 HARRY CLEMENS.
 wTLEIS~J. BEACH, Town Clerk. aLitchfeld, October IA, 1872. ss s1o4 28 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
COUNTY ITEMS.

2
 ToRRINeroN town expenses for the year have been SIS, ,685.2S. The town debt is $14. .11630. School expenses SC, ,421. .55. ment was held Tuesday evening of this week to hear the report of amount sub scribed for promoting the cause, appoint committee to take charge of the same and discuss the subject in its various aspects A town. meeting is called. for to act on "License' or No License "A longneeded public watering trough has been placed in the open space in the street near, Aliens hoteL-A, meeting of citizens to consult the best interests of the community in re- lation to the rum traffic was held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening of last week. Remarks were made by the clergy men, business men and others, the general sentiment being in favor of giving the new license law fair trial Money has been raised to be Of service, if needed, in pro- noting this cause, and the future looks more hopeful. .- HerG1d. T9sszaf-s1 b5E
 A disturbance arose in a NORTH CANAAN restaurant in the afternoon of election day, when a transient named George Decker pulled a revolver and attempted to shoot one John Gallivan, of this town. The re. yolver being pushed down in the melee the ball entered the foot of John Iorain, Frenchman, long in the. employvof Bar mum Richardson. company. Decker fled to parts unknown. The store formerly occupied by s. O. Beckley has been pur- chased by P. Lynch for $500 and is now being moved north of the Housatonic rail- road engine house, to be used as dwell ing.-The Union depot is nearly compile | ted, and presents handsome appearances both inside and out. A brass miniature Locomotive, costing S100, has been placed on the top of the tower, which answers for 8 weather -guage.-BerEshire Courier. l A few days since, as five oftfe directors of the Connecticut Western road stood all l in row beside the track in East Caanan
 looking out a location for depot, along came the gravel train with stream of wa ter pouring out of the side of the locomo- tive. Coming around slight curve this rectors mentioned till 1t bounced on them as the engine whizzed by, and filled their palpitating bosoms full. .-Nesgs.
 SHARON was the place of meeting of the North West Conference on the 3d inst. Millerton, North Canaan, South Canaan, Falls Village, Cornwall, North Cornwall, Warren and Sharon, were represented. At LAKEvuLE, last week, two Irishmen made an unprovoked assault on 8 negro. They were fined $5 each and sentenced to 20 days imprisonment.
 WEST CORNWALL has Q funny election bet: In case Greeley is elected Geo. A. Wheaton is to trnndle awheelbarrow from that place to Falls Village. If Grant is elected J. Mallison is to do the wheel- ing. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
PENNsYLvAN1A.

The Republican majority in .PennsyIya- mia turns out much larger than we report ed last week. The Tribune comedies 8 majority for Hartranft of thirty JfUe thousand, and the Republican State com mittee. estimate it. higher. Philadel- phia gives Hartranft majority of 20. .437 and the Republican Congressman 21 ,919. The following Congressmen have been elected Democrats in italics) :sasts i
 At Large-Lemuel Todd,
 Glenni ". Scofeld
 -.FFE f.sf Charles Albri0ht ID sft-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

THE School Visitors will meet at tie Mansion l House on Monday, the Fist day of October inst, at one o'clock in the aftcrnoOm for the pur pose Of organization for the srIsning yeaF, and Committees will see that personal employed to teach arc present at that tlhie. .---- -
 CHARLES sB-vlANDREWSs Secretary.
 Ltclsield, October i14tII 1874. .SAI26
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17
STATS ITEMS.

Enfeld's town expenses last year were $58, ,000.
 10 New Haven police shot q mad dog Sunday. 0'
 The North church. Meriden, is being torn down. -SSs@ [
 Stamford has adopted the union school