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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
ednesday, April 10.
SENATE.

A bill requiring an index to the
register of tax sale be kept passed.
| A bill provididg ju-ies may decide
by their verdict upon the death pen
atty or imprisonment for life in cases
of murder, passed by the following
vote:
Yeas-Senstors Beardsley, Boom
err, Campbell, Chambers, Claussen,
Converse, Crary, Dague, Dashiell,
Dysart, Fairall. Gault, Howland,
Kephart, Ketcham, Larrabee, Leav-
lit. McCold, Mccormack, McCulloch
Merrill, Murray, Shane, Smith, Stone,
Stuart, Taylor, Vale, Young-29.
| Nays-Senators Atkins, Bemis,
Burke, Fitch, Havens, Kinne, Low
ry, Maxwell, Mexican, McNutt,
Miles, Read, Richards, Russell,
| West, Willett, Wonn-17.
Absent or not voting: Senators
Allen, Hurley, Ireland and Mcintyre
4.
The bill iocating an additional
penitentlary at Anamosa was lost for
want of constitutional majority,
the vote being SO to Al.
The bill appropria;ing $4,000 for
Insane Hospital at Mt, Pleasant was
passed.
The bill fixing the weight per
bushel of undried fruit, as follows -
apples, pears, peaches and ounces,
As pounds, cherries, grapes, currants,
gooseberries and blackberrles, 80
pounds, passed UNANIMOUSLY.
The bill for the relief of needy
persons passed, also the bill to pro-
tect fish in the lakes and ponds OF
the State.
The bill providing that if the Au-
ditor OF State shall find that the rev.
enue of the State will not suffice IN
der the two mill levy, to meet the
appropriations voted, then all such
appropriations as are of the charac-
ter to add to or construct new
buildings, shall be reduced pro rata
in order to bring the amuont to be
paid within the present levy was
passed, under suspension Of the rules,
by vote of II, to IL.
The bill establishing Representa-
tive Districts was passed.
Thursday, April. II.
SENATE
A bill to allow counties to vote
aid to Agricultural Societies passed.
| HOUSE.
a joint resolution to adjourn April
23, and meet in adjourned session on
the Bird. monday of Januery, 1878,
was adopted by the following vote !;
Yeas-Messrs. Ainswor,h, Apple.
ton, Balllngcr, Beresheim, Blakeley
Booth, Butler, Caldwell, Cardell,
Christoph, Clark Of Benton, Clarke,
of Iowa, Close, Danforth, Davis, Da-
visson, Dayton, Dumont, Duncombe,
Ericsson, Flenniken, Freeman, Green,
Hall, Heberling. Hilton, Hovey,
Irish, Leahy, Litzenberg, Maxwell,
Mcclure, Merrill, Miller, Mills,
O'Donnell, Paul, Perkins, Reed,
Reuther, Rohlfs, Sandry, Schweer,
Stewart, Stow, Tuttle, Van Deven-
ter, Van Meter, Williams Wood of
Clay, Wood of Story, Wright OF
| Van Buren-52.
| Nays--Messrs. Beatty of Cedar,
Beatty Of Jasper, Bergh, Blake, Bliss,
Bonewitz,, Caldwell, Campbell, Car
yer, Crawford, Day, Draper, Duncan,
Durham, Evans, Gear, Goodspeed,
Hanson, Hewett, Hopk,rk, Johnston,
j Kasson, Kcables, Lee, McAllister,
Mccoy, Newbold, Peet, Pratt, Rice
Rule, Seccr, Skilllr, Stedman, Struth-
ers, Tasker, Tealc, Tufts, Van Saun,
Wilson of Keokuk, Wilson OF Wash
ington, Wright OF Mills and Mr..
Speakcr--43.
The vote by which the bill for an
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25

named in the election notices, ayes
"a, nays l.
The following bills passed: In re-
lation to Township Boards of Equal
ization. Requiring religious and
literary societies to put their real-es-
tate upon record to secure exemp-
tive from taxation. -Abolishing cap
ital punishment; on this last bill the
vote stood: e
Yeas Mcssrs. Ainsworth, Apple
ton, Ballinger, Beatty of Cedar,
Beatty Of Jasper, Beresheim, Blake,
Bliss, Boncwitz, Butler, Caldwell,
Caldwell, Carver, Clark of Iowa,
Close, Crawford, Danforth, Davis,
Day, Draper, Dumont, Durham,
Ellsworth, Evans, Freeman, Gear,
Foodspeed, Green, Hall, Hanson,
Heberling, Hewett, Hilton, Hovey,
Irish, Kasson, Keables, Leahy, Lee,
Litzenberg, Maxwell, McAllister,
Mcclure, Mccoy, Merrell, Mills,
Newhold, Paul, Perkins, Pratt, Rice,
Roh!fs, Rule, Secor, Stedman, Strnth-
ers, Tasker, Teale, TUFTS, Van Saun,
Williams Wilson OF Keokuk, Wood
Of Clay Wright Of Mills and Mr..
Speaker.-66.
Nays-Messrs. Bergh, Blakeley,
Cardcll, Christoph, Clark Of Benton,
Dayton, Duncan, Ericsson, F.enniken,
Hopkirk, O'Donnell, Reed. Reuther,
Sandry, Schweer, Stewart, Stow,
Tuttle, Ven Meter, Wilson of Wash
ington, Wood of Story, and Wright
OF Van Buren-22.
|
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25

FtaIn cases.-Providing for the re
turn Of Pou books to County Audi
tors.-Empowering Trustees Of AZ
cultural College to grant diplomas
Fixing fees of Sheriffs, Constable.
and other officers in certain cases
To prevent the growth of the Cana
thistle.-On organization Of Inde-
pendent School Districts.
HOUSE.
A bill was passed for the equaliza
ton OF assessment in cases where tax
es are voted in aldo railroads, also
q bill in reference to railroads and.fx.
ing the rate of speed trains may run.
Also the general appropriation bill
A resolution was introduced ask
ing Congress - respect the duty on
type. An amendment adding the
words, "and any other articles in use
by the people of the United States
was lost. the vote being 80 to SO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25

The world is to come to an end in
the year 1922, at three minutes. thir-
ty.one and thirteen seventeenths sec
ouds past I O'clock am, on the 18th
OF July. Any little matters which
ought to be settle,. before that time
should be attended to immediately.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25

Mrs. Hunt, in her "Bits OF Travel,
speaking Of the misletoc berries. says
they are lovely, and adds: ''If a
white currant were to marry snow.
berry, their babies would 10 like
these,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
Monday, April, Is.

4AoHuay, 1Atiu, ~
Senate not in session.
HOUSE.
A bill to get rid of"protessional
jurors was passed.
The bill to organize the county OF
Belknap, was lost.
The following bills passed.-Pro-
hibiting the levy of extraordinary
taxes unless petitioned tor by one
third of the wealth of the town or
city.-Frr the compilation and DIS
tribution Of the Revenue laws
Changing the laws relative to injunc-
tions. Requiring the return OF Poll
books to County Auditors within
two days after elections.-Regula-
ting the changing of boundaries Q.
civil townships. s.-Diminlshing the
punishment of vagrants.-Authoriz-
ing County Surveyors to summon
witnesses. For the protection of Inn
keepers, obliging them to keep a
safe for the deposit Of the valuables
of their guests, and that they shall
not be responsible tor any property
lost or stolen not thus entrusted to
them. A resolution was adopted to
have the word "IowA' inscribed on
the Corner Stone ofthe State House
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
Monday, April, s
SENATE

SENAIE
! The following bills passed ;-Au-
thorizing the appointment Of Deputy
Auditors.-Requiring the publlca.
ton Of receipts and disbursements OF
the funds of independent School dis
,r,c,s-To prevent the unlawful
driving off Of stock 10 protect the
credit of counties and municipal cor
poratlons.-Fixing the compensation
Of members officers and employees OF
future General Assemblies rela
tion to compensatin OF members OF
the Board OF Supervisors.-Facilita-
ting the constitution of railroads.
Also twelve titles of the new Code
The following bills were passed :
In reference to damages against rail.
roads in the matter OF right of way.
In reference to the appraisement
of property sold on execution
Providing for the publication of the
general laws in newspapers, as the
Census Board shall direct Regula.
ting the sale Of illuminating oils
Allowing suits Oh contracts to be
brought either in the county where
the contract was made, or where the
defendant resides Also, concur
rent resolution requiring the Gov.
ernor to postpone the execution OF
George Stanly, until the Legislature
shall take action in regard to Capt
tai punishment.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
Cash Rates Of Advertising.

Legal advertising, At legal rates.
For the use Of large cuts aud wood type
m additional charge. varying from 10 10 20
pcr cent, will be made. III
Prompt settlements will be expected with
ell time advertisers at the close Of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise.
ments must be paid for in advance.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
BOOT AND SHGE. MAKERS.
WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKERS,
CARRIAGE MAKER!
j. T.M.COBB

g = : WI ONJI ID
Manufacturer Of Family Carriages, Top
aud Open Buggies, Light and Heavywagons.
All kinds Of work in that line made to order
on short notice. Of the best material and
IN the latest style.
Gay" Having had many years expert
cncc, and fully understanding his business
in all its parts, he feels confident of giving
satisfaction to all in workmanship. style,
nnish and material, for as little money as
any other shop
Wagons and Buggies on hand. Work
warranted.
nrN- Shop at the old Hardware Stand
north Of Curt Square. Toledo, Tama coun>
ty, Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. v3nl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
Tuesday, April l6.-
SENATE.

The following bills We're passed.
Authorizing Clerks Of Courts to en-
ter satisfaction of mortgages in cer-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25

BRUSHES Of oil kinds and styles, and
every thing usually kept in a first-olass
Drug Store. *f
HsGr Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
81 TOLEDO, IOWA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
Friday, April IL.
SENATE.

Friday, April IL.
SENATE.
A bill requiring mayors of cities
and towns to make returns of fines col
lectcd, was ed,-also the bill ap-
propriating s14,700 to the Soldiers
Orphans Home.-Also the bill de-
termining the weight of certain un-
dried fruit.-Also the bill for the
preservation of fish.-Also the bill to
prevent sheep and hogs running at
large.
A concurrent resolution authoriz-
ing the publication, 10000 copies Of
pamphlet setting forth the manu-
featuring and industrial resources Of
Iowa was adopted.
The resolution for adjournment on
the 23rd. and for an extra session
next January, passed by the follow
ing vote:
The yeas were-Senators Atkins,
Bemis, Claussen, Crazy, Fairall,
Hayens, Howland, Hurley, Ketch-
am, Kinne, Larrabee, Leavitt, Max
well. McCold, Mexican, McNutt,
Merrill, Murray, Read, Russell,
Stone, Smart, Taylor, Willett, Wonn,
Young-26.
The nays were-Senators Boards
ley, Boomer, Campbell, Chambers,
Converse, Dague, Dashiell, Dysart,
Fitch. Gault, Kephart, Lowry. Nc
Cormack, McCulloch, Miles, Rich
ards, Shane. Smith, Vale, Wcst,--20.
Absent or not voting-Senators
Allen, Burke, Ireland and Mcintyre
4, if
A bill.was passel appropriatinc a
further sum Of $4,000 to the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, at Council Bluffs.
The bill appropfiating $4,000 to
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum passed.
The Congressional Apportionment
bill passed, substantially as published
heretofore in these columns, ayes 53
to 81.
The bill empowering the Trustees
OF Agricultural College to confer de-
grees.-Also the one providing for
election of Township Trustees. as
Saturday, April lS.
Senate not in session.
HOUSE.
The bill creating the 18th Judicial
District rassed.-Also providing for
the payment of the per diem and mile
age OF members of the Legislature.
A bill reorsanizing the State His
torical Society was introduced by
Mr.. irish and passed withou. oppo-
sition.
The compulsory education bill was
discussed and indefinitely postponed
A bill furnishing to discharged
convicts free pass to any part OF
the State. and q sum of money not
exceeding IS, on discharge, passed
Also the bill making railroad com
panies liable fer all damages caused
h,y nn,n1nvooc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-25
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE !
Samuel DeFrance,
PROPRIETOR,

PROPRIETOR.
TOLEDO. 10 WI.
This House has been remodeled, refitted
Snd newly furnished, and il is now open for
ne entertainment Of the travelling public
gives better fare and for less money than
any other House west of the Mississippi.
employ only accommodating servants 70,
waiting upon my guests. The S,abiing &C,
ccmmodations are COMPLETE. v3n20tf
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If. Fisuier believes that q plant has The
sensation OF pleasure and pain. Cold, for
instance. he says affects it painfully. We
see 1t contract. or. so 10 speak, SILVER un'
der sudden or violent depression OF
temperature. An abnormal elevation OF
temperature evidently causes il 10 suffer.
for in many vegetables. when heat is ex-
ces>ive, the leaves droop on the stalk. fold
themselves together and wIther; when
the cool of the evening comes. the leaves
Straighten. and the pant assumes Sc
rene and undisiurbed appearance
Drought causes evident suffering 10 plants
Tor when they are watered after pro
longed drought they show signs of salts
faction
The sensitive plant, touched by the TIM
ger. or only visited 10y al unwelcome
current OF air. folds It's petals and con
tracts itself. The botanist Desiontains
saw one which he was conveying in q
carriage fold its leaves when the vehicle
was in motion and expand them when it
stopped-a proof that it was the motion
that disturbed it.
Sensation in plants is OF the same kind
rs in animals. since electricity kills and
brushes them rs il does animals. Plants
may also be put TO sleep by washing them
in opium dissolved in water, and hydro
eyanic acid destroys their vitality al
il does that of animals. Seri6ner'S Jon
.JtfBP
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Plaster for Potatoes.

According to Mr.. Compton, author oil
the prize essay on the cultivation OF the
potato, very remarkable results are OBJ
tanned from plaster by busting the vines
with it as soon rs they IRE through the
soil again, Immediately after the last
blowing and hoeing; and at intervals
through the whole growing season. The
first application may be light, the second
heavier, and alter that more bountiiui.
say 200 pounds to the acre. 1t renders
the plants less palatable To The insects,
and appears to be fatal 10 many OF the
fungi family. This vines retain bright,
lively green color. and the tubers eontin'
ue swelling until growth is stopped by
the frost; besides. potatoes thus grown
are SO sound aud free from disease IS TO
be easily kept for the spring market
without loss by ROT. Mi. Compton says
he has seen field. ali planted with the
same variety. at the same time, one hall
OF which, that had received no plaster,
the ield was but sixty bushels per acre,
and many rotten; while the other bali.
to which plaster had been applied, yield
ed 500 bushels per acre, and not an un'
sound one among them.
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Travelling Dresses.

"SEND u.s." writes Country Cousin.
something for travelling dress which
will be becoming, useful, and cool. Do
not seud us that blush drab shiny poplin,
which makes every one look like an ele-
plant, or any thing with woolly feeling,
which will be SO detestable OF u hot day
in the cars"
Then We 90 to one of our great shops
and Get japanese silk called "Tussor,
a most desirable fabric in soft buff, or
durable brown. L; costs two an'Ea- hall
dollars ward, but will take one to Cali
.ornia aud back handsomely, and then
wash like a piece of linen. lie never
wears out, nor fades. nor grows rough.
Water does not injure it. nor does usage
crumple il. or "custOn stale its infinite
variety" Also. there are China silks at
one dollar yard-not SO durable. but
very good; and lovely material. called
Linen Batiste," of delicate shades, and
with Il satin stripe (Stiii oil ilnen) running
through livery elegant and durable AID
cool. But these dresses only answer for
short Journeys and sunny days. while
the "Tussor' is Joy forever. For for
eigp travelling. where the climate is cool
err than ours, alpaca. serge, and black
silk suits are the post convenient as they
hear the dust and rain with equanimlty,
hut here they are too warm for our hot
dry atmosphere and crowded cars. II a
lady Is going only for days journey
something which will wash ia the most
desirable-some luxurious ladies even
travelling in white piqae. Brown and
yellow linen, so much worn last sammer.
has the disadvantage of wrinkling and
losing its shape SO that lady arrives at
her journeys end in faded condition,
rather like a yesterdays bouquet.-Serib.
asr's for June.
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soo ;nd;,,d,al constitutional peeuliari'
* Cheese, however. can become Po''
snnous through fermentation. accom-
,,;ad Inv the formation and Develop
men, al myriads OF fungoid plants, lie
believes that these germs oil ioago'a
Growth which become Ierinenl, arc YAK
EN- into the stomach OF the COW IN he'
food or drink, and thence Into the HIM
This was especially likely to occur WIN
those led on dislillcry or brewery s'"pS,
aud cows that were In the haoh "
drinking from pools of stasnanl I'd"
ppwbolesnme water. The subiec'. seem.
ed to be one rather affecting the milk
than the cheese. Would not the heat
applied in the course OF manufacture be
sufficient to destroy the vitality of these
germs he spoke oh as being the cause OF
poison i. cheese, il they originated in
the milk
The next question was, "Has The
quality of our cheese during the past
year net the requirement of the foreign
market ?" Mr.. Craig thought Mr.. VIII
lard had fully answered this question IN
his address. lie thought much OF the
early made cheese obtained from cows
fed on dry fodder was not rs good as
grass made cheese. He complained that
the Nav make OF cheese shipped TO
London and Liverpool had given great
dissatisfaction. All shipped after that
had done well. The tall make kept The
best and gave best satisfaction. The
early make was iair in flavor but would
not keep. and hence the trouble.
The last question was, "How does the
experience of the past lew years warrant
the making dairyiuga speciality to the
exclusion OF grain. raising ?"
Mr.. Harrington. Jr., New York, spoke
tor hall an hour upon this subject, but
said nothing to provo that 1t would be
desirable for the general farmer to
abandon entirely grain growing for the
sake of darying, aud the question was
laid over.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, How RESTORED

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Everyone Speaks
FavOrabIy.

EAST MAHsIIFIELD, Aug. 81 1870 d.
Nix. SrENTNs.
Dear Sir / have been troubled wiki ctuker hou
childhood, eau ing nv mouth 10 b. sore e. tam,
that was unable 10 eat. Have takcI many ptci.
arIti0ns, bat without effect until tried Your -.
ETINE. After taking q few buses. found that %
relieved the iilutncs- ~ the s-omIr. ttit alWal-
accompanies cankcr humvr; and by the time had
taken the third bottle, M no Ita va. entirely ca
eel. Have not been troubled with d since titt
time. which H. eight months ago. have recon-
m,ndcd Il 10 several "f ms acquaintance ani e.. -
cry one peaks layoraby of il, good elect
Yours truly, i. >. SHERMAN.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss;-Probaic Court, Ma, Term, 1872.
To the hBirs.atlaW, neat Of kin aud aud all other
persons interested ia tho eststo ~ Iieeher "
Carr late OF Franklin in the County of heTi'
mack, aud state OF New Hampshire, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS petition has been presented To
w said Court by MERIT Parsons, OF Hartford,
County of oxford and State OF Maine, win certain
papers purporting 10 be copies OF the last " al
and Testament of said Bclcher d. Carr, deceased,
and OF the Probate thereof, in said state OF New
Hsmp hire, duly authenticated, representing that
there il property In said County Of oxford on "hlch
said will operates and that he Is Interested therein
and PRAYING that the said copy may be ued and re
corded In the Probate office, in said County nj Ok
ford aud that such further order ~ orders anu
proceedings 10 be taken a. proyld0d Wy law yon
are hereby cited 20 appear at Probate Court 10
be held at Paris ir said County OF Oxford on the
third Tuesday of July next, al nine o'clock IN the
forenoon, and show cause,if any You have against
inc same-and said petitioner Is hereby directed
TO give public notice thereof, by publishing copy
of this citation three weeks sucoessyely IN the oS
forl Democrat, printed At Paris, in said County OF
Oxford the first publication 10 b. thirty days, ~
least before said Court.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy, attest u 5. IioBBs, Register.
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WANTED,

MEN to work In and around O saw and spoo
Mill. :.
Steady Employment and GOOD WAGES foi
those who are willing 10 work.
Apply to GEO. f. PAUL,
East Stoneham, Me.
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.SCROF u L A
ScrOfulOus HumOrs.

IL VEGETISE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify <
snch diseases restoring the patient to perfect
health after irving different physicians, many rem.
edies suffering for years, Is IL not conclusive proof
If you are sufferer, you can be cured Why l.
this m,,dicine performing such great cure, ; II
works in the blood in the circulating fuid. II can
truly bc called the Gredt BLOOD Purifier. The great
source 81 disease originates In the blood and no
medicine that does not act directly upon 1t, 10 pu-
rify aud renovate, has any just claim upon public
attention When the blood becomes lileless and
stagnant, either from change of weather, Or eli
mate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any
other cause, the NEGETISE will renew the blood,
carry oil the pntrid minors, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels, and lnpaTt a tone Of yigor 10
the whole body The conviction IL, IN the public
mind a. well - in the medical profession that the
remedies supplied by the Vegetable Kingdom
safe, more successful IN the cure Of disea-e,
than mineral medicines. VEGETINE j. composed
of roofs barks and herbs. IL is pleasant 70 take,
aud t. perfectly safe 10 give to an infant. In ScrOf
ula the VEGETlNE has performed wonderful CURES
where many other remedies have failed, - viii be
seen by u few OF the many testimonials given.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE. 7
Augusta, juno 81, ls72 J

TKLAsL KI.k > WIND
Augusta, juno Sd, le7s
I-pon the following Townships or tracts OF land,
not liable 10 DC taxed in any town, TIE following
re assessnents We're made for County taxes 81
1871 by the County Commissioners OF OXFORD
County on the ifteenth day of May, is3s, male
by virtue OF mn act approved February twenty