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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA.
CONDENSED
Time Table,

CONDENSED
T1na.9!7, ,E::I'aR1e.,
GOING SOUTH.
Departs.
Northwood 320pm 50am 8 80 q m
Mason City 8 3opm 330am 68Oam
Ackley 915pm 7aO m 8 Al a. I'm
Arrives.
Marshall 100 m 1901 p m II OOs m
Departs.
/" 500 m 12 so p m IL II. m
Grinnell Z O5 IN 2 90 IN LOO p m
Oskaloosa 10 55 m As m 235 pm
Ed yville II OF pm 6a5pm 305 pm
Arrives.
Abba lsopm 745pm s45pm
GOING NORTH.
Arrives.
Northwood 500 "a m II 40am 540am
Mason City 700 m 10 00am 400 o m
Acklcy 55 an G2Oa M ~ 20 m
Departs.
Marshall 26Oa 3Oam 800am
Arrives.
" 9 4oa II so p M 10 60 m
Grinnell 25 IN 10 As pm S45am
Oskaloosa 10 56 m 80 pm AS IN
Eddyville 10 - pm 35 pm O5 m
Departs.
Abba S5 am 400am l As pm
At or.hwood, .hc present nor,ern ter
minus, good Livery for all parts of Northern
Iowa and Southern Minnesota.
Connections with the Following Reads.
Mason City, with Milwaukee and Saint
Paul Railway, direct to Duluth, Mnnearo>
lis, Saint Paul and Saltwater, Milwaukee, :
| Madison, Lacrosse, McGregor AMI North
Western Iowa
Acsley, with Illinois Central Il. II. FOR
| Dubuque, lreeport, TT. Dodge and Sioux
| City.
Marshalltown, with Chicago and North
Western n. r. for Cedar Rapids, Clinton.
| Dixon, Chicago, Boone and Omaha
| Grinnell, with Chicago. Rock island and
! Pacific r. Il. for Chicago, LnSai.e. Rock
Island, Davenport, Iowa City. DesMoncs
| Omaha and Council Bluffs.
| Edayyille, with les Moincs Valley Il. Il
! FOR Keokuk, Warsaw, jacksonville and
| Southern Illinois.
| Alba, with Burlington md Missouri Ri7
| err Railway for Saint Louis, Omaha, Saint
Joseph, Kansas City, Loavenwortb, Bur
ling,on, Quincy, Galesburg, Peoria and
Chicago.
c. G. GILMAN, Pres. md Gent sAtpt.
CT KIRBY Asst Gen'l Sup,.
&C LYLE, G u Ticket Ag't
TIME TABLE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
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DIR. CROOKS VINE OF tart

|N1NE UF TAKy
Has cured so many cases
OF Asthma and Bronchi.
It's, that it has been pro.
nounced a specific for
these complaints. If af-
fiicted, will you let preju.
Dice prevent you from
being cured alsoo
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
VINE OF TARl

Restores the Appetite,
strengthens the Stom.
ach, relaxes the Liver.
and puts them to work :
causes the food to digest.
and makes pure blood.
removing Dyspepsia, In
tiirnst;op a.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
OF THE
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
HALLWAY
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ON AND AFTER
MAY II. 1871.
Passenger trains will run "a follows
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Of the government, and 60 plunderns all
over the country, instead Of staying at
Washington and attending to their bust
ness.
Mr.. Bingham of Ohio, chairman of the
judiciary committee, argued in support Of the
resolution, taking the ground that the legs.
lation Of the country had been confined to
the republican majority, and that party would
take the responsibility of adjournment.
Mr.. Kellogg of Conn, wanted the income
tax repealed before the adjournment.
Mr.. Banks asked Mr.. Dawes whether. if
the resolution was adopted now. it would be
afterwards competent for the House to res
cind it.
Mr.. Dawes admitted that 1t would not.
Mr.. Banks suggested that the House would
then be putting itself entirely in the power of
the Senate.
After further discussion the resolution on
motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, was referred to
the committee on ways and means.
Mr.. Getz offered his resolution inquiring as
to the use of Seneca sandstone in the new
building for the State department, and it was
agreed to, there being only five negative
votes.
Mr.. McIIenry Of Ky, introduced bill re-
moving political disabilities from several
persons in Kentucky. Passed
Adjourned.
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Washington Matters.

Senator Morrill, of Vermont, entertained
at dinner ON Saturday President Grant, Vice
President Colfax, Speaker Blaine, Senator
Anthony, Secretary Fish and others.
Postmaster General Creswell is heartily
carrying out the civil service reform by hav-
ing the applicants for vacant clerkship,
twenty six in number, examined by a board
of experienced clerks. The three who pass
the best examinations will be reported to
him, and he will appoint one of them to the
vacant position.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections will probably report in favor of
giving Gen. Abbott his seat as Senator from
North Carolina, under the English Parlamen-
tary presidents, he having received all the
votes legally cast. There will be a minority
report declaring that it was not possible for
minority of the North Carolina Legislature to
elect General Abbott, and that if the votes
for Vance are to be thrown out, no quorum
voted.
In the United States Senate Friday, the
final adjournment resolution and the appor-
tionment bill occupied the attention of the
members all day. Upon the forper matter
there was long and spirited discussion and
several amendments were offered and re-
Jected. The resolution finally passed. The
apportionment bill was made a special order
for Monday. In the Teuse, the greater part
Of the session was spent in considering the
legislative and pension appropriation bills in
committee of the whole. Both were reported
to the House and both were passed.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Madame Lynch, widow of Lopez of Para
quay, is dying in France.
Fitz John Porter is appointed superinten-
dent of works for the Jersey new State luna
tic asylum at Morristown.
The congressional committee of investiga-
ton has adjourned its session in New York
| until Wednesday.
The congressional committee to inyesti.
gate the Louisiana troubles has arrived in
New Orleans.
The United States Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday. In the House, the day
was devoted to general debate.
new religious journal has been estab-
lished in Rome which will oppose the dogma
of nfalibility. Perc Hyacinthe is to be one
of the contributors.
Caleb Gushing states that in his opinion the
Geneva arbitration on the Alabama claims
Will result in a satisfactory settlement with
out any difficulty.
A suit for S25 900 has been brought in
New York against Brick Pomeroy by Sadie
Wilkinson of New Haven, for a breach of
promise of marriage. 1t is alleged that he
promised to marry her in 1866.
conservative caucus in Raleigh, N. c.,
has nominated Matthew W. Ransom (demo-
craft for L. S. Senator, to fill the vacancy
caused by Fance's resignation.
The trustees of the Peabody fund have let
out 500 houses with planted grounds attached
ut Brixton, to small families, in accordance
with the directions of the late Mr.. Peabody
A despatch at the Merchants Exchange,
Boston, states that the steam tug Nautilus,
Capt. Snow, from Bucksport, Me-, for New
York, foundered off Wellfieet on Saturday
morning. She left Cape Ann Friday eve
| ming, and soon after sprung aleak, which con-
tinuing to increase to a dangerous extent
the crew were compelled to abandon her.
They left the vessel in their boat and landed
at Welheet.
France will not disturb the commercial
treaty with England, except by making few
changes in the. tariff. 1t is reported that NJ.
Theirs is opposed to the creation of the Office
OF vice president. There is a story to the
effect that the republicans in the south of
France have organized for an uprising, and
that any attempt of the monarchists to alb
solve themselves from their obligations will
be the signal for taking up arms.
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News from New York.

New York, 20. An alleged cable report
was circulated to-day, speaking of trouble
between England and Russia, arising from
the reported determination of the former to
oppose further Russian advance in Asia
The story is considered wholly without foun-
d4jon.
There is trouble in the board of aldermen,
two or three members refusing to serve on
the committee of finance with Mehrbach as
chairman. as arranged by President Coch-
rane. 1t is said that this was part of the bar
gain under which Cochrane was chosen presi-
dent.
Another citizen of Brooklyn, w. T. Hoyt,
was shot last night in Henry street by des-
perado, wounding him in the arm but not
dangerously.
The treasurer of the Holland Society Mr..
Vanden Houton, was assaulted with slung-
shot in Prospect street, Brooklyn, to-day,
and probably manned for life. The sound Of
footsteps saved the injured man from robbery
end perhaps death.
A passenger named Bulls was blown from
a car on the Flushing railroad by the gale
this morning and severely injured.
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Isaac Rich's Will.

Boston, 20 The will of the late Isaac
Rich was entered for probate to-day. After
numerous private requests, among which is
$4,000 to Rev. Joseph Cummings, President
Wesleyan University, at Middetown, Conn.
Mr.. Rich desires that all his estate and prop
rty shall finally go to the trustees of the
Boston Wesleyan University, and be under its
management and direction to promote and
perpetuate piety and learning; and inasmuch
as he hopes the Boston Theological Seminary
will be merged into the Boston University he
directs his trustees within three years after
his decease in the Boston University
shall have become possessed of real and per-
sonal estate to the value of $500, 900 to pay
to the trustees of said University the sum OF
$4,000 in five years; 900 in seven years;
$4,000 at the end of ten years, and to con-
yey to said trustees all the real, personal, and
mixed estate, together with the accumulatons
for their absolute disposal for ever, in case
the Boston University does not within ten
years acquire property to the amount of
$500, coo or in case it abandons its charter be-
fore that time, one undivided half of the
above mentioned property shall revert to the
Wesleyan University at Middletown, Conn,
500, 900 to the town of Welheet; the income
of (which to be used for purposes of education;
$4,000 to the Wesleyan Acadeny at Will
braham; $4,000 to the Preachers Aid So
ciety and New England Conference; S25, 900
to the New England Educational Society
S25, 900 to the Maine Wesleyan Academy at
Readfeld; $4,000 to the East Maine
Academy at Bucksport and the residue and
remainder of all the property to the Wesleyan
University at Middleton. VIM. Clafin of
Newton, VIM. A. West of Dorchester and j.
Poldsburg of Boston are named as executors
The property under the will is sworn at
LOO, 600.
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THE Culture OF TIE lIAIR.-Just as sure
~ AS soil infested with Canadian thistles
can be made to produce fine crops of golden
grain, the scalp now sparsely covered with
harsh dry, unmanageabe hair can be made
prolific of siiken tresses. All that is neces-
sary to effect the change in either case is the
right kind of fertilizer. Leaving the agricu-
tural chemists to determine how the barren
land shall be made fruitful, we positively as
sert that LYONS Kathairon is unequaled as u
fertilizer and beautitier of the hair. Twenty
five years of success is the basis of this I'M
qualified statement. During that time it has
been used by many millions OF both sexes,
and the first instance in which it has failed 10
fulfil, the expectations of a rational purchaser
has YET 10 be discovered. 1t will not cause
hair to grow on a vanished gourd; but
wherever the roots of the hirsute fbers re-
main undistIrbed, it will cause them TO put
forth new shoots, and in all cases where the
hair has become thin il viii increase its vol
ume. iau21- reod&w
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Telegraph News In General.

Louisville Ky, 30. T. S. Daley federal
soldier convicted of voluntary manslaughter
for shooting and killing Austin b. McNeal a
fellow soldier at Taylor barracks last Octo-
Der, has been sentenced to ten years in the
Penitentiary
Milwaukee, Wis, %. well executed 20
dollar note on the National Bank of New
York is in circulation here
Cincinnati, 30. Blackburn charged with
the murder f his mistress, Mary Jane Lowell
in Chilicothe has been sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary for life.
st. Petersburg, 80. Intelligence was re-
ceived to day of the total destruction by
earthquake of Schamachia, town of trans
Caucasia. The shocks were protracted and
many lives were lost.
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pie. The Count claims as Of yore the right
divine, and says: 81 shall never abdicate my
claim to the throne of France. shall never
Sorsake the mornarchial principles which |
haze preserved intact for forty years and
which is the last hope of the greatness and
liberties of France. Bioodshed and anarchy
threaten France because her salvation is
sought in personal questions and not in prin-
ciples. shall never uphold the flag Of
France and aid in restoring the ancient pres
tige Of her arms. Time presses and alliance
and reorganization are urgent. The happi-
ness Of France is my only ambition, and
will never consent to become revolutionist
where am the legitimate King"
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to all love and peace and holiness and saliva.

ton. l have tried to so preach that there
could be no possible question as to the tone
Of this pulpit. I have endeavored to put it
and to keep it against every possible manifes-
tation Of the devil on the side of the Lord AL
mighty. What have accomplished in these
ways, has been and is at present the question of
my deepest concern. In other respects my sue
cess for the parish or, If you please, your
success, while have been among you, has
been far greater than any early anticipations
I ever had about it. But in respect to the
minds and the hearts of my hearers-to the
soul and the life of the congregation, IEnoe
not lchat IAare accomplished. If thought
had done no real good, should feel poor and
miserable indeed tonight. May not hope
that some of you have taken some steps for
ward and upward since l have heen among
you. May not feel that have spoken some
word or done some deed that has improved
the life of some of your souls. And let me
repeat once more in your hearing 'Whatso-
ever things are true, whatsoever things are
honest, whatsoever things are just, whatso-
ever things are pure, whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of good reports
if there be any virtue and if there be any
praise, think on these things My friends an
brethren, bid you, one and all, farewell"
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The age OF railroads and the tel graph give
rise TO fast living. and increases the desire
for making rapid fortunes, some wishing 70
outstrip, and others to be atleast equal to their
neighbors. In order to keep up with tins
eager and unequal contest, the brain is taxed
to its utmost power, while humanity is rem
dered an easy prey to disease. Tie Heart
Liver, Stomach. Lungs, or Nervous System
becomes afflicted, and sickness in the form of
Heart Disease. Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Bron-
ehities, Consumption, Paralysis or Mania, is
the result The use of Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Nypophosphites will enable the
mind to sustain a greater strain unfettered by
conflicting thoughts and upwearied by con-
tinued study. 1t imparts power of concentra-
ton. What before seemed difficult of solu
lion, becomes comparatively easy, and the
body is physically strong under its use.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, January, 30.

CUiIDN-salss 3ii2 bales: mid. uplands 2sia
p j., r lOefi-- 1joO; state1'5g ~; round hoop ONO
ooogIsO western ! 1Jg740 southern 615d9 So
WHEAT 1000 bu; no. 2 spring l50al52 new
20 20 winter red aad amber western 100 AIS
60 -"
OATS-sales 1900 western - a50
PORN new mess, ult51 old II :,
Is % prime,
LARD 97s q o4 steam: kettle, 10Y.
BCLIEk-Wes llglft; stale, 2593..
WHIskEf ! western free, pa.
RiCE-Carolina, IA aSIs
SuGAR-Porto Rico. ;M0seovado, 9fd9}.
MOLASSES-N. o. 41d5S
SP'fS TURPENTINE- az
ROSIN- CLIO
PkTROLEu M-crude, I3g234; refined,
TALLOW- 959ss
FRElGHIS TO LIVERPOOL. - Cotton, 30,
7ad, hour o. OIL, wheat 54d
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Matters in Salt Lake CITY.

Salt Lake City, 90. In the council to- day
the reading of the Governors veto of the ad-
mission bill was followed by groans and
Kisses. The members spoke of it with anger
and contempt. motion was adopted that
the veto be not specified on minutes. The
council appointed committee to act with the
house committee to prepare joint resolu-
ton, submitting to the people the matter of
converting a convention to draft State CON
stitution; also to petition Congress for adj
mission
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Testimonial from James S. Sanborn of
Boston, manufacturer OF Coffees. Spices,
Horse Radish. &C.. and well known 10 most OF
the merchants OF Maine and Massachusetts,
Mr. KINsMAy: l have used DR.. Kinsnian's
AZ getable Elixir for five years or more, and
consider it the most valuable remedy for the
complaints which it is recommended to cure.
more especially Neuralgia, from which was
suffering severely for one week, which inter
ierred to a considerable extent with my eye
sight; and upon one application Of DR.. Kins-
mans Vegetable ELIXIR. was Immediately
cared. | would recommend j as a very vsl-
liable medicine. (Signedl
]. s. SaSBoFS.
TT&S
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Miss Rose A. Young. Of Star. ma, ~,

Miss Rose A. Young, Of Stark, met with
serious accident one day last week. Abe vas
to have spelling school, where she was
teaching, one evening, and in order, perhans.
to ''make an impression" she crimped 4 lutte
switch which she wore, making wavy mass
about her shoulders. During the evening abe
happened to swing her chair" over light.
when the mass caught like finder. Several
rushed to her assistance, but not until she
had been badly burned about the neck and
shoulders was the fire subdued. She is now
doing we'll.
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Boston Items.

Boston, 20. The trial. of w. A. Glover,
for robbing the Boylston National Bank,
commenced to-day in the superior court.
Three inches of snow fell to-day, clearing
Up with cold northwest winds.
a resolve passed the Massachusetts Senate
to-day asking Congress in view of the antici-
pated effects of the treaty of Washington, to
provide relief and indemnity to the fishing
interests by bounty or tonnage, or such other
form as may best protect them.
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News From " ashingtOn.

Washington, 20. The British and Ameri-
can mixed commission held a brief session
to-day. No decisions were made.
A number of tobacco manufacturers of
Chicago having petitioned the commissioner
of internal revenue to refund the value of the
stamp on packages of tobacco destroyed by
the great fire, the commissioner replies that
he has no warrant OF law to grant the relief
asked
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New York Stock Market.
View YORK, January

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Maliposa 10 pid., Canton Co. sOI Cum
berland Co. ~ Western Union Tel Co, TN
Quicksilver Mining Coz 26% Pacific Mail. IS =;
Boston Water Powea 10 Adams Eek. Co.. Ok ;
Wells, Fargo CO., 5sls American Merchants Ia
60h; U. 5. Eek. Co., 604s y. Y. Central II Hudson
River, w do scrip. !3A Erie, 3.5s do. pfi. So
Harlem, li6 ; do. ptd l2o ; Reading. lli4 Mich
Central, lis Lake Shore and Michigan southern
So4; Illinois Central rs ;Cleveland Il Pittsburg,
yl2s Chicago North Western, = /; do. pid 90s4
Chicago 4 Rock Island, HOS; iMil. st. Paul rs
do pid., IA; Tolcdo Wabash 4 Western, AK
do. pfd So Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne, VI 1erre
Haute, 20 do pid 81; Alton, l2U4s do, pfd l23X-
Ohio & Miss, 4Gis Boston, Hartford Il Ere. az
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Meetings are being held on every evening at
the vestry of the Methodist society in Hal
lowell. Some conversions have occurred,
many backsliders have been reclaimed, and
the interest is steadily on the increase.
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There were five deaths in IIallowel last
week-Charles Emery, aged about 81; Mrs.
Z. King, aged G2; Mrs. +. A. Heath, aged
about 40; Mrs. John Dunn, aged Ill; a
child of Mr.. Jones on Winthrop hill, aged
about one year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-30

At the Granite church, on the last Sabbath,
Prof. Barbour stated tina. by the report of the
Treasurer of the South Parish it appears that
the sum of Sl3s9.lS has been contributed
during the past year, and paid over by the
Treasurer to the several benevolent objects
for which the contributions were taken. This
is larger sum than has been contributed in
any one year since 1864, and in but three in
stances has so large an amount been collect
ed, in like manner, for twenty years. And
this has been accomplished in view of the
fact that more than $500 have been con-
tributed by members of the Society to pay its
entire Indebtedness, and that for the first time
for many years the Society enters upon
new year entirely free from debt. In addi-
ton to this, large sums have been contributed
by individual members for various charities.
So that the payment of the Indebtedness for
the erection of the church ediiee was the in
centive for more liberal subscriptions tor
other objects.
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T(eu.

In East Monmouth, 18th inst, Of lung fever, Hon.
Eoenezer Freeman aged ST years.
At the National Military Asylum 2Sth inst, of
consumption, James O. shaughnessey, late Of Co.
Z, .72d Mass Vols
In Union, 10Th inst, Miss Martha Vaughan, aged
q years; 10Th inst, Mrs. Mary Barlow formerly Of
Liberty, aged 20 years