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MISCELLANEOUS.

3
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ the courts of different States. No publicity Advice
free Notary Public aud Commissioner for State.
r. T. KING, Counsellor Law, 1853 Broadway
A BSOLCTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ Courts of different Satcs deserton &c, sufficient
cause no publicity; no charge until divorce granted:
BARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES AND
II Provsons warranted ~ suit the palate and the
els OF the million. THOMAS II. AGNEW,
go Greenwich street. New York
EORNs, BUNloNs, NAILS ENLARGED JOINTS
~ warts &c, cured without pain. RICE'S AnnihiIator
cures corrs, bunions nails &c. BY mail 81 cents.
DR. RICE 2io broadway corner Fulton street
IIEAIfii BEAUTY [
Ill STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-TNCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGIT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU
1IfUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. 10
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rccommit 1t to the commlStee with instructions to
insert certain amendments, was made and after.
ward withdrawn. After q long discussion, the OH
establishing the compensation OF County Judges
and Surrogates also ordered to third reading.
The Senate this evening ordered the following
bills to third reading:-The New Haven Fare
bill the Gilbert Elevated Railroad, the Poughkeep-
sic Bridge and the West Shore Railroad bills. The
Gilbert Elevated Railroad bill was amended In. Com
mittee of the Whole so that the Common Council
can pull 1t down at any time they come to the con-
clusion that II Is public nuisance.
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GOVERNOR JEWELS INAUGURATION.
a Grand Gala Day In New Eavcn-Thc
ssovernors Message 10 the General As
SeBuhly.
New HAVEN. Conn. Nav

New HAVEN Conn, May !, 1872.
To-day has aeen the gala day OF the year in Con-
necticut. Fuzzy twenty Thousand persons from
abroad were In this city to attend the inaugural
exercises. The military display was the finest
ever seen, there being some three thousand
men In line. Governor Padeliord, or Rhode
Iriand and Ex-Governor Claim, Of Massachusetts,
were here Governor Jewel was sworn in this
afternoon and read his message 10 the ioint Assem-
bly,. Twas mostly taken up with business matters
The debt has been reduced Sssl,O00.
The message recommends stricter banking laws /:
rxemptiau OF sayince bank deposits loaned on
real ert,te from taxation, ana raising
the interee the SCHOOL f1nd. lie deprecates tax
ING Dremfrzr, notes OF Mutual Life Companies and
advises care In the creation OF town debts In ap-
propyIatiops' he advises close examination and
prudence and, no gratuites
The u,esga06. was wen received.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Meeting Of sHe Republican STATE Com
yentioB.

JACKSON, Miss, May ], 1872
The Republican ststc Convention met In this city
to-day at twelve. O'clock. A. s. Morgan, famous for
having married a negro wife was made permanent
president
The convention was about equally divided be-
tween black and whisc, end confusion was apparent
among them Several prominent Northern men
Who have heretofore been the party leaders, re-
fused 70 serve on the committees. The domination
OF delegates 80 tne Philadelphia Convention ~ con
hded 70 delegations from the Congressman his-
tricis.
Congressman Mckee and Berry are here looking
after their Interests. Joe Lynch lc1iOrcdl, secre-
i9ry Of state, Is spoken OF with mIcif favor as
bckees Successor from this district.
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| Marine Disasters.
suir AGRA Gr) Miller, from Hong Kong for New York,
is reported by cable 10 have been lost the Parcels
Reefs, in the China Sea. The an AL ship OF a52
tons, built at Medfor Mass in 1862 hailed from Lon
DOM
GrKAMsHlP AMERICA al Baltimore 18th from Savannah
saw large brig ashore on Body Island
SUR yrsys Br ashore at Dohoy, after being pumped
out parted her cable during heavy blow there. lew
dn Sy snSS and WAS den up % hGeE on the
she would be gotten of.
s p IA s 1nn via nnyane
| not reported.
scas srrrn Tur!lr, rhursion, which left Norfolk on
fSrays T T s e aoGye
5 married besides dGns Other Of
faa1 as sRp
where e. she win r. on the ways for repairs
Graham, OF the Moravian, sent a boat on board the
| would pay all damages
for Baltimore was at 81 Johns PR, 2oth u in distress
temporarily repaired and viii leave Friday Liver
The st;famshp ccncssda rom New Orleans
Louisbourg this morning No particulars have yet been
The steamer Ahsmbra sailed to-day for Montreal via
schooner n miles north Of Seal island Roth mast .p
gone The schooner hailed from Yarmouth but her name
a Portuguese brig went ashore Monday on reef AT
the entrance TO this harbor. The pio. II blamed
Miscellaneous.
The Coast Wreokng Company have commenced exten.
syc operations in the Lakes Capt Merritt the gene.
raj agent has contracted 70 raise schr Alice SINK n,
Detroit fuli OF cargo and schr Preston sunk in the M
agara River, by applying his patent pontoons.
Notice 10 Mariners.
sAs FRAscisco, April 29-Tho State Board ~ Uorhor
commissioners announce reduction of hsrbor ,pns
wharfage and d0ckaee in San Francisco hy ~
recommended by the Chamber Of Commerce "
WhaIcmen.
Cleared at New Bedford April 80 bark Draco SMELL for
A letter from Mr. johnson a hoatsteerer Of bark On
Ze OF NIB reports her in Banda Sea Dec 81 no oil since
spoken.
% Brig Matte Russell, from Portland for Havana, April
brig Navarno, from cenfuegos for Boston, April "a lat
Foreign Ports.
Bnssr April 30Arrived, steamship st Laurent LENA.
rio, New York for Hayre.
BAnAcoa April 2o-n port schrs Asclda Laura McIn-
INST arrived; Atwood, Doane do in days; Harry
Blum, Benson, for do do, L Warren Storm King ana
Davis for do, wig, 80,
Sailed 10Th Clara McConvilc, New YORK; Ella
May and John N Fitch, do. -
CARDIFg April I7-Entered out Nettie Merrynan not
Inns, Rio yanciro 18Th Psyche, Harris New YORK Dag,
MAvisa' xpriI 1s u Installed steamship Juniaa, Ca.
tharlnc from Phlladelpha), New Orleans
Ayx April sGh .s mI pe;,sssIn,s Ahder
Sailed 3Oth bark BIO de Ia Plata tBr), Lander from
Wilmington, NO, Pictou. -,
New Yor2; Lydia skoidcd, Forsyth New orleans; Ma.
ssvsSasS' bs.s wiSSsImsrc Sr Woman o6aric,ton
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NG NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS.

lTEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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SAILED.
Marine Disaste rs.

Steamships Cuba for Liverpool; City Of Baltimore do
Wyoming, do Weybosset New Orleans
Wind at sunset fresh
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THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN egATE CON-
VfNTION

NEw ORLEANS, May !, 1872.
The great Republican, State Convention met here
Yesterday 70 cleo Sdeegatca 90 the Philadelphia Con.
yeption ana presd eniIa electors joI thy sisic. II
viii complete jts IabtNe tV-oN
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r W. vANDEwATER,
e.. OFFICE, CABINET AND MERCANTILE pIyRNI
TURE MANUFACTURER
63 Ann and 1863 William street New York
MO MORE MEDICINE-7qUU CURES OF DysPEP.
Az STA, Phtlsis Constipation Darrhna. Liver and
Nervous Disorders by DU BARRY'S delcions " ~
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD
Which saves nifty times Its cost In medicines Tins b
81 Is; y H., si3 JOHN r. HENRY agent i College
place New York.
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s,n DIR: RADWAYs

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; 80
Qli,k so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY
uNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS
TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
EVERY DAY An INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT
Is SEEN AND FELT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER n
Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
communicates through the Blood Sweat and other
fluids and juices OF the system the vigor OF life for II
scronla, Consumption, Ganduiar Disease Ulcers
IN the throat mouth Tumors, Nodes In the glands and
other parts OF the system Sore Eyes, sfrumorous dis
charges the and the worst forms of Skin dis
eases Eruptions Fever Sores, scad Head, Ring Worm
salt Rheun Erysipeas. Acne Black Spots Worms In the
Fesh Tnnors Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening
aud painful! discharges. Night sweae, and all
wastes OF the life principle, are within the curative
range OF this wonder OF modern chemistry and a few
these forms disease its potent power 20 cure them
III patient, daily becoming reduced by tho wastes
and decomposition that Is continually progressin1 suc-
arrcstnp these wastes, and repars
new material made from healthy blood-and this the
SARSAPARILLIAN will and does sccure-a cure r. Ger.
tain; when this remedy commences its work of
purifcaton, and succeeds In diminishing the loss OF
wastes It's repairs will be rapid and every patient
Will icel himself growing better and stronger, the fool
dsestng better appetite Improving and flesh and weight
increasing e'-
Not only does tho sARsAPARILLTANT REsoLyENT
excel all known remedial agents In the of Chronic
scroions Constitutional and Skin diseases but il II Tho
only positive cure for - WV
Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes Dronsv
Soppngc Of Water Inconnencc OF Urine Brights III,
ease. Sold by Druggists. Price 81 D''
RAILWAY a co, 20 Warren street
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
CULTURED
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ing list Of Editorial Contributors:
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

& &
ate. lie bas at different times iillcd
various offices in his county, and has
three times been elected by tho CHI.
zens Of TauiA county 10 represent
them in tho General Assembly, each
time receiving the nominatioa from
his party by reclamation, as yester.
day he received the nomination for
the S~pcakcrship. He is 4 farmer,
and proud OF it, and honcrs the 70.
cation as it honors him.
That Mr.. Wilson will prove n pop.
ular presiding officer, his experience
IN legislative work, acquaintance
with parliamentary law, promptness
and decision of character, added TO a
dign,ied and courteous bearing,
leave no doubt. All who Know him
feel confident that the man in whose
hand the gavel of the House has for
the first time in the history OF the
State been placed by the cordial con,
sent of all the members OF his own
party, will prove that the signal hon.
or was not llladv,sedly or inappro.
priately conferred"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
The .saatment ACCORDED by

| The Treatment accorfl BY the
politicians to Summers Ono Term
measure, has been rathqr inexplica-
bic. In fact, Sumner asthereby set
them upon verv equlvccal ground
for is it not their usual tack to de.
nounce that Senator on all possible
occasions, as being set against the
Administration, and, therefore,
against the party? In this light they
ought to oppose his measure. But,
then. are they not, with rare cxcep-
lions, aspirants to the Presidential
chair themselves? In this light,
again, they ought to favor 1t, since
the shorter the term the sooner each
ones turn will come, Well, there is
strange conflict Of interests ip this
world.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
MoNrAr, Jan. s

MoNEAY, Jan. 8.
The two branches met promptly at
2 o'clock, p. NJ, in the respective
chambers.
The SENATE was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Bulls, who de-
livered a short speech of congratula-
ton and welcome.
The following officers were elect
ed pro TIM:
in. Weart, Secretary; Al Swain,
Postmaster; Val M.ndcll, Sergeant
alarms.
On roll call only fourteen old Sen.
ators e found present. Senators
Lowry. Atkins, Mon UT, Hurley and
Mexican were appointed committee
on credentials.
The House. was called TO order by
John A. Kasson, and, on his motion.
NJ. j. Rohlfs vas elected speaker
pro tcM. gssG8 ga
Representatives p ratt, Teale, Dun
,combe, Goodspeed. and Butler were
appointed comn.ttee on credentials
and ordered to report Tuesday
morning. The following, pro TEN Off
GERS were elected
Charles Aldricii. clerk 3. Van
Steinburg, assistant clerk ; r. D..
Baird, postmaster; J. ID. Common, as.
sistant postmaster. s8 81
TUESDAY, Jan. Q.
In the SENATE. the following Off
cers were elected Secretary, J. A.
T.. Hull; LIST Assistant Secrclar y, w.
L.Vestal; I'd Assistan, Secretary,
C.V. Gardner ; E~ngrosslng Clerk,
Fannie Richards /; Enrolling Clerk,
Z. G Stanley; Scrgcant-afarms, A.
+. Hotter; Doorkecper, William Nc
Marshman .Janitor. J.. E. Guild;
Messengers, Frank S. Eicd, Wan. l..
Barker and Eddie Long Paper Fold
ers, Ida Stoughton AMI Mrs. T.. Al.
Wright; Postmaster, al Sralm (; as
sistant Postmaster, Jno NJ. Edwards;
Mail Carrier, Ezra Ratlhu4.
Senator Lowry introduced a bill
TO repeal tie law allowing towns aud
townships to Vote aid tt railroads.
Ii the Housr. the FLOWING off
GERS we're elected SPEAKER, James
Wilson (; Chief Clerk, v. j.. Salty;
lst Assistant CLERK, lenj. J. Van
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
Speaker Of the House.

Il wilfb gratifying to the friends
Of Hon. James Wilson that he was
the Republican nominee for Speaker
of tho House, and elected to that Of
flee on Tuesday. It is peculiarly graf
flying to know that he had nc oppo-
s!tion III the caucus, he being nomi.
mated by reclamation, on motion. Of
AR. Close, who had been considered
a contcstent.
Tama County has had reason for
the pride she has always felt in her
Representative, and the added honor
will add to her pride.
The State Register graphically *
presses the sense of the State in re-
gard to Mr.. Wilson:
Tie House Of Representatives
yesterday, made an unanimous selcc.
ton of Hon. James Wilson, of Ia
ma, Tor Speaker. The recipient Of
this nnusualhonor conferred upon n
one Tor the first time in Iowa, is well
worthy Of it. Dur Iowa has few
men OF moro worth, none Of a better
manllncss, none more thoroughly a
representative Of the people.
Speaker Wilson is d native ofScot-
land, having been born at Ayrshire,
a place noted as the birthplace Of
Robert Burns. After q residence of
sixteen years in Scotland he cmigrat-
ca 70 this country. settling III Con-
necticut. -Four years later lie lett
the land of steady habits and settled
IN Iowa. Here he has been president
sixteen years. Mr.. Wilson's school
education was completed at Iowa
College, although he is not a rradu-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
SENATORIAL CONTEST ENDED.
Vim. VI. Allison, VoNniieAsca.

The Senatorial Caucus was held
on YESTERDAY evening, and Hon. VIM.
b. Allison, of Dubuqe received the
nomination. As the Republicans con
troll the Legislature, he will be elect
ed next Tuesday, TO the place now
held by Hon, James Harlan. While
the iricuds OF Mr.. Ha:lan have work
ed earnestly, and now feel greatly
disappointed, we have no aoubt that
they will acqrrese in the action o.
The majority Of the Republicans ofthS
Legislature. The contest has been
the most bitter Of any we ever knew
in Iowa, and we hope that the
friends oil both gentlemen vii! stris'
10 bring back harmony and good
| feeling.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

Those Of the legal profession
whose classical studies have not
reached beyond the mysteries OF the
Old English Reader and Cobb's
Spelling Book ought to feel dcvout-
" thankful to the Commission, which
has just revised the Code of Iowa,
for expurging theretrom al phrases
and words from the ancient Language
cs. The Commission doubtless had
in view the more i~lliterate portion Of
the profession and q few Justices of
the Peace, when this was determined
upon. II the Commission had also
recommended the printing of Web
stef's Unabridged, or even Jenkins
Vest-rccket Lexicon, in the AE-
pendix, it would have afforded furth-
or material aid to numbers of the
profession i'll a proper understanding
IS .h~i--~~.h---tangue. A. any
rate, no pains should b9 spared to
make tie meaning and Intent of the
Code easily observable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
Jan, md . o clock A NJ.

Board met Pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mcssrs, Poyneer, Jaqua and
Ramsdell. ordered that The relief here'o-
fore given to Martin Quinlin, for the sup.
port Of Danniel Conneli, a pauper trans
ferred to Stephen Osonner until otherwise
ordered. The amour. due for Nov anil Dae.
to..be included in this Resolution;
Carried,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

Stcinberg, "a assistant Clerk, II. a.
Copeland; Eugtossine Clerk, Matte
L. Locke; En- olling Clerk, Laura y
Berry; Postmaster, AL Swalm; assist
ant Postmaster, j. N. Edwards Ser
wean,.at.arms, q. w. Sherman. The
other officers will be appointed by
the Speaker.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

1t is believed that Mayor Hall will
soon resign. Gen. Coehrane is now
acting as Mayor.
Charles Hale, OF Massachuse,ts,ha
been appointed Assistant Secretary
of state bv the President.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
The Free Traders cannot dcri,

The Free Traders cannot derive
much comfort from the result OF the
Senatorial contest in Ohio. Senator
Sherman was charged with being a
Protectionist, and the whole, Free
Trade influence of the country was
brought to bear against him. In
stead of lodging the question, as so
many politicians are IN the habit of
doing lately, the charge was Confess
ad. The fight was made generally
on that issue,-Protection or No
Protection. The result was dis
couraging to the Tariff Reformers.
Senator Sherman was overwhelming
ly nominated and elected. Ohio has
not been considered a; very strong
Protective State, but the reelection
| Of John Sherman, on tho Protective
issue, places that State boldly OH the
right side. This is only a straw to
| show the direction of the current,
and is one of the many indications
| that whenever and wherever tho Pro.
tective issue is fairly and squarely
made Protection is sure to win.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

4 a o clock T.. NJ.
Board met pnrsuent> to adjournment,
Present; Messrs. royner aud Jaqua
John Ramsdell, Supervisor Elect, qualified
and his oath of office was flol with the
Auditor.
Fayettc Hurd, County Superintendent
Elect, qualified and filed his oath Of ofic,
with the Auditor.
Moved that Mr.. Poyne- DO the permA'
nent chAirm an OF the Roard for the ensu
ing year:
Carried.
Board adjourned until y P. NJ.
a +. NJ.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
And proceeded to examination Of official
Bonds.
Bond OF Robt Mccormick, Justice Of
Peace. Perry Township, approved.
Bond OF NJ. A. Newcomb. Justice Of
Peace, Tama Township, approved.
Bond Of James Fowler, Justice, Of Peace,
Carroll Twonship, approved.
Bond Of 7. s, Talmage, Township Clerk
Clrk Tounsh ip, approved.
Bond Of Elias Brewer, Constable. Indian
Village Township approved.
Bond Of John Stewart, Constable. Salt
| Creek Township, approved.
Bond Of Thos. 8. Carter Constable.
Tama Township, approved.
Bond Of Henry ID. Fuller, Constable.
| Buckin gtam Township, approved.
Bond Of Thaddeus Avery, Constable,
| Tama Townsh ip approved.
| Bond ofW. II. Nols:caa, Coun. y Sur
veyor, approved,
Bond Of A. NJ. Smith Township Clerk
Carroll Township, approved.
Rond Q fw. II. Holstead, Township Clerk
| Spring Greek Township, approved.
Bond Of Christopher Spire, Township
EClerk Columbia Township approved.
Bond of John K. Felter, Township Clerk
| Crystal Township, approved.
Bond Of David c. Lamb, Township Clerk
Otter Creek Township, approved.
Bond of John Craig, township Clerk
Carlton Township, approved.
Bond Of Wesley Camp Township Clerk,
Salt Greek Township, approrl
Boaad of ]. NJ. VIM, Township Clerk
Buckingham Township, approved.
Board adjourned until 2nl, inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, W
JAN. TERM A. d. 1872.
r.a.a, Ian. ,st 10 o'h,,,k A.

Toledo, Jan, LIST, 10 oblock A. NJ.
Board me, pursuant to adje urnment.
Present; Messrs. Poyner and Jaqua.
On notice, Mr.. Poyner was appointed
act as Temporary chairman.-Thc Board
proceeded to examination Of claims.
Board adjourned till l O clock r. NJ,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

A gentleman was introduced to a
young lady recently, and addressed
her as follows: "Where do you
live when you are at homer" to
which she promptly replied: when
/ am at home | live there
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

The Court House of Dickinson
county was totally destroye ed by FIRE,
all official papers and records, except
three books containing some court
records, were burned.