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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

The lawsuits which haye grown out OF
che Beecher.Tilton scandal are the same
in number rs the original States. And
like those States the prcsent suits have
territory enough around each one to make
m indefinite number more. The thirteen
original suits are Us follows: /. Tiiton vs..
Bcecher, criminal conversation" $780,
oO damages; 3. Tilton VS. Brooklyn Eagle,
Tor libel, 100000; 3. Tilton vs.. New York
World, for libel, $780, 4. Tilton vs..
New York Tribune, for libel, 500, 900; &.
2, and I Henry G. Bowen vs.. Brooklyn
Eagle, three libel suits, 800, 600 ca n: g.
Henry {. Bowen VS.. reporter BROOKLYN
Eagle; .. Miss Edna D. Proctor vs.. Moul.
ton. 100000; 10. Miss Proctor rs. 0raoh.
Sc. elO0, 900; II. Miss Proctor VS.. Moalton
Aecond suit, 500, O0o;. IL. Beecher vs.. Til.
ton, 100000; u. Beecher vs.. Moulton.
100000. Tor al OF which the lawyers
rejoice,
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The Republic.

We have received Ne Vol. / of The
Republic. the new daily morning newspa-
Der just established in New York City.
1t is Republican journal published By
the New York Republican Newspaper As.
ISOLATION and is started to fill want which
has been felt ever since the apostasy Of
the Tribune. 1t starts out with full
corps Of editors and contributors Of mark.
ed ability, most of whom have been en-.
gagged on some other paper in New York
Or elsewhere It is an eight page paper,
same size of the Chicago Tribune. The
first number makes creditable showing,
and there is no doubt but that the Rspub-
nc will prove success. They propose
Issuing weekly as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made, which will be
OF mach interest and value to those wish.
ing to take city paper.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

We have received the first number of a
new paper just started at Belle Plaine, call
ed the Rsoiew. It is . neat and tasty
looking sheet, and has liberal advel tbs.
ing patronage to start out on. Its editor
says "Wc shall discuss the political issues
Of the day. from an independent stand
point" This Is something we hardly
believe In. We do not believe there is such
thing Us neutrality in politics. "Yec en-.
not serve God and Nammon," was no
trusr 1900 years ago than il is to-day.
The Rsbiess, however, makes good show
ing in the local department. which, after
al. y one Of the principal features Of !
county newspaper. Il y published by
8. 8. Harrington 4 Co.. md 4 a eight
page 5 column sheet.
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rlxA COUNTY NORMAL INSTITUTE.
To b held q Ts1edO, Lows, Csnnenc.
Ing 0sscnsr 1sta, as!t. and
DAILY EXERCISES

DAILY EXERCISES.
READrso-45 MINUTES.
First Week-Classifcat Of Element
ary Sounds: Markings Of Tonic Elements
Second Wcek-Quality. Force. Stress and
Pitch; Glass Drill. Third Week-Quali
ty. Movement, Infection, Circumfex
and Pause: Glass Drill. Fourth Week
Melody, I ansition Person ion, Position
and Gesture: Class Drill.
oRTHoaRAPHY-20 MNCTEs.
Fret Week-Classifcatio Of Element
AIRY Sounds; Class Drill in Spelling Ser-
Ond Week-Rules for Spelling; Class
Drill in Spelling. Third Week-Word
analysis; Class Drill in Spelling. Fourth
Week-Dictionar, Exercises; Methods
Of Class Drill.
PENMANsHTP.
First Week--Position, Movement and
Principles Of Writing Second Week
Form, Movement, Exercises and CLASH
fication of Small Letters. Third Week
Movement. Exercises. Small and Capt.
tai Letters. Fourth Week-Letter Writ
ing and Business Forms.
ARITHMETIc-45 MINUTES.
First Week-Fundamenta Rules and
Properties of Numbers. Second Week
Fractions, Common an Decimal; Com
pound Numbers. Third Week-Prcccnt-
.ge and its application; Interest. Fourth
Week-Ratio and Proportion; Partner
ship, Involution and Evolution.
GRoGRAPHY-45 MINUTES.
First Week-General Geography. Sec
ond Week-Cnited States, with special
study of Geography Of Iowa. Third
Week-Remainder or Western Hemis
phere. Fourth Week-Eastern Hemis-
phere.
GRAMMAR-45 MINUTES.
First Week->Language Lessons; form
ing and analyzing Simple Sentences;
Rules for the use of Capitals. Second
Weck-Parts of Speech and their Pro
perties. Third Weck-lnfection Of Parts
VI Speech; Parsing. Fourth Week
Syntax and Composition.
PHYsrOLoGY-45 MINUTEs.
First Week-Bones and Muscles. Sec
ond Week-Food. Digestion and Absorb
ton. Third Week-Circulation and
Respiration Fourth Wcek-Ncrvous
system and Special Senses.
IsroRY OF UNITED sTATEs-45 MINUTES.
First k-Discoveries, Claims and
Settlements. Second Week-Frcnch and
Indian War; Revolutionary War. Third
Week-The Constitutional Period to 1875.
Fourth Week-Reccnt Events and Con-
stitution.
DTDACTICs-45 MINUTES.
First Week-School Organization and
Classification. Second Week School
Discipline and General Exercises. Third
Week-Met DDS of Instruction. Fourth
Week-MethOds of instruction.
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Total number votes east.

lOtal NUMBER votes cast, o.
WE Apologize and Everett MCGEE re.
ceiying the highest number Of votes were
duly declared nominees Of the meeting.
George L Bailey Esq. was then duly de.
Glazed the nominee of the meeting for
Township Clerk by reclamation.
John " Ebersolc was also declared the
nominee Of the meeting for township As
SCISSOR, by aeciamafion.
Franklin Davis, knight Dexter and A..
! Churchill We're nominated by acclama.
tion for township trustees of Toledo town
ship.
The following gentlemen we're on mo-
lion elected Us members Of the township
Central Committee for the ensuing wear:
Mcssrs \ Wheaton, n Fisher and E
NJ Beilb5.-.
The following motion was then adopted:
Moved that the Tp. Committee be in
structed to call caucus for all future
meetings instead Of i Primary Election
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for office.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
THOMAS S. FREE,
Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

We received pleasant call from MIR. f.
F. Phelps, agent for the Iowa State. \ las
to be published by Mr.. A. T. Andreas,
Chi, ago. He showed US a specimen OF
the Atlas of Minnesota, just published
which is truly grand work. Should the
Iowa Atlas be as fine a thing it will be-
worthy the patronage of every citizen in
the State. and he assures US that It will he
even finer than the ore shown U.S.. 1t will
make splendil large book about ID in
chcs square, containing some 100 pages
of maps, views, portraits, history. 4
&c, A more extended description of thi~
work appears in another column. W.
trust our citizens will give this enterprise
a good liberal support.
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Loyal Iowa
10000 REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY:

The election haA passed. The day has
come and gone, and the Republicans OF
Iowa are rejoicing while the opposition
mopgrcl party are weeping. The fig leaf
Of reform has proven to be y scanty cover
for the nudity Of the old Democratic
skeleton, and the loyal thousands Of lows.
true to the principles of the Republican
party have met their old enemy at the
ballot box, and they have conquered.
The reports are fatterring from all
parts of the State. We have heard from
nincty-,wo counties which gives Repub-
lican majority of six Thousand in excess
of last year. The Republican majority
in the State is 10000 The vote was gen
orally light. being al off year election.
We have probably elected every Congress
man in the State. The very latest reports
indicate that the Republican candidates
in the Second, Fourth and Sixth Districts,
where the Antics had expected to carry
everything by storm. are undoubtedly
elected. The Hon. James Wilson Is
GItClGQ OvcF uAAuSOA = AIAIOAty -
Fire or Sir Thousand. Mr.. Wilson's ma
jority in Marshall county is 1900; Tams
county 800; Benton county 1000; Lin
county l10O; Iowa county 200; Powsheik
county 600; while johnson county will
probably give majority d 200 against
him Our friends Of the opposition who
were SO sanguinc of sweeping everything
in the Fifth District, are compelled to
witness their political burial once more in
both District, and State. We presume
however that they will find consolation
in the Democratic victories Of the south
crn and middle States. Although the
Democratic wolf came before the people
in the sleeps clothil 6 Of Autobiography
and the friends OF the move secuted at
the idea that they were not new organ
lzation. the people Of Iowa were too in
telligent to be thus deceived. They are
not yet ready to discard the Republican
party, and by their votes have sad that
It's mission is not yet ended The Hawk
eye State has proven true TO her colors,
and were joice that it is so.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15
William Murphy Of Tama CITY

William Murphy Of Tama City has open
eda saloon in the John Nauerth building
for the sale Of Ale, Wine and Beer. He
has fully complied with the law in giving
the necessary bond &c. He informs us
that it is his intention to run an orderly
house, or not It all.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15
TOLEDO, Oct. l2th, 1871

TOLEDO, Oct. 18th, 1874.
The meeting was called to order pursu.
ant to call, by A Wheaton, who moved
that George K Struble Esq, &C as chair
man Of the meeting. Seconded and car.
ried. Thomas $ Free on motion was elect
ed secretary The object Of the meeting
was then stated by the chairman.
1t was then moved by Mr. A Wheaton
that the meeting proceed to vote for nom
inecs by reclamation. Seconded, and on
a vote, the same was declared lost, by the
chair
Moved by D d Apologize that the meet
ing proceed to vote by ballot, for nomin-
ces. Seconded, and Oh a vote declared
carried. by the chair.
The following votes were then taken for
e Il.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

He Capt Lauderds LED will doubtless
make many more efforts before he SUI.
ceedes in obtaining Office in this county
ON a Republican Ticket, ress july II
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

EIAgzN- A Y
inst Published, in o IA.
\ Lecture on The ", *
icat Cure Of SIENNA r.,
induced by 81 f...h.
hnpns, nscy. Nervous 4 5
To Marrias- scnrrs =
and Fits NJ, ntal and i,
BY ROBERT J. CvLyrFrr,, =.
Book &c.
The worla-rnoKnrlr
Lecture. clearly proves
that the awful con@on Y
be cifee'na ly rrmoy
without dangerous sur
lnsfrume nts. rings a, /.
mode Of cure a, orss !,
viii b every sufferer. ~.
may be. may cure h,m.s
radically
!" This lecture sbo-q
man ii she land.
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art -. post paid. on ~,
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Benton county will be Anti Monopoly
this year By 1000. We are confident
these figures are mono too high. Pres,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15

portrait in oil colors Of the same uoble dog whose
picture IN former issue attracted so much atten-
ton.
IN ans Unselfish Friend"
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NE. that IT seems the v,ritabe prescnce Of III
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"A : y
a. Espestsd By Nssson q Barker, Rsd'
Exas Agents, Toledo. loSo.
Jacob Turner TO r Dsnembrink, ne 80.
rr = = lama Co. to " F Johnston.
w3sw : s. is 81 sw 20 IS ia
nj sw 10 IS IA 4 30 acres of 81 ne
2S 6415 Z sw IS So H.. .......... -
Iowa r. r. Land Co to II Jessen, ne =.
Treas lama Co to 4 II Lawrence,
ne sw = acre in the NV cor sw
James Eadie 10 W F Johnston, 81 ne
nj Sc 4 81 IS. ........:......: 300
John ] Pearson to Peter Ballet, nj
ne ne NV % g 49, ............ 96O
NJ B Sapp to J G Wiles, nj sc u "a 900
James 4 Stewart to W cseeiey, NV ,.oo
nv 3 s. IA. ...... ............. l6UU
Heirs Of J A Roebling TO Peter
Ballet, NV NV & st NV Is 86 15.. -
Elizabeth Gray to r Wilson, sw ~
ne NV 81 s. l6.. lOoO
Barbara Pugh ct al TO W + John -,
ston, ea sw IA 81 Is. ............ 500
r Wilson to p Countryman, sw ~ .oo
& ne NV 50 IS 10. ...............- l6OO
Sarah S Oldroyd to J Rines, ct Sc sc
u 10. SVo
II Houdyshshell to Jno IL Davis, NV
ne 10 "a Is. -
8 Earl ct al to Elizabeth Gray, sw
~ ne NV 81 IS is. ............ 500
TOWN LOTS.
Treas Tama Co to F NJ Robinson,
lots IA 4 5. blk Is Badfish Il Har.
mons add to lama City, lot
blk Bodfsh s. Browns add to
Tama City lot 10 blk :, Le-
SyTluu
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PREMIUM FOR 1875.
IN ans Unseifish Friend"

Every subscriber for 1875 will receive beautiful
'orfrait in oil colors Of the noble dog whose
'cture in u former issue attracted SO much att,n-
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Total number votes cast, AZ
u Bielby receiving the highest num-
Der of votes cast, was duly declared the
nominee of the meeting
The following vote was then taken for
the office of constable:
Eypcr n&yror
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PLEASURE AND PROFIT.

Our BRACKET SAW which has been in such
great demand for the past few months has BEEN
IMPROVED,
and in addition we now offer
81 Bracket and Ornamental Designs.
The following list contains 9 description Of them
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With this improved Bracket Saw. the Designs
and Directions. very desirable articles can Dr. mad,
for FAIRS, etc. which wi sell qui"kiy and at
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OUT helps TO cuE'iV1te a Mechanical taste
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p Bra KIT an Ornamental D,sigus
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school Report.

a summary report Of the Toledo Public
Schools for the month endine Friday Oct.
9th, 1874. !,
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A. Il. Sre

Cou IN, SUPREME
y Tama County, law,
Try Saturday. Pab,i ie' \,
d day Of e, each month. r. ~
School House; Ofnce N u.s.
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MRS. = r.

TEACHER Mna,E :. OF vocn
GOV. Music Music; Toledo lo ~
fnl'y solicited, to o r,al : I
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Nathan Fisher receiving the highest
number Of votes cast, was duly declared
the nominee Of the meeting
Srcnyp RAI1nr
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PROSPECTUS f,r 1913 -Slh Year.
The ALDINE.
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AMERICA NOT DISCOVERED BY CJLuM-
BUS-An II e,nrica Sk,t h Of the Dis .ovety u
America by the Nolsemen in the tenth c. injury
By Prof b. Anderson Of the University o.
Wisconsin with an Appendix on the Hisror Al
Literary and 81. ntifr Vauc Of the Scanain2
Wan Languages. $l.OO. ). c. Griggs y Co,
Chicago
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14
The yellow Seryant.

The curious utterances of many county
and some state. conventions on financial
matters suggest statement of few elemen-
tary Principlesin regard to the functions Of
q circulating medium.
The purpose of money is siznply to effect
exchanges. Men are so situated that ne who
produces an article may be a thousand
miles from the man who wsAts to iouy it,.
and the vould-ber purchaser may have moth
ing in his possession which Tie producer de-
sires in return for his handiwork. Con-
sequentlY an exchange cannot be
brought about. A manufacturer of
pianos if he had to exchange in kind might
starve before he could find grocer who
wanted one of his costly instruments and
his eoobiing bill would have to ruR long
time before he could afford to settle it by
letting bis shoemaker have an eighS-octsve
parlo r grand piano. For carrying on the
traffic OF a civilized community, therefore, it
ia necessary that there should be sosae paE-
ticular product which every body wants at
all times-whieh the farmer is willing to
give his wheat for, the baker his
bread, the butcher his meat, and
tho manufacturer his cloths. Then
the farmer who wants TO trade
his grain for calico need not travel until he
finds a weaver who wants corn, and pass by
in his search all the millers who want grain,
but have no calico to give for it. He can sell
his products for a certain amount of that
one substance which every body wants at
all times and with that purchase in the most
market. and in suitable 9uanti-
ties, whatever article he needs. Such
solvent for all the difficulties OF
traffic would naturally become the medium
OF exchange or money. the usage OF all
Civilized nations seems to have established
gold as the substance most suitable for this
purpose. 1t has done so not because of any
government ena ctment or because there is
any divineright inherent in specie to make it !
a medium of exchange other than its natura |
fitness for the function of money. Sparta
used iron, the Indians used beads, and the |
tribes on the African coast to-day use sea
shells. But gold has in the first place great
intrinsic value. 1t has many uses for which
it is available, especially those of fine orna-
mentation. Again it has great market value
which is not like that CT the products of the
soil or OF the loom, subject to sudden varia-