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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28
Personal.

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pronounced by all who have tried IT, the best rem,sH
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28

A Washington dispatch says the
announcement that the order trans
ferring the headquarters of the army
to st. Louis has been issued, to take
effect on the lst Of June, Ia incorrect,
as General Sherman stated, day or
two since, that he had no intention
of removing until next October. He
says the statement was misrepre-
sentation Of notice which, short
time since, he gave the occupant of
his house In st. Louis To vacate by
October, the agreement requiring six
months notice to be given. In 1867
the second section of the act appro-
priating funds for the support of the
army required the headquarters Of
the general of the army to be at
Washington. The same net for 1870
repealed this provision. Immedi-
ately after, General Sherman asked
the President to permit the transfer
Of his headquarters to st. Louis.
The President wished the General to
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28

Don't Fail TO call us. Works IN third Block mort
OF Public sausrs on saennd Street CASH paid
Tor Old Copper, Brass. Lead and zinc.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28
A Cordial Invitation
MESSRS. HURST d GAGE

Extend heir compliments to the puhlie aR4 CORDIALLY
invite every one to use Dir. L. Hurst'z
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28

The Wisconsin railroads are play
ing a sharp game, in fact several
games, Of sharp practice. Secret or
ders have been issued to conductors;
but some Of these have leaked out.
Conductors are instructed that they
are under no obligation to reveal to
passengers the correct distances be-
tween stations; passengers are to be
compelled to obtain this information
if they can. If any passenger ten
ders To the conductor three cents per
mile for the full distance which he
desires to 90, the conductor Is in
structed to accept the same, If he
can't scare him out of the regular
fare. Should any passenger tender
to the conductor any less than the
anonnt would come to, at three
cents per mile, the conductor shall
make no explanation, merely asking
such passenger if that is all he has to
tender, the railroads claiming that,
by the tender of an insufficient
amount, the passenger forfeits his
projection under the law. The con-
ductOr is instructed to carry such pas
senge az far as the amount rendered
will carry him at four cents per mile,
and there stop the train and put such
passenger off. Thus it will DO seen
that, to avoid trouble and inconAeni-
ence temporarily, every passenger
who intends paying legal fare on
railways should first ascertain the
exact distance he wishes to go, ac-
cording to the surveyed distances in
the railway distance tables, and ten
der at least the exact amount at three
cent per mile. State Register.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28

remain in Washington, which OF
course ended the matter for the time.
The reduction of the army, and 9TH
or considerations Of a military and
family nature, revived the question
short time ago, and the President
finally agreed to accede to the re-
Guest. The General is anxious 70 be
nearer the army. If wanted In
Washington, he says they can let
him know in fifteen minutes, and he
can go on, and if needed on the from
tiers he is few days nearer. The
General says that the future men OF
the army are on the plains, and for
an officer to live in Washington Is
equivalent to very soon losing all
sympathy with she army. 30 far
from any misunderstanding between
himself and the Secretary of War il
concerned, he says that he will leave
with no i'll feeling anywhere, and
that he goes purely to get away from
Washington and to be near the army.
--HdWkeye.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28
OAK DRAINING,

And challenge any one in the eountry 70
pete with IL. xe-I warrant all o.,
Call and see mo az my SHOP, .. bA',s.n
cid residence, Knoxrii's. sPesiai 80,
sirsn 10 Country NorS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28

The stock i'm trade Of j. A. Bryan,
defaulting treasurer of Jackson coun-
ty, was sold recently for $1,000. This
leaves only about $4,000 to be ac-
counted for ssat
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28
PAINTING!
wv. wv. Burr1S,
House, Sign, Wagon and car
eSn1a pa strIaF.

Graining, Giaring and Paper Hang
done in the Beet Style known 10 the lisS'.
Joos taken and stsekfurnished sttas Loves
Figures.
NrI invite special attention. TO ny
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-28
Anti-Dyspeptic and Liver Pills

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-08
REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS
FOR TAMA COUNTY.

Clark Township-Dvsart School House,
Oct Sth, John Stuart, VIM H. Stivers
and G. Jaqua.
Perry Township-Bakers Grove School
House, Oct 9th, John Stuart, w w.
Blanchard and G. Jaqua
Crystal Township Bishop School House
Oct 10th, w w Blanchard and John
Stuart
Badger Hill School House. Oct 10th j. r
Ames and G. Jaqua
Oneida TownshipCentrc School House
Oct Sth, Phineas Helm and J. w Willett
Indian Village Township-Montour
Oct 10th, L. Merchant and o. II. Mills
Otter Greek Township-Hays school
House, Oct. 10TH Welcome Mowry and
Phineas Helm.
York Twp-Waltham School House,
Oct. 9th, Welcome Mowry and w H.
Stivers.
Salt Creek Township-CheIsea School
House, Oct Sth, O. II. Mills and T S
Free West Irving School Rouse, Oct
10. A. n. Poyneer and W. II Stivers.
Richland Township - Haven School
House, Oct 9th, A. n Poyneer, L. Mer-
chant and O. II Mills
These meetings will all be held in the
evening of the separate days designated
in he appointments commencing at -
O'clock The several Township Commit
tees are requested to make the necessary
arrangements for the meetings The Re
publican Candidates for Clerk, Recorder,
and Supervisor will attend the most Of
them By order of the Central Com
J. W. WLLErr,
Chairman
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contents Of the South "expect to regain"
as Horace Greeley, the latest Democratic
candidate for President, wrote three years
ago, 'the power they lost as rebels
through war"
And as they propose to renew the fight,
but not with guns and sabre it is for the
men who met them in the blood-stained
fields of the South, to meet them now at
every ballot box. The war IS not ended,
then the weapons are changed, but the
issues remain as they were when the
booming Of Beauregard's guns at Sumter
called the North to arms Time and again
since the war, we have4Dccn called on to
seal at the ballot box the results ac-
complished by the bayonet, but never was
this duty more imperative on every Union
loving man than it is to-day. The notes
Of danger on every hand give forth no un-
certain sound, and they are sent forth, not
by Republican journals, nxious to alarm
and agitate the people in order to arouse
them to a living knowledge and realiza-
ton Of the impending danger but they are
given out by Southern journals and South
ern speakers. We need only republish
the utterances of Southern journals to
convict them bv their own words and 10
show to all thoughtful men that the dan
ger is not colored for political effect. The
aims OF the Democratic party are so APP
parent that every Republican straggler
Liberal, Reform or what not camps, must
see his plain duty to return at once to his
old colors, to oppose an enemy that pre-
sents itself under many names, but always
with one object, and always actuated by
the old spirit Of Democracy. -Hauksye.
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And the Reason why he Came to
Iowa.

At the commencement Of the southern
rebellion the Anti Monopoly Liberal De-
mocrat Candidate for Congress, James
Wilkinson resided at Carlinville, Macou-
pin County, Ill, and one J. c. Vanduze
with his wife and family, resided in the
same village James at the time was a
Lawyer doing small business in his way.
At the call for volunteers to go forth
and to do battle for our country, Mr.. Van
duze enlisted, and cast his lot with his
fellow soldiers, and when orders came for
them to march he kissed his wife and
children, babe them goodbye and left
them to the protection Of the neighbors
and friends at home. and with his KNAPP
sack and musket, went forti to protect
the Nations honor. However the soldier
had not been gone from home a great
while until the licentious lawyer, and now
Anti-Monop Candidate was accused. bv
the soldiers wife, with making attempts
upon her chastity by liccntious proposals.
and by violence The candidate was
warned To aesist. out failed to heed, and
when his coAdacf coald not be endured
longer, the soldiers wife wrote her hus-
band of the many wrongs Inflicted upon
her ay this brilliant lawyer, and asking
advice as to bow she should protect her.
self from the jaaults OF licentious James.
The soldier spsn the receipt OF the letter
informing HIM sf the wrongs and insults,
immediately asked for . leave OF absence
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The Old Wa: With New Weapons.

In June, 1871, Horace Greeley, writing
from the South to the New York Tribune,
said, speaking Of the rebels SO recently
conquered, "Thcy propose % renew the
fight, but not with guns and sabcr They
expect to regain, as Democrats through
elections, the power they lost as rebels
through war Mr.. Gree,cy whose politi-
cal wisdom and foresight cannot be
doubted by the great Democratic party
that has scarcely yet ceased to applaud his
rare and shining political virtue, never
wrote truer sentences in his life. And
they stand as true today as they were in
1871. Bailied and defeated when they re-
sorted to the stern arbitration OF war, no
sooner had the rebels received pardon and
their justly forfeited life at the hands of "A
too forgiving government, than, with trea
son blackened BY the basest ingra;itude,
they began to plot how they might ac
complish and gain by intrigue, or political
treachery, by shameless cunning and
fraud, not only all they had lost through
the war, but all they would have gained
by the war had they been successful. Not
only indemnity for all their pecuniary
losses, thus saddling an overwhelming
local debt on the general government, not
only the re enslavement Of four
millions of freedom, but the perma-
nent establishment of a salve oligarchy,
the old dream of the Southern arstocracy,
and especially of that great class of South
ern gentlemen SO frequently met in the
border States, who own about an undivid
ed sixteenth of negro, personally held
by some remote branch of the family To
attain this object, to make the slave hold
ing power supreme, the South sprang to
arms on the flimsest pretext ever held for
casus belti, and the punishment of its trea
son was swift, decisive, and terrible.
Baffled in their insane appeal to arms,
learning how true it is that they who take
the sword shall perish by the sword, they
sued for mercy and pardon that was gen.
erously bestowed where it was altogether
and undeseryed, ard under the
mask of professed penitence
and sworn loyalty, the rebel elements at
once began the effort to retrieve their
shattered fortunes by political cunning
and plots.
To this end they found and have found
ever since, ready and shameless allies in
the North. The old Democratic party,
ever friend to slavery and to rebellion,
is to-day the friend of anything that tends
to re-establish slavery and acquire the OBJ
jects of the late rebellion. The same old
Democratic party in the North, and con-
temptible "doughfaces," Northern men
with Southern principles, before the war,
the knights of the Golden Circle" during
the war, and Liberals, Reformers, Anti
Monopolists since the war, but under every
name and in every form the same old
Bourbon Democracy, never learning any
thing. and never forgetting anything, sim
ply because It learns nothing to forget,
this j. the party through which the NAL !
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MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Oct 9TH, 1874.

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1874.
EDITOR TOLEDO CHRONICLES:
Dear Sri should perhaps state
as reaso why the above charges
concerning Mr.. Wilkinson were no,
sooner given to the public, that, though
we were apprised by letter from Car.
linvillc, two weeks ago, that such
charges and facts existed, it was not
until Saturday the 3rd inst that we were
able to procure aflidayits in support OF
them.
l am opposed upon principle, to pub
fishing, or in any way giving currency to
such things unless very strongly supported
by unquestionable proof, as these are:
In such cases only, will honorable and
candid men approve, or the public good
require such publications.
The original copies Of the letters and
affidavits mentioned above are in the pos
session Of the Republican State Central
Committee and can be examined by any
one who doubts their genuineness.
Yours very truly,
GEO. C. HEBERLTN0,
Chairman Of the Rep. State Cent. Com.
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Sn srims Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION directed
- to me from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
lama County. Iowa. on Judgment obtained in
Justice Court on the 26th day of March 1870 before
n. Fisher. Justice of the Peace in aud for Tama
county. Iowa. in favor of william lIiilman as
Plaintiff. and against Ira T. Whitman as Defend
ant, for the sum of Sxty-two Dollars and fifty
cents and cost taxed al sb.6o. and accruing costs
have levied upon the following real property
taken the property OF said defendant to satisfy
said execution to-wit The west half OF the north
east quarter of section no twenty-eight t2Sl in
township no eighty five ts5) north II range no
fourteen IA west Of the fifth T. NJ in Tama Coun-
~, Iowa and will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the 2Sth day Of
October A. ID. 1874. in front of the Court House in
Toledo, Tama County. Iowa. at the hour Of one
O'Clock OF said day. when and where due attend
ancc will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at my office in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa
September 30th 1874.
r. f. AUSTIN
40-2 $50 Sheriff Of said County
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They say that if you want a free fight
while travelling in the Far West you must
find Granger whose fields have been
devastated by grasshoppers, and congratu-
late him on having disposed of his crop
without the Intervention of middlemen.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
1 the undersigned has this day been appointed
and commissioned by the Circuit Court of Tama
County. il the State Of Iowa. Administrator of the
Estate of John c. Wieting. deceased: and all per
sons having claims against said Estate are herebv
notified to iile them with the Clerk Of said Court.
clearly stated and daily sworn To- and within legal
time. preparatory to their being allowed proved
and persons owing said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned, and
avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo Iowa, this LIST day of October.
A. ID. 1874
y. G. WlETING.
Administrator.
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A. Fl. STEREETr

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or en-.
Tama County. Iowa. Will he a, r III w
cry cry saturday. Public examination The la, !
day OF each month. Residence Soptb ~ :.
School House; Office in Court Hons rs " Z.
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Esirfg \ LEC!URF
A,xV TO YOUNG M,

inst P8bt5hfT. IN Il Neuff3 EHrei6Ds q,
\ Lecture on the Mature. Tf,atm4u, a..
zeal Cure of Seminal Weakness. or Snara aa. 9
induced by Se:fAbusc. Involantary Ina
Impotcntcy. Nervous Debility. and Im NM"
10 Marriage generally: Consumttian M W.
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by RoBEET j. CuLvEEwELL. author d H. 80.
Book. &c.
The world renowned author. in This ,1u.
| Lecture, clearly proves from his own ~
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radically f'''4s' /
This lecture should BE- in The hand. d, ii,
! man in the land
sent under 5, Ill in n plain egyelon. ia.
! dress. posi- paid. on rcceip Of ~iy cents a.,
post stamps. A'So pr Si3'-bar> r, nrJy =.
Piles. Send for circu ~ .t,sar.s. thg pr5g.
CHAS. j. {. KLINE 4 60
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Administrators Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
l the undersigned has this day been appointed
and commissioned by the Circuit Court Of lama
County. in the state Of iowa. Administrator of the
Estate of Hiram Bates deceased and all persons
having claims against said Estate hereby mott
fed To fie them with the Clerk Of said Court
clearly stated and duly sworn to. and within legal
time. preparatory TO their being allowed proved
and persons owing said Estate are requested to
to make Immediate payment to the undersigned
and avoid cost.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this 10Th day of Septem-
Der A. ID. 1874.
~ FISHER,
3941 Administrator.
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With this improved Bracket Saw. the Designs
and Directions. very desirable articles can be made
good profit With ii You can make beautiful drti-
cies for presentation gifts With it you can help
beauty your homes. With it You make
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but u helps to cultirdte a mechanical taste.
We now send for $125,
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. Bracket aud Ornamental Designs,
Bracket Saw Blades,
Also Printed Directions.
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80 Boston, Mass.
Youths Companion Once, II Temple Place.
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Sale Of l:uuoT.

STATE OF IOWA.
TaMA COUNTY.
Notice Is hereby given that j. y Springer has
this day made application. in the manner rrqui,, d
by law. for permit to sell Intoxicating liquors
al his drug store In the Town Of Toledo in said
county. aud that October 10Th 1874 has been by
me fixed as the day for the final caring Of the
said application by the Boa d Of Supervisors Of
said county. All persons interested will take
notice and govern Themselves accordingly.
j. A. BowDLE
Auditor Of Tama County Iowa
TOLEDO Sept 29th 1874.
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a. BRANAMAN-

THEO. SCHAEFFER, Proprietor. To,es,
ms house has recently been reittr,
now open Tor the accommodation of CUES.
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MRS. F. E. EBERSo1r

AW AND COLLECTION OFFICE H..
- - ma county Iowa; Prompt attention =, ~
all business entrusted to his care ~
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TOLEDO. THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1877.
Republican State Ticket


For Secretary Of State,
JOSIAH T. YOUNG. Of Monroe County.
Fer Auditor of State.
r. r. SHERMAN, of Benton County.
For Treasurer OF State,
WILLIAM CHRISTY. Of Clarke County.
For Register of Land Ohlte.
DAVID sEcOR. Of Winnebaso Comfy.
For Attorney Ge2eral,
NJ E. CUTS. OF Mahaska County.
FOR Clerk Of Supreme Court
EDWARD J. HOLMES. Of jackson County.
For Reporter OF the supreme Court,
JOHN s. RUNNELS. Of Polk County.
For Congress Fifth District.
JAMES WILSON. Of Tama County
For Judge Eighth District.
JAMES II. ROTHRoCk. Of Cedar County.
For Attorney Eighth District,
MILO p. SMITH. of Iowa County.
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GEO. L. BAILEY

1 TToRNEYS AT LAW, Toledo. Tam. o.
- Iowa. Office in Stones building ~.
Walters Grocery Store. - WV
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Republican County Ticket.

For Clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts.
CHAUNCEY J. STEVENS.
For Recorder.
j. X. ". BISHOP.
For Supervisor
j. II. LAUDERDALE.
For Coroner.
E. NJ BIELBY.
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TEACHER OF VOCAL. AND INST,pr,,,n
Music Toledo Iowa. Is now 1911. MY
vote herself TO her profession. Pupi's p aa,
fully solicited. to begin al once viz ~
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ADAMS HOUSE.

4 IToRNEf AT LAW. Toledo. Tams
a Iowa. Office over Galley's Store
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APPELLATE e. KIN,s,.

\ TTORNEY AT LAW. Notary pphE,
ice OF the Peace, Toledo. Iowa CAV ~
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Notice,

CORNELL COLLEGE
LNOR BOTH SEXES. with ten Expefieln'',ays;s
1 fessors and Teachers; full ClassCa',t MI
entitic Courses; Preparatory. tomiiie1r,. mil
namental Departments; ample bnlai1 1sar pe
pliances; 375 students annually: ID w ,as
for TEMPERANCE Board and Tuition NV
Catalogue, address the President, m
4O-tf Mount Vernon ~
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GEORGE RAINrs

4 TTORNEYS AND CoCNSFIopS
Toledo. Tama County, Iowa. ON. ~ u
Building. over Clarke Bros. store A'e u SO
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A Candidate for Congress that did no!
Nest Hide.