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In The Physiological Journal and Life
Illustrated for February the reader finds
an unusual combination Of timely and ed
flying topics. Among those which must
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Thomas Whitaker, the English Reform
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of Lectures on Phrcnology and Physiol-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

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II Nervous Debility, Premature Decay IL
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TTORNEYS AT LAW. Toledo. Tama County
N Iowa Office in stones building, over w. y
Walters Grocery Store.
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APPELGATE & KINNE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, sNotary Public and jus
n tice of the Peace, Toledo, Iowa. omce over
Frees Building
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scrlbaer's Monihly for February.

Tho most notable contributions to-
SCR1BNER's MONTHLY for February, are
Major Powell's strikingly illustrated
Colorado paper; Stedman on some Of the
lstter-day British Poets; Blauvelt's essays,
"Christ's Supernaturalism, Scientifically
Considered;" and a sketch, with portrait,
Of Theodore Thomas and his art work, by
J. r. G.. Hassard. Three additional chap
tiers Of DR.. Hollands 'Story Of Sevenoaks"
are given; jules Vernes Mysterious
Island" is continued; and SAKE Holm's
my Tourmaline" is concluded. Noah
Brooks tells about "Miss Patty Gibsons
Strange Adventure" there is another in9
stallment of Some Old Letters" through
which he have glimpses Of London society
of forty years ago; and Mr.. Fairfield cor.
cludes his essay of Spiritulism, with
some references to the phenomenon of
naturalization" This number opens
with poem by Louise Chandler Moulton,
illustrated by Mary A. Hallock. There
are poems, also, BY F. w Bourdillon,
Mary L. Ritter, James Maurice Thompson
and Others
In ''Topics of the Time" DR.. Holland
discusses ''Theaters and Theater-going, ;"
temporal and Spiritual" and Reform
in High Places" The Old Cabinet has
to do with 'The Modern Quality in An
cient Verse;" and "The Distinction be.
tween Prose and Poetry" In addition to
these, the editorial departments have q
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pers, and marked feature of "Etchings"
is the reproduction Of several of Thack
eray's recetly published pencil sketches.
LocKE's NATIONAL MoNTHLY-Ths
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South by Marion Pearl, followed by a
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Mary Hartwell has brief but graphic
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Stockton and other well known writers.
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very reasonable at only one dollar year.
Locke & Jones, publishers, Toledo, Ohio.
In The Physiological journal and Life
Illustrated for February the reader finds
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SEQ. l.. BAILEY. ~
RA1T.EY q AUSTIN,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS
N Toledo, Tama County, Iowa
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GEORGE RAINES,

4 T-rORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. Oihce III o'ohe
Building over Clarke Bros store.
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cDrpcorE g. wILLETT,
BRADSHAW BROS,

. r.roRNEYS AT LAW and Notaries Public
n Toledo Tama County, Iowa. once III ua'
lev & Johnstons Block.
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A. III. STERRETT,

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
" Tama County, Iowa. Will be at TOLEDO eV
ery Saturday Public examination the last Satur
day of each month Residence South OF Publt
School House; Office in Court House Toledo.
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AND LOAN AND COLLECTION AGENT.
IL Money to Loan on improved farms for term
Of three to five years. Toledo, Iowa.
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Ea0tSAana Affairs. i.

NgH. ORLEANS, April 2O.--The mai ority re-
port OF the House Committee on + ilecti ms
and Qualtieaiiens, declaring GeoFse B. Buck
haIdt of, Opesns, o. l.. Costtns OF ST..
Helena, Charles Delhomme aud Felix Voor-
heys-of ST. Martin, were entitled TO the seats
now. occupied by Richards, Raeneon, FlaFid,
and Martinotte, was adopted by 81 yeas to
32nays. -f.
Before tho above actioaaifl the House, the
Senate bad ad5ourDed thh Tomorrow. Be-
fore adipurnSag,- ho8eyers. q resolution was
,introduccd anseatipg ,Goode and resaating
JjGrozters. ,.,. ,..-...
,, MIR. Lowell (Repubisanl. chairman, as tt.e
committee cl the House-to examine tbs boo ks
of the Auditor, subGaitted rep0rt which
closed, as follows Ysur committee fRrth er
report tbas upon evidence collected ay them,
and ini vissue OF powers and DUTIES Imposed
upsn. then by the laws Of the, StaB under
W aioh hey were appointed. they are of the
opinion that, CbsYlss Clinton, Auditor of
E1lbHeAccounts Of the State Of louisiana, .bs
mpeaehed for high crimes and misdeneanors,,
They therefore recommend to the House tia
Eadopsiou OF the accompanying resolution -
Resolced, That Charles Clinton. Auditor
1 OF Public Accounts OF the Stale Of Louisiana,
Ebe ilnpcached for high crimes and misSp.
meanors in officS
The report went over under the rules.
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WASHINGTON, April 20.--The Secretary Of
the Treasury calls for five million of five.
twenty bonds upon which interest ceases
10th Of July. The Assistant Treasurer is
ordered to pay the May interest witheuti re-
bate. ~ -4a.. -. "." i .- il" l'-'' .'
Among the later rumors of Cabinet
changes is one to.tbe effect that Attorney
General Williams will soon retire from bis
present position He does not absolutely
deny the truth of'the report, but admits tia {
it is probable he-may before long engage Ia
other pursuits, Some of his most intimate
friends say the indication is that he-wilb e.
sign at the endof. the present fiscal year, il
not sooner. '.- p. '"'7 '-.
An investigation of the condition Of
winter wheat by the Statistical Division Of
The Department of Agriculture represt sntt
the crop as o whole much below the st atus
of that of Inst year in April. ~.
The examination by Commissions Il iger.
soil into the change against Kinds OF )eine
| implicated in the recent mail.Ietting Fl auds
was resumed this afternoon, at the CT ,nclI,
sien of wbioh Kinds was held to wait thf
action of the grand jury. Bail was, allowed
| and giyen.in the sum Of 81, 500.
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ELLIS GoLD- MINING AND REDUCTION Con-
PASY."-rhcrc has been lodged in the office
of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, fol
record. IN act of incorporation granted the
Ellis Gold. Mining and Reduction Company
on the 5th of April, 1915, by Hon. Henry
shackelford, judge of the Sixth judicial cir
cult OF Virginia. The compang Is composed
OF citizens of the District of Columbia and
of the State of Virginia, whose object is to
carry on and conduct the mining OF gold and
the reduction of gold ore in the county Of Cul
pepper, in the State of Virginia. Minimum
capital stock, $4,000; maximum, $3.50, 900,
divided into 5000 shares OF the par value OF
so each. They are entitled to hold 80 acres
Of land in Culpeper. and exist as corpora
tion thirty years. Principal office and busl,
ness in Culpeper county. The, business Of
the company will be carried on by i've direct.
ors. as follows Samuel e. Middleton, Cyrel
z. Benedict, Charles H. Parsons, Washing
too, D. c.; Flodyardo Fl. Humphreys, Mil
ton II. Stone, Fuuquier county, Va. ~.
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POLICE CoURT, Observation-Disclosures
Welsh, charged with having 10 bis posses.
sion one hand-cart valued at S25, the pro-
perty Of August Pohlig, knowing the SINE
to have been stolen. The cart was turned
over to Mr.. Pohlig and the accused dis
charged. .,..-.<. ..i.'.
Della Smith, charged with stealing twenty
five cents in United States currency from
Joseph Egni, was discharged. ~ ..3,..-..
Margaret Smith, charged with being drunk,
was discharged. II. ..,...-. -....,,
Martha Bell, guilty of being drunk,
was put to work at the station-house. ->'- =
John KreagIe, charged with beating his
wife, was fined S..
Georgeanna Williams, charged with tres
passing on the premises of William P. Ford
and being dsorderly in the street, was tined
81. .........,..
William p. Ford, charged with assaultns
and beating Marion Franklin, was dis
charged. .........s. .- s.
P. II. Farley, charged with receiving one
iron pun, valued at S25, the property of q.
A. Wallace, knowing the same to be stolen.
The case was continued until Thursday.
Charles Rose, charged with threatening to
assault and beat Elizabeth Henry, was tined
81 . ,
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, Tues.
DAY-Judge Ed,cord II. Ftzllugh presidtng.-
The following cases were disposed of:
Jones Us. Jones, administrator. Decree
confirming report Of. sale OF property and
making a final distribution of the whole
fund, and directing deed to the purchaser.
Newby's administrator Us. Horner's ad-
minstrator. Decree confirming report of
commissioner making a distribution Of the
fund and directing deed to purchaser who
has paid in full. ......,.. -..
Wormeley, trustee, rs. Wormeley, &c.
Decree confirming report Of trustee as to in.
vestment ordered by former decree, and
making final disposition of the cause.
Minter Us. Roy, Sc. Decree making dis.
position Of the fund on hand.
Williams's administrator Us. Francis's ex-
ecutrix, &c. Decree confirming report of
commissioner and ratifying and confirming
sale therein referred to. ......., ...... K ..-
Harrison, Goddin & Apperson Us. Dibrell.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and making final disposition of the cause.
Robinson's executors us. Robinson, &c.
Decree appointing commissioners to collect
certain coupons therein mentioned and
make report to court. -.
Schaffer Is. Schatfer, &C.; Schafer's guard
ian Is. same. Decree confirming report OF
commissioner, and directing deed to the
purchaser when the purchase-money shall
be fully paid. ... s-@
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CaICKENs IDESTIFiED.--The chickens
dropped by John Taylor when be fled from
Policeman Cosby, on Sunday morning, have
been identified as The property Of Mr.. Joseph
T. Morton, who resides at No. Is west Clay
street. Mr.. Morton's henhouse was entered
some time Saturday night, and four chickens
were stolen. Three of them Policeman
Cosby and Policeman krause picked up after
chasing and firing at Taylor. They were
alive. Mr.. Cosby yesterday procured war
rant, and last uight it was served by Captain
Epps upon Taylor at the Church Institute
where he will be allowed to remain, as bis
condition is improving.
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THE ODDFELLows OF RICHMOND. The
second annual report of Richmond District
Benefit Board, l. q. o. F., recently prepared
by Colonel Thomas j. Evans, president, and
Mr.. John b. Vaughn, secretary, shows that
"this year but one member out OF an average
membership Of about 612 members has died.
The desth that did occur was that OF our
aged brother Samuel Milburn, Of Jefferson
Lodge, No. 4, aged eighty:three, who died In
the city OF Baltimore on the 21st OF March,
1915. No death, therefore, occurred among
our members from 9th of March, 1874, to
2lst March, 1915, period of more than q
year. This is most remarkable, and may not
occur again for many years; but the eSpt-
riepce of two years, in which but six MEM
bers out of an average of SAG members have
died. puts to flight, SO far the predictions nan wha ol
the opponents of our ende~ment p.an' wno ,to
insisted that the practical operation Of the
plan would be too expensive ana burden-
some upon our members, especially 10 view
of the fact that we admitted TO the beneMs
of our plan members eosthout regard 10 thesf
400 - .--..'"s'+
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE MADE BY WELLINa.
TON GoDDN, AUcTioSEER, WITHIN TIE PAST
TWO MoNTHs-yiz,, House and lot on the east
line OF Fourth between Clay aud Leigh
streets, 81 by $50 feet, for S8,470; vacant lot
to the south Of the above, Al by 130 feet, for
S2,o79; Chester Hotel, in Chesterfield coun-
IS, with 81 acres Of land att ached, for S5 800 !;
lots Nos. 40 and 4s, at Chester, each half
acre. for $40; lot and large brick tenement
on the north side Of Main, between Nine,
teenth and Twentieth streets, for 81, $50 !; the
Richmond House, at the northeast corner Of
Ross and Governor streets, for SIS 900 lot
at the northeast corner Of Marshall and Ihir-
tieth streets, 120 by 100 feet, for 1885; small
frame tenement and three acres Of land, in
Henrico county, at the corner Of Thirtieth
street and Nine-mile road, for 81 0G7. 30 farm
of seyenty-one and a half acres, in Heurico
county. about four miles north of Richmond,
near Brook turnpike, for S2,500; lot aud
brick tenement with brown-stone front, on
the north side Of Main between Governor
and Twelfth streets, for Sl7.250; lot on
the north. side of Grace street, west Of Shafer
street. 50 by l5G feet to an alley, at S2S per
foot-$2,240. Total, S56,2sl.20. ~#.t E..
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
Rur,ored Changes In the Cabinet.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 20.-There ha:
been much talk to-day relating to conten
plated Cabinet changes, and, contrary to The
minority Of instances, the reports are received
with an unusual degree Of credit. The more
sensational Of them refers TO the Department
Of the Interior, which, it is said, M soon have
aneW head becsRse OF the fact that son OF the
Secretary, who vas ut one time chief clerk OF
the Department, sndsince then has had con-
traetfpg infiuencen its Affairs is connected
With q ring which has been Systematically.
and WITH the knowledge Of the Secretary,
wropginy The Government and the contract
ors. This is q most serious charge, and
awakens,o greater inte1est'in Cabinet afars
than has been felt for rIoug time.
1t is said that evidencssof'c f'corruptions azsS
frauds fn'the Interior Department have been
presentebto the Presfdest, and that be has
intimated To- Mr.. Deiano that his resignation
is in order Friends Of the Secretary assert
that this is Tot go, but until the President.
returns to Washington it cauneither be con-
frmed nor denied officially. ,:*
! It's certain THAI Attorney-ae Will
llams will resign In very sbors time, as he
is desirous Of sofrg more acti7vly.into po il.
sics than he IS at present. r,otwsbstaDdll g
she vigorous naDBer In which he has su. :
mlned his party iD hispresent position. HIS
friends say that he will retire between now
and the 1st of July. "' 10 -i'~..', 'a, 1'.
The above reports give rise to maay others
Of Cabinet char ses, bot the msjorftgofthem
are 'unfounded.. There is, nevertheless, a
very solid impression gaining ground that
the close Of tho epresent fiscal year viii bring
very many changes in official stations here.
s's 'f''''''' TIXoy::
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CENSUS OF ScHooL-P0PULATIoN IN THE CITY
OF RICHMoSD.-In accordance With an act OF
the General Assembly Of the State OF Nir.
gini1 "to provide Ior taking the census OF
School-popuIation between the ages of five
and twenty-one years "-approyed January
19tn, 1875 = Mr. Alfred Moses, secretary City
School Board, has been instructed by the
superintendent of Public Instruction of
Virginia to take the school-census Of Rich
mond city. He has subdivided the city into
six districts, and appointed the following.
named gentlemen his deputies to perform
the service: Messrs. j. H. Peay, Jr., 5. L.
Pendleton, William +. Fox, E. ". Cone,
w. Il. McGilvray, and Robert +. Cannon
HouSekeepers and others are expected when
called on TO give the necessary information
promptly and correctly, as the object is only
to get the Scboo-cen>us of the cly accurate
ly, and does not involve the people in atdl
tional taxation.
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RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMEET.-On yes
terday Colonel Thomas Dodsmead rendered
his resignation as General Superintendent of
Transportation of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and Captain W. Nj. S. Dunn was
mead had never severed his connection with
the Greenyiile and Columbia railroad, OF
South Carolina, though acting as superin-
tendent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for several months past, and fiodiDg that he
could uot make satisfactory arrangements 10
leave South Carolina, he has felt it his duty
to resign bis offi:e here. Captain Dunn bas
been 70, some time on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, is a competent and faithful
officer, and cannot fail to meet the highest
expectations of the company in the new
place be is called to ill. ....s .....r..
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN, P. DC, i've building
lois between west Main and Loabardy streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 p. NJ, two lots on tne
west side OF Sixth street between BAKER anc
. Preston. -,.-..:.,... ..-.t.:f 40 r ..t..,.. ...s.a
EDWARD C. GODDIN, p: ". small frama@a
house on Nicholson street, Fulton. .,2.D
RICHARDSON Il CO., P. M, brick dwelling and
lot on the north side of Marshall street between
Twenty fourth and TweHss-ffth streets. -.
A. B. DUEsBERRY, 10h A. NJ. a, No. ISL Main
street, bar-counters andsaktnsss, cigars, &C:
COOK & LAUGHTON. rOK A M, at Virginia
; Towing Companys o1ee,,So 20l4 Docasireef
fifteen draught horses. I'll. -...