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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

| ST. NICHOLAS FOR FEBRUARY The
| frontispiece of the February St. Niehelas
| is remarkably well executed wood en-
| craving from Sir Edwin Landseers pic
ture of 1.-The Marmosets." Several we'll
known writers are represented By short
stories. Rebecca Harding Davis has an
| interesting story founded on the old fable
OF ''The Fox and the Raven" and in
which Yankee trader and the son Of an
Indian chief personate the respective
characters. Some lively incidents in the
career of certain 'Birch-Bark Boy" are
narrated By Isabel Francis, and the boy
himself is shown in a picture by Eytinge
Lucretia r. Hale gives another bit of de-
| lightful anedote about the famous Peter
kin family; and Mary A. Hallock con-
tributes story, and large illustration
drawn in that beautiful style in which she
is surpassed by no artist in the country.
| That February is the month of valen-
tines has not been forgotten, and the
number contains valentine story by
Susan Cooiridge, and an article, by Alex
| ander Wainwright, describing the manu-
facture and the different styles of those
dainty little missives, together with few
| hints for making them in an easy and
ecomical way.
Another practical sketch, entitled How
| Dolls are Made" is written by Olive
| Thorne, and set forth in detail the various
changes and experiences in the life Of q
wax doll, which is really an eventfnl one;
while W. H. Rideings account Of '.Chin-
ney Sweeps, Past and Present." and John
Levels sketch Of the great traveller, YAM
berry, and admirable descriptive articles.
Among the poems, there are two which
are quite fanciful: "The Coal-Imp," by
G. ?. Cranch and THE Fairy Wedding"
by Mary A. Lathbury; each accompanied
with an illustration designed by its author
St. Nicholas also gives US in this mum
Der the ''Ice-Boat Song" from Hans
Brinker," set to fine music by George J..
| Huss.
The serials by Louisa NJ Alcott, and j.
7. Trowbridge progress favorably, and
the fortunes Of Rose" among her Eight
Cousins" and Of Jack" among the West
ern settlers, are likely to prove equally in
| teresting.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

II there is one Professor of Virtue Al
tho National Capital more conspicuous
than another, that one is Col. Dom Piatt,
who WAS yesterday con.icted of having
received 5000 from the Pacific Mail cor.
Juption fund. This bride -taker has been
20 open mouthed and indecent in his cal.
luminous exposures" and investigations
that the people long ago began to suspect,
what has now proved to be the case, that
ne Is himself many fathoms deeper in the
mire than the persons whom he vilified
and traduced Most of the SANDERS unon
President Grant which have at one time
or smother found currency in the public
press were invented by Piatt.-CAieaae
Tribune.
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l
ne Atlantic for February, is strong
number. W. G. Bryant opens the number
with remarkable poem entitled The Two
Travellers, and H. W. Longfellow con-
tributes another Of his poems that have
sprung from his Italian recollections, Mon
te Casino E. c. Stedman, j. T Trow-
bridge, Celia Thaxter, Kate P. Osgood,
are the other poets of the number, with
The Skull in tile Gold Drift, The Old
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able for its presentation OF American
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of which excited great expectations. Marx
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planning the origin of the writer's rom de
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the title Of fresh and veritable narrative
OF experience in the Northwest, by D. A.
Shepard. Prof. G. w. Greene contrib
utes valuable chapter Of American his
tory in The Hessian Mercenarics Of our
Revolution. Frank B. Sanborn continues
his sketch of John Browns Virginia Cam
paign giving His Reconnaissance in Kan
sas. A Carnival OF Venice is the title of
a story BY an anonymous writer, which
will at once make itself known as one Of
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King, Under the title of Bancroft's Ma
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+ appears that all the Democrats have
accomplished by the Pacific Mail invest
CATION, whereby they were going to oper
up another Credit Mobilier scandal thai
would hopclesslY flatten opt the Republi
can party, il to trace about $500, 0oo O,
the corruption fund into the clothes Of .
Democratic Senator from New York
Hon. John g. Schumacher. He was .
member Of the Forty first and Forty-thire
Congrsss, and was reelected to the Forty
fourth, but just 81 present lie is wanted
and cannot be found Burlington Hack
1ve.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

For tie Week Eading Tuesday, Jan. 26,
as Reported by Nelsoa q Barker, Real
Estate Agents, Toledo, Ioua.
Jno Heidleb augh to Sarah Mericle,
nj ne 81 16. $40
S z Roth 10 Z A Smith, WI NV Is
ca Il. $40
Margarstha stolley to F Ashpole, VISA
sw IA VA 10. 49,. ............. 1900
Ellen r Bissell to Royal Hollenbsck
WI sw 80 80 To- 800
A Tolan to H w Humiston, pit Sc Sc
% IS d.. 20
Sarah 4 Mason to B MICA Bis
hop, und5 NV NV sec. 30 50 49,. 366
Susanna Shultz to JB M& c A Bis
hop und: Of NV NV 81 50 b.. 738
Susan Blake to W S Gambler, pt sw
90 x o.. ~
Y Il Bixby to Daniel w Laughlin,
Is aw 20 Oh 10 wv
J g Eadie to I Bricker, nj Sc NV 80
% H. ................ go
Robt Mcdowell to Nichols Sell, vi
NV IL q IL. ........... 6OO
Lydia a Powell to A Tyler, Ell ne
III & Sc sc q So a. 5000
Henry + Schell to Frank Slama, NV
ne IA g H.. 800
Jno Cooskey to G Matthews, wi
nise sw 10 50 Is. 20
Jno D Minor to A H Andrews, und1
81 NV 35 So Is. 900
Il Rogers to T Rogers, WI ne IA 50
- ...... ........... 10
s N Beeson to w w Leekins, e4 NV
NV 10 1914. .................. 1sc
Jas I Ellis to G r Struble, ne NV
sw 35 50 IS.
Jno A Norris to Geo r Struble, Ell
sw So is. q
p Roth TO Solomon z Roth, WI NV
Is STA. 4OD
Hans Hanson to j Kuendel, Ell NV g
lss NV NV IL s. IS. 49,. 1900
J w Mclntire to d Schwenk, 81 Sc
Sc sw 6 81 i5.................. 2OO
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What Shall we do Tonight

TWO STRIKING BOOKS
PUBLISHED SATURDAY, DEC. IL, BY
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The Rirerside Press, Cambridge.
HIS TWO WIVES.
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Author of a Memorial of Alice and Phoebe Cary :
.'Erene," Outlines of Men, Women,
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VOL. 12mo CLOTH ST IS
80 This novel will unquestionably take it place
as the writer's most noticeable work. She has
given full play to her powers story-teller and
a keen observer of men and things and the intense
scenes of the book viii live in the memory.
A Rebels Recoiiections.
By GEORGE CARY EGGLESTON,
Author Of a Man of Honor etc.
l VOL, 16mo, CLOTH 81 So
- A racy book full Of anecdotes and tales Of
the Rebellion. The prominent men-Stonewall
Jackson. Generals Lee and Stuart and oihers-are
characterized from personal acquaintance: and
altogether it is decided contrbuti IN to cur era-
ture.
The only regret is that he has not made the
book twice az long as it lie. ''-Bostoa Saturday
Ereniag Gazette
I'VE select. first portrait Of Stonewall Jack
son. which strikes US the best pen and ink
sketch of him that we have ever seen. The Netr
beraida. Newbern. " G.
- For Sale By Bookselters SEM by mail most
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can procure the same as cheap Of said
company IS others. Gained.
\. Rssolss1, That the bills presented at This
sssion cf tn Board and signed by ma
brithof thesRemlsrs1h ereoe be sllpred
- indieseed 1poS 40 clip. Carried.
Mess Nhean nd 1ra1shaw Ae
bmriee epoi.led = last Js1s ssissn
70 investigate the account Of The late Au-
ditor and Treasurer presented their report
which was on motion accepted and COM
mittee discharged.
On motion the AS donation fund was
ordered to be transferred to the county
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

We copy the. above from the Traef
Clipper Of last week. This is subject
upon which we think there can be no
division of opinion, especially after the
facts become known. 1t is very evident
that it would be less expense to procure a
farm and have the county poor supported
from its income and products than to pay
their board at various places and often at
exorbitant rates. Ii would undoubtedly
cost little more to commence but In the
course OF or 10 years We believe a large
amount of money could lie saved to the
county, TO say nothing about the poor be-
ing better taken care of. The counties
ali around us have looked this matter over
and have as consequence bought farms
and are improving them, and we see no
reason why Tama County should be be-
hind in the matter We will have more to
say on this subject hereafter.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

1 TTORNEYS AT LAW. Toledo. Tama County
n Iowa Office in Stones building over W.
Walters Grocery Store
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

Adjourned until o'clock p. N.
Net pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jaqua and Hutton.
Rsyosrsd, That the resolution passed yes
terday session that the County Attorneys
foreclose all tile School fund note mort
cages now due be amended as follows:
That on all mortgage notes thst be-
came due since Jany 1st, 1874 that the
Auditor give the mortgagors three weeks
notice to renew or pay up before the
County Attorneys proceed to foreclose.-
Carried.
On motion the TOLEDO CHRONICLE was
selected as one Of the papers in which the
proceedings of the Board should be pub
lished for the present year.
Chairman of the Board decided the
vote taken yesterdays session in favor Of
the I'ama Citizen.
Having transacted I'll business appear
ng. The Board adjourned sins die.
J. A. BowDLE,
Auditor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
THE WORLD" AID ITS WORK.

(Binghanfon Leader.
Those Of our Democratic friends who
desire to subscribe for New York Paper
will find none that equals The World in
ability. or that SO fsarlessly and clearly
advocates Demo cratic principles. In the
news from all parts of the world, IL IL
complete, and its editorials on all subjects
are vigorous and logical. To the farmer
it is invaluable: teaches him many things
that tend to promote his best interests
which he sorely needsiGs eyes opened TO-
The World IS now doing a great work In
benalf OF tho Democratic party, and
should be fully sustained
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
TOLEDO. THURSDAY, IAN. ssth, 20
- - L-~s-~~-<- -----
POOR FARM.

EpFroR(.LIPPER:-@Fmce thousand dol
lars were spent last year in Tama county
il support Of paupers, and tho expeEdi.
lures are fast on the increase Would
it not be economy to buy poor farm ana
maintain its ypsupeFs on the same, where
they void be better cared Tor than they
now are! Under the present system, the
poor are principally Under the supervision
Of the township trustees. There arc many
trustees who feel Indifferent on the sub
iect and as consequence mary poor per-
SON who should receive aid fail 70 get IT,
And this is not all the trouble. There are
but few who are prepared to take charge
Of 4 pauper, and when circumstances COM
pei them to do so, they necessarily nave
to charge much more for their services
than II they were taken care Of in coun-
tv noor-house. where they are prepared
To do 10. As the county increases IN pop
nlation the number of paupers increase,
and those who can be induced to take
charge OF helpless, INDECENT persons, grow
more Indifferent; or becoming aware OF
the trouble demand exlIorbitant wages.
We have a claim now, where it costs rama
county $13J TO take care of a pauper ~
DAYS. and the trustees had difhcuity IN
getting her taken care of at those figures,
and this is of frequent occurrence. IL
does seem to me that we owe 1t to the
pauper; to the unfortunate poor, to take
the necessary steps to have q poor farm,
where such can be properly cared for
The State has its institutions for the cdu-
cation of the Blind and Hospital for the
care of the Insane Why not Tama coun-
ty have the same interest and build up
her institutions for the comfort and prop
er care of her poor, I'd.
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Pie Weekly World. One year =. One Dc!lss.
Anextra copy 70 gst,cr- up Of club Of ten.
Semi Weekly to gsttsr- up of clGb Of twenty
The Daily 10 get.er-up Of club OF nifty.
All the news. of the past seven days is
given in the weekly edition Of The World
"Wednesday which contains, in ad-
dition 70 the news. many special features
prepared expressly for it. The Grange
department gives each week the latest
news of the order and of the Patrons.
The agricultural department presents the
latest experiments and experiences Of
practical. cuiarists, full reports OF the
Farmers Club of the American Institute,
letters flom practical farmers, and interest
ing discussions of profitable farming.
The page for the family furnishes interest
and amusement for the fireside during the
long winter evenings. Full and trustwer-
thy live stock, country produce, and
general produce market reports show the
state of trade
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+. BAILEY N. AUSTIN.
BAILEY & AUSTIN,
MRS. F. E. EBERSOLE,

1 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGEN
n Toledo Tana County, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

For the Week Fading Tuesday, jan 26
as Reported by Nelsoa e Barker, Real
Estate Agents, Toledo, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
The sem,-weeklywcrla, one Year, Two Dolla,

The Semi Weekly Wcflo, one Yeaf, Two 9ullss5
An extra copy to gettcr-up of club of ten.
Daily 70 getter-up of club Of twenty five.
The Semi Weekly contains Tuesdays
and Fridaysl all the contents Of the Week
", one or two tirst-rate Novels during the
wear, and all the cream of the Daily World.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
APPELLATE & KINNE,

1 TTORNEY AT LAW; Notary Public and Jus
n tce of the Peace. Toledo. Iowa. ONCE oyei
Frees Building
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
L Music Toledo. Iowa. Is now prepared TO de
vote herself to her profession. Pupils are respect
fully solicited. to begin at once.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
y Tama County. Iowa. VIII be at Toledo ey
cry Saturday Public examination the last Satur
day Of each month. Residence South of Public
School House: Office in Court House Toledo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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INV -1oRk WoRLD.
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Adjourned until | o'clock p m.
Met Pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present.
Resolrsd, That the County Attorneys
are hereby directed to collect the School
fund judgments against Geo w Free, VIM
King, A Little, and G Matthew's
Carried.
Auditor directed to examine the title Of
the NV ne SEE. %, So, Is and ascertain if
Tama County has any claim on Sid land.
Examined Treasurers accounts the re-
mainder of afternoon session.
Adjourned until o'clock p m.
Net pursuant TO adjournment.
Present, Jaqua and Hutton.
Examined Treasurer accounts evening
session. ks
Adjourned until the 10th inst at 8
o'clock m.
JANUARY 10th, 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jaqua and Hutton.
Reso1red, That the Auditor is hereby
directed to procure the blank books need
ed BY the county Of the Republican
Printing Co, until the April session il he
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28
GEORGE RAINES,

| TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELORS AT LAW
n Toledo. Tama Comfy. Iowa. ONCE in Stone
| Building over Clarke Bros store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
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gtetpz . orf, 6. Sebr. = Ser Oampter
,@resceutzSitp," Der 6reitag bier anlegte,
bra9te Inter anperem Baiiagisren ant)
yMaggie Soroan," meld)e ben MGrOer Sbarz
len ans benz @efdngniiie befreite. Ginem
Serrn, Der iie fannte, ersdbtte fte ibre traurt-
ge @ei6i6te. gfaf)bem fie Sbarfep befreit
hate, nuBte tie nod cine lange @efangen=
ifait erpuloen unb als iie eublif bic Sretbett
erbielt, etlte lie su linn nad) 6apanna. Cine
3eitlang mar ibr 2eben nit ibm 9liidlid) uno
pergniigt, ba Sbarfep @elO senug beiaB, baS
linn leine 6reunbe Don JteuzDorf 5ui6idten.
Damn faulen Streitigfeiten Slutlden ibr uno
ibm, Die iie eine lange 3elt btnourdl gez
oulbtg ertrug, bis er idlieBlid INNER befttz
ger unb beftiger gegen ile purbe, 10 oaB eno.
lid aud Maggie'S aufopfernbe 0iebe es ni6t
mebr aussubalten nermod]te uuO ile beldlloB,
nod Neiu- Oorf SuriidSufehren. Ste nabm
lleberfabrt auf Dem Oampfer yGrescent-Sts
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hen baben, benn faum hattie iie oas Shiii
betreten, 70 lab iie, rpie er ibr fol9te.
Quf ibre gitte peritefte iie Elm Sfit5ier 0es
S6iffcs in etnen 2agerraum unb ibres fritbe'
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| puB llt ItuI Hllgl ulll pe!i SiHllle pSloHp.
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Die Baiiagiere uuo erSGblte benlelben tbr ge
ben in Sapanna mie aud Die 6ludt Char
fep's aus Dem @efdngniiIe. lleber oas let
tere @reisniB CAB ite an, baB tie tbn 6tter'
beiu9t uno baB iie bann lsoesnal etnen Gbel
BON elmer weibli9en @arperobe in bas @e
fdrry1iB einsel6mng9elt babe, bis Sbarfei
in Seiite zines poaltdnbigeu Srauenansnget
gepeien iei. 9ln bem Gage, on bem bi
Slu6t itattfano, beiu6te tie in Segleitun
eiuer Sraunbin Das @efdngnlB. Seioe ma
rem tief oeri9leicrt. Sbarfsp leste Die nit
gebra1ten Srauenfleioer on uno gin9 mi
ibrer SreuMDin unangefohten binauS, pdt
reno lie in bem @efdnsntiie Suriidbliet
gtad ibrer @rBdblung blieb Sbarfep not
polie Monate in 9ten- -Dorf, erihien in De
peri6iebeniten Serflei0un9en auf ben Strt
lben, obue pon ieinen Sreunoen uno 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
9lms Der staatsbaitptitaot

(speSiale 8orreipOnoeu5 Oes 70. @orreiponoenten.)
annapolis, 8. 6cbr. = @encral 2lb-
iutant Souo bat elm Sdlreiben BON oem
Dtanor BON 6reoerid empfaHgeu, morm Die
fer ibn einlaoet, oaS ied5te Negiment auf
ieinem Ausflu9e mad 5reoerif 81 begleiteH.
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iheint iebr uieSer9eihlugen gu ieiH. @r tanu
penig @n9liih ipreden unO mar erfreut, ais
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6as Gltslte 10 nno ba8 jiingte ned nidt ein
Sabr aft 1T, i'm Inuapoliicr Gefdngniiie eiu-
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