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BUCKISGHAMI CORRESPONDENCE.

Last Sunday was Easter, and our regu-
lar Easter storm was rain. and hail in
stead Of snow.
Mr.. J. q. Wood finished planting corn
last Saturday.
From a letter from friend in south
west Kansas, I learned wheat is beginning
to head there.
MIR. Joshua Wood had a valuable COW
killed by the railroad engine last week.
See if it raina on the next seven Sun.
days. The prophets say it will for it
rained Easter.
Tho Buckingham school commenced
last Monday . week, with Miss Olive NJ.
Kecklcy as teacher. She gets a good
price and We want . good school taught.
'Pedro" Of York generally writes
some very interesting letters for the
CHRONICLE. The only fault is he don't
write quite often enough.
Forty-eight hours she spent in thinking
about writing an article on Mormonism
and then gave It up; too badll
FARMERS.
We are willing ito assert without the
slightest hesitation that Buckingham
township contains the.,most energetic far
mers Of any township In the county. Bro.
Averill of the Clipper gave Mr.. J. T.
Ames, q farmer in this towpship . Wait
last week and wrote up quite an interest
ing article giving Il no more credit than
it was..entitlsd to-
oHcE HoRA.
Inotice in the last weeks issue Of the
CHRONICLES "Russ" of Howard township.
seeks To criticize one Of nv letters By say
ing that ] find fault With the actions Of
the Board Of supervisors. A 70 the
southern members Of The Board, I-kaow
but little about and IN writing my article
Ionly relied upon Jos. Dysart's letter in
the Clipper and the general rumor afoat
Dysart II . member Of the Board and
should know as much about our county
affair a. anyone man. tIc says things
are IN 4 loose form aud the other nom.
bers do not deny 1t. publicly any how.
and we do not think Dyssrt would have
made that assertion il It was not true.
How county Affairs stand in the minds Of
Ous southern friends ! do NOT know. bot ]
can say this much for this end Of the
county that there IL scarcely one man
hem who is satisfied With the running Of
the county business for the past two
q q = 4
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hessiaesalaed q order by Mayor I. g.
Kline.
uemben present It roll call @. u. .Be<
ger, H. Wagner. Benz. Stone and r. =
Smith; absent ]. Q. CLARK and J. 8.
Moore
Us. Moore came In and took his Seat.
On motion the bill Of +. N. VIM. for
hauling dirt on crossings &c. was allowed
also bill Of Wieting& Clark for print
ing.
The Finance Committee asked.fofmore
time In which 70 report son the bin Of
Wietings& CLARK for printing ordinances
which wafgTanted-
g. n. Berger offered the following res
olution which Of. Emotion waa. adopted.
Resolved, that WHEREAS = petition hav-
ing been presented 70 the council OF the
toxn Of Toledo on the 5th day Of Flsst
March asking the vacation OF the alleys
running through Block three in Harrison
& Cos. addition Il. THO town. Of Toledo,
Iowa, and = notice thereof having been
published a. per order Of said council in
ToLEDo CHRoNIcIE, snd no objectipoo
having been made thereto by any parties.
thereto. it 10 hereby ordered that al Of
the satAaHsys sFs hereby vacated. Teas
Kinne, nsrger, Wagner, Stons, More and
Smith. Nays, none.
On m~otion1thc quit claim deed from A.
J. Wheaton and1wife 70 the town Of To-
ledo for q strip Of land on the west o.
their farm TO be used % . public road
was accepted and ordered filed for roc.
ord.
On motion the street commissioner was
instructed to put asuitable guard around
the tres lately set out by A. J. Wheaton
along the read leading TO the Cemetery
under the supervision Of the committee
on streets and alleys. Yeas, Kinne, Ber-
ger. Moore, Wagner. Stone and Smith.
Nays, note. d
Committee on Cemetery tycaa-asked for
more time il which to make their report
which Has gran,ed
FEE. SMITH, Recorder.
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CONNECTIONS

n- SONNECTlUNS,
AT Montlcello,, with D. 4 NV. nv T,i,,,.
Going South. 12 10 a. M; North ! n T"sS
AT Anamosa, with Midland Ry. TrIs, !.
Going East, II 05 a. m. ; arrive 4 NJ D = N
AT Cedar Rapids, with B. c. RAM,
leave, going North. ! 20 D. m. and \ ma ~
south 3 Is p. m. With INV n, -
leave, going East, s Is p. M: West ss, ~
j. B. DUM0NT, Suptri-ls,ir
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Tho tWentv,ssccnd annusl State Con.
vention Of the Republican party o. the
STATE Of lows viii BE- held Cd the city Of
Des MONIES, on Wednesday, June ltth,
1878. tpr the purpose Of making The
following nominations
A candidate for Secretary Of State.
A candidate for Auditor Of State.
A candidate for Treasure ar State.
4 eapdidAe tx Register Of State Land
Once.
A candidate Tor Attorney General.
A candidate for Judge at Supreme Court
A candidate for Clerk Of Supreme Court
A candidate for Reporter Of Supreme
Court
lsa The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for each cqupty ID the State, and
in addition thereto,one delegate for every
two hundred Yotcs. or fraction oyer one
hundred votes, caet for Hon. Frank T.
Campbell for Licutenant Governor. at the
general election In 1877. The following
shows the representation Of tho counties
composing the Fifth Congressional Dis
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q. 60 INV.
LINES.
Chicago q North Western Kausl
Embraces under one managementthe GTsa ~
Railway Lines of the West and Ncrip.nsssns
with its numerous Branches snd eoug ~
forms the shortest and quickest rou, a,smd.
Chicago and all points in I%llininols, xsssea
Northern Michigan. Minnesota, LOVE. SI w
California and the Western Terrllories. y
Omaha and California Lihs
Is the shorte 1T and best route beteen ~ 49,
and all points in Northern Illinois. Iowa y y
Neb aska, Wyoming, Colorado. uan' w saa
California Oregon. China, Japan sna ANN
Its -.
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapol" =,
Il the short lire between Chicas 0 ang :, IA n u
q Northern Wis, onsin and Minnesoss, ri j
Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, puiu'a'
points in the Great Northwest. Iw H..
LIN Crosse, WinOna 4 st. Pe.ei -
e the best route between Chicag, apa ~, = 4 NJ
Wtnona, Rochester, Owatinila. Mana nj ltht
New Uln,, and all points In Sonlne'A
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay & Marquette ll''
Is the only line between Chicago and ' ,urss
WATERFOWL, Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh I sra
Green Bay, Eschanaba, Neganilee, ~ CIR
!loughto,, Hancock and the Lake Sups'"
Freeport & Dubuque LIE ra
Is the only route between Chicago ~ ~
hockfoId, Freeport, and all points N1A
Chicago & milwaukee li.s =,
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and Y ine %I'p
psssing between Chicago ana Ian gsp EdS
Forest, Highland PAX, Waukesa''
kcnosha and Milwaukee. az
Pullman Palace Drawing Nv
are run on all through trains Of this Ioss' m Y
This is the ONLY LINE running w. N;ssssgds
tween Chicago and St. Paul ana ITiuusA :
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago .n4
Chicago G' { , and CT en- s sgs made at chis..s, s "a
Lake Shore and Michigan Sontne,n,nr n We
trail, Baltimore and Ohio. PlttsoJ's Pm Bne
and Chicago. Kankakee Line Az cru a'jESAsftp
Route, for ailpoints EAST and sVU si;roi, Oap
with the Chicago and Alton ana '".
for all points SOUTH. v;,ht ~ "
Close connections are also magc noiptk 5.
kAciac r. Il. At Omaha for faf W. & ixxfRs
Close connections are nadas as;
p0ints Nth trains of all cross PHI y, or
Tickets over this route are sold y "A Csbs
Agents ID the United Staiess 49,, - Y
Remember o ash for your a LA W 2
Chicago and forth Western nA
New ' York once, NJ. 4iS B~rs s
Once, No. 5 State Street; 0msssN NJ. i No 4
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Business men who hsYe seen Holders
Patent Blotter Tablet all units in pro.
nouncing Il the incest thing out.
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Dubuque south.w Western RAM
BEST AND SuCDw,.

BEST AND SHORTEST po,.I
to all points North East Of Ca, pAUVn|
North Of Dubuque. Good copnestioia pdi /
Coaches: Road passes ~.
Q attractlve section Of our STAT 'u"si 1
rake the Popular Route for North E,,,,,,
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@a3 ttf# ssSalFk Wa Total....T6
A csrdial invitation is extended to all
who expect to act with the Republican
party in the coming election. A full rep
resentation is..desired.
BY order of County Central Committee.
G. R. SrRUBLE, Chairman.
Dated. Toledo. April oath, 1873.
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q. r. aTERNEMAN.
HoUsE !

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
" way. Toledo, Iowa. NJ. Snyder, proprietor.
This elegant and commodious New Hotel is now
open to the public. with frat-ciass accommoda-
tions. and at reasonable charges. It is not sur.
passed for finish and general style, by any H.tel
In Central Iowa. Al
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Schedule Of Claims
ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF TAMA COUNTY, IOWA, AT THEIR REG
ULAR APRIL SESSION, 1878, OWL
THE MOUNT CLAIMED, AMOUNT
ALLOWED, AND FOR WHAT
PURPOSE.
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Kdhlps Vim
Adkins Cilaa
andrews Rilla
Andrews C J
Andrews Emily
Brewer Arson
Butler David
Butler David
Bryant Thomas
Brewer G G
Robhacek John
Best w G
Best r g
Best Frank C
Burright Orrin
7, BrowncB Albert
Baldwin Hannah
Buchan Jas J
Bunce G W
Burnham Ellen
Burnham 2 w
Burnhsm Josephine
Boyd Peter
Corns W
Chance 2
Carter Elmer
Cox Charlea
Conner Joseph
Croft julia
Croft Thomas
Coburn &c
Croskey Chas
Clark Inos
Carkhuf Louisa
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DOzark Joseph
Darling fB
Dwozark Vince
Edwards A
Foster
Fee g
Finch J II
harrington J e
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Gates
Highland Pat
Horton Silas
Hameit Hart
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Hartshorn Cd
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Leslie James
Lamb Do
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HOMER s. BRADSHAW.
rrnRNFY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
"A 1cnledo. Tama County, Once In Stones
Rn,,dinc. over Clarke Bros st.re. 4
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RTaHess ana Professional.

E9ERsOLE d WILLETI.
rr0RNKYs AT Law snd Notsries fu1iG
A Tojedc. Tsma County, Iowa Once IN 0a'
Iay 4 Johnston's Block.
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r. ". BOYNFON. N. D..
HySIcT AND SURGEON, Toledo, Iowa.
L Residence same old place, opposite cHRoNI-
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JACOB W. LAMB.
AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
"A Tolsdo. Tama County. Iowa. VIII practcs
IN the state and Federal Courts.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-09
The Last Word.

The Republicans of Maine are called once
more to battle against their ancient foe, for
behind the guerrillas and skirmishers of the
GreenDack party march The sonu RANKS OF Lne
old pro-slavery, secession, union-hating Dem
ocracy. Summoned once to battle for the
true Interpretation of the Constitution, sum-
moned again to battle for the preservation of
the Union, the Republican party is now sum-
moned to battle for the nationa! honor and
credit. The question at issue is whether the
debt incurred during the war of the Rebellion
shall be repudiated or not, whether the ma
-tion shall keep faith with its creditors or dis
regard the promises it made in the hour of its
extremity. This and this only is, the issue.
This is the dispute between the Republican
party and Its opponents. They as wen as
we recognize it, and all over the State the
Democracy is striking hands with the hosts
Of reputation and initiation, and Green
hackers and Democrats alike are training
their batteries upon Republican candidates.
The Greenbackers cherish wild and delu-
sive hope of victory. The Democrats know
that Republican defeat is Democratic tri-
umph, and they gladly welcome aid from
whatever quarter it comes. They are conf
dent of their ability to hold the soft money
men of their own party, and perceive that
every Greenback vote drawn from the Re-
publican organization is gain to them.
Their object is to break up the solid delega-
ton of Maine Republican Congressman, and
thus aid in securing Democratic majority
in the next House of Representatives. The
result of the Maine election is looked forward
to as a clear indication of the decision of the
nation at large. A Democratic victory here
will be hailed with rejoicing by every enemy
of the Union, by every traitor in the South
who warred against the Government and
every Copperhead in the North who con-
spired against it. Especially would the elec-
tion of man like Gen. Anderson, one of the
most ardent and outspoken of Southern SYM
pathizers, and vehement in his opposition to
the war, be construed as an admission on the
part of the people Of Maine that they were
wrong in attempting to subdue the Rebellion
and in resisting the encroachments of the
South.
1t becomes the duty of Republicans under
these circumstances to rally for the preserva-
ton of the national honor and faith as
they rallied for the preservation of the
national unity, menaced by the same
enemies. Any marked inroad upon our
strength will be comfort and material
aid to those whom we have so long fought
and whom we believe unfit to be entrusted
with the administration of public affairs and
the control of the government they sought
to destroy. Let every Republican go to the
polls, and thus again demonstrate that the
old faith is still strong within us.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-09
The Coalition.

A dangerous and corrupt colition threatens
to capture the Legislature, and the efforts of
all Republicans, indeed of all lovers of hon.
esty and clean dealing in politics, should be
directed to its defeat. The Democratic and
the Greenback leaders have united all over
the state on candidates for members of the
State House of Representatives. Should the
coalition succeed in carrying the House and
defeating choice of Governor by the people,
there will be bargain and sale of candidates.
Either Garcelon or Smith will be BETRAYED,
sold out. The votes of our Legislature will
be put up at auction. The choice of a Gov
ernor will be the result of trade.
That is the meaning of a triumph Of the
political factions which have banded together
to defeat the election of a Republican Legis.
lature. Their success will be blow to pub.
lie morality, to cleanliness and good faith in
politics, to the best interests of the state.
1t is our duty to defeat them if we can. And
in order to achieve their defeat no effort must
be spared to elect our representative ticket.
Every name upon it should command our
united support. This is no time to give play
to personal likes or dslikes. The public good
demands Of US that we sink all personal feel
ing to-day and work together for the success
of our candidates.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-09
sOLON CHASE ON SPECIE PAY.
MENTS.

"With this sum specie payments can be
resumed at cnce, and the premise that is
written ON the face of the greenback to pay
the dollar, made good. This would Give
Bill a good dollar for his work, and the
wounded veteran good money for his PEN
sion, which is only justice and fair play to
Bill and the veteran; that is, Bill not only
would work for GOLD wages as he
does now, but would buy his goods
at gold prices, and thereby save
another large item of the $25434 that
is pressed out of him annually
SPECIE PAYMENTS Is THE ONE
THING NEEDFUL In OUR PRESENT
CONDITION, AND WILL CURE Us OF
MANY FINANCIAL ILLS. The oment
you have got specie payments, PendIeton's
and Builerstheory OF paying the bonds In
greenbacks, which means neither more or
less than more and meaner money, be-
comes obsolete. If Congress in its blum
derings, did mot agree to pay the principal
of the bonds in gold, il ought to have
agreed to, and specie payments Will make
the agreement what il ought TO be. The wit
ofman cannot devise any scheme that will
bring absut specie payments other than re-
deeming greenbacks with gold; that is, let
somebody else have some good money be-
sides the bondh hsIders.-SOLON CHASE,s
"POOR MANS TRACT" OF 1871,
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-09
HOW TO GET GOOD TIMES.

: a Pennsylvania paper sets up the folloaoing
guideboard as shoaoing the aoay to good times:
Curse the capitalists; frigtten them all you can.
DO not let them go into business. Ifthey shoo
any opposition to do so, call q meeting; get up
set OF rules and regulations for managing the
business so as to break them up as soon as posi-
bIe and threaten those aoho aoil not go in under
the rules, unta they gather up their money and
teaue the country, as they haze already begun to
do. Nothing helps times so mach as to let men
knoao that If they get more By aoorking hard than
you do By idleness, you aoM compel them to d.
vide. They aciH aoorE all the harder for such en-
coaudge'aent Go right ahead NTH your Com
naunistic speeches. AU that is necessary is to
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