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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cubsrd mail steamship scoA. csessiS Judkiss.
will leave this port on Wednesday Cor Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close a. the Poo, onss 81
haIfpss, seven O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
TIE Nsw YoEx HxsALp-Cd,toA Tor Hurops-sssa %
ready at halt-pss, six o'cioo. 10 the morning.
Single copies In wrappers. tor mailing. sir csaIs.
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SUICIDE IN MONTPELIER. ".

MONTPELIER, W.. Sept. ;. 1907.
NJ. j. frsterick Cross propre,or % the American
House this place, committed suicide, about to-
day, by shooting himself with pistol Financial EN-
bssstmsnt supposed TO Do the cause OF the deed. He
wasabout twcnty-two years OF age and recently
NJ he Pavtfton hare
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

Approaching Assemblnae of the Northcrn
Parliament.
BERLIN, Sept. ., 1867
The second Parliament O. the North German Confed-
sraion VIII commence sessions In this city the
10th OF October
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HTil MfaAY N NASHVILLE.

NANvufg, Tenn, sept = 1897.
A dsbt occurred this evening on College street h.
tween John Cochran and John Curras, both saloon
keepers, IN vhoh Curran WAS slsbbst In the bowels.
snd 10 q thcusht vii de The csiss ~ ,hs afhi "" "a
cid rfudxs
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FsesTHi1los IN soura cssolisa.

CgsnIssrox s e., Sept :. 1891
Return. ron all portioa. Of The stats indicate that te
interest 10 registration tagging TIE blacks have 90
far, than twothrds q tie whole Bnn.ber regis.
tered Return. ~ come In will PROBABLY feuucs the'r
maturity, but not materially.
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Conventions el cis~r Makers and Cafpestsrz
a.h J.la~r, Of NV York mt Bai,aiS.
SuyrsLo, sept. 3, 1851, 4
IA O'Clock r. Al.
The fourth National convsati6s OF The Cigar MskssS
uuons session ia this city, will issue "a appeal
10 Congress asking tha, The presea tax on csarS b
nodded rep ,sed
There are delegates from every STATE IN she Un,oa
present Tue majority Of delegates pfessn. favor tss
enforcement OF the eight hour law Ia every State.
To-day there business OF any Importance
transacted Tue President and secretary made few
marks dvooating change ia the present constitution
and the raising OF fund by the local Unions to ~
placed TO tho credits OF the Ssonsl Union nainsafn
strikes
The third Annual convention OF he Nav York Stale
Csrpsntsrs aud Jcissrs' onion assembled 10 this caF
today The meeting called 10 order by chs Pre6s
dent ". q. Steward. OF New York There are tusnty-
dve delegates present FROM he local Unions Ia hs Stale
After reading OF the reports ~ the Pfssdsn and
asoretsry which, rsferred commitlee. tas
Convention adjourned ono r. ~ to aise A. N. To-
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wuHltssusG COLLEGE. %.

AfLEyrows Ia -spt .. 1885,.
Ibs fsea,y Of Muhlsnburg COLLEGE, at Aientown. IA
CONSISTING Of eight professors Installed this evening
Addresses wers delivered BY r. Y. Wright ana Dcc'or'
NuhieobsyI and KroeL
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
TIA xyar,.,ick Rans.

The Warwick Races.
LoSpos, Sept 5. 1861
The race. a Warwick to-day were wsil attended Tho
rinepa, events OF tho day the codtess toe the
.Heathcots and the Harrington stakes.
The former was won BY Per- and the a'tse by Bees
wing
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FIRE IN GAL TlM0ae.
IALIISoEs, I'D. 81

BALIIsoeR, Id, September 3 1857.
Dire thIs evening destroyed the fruit packing estat.
Iisbment OF stanm Sous. "a Light strces. Loss
$40 600 stock and S. 900 the building; partially
insured Several adjoining buildings we're slightly dam
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n y N q A R Y.

Aksssuth Party at the Elections.
PEsru. Sept. g. 1867
In the election for member Of the Hungarian Diet,
which took place yesterday ia this city, the candidate
put forward BY the friends and supporters Of Louis
Kossu,h was successful.
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pEssskl o. SUI AGAINST rw Mscsisrs uSos
tWhts tp1pAsy.

AlV'Rs, =. Y. sept ., 1907.
The socsist tat snh " 'hc vnltsd >;atss toart
sgnnu tue Nsrcbsan Trdop Etvress Company MS
been dismissed ~ MS H"s,or Jua.s Neson. ., cooper
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NNFLLLH MliSuN, tli Bfosivar, View fost.
sssfisi. esay.two csnrsitor- h- h.cf1 praiudf
gold nnsdsi ~ ~. rerfecica p Sewing Machines AMI
Bn0rh0s ssebines'he eul, god n-sl fcr hs srsse o.
usrufsf esctA' III 81 awards aud Zee smile ~
medal ~ wuEEI.TH a WILSON,.
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La the Evcniux Telegram

t"tne Evc"fus Te.esfam q
Will BE rouSp DAILY #.
ras LATEST NEWS IRON. EUROPE ss GABLE. {.
SPECIAL rELEGaANs FROM Att PARTS or
AMERICA.
FLASHES FROM ALI rAsrs:: (.
ALL rHE LOCAL News !.
roLIcE AND courr x.rrgas-
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
SPORTING ixrsLLraKscE FROM Ali sAxfs o.
THE ,cousrsy.
SEW JERSEY LONG ISLAND, wgsOHgsrse Ann
STATEN ISLAND NEWS =.
A GUIDE ASD DIRECTORY on rhr ways os
LEAVING NEW YORK.
A FAMILY MARKET REPORT, SIZING A au,Ds 70
HoUsskEErEEs AND :ooxs :.
Grsr OF .rnK SAVINGS BANKS IN rgx CRY. i.
THE AxusExSsrs IN .Hs xgrsosolLs
PERSONA. IxrELLsoEscE, !.
erSKsAL sHws or THE DAY
cossrr. rAcErrx, AND POETRY :.
Re-, a., A
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS TILE I.ARGxW
CIRCULATION OF ANY EVENING fArEN
PUBLISUED.
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S.-lbSlieusc Nat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. reitet
a Son did accept TIE chsl.enge OF kALptSbtko -
SoN for nakiue srilsic NeerschAam rspss No. Sshn
slreel and - Wan s.Ieek, e1sner of kloAd
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The f"~~ Machine tanpsus. Iliss ts"wr:
jr h. hshC.t ffsr,luus Ter .~eiss mscA 80 '0'c ~
Broadway, NS~ Norx
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rsosatly perfected CflLVkLfE's LfFE fOe The HAfH.
II positively hair 10 rs original color sDa
youthful beauty 1scs,s iressing hnpsss NE, srowss
aud strength 10 the weSkes. ha. sops It's failing oat y
sold By al drgs,. fsshonsts hsirdrsssera go
." WY '''' sxasH A. 'cHIvAIIER. n. q.
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Iyons' Magnetic Insect Powder. The nriSt-
nal ard ONLY setun~ 20 Az taaoSes v"nhuys. m0ths
Al vegiBiH. nee ir"a" ici'on Uspat ~
Il Park
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Crists deye's HAIR Dve..The Beet Ever Mas
efscafed. Wholesale sed re,sa; sisa APPLIED. At Ss-s
AsAcr
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oils Popsdes has long been -nownsd - The most ir
By ell druggists 81 per bottle Brsssh ohes va Broad
s.v
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ursi ana aa..s. sod ), a.sss.s bePc = SsJ sssssi
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Grea, Impsovcm,g,i; T-s"rcse 81 G s.., us 4.
Astnr place.
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Ho,sI fInvaus Iou~rv.-prises Paid ia
NisIfn. fi~ 'fi4Hsst paid
i,oI,loop, AMI 81 sfa, ~ ,soid 7rf siissr
TAYLOR a Co renStfs. ~ Wan A'frr. \. Y.
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Marina lasellisence.

QessssrowS, Sept She steamship CITY Of fafs,
captain Ksnnsdy from New York on the 24th % August
has arrived here. roats 70 Liverpool
SoCraAurov Sept Tho steamship HAmmonss,
Captain Ehisr from New York the 24th ILL.,. arrived
here ., uoon to-day, on the way 70 Hamburg.
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r,p..nlon VW,y-r,~lIe. Paris, 1861.

'"r,~io-' '.sss, aud Ne,,i,g,yssssr.
tio 7. Al. p. SELfy's. az Broadway
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The ~troass.t f.u<titati"" ~ Rrekea rwd
Ores ruined " sn 10 q sl,sek o! ever sua rns nss
Al may hr TIA CNls rfGwrtt ofoktn
w ~ ssso,iint - d. n JAMES tgns Nsstss~. s~e
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.Gyov~r n Maker. uishe-, rrc@ism ssw'sA
Machines 80 hfosdway Ne1 YORK
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GqS'Gbs. sa s rsss SssSfs'ss s..ss
~" g. Ian xELTy,s. a. Hrssa~,,.
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ye,d,-ku-<'s Hall st,tr ~ s.~ntss Hats.
5lg nd 80 HFestvpT. Enough aid
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sss. aiNfi0ws scOrHtSG sYHur 90 ehad.s.
Oh vel iFlet remedy, I. has sooe test az
many inany years sIa rsssr ssowh 10 fsi " ret snf
e.yc. e chid from psn. bul Isiss-tes its sipsseh
std boWsls v'ni ~pc aud rive. AID hcstd %
the child aud comfort 10 trs nolhe
Re aid call los
MRS. wiSsLuw'~ SOOTHING SYRrr
having Ire fsc .inle O. CtfTfs PEEkINr "a - '.
slds wssgler. AL a'hess sFo bAss inssto %.
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.wi4- cgr,ss, "a: .s ,, osr p".r. es Ia
BAisli $500, Eas9 fsttA
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE afaa,a.

Conventions Of Cia~r Makers and Cut pestsrs
ard Jsiarrs OF NV York mt Baisato.
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fHE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS TILE LARGSsr
CIRCULATION OF ANY svESiy0 fArEx
PUHIISVEO.
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hostile srmes Is no longer heard the Of and
ths peas OF uskery hushed and peace blessed g'o-
oas peace sheds her and sulgspt through
out tho entire length aud breadth Of the republic Nov
my countrymen, the proper Time to calm The troubled
concord and fraternity ard nooy 10 redeem the pledges
which voluntarily and frankly made a. the oom-
.ncsment Of our late snd unhappy civil war. A. early
A. 1881 Congress adopted sitaoI universally the ceis
bratod Criitshdsn resolutions IN which they proclaimed
OPPRESSION nor Ter any parps.e Of conquest aud suu
gallon for the purpose Of oserhforing o. nterer
Ing With th: established Institutions o. the states,
of the constitution and preserve the Union With OIL the
dignity, equality, and rights o. ,hs several states anin-
paired. sni that rs soon az these objects are accom-
pl.shsd the Ought 10 case. Fortunately for as all
tns war over TIE authority o! the federal gov
s,unasat every where fully restored. and " fg time
that the faith Vi the nation sosmny p lighted should
be redeemed let fcrse; tbs bitterness Of the past
e, W fof.ss ~ srson rs'nsm a ,ns' 70 on Is
| .ssp ,he heel OF military despotrn upon the people
| Of ten sister States W. may cry oat asans. The
Psad Of Au.tris sssins, Hungary bat the woga will
tLns hat may well DO silent unsi then. Referring
40 ire exclusion OF the delegation be says The people
o. Keniuesy have Joe, csuse TO complain % tia action
o. Congress In excluding from hsir seats u'e represen-
svs. rom ,s' s VINO w S , GUY sas,,sa ~ !" ~
f fn constitution soihlns csa ts explicit
tban the constitution upon tts subject 70, under article
! rf,' section sscond We ind the iol.cwmg-
rtre-rhs House Of Representative. shsn he compose.
.Ye, .A I'D se SECTOR. s ss .. Ssr s.ye M
sa.lirsuops requ,s fer seetors Of We most ngusrou
I tr.~rh N ths STATE LeFssturs
s,,-t : ~ person shall be fsprs7eratvs who shall
49, .sinrt,hs 80. n twenty-five end been
80. I'D rem a Jni'ei rts<es snt Who shah MOI
r ssclod 10 HaAoani VI 'se State 10 ~hlch he shs
l b. ca0ssa.
These are The soe aud sbpyrc qualifications which or
required W the constitutional power This IA the fun
aamenisi law, aud II IL admitted By both frea
| md fol thAi our representatives. were ell eects
| b. the DUR qsaiasd voters Of the state, and tbs
N q Wsm Lsa the constitutional quallncs
| ,,.,. shove enumerated knowing that the,
nrs are fully sscsg;be o. proof, and cannot he
tss.lal. acn.r.ittti " rfflst lbs laes oi o2asle
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CIsvsLssD, Ohio. Sept, 3. 1877
II N oiClbck Il n
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
Senatorial Convention at Buckingham.

In pursuance Of the notice given by the
Central committee . delegate Convention was
held at Buckingham on the 18th day Of Sep:
tember 1861 for the purpose OF nominating a
Republican candidate 10 represent the 32ni,
Senatorial District for four years from the 1ss
Of January 1868. The Convention was or.
ganized by the election Of p. L. sherman af
Tana, Chairman and A. Knox of Benton Sec
retary. On motion of W. H S.ivers commit
tee of one from each county in the district, on
credentials. was appointed by the chair as
follows: W. H. Stivers of Tama and w. C.r
Connoll Of Benton, who rerortedtha Benton
county was entitled to Is delegates and Tamsf
to Ii, with the names Of the delegates which
report was adopted. Whereupon w. II. SITS,
vers of Tama made motion tha, James Cha
pin of Benton be nominated by acclamation,
candidate for Senator for the 32na Senatorial
district which motion was seconded by Jos.l
Dy sart of Tama and unanimously carried
On motion of 3. R. Sherman the chair appoin-
ted Central Committee for the district, Of
two from each county, as follows: ##
W. c. Connell and A. Knox, of Benton and )
W. H. Stivers and Joseph Dysa,1 of Tama.-,
On motion of Judge Clark of Tama, 3. r.
Sherman Of Benton was added TO the commit
tee.
Thereupon the convention adjourned.
AUSTIN KNOX, B. L. SHERMAN,
Secy. Pres.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
Were You a Prisoner Of War?

At the session of Congress in July last, .
committee was appointed to investigate the
Treatment Of Prisoners OF War and Union
citizens held by the Confederate authorities
during the late rebellion, and in order to
effect this, it is the earnest request Of the
Committee, that those having important infor-
nation on any or all of these points, commu-
nicate them to the committee, stating:
First. Name, age and post Office address
Second. If soldier or seaman, the rank or
position held, and with what command he
served and third. A fun statement of all
facts known to the writer relative to his own
treatment or imprisonment together with that
of other soldiers, seanicn or citizens-stating
ALSO names, places and dates, as far % possi.
BILE, with names of Confederate officers in
charge.
Doubtless, there are those in Tama county
who have valuable information for this eom-
mittee, and they are hereby requested to eon-
municate the same 10 Hon. VIM. A. Pile, mem-
Der Of Congress, 81. Louis Mo. Any ono call-
ing ct our once in Toledo, viii b shown ~
original request Of the committse, and reoeise
such othar information - ~ peessss + ~
nrd 70 the communications.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
Ye Democratic Convention on last Saturday

The convention called to order about 2
o o'clock p. IN. but as we didn't shear the .hnxle
sound we were little late. Capt. Sssddard
furnishes us the ticket; For Rel resentatire,
James r. Graham, Of Salt Creek for Csunty
Judge Eleazer Mann, Of Crystal; for Sheriff.
a. NJ. Thompson, Of Tama City; for Coroner,
Peter McRoberts, of Carroll; for County SUE
perintend nj, - Tins o. Tlma City and for
Treasurer, I Forker OF RicAland.
At the close of nominations, the convention
sat silent, we suppose preparing TO sing the
song ''wLere Shall We ge;' when, behold Capt.
Stoddard was called to the stand-not by the
audience, for none of them spoke--but by the
spirit (ef s6) within. He said: '.1Le Denoc-
racy was on the rise; that in some townships
where they used to poll 9 votes now polled 20;
that such startling fects as his ought to en-
courage the party to 60 TO lie election early
in the morning and say til! late at night; that
they would show their African friends that
they the Democracy were mot dead YETI
that the light began TO break, and that they
could ''see the writing on the wall"
Some one then called on Judge Salisbury
and the call was echoed by II voices ithe
who lie delegation). This gentleman came cut
and told two stories about whiskey and one
about camp meeting; said Doelittle was tie
smartest man in the Union except Seward;
hat Thad Stevens was simpleten; that for
he Negroes to vote was not in the spirit Of
IS = that the Democracy stood where il did
IN the days Of Jefferson, and then sat down
amid immense applause f.om Capt. S.cddard
striking on the stove with lead pencil. Con-
vention adjourned sine dc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
.IsCHARGE FROM DEBTsi

Messrs. sTRUBLE & BRADSHAW, Attorn-
eys q Law, Toledo lows, are now prepared to
procure discharges under the Bmkrxpt LaW.
Parties dssiring 70 take the benefit Of said
Act, should make application ct once and thus
avoid the delay that will be incurred BY those
applying late, whom applications will bs more
numerous and delay OCCUR in consequence
We make this business specially, and from
the amount Of buStness which Ne expect 70
secure IN this line " shall b Able 70 obtain
disohaStso men rSaaenohls ter1na.
9eA1 ex2UDLB 3 BRADSHAW.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
nNHE HEALING POOL,
AxDa~sT sss gs
HOUSE or MERCY.

Howard Association Reports. for Young
Men, on the crime Of Solitude, andtthe Errors
Abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impediments to Marriage,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address Dr..
]. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pc. i'''es' ~ S s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

| Columbia 10 mills S II mills teachers cont
Highland 10 !" 5 8
Also q tax of mills on the taxable proper
ty of the corporation of Toledo as certified tc
| by Thomas S. Free Recorder Of Town Council
JAS. DyshRr,
A. n. PoYNeEP,
On motion of Mr. Guilford said report was
alop,el.
On motion The valuation of P. Helms land
chan yed back 10 original assessmsnt.
The pettion asking for an appropriation to
build bridge soutA OF Iuka. Referred to
bridge commite
Also petition OF Jonathan Zehrung for an
creek
Claim OF \ NJ. Hubbard for s75 rejected.
Mr.. Guilford moved that the bounty upon
gophers be postponed for one year.
Yeas and Nays called resulted as follows
Yea, Messrs. Cory, Dickerson Donaldson,
Forker, Guilford, Gallagher, Johnston, Powell,
Poyner, Sherman, Shugart and Wilson, l2
Nay, Messrs. Brooks, Dysart and Tenney,
carried.
On motion of Mr.. Donaldson Board adjourn
ed until one o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m. Board met pursuant to
adjournmrnt, roll called, quorum present.
Bridge committee report as follows:
Petition for an appropriation Of $3.50 to
build a bridge over Salt creek, on tie Vinton
and Toledo road, on motion rejected.
On petition for $500 to build bridge over
Salt creek on the Vinton and Monticello road.
on motion 500 appropriated.
On petition for $500 to build a bridge in
Oneida township known as the Huff bridge,
on motion allowed.
On petition for 5000 appropriated to assist
in building bridge known as Hayward
bridge in Geneseo township.
The committee recommends that no further
appropriation be made, carried.
Mr.. Forker made verbal report in regard
to Indian Town bridge, and in favor of ap-
propriatins $500 or SO much as is necessary
to repair said bridge, and on motion allowed |
The resolution offered by Mr.. Guilford, in !
" uostuS JcutLen ulluSc. Su iuoe1Vu l
was laid over to next meeting.
Petition for an appropriation to build
bridge across Salt creek, below Bakers Grove
in Perry township, referred to bridge commit
tee.
Mr.. Johnston offered petition Of Joseph
Roads, asking quit claim from county to
certain Lot in Toledo, on motion referred to
on public property,
On motion of Mr.. Johnston $1,000 striken
from assessment of Mr. J. Roads, in Toledo
City.
The committee on roads make the following
report.
On petition of L. Stoddard \ others II. ia
,obs vas appointed commissioner to com mence
The view on the 4th Tuesday Of Sept. 1867.
On petition of P. Helm.& others II. Jacobs
was appointed commissioner to commence the
view on the Isl Monday Of Oct. 1867.
Petition of J. W. Pearsc. Informal ordered
returned for correction.
On petition Of n Hand s others H. Jacobs
vas appointed commissioner to commence the
view on the 1st Tuesday in Oct. 1867.
The following commissioners reports were
,eceived and the day Of final hearing fixed on I
he second Tuesday in November 1867.
Report Of Robert Ray on road in Howard
ownship. l
Report of com. on vinton & Newton road
Toledo township.
Report Of com. on Cedar Rapids road Otter
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
Of the Board Of Supervisors
of Tama County, Iowa, at their regular
meeting, in September A. d. 1867.
September, ID. 1867.

September, I'd. 1861.
Board met at one o'clock p. m. at the court
house in Toledo, and was called to order by
| their chairman and upon calling the roll the
following members answered, viz
Messrs. Cory, Donaldson, Forker, Guilford,
Gallagher, Johnston, Powell, Poyner, sher-
man, Shugar,, Tenney and Wilson.
Mr.. Shugart moved that the school lands in
York, Rchland and Indian Village townships
be advertised ana sold al public sale, accord,
ing to law, those that have been appraised
Carried. Nsa
On motion adjourned until to morrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
September 81. s o'clock a. m. Board met
pursuant TO adjournment, roll called Quorum
present. #
Minutes Of yesterday read and approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Forker ninety three dol
lars was appropriated to finish building the
Helena mill bridge across the Iowa river.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson adjourned until
i one o'clock p. m.
One o'clock P. m. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, roll called quorum present.
On motion of Mr.. Dysart, money paid by
Dr. Cunningham, in redemption of certain Lot
sold, and redeemed by mistake. Ordered re-
funded.
The following proposition Of the Toledo
Court House Association, was presen ed by
Mr.. Johnston.
Res0ived by the Toledo Court House Associ-
| alton, that for the consideration hereinafter
expressed the said association do hereby re.
lease to said county, the "One Hundred Dol>
lars heretofore contracted to be paid as rent
for said house, by said county, and agree 10
finish said building according 10 the plans nd
specifications rs soon as said building can be
reasonably completed; and then give the full
control of said building and ground to said
county. So long as said county shall use the
same for county purposes, and whenever The
county ceas TO use said building for coart
house purposes, then the county shal, own lis
proportionate value of said building
Provided said county shall appropriate the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars (s5,0o0) for the
purpose of helping finish said building. and
said association shall execute a bond with ap-
proved surties::for the completion Of the said
building according to said plans and specid-
cations adopted by said association.
~ W. T. JOHNSTON,
President.