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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02

will see q marked change in the guam
''ty md also in the quality OF the arti.
Giles on exhibition, and visitors will
tnl something besides bare shelves
and empty stalls to look at. When
they pay their money to the Society,
they will feel that they have received
more than an equivalent in the com
blned instruction and amusement with
which they have been entertained. In
the third place, l am in favor of pay
ing premiums in proportion to the
importance and usefulness OF the arti-
Gle exhibited, and especially would |
put the horse jockey and his fancy
horse below the farmer and his horse
Of all work. In the fourth place, am
in favor of charging the circle of harm
l,ss amuscments, and let us have at
least two hours each day latter the en-
tries are madc) devoted to drawing
matches, plowlng matches, walking
matches, driving matches, trottins
matches &c. Let us have foot races,
for az gg@s, sack races, wleel-barrow
races, trials of strength and trials OF
skill, so that all will feel that they are
enjoying holiday. But l am trespass-
ing or your patience, and will close.
Truly yours,
A STOCkHOLDER.
RENARKs-W e admit the above. rs
we freely welcome an expression OF the
views OF the people of the County on
this question and all others affecting
the interests of the people. Wheth-
er our correspondent SIR likes at the root
of the evil he complains OF. we viii
not now stop to enquire. We canno,
concur fully in our friends suggestion
free entries. We like the
policy of the Jones County Society
which exacts an entry fee on all articles
competing for S. premiums or over;
all articles competing for the small
premiums to be entered free. We
commend the many suggestions of our
friend to the farmers OF Tama County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02

General Dnlcc, lately Captain Gen
iial OF Cula, died at Madrid Oh the
I'D inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02

above resolutions printed IN The TAMA
COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
There beng a halt hour yet remain
ing before the hour for adjourning the
Institute sung rouneelay, and then
devoted the residue of the time TO a
general discussion of various questions
affecting schools and school govern
mcnt.
We give below complete list Of
teachers III attendance with =. O. Ad
dress, and number of months taught
No. Months
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02
TAMES WALLACE,
d

nR. WHITTIER. GIT ST. Charles ST.. ST.
y Louis, Mo, Of Union>widc reputation,
treats all venereal diseases; also, seminal
emissions, impotency, &C., tie result of sclf>
abuse. Send stamps for sealed pamphlet,
aOpp. No matter who failed, state case. Con.
sultation free
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02
DYSPEPSIA

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC is pre-.
pared expressly tor pyspepia, or Indigestion,
Nervousness and Debility, loss of Appetite,
and those afflicted with habi,ual costivcness.
It's properties are tonic, laxative, and gently
stimulating, (i' does not contain spirits,l it
gives tone, energy and action to the digestive
organs, therefore the proper remedy for DysA
pepsia and Constipation. For sale by drugs
gists everywhere. J. Z. MILLER & co, Pro.
prietors, 6lo State Street, Chicoco. RS AS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-02
E.MMEMANNNNE,

Ladies, ask your Druggist for DR.. Millcr's
EmmenaSogue, the only safe, sure and reliable
remedy for female irregularities, and posi-
tive cure for the Whites. For sale, in Toledo
by S. c. Rogers, and by Druggists every
where. Price, one dollar Prepared by p.
Miller 4 Co, Gl9 State ST., Chicago. 3 As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

The steamship Union, from Bremen, July "a,
and Southampton 2Tth, arrived at late hour last night
The male Cap-makers' Union has declared
the firm of Myer Brothers Thompson out Of the Union
for refusing this demands OF the union men Messre
Oestrecher SinglehOf aud Frltsch elected dele
gates to the Arbeiter Union.
The Collectors of Internal Revenue of the two
districts OF Brooklyn have received orders 20 deposit
their money ia future at tho Nassau Bank. Courtet,
Brooklyn instead Of as heretofore at tie ubTreasuy
In NewYOrk this removes the danger Incurred Ia taking
tine funds across the river.
Nothing new relative TO the strike OF tho
Shop Tailors has occurred since Thursday Yesterday
the strikers held meeting at the Gernania AssetH
bIy Rooms at which there number OF females
present Resolutions adopted pedgng fidelity 70
each other The Secretary read report when showed
that Coleman & Brothers, Carhart Wexford, Peet
Co. BrOkaw Brothers. Devlin d. Co. Smaller Brothers
and einhart Adler have acceded TO the demands Tue
Chairman ANNOUNCED that Monday next grand street
parade will take place, in which the Newark men VIII
participate The men will march In procession 70 the va
rious shops strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST :: 1869
.,con made insane by religious excitement

,'een made insane by religious excitement
Tie lessee of the haunted house, on West
sn,,uRhed st. Boston, has obtained license for exhibit
inc The premises TO the public "Sueh materiastic IN
dignity a thatD says The Transcript ought TO be suf
Gent 10 exorSse any spirits II they remain and operate
under the license iH prolhOry times submitting
persons visible TO the naked eye, Che general opinion VIII
Be that they are the spirits Of Connecticut 1akee5 sun
anxious turn penBy-though ueDar Gu w :,
stances from the enjoyment fheFeOi-eVeH u Oi"S"'
shoud be slightly deceived by the TRANSACTION
A party Of eight gentlemen from Brlstoi
Ferry r. t. landed nthree hours. Saturday last near
the south point OF Hog Island ten sharks one OF when
was the largest caught in that vciny for several sea-
sons. In length it measured sight feet, while the ans
around the largest part OF its body was hVe iee
and it weighed $50 pounds The united strength or Or
men only able TO bring 10 TO the side OF the boat
when another gentleman had to quiet the monster WIN
vigorous blows its nose with heavy oak einp Ihen
by the aid Of another hook and line aud gat hey were
be TO land prize THIS shark makes 50 which nave
been caught at this place by about the same parry OF gen
tlemen this season. and there are plenty more lett
most cowardly case of persecution has re-
Gently been brought TO the notice Of the newspapers In
Aurora Ill A young woman of prepOssessing appear
ance about 80 years OF age intelligent rehned ana ey
IDENTITY reared In afluent circumstances arrived IN tne
civ about s months ago. with her chud then SIX months
old and sought employment as seamstress. oVGn a.c
the owner of the house in which she nau t
received saying the woman was OF uau .i
and that IL she did not Immediately tue HOUSE
would be burned. This has been repeated az Seea -
where she secured No clue TO tbe "itel Va
the letters has been obtained. The lady herssh - Wy
modest aud retiring and her character pefeSlD aoV'0
reproach since she has been In the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
THE LATE CHARLESTON RIOTS MEETING OF
NEGRO CITIZENS.


AT large meeting Of colOred citizens, held in
Charleston on the evening Of the 80 inst the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, riot occurred ia this city recently, while
Party VI young men from Savannah and Others OF this
Si3 we're engaged ~ game OF baseball playing, Of
WHICH, We are most heartily ashamed and which is cal
Sal 70 impress those az distance from us with the
slsa that IL Is unsafe for strangers 70 visit our city
Mnether invited or not; and hsreas, We claim to DO
ssaDohg citizens, intensely Interested In the welfare
VI me CITY and the commonwealth. and the preservation
anu tasreas An impression has, perhaps, been made
upon the minds Of some people that the pre-
medated by portion Of our people and that 10 was
prompted by spirit Of snta0OnlsD, II not hatred to-
nasa class Of citizens aud those from Savannah
fore, ~ ~
Refoire That It Is our deliberate opinion that there
pfenie0auOn on the part Of any ol our people III
SVnnecton With this deporable affair that our cltzens
~ al classes looked toward the occasion as one prom
og much harfy, and that but Tor the unwse ana Dfu
.e assault OF one individuals upon spectator
had Wnen the nearly II not quite hlbheu'
sotsh over the lines, the occasion would have ad quite
font Termination, and Charleston wOi nave llau
LOaS IA this connection Of which 20 be ashamed nor
Ne guests 70 depart shaking the sand on OF their SHOES
,esDred That IN the o. Law aud ORDER ana al
& valuable 70 republican institutions, We assure the
pOpe Of Charleston and Savannah that we dep0Ie Ine
70 which We have REFERRED aud brand u Win
seal OF our heaTtest condemnation ana az the same
, te ask OF them fair investigation and an impartial
ylognenf; We ask this feeling that II obtained much OF
so Sis win rest upon other than those who are heid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

AN UNUSUAL LITERARY ENTERPRIsR.-PrOf
Eastman the weknOwn college Of POughkeepsle is
abou, 10 visit the NcwEDgland States lecture and
educational of than usual significance. His
long and varied experience certain departments OF a
practical useful education has led him 10 make certain
improvements which he believes should be brought to
the notice Of educators and pupils. Among them is his
novel invention, "The Penman's Assistant which has
proyed Of such great utility to the pupils Of his Insttu
ton To assist in the introduction Of mis- publications and
invention be is accompanied by corps Of educators and
teachers; and this lie not all musical organization,
numbering % performers accompany the party aud per-
form at their lectures They leave Monday and the
citizens Of Poughkeepsie have rendered Prof Eastman
complimentary banquet this evening expressive Of their
appreciation Of him and his institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Arersr al. Aug 6-Coiton-very du; Gales baesi Fespt
bales, Mpdlugs Size; stock on hand. 46i bales
WILMINGTON n c. Aug 6-Spis Turpeutue 3sc Rotn steady
Al 81 6O0 - Crude Turpeutue 90 7u0k3 Tar, ~ Is
6CoItouSaes tOtaT 81 bales. sales 81
the week iO35 bales; receipts to-day, "a baes receipts
1902 bales 10 Malaga GO balesi eoastwse Ia! osie.i
stoek 3l2l bales; Mddings OHeng Los M5ngs, JUie
Gold R Rrchange-seng 1891; SesYork sght De grraina
Four-Low grades supe6ne SIS e20f5 7S Double Eii
a. 408s6 so. Treble Ezra SO 81 f5T White
0sts 6e Bran, 81 Hay. s2SGsH Tor Prime Psrt. 80 so
Bacop retailing at Shonders 0l9i Tor Siea Lard
i9d2 for scs aOd 2d2c for keg Sugar and hoAsses ao@aAl
WHISKY 81 IS Coffee dull
SAN fsAsoIsco Ang Ths Keunck Mupg COMPANY hsTs levied
an 10 per share delinquent Sept Foa sasaI
as g7i Wheat-Common grades dull az 81 9dS 81 Ch0ce 81
72i0sl Fair shipping at 81 10 LegaiIe1ders "A
MILWAUKEE. Aug 6PIOur unchanged Wheat anle. a. s4a
al ga for Corn 6m. Oats dull AZ Gle Reespsl6S eblA
Flour 20 COO bush Wheat shipmeuts-3 bbs Foa $1,000 baA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
POLITICAL.
IHE AIABAMA ELECTION.

MOBILE, Aug. 6.-The list Congressional Dis
trict is uncertain and 1t will take official count to de-
eide the vote
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 6.-The returns are
sti meager but enough is known to render 1t certain
that Buckley and Hays, Republicans, have been elected
in the lid and with Districts Cox and Sherman, Demo-
Gratis elected in the YJh and With Districts The
turns from the list District too Indefinite topronOunce
certainly to the result but the District is very cose'
and 100 votes viii probably decide the contest
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug 6-Unoffcial re-
turns from the whole State have been received which
show that Charles Hays. Charles W. Buckley RObt s..
HeAin and Alfred E. Buck, Republicans, and DOx and
sherrod, Democrats, have been elected to Congress.
Republican majority the popular in the State is
doubted and the vote is small. Haughey, exmember
Of Congress, was killed on Saturday in CORTLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07


CIOUGH-On Friday Avg g. PAMELA C0ugh, wife u hAmioa
Clangb. n the Goth Of her
The friends N the family respectfully nveS 70 attend t5e ta.sFa
Al m. rdnes Of her sonnaw Richard Butler al No West
Fortv.drth.st on Sunday. Aug 4. a. O'clock p m
Fulton. N. T.. papers please copy
CARPFNTRRAtW Pliu THURSDAY Aug jaBe ~ Capen-
ter widow CarpeateF IN the 3sh II her
The eads invited attend the funeral on Fft df
(Suadlyl Aug tie FuesGs Meeting House. Pocssss VI
O'Clock
MOORB-On Wednesday the eth inst john Sdan 900 81 Java
fieeeassdl and sarah Moore. aged 10 years =. -,
friends Of family classmates OF MS te
The CITY members Of the Chouan and phA ~
the funeral services AZ he feslc
Ia. ~ John saman woodsde, y J.. on Saturday avg h
o'eloek N Carriages Wy Is N Sailpg ~ hs NOT" $40 80
MccREA-iS hi. city, on Friday Aug kOe'r asc''a ''a ''
late Robert MeCrsa .f~f.r r.,t f-rF@ -
Notice Of funeral hereafter o. a. ~
MoMUSY- Jery, T. on Thsrsisy Ass ,h'r lingering
,li,sss DR. Jobu B. McMunE. 70 The o9th OF BIS age
l f the residence his sonIass, o. satsnay neIt 81
ESSlk m remains viii be taken 70 Aiass'o"n - TOT
burial. .u-- -. ia n ~
PHYPE-ou Thdrs.-' s'e'i's' aug = %" ms ~
Hsn D. PhTfe. are invited 70 attend toe huasrai
The relatives isads o. the s fssJse place ssd 0rss
services Bartbosmew's Cbofsh ., The rsaves Of Ibs
Jouesst, on Monday Aug g. al o'slo<f y n. Feminist
family viii meet at Der brohers residence. Ne r1 Ean -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
rnE NAr1oNAL tApon rNloN.

: Tie forthcoming session Of the National
labor unon promises 10 be large and most Important
gAthepg. The body which Onvenes 10 Philadelphia on
she 10th, viii be comprised Of delegates from trades
ard several Southern states EeV,YOTk viii probably
ena about 20 delegates from the Brlckayers Paserers
Siothlng Cutters, JOUfneymeB TailOTs, HOuscsnitIs
eyetl questions relative 20 labor viii engage the atten
1Oh Oi tho Convention including the Chinese question:
lhe kght Hour question: and the apprenticeship ques-
oh Ills generally conceded that the successor OF tho
sse PRESIDENT, pr. William II. bylyis, viii be either MT
1Ioyelch Mr. Calls Of Washington. An effort will be
made 70 raise tho salary Of the President, whereby he
nay be enabled 10 devote his entire time 20 the cause
hhe the Convention Is in session. evening meet
tslks Ws lie held. Gen. Butler the Hon. Samuel Cary,
sprague OF Rhode Island, aud others have prom
lseQ 10 make ADDRESSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 6.-The official vote
Of Shelby County with precinct to hear FROM gives
senter $3.50 majority With the exception OF the dis
turbance at Moscow account of violence at the polls
in Western Tennessee has been received The Democratic
press here in announcing the victory achieved yester
day. calls upon the supporters Of senter to remember
charity in their hour OF triumph and forget the wrongs
that have been inflicted upon them.
stOkess official majority in Nashville is II. Informh
ton from East Tennessee shows that sener will carry
that section by small majority. In that case, Seners
majority In the State will not be less than $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.

The Midland Railroad of New-Jersey is NOV
ing rapidly on to completion Though IL wascommenced
but year ago. $50 miles already In running order,
and $50 miles Of the road carrying 1t from the SHAW
anQunk Tunnel 10 Sidney Plains Is being rapidly worked
upon Up to this point the Company has enough means
to carry the project secured from tho towns through
which the road VIII pass proposed 20 procure the
means necessary complete the work through New
Jersey by mortgaging for $4,000 per mle 80 muSh
It Will cost, when in running order, about
400 O coo The exact route OF the uncompeted parts OF
the mad through New Jersey has not been decided
upon This will be determined by the readiness OF yaT
ana towns 20 subscribe to the Companys stock vantage,
called upon for $l6OOO has already raised slSOO ana
will raise the balance. From NewF oundland, which was
asked for $50 OOO threeths have been subscribed ana
snbscrptons are etll going on, Minsnk ana various
other places along proposed route, have secured the
raatar mart OF tho amount called tor from them Inc
ced viii be the shortest route 10 the large cities OF the
West Its connection with Hew-fork CITY has been IN
nred nv most favorable contract made by It's prOpre-
fora with the Jersey Railroad Company The con-
tract TO the new Company the use OF the boats
denots and ferry privileges OF the old Company, as Wen
ms OF its road from Hackensaok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
ATTEMPT TO KILL A POLICEMAN.

About II! last night, Maggie Lewis, living
at No s. suluvsn-st, engaged in quarrel with sOte
colored people at the OF Broome and sulyants
Patrolman Thomas KearBey Of the Eighth Precinct GAME
up and underworld to take her into custody when ths
woman turned upon him, and with knife dealt him
blew the neck, causing very bad TorHd. sne re-
peated the blow this time causng wound on the right
cheek extending nearly from the ear 10 the chn he
officer then Knocked her down with his club. As she fe
blade Of the knife struck the back OF his left bahd
cutting 10 10 tie bone. She finally seeured. ana
taken to the Prnce-st. Police Station The onicera
wounds although severe, not dangerous They we're
dressed, and he then went homo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

The Hon. James NJ. Kavanaugh, Dem, has
been reelected delegate Congress from the Territory OF
Montana.
The atlanta New Era strongly urges that the
expelled negro members OF the Georgia Legislature DO
restored to their seats.
A Wilmington, N. c., dispatch states that
Eagles (colored) was elected 10 the Legislature the
5th inst, by 400 majority.
Robert Robinson is the Republican candidate
for DstrctJudge OF the With District Of California
posed Of the counties Of Sacramento and Yoo.
We have not yet seen complete official returns
OF the election for Congressman in Virginia; but II
appears now that Mr.. r. 8. Aver wells Republican, has
been elected In the LIST District instead Of d. Norton
Qnd Republican, cOlOrodl, as heretofore reported
A San Francisco dispatch of Aug 0, says
Efforts are being made to organize Peoples party
this city, to nominate ticket for CITY aud county Offices
Reform demanded and Ia deemed necessary TO take
the offices of the city out OF the hands Of the polti
clans"
A Convention Of Temperance men met in
Philadelphia the attn inst resolved itself into The
Independent Reform Party" and made the following
nominations
Cify Con,nissioner-s Samuel NJ. Bansheld.
Tr0ihonoidry of District ColTt-Wam G. Claghorn.
clerk or Quarter Accommodation Pierce.
Recorder Of Deeds-George s. Ferguson.
4 Madison (Wis.) dispatch of the 31st ult.
has the following political gossip;
II half the reports true, there IL lively In the
camp the Democracy In this State, Involving serious
among the leaders as 10 the course to be
pursued the place aud time TO hold the State COnyen
lion and other matters. IL is said that the Milwaukee
Regency have resolved 10 hold the convention there IN
stead of al the Capital whercat members residing here
were so indignant TO resign. one Democratic paper
predicts Republican majority this Fail OF 10000, and
fonpdy berates the party nanagers The discussion OF
The claims of different candidates for places the Re-
publican ticket Ia becoming quite lively at this time.
Gen Atwood seems 10 be u little ahead for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
sprtiaI gctias.
How Mary Read Thiss

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Observation-Disclosures INSURED AT LOWER RATES
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Losses paid % days after proof efdss;h.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

sen ior many miles aroun the scene Of the coDdagra
L'e 'ne names received cSeCk three bBdln gswers
IN g1,, asa one Oi the walls Of weh went down with
crash leiped 70 make up picture 81 SaElng grandeur.
Three hre engines came upon the seems from Wiliams
valuable assistance. About midnight the Ice gave way
before the streams that were bearing upon IT, Failing
save the burning bul1Ings the eoris of the drenen
directed upon The other buildings, apd With good
result The origin Of the fire. loss OF stock Npc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
JUSTICE IN NEW YORK.
A CITIZEN OF TROY GETS INTO METROPOLITAN
COURT.

A CITIZEN OF TROY GETS INTO METROPOLITAN
COURT.
The Troy Times complains that it has another
Of the manner In which Justice is Knocked in
by the arrest OF Troy citizen In this city last
week The charge against him, 10 says, was false, aud
ce on the part OF the Oicers The account given Is as
follows The gentleman arrested the president OF
manufacturing company Ia Troy, the nominal capital or
which was sJOOOOO The company OF which no had been
its Operations and had been kept alive by resources FUR
nished from hrs private funds At one time
nauy There were ten thousand shares of
80 each. Thirty OF them he gave to an in
diydual supposed TO nave some lnnnence IN
nal from some cause other, imagined that II he could
only get the Of justice, knowing she was bnd he
could, by swearing strong enough obtain an Sraer .,
tronhe even bank presidents TO give. The services OF
suitable for kind OF work, secured the
affidavit made ana an 9f n " t COO ~ All re
alIepatons contained In this affidavit were taken as
true (which is denied the paintln would
have been entitled to recover only the sum OF 500 rus
oTdr M arrest however required two surees and they
must ustfy I'm $4,000 each which IS equivalent 70 pan IN
the amount OF SlGOOO Upon this basis OF ban u would
cnied by all the stockholders. The arrest was made
THE bail must DO forthcoming or Mr. exJfeSdeht must
visit Ludlow-st Jail Upon payment OF 800 70 the Queer
who arrested Inn that calamity was aYered Tor one Guy
IN 0et time 10 procure bail Bail was Obtained-the
necessary bond executed and the suretes Justned anu
y an examination entered into established the TACT that
ey were worth 100000. over ana above All ueDt
When that was done the fees OF the clerk In tho
sheriff IS office for drawing bond &c, were PAID, amount
ing M some way 10 Just 81 70 The DEFENDANT now sup
nnsed all had done that was necessary 10 eHect MS
oraton from arrest: but IN this he was mistaken one
hundred dollars asked and PAID 10 the eoers
10 have his bond approved The poor ylctlm VINO was
tins robbed out OF $500 Considers IL IA hbb Joke ON
the did man." We have the above facts from IN entirely
reliable source We are also informed that In act there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

MissisquoI Spring water.-The only ksowa rs5s.y e,
Of the kdneyA THIS IL the offns sof
rom Vermont which has wrought So many soce ours lI
only the nitatess that
npted 10 be oamed upon public being equa The Of
THE Mssi,quoL sold bT all dragg Depot No Cogs Place,
Naw.1 ark