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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
Censorship Of the Press-Suppression OF .
Eewspnpcr-The Egyptian Question.


Iron the Leyant Times tConstantinople), Oct. 81
Though this is country Of surprises and para
doxes we imagine that the news Of the suspension
Illuminating" the Turkish government viii have
Imagine also that their assso1.shrasnt VIII sqaEcs!y
the reasons assigned for this arbitrary act As to
the general charge OF using "unbecomlng language
IL S wa arc the serssn
tribunal were voad sas not e e su SsSa
public opinion the verdict viii at once be
given IN our favor. AS to the specific charge
ana MncS was proyoSed By an attack
made upon US BY the TurQuie all we have to say IL
that, astonished as we were at our contemporary
broken down obbers in the innds VINO tried to make
their game out OF the Egyptian question, we IN.
empirc,n we are infinitely more astonished that the
Grand vizier himself should admit the bare posi-
BILLY OF even ven that snere are ga arg
ters are not likely to be rehabllitated BY this vndio
s vs disamsd Su Rs the r saSs
exegesis. that the cap would at the heads Of
s nse credit 81 ss
should now 20 forth to the world. ON the authority
of All Pacha, that newspaper must not speak OF
With sianderng some exalted dignitary Of the ON
PREF Thank Heaven, we could generallze as we
llkeu hUOuL ully Uuu plldb6 VI CubTuCtcE ia
discussing political question connected with our
own country without being supposed TO impute
moral turpitude to even the meanest subordinate OF
MIR. Gadstone's administration.
We are conscious that II, by any disloyalty
on our part towards the 6uitan's govern
ment we had brought down upon ourselves q just
retribution. our subscribers would have had good
reason to complain OF for the privaton they have
to sustain through the cessation Of our publication
for month; but we feel sure that they Will not
blame US, but the regime 70 which we are subject.
Al reUoirI
SUBLIME PORTE. MINISTRY OF FonEIaN AryArRs,l
Oct. g. 1859
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs considering the
Times newspaper Notwithstanding tue semiocal warnings
70 occasions has not ceased using most
unbecomng language questions touching tho sovereign
rights OF his Imperial Majesty the Sultan:
Having regard especially the article published In IL
number Of September 81 1862 COMMENCING "vcanedt
euroennSan article In which the journal In question dcas
In psHdous and caumnious nsnuatons certain high dig
nitares of the emptre
Having TO the regulations respecting the press pro-
mulgated March IL, 1852
DHoREEB.
Lsvant Times newspaper suspended for month
from October g.. 1885,
this hereby given to Mr. Laan Hanly,
the respunstble editor Of the aforesaid Journal -
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Sims Reeves Charged with As.anis.

FROM tue COrk EXAMINER, Ocb, ~.
on Saturday summons was issued by the Leeds
magistrates, at the instance Of Francis Schoes one
OF the chorus singers engaged at the Leeds Amphi-
theatre. against Mr. Sims Reeves requiring the
celebrated singer to answer charge OF assault at
the Borough Court yesterday morning. The cause
OF this proceeding Will be understood from the
Amphitheatre, MIR. Sims Reeves appeared a. Captain
Macheash, IN the 'Be1gars OPERA There was o
crowded house, and the play was proceeding very
satisfactorily until about the middle OF the second
act where song has to be sung by one OF the sub
ordinate characters. The failure OF the member OF
the regular company who was appointed 70
Mr.. Reeves intense annoyance. He was appa
rently under the Impression that the members OF
the chorus were IN some measure responsible for the
incident for they lett the stage, according TO the
statement OF the complainant and his friends, Mr..
Reeves struck Scholes o violent blow on the shout
der. such was the force Of the blow that the conn.,
Knocked down two or his feil0w-stngers. The voca-
list who left the stage In the scene was Edward
ton OF Mr. Reeves foot. All this took place ii full
view OF the audience most OF whom evidently thoughs
that was part OF the legitimate performance; for
greeted with applause, when Mr.. Reeves stepped
forward and said 'Of all the unmaniy ruffaus |
ever met with these are tue worst" AS may be
coniectured. the chorus singers expressed their
indignation loudly at the assault committed on two
Of their number; and Mr. J. Atkinson their chief,
sent the following letter to Mr. Reeves during the
evening"
request you Will make ample apology for the unsesmy
assault you made two OF the members this evening"
shall aks other proeesa'os' YOURS CO. j. ATKINSON.
After the summons had been granted the following
letter was forwarded TO the managers Of the Leeds
The little which had arisen Ss.wsen tina.
ss sss .n: s1s al ne:. Rs
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Tho Government and the Telegraph and
Post ONCE.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL's
~ ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,

HORSE AUCTION MART
sSi6H2 aAseh A 4 odLoef AsS lDAa,
= dispose o @ r wishing rarSs,s anything in the
Our dealings almoat exclusively with merchants and
and o9r coaaesa on ,hs
people In other branches Of trade
hsss that
IS AT NO
opposite the Post oce where register ksp. of
advances made eysry.Sas q .Se horse iInc; ,s'
Private fam OF TonAxs SALE
Elegant pair bay Horses l5s hands, years, kind IN
and fast travellers drivers warranted
saeH Horse is hands year kind In all harness, been
used as family horse rots in 40 sure warranted sound
slI elegant Top Wagons, nearly new; one dermaptown
top Road Wagon built BY corbett scharch all good
sorre Horse Is hands. years, kind In all harness. good
sOrrsi Mare, Is hands kind in all harness. free
black +
@
3 @ tying kind and true t2seher with op Dortors
Two oiose Coaches, built by Mott Co., and Corbett
sos saddle Mare. silver name and s. y hands
and nA'
Elegant ~ IS hands,
years. FREQ from Vice roadster; very free stylish
KIND and true together with an elegant extension top shi
81 e se
&c the whoc to be positively sod on account OF
Gray pony Horse IS hands, years kind in an harness;
Private gentieman's road Turnout,
comprising the
Vermont Morgan mare, Is hands syesrs kind
n n M wSen IL gs Tansd S II
ran.sd sound KIND ara true together with no top road
ness made BY caabe Lap, wolf and back bear Robes
black Mare. Is hands kind in ali harness free
from vice. waTIantsd % sound kind and true i.
free from vice. warranted 70 iot in three minutes and
ss T. sa sas ss M
Wagon. set city made Harness, blankets &c.
ye Ms M and sdd @ a free
Large o. ot Ensish Kersey Blankets Lap Robes einse
Gss and no Sp
on account Of weather.
"A THIS DAY, al ia O'clock prompt. Regular. sale.
years perfectly Thoroughbred Kentucky raised by Mr.
Alcxander has rOtted in 2:ao wi in condition, beat
and viii o
s
rSned sas eace sprsn "a hind
ssh as ass sss cd l"s pss ssas, stylish
pr.ted can show % gan today good true and
and kind, apd warranted every way.
Bay Mare 15e high, KIND pleasant and fne driver;
fine family roadster; viii tro close to minues
ranted sound and kind.
Iron Horse 10 high tro 70 day close to
minutes first class good family business
horse; Is sound and kind
Bay Mare, l5sa high, years; fine saddler.
Sorret Mare, 10 high " good In all harness; ne
worker good brood Mare.
Splendid bay Horse, 5H high, "a years; stylish, gamy
spirited, genteel &C. superior under saddle warranted
sound and Kind and warranted every way.
sys & f. aSses very A. aa ass eps Ss
all warfanlecs "a hours allowed from time Of sale
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer, "a Dusno at.
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COAsTwisE sTEAMsHIP.

COAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.
PAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxrANVs
c,iIT69gl IH69gGH I'm LINE cT,'s. to
Through rates. New York 70 San Francisc,;-
Outside. Inside. Second Cabin. stecrsge.
s"S. cnSsar siss or SAILING s'sSi DAYS s'a
fcoiof Canal street, 4 !, o'e!oss noon, ~ - ~
except when those days fa sunday, then the day pre-
One hnndrcd pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
March 2~RIsiNa STAR, Captain H. p. Conner. connes,
ing with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lspdge.
GREAT i,EfuBLIc, leaving San Francisco Arrl FOR
XOTIOE T6 SHIPPERS -Fre,gn. FOR steamer RISING
c @ M ussr 'GsS s
apply q the compahys ,icse. once On the wharf FOO! Of
E'IEsr STEAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS VIA
The sycs hSy Ms car ss Yss = CAPTAIN Sg no
nsS sSy .s aa aaay H T. 2sss gs ~ S9 ss G
Fer eIch, or passage, having superior accommodations
''''" srosFoRp. rILEsToSs 4 CO.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
srS Ms senT sS csrany FROM psr No. serh
go,YEniA T. Y.q S,ss -
MORRO cisrLE.... Capt r. Adams. .....Aprii 8
For freight . '''''s' g. S%!aisSrLsn, ~ rs:Iass
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
Conranr.-The elegant steamship MISSISSIPPI
20, tons burden Captsn u. Slocum, will sail for st.
f al s"s re Sf g sol gS
"'s' WIN. X. GARRISON, Agent,
No. 5 Bowling Grcea, New York.
rsAvtNA, sfsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IA YORK and Mexican Nail Steamship Line, aauing
every twenty from pier IL East river, n, 10
The splendid new steamers
CRY or MEXICO, Captain Deaken, March 20.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, April H.
For freight or passage arpy
~ Beaver street.
nor NEw ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
comprising the hrsi class steamships
ENfRAl GRhNr..s.............. Captain w. 4 Quick
Captain w. r. Henry
0ENERAl, MEADE. .Captain A. w. Sampson
UNITED STATES..... captain q. L. Norton
The steamship
UNITED STATES.
Captain q. u. Norton,
viii be despatched on Saturday, March 90 al o'clock
NJ from pier W North river. - -
Freight received al through for 81 Louis Mobile and
Galveston
rhe GENERAL GRANT will succeed, Saturday, March ~.
For freight o. passage having superior accommodating
FREDERIC BARER,
~ Bgoatwsy
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PERSONAL.

A THE FINDER OF THE RING MARKED WITH
a.. letter 49, advertised January 49, will receive $25
ward. Il. ID. HATCH.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND.-THE
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch their
sidewhee. steamship ISAAC BELL for Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond Saturday March @ at r. NJ, from pier
81 North of Beach connecting with the Sea-
board. Inland AIR Lime, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
southsde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and Dam
vile and Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight and
granting through bills Of adng all points South and south
west Rs OF iadng signed the pier For freight
having elegant sateroom accommodations apply to
NJ L. MccREADY, President 1s7 G-eenwch street,
OF Dey. Insurance by steamers OF this line, per cent
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> : - y - -
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RATLROADS.-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Nortnorn
and Western leave New York HUDSON River Rail-
road, Threth street and Tea.h avenue and III - and
$50 and II r. NJ. and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth At 10 A. N. and 3JP NJ
The r. 81. train via Hudson River will Sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached to andtt P. NJ. trans.
Drawing room attached to and II 80 A. ~ antI:0
=" WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vic Pr,siden.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

Grove PATTERNs.-w TO BUY PATTERNS
~ for stoves Address w. N. Water street Herald Office.
r'o PUBLISHERS AND ENGRAvERs.--wANTKD TO
purchase number of second hand fine Wood Cuts, but
ltte used Address JACOB WILSON, box s,7t5 Post ooe,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
The iowa Central.

1t is not positive that this road is
dead. There are many who entertain
hopes OF its continuance in life Some
even go to the extent of crediting the
idea that it will soon be in operation
through Tama county. When the
Iowa Central and Iowa River roads
consolidated and the line was changed
to Marshalltown and Eldora, a major
ity OF those along through Blackhawk
and Tama counties, owning stock in
the Iowa Central, thought the prospect
of north and south road through
those counties totally dead. 1t did
foak a. though we were to be cheated
out OF a road Marshalltown had more
money than Toledo and could draw
the road to that point. The contract
has been signed by the new Company
by which the road to Oskaloosa is as
sured at an early day.
;. I'll. the meantime, the few, less than
the number necessary to save Sodom,
who still had faith and works in large
and equal measure, have gone to work
TO produce some sort of an interest
All eng capitalists in the route through
Tanfs and Blackhawk. They have
succeeded to considerable extent
Some OF the capitalists of New York
have looHed over the ground, and are
convinced Of the value of those coun-
ties, in a railroad point of view. Pres
ident Gilman, whose letter to Judge
Graham, of Toledo, we have seen,
thinks chat those men who furnish the
money for the branch of the Iowa Cen
trial through Marshalltown, will iron,
an the same terms, the branch from
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

Grlnncll through Tama and Blackhawk
to Cedar Falls
Mcssrs. Necnly and Rounds Of &c.
dar Falls, :nd p! 9 ;idcm Gilman, will
soon be in New York, If they are not
there now, ard Will meet those capital
lists mentioned, when the final decision
will, probably, be arrived at At least
the tone and temper of the men on
whom the road will have to depend
for iron and rolling stock, and from
this tone and temper judge Of our
chances for road
We believe that the prospect for the
Iowa Central, Eastern branch, has as
sumcl an encouraging attitude, and we
shall await, with anxiety, future devel
opmcnts.
OF course, II this or any other road,
is built, the people will have to build
Il. They will reap great advantages
from it and must pay for those advan-
tagcs. To make this payment, we
think the people, of all classes, are
ready They have, heretofore, on all
proper occasions, shown their willing
ness and eagelness to make due adj
vances on all benefits they are to re
ceiye.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

The Leader advocates change OF
name for Oxford. The change ought
to be made, as Oxford is so near 10 the
spelling of Oxford that many of the
Post masters and clerks send mail to
either place regardless of its exact or
biography, and even exchanges grave
ly give credit to the Oxford Leader tor
items which they CLEAN from our brave
contemporary among the marble quar-
ries. The Leader suggests Coward"
and marble City" as appropriate
names We second the motion tor
either; either would be an improve
ment on its present name.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
Another Flank Movement.

A strong effort is making to pre-
vent from going to waste, the grading
in lama and Blackhawk counties
Over one hundred thousand dollars
has been expended IN those two coun-
ties. and the citizens who paid the
money are anxious to have the road
bed ironed. Peter Melendy and Mr..
Rounds, of Cedar Falls, waited on
President Gilman one day last week,
and we presume urged the ironing and
operating of a road from Grlnnell up
thsir way. Grinnell is ambitious to
become railroad center, and of course
has no great dislike to see line start
from that place aud come up through
Toledo, in Tama county, thence on
to Buckingham, Hudson, Cedar Falls,
GAINESVILLE, Rockford, Nora Springs,
Northwood, in Worth county, and
through Albert Lea to Owatonna in
Minnesota. The Central Iowa Rail
road can get all the iron it requires
for the road, and the places along the
line arecombining tor concerted action.
AS we have repeatedly said, the object
of the stem line is to have all the
profitable branches it can get, and this
promises to be easily secured and
made profitable after it is built The
west line running through Maysvil!e,
Clear Lake, up to ManSato, will build
up and drain section of country prop
erly distant from that going Up the
Shellrock to Northwood The pro-
ject will soon be set upon it's feet and
a move made in that direction. We
sincerely hope the hundreds OF thous-
ands expended by the Blackhawk and
lama county people, may yet be bene-
fetal to them [-Eldora Ledger.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

LOCALS.

KICKED BY A HoRsE.-Last Sunday
evening, little Gertie, a young daugh-
ter Of Geo. r. Struble, was seriously
injured by horse. She was being led
along the street, near the house, by an
older girl, when colt of DIR. Springers
that was running around town came
running at it, and wheeling, kicked 1t.
It was hit over the eye and nose, and
was, for time, senseless. The injury
is not believed to be fatal, but is, GER
tainly, serious.
Is there no ordinance against horses
running at large in our streets? II not,
there ought to be. Other towns have
such ordinances and this town needs
one.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

issued July 1, 1869, BY Secretary Raw
Inns, contains the names Of the Bur
lington Hack Eye, SiouT City Journal,
Dubuque Times, Council Bluffs Nonpc-
reR Davenport Gazette, and keokuk
Eate C'ta rs the official papers tor the
& ,yernment III Iowa.
The Postmaster General has ostab-
lished the following new offices in this
State:
Ilaysville, Keokuk county.
Washburn, Franklin COUNT.
Rush Lake, Palo Alto county.
The Denison Review tells Of pre-
cocious youth, the son of g clergyman,
standing by the side OF his father VINO
was writing Q sermon, saw his pater-
nal ancestor interlining and erasing as
he wrote. Presently the boy inquired:
PA, don't God tell you what TO
prcach:"
"l es, my SON"
Then, pa, what makes you scratch
it OUT"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

We are in receipt OF Nos. 80 and36
of Zell's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal Dictionary, and we repeat
the commentators heretofore given
in it's behalf. We consider the work
one of great value to scholars and 9TH
ers who desire to be informed on geo.
graphical, biographical and historical
subjects. Each number is an SPACED,
3-columned quarto, and is sold at the
low price OF ten cents. The publisher,
T. Ellwood Zell, OF Philadelphia, ex-
poets to complete the work in $50
numbers; but he guarantees that what
ever may be the extent of the work,
the cost, to the subscriber, shall not
exceed $25. L. Colange is the Editor,
assisted by number OF men eminent
in their several spheres Of study. For
club rates and samples, call a. this Of
fee, or address the publisher.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
s,4dps:,' District Ticket.
Republican County Eopvcnti a

The Republicans Of Tama county will meet
in Delegate Convention, at the Court House,
in Toledo, IN Tuesday, the ith day of Septem-
b,r. \. D. 1869 at one o'clock =. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Offices of Auditor Treasurer Sheriff, Coun-
~ Superintendent, Representative, Coroner
and Drainage Commissioner. for the respe IS
i've terms Of said Offices.
and also for said Convention to select Del
egates to attend the Senatorial Convention to
nominate Senator on the Sth day of Sepiem>
her, 1869.
Tho ratio of representation Fill be one DEL
agate for each township, and, in addition
thereto, ore delegate for every fifty votes. or
fraction over twenty FIVE. cast for Ed Wright,
Secretsry Of State flor last election.
The townships, will therefore, be entitled
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
State News.

Monona County has a population Of
2,679. an increase of LOIS IN two
years.
The wife of Andrew Wicks, aged
% years, committed suicide at Farley,
by hanging, on the 9Th. She was sup
posed to be insane,
A sol of Mr.. Plnkerton, of Chester
township, Poweshiek county, got his
leg caught in the sickle Of reaper, a
few days ago, cutting the leg so badly
that it had to be amputated.-Tde
Herald.
A child which was regular built
hermaphrodite" died recently in Union
township, Hardin county.-Crops in
Hardin county will yield larger than
anticipated before harvest.-A farm
er in Hardin county refused s1.25 tor
his wheat and kept it until nearly all
was spoiled and then sold at 40 cents.
Tide Eldora Ledger.
The preliminary examination in the
case of Jas. McQuinn, OF Vinton, charg
ed with poisoning Edwin Hodges, has
closed and the defendant discharged.
Track laying was to commence on
the rail road from Cedar Rapids to
Vinton, last Thursday-Vinton Post
Office does an average business Of
1000 letters a week, sent.-Vinton is
pleased oyer the arrival of steam
boat, the "Aurora,' from Cedar Rap
ids, on the 28th ult.-T1de the Eagle.
A horrible massacre took place on
the steamer Dubuque, at Hampton, ILL.,,
week before last. 1t occurred between
lot of rattsmen and the negro hands
on the boat. By the affray five of the
deck hands (colored) were killed or
drowned, and several others injured.
1t was an unprovoked, and indlscrim-
mate attack by the rattsmen upon
the unoffending boat hands. Twenty.
nine OF the rattsmen have been arrest
ed, few are yet at large.
A pamphlet "List Of newspapers au.
thorized to publish advertisements oil
the War department and it's Bureaus, y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
We are happy to make the annou,.ro.

We are happy to make the announce
ment that those Brobdignagean bur-
docks, IN the Court House square,
which have been Haunting their large
leaves in the faces of the passers- by,
have been laid low. They lit their
proud heads TO the heavens no more.
The man who did this glorious deed
should be known to fame We place
it here on record, that all the people
may do even justice to the memory OF
Jesse ID. Newcomer. May his shad-
ow never be less.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
SHERIFF'S Sale,
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

SHERIFF'S SALE,
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
Brown & Co. vs. Nathan wilkins.
In the District Court of Tama County.
By virtue Of special Execution, dated the
Goth of July, A. D. 1869, to me directed, is
sued out of the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama county, State of Iowa, in
favor Of Brown 4 Co., and against Nathan
wilkins, on judgment rendered by said
Court at the September term thereof A. D.,
1869, against the said Nathan wilkins, where
in il was ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the following described real estate, to-wit:-
The interest of the said defendant in and 10
the sw ! and the sw of the sc all in section
q, and the sw of the NV of section "a, all
in township 81, north Of range IL west of the
9Th P. NJ, in Tama county, Iowa, be sold, or
so much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon and shall, on
the 10th day Of August, A. d. 1862 between
the hours Of 9 o'clock A. nj. and o'clock p.
NJ. Of said day, sale to commence at the hour
Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. at the front door of the
Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of
Tama, offer and sell at public outcry, to the
highest and best bidder. that bids two-thirds
or over of the appraised value, for cash, all
the right title and interest of the above named
defendant in and to the above described prop
erty, or go much thereof as is necessary 10
satisfy said judgment for the above named
sum together with costs and oil accruing costs,
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied.
July 2Ist, 1863. KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa,
STIvERs SAFLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. [31w2
$500
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
Republican senatorial snvcn-
ton.

4 Delegate Convention Of The Republicans
Of Tama and Powesheik counties will be held
-t the Court House. in Toledo. on Wednesday.
lie sth day of September, A. D. 1869. at one
o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
Senator to represent said counties in the next
General Assembly.
The ratio of representation will be one del>
cgatc for every one Aandred votes, or frac
.,ion over fifty votes, east at the late general
s,ection for Ed Wright, Secretary of State.
The Republicans of said counties are cor
daily invited to attend and he activ, in hav-
ing said Convention fully represented.
Gy order of the County Central Committees
Of lama and Poweshick,
TIiOMSA S. FREE,
Chairman TaIna County.
A. W. BALLARD,
Chairman Powesheik Co