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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-07

CEocKEBy. OTTAWA Co.. Agca.,
December II, 1861.
DR.. G. N. Robark --Sir
| am Farmer. about 80 years
# age; was taken Ill IL August;
1850, with fever. general debit.
ity. loss OF appetite, swo' len,
lia,bs and stiff joints, and was
doc,ored by a Physician sever
Al months viii. no result bat =
larret.>e Bill. J tried after that
varior,s remedies Will, no bene-
iii: almost gave up III despair,
when allci9llb Dor showed income
Of your almanac from Griiiln's
Drug Store, and recommended
your medicines. procured
two Bottles of Blood Purifier
and three Bottles Of Blood Pills
from Mr.. Griffin, which | took
as directed, and was perfectly
restored Il Health. The whole
of last winter ! VAS enabled u
cltt my fl. wood iIaw J Gnu ~
as go.ri a day che! ping "a
ever run!i III alt lie
i. -s.-A ii.rlii,r Inducements
10 try yuar medicines WAS the
,;.ct lhat WAS III innate! y ic@f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-07
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-07
ROAD NOTICE.
GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

Notice is hereby given that Road Petition
has been presented to the Auditor Of said
county, praying for the establishment Of 4
county road, to be called the C. 3. Quntard
road in section % and 30, township 81, north
Of range IA, west of the 9th Z. NJ, and that
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1863 is fixed
for final hearing before said Auditor, and all
persons interested therein can appear and
show cause why said petition should not be
granted. THOMAS 5. FREE,
County Judge aud ex>Ofiicio Auditor.
Sept. 18th, 1869. [n@sw4
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
YACHTING NOTES.

It is sincerely to be hoped that the Atlantic Yacht
Club will be favored by the elements in more pro-
pitious manner on Tuesday next for their annual
regatta than for their similar event which took place
last year. II will readily be remembered by those
who were present that while every accommodation
was provided and the fleet in excellent TRIM there
was scarcely enough wind out to stir the sails per
cepubly. IL is understood that no pains have been
SHARED 10 render the regatta success and doubtless
the bright expectations Of the spirited yachtmen
will be happily realized. AZ already mentioned, the
steamboat General sedgwick is to leave the foot OF
Montague street, Brooklyn, to accompany the race
should the spectators be so numerous as last year
steamed forth under the most glowing auspices a
brilliant affair, "a far ~ visitors are conserped, may
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

The Fleur de Lys did not turn the mark.
After rounding al took IN square sails and nat-
tened sheets for the run back The Egeria soon
passed the Goriana to windward, the Cambria pass
ing the Witchcraft in the same manner. Near the
More light the Cambria passed the Gloriana TO
windward, the Egeria being at this time well
ahead OF the fleet and the Witchcraft about mile
astern, holding bad wind.
Passing the Chapman light on the way back the
Egeria was quarter OF mile ahead OF the Cam
bria and the Gloriana oolishy carrying her ballon
jib), about the distance asern OF the Cambria,
the Flying Cloud next and the Witchcrat last,
In Lower Hope the wind headed them, and the
Cambria lost ground in the several boards she
made while the Egeria lufred up quite half point
nearer the wind than she did. The Flying Cloud
appeared to be within time allowance. With the
exception of the Egeria increasing her lead there
was no change in the position of the vessels, and
the race was finished in the following ORDER
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

be expected as It viii also be In similar point Oh
view should the weather prove favorable.
"a that which viii be Given by the New York Yacht
Club Thursday next. The result OF many
months labor and expense will De brought 20 the
test. The repairs. alterations and improvements on
the most prominent yachts In the fleet have oeem
almost entirely competed and an opportunity VIII
be afforded them to try their new garb A good
stin breeze Will be most acceptable. brilliant
party OF visitors win probably witness the contest
should the weather be favorable. II fs needless
to say that there were few occasions when the
merits or the yachts were so keenly watched as AZ
the forthcoming regatta The value OF the prizes or
the two classes-sloops and schooners-ls $3.50 lot
each class and one prize OF $50 for the second CLASS
OF soops. The sailing course and directions Tor the
starr are as follows:-A nsgboat VIII DO
anchored abreast OF the cub Rouse Staten Island:
about tnreequarters OF mile from the Shore west OF
pa and tSe m anchOr m IN ro rsp1s north Of
the sloops about so yards apart In taking position
In line each Yacht may select it's own IN the order OF
Its arrival at the anchorage, and the comnlttee
would suggest that the yachts arrive at the nag
boat as early as possible so that there may be no
sails may be set before starting unless otherwise
ordered by the committee. The signal for starting
win be announced on the 'morning Of the regatta
Yachts viii proceed from the anchorage to
the buoy or the Southwest Spit, pass
ing IL to the west and south, and thence to
the lightship, rounding 1t TO the n0rthward
and eastward and return over the Same
course passing to the west OF the nagooat on
the club house, going and returning. Going ana
returning, all the buovs on the West Bank. VIE.
Nos H. Is and 15-are to be passed to the eastward
must be directed to the secretary OF the club. and
delivered at his once. No. As Liberty street. New
york. The following gentlemen compose the regatta
committee:-Messrs. F. Westray, Phillip Schuyler
and Stuart M. Taylor.
The steamer Middletown, furnished for the exclu-
sive use OF the members OF the club and ladies' ac-
companying them will leave the foot OF Desbrosses
street at ten A. NJ Before the start the steamer VIII
touch the lower landing Of the Staten Island ferry
near the club house. to receive members on board.
After the race is the steamboat Will again call
at the lower landing to leave those wishing 10 visit
fha clrh hnu
at seven p. M. The steamtrg W. Fletcher furnished
for the OF the Regatta Committee, Will leave the
foot OF Desbrosses street at nine O'Clock A. M. pre-
cisely. The steamer Josephine will also accompany
the race with party OF ladies and gentlemen, leav-
ing the foot OF TmrtyfOurth street. North river, AZ
quarter to nine O'Clock Altogether brilliant exit
bition Is eagerly anticipated.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
Another Letter from Mr. Ashbury-The Mea-
surement Question.
No. SUSSEX PLACE HYDE PARK GARDENsl
LONDON, NAV "a 1862 (

No. SUSSEX PLACE, HYDE PARK GARDENs,l
LONDON, May -, 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE FIELD
In portion OF your leader OF the 22d on yachting
Prospects" you remarked, at Is said that the
OF the Cambria will exert himself to bring about
match across the Atlantic" This would read as
though | contemplated something beyond what
have already proposed viz, TO sail to New York any
American schooner Of the Cambras Royal Thames
Yacht Club measurement giving ten per cent mar
gin. Ihave no intention 10 issue any challenge TO
either English or Americans. My proposal was
made to the latter duly accepted by the owner OF
the Dauntless, and duly declined by me as not being
within the terms OF my challenge. This, as your
readers know, raised the great Anglo-American
discussion on the measurement question, and when
the Dauntless arrives she and the Cambria VIII be
measured by the Royal Thames Yacht Club rules
such measurements will be referred TO the commit
tee OF the Yachting Congress, along with the objec
tons or proposals OF the Americans. The committee
Will then be asked 20 take the question into con-
sideration and practically TO settle whether our mode
shall or shall not be altered.
II modification OF our system Is considered re-
uuiste and desirable to take the place OF the exist
ing rules, then the two vessels VIII be measured by
the new national rules as applied to yachting. and
II the Dauntless comes within the terms OF my ten
per cent margin the race ID. W between Cambria
aud Dauntless to New York win then take place IN
August. II she does not come within the terms OF
my challenge the Americans must ind another
vessel or there Will be no race across the ocean.
Yours. truly, JAMES ASHBURI.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
FlElp DAY OF IHE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

The field day OF the Seventh regiment, Co'onef
Clark. takes place tomorrow at Prospect Park,
BROOKLYN Line forms at the armory at eight A. NJ,
when the command will march down Broadway,
Fulton street to the ferry: crossing the river, II will
embark on the Coney Island cars for the designated
grounds The drill will commence at halr-past
ten A. NJ. and win be completed Gt
noon At two p. VI. there will be short
drill followed by review Of the regiment by Brigs-
der General Meresole. OF the Eleventh brigade The
regiment will leave the Park about half-past three
p. NJ. and. leaving the cars at Carroll Park, viii
march through clinton and Montague streets to-
Wall street ferry An opportunity will thus be af-
forded the citizens OF the City OF Churches TO crafty
the long desired opportunity Of seeing this favorte
corps. II win pass through Wall street, up Broad
way to its armory and dismiss.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
ENGLISH YACHTING.
Match of rhe Royal Thames Yacht CIub--The
Eseria the Winner-The Cambria Beaten.

Match of rhc Royal Thames Yacht CIub-The
Eseria the Winner-The Cambria Beaten.
LONDON, June g. 1862
The schooner race or the Royal Thames Yacht
Club was sailed to-day, at forty-nve minutes past
eleven A. NJ. The starters were the Flying Cloud,
l0l tons; Feur de Lys lOI tons; Gloriana l33 tons
Witchcraft, 2o6 tons; Cambria 1sS tons; and Egeria
1852 tons; the Flying Cloud stationed TO windward.
The wind was west southwest, blowing good
whole sail breeze on the starboard quarter during
run down.
All canted under balloon iibs and set jib top
sails and maintop staysais, in addition to
the usual fore and aft ana square canvas.
The Flying Cloud was fist away, the Glorana next,
followed by the Egeria, Cambria and Witchcraft In
the order named, the Fleur de Lys last, having
carried away her jibboom.
Or Mucking light the GlOriana was half mile
ahead. the Egeria, Cambria and Witchcraft being
together about half a cables length astern.
Two miles below Macking light the Cambria at
tempted to run to windward OF the Witchcraft, but
failed, and the Wtchcraft ran away from her, draw
ing on the Egeria and Flying Cloud. which had
dropped astern, and gradually 0verhauling the Cam
bria.
on Shearness the Witchcraft increased the gap,
the Cambria drew upon The Egerias quarter, while
the Gloriana was a mile ahead, when her foretop-
mast was carried awaw six feet from the cap, the
Cambria still losing ground.
At More light the Cambria and witchcraft sailed
into calm water, while the Egeria drew away half
mile. rapidly closing on the GlOrana. Just az she
reached the Mouse lightship the Gorana's maintop-
sail yard parted in the sings.
The yachts rounded the first mark In the follow
ing ORDER
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
ST. DoMINoo.

A Loan Efocted-Progress of the Revolution.
HAVANA, June 5, 1862
Advices from &C. Domingo are to the 9th ultimo.
The Dominican government had concluded loan
OF 100000 sterling with the Messrs Hartmont, OF
London. Bills to the amount OF f4O0 900 had been
drawn. but there were doubts Of their acceptance
and OF the conclusion OF the loan. The republic
was reported to be completely tranquil
Notwithstanding onlciai reports to the contrary,
there were evidences that ex President Cabral was
meeting with success in his revolutionary movement
against Bae2 in the South.
Baez remained at the capital while Cabral was
at Cristoba No fighting had taken place.
The Custom House ana other buildings in Puerto
Plata were recently destroyed by fire. Many mer
chants were ruined by the c0n6agration.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
MASSACHUSETTS.

Withdrawal of X. ii. Dana's Suit Against
Boston for Disfranchising Him.
BOSTON, June 8, 1862
Richard H. Dana has withdrawn his suit against
the city government Of Cambridge for emitting his
name on the voting list last August. Mr.. Dana says,
In speaking OF the that led to the bringing
on OF the sut:-"I felt 1t my duty. and perhaps it
Still is to represent in my person an Invaluable
right triled with but doubt II, under the circum
stances the viii be Of much pubic value In the
shape 1t may present Itself, and avail myself OF
that doubt to secure peace and relief from what
would be an anxious and dIstasteful contest.n
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
STAIN.

Effect Of Dulce's Resignation M Captain
General Of Cuba.
MADRID, June 8, 1869.
Admiral Topete read General Duce's kilograms
announcing his resignation as Captain General Of
Cuba before the Constituent Cortes last evening.
Great excitement prevailed. Marshal serrano asked
Tor a suspension OF judgment until the arrival Of
General Duce and until the particulars in the matter
were known. 1t is rumored that General Dulce was
recalled on account Of his lsniency to the Cuban In
surgents.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
The New Thames Yacht Club-A Race With
out Wind-The C0ntesting VesseIs-No Ex-
element.

ON MENA1, May %, I5bg.
A yacht race when there Is wnd Is never
very exciting or interesting spectacle, but drifting
match on the river Thames Is calculated to tho
roughly disgust those on board the yachts and the
spectators board the craft that invari-
ably accompany an English yacht race. Perhaps
those who are most victimized are the correspond
ents and reporters OF the various newspapers. They
have literally nothing to communicate to their head
quarters. and the faces OF these gentlemen fstc.J,
who are employed on the popular system Of penny
line. present picture Of blank dismay
or all the miserable days for race, Saturday. the
22d instant, was the most miserable, and, to add
to the annoyance the lack OF wind was made up by
copious supply OF rain; and although everything
that could be done to success was done, the
cutter match OF the New Thames Yacht Club turned
out miserable failure
The following yachts entered for their race in the
first class, aud took up their stations at eleven
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

The Egeria won the first prize, and it decided
at the last moment to give the two smaller vessels
separate prizes. The Gloriana took the second prize
in the match, beating The Cambria on time. The
Flying Cloud which rated 101 tons, but only eighty
by the Royal Thames Yacht Club measurement
also beat the Cambria on time, but received sepa-
rate prize account OF not being rated first class.
The course was from Gravesend to Mouse light
and back. There was very little turning to wind
ward. but what little there operated against the
Cambria.
The Prince OF Wales accompanied the yachts in tne
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
ST. THOMAS.

Total Loss OF tho Steamship Mississippi
Coffee Saved from her Cargo.
HAVANA, June s, 1869.
Advces from st. Thomas to Monday last have
been received here.
The steamship Mississippi, which went ashore on
the coast Of Martinique, Is total loss Four thou
sand bags OF coffee have been saved from her cargo
and is in charge OF the captain, VINO Is undecided
whether to sell or reship.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
HAYTI.
Insurgent Lenders Expecting Steamers 60 At
tack SaInavo With-The Telegrsfs still at
81. Mares.

HAVANA, June 5, 1863.
Dates from Hayti are to the 25th ult. General
Saget the revolutionary leader, looking for the
arrival OF the steamers Florida, Quaker City and
America which he expected 10 add to his navy and
with their assistance bring about the overthrow OF
President Salnave. General Luperon remained at
st. Mares with the steamer TELEGRAPH.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
THE INDIANS.

Movements About Fort Hays-The Depreda-
tors at Fossil Creek still On the warpath.
ST. LOUIS, June s, 1869.
Colonel Weir has just returned to Fort Hays IRON
pursuit Of the Indians who committed the outrages
At Fossil creek. lie reports that he did not over
take them Another scouting party was sent out by
General Custar yesterday morning. About 100 In
dlans were seen last evening within mile OF Sheri
dan with red Gag holsted.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
Letter from the Owner OF the Cambria ReIat
ing 10 the Proposed International Race fol
the Queen's CUP.

No. 8 SUSSEX PLACE. HYDE PARK GARDENS
LONDON, May 20, 1860. I
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Some kind unknown friend has sent me a slip out
OF one of your papers headed proposed Match for
the Cup won by the Yacht America in 1884," to
which desire to reply.
when | gave my challenge, dated October 8, 1885,
I did not then know that any special or any condi-
tons attached to the possession OF the Cup and
10 him or those who might win 1t.
There Is no misunderstanding on my part, or con-
fusion OF ideas to the several matches suggested by
me In my communication OF the Sd October although
1t Is possible the reporters may have Identified the
Cup with the proposed race against the Dauntless.
The prize for the latter race bought months ago.
For the Cup races have already requested an
authority from one OF the clubs for the Cambria
SAL as its representative vessel. This certificate.
with the required measurement, Will be sent to New
York in due time.
am this day writing 10 the editor OF the London
and have the pleasure to inclose YOU copy OF my
letter for the information OF your readers.
Tine reason why | have not communicated with
the New FORK Yacht CLUB on the intended Cup race
Is that the Dauntless Is daily expected. when the
measurement question will he fully gone into and
be settled one way or another, the reby enabling
TO finally shape my Cup challenge. No inconveni-
ence can arise from this delay, inasmuch as no
American vessel is required to cross here. In con-
necCion with the Cup. Between the time OF the
Cambria leaving and arriving in New FORK there
would be ample time for the Phantom TO prepare for
the contest. Yours truly, JAMES ASHBURY.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
GERMANY.

Election of Oncers OF the Zolivercin-Speech
OF Prince uohenIohe.
BERLIN, June s, 1862
The Parliament Of the Zoverein have elected Herr
simson President, and Prince Hohenlohe Duke Of
pjest vice President
Prince Hohenlohe thanked the Chamber for his re-
election lie said this vote, In his eyes, had great
political importance. The confidence shown In
.am would encourage him to proceed and persevere
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
THE PERUVIAN MONITORS.

Arrival of the Monitors at BarbadOes.
HAVANA, June 5, 1859.
The Peruvian monitors have arried at Barbados
They made the voyage in four and half days from
st. Thomas.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
AUSTRIA.

Publication of tho Annual Military budget.
VIENNA. June s, 1869.
The military budget is published The estimates
of the expenditures are 5000 600 orns In excess OF
those OF last year. and calculated the basis Of
an army OF SOC, 900 men.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

in the course be considered right. and bring about
good understanding reconciliation and union
among the German people
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
Rejoicing in Fall River Over Reopened Com
municntion With New York.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 8, 1869.
The citizens OF this place will celebrate, on Mon
day next by the ringing Of BELLS salutes and ban
quet, the RESUMPTION OF the steamboat line between
here and New York. Distinguished visitors from
New York, Boston and Newport viii be present and
participate In the ceremonies.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

prizes. The Cambria and MurIel were OF course out
OF the race. The match was finished In calm, as
fOl0Ws:-
III. M. S
yoante. e........l IT "A Muriel. .......Not timed.
Sphinx. ......... 10 40 Cambria. Not timed.
The Volante, having TO allow the SPHINX four min
utes. lost the first prize, but the second prize OF
hfty gulneas fell TO her share The Cambria dld not
pass the markboat, and, therefore, the nature OF
her protest Is not known.
IL IL Impossible not to perceive that the Cambria
Is not going she ought. Her improvements are
doubtful, her new rudder failure, and altogether
Mr.. Ashbury made mistake In not letting well
alone. BY strange coincidence the sails OF all the
yachts In this race were made by Messrs Lapthorne
OF Gosport, and without exception they stood like
boards every square inch OF canvas doing its work.
The Cambria last week came into collision with a
French vessel and split her mainsail. Messrs. Lap
thorne made sail for her IN hurry. being the
second mainsai they have made for this yacht this
season.
The weather promises to be fine for the match of
the New Thames tomorrow, and az AN English sum-
mer Is said to consist OF three fine days and thun-
der storm, the New Thames will have q slice OF luck
II the day proves favorable.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
tinn of the Foreian NIinieter.

OnciaI Declaration of the Foreign Minister.
PARIS June 8, 1859.
M. Lavalette ofncally declares that the warke
sumors published in the newspapers recently are
without any foundation.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
BELGIUM.

Tho Bill for tho Abolition Of imprisonment
for Debt.
BRUSSELS, June S. 1869.
The upper Chamber has confirmed the bill recently
passed by the lower house to abolish Imprisonment
for debt.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

Before attempting to give an account Of this drift
ing race must notice the different tonnage that
yachts said to be In the several clubs All these
clubs the same rule for measurement, and no
comment therefore, necessary, as the faacy Is suf
nciently obvious The following table shows the
tonnage at which the yachts were entered, and the
dates OF the racAS:-
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

Bnrkcr,s Hirsutus Never Fsifs to Restore
Hair Bald Heads prevent It's falling out 622 Broad
WI
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
A.-E.peuscbeid TropirsI Hat

A.-Espeuscheid Tropicnl Hat-A New sum-
mer for gentlemen. ESPENSCHEID has the pleasure
OF calling the attention OF gentlemen TO an entirely new
Intended specially for their and which combines
exibty the soft hat with AL the ghtnes and ven
lang properties OF the straw. ESPENsCHEID msnufac-
turer street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A1.-Truth In Mighty.-A. q. Buelt, ESQ.,, 20
Nassau street YORK. that BARRy's TRICoPHER-
Gus scu and dandru and renders the hair son
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A.-save 2J per cent by Purcha sing your siI-
verware from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPER
saesrooms and 7s9 Broadway, Of Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

Previous 10 rounding, the Cambria crossed ner
squaresail yard, sent up her rlngtan ana hOlsted
blue ensign IN her rigging, as signal OF protest.
once round the cutters set their spannlkers, the
Fiona unfortunately carrying away her spanniSe
boom IN the hurry. The Cambria set her squaresail
on a ward Of ntyeight feet and over that q square
topsail beneath her main boom she carried water
sail, and was a splendid sight.
The run back presented no features OF interest,
the Cambria losing more and more ground. on
Gravesend the Fiona gave up, and left the Nolante
and sphinx to contend for the nrst aud second
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A.-ladies, Faces Enamelled; also the Pre-
paration for SALE wrh instructions by NJ LAUssoN, 760
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

Buntinr Flags OF All sizes, Wholesale and
retal.-HOJER GRAHAM, Manufacturers and Bann r
Painters, "a Duane street
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

ags for travelling and shopping purposes Just re-
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GREAT SALE
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CONTINUED
ONE DAY LONGER.
THE LARGEST EINE
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50 Lsfayette place.