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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

the DayisSeymour Democracy. put Andy johnson IN the
United States Senate, and themselves 10 the u
for AppOmattOx Courthouse, Grants election, ana an
the woes they have endured IN past years THIS is no
matter OF fancy The who brought about Secession
opposed and denounced Lincoln, and strained every
nerve to defeat Grant already cnekng at the pros
pect OF again obtaining control OF public affairs
LOCAL.
The Republican Association Of the Second
Assembly District met last night In their room at NO ~
City Halplace the President, Mr.. Dennis Mclaughlin,
in the chair Eight new members elected and sew.
eral others proposed Committee reported form OF
Constitution and BYLAWS, which was adopted Inc
Chair appointed Committee Finance, consisting OF
Mr. John Finn Cant Thomas Cummins, Capt Matthew
Stewart Michael j. Ryan, and James OatS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-UNWHOLESOME BEEF.
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR There is law in this State forbidding
confinement of cattle upon railroad cars "a hours at
one time Then the animals must DO taken Of, rested
watered, and fed There never was a more righteous
law yet It is continually dehed 1t Is cruel to thus tor
tuTe the poor brutes 1t Is abOmlnaton that for
little greed OF gain beef should be thus made unfit for
human food during this hot weather Will the Board or
Health Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails look TO thisi Cattle have been treated in this In
human repeatedly te Erie road this season.
Let this law be enforced.
Netg- York. July Is, 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
THE HARLEM FIREMEN-FRAUDULENT CLAIMS.

To me Editor OF The Tribune
SIR. | saw in your paper OF the 10th inst, n
list Of the uptown remen claiming pay for services In
tbo Harlem Districts. Among them is the name OF
Eugene Tunnson under arrest in Kings county Tor
,n post Office OF letters He has sworn before
NJ aS,rence that no served two years and over as q
,na,aL"r ~ the Metropolitan Fire Department ana
iis 30 accordingly, although he only served six
u, P S the books OF the company Will show, There
o nSv others IN several Of the companies who have
NJ - else claims. Would II not be better MT Edl-
@ 49,, genileman who examines these men insisted on
~, Ernnan and Secretary producing their minute aud
roll books, 80 that nc Couiu "uJuS' 'n'i' N'' n
UayIfDi .July II, 1862 H. d. H.
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purr.nRtpHIA cArrLE MARKRT-JrLr 10

The demand for Beef Cattle :b week not very brisk Ire oHsr
principally Western cattle sales vel" nse
Good Steers and from 9aie iof Ezra
Pennsylvania cattle Common stock sold at odot peg ge
SHBKP-This market about the The onenhss Aa
At from D6ie gross
aud someShAt
higher, head q Bis 5O0Sl4 y loo Ms
Cows-The market fairly supplied asd 100 bead sold At from
500 SOS sphnger and from $50 BIS for and calf
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BLAKlSTON-BARRETT-Ou Tuesday JAY 20 at Dayton Ohio
bv the Rev Chas Bakon Of Rutherford Park n j.
70 Mar l. Barrett daughter Of William Barrett, ESQ., Of UTbAnA
Ohio
KNRyBLS-vAN wAGENEN-on Tuesday JAY 20 10 the Church
r. T. Lawrence D. D., D. l. YER
plsnE Knse Fshk-onHuson to MARI Louisa yoguges,
,rbter fhs Wagnen Of Newark aud adopted
daasbtsr Of the william Van Wagensn Of heH'fOrk
an Not;oes Of MARRIAGES must be Endorsed trh hsu
.-y.Ld-
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CAMBRIDGE cATTLRIMARKET-Juur %

Beef CARseeips 72 head the market has rot ehaage mate
rsy from being the highest point for good
Extra sl2 5oasl1 First iouaity s2as2 & see.nd 9aahI
RIdBll Third Quality S99Sll IS sheep and lLamhshs
esipt 1888 head 4deie 2 n. Spring Lambs sSGsA
Veal Calves, S3dSl3
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARK

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PARIS July 2O-The Bourse IL sroSg Reutes 1of 75e.
July 1EVsnnU hVeTweBusa closed al ga To-
the Of 1861
HAvRH July 2O-Bvenng closed heavy spSs and to
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IMPORTER.

ia in reality genuine Deputy in command. true to the
wishes Of Grant and Boutwell, We sorry 70 add that
we saw several COpperheads dOdgng about who eynced
Oil alarm at chat with the contraband."
1-YOrk, July 20, 1869 IMPORTER.
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MARRIED.

Closet Company, Hartford Coma Salesroon win
MIsDLK Col No. 5g7 Broadway. Nsw-forE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

George Light of No. 2O3 East Thirty seventh
Of & 9cniug attempted suicide by taking Paris green.
lie W. offcuded BY POlceSurRcOn Purdy, and the
proper remedies being administered. Was soon pro.
nOunced out OF danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
POLITICAL.
AN HONEST confession OF FAITH.

AN HONEST CONFESSION Oh fAIAh'
To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: Reading very recently, the exceedingly
humane enlightened philanthropc platforms" Of the
California ONO and Pennsylvania "Democrseies" In
conventions assembled could not forbear contrasting
thar oracular gvings out with the subjOined testimony
from Democratic eye-p'tness. quote from leading
editorial in The Green Bay Advocate of July g. the said
Advocate being Of the Oldest most consistent ana
most reliable Democratic journals published in the State
OF Wisconsin and the negro enjoying in that state the
right Of suffrage. Now hear what The Advocate has to
say in regard to this suffrage question;
The whole subject is dead Issue and In passing from
theory TO practice glad 10 Is so near SOLUTION
III the African race in the Southern States were on par
with the cOlOred people ind them amongst u.s. we
should have little fear Of the result We nave no more
prejudice against account OF the color OF nis
skin than the color Of his coat. We hare 6dehed run
euyes ne course Of lie Of the cOlored people OF ms Sd
and SO T4y as tce been able dettHe ey are tecH
p1lGed 10 vote and clearly entitled to nat Plpege
Tbey are industrious temperate lGC-a6idng ana lte'ge
Now MT Editor what could be said in praise OF
a,y class OF citizens entitled 70 and enjoying the
ballot should like TO have the opinion OF The World
the flesh and the dev Of Sham Democracy on this preg
nant ouestion BADGER.
NetD York, July 10, 1869.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
s0.s 4.

-
III" Earl # Derby died, in London,
on tho 23a, at the age OF - yeas
On the DIST, G orue NJ. Brooks was
nominated, hy the Republican Con
,.nllon OF the 9Th Massachusetts Con,
Rrrss nal District, 10 succeed Bout.
Veil
Horny Cooper is the Senator elect
from tennessee, Johnson (Andy) vas
four votes behind. Cooper is said to
have been consistent Union man du-
i,n. ami siace the war.
Lieut.. Coy j. +. Lewis, and Judge
j. W. johnson have been elected,
United States Senators from Virginia
They are Of the Walker stripe OF poll
,,cs, though Lev is is said to be inclined
10 Radicaism.
The Republican majority in Penn
syissnia i, 1896, and in Ohio, S,01S.-
In Tie latter State I Legislature Is
"i,otci wuh n Republican majority
q ,rur on Joint ballot. This insures
the ratification, ly that State, OF the
10th Amendment.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28


Republican majority n the State OF
Iowa with only IS coun,iea heard
ron, ia31,c13 Twenty five thousand
was all that was predicted for the State
by our shrewlest politicians. The
above record shows how nobly and
surprisingly the Radical State OF Iowa
has done is duty The Legislature
will stand: Senate, Republicans, l3;
Democrats, I; Republican major ~, Sc.
House: Republicans, S. Democrats, l.:
Republican majority; 16 Republican
majority, on Joint ballot, -.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

and sarcasm, all ct Which was appre.
ciated by the hearers. We canno,
consider the speech in fine sympathy
or consonaacc with the objects OF the
EAR. The speech made will have its
good effects. A speech, such as was
anticipated by many OF the audience,
and which would have been more in
keeping with an Agricultural Exh,bi
ton could only be made by one who
has a daily and habitual care OF a farm
or garden; by one who loves agricul,u-
raj labor, and whose thoughts and
studies arc kept sympa,hetically in
that direction. OF course, student.
OF theology cannot teach the rudiments
OF agriculture to an old farmer, and
this the Captain was wise enough not
to attempt.
The trotting, in the afternoon, was
not OF character which could inspire
admiration in any one who had wit
messed the Derby races, or even at
tended our State Fairs, OF late years
thc track was III a miserable condition
and no horse OF reputation could be
induced to run or trot against time up
on it. Tom Hyer, whose reputation
has long been travelling toward its
western nadir, was pitted against one
OF the Bell Founder whom he dis
tanced easily, his best time being 3: is
on the second heat. DR.. Rogers colt,
which, at Belle Plane, last week had
easily made his mile in 5: 10 could
bare by make it in 5: - -.
The only cquestricnnc entered was
Miss Ncttle Defiance, who rode bare
back and did it skilltuly and gracefully.
Thus the Fair was brought to close
The number OF entries was 1875. The
receipts were so small as to render the
Society unable, at present, to pay the
premiums awarded.
That the Fair, as a Far, was fail
ure there is neither the need nor the
disposition to deny. 1t was hardly a
respectable failure. And yet the Off
GERS, and few others, worked with
energy and assiduity to make it even
respectable in Its failure.
Several, many reasonunited to render
il unsuccessful. The wet season and
late harvesting have made this a very
busy month with the farmers and lew
could spend the time to attend much
less TO make arrangement tor contrib
uthing to It's material prosperity. The
track was in such a conditn THAT few
horses could be induced to enter as an
inspirative to liberal attendance.
And then, last, but nat least. the
weather was too cold tor general at
tendance.
The Fair for 1860 is enled-a failure
It is lett for us now to make prepare
tion Tor the Fair of 1870, and to cal |
cuat upon making it success.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
ORDINANCE NO. o5.

An Ordinance 10 amend Ordinance No. %,
entitled IAN Ordinance TO determine the
manner Of constructing Board Walks in
the town Of Toledo. lama county, Iowa"
SEC l. Be il enacted by the Town Council
of Toledo, that See. ], of Ordinance No. 90 be
and the same is hereby amended as follows:
That after the word crossings, lit being the
last word in said Sec. y, the words following
shall be added. "Or Of pine or oak boards,
not less than one inch thick, nor less than
one foot wiie securely spiked to s,ringers
two by four inches (2x4). running length wise
OF said walk of which there shall be three;
one upon each side, two inches from the edge,
AMI one in the center Of said walk, sale ylank
shall be saved four feet in length, and run
cross wise
SIC 2 This ORD nance shall Ne in force
from and after its publication in TAMA Cow.
TY REPUBLICAN, according to Law.
Adopted Oct. Goth, 1869.
II. GALLEY,
]. NEWCOMER, Mayor.
Recorder.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
c. F. HATCH, Gen'lsup't,
Cleveland, O.
SUERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TANA COUNTY, SIS.
y Seth V. Warner, ct ais, vs. Theodo re-
Hatfield ct ais. In the District Court Of Ta>
ma County.
BY virtue Of a special Execution, dated the
9th Of October, A. u. 1863, to me directed,
issued on, of the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor of Seth Y, Warner. and Henry L.
Mech, against Theodore Hatfield, Jennie
Hatfield, Robert c. Smith and Wm H. Ben.
nets. on jud mont rendered by said Court
at the September term thereof, A. d. 1869
against the said Theodore Hatfield and a
decree of foreclosure against said ie>
PENDANT, and Judgment against Theodore
Hatfield for seven hundred and twenty-four
dollars and ninety cents and costs, wherein
it was ordered, adjudge, and decreed that
the following described real estate to>wit:
The west fractional half of the south west
quarter }, of section No thirty lone (31l, in
township No. eighty>'wo Isl J, range No. four
teen Ia, west: situated and being in Tama
county. and State of Iowa, be sold, or so much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment, interest aud cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ
en-. that have le.ied upon, and shall! on the
s0th day Of November, A. d, 1860, between
the hours Of . o'clock a. m. and i Q clock p.
m. OF said day, sale TO commence at the hour
OF 10 O'clock a. IN, at the front door of the
Court House in Toledo, lowe, in the county
Of lama, offer and sell at public cutlery, 10
The highest and best bidder, that bids two
third. or over Of the appraised value, for cash
all the right, ii,le and interest Of the above
named defendants, in and to the above
described property, o, so much thereof Us is
necessary to satisfy said Judgment for the
above named sum, together with costs and all
accruing costs, unless the same shall be
sooner satisfied. KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
\. II. LAWRENCE,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Oct Goth, 1869. (S705) l43w2
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NEW ADVERTISE EMS.
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OR?ER:

OP.7ER:
Far Holding Tsgms Of tie Circuit Court i"
TIE 18th judicial District, for the Years
1870 s. 1871.
ND NOW, at this day, to>wit: Sept so 1902,
a i: being the fourth day Of the St .atenber
General Term Of the Sth Jui ciat Dist. "et OF
the State Of Iowa, tie following OIder vas
made, to-wit:
In pursuance OF an Act Of the General As
sembly CT the State Of Iowa, emitted An At
Establishing Circuit and General Term Courts
and to define Tie Powers and Jurisdiction
thereof approved April 81, 1863, it is here
by ordered that the Terms Of the Circuit Court
in and for the First Circuit Of the Eighth Ju,
dicial District, in said State, for the year A
D. 1870 G. Il BE held at the times following,
wit:
Al Vinton, in the county OF Benton, on the
first Monday in January. the first Monday in
May, the third Monday in August and Tie
first Monday in November
At Toledo, in the county of Tama, OH the
third Monday in January, the third Monday
in April, the first Monday in August and the
third Monday in October.
At Iowa City, in the county OF Johnson, on
the Second Monday in February, tie first
Monday in Apii, the second Monday in July
and the third Monday in November.
AT Marengo. in the county Of Iowa, on the
FIRST NJ nday in March, the third Monday IN
May. the fourth Monday in July and the first
Monday in October
And it is hereby further ordered that the
terms Of said Circuit Court in and for the
second circuit Of said Sth Judicial District for
the years 1870 and 1871, be held at the times
and places following 10 wit:
A, Marion in the County of Linn on the
fourth Monday in January, the Second Mons
day in May, the Second Monday in September
and the Second Monday in December.
At Upton in the County Of Cedar on the
Second Monday in February, the Second Mon
day in April, the fourth Monday in August
and the fourth Monday in October.
At Anamosa in the County Of Jones on the
Third Monday in February, the Third Mon
day in April and the first Monday Of Septem.
Der and first Monday in November.
Given under our hand this Both ia of Sep
TENDER, A, ID. 1869
JAS H. ROTHROCK,
Judge 9Th Jud. Dist
WM. L MILLER,
Judge First Circuit.
SYLvAEus YATES
Judge Second Circuit.
wv.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
FOR N]LE

TWO Hundred and Eighty acres of good
Z prairie land, situated and described a.
follows, to-wit: The nj ne and sw ne s. c. 20
lip, S6, IA buckingham Tp). The WI NV
Sec. 10, TIP. So, r 49, (Spring Greek Tp.,) and
the 81 sc, Sec. 2, Up. 81, R Is, (Iiighland Tp ,.
Prices low, and terms easy. Apply 10
Denton Csmery, ut the Court House.
Toledo, Sept. le'F, 1869. n3Tn,Ss
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

III" Eafl oi Derby died, in London
on tho 23l at the age of - wears.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

WANTED.
WE have cash purchasers for several
w thousand acres of land in this county.
Parties wishing to sell. will do well to give US
call. CRAWFORD s. KlNNE.
1n42tf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
Quinine-ir equals (bi,ter) Quininc. Is made
only by T. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit. Gina
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-09


Cincinnati is undergoing a ch.n..
6ssr gaFdsa, aaA lie vsesr.his 70
asces;sd friend" are dug up snd pse. :
With singular unsnimitv three
don gentlemen ny the name Of Bone. =
concluded to change TO that Of Levi. ave
% advertise in the Times.
.EsthusiAstic English tourist in g..
:.no 70 nsnve coachmsn: And Is ~.
indeed the house in which Rob Rov
born = Native coschmau: "Eh. sir .',
it's just sne o them.-[Judy. u
Char Nicholas, according to n.
ersphy BY . Russian prince, acsugb, Z.
death O. cold" BY going ont wirhou, -
overcoat whom his doctor told him II w.
dangerous s
AT . "pillov-case ma.querade- Ia.
week. New York railroad king wb;.,-.
cd sweet nothings in the ear of his ED.
daughter until supper time disclosed +.
identity. -
NEXT to the astonishing fact that esa
OF the New York evening papers b..
larger circulation than all the re.t g.
oined, is the singular incident that s.S
Published the news of the boat race ..
advance of all competitors"
"A Frenchman, nesr Chalons. d;sa :,
hydrophobia from the bite of a dog -
ceived six months ago. He volnntsrI,
went into close room. from which /,
warned his friends, and received the =,
solations of religion through hole in ~
window.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-09

was-an owner, not Of hundreds Of thoR;
sands, bat Of millions-was not happy
but Wa. on ths contssry, cheerful and
happier than most men arc permitted 70
be in the world. But strange TO say, hit
happiness arose, not ffom his real wealth.
but from his imaginary poverty. At the
close of . long, honorable and useful life
he took it into his head that the world
had entered into conspiracy to reduce
him to pauperism, and that he should end
his days in the workhouse. It was in
vain to argue the point with him. His
faith was fixed and settled. He came to
the conviction-though the possessor Of
millions-that he was, de jure and de
acto, a pauper, and reduced in his old
age to labor for his daily b1ead. When
he consulted his son, who WIS to be
the inheritor of his vast wealth, al
to what was to be done under these
unhappy circumstances, the son, acting
under medical advice, offered to settle q
handsome annuity upon his father. The
pride of the old gentleman was aroused.
mo J no" he said "give me employ
ment, l am hale and hearty. / have al
ways taken pleasure in gardening. Make
me your gardener, and will do my duty
like q man, and I will owe no man any
thing, except my thanks to you, my dear
son, for giving me employment such as is
consistent with my self-respect to accept,
And, mind you, I will accept no more
than the usual wages, and no less" Still
acting under medical advice, the son
humored the harmless delusion of the
father, and paid him regularly his weekly
wages At last the old man died, happy
that he could earn his honest bread to the
last, and happier still in the consciousness
that he had 80 good son.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-09

VERGENNRs 1ARKET.-The sales of
butter on Saturday were not brisk, and
butter fell ono cent below last quotations,
"a cents, being the best figures offered BY
buyers. Prices ranged from SO to "a
cents. There we've two hundred and
6fty-eight packages of butter shipped
from the station on Monday, weighing
ten thousand one hundred and fifty
pounda
The price ruling at st. Adams was 24c..
Also one hundred boxes of cheese,
weighing four thousand six hundred and
pounds.
Eggs commanded same figures as last
market day, viz i: % cents.
Potatoes of good quality, fully matur-
ed brought only 40 cents, although So
cents was asked and probably realized by
some.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-09

IIiE HORSE TRoT AT BURLINGTON
lie Free Press says: A trot for u stake
OF 500 side came off at tho Fair
Grounds on Thursday afternoon, between
the horses "Col. Fitzpatrick and "Red
Dan,' both owned in Willsboro, N. Y
Aho race was won easily in three straight
heats, by the Colonel, Dan behaving very
badly and doing very little square trot-
ting; but had he done his level best he
was evidently no match for Fitzpatrick,
though whilo he was kept down he did
very well, and could he have continued
there throughout the race he might have
made a better show. This il tho second
time re have seen these horses trot, and
In ne ithcr instance did we think tho red
was properly handled. In any event,
no ~ever, he cannot expect to beat Xii
Pr trick. The time made was 2.45{. 2.55
.4O&