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OF WEST FoRTY-sExTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
large hardsoiney furnished second story
front let vita Board gentleman and wife; locs
Iiou, &C., drst class.
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VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH FIRST CLas
Board, situated on Stuyvssunt PARK, 35 East fteeni
street; references exchanged
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100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING
lou pace-To let with frst class Board for the winter
two large hal Rooms, furnished % gentlemen reference
EXCHANGED.
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l3n THIRD STREET, FEW DOORS FROM THE BOW
20 try-Nicely furnished Rooms floor, viii be
Vet without board, together separate; modern improve
M u moIerale
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cS SEVENTH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR FROM FOUR
O) tenth s!reetEegany furnished second story Room
with Board. fr gentlemen; aot and cold WATER bathroom
conaeced price moderate.
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IN ST, LURE's PLACE LEROY STREET.-THE LIT
~ furnished Room, with Board, 10 gentleman and WHO
or two single gentlemen.
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIoNEER.
IL Mortgage sale OF

EDWARD SCHENCk AUCTIONEER
IL Mortgage sale Of
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
BY EDWARD SCHESck, this day tuesday,, 9TH inst
at ~ Liberty street, at II O'clock large assortment OF eo
giant Cabinet Furniture, consisting part OF rich walnut
Chamber suits, elegantly carved Bedseads, Bureaus and
Commoes Secretaries, Bufes Library Tables, Bookcsss
Centre Tables Inrksh and other Lounges Chairs wanu
and gilt Pedesals, large and small Hall stands Extensou
other Tables, elegant carved gided plain Parlo
Library Dining Suits, In satin, brocatel reps
IlLEGANT CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
IL DANIEL a. MATHEWS AuctIoneer, will sell, with.
reserve, entire stock Of . dscininA
OSATHuasDAY, OCTOBER g. AT II O'CLOCK,
AT MATHEWS AUCTION ROOMS,
62i BROADWAY, UNDER ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Now exhibition. SEQ specials In Post, Commercial ana
Expre
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

| One man in Iowa township Ben.
, IA. a.l
-, ''
Hdse was running lof eo'2'ess '''''
voted for him. -
Same man IN tho southern rar. 81
-. a.,. III. !. .,a,, l,,rrv
e'''o' a " =
10 get married. ias. "eoA' .Aae ~
ordered his License Of the clerk by
TELEGRAPH.
The Grand Chaptcr Of Royal Arch
Mason met in Clinton on the 18th,
Inc following are ''!e oi.cc's ~ 'Ao
ensuing year: G. II. T., =. =. il"sc'
OF Iowa Civ: y. G. II. p, D. Bauph.
IL ,fcCreoa,.. q r i {, Deer;ng
- { =, . \,
q laaepehuehce' = % '' ~
Grand Treasurer, 4. =. roster, ~
buquc; Grand Secretary; w. j..
Iongh r;loe Mnsca.ne.
The Grinnell Herald say: that the
track OF the G. X. X. Of Iowa is now
laid to Timber Creek, five mile south
also hs cnm,,Ie,cJ north Of Marshall
.nvn - Mason Civ ,his week. II
,ho voatho, viii admit ~ the work
henc cont,nued There were sey.
o,ty iva non a. wor., last Weanes-
dav between Timber Creek and
Msr.hautavn ana NO understand
~. lar,ya forcc will immediately
10 mt r. work a powerful etfor, will
h. made 70 have the ears running to
G,;nno,l l,y the o0th ot.Noycmhcr
ep.s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

All over iowa.

Ottumwa will soon be lighted by
gas.
A cheese factory has been erected
near Sioux City.
The Jones County Teachers Insti-
,utc wsll be held at Monticello, Oct.
81.
Osceola Is soon to have National
Bank, with capital strck Of $780,.
900.
Nlnton has Il mute policeman
whom it brags of as the best III the
State.
The Davenport & St. Paul railroad
is now open from Davenport to De
Witt and trains running SO tar. ..a
Prof L. f. Parker, County Saper-
intendent Of Powcshick county has
appointed his wife his Deputy.
One hundred and eighty miles Of
the Iowa Contra! railroad il expected
to be in running order BY the first
of December. 1t
The new Institution for the deaf
and dumb, at Council Bluffs, will b..
ready for reception Ct pupils today,
it is reported. a
A scriois railroad accident occur
dcd On the Dubuque South. Western
real, between Wortlington and
Farley on the 1ltl, by which q tnll
passenger roach was hurled down
an en.nankmcnt and sixteen passen
"ers inj,re-' some quite seriously.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
------@ - 90
\ he Election.

Tht result OF the late elections arc
generally gratifying The Repub!i.
can majority, in Iowa can hardly be
less than 10000, certainly over 36.
OOo,-Dubuqre, Lee and Johnson
counties being the only Democratic
counties heard from. All the Rcpub.
lican Members Of Congress are elect
I'd, by handsome n,ajorities. Walden's
majority is reduced to about 1900
hy the dastardly and dcslicablc
trick. pcrpctratcd in Wapcl!o cothtv,
Vt printing the Republican ticket
with Waldcn'e name omitted. The
,naierAy ptesch Of the Congressman
az doubtless lass than they were
two years ago wsm,,a Presidential
election served T., .4.ll OFT voters.
Ohio has GONE Republican by
><rong slajo.isy. .Ac lser:1lHans los
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

A toolic insurrection occurred IN
Peru, about $50 miles from Lima,
early in September, resulting IN the
death Of forty whites and three hun
dred Coolies. and loss to the crop
of about a million dollars. There is
80 reason given for the insurrection.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Befr,t the election, Senator Nor
ion, OF Indiana, had been offered, and
lad excepted. the c.licc Of Minister to
England. The election having re.
suited in the election of Democrat
ic legislature in Indiana, the old he
70 was determined to stick to his
PEST in the United States Senate, and
let thekngiish mission be given to Ar.
other Missionary. He does not relish
the idea Of Dan. Voorhees, succeeding
il,i.l in the Senate.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Last Friday Oct. Il, a tr!ghtiul
and destructive hurricane broke in
the bay Il, Havana, Cuba, doing con
siderable damage to the shipping.
In the country over which it swept
it destroyed a great amount OF prop
erty and killed about ts:o Thousand
persons. 1t was pronounced the Sc
vcrest hurricane in that Island Tor
a ventura,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The situation of the belligcrcnts
is generally unchanged, Paris is still
besicged, and daily engagements oe-
eur in the field. Stupendous prepare
lions are being made, by both the
French and the Prussians, fora great
battle. Some Slight commencement
has been made in the bombardment
of Paris, and several serious aorties
have been made by the hesieged.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
NEW ADyERTIsEMEN9.s.
! LS7R.aY HORSE COLT.

TAkBN UP by Sylvester Wilcox, Of Or
i tex Greek Township, Tama County, Iowa,
on the % day OF September, 1870, one Cd.
tray lorse colt, described as. follows: one
bore colt, supposed 70 lie three years old,
last spring, light hay colt with black name
and tail, both hind feet white up above fot-
locks, white stripe on forehead drowp
within few inches Of nose. white spot on
nose in front. Appraised at $50. before S.
NJ. Harris, J. r.
- L. b. BLINN, ~
Clerk District Court, lama Co., Iowa.
Oct. 18th, 1870. j. u. NEWCOMER.
1t Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
FREEDOM NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby givon that l hive Civ,
N en- to my son, Asa Bisseil, Jr. his
time for the balance Of lis minority. All
persons are hereby cautioned asainst trnstr
ing him on my account, as ] shall cla i'm
none OF his earning and pay mono oil. his
debts after this dare. ''i
ASA Z. BlssELL, ga. ot
Gs%s g. s.r,s s@.'
OFT. Is. 1870. TTO>i.a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

ing one Metnber q congress in The
defeat OF Gen. Schenck.
Indiana went Democrats and
the new Legislature is strongly
Democratic on joint ballot. For
this reason, it is said that Senator
Morto.. Mil now decline the Eng
lish Mission, he having no desire to
be succeeded by a Democrat
Congressional delegation is not ma
tcrlally changed, though We believe
the Dem oc.a,s have gained one mem
Der
Pennsylvania also went Rcrabh
car, with change in the Cong cs-
sional delegation, but no actual loss.
The REPORTS arc get somewhat
mcac err, and 4 clear understanding
cannot yet be had OF tbs details OF
the result.
LATER.-Rcturns arc received from
II counties, part only, official, and iii
these the Republican majority is 81,
1O2. The other % counties can hardly
failto bring theRepubliean majority up
to within few figures of 10000, ard
NC should not be surprised if thas
round lumber was augmented.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20


sylvalia, whose name is by this time
familiar to eur readers, is lectnring
in Iowa. He states that he has held
six meetings, ana tia; i'll every one
OF them he has offered resolution at
the close OF his speech, committing
the audience TO Free Trade views,
and that tic largest number Of noes
given in any of these SIX meetings
was three At Iowa City, Major
Shriner had discus .ion with \ Pro
tcctonis;, a Professor Egcr', who
brought several hundred students TO
swell the audience. Jrdge Wright,
United. State Senator, presided. The
usual tariff reform resolution was car
ried by a-.overwhelming majority the
great par; of the students voting
agains, their professor.
In this district where Major Shri-
ncr is speaking, the rival candidates
for Congress arc stumping i'll comp
any in true Western fashion. They
discuss the WORKOUT issues of the
past, while Major Shr;ne- talks upon
the live questions OF the day. The
consequences, is that the Frcc-Traac
speaker has twice the number of pco-
pie TO listen to HIM. The Republi-
can candidate lodges the tariff cues
ton, while the Democrat Is Tor Free
Trade, III, apparently knows hut lit
tie Of the details of tic subject. The
Republica majority and the district
is over seven thousand, but Major
Shriner says they will lose thousands
Of votes on the tariff sue.-[Thc
Frcc-Trade for October.
There happens to be several errors
in the above report. These Of oul
readers who listened to the Majors
speech, at Toledo, know that nc
resolution was offered and 10 vote
taken, at all. Toledo may not have
been one OF those six places where
he held meetings. One of the Iowa
City papers says that the vote a!
that place was 4: least TO | against
the Major, and reports from several
sources say that at Grinnell the Ma
jor was defeated by vote OF at lcas,
10 to l. 1t is barely possibly rs it,
that the "six meetings spoken Of
DO not include those at Iowa City
and Grmnell.
Major Shrlncr heard the discus
sion Of Walden and Smith at Or
ford and Toledo, and he knous that
Walden did not dodge the Torifl
question: on the contrary, Major
Walden grapplel the question with
more boldncss and carncstness than
his knowledge of the "details OF the
subject would justify. Tie truth
is, as Shriner knows, Mr.. Walden is
pro:ection.st in theory, but the
politics OF the last dozen years have
not led him to a careful, thorough
study Of its details, and he was not
failed, so far as we have learned, to
discuss the question to seine extent.
Major Shrincr, is, we think, over
eanguinc rs 10 Mr.. Walden losing
thousands OF votes on the tariff is.
sue. Th"re are many violent and
uncompromisins Free Tralers in Ia
ma county, yet Walden's majority
is only about fifty less than that OF
Judge Cole, and Major shrincl
made :hrec of his effective .s,ectures"
III this county. Major Shriner's re-
pr sensations III this matt or arc about
as accurate as they are on the main
issue. ai
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Samuel Cony, Governor of Name,
from 1863 to 1867, and one OF the
valuable war Governors. daring the
var. died on the 18th inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

NcTECaton
District
Wm Stone for Congress- Spring
Willard for Member oft Boarc Of Supervisors
Member the Board Of A.
II. +.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Secretary Cox, Of the Interior, has
tended his resignation which the
President has accepted. His s',c-
ccssor is.not even guessed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

APpLE PAIRING, Corning and Slicing Me
"A chine. fakes A turns Of the crank 10
enth apple. SolLat Stores! win b. sent
on receipt Of $3.50. Address D. II. WIllTs
TEMUlE, Worcester. Mass. 42m3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Kansas has populati''A Of 329,34.
a gain Of aa2, fl3, since 1860.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

st. Louis has q population of 3l2
963, a gain of l52, 100 in ten years.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The voters at Clinton seem 70 have
had the scratc hrs very badly. The
Age says: TIE returns in This
township show bnt enc straight Re.
publican ticEet--.and we understand
32o Republicans claim this one, and
the claimants not all heard from. We
believe there were too straight Dem
ccrl;ic tickets, aud the trouble is to
find the men who admit they voted
them
a judgment rendered IN the Roy
FL District Court of'Prussi:, at Ber-
In. In December, 1855, was sent to
Benton County, and a transcript OF
the Judgment made in our District
Court in Sept, by 3. Il. Sherman.
This Judgment is payable in gold and
it will be a nice point to fix the
amount IN greenbacks. --TJuurnal.
The Dubuque Times is informed
that a farmer III that county has in
his possession turkey gobhler which
has tour wings, four legs, three eyes,
am two bills, all OF which perfectly
e.opcl. The bird should lie at
tended to at once by The taxidcrmist,
and presented to the Iowa Institute
OF science aAsd arts.
4 Cedar Rapids grocery Keeper,
on going home t, ON business OH Sat
urday evening last, jorud his silver
ware, carpets and cverylhings else Of
any value missing. Also, his wife,
who doesn't come under the list Of
valuables. The, man ought 10 be
satisfied.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The Mexican Congress convened
Mt tho CITY OF Mexico, on the 10th.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Michigan has nearly dnnblsd her
population in ten years.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The population of New York cty
is o3o,S56.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The New York Tribune hos paid
out for war news, since the 18th of
July, the sum Of $50, OO9.44; $2O,SS6.
O5 Of which has been returned to it
by the other papers of New York, be-
longing to the Associated Press.
This is an immense expenditure for
otc paper to make for news from
oEc point Of the compass, in the
short space Of two and one half
menths The Tribune has its re.
ward in its increased circulation.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
aft ID WELLS t
CARBOLIC TABLETS.

! An uniailing remedy OF all bronchial
Difficulties, Coughs, Colds, IEoarseness,
Asthma, Diptheria, Dryness of the Throat or
Wind Pipe and NIL Catarrhal diseases.
The wonderful modern discovery Of Car
bolic Acid is destined tobecomc ono Of Tie
greatest blessings TO mankind in its applica-
SION 70 diseases 81 the Human Race, and ito
great curative qualities in oil affections Of
tile Chest, Lungs and Stomach. iie ,srg
Dn. WELLS ChRB0LiC TABLETS.
besides the great rcined,n agent Cayt0iic
1tcM contain other ingredients universally
ret commended, which chemically combine,
producing Table. mere highly medicinal
and better adar.ed for diseases Of the HUI,
man race, than any preparation ever before
offered to the public. t1 81 'ss1
81 FOIL WORMS IN CHILDREN sqa
no moro eficacious remedy can be found, in
fact, these Tables are . Aper.Gc, md should
be promptly given fer this painful suffsriIg
Of our little cues. In all cases where the
Kidneys do not perform theft functions
properly they should be freely taken. when
healthy action will surely follow, They arc
INVALUABLE as preventive Of all diseases Of
3 Contagious nature, and no family should
be without them. s8is IhAsaf g
Z TRY WELLS CARBoLfC TABLETS
Price 25c- per box, sent by mail on
receipt Of the price, by John O. Kellogg, -
Plat street, n. Y. soli by Dsueglsts 4
# Nt # All Hi aE9f W.T. TD4l-d4 N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

The negroes Of Martinique,
French island, il the West indies, on
receiving official news OF the procla-
nation of q Republic i'll France. con-
silercd it their duty to go and DO
likewise. They pu. their thoughts
into action and tile Republic estab-
lished. by revolution III that island,
is modelled after that OF IIayti. We
are sorry to learn that the founders
of the new government in that ls.
land have not behaved themselves in
manner warranted hy the gravity
OF the occasion, and the sacked plan
ta.ions and pillagcd houses will rise
up in judgment against them There
are fears that the revolt will spreal
over the whole island and prove to
tie more serious affair than will be-
desired by the French At this particu
lar time.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

WANTED AhENTs, (sec PER day. to
w sellthe celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Has the under feed, makes The
clock sti'ch' lalike ON 10th sides,) and is
fully licensed The aest,and ciea pest fsl.,-
ily Sewing Machine in the market. Address.
JOHNSON, CLARK / CO. Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh, Ia, Chicago, H., or 81 Louis,
Mo. lD4l.44
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20


Free Trade orators and writer's
tell US that the duty laid On articles
of i.rpor. is added, not only to the
articles actually imported, but ais
TO the same kind Of articles produce
in this country 1t this is actually
30, then the tariff is a coed thing for
The farmers Of the West, as the duty
imposed on butter is cents per
pound, on potatoes % cents per BUSH
el, anl on wheat 20 cents per busl ell
oats 10 cents per bushcl, corn 10
cents per bushcl, pork l cent per
poand, and cheese 4 cents per
pound.
Taking the Free Tr.de theories as
a basis, and our farmer readers can
easily ascertain the amount OF mon
~ they are annually "robbiny' from
the people.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-07
Parton Musi;c Hall,
235 SECOND STREET,
Memphis, Tom

JOHN W. THOMPSON, Lessee and Map zen
GEO. c. THOMPSON, Stage Mar ,r,r
Engagement extraordinary Of Cincinna Il ,
greatest Song and Dance Artist in the "
Also, ofDan Conner, the Ethiopian Comm uu
together with the largest and most tai ! :.
Variety Continuation in the city.
Admission o. c,n,s
orchestra Ohars ."."".... "......... 80 cents.
dec15-6m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-07

ANrS'S NENNGrmr NNp Cmcr,
gave two entertainments in Bates.
VILE on Saturday last and two IN
Nafdis on Monday, The crowd,
were larger than wccycr before saw
'' any similar entertainment in thi,
county, There was no dlsturbanc,
OF any KIND at Batesr,IIr, nor did
We sec any drunken mon-d very
rare occurrence.
among the actors deserving notice,
Miss Lucille Watson, as an cQucs-
'nennc, deserves hchlghcst praise :
Nr. Fred atson is not behind his
'lster, IN his skill n, an equestrian.
Herr. llugol, the Lion King, has n
wonderful control overthcmonarch,
ct the forest aud hi, entrance in
their den isa dangerous feat that
few en- would have the nerve Ia
attempt.
Miss Louisa Boshcll. thr charm
me little blond. excited universal
admiration hy her skin ne d viro
walker. Johnnie Lawton. tbcclovr.
or pcoplc's fool, provoked MANY =
hearty laugh by lis wi, and ,,Il;,.
Wcmirht rclcrtotho rcm,rl of,bo
celebrated Snowman Dan Rico II
speaking Of Holly Snr;no- th.,
there vcre moro fools and h,l, dol
lars in that place than any nlocn i,
had ever b,cn" ~ o~,nl,,,LIo o,1
suitable for Amos ia rrroo, of an,
two county TOWN. e,r ,or,,;,l, i,
has not had two such large crowd.
upon his trim through fine State
There wn.a general ,rrnop, old md
Young. rich and POOR, whitc and
black. MI went. and saw and hc,rd
and took a hearty laugh. Thi, ",
think wa, r;ob, ,n,w;rha,ndnn
,oamu;.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-07
Il0l n.

the following hD'I. vur, intro.
'u.0I
\u a' aIr,aprl1i.nr 'ro thoJl
-an dollars to '0p Orphans Homo
al LJulcrllIc.
(uact revising au acct lurorpow.
ting The Liberty railroad.
Auact Incorporating the Southern
Railroad Association.
An act rcclaiming the oyorHowod
lands oftl G Mississippi bottoms.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-07

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
BY its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the f~ollicles are DESTROYED,
Or the glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such as remain can be. saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-07
Ayers
Hair
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and etiectual'
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
'cih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The New York herald., 1870-04-06
FARMERS GRIEVANCES.

McHsfcr Meeting Of AarichlturIser-COuu usls.
siOner Delano and His Ansess0rs-The Law
Regulating the Basiness Of Produce Brokcrs
Pronounced OnerOus.
Probably one Of the largest conventions ever held
on Long Island was that OF the farmers which WAS
held yesterday afiernoon In Jamaica. The conven.
ton numbered about four hundred. Tho object Of
the meeting was TO take aettoa concerning the tax
now being imposes on farmers, which the Assessors
are collecting on tho plea that farmers produce
saDted oy John ODonnell, Jr., who examined
the law and tho informal Revenue Record
to which no had been referred by CommN-
on the subject published In the HERALD on Monday.
2nd IN neither case could he soc where the COmmis.
soer or his assessors foJnd aupht on which 10 base
their decision that farmers were produce brokers.
Assessor Cummings WAS present by invitation and
ment did not satisfy their mind. lie orerod. how
ever, 10 extend the Time specified for the payyDent Of
the tax, with the hope that the matter could be
settled during the interval. This would not relieve
tue farmers from the oppression OF tho New York
aaSeas0ra who arrested every farmer they found at
the markets without license, and compelled them to
pay the sum 0 two dollars under pam OF abandoning
ther property. cominittec OF i've was appointed
to draft resolutions, which duly presented to
the Convention end adopted. They denounced the
law as oppressive, unjust and octous. appealed from
tue decision OF Assessor Cummings and asked Com
missioner DeianO TO give fnat ana conclusive dc.
clson IN tho matter. committee Of two consist.
log OF Acssrs UiDonneil and Hendrtcks0n MAS ar-
pointed 10 inmeniateiy proceed 70 washington 10
ASCERTAIN the opinion OF Commissioner Deano after
satisfactory statement OF the matter had been
made 10 him, and II adverse 10 them, to 20 before
Tue Ways and Means COMMITTEES and ask for a repeal
OF the law through their representative Mr. Reeves
Ihey were determined IN their expressions and
very indignant q the actions of some Of ne on.
clli3.