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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
May z5th, 1870.
TAMA COUNT.

Notice is hereby given TO the Republican
Electors Of Txma County, Iowa, that Cons
ventiop will be held at the Court House in
Toledo. in said county, on Saturday the 25ih
day OF June, 1870, at ? o'clock p. NJ fer
the purpose of ciec.ing seven delegates 10
Represent the county in the Judicial Con-
rrntion, to be held in Cedar Rapids on the
S0thso June, 1870.
The basis of Representation in the Coun.
~ Convention will be one delegate from
each township in the county, with one adds
,;onal delegate for every thirty-s votes, OF
frnc,ion ther. 0: Of eighteen or over, cast for
Governor Samuel Merrill at the last gcner>
al election.
Townships will be entitled to delegates
.es follows.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
MANHOOD; how LOST. How RESTORED
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AE Dr.. Culverwell's Celebrated

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DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated
GEW Essay on the radical cure with
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should be in the hands Of every youth and
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Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, 10
any address, postpaid. on receipt oflix cents
or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Caiverwell's
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

The Democrats have carried the
Oregon State election by about 400
majority.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
ROAD NOTICE.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
Notice is hereby given that q Road reti>
ton has been presented to the Auditor Of
said County, praying for the establishment
Of County road: to be called the Claus
Heock Road in township 81. North Of Range
IA, West Of the 9Th r. NJ and that The l7,h
dap Of August, A. b, is fixed for final hear>
ing before said Auditor aud all persons in>
teres.ed therein can appear and show Gu use
why eaid Petition should not be granted.
THOMAS 8. FREE, Auditor. 23w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
ROAD NOTICE.
QTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS:

Notice is hereby given that road Petit
tion has been presented 10 the Auditor of
sale county, praying for the alteration Of .
county road, 10 be called the Claus Arp
road, in township s., north Of range II,
west Of tho 9th T. NJ, and that the 18th day
Of August, A. Il. 1870, is fixed for final hear
ing before said Auditor, and all persons in
terested therein can appear and show cause
why said Petition should not be granted.
28w4 THOMAS s. FREE, Auditor. S
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
Oeieyates.

Charles Dickens died on the 9th
inst. in an apoplectic fit.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
n;NXLEY KNlTTER,

FIR Family Use. price $50, Knits Every
thing, use. o.ly One needle simple, relia. liza.
bic. Cir. plar aad sample s,ocs'ng sen.
Free. Kai.s ten pairs per day A child
can operate It. Ag.a.s nantea' Adi res
Bath Me-. or 176 =. 'oadvay, N. Y. [a4r37
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

Notice is hereby given to the Republican
electors OF the Eighth judicial District OF
he State Of Iowa, that convention for the
,oinination Of Republican candidates for
district Judge and Mssrict Attorney for said
district will be held ut Cedar Rapids on
hursday, juno 30th, 1870. n: clock 7. NJ.
The bssis Of rcresentatic.. in said conven.
ton will be one delegate frssf each county
In the is,rict, with one nd dili6nal delegate
for every two hundred votes or fraction
thereof over one hundred, cas-, for Gov
Samuel Merrill At the last general election
by order Of the Republican Central Com
anittee for said judicial District
L. CHA Sk, ChsirEnn.
Nav 25th 1870
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

THE NEW .s
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light or heavy work, has induced the En-
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with other Family Machines. whereasin use
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The price OF this now acknowledged aec>
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class. aud the Company is prepared to Of
fer the most liberal inducements to buyers,
dealers and agents. Every MI chine war
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
Wr. LOnghvil5ges Vote.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,: The discus
sion in regard to Mr.. Loughridge's
vote upon the Fifteenth Amendment,
as it has been treated by the Citizen,
is now, by plainndmission. narrowed
down to the meaning of his vote
against the report of the Committee
of Confcrcnce,-that is, in the power
full mind Of the Citizen it is thus mar
rowcd down. There is scarcely
Republican in the county, who be-
lievcs ON that vote as the Citizen pre-
tends to believe.
The Citizen may judge Of that vote
correctly, though there is much
against the supposition that he does.
II it continues for week or two more
as it has for the past, it will have re-
tracted all it has said, and acknowl-
edged that Mr.. Loughridge did not
vote against it. Considering, how
ever, that great minds wa differ, we
submit Hon. Charles Summers opin-
ion of that vote, as given in the fol
lowing correspondence:
HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAsmINcroN, May Is, 1870.
Hon. CmAs. SUMNER:
DEAR SIR-It is alleged and claimed that
bv nv vote. when voted against the ad0p.
ton Of the report Of the committee Of con-
ference on tile Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution, and which is reported in Gree
lcy's Almanac. voted against the Fifteenth
Amendment, or its passage. You are we'll
acquainted with all the facts connected with
the passage of that Amendment, and should
be glad to have your opinion in relation to
| to that vote
am, sir, yours respectfully,
w. LoUGMpIDGE.
SENATE CHAMBER,
May IS, 1870. !
DEAR SHIN reply to your inquiry l
have 10 hesitation in saying that, in my
judgment, the comment on your record il
very unfair. You voted to secure the con.
stitutional recognition of the right to hold
office, which was to improve and extend tht
amendment, and not to defeat it. Any 9TH
or Interpretation Is inconsistent with ths
record.
Faithfully yours.
CHARLES SUMNER.
To Hon. WV. LouGHRID0E.
/ Mr.. Sumner may be wrong, though
and the Citizen right. Those wht
know the Editor and the Senate
aforesaid, will, Of course, be puzzlct
to draw the line. And we would not
) for the world, say anything to tn
Senator's disadvantage in the com
: parison, for Heaven knowsth Ctize
y is enough ofitsclf to set him at di'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

JUSTICES BLANKS, Of ali kinds, printed
d and Tor sale 81 vhS REPUBLICAN Office. III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

DILL HEADS.--BlLL HEADS OF ALL
Dishes printed in the very best style At the
RSPUpLlcAN Office.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

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bility Of Construction and Rapidly Of Mo-
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and Circulars, apply
AT PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
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r ETTER AND NOTE HEAOS.-THE
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Matthew Hale Smiths New Book.
III TWENTY YEARS AMONG THE
BULLS AND BEARS
OF WALL STREET.
$50 Pages Finely Illustrated Price, s. 50.
1t shows the mysteries Of stock ard gold
gambling, and the miseries Of unfortunate
speculation, and exposes the swindles, tricks
and frauds Of operators. 1t tells how mill
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men are ruined, how corners are made in
grain and produce, how women speculate on
the street, etc. Agents wanted. We pay
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
E,GxTu JUDICIAL DIsrklcr.

Republican Conventions.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
NORTH CAR ROLINA.

Proclamation by tho Governor Declaring Ala.
nance County i'm n State of Insurrection-
ances.
RALEIGH, March 8, 1870.
Governor Holden has issued proclaim alton de.
claring tho county OF Alamance to be in state OF
nsurrection because Of various outrages committed
by bands OF men armed and disguised, among them
the hanging cf negro at Graham, already reported
In the hRRALD. After aluding to several lawess
acts he states that Information Is received TO the
effect That aw.ablding citizens have been whipped,
tlons violence II they not conform TO political
standard set up BY these assassins and muTderers.
He pledges the whole power OF the State government
to put stop 20 these outrages and says that Crlml
nails who may escape to adjoining counties Will be
pursued. and If not delivered up by the civil autho-
rites or II sheltered by the civil authorities sucn
counties will also be declared In state OF insurrec
sion. The State Militia Will now be sent to Aamance,
and necessary, federal troops win be called pom.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
RURAL BARaBuRsAnS.

An Organized Gang Of Incendiaries mt Nor
dence.
From the notorious frequency with which incen-
diary nfes have occurred ia Morrisania during the
past six months II has long ceased 10 be matter
Of doubt that there existed In the town organized
gang or scouDdres no. for some reason known only
to themselves, have taken fienash delight IN des-
troying property. In order TO check II possible
this incendiary spirit the town authorizes
nave found 1t necessary 10 offer standing
reward OF $500 or the arIesi and conviction OF any
OF the guilty parties. but, Notwithstanding this
measure, the barnburner6 continued 70 apply tne
torch with such persstency that InccndSAfy Dres
have been or almost nightly occurrence.
Suspicion OF late having pointed strongly towards
four young men OF .oafng pgopensiIes oncer Reilly
was directed 10 wach their movements, and on
Monday evening his Efforts cuImlDatel in complete
erp0s5 OF their ingenious oolngs aud Intentions.
BY holding out lnducement o! the offered
reward and o probable ty from punish
ment for past oneuses the ofcer succeeded
In gaming the confidence 0i one of the
party, named Ruddman Dclmer, German,
VINO gave the names Of his associates ~ John Doyle
Frank Reilly ana George Finley. Dclmer subse.
quenty stated oath that he and the parties naned
had Sc, nro 10 various buildings, and Among them
the cRfriago house or George James, At East
Morrsania, which. as reported IN the HERALD next
day, destroyed property to tue amount OF $4,000.
The deponent also testified that plot nao been
tured TO burn down Q large barn Carr avenue, on
q specified night. On this Information warrants
were ISSUED Tor the sfrest OF Doyle Reilly and Fin.
hs fathers hose and secured In the Town aalI,
while tue baer Two contrived To give The oncers tho
slip and aaSe not yet been arrested. ana lDtgruer
"a also aeld lending sn EXAMINATION
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS.

The Proposals for Mghterage-Co.operu
tiOn Of the Health Officer of the Port SoIi-
cited-Ques,ion of Boarding House
Station-The Old Falcon.
The new Quarantine Commissioners, having re-
solved to hold meeting every week, held their
second meeting under this resolution at three p N.
yesterday. All the Commissioners were present,
Mr.. Wilson G. Hunt, the president IN the chair.
After reading and approval OF the minutes OF the
previous meeting the resolution passed by the Board
In reference TO proposals for the lighterage OF
vessels was called up, reconsdered and laid on the
table.
DR.. BELL submitted the following resolution,
which was passed.
Resolved, That the President respectfully request the
Health 0cer G Of the P9r to w n hoard a. an early
be select suitable be licensed
ghiermen, and
purfcaton OF vessels merchandise baggage dunnage &c,
and TO determine the sanitary restrictions and
regulations under which services shall be performed
Mr.. Maginn, the present oldest New York pilot,
gave the Board his views upon the subject Of the
most suitable .boarding stationn for vessels. He
showed the disadvantages OF the present lower bay
station, finally gave his preference to the old
quarantine landing over all other stations that could
be chosen The Board kindly thanked him Tor his
Information and suggestions
Considerable time was spent talking over the best
disposition to be made OF the old floating quarantine
hospital ship Falcon. IL was stated that she was
now an expense, without being OF any special SER
wee. in answer to this II was suggested that q
person could easily be found who would be gad To
take OF her for the privilege OF occupying her
with has family. Her present current expenses
given at rate OF 81, $50 Il year, and IL was the
general impression that It would require large
outlay make her available for any other purpose.
motion was finally made ana carried TO ascertain
II the Board has the power sell her, aud so,
advertise her sale at public auction at an early day.
There being no further business the meeting ad.
lOurned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
I0iaD OF POLICE JUSTICES.
Appointment Of Deputy Clerk OF SpeciLI
Sessions.

Appointments Of Deputy Clerk OF SpecilI
Sessions.
The ordinary monthly meeting OF this Board was
held at the Justces' Rooms OF the Court OF Special
Sessions yesterday, at one O'Clock. Present-Jus
tice Downing, President Justices Hogan, Coulter
Scott, Bixby, shandey, Ledwith. Mcquade Cox and
Mr.. Michael Shandiey, Clerk to the Board.
Justice HOGAN moved taat the members OF the
press be admitted except when otherwise ordered.
This was unanimously adopted.
on the motion or Justice LEDwITH the minutes OF
the special meeting ordered for the present meeting
were postponed.
Justice HOGAN said that he was or an opinion tnat
the rules should be fixed for the opening and closing
OF the police courts. BY act OF lSo the Justices
had power to say at what time the prisoners should
ne brought TO court. Prisoners were brought
10 court early In the morning and others not
until after nine O'Clock. That morning pris-
oners had been brought from the Fifth precinct
as late as twenty minutes past nne O'Clock. lie
therefore woud move a resolution that q committee
OF Three be appointed TO prepare rules and reguia-
tons Tor the govcrnmenJ OF police courts aud to
report TO the next regular meeting the committee
to have the power 10 confer with the Police Coui-
missloners as TO the time OF sending prisoners TO the
court.
Tne motion was carried and the president named
Justices Hogan, Ledwith and BiAby as the COM
mlttce.
Jusuce LEDwITH moved that each Police Court In
the city except the Fifth be opened at hali-past
seven clock, aud that a recess be taken from
twelve until; two and then open from two TO four:
thar the Filth open at nine A. NJ. This motion was
adopted.
Judge Scott moved that the following appoint
ments be made:-
Peter Al Ledwith, deputy CLERK OF the court; Nj
chacl Lambert record c.erk; Christian Moore, Pat
rick NJ. Guinness and Edward Lenton, subpoena
servers: Lawrence Collins, messenger
Upon count seven voted FOR the above list ana
two against. The motion vas declared carried and
the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoN MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoS. March -4:3o
r M--COnsols closed at 9ZS for both money and the
account. United States nvetwenty bonds. 1862 9O6;
1865, DID, sO4 1857, S36: tenfOrtes, 67h. Erie RAIL
way shares, 2la; Illinois Centrals, 1l3k; Atlantic
and Great Western, ~.
PARIS BoURsg.-PARIs, March S.-The Bourse
closed quiet. Rentes, TAI SIC.
FRANKFORT B0URSE.-FRANKFoRT, March g.
United States hve.twenty bonds opened nrm at
at 95h a for the old issue
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LlvERPOOL rch
s--4:3o r. M.-Tne cotton market closed dull
Middling uplands, Id. mlddng orleans, II, ,ad.
me safes OF the day have been 5000 Daes including
1000 for export and speculation
HAvRE COTTON MARKEf.--hAvRE, March S.-COt-
ton closed quiet and steady. Quotations unchanged.
TRADE IN Observation-Disclosures Marcn g.
The market for yarns and fabrics in Manch hester is
heavy
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET LIVERPOOL
March s-4:3OP r. A.-Wheat 9s Sd. per GENITAL Tor cali
f0rnia white IS. lid. 81. for No. 2 red Western,
and Ss. 3d. a Ss. 90. for red winter The receipts
Of wheat aG this port for the past three DAYS have
been 15.Oo0 quarters, all OF which American
Flour, 20s. Sd. per DBL for Western canal Corn 27s
Cd. per quarter for European.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoN. March s.
Linseea OIL active at f32 f32 5s. per ton. Iail0w
easier at 45s. I'd. u 46s per cwl.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP March S.--PetrO-
leum closed quiet and steady NJ 5831L
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
VIRGINIA..

Governor Walkers Message ON State FL
nauccs-Funding tho Public Dobt-Disposi.
tlOn Of the College Land Grant.
RICHMOND March 8, 1870.
In the Legislature to-day message was received
from the Governor the subjecs OF the finances. In
II he shows that the debt OF the State is o0o
This debt he thinks can be reduced by selling our
the interest Q, ~ the state IN railroads. WI which @ would
Governor recommends the funding OF all the
labi iltes OF the State except the foreign debt and
years, with the interest payable semi-annually in
New York. thai taxation should be so levied that the
interest on the funded debt should be paid with un
varying regularity. Referring to the proposition for
relief from debt the Governor recommends that no
sales OF properly for deDt incurred before the close
OF the war shall be made under execution unless the
property shall bring its assessed value. The recon-
mendauon is also made that the money accruing
Ored people equally.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
KINGS COUNTY P3LIilCS.
The Brooklyn Democratic Machine and the
Proposed Reform.

The Brooklyn Democratic Machine and the
Proposed Reform.
The Kings County Democratic Cenera Committee
met last evening ut their headquarters No. 0 Court
street. Elk Alderman Z. ]. Lowber presided and
George Herman oirciated secretary.
The object Of the assembly OF the committee was
to receive the report Of the subcommittee
who were appointed to confer with the Kings
county delegation OF the State Legislature
To agree upon plan OF reorganization OF
the commission system and amendments to the
city charter The Conference Committee or the de-
mocratc machine consisted OF Messrs H. j. Lowber ),
Hugh Mclaughlin Fourth wsrdl Demas Barnes. who
met on Saturday las, In conjunction with Assembly
men Jacobs and Cullen and senator II. O. Murphy,
a delegation OF the Constitutional Union ssociation
and Mr. Thomas kInsella. A stormy debate ensued
az the general conference, and, as no plan could
possibly be agreed upon " them. the meeting dis
solved In chaotic division OF opinions as to what
was wanted. Last evening the sub. committee re-
ported that they had decided to leave the whole
matter IN the hands OF the Legis auve Committee.
The report was accepted and the General Committee
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
GOLD 40 7-s.
ExultatiOn Of the Benir.

There were no bulls IN the gold market yesterday.
The entire crowd OF operators seemed have turned
by instinct into bears. The usual Dolsterousness
prevailed, but nothing ike determined effort was
shown TO keep up The price OF the precious metal.
There was large assemblage at an early hour OF
the forenoon in the customary place around the
fountain, and much noise was maze up to the hour
OF noon. The rush to sell was tremendous consider
ing that there ~ every likelihood or gold
climbing up several per cent higher tnan 1t
opened at yesterday. When Ii touched Ill the
operators cheered and yelled IN the most frantic
manner giving tle room all the appearance OF PAN
demonium having vented Their feelings Of delight
growing rather exhausted, the price reacted and
remained steady or some time. lltte after noon
the pressure to sell was again renewed. and dow n
went the price once more inaliy touching 1l05s. As
soon tins quotation was reached The crowd in
duged IN wild demonstrations or JOY Cries or
"Spece paymentsv and ..God Room to be closed In
twelve days" were heard throughout the room.
Finally the excitement subsded, Only be renewed
aQQln today.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
THE ULSTER COUNTY TRAGEDY. aa~

Charges of Hnbitual Brutality Against the
Murdered Farmer-The Negro MIue Justi-
fed by Popular Opinion.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March s, 1870.
An Ulster county farmer, who signs IT. +. D.,n is
out with q defence for the negro mute who killed
Daniel A. Hasbrouck Of Ulster, recently. lie says
that Mr. nasbrouck was cruel master, and tnat he
uhc wrter) secreted white boy from Hasbrouck
three days and then sent him into Dutchess county
to work He says Hasbrouck beat this white boy
snamefully kept hirQ In enlre ignorance and never
ied him decenty.s He SAYS that Hasbrouck also
clubbed the negro mute many times IN fear
ful manner; also that TWO days before the murder
HasDrouck punished the negro In the woods, while
he was at work, using cluO on him In a terrible
manner Ho has no doubt that, when Hasbronck
approached the mute at the wood pie and neized
the handle Of the axe, the mute thought be was
again be dubbed and thus acted In ii.defence.
II proper TO that this farmer II not the only
person who resides the vicinity OF the lasbIouck
homestead thai entertainS such opinions. These
facts fully explain the extraordinary sympathy
manifested In behalf OF the mute ~ the time OF the
murder. They will be fully brought out ~ the trial.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
SPAIN.

Cabinet Unity-Ths Church Question--Cnban
Finance.
MADRID March 8, 1870.
Admiral Topets continues member Of the Cabi-
net.
the Cortes h&s authorized the prosecution OF the
Bishop OF Santiago.
Several deputies to-day endeavored to bring the
question Of the monarchy before the Cortcs but at
the request OF Prm and Rivero It's confederation
was postponed.
Tie bulge, for the Antilles ia now under discus.
alon
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
ROME.
4 Now sch.na-Napoleon and Ant..eln.

4 New Schsma-Napoleon and Antsnolli.
PARIS, March 9, 1870.
Religious organs here have advices from Rome
which represent shat the Pope In response to the
request OF tho great majority or the bishops, has dis
tributed among the members or che Council Q
schema proposing definition OF che dogma OF infal.
hbility with notice that the suggestions OF the
fathers on tho Same viii DO received until the II th
inst.
Dispatches from other sources add to this inteli.
tthA that N consequence OF the introduction Of
this schema the French governments has made
demand on tho Papal Court that the Special Envoy
OF france be permitted TO assist the Councils also
tnat Cardinal Antonel has legged the receipt
OF tne demand ana promises to answer Il IN q few
days.