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New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE RODEN TRAGEDY.

Coroner Schirmer commenced the examina-
tion, yesterday the City Hail. in the Of Bernard
Reden who resided in the tenement No 925 West Seven
teenths and who died Sunday night from injuries
received Sunday afternoon. Ann Roden, the wife Of
the deceased testified that Sunday last, about p m
Mrs Ann McEyOy who resided In the next house, came
her and struck her the head with stick
and then ran ont her husband in bed hut, seeing
the assault got up and after Mrs. McEyOy in "a
few moments he returned, bleeding from cut the
left arm; her husband well herself, was at the
time under the influence Of liquor he did not tell her
how the wound caused.
John Barry said that he resided at No 1913 West Seven
teenth-st On sunday afternoon he heard Mrs. Roden
and another woman quarreling, and climbed up on
shed to see them feht Mrs. McEvOy sat on the door
steps and Mrs. ROden calling her names; at last
Mrs McEvoy seized stick and hit Mrs Roden over the
head, and Mrs. Roden ran into her room; IN moment
husband appeared, running after Mrs McEvoy, who
into her room, and locked herself in Roden came
up and caught hold OF the knob OF the door with his right
hand and angriy pushed his left hand through pane
Of glass In the door. When he withdrew his hand
bleeding profusey and he turned and went back TO his
own room.
officer George Gick OF the Sixteenth Precinct Police
testified that he found Mrs. McEvcy lockedn in her room
and that she said she did not hurt ROden that he had
cut his arm by pushing it through the glass. At this
period Of the investigation the inquest was postponed
until 10 a.. M. Friday.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE MILFORD AND METAMORAs RAILROAD.
The Milford and MetamOras Railroad Com


pany corporation organized to build road from Port
Jeryis to Milford Pike County PENN forming eonnec-
ton with the Erie Road has been suddenly checked IN
its operations II appears that in ls9 when the charter
was obtained from the Pennsylvania legislature Rodney
s. Church. then resident of Milford and now of tins
city was elected President, and Col John H. Brodhead
secretary of the Company. In 1855, Col Brodhead
ON his departure from Mfordthe matter having slept
meanwbe-placed the papers and records OF the com
pany in the hands OF Mr. John H. Wallace one or the
directors. Several years subsequent the company
transferred its privileges TO a new company, VINO
agreed to go on with the work, ana a sup
piement to the act OF 1919 was passed by
The Pennsylvania Legislature which virtually granted
new charter building, aud which, beside, gave TO
the Company for 90 years an appropriation OF sOO
year. which is the bonus paid by the Erie galway Com
my for the right OF way for the road through PIKE
comfy The supplement- declared the rights which 1t
granted would be forfeited unless the road was con
structed within three years. At meeting ia July last
Mr. H. Dimmick Of Port Jervis elected President
JOHN c. Mott OF Milford Vice ePTesdent: and James W.
Quick OF Metsmoras Treasurer, and the contract for
building was awarded TO the Hon Henry Mott OF Mil
ford who commenced work. Two weeks ago the stock
holders through call published over the name OF John
III Wallace President OF the Company met and were
Informed by Wallace that he chosen Presldent
some wears before The records, which had been placed
i'm his hands, were asked fOr and lie replied that his
store had entered by burglars at different times
and the papers were probably stolen. Another meeting
was held on Saturday nigt last, at which Mr. Rodney
Church contested the claim of Mr.. Wallace, and inti-
had told. Thus matters stand at present; and now two
calls We been issued signed by Church and Wallace
each rs President OF the Milford and Metamoras Rail
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
REUNION OF BURNsIDE's SOLDIERS AT NIAGARA
$4,000 ..F ..H FALLS. 0l .J .J... ..

The second reunion of all sailors and sol
ders connected at any time during the war with Cen
Burnsides command will take place at the International
Hotel at Niagara Falls the tth Of this mouth. The
gathering prone, 10 be large and enth one
aud many Of the prominent officers have already sign
fed their intention to be present The progame Tor the
at IL O'clock banquet ut o'clock and complimentary
hon IN the evening" Transporaton reduced has
been arranged from New-York. Philadelphia, and De
troit All Information To details may be had by ap
plying DOR the Secretary of the Society. Col
h. n fArncd No 9S Exahs.ss-alaasA New York City.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-s
MINIATURE ALMANA
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



ps si5.qsS Gsa;sH esa S
R%Sss T,fon NssSs:, SS FSS Pa PS i BS.1 ws
Wight Gates BRISTOL Rng; B.vssv Anderson Aa-'p
'Gsai BsTi.sSs HATTIE Patssr N
aroIna Mesquite Oporo @ser Ly Virgins RIO Gr,.ds
del Sui Curacao Lockha Curacos' g. W Barter sh"ood Ma
@Sa1s SeSr.Asr, Penery St John n B. Blake Breu walton
Henry Middleton, Brewer Beaufort N c. v b1eeS iione' se'
nsSoo soop-Mary Gray, Allyn Uuea'rile-
. . ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of London Tbbtts Liverpool Aag . Ha oa%
steamship s Rus.a Lott Liverpool Aug uee,oru Aug
st.nshp Manhattan Forsyth Liverpool Aug "a aud oueao-u g
Steamship Huntsville CrOxel s.v,unah mdse. and pass
B.s NoIsS Gibbs. ITseSo F. R. is ds sugar s uO..
Brig yeucedor, surais Cienfuego' % da,s ballast
ssr ssIf 6s%. 6eRa a. ea ngd SesSen Sr e. 5d aaS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroN Sept 6Arved barks Horace scadler IRON Riga Diu
IoGTss,. MosaGs Va Seg Pi %i SS %S 'e % 'p % %
Aerasder Kirkland Porto Reo; G C. Van Horn Tor Phsphs
As ssvisysH for 2 ss .s p 6 T L fro.
NevYoTi North Peat from Bal@G r' Robert c'd'e iron
Il sssne2 SS SFP BnSTe & S Sif S %S s%" as
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, touched here tOd,y and prOeeedet
DISASTERS
The schr Hud Frank Of Portland PeneoO from Port Aorssi
shoals during the Of the l2 u totally
vessel and partially insured The esptsin and
steamship Granite State. The H. registered
tuns ard wss built az Rockand. Ne in 1857
The hr Hartford Of Bangor before reported sunk NaAsst
HOhoken She boarded u While River Leg-
the Pier which found her u
boat and board Although bee
the boats thought they might gel her the
sunk ihe hpp her chain and made ssi they
hA abandon her she sunk 20 minutes from the they BOARDED
her.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
reported that the Dolphin Long Bet Post sheb
recently carried by passing gesssl 70 be DneJer
replaced
given ths the frcss buoy No cf the
Pollock Rip PoGt ShO reported
ing but it will be replAcefas practicable.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE PENSION OFFICERs.

At the Pension Office, in the Custom House,
si5 women were paid on the first day, their claims
amounting to $50 AIS 49, and at Co. Van Burens Bureau
the subTeasry ii0 disabled veterans, whose united
claims amounted to seo disposed Of the greatest
number paid on any day. Many of the pensioners
arrive at IL o'clock of the preceding night ana walt until
the doors opened the following morning. This lie
particularly the case Col Van BHren's Office, where
he Is actually driven with business until p from
which time his Office almost deserted, although he IL
required by law TO keep open until p. m Thus far
there have been arrests for attempted fraud.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
DEpARTURE OF FoREIGN NAILS
WEDNESDAY. suPr. /,

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Mails for Europe via Queensown and Liverpool per steamship
wonsin FUN Pier " r. close At the POSt0hce az u NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Pier No %
N r., and closes at 2 O'clock b Y; .~T. e ra. r.1 on
Nail, r Europe ,s Qasesstswn Lverpco per steamship
Csi,bna Cunsrd beck Once u
City and closed a. l;30 p. N. ....--
Mso n rssA Nassau Indies. per steamship Missz
Pier No. n R. close at steamship sails ala
Mails Berxuia w. L. hip San Francisco Pie, Va "
H ely.ea at he POstO al Do. M.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
TWO HOURS HALT.
SHARP EARs-NoUIsTTIvE GENDARMEs-TM
PRUssIAN SYSTEM OF RRQUIsITI0Ns.
lPROM ORR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

VERNY, ON THE ROAD TO Army, ON THE Mo-
sELLE, Aug. le-s. D. MI take advantage OF two
hours halt on my way to Army, 10 write few lines in
addition 70 those sent yesterday 1t is reported that
battle raging this and Metz and various
cable persons declare that they hear the cannon he
beye my ears are quite good as most peoples but
confess 10 having heard nothing even pistolshot
should not however be surprised n there were battle
to-day, we are executing flank movement from the
east 10 tho south Of hetsin fact taking our frst step
on the 0rands rowie TO Psrsand the French are likely
vugh make erort 10 stop But they can hardly
have recovered their defeat on SUNDAY TO uake
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE pREss

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
Cspus purss vessels arriving this port requested
addressed the
exhibiting authority Of w. montou General
Agent packages Of Comnece mss Tnisuss
VorH Ernia0 Post Staa
zeswas and Nss fOvtr Daaoss n euy
the ssIee per+,aA
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
6iluations Uantr6--5emales

NVANTED-A SITUATION as CHILDs
w NURSE take charge infant birth -h
invalid lady 6rstcass references address No 80 Po1rthaye
E'IRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Il pied hy PIERCE Co, BoNInggrren Gr-snhorns .na
selections Americans ESg scotch Gern.as Ssraes.
Irish.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ an ,Ta..worthy constantly 20 he ioEd At Fnst hn LOWE
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ to be found HILDs GERMAN INSTITUTE lI Nor a.
BET st.een Rivingon and Stanton.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
Situations Uantco-- flules.

Sliuatlons UanIto--f ffIuIfs.
A SWEDISH GENTLEMAN wishes a STU
~ ALTON Savings any other imar Pgtish sps,k'
and English perfect and used to oor w0rk Best Feicenees
and security II desired. Address HUsO Tribune Otce
AN experienced MAN, who formerly con-
"A business his account and hey managed sae
ce business another party would Ike take responsible
ton charge established bussess Address LEANDbk
Tribune Office
4 YOUNG MAN, II years old, is desiIous OF
N SITUATION in Publishing Commission House Address
d. C., Brooklyn p. o
4 FIRST CLASS COACHMAN wants SIT
"A uATIos. Cal OF stiIess NJ " - fsara4ye.
A YOUNG ENGLlSHMAN, age "A, is open
N for situson As wATCHMAS; uneseeponible city refreaces
Address X W. Tribune OGoe. ----
EARM HANDS at Bowling g-green.-PlERCE
j have constantly hard 6rst cess Svet@s Oernsas
Scotch English; also Mechanics, Gardeners Cosshmen Sc
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

reported that the Dolphin Long Bet Sass Pois shcb
recently carried BY some passing Vess 10 10 be Draesier
replaced
Orca notice given ths the fcsss iron buoy No of the
o Pollock Rip Broken Point ShOal reported
ing. but it will be replaee,fus practicable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
From Chicken.

During the past week one or two little In
cidep's have transrircd, that will perhaps,
do to Pm. into print
The first, and most important TO the gossip
loving portion Of the community, is q wed>
ding which took place in this town last Fris
day, 25th inst There was noskins really Pc
culiar about the affair, only that this was the
third time that each party was married. Eye
Witnesses state that there was no weeping
nor fainting-all passing off to the entire sat-
isfsction of ali concerned
Not quite so satisfactory was the experts
cnce OF the bride for day or two before the
wedding took place. She started from some
point in Southern Illinois, aud was TO meet
her intended husband at Chelsea Station,
Thursday morning, Goth inst. by some mis-
hap or other, she got on the wrong road and
did no, rea6h this place till half past Eve
O'Clock, Thursday afternoon, having come by
way of Des Moin and Grand Junction.
When she arrived, there was no one here to
meet her. The gentleman came to the Station
in the morning, liked up to kill, as they
ay, his face all radiant with smiles, expect
ing TO meet the lady here; but she did not
come, and the smiles vanished aud be wendell
his way HON eward, a s'sadaer if not a wiser
man. The lady, not in the least dauu,ed by
the disappointment of not finding him here
upon her arrival, went quietly to the hotel.
Some one there. le. rned her story, and, next
morning, carried the news to the gentleman.
who, as soou ns informed of the fact, got out
his team and wagon and drove into town rs
fast as the condition of the roads would al
low. He went Immediately to the Hotel,
paid the lady's bill like man-tcok the lady
into his wagon, and passed on to the resi-
dence Of Squire Roach, and the ceremony was
performed as above stated. OF course we
wish them all the JOY imaginable. Some rude
boys borrowed couple of anvils Of the
blacksmith, and wasted little powder in
honor Of the event.
am sorry to record the destroying of the
bridge across the Iowa River, directly south
OF this place. Saturday morning the ice from
above came down upon it with sufficient force
to break 1t in two pieces, and carry one
piece some distance down stream. am in>
formed that Ferry Boat will be in opera
ton in . few days, to supply the place of
the bridge.
The station agent OF this place informs
me that the ticket safe at Low Moor Station
was opened Sunday night, Goth inst, and
quite n number of tickets taken out. The
person taking the tickets: did not know
just how much money TO leave in place Of the
tickets. so did mt leaveany. His ILL gotten gain
was OF but little use to him. for the missing
tickets were found on him the next day, and
he has been sent to the "lock>up'' for two
years. PENTON.
CHELSEA, March 20, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31
School Board Meetings.

The Board had another meeting on
the 23d. The Committee appointed
to examine the accounts OF, and settle,
with Henry Galley, the ex-Treasurer
Of the District, reported. The books
and ACCOUNTS were found in proper
condition ard everything perfectly
straight, as far as Mr.. Galley was con-
ccrncd. The Committee found, how
ever, that there was an appearance of
a discrepancy Of 1925 In tho balancing
Of the books Of the former Treasurer
of the District, and recommended that
. Committee be appointed to inquire
into that matter. The Committee was
appointed, and consisted OF L. Clark,
w. H. Harrison and L. Wells.
The bond Of the Treasurer elect, w.
f. Johnston. was presented with C.
G. Guilford, and Wesley Johnston, as
sureties, and approved
On last Monday, the Board held
another meeting at which the Com
mittee to investigate Mr.. Frees &C.
counts reported about as follows:
While Treasurer, MIR. Free paid out
1925, for wood for the District, taking
q receipt for the money, but there was
no order issued for this money.
The Board ordered the Secretary to
issue an order tor tho above amount to
the end that the books of the Treasurer
may be balanced
Bill Of /. OConnor, Janitor of the
School House, $50, and Tor saving l8
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31


cords wood, 1880, total 1850, was
allowed.
Bill of A. II. Sterrett, 81, for School
Register, was allowed.
On motion of Mr.. Harrison, it was
ordered that teachers be allowed pay
only for the time actually engaged in
teaching where the time is lost by the
fault of the teacher.
The Board ordered that the present
vacation be extended to two weeks.
On motion OF Mr.. Nelson, Com
mittee was ordered appointed to ex.
anime into, and make such repairs as
are needed in the School House and
grounds. Messrs. Nelson, Wieting
and Brown were appointed as said
Committee
The Board adjourned till Monday,
April 4, at 8 o'clock A. M.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31
N lori HNT1 OATS.

T OFFER FOR SALE the genuine Ramsdell
i Norway Oats. Every farmer has now .
chance to profit by their introduction. Every
man who has farm or garden can make $50
by expanding $1.00 for seed enough TO grow
10 bushels. The over whclning testimony
from all quarters where grown, show that
they yield from IS to $50 bushels per acre
All farmers should read my illustrated paper,
free on application. Many parties are adver-
Using Norway Oats for sale who have mot the
genuine seed. My seed are gray in color,
not white, nor black. Farmers are caution.
ed against these frauds.
One Bushet FSes.-Ahy person getting up 0
club Of 8 bushels will give one bushel Is
premium. Price $3.50 per half bushel, 81 90
per peck, or two pounds by mail, post paid,
Sl.OO. Send money with order, by express,
p. o. order or register letter. Orders will
be promptly filed.
Address E. W WICKERSHAM,
Dubuque, Iowa.
D. w. Ramsdell's General Agent for the
sale Of his oats in Iowa and Minnesota.
In12w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31

1t was held in the Odd Fellows Hall,
on Friday evening of last week. OF
course we attended. We could not
decline the kind invitation, tor, has not
our friend, See, See, Gee, demonstrated
that the words editor and edible
came from the same root word, making
itorsproverbial for their love of good
feed? We repeat, We attended the
Festival The young ladies, with their
beaux, were out in force; the flower
and the chivalry Of the temperance
cause were in attendance, and the sll-
yer headed warriors honorcd the occa.
sion. Socially, the time was well spent,
cheerfulncss, sobriety and good humor
being observable.
We are unable to do justice to the
rations provided, such justice as would
do justice to our reportorial honor we
therefore refrain from any details,
and remark that it each one had &C
cepted and eaten what was preferred
there would have been as much eaten
as could have crammcd an assembly OF
twice the number. The value Of the
gastronom,c entertainment did not
! consist so much in the quantity as,
notably, in the quality Of the goods fur.
nlshed
No omission ought to be made of
the wcll.writtcn and well-read essays,
with which the guests were enter
tanned by several members of the
Lodge. And especially should no
omission be made of the toasts, suited
to the occasion, read after the tooth
some delicacics had been disposed of,
and appropriately responded to by sew
eral of the members and guests.
We express hope that when next
the Toledo Lodge of the I. O. G.. rs
festiyalizc we may be there to enjoy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31
NOTICE.

GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
In Circuit Court, April term, 1870:
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made to tie Circuit Court Of ssid coun-
ty, by S. C. Rogers, Druggist, of the town Of
Toledo, in the said county, for license to sell
intoxicating liquors in the manner prescribed
by law.
All persons interested in said application
are hereby notified that Tuesday, the 10Th
day Of April, A. D. 1870, is the day fixed up
on by said Court for the final hearing of said
app ication, at which time they eau appear
and shsw cause why the same should hot be
granted. L. B. BLTNN,
March %, 1870. Clerk Circuit Court.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31

SYC. G.. Buttkercit is mcrchan,
tailor. He does business in Toledo
He received on Tuesday, very large
lot OF cloths, of all kinds, for the Spring
trade; Cassilncres, Doeskins, Broad.
cloths Sc, varieties enough to suit
the most fastidious. His gentlemens'
furnishing goods are decidedly recher-
che as to pattern and quality. Call and
examine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-31
TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS

In Circuit Court for said county:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that at o term Of the Circuit Court
in vacation in Tama county, held at the Court
House at Toledo, in said county on the 18th
day of March, A. D. 1870, an instrument in
writing bearing date the 28th day of Octo.
Der, A. D. 1869 and purpprting TO be the last
Will and Testament Of John Klemark, late Of
said county, deceased, was produced nd pub
licly read in open Court; and that the next
term of said Court, to BE- holden on the 18th
day Of April, A. D: 1870, at the Court House
in TOLEDO aforesaid, has been fixed for prov.
ing said Will; aud at one o'clock p. NJ. Of the
day last above mentioned, all persons inter-
ested are hereby notified aud required TO ap-
pear in said Court. and show cause, Is any
they have, why saidsinstrument should not be
probated and allowed % and for the last Will
and Testament Of the said deceased.
Dated March 18th, A. D. 1870.
/. Is. BLINN,
Clerk Circuit Court, Tame county, Iowa.
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