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-.nCp.TIC MEETINGS.

r.. Democratic voters OF ONO
49, are requested to meet In their
-, ,:,ire townships on Saturday
F'bs, 7,b, 1871, to select by ballot
I r." q, delegates for each township
/ p.s .,o,,.ent y, them in the County Con-
I ~, ~, - meet in the city of Wheeling,
' r,,rt House, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
| w,Ydsy, October 9th, to nominate
/ tjsre, for the Constitutional Con-
I -, and members to the House OF
,,.,ss and County Superintendent
|, p,b,ic Schools. Also to select by
. Va, proper persons to fill the various
..5in officers to be voted for
k:o5er 10Th
4, the Townships OF Tridelphia,
/. .,,rsoi and Liberty the meetings will
4 ,,,, from I o'clock P. NJ. to 7, and
,bs remaining townships from I
! osk P. NJ. to9,
e.. committee would respectfully
] ,nmei 10 the voters OF townships
4. assembled in Primary Meetings,
4, ,aey open poll books in the usual
. .,,,, ss at elections and record the
!, ., Of all who vote at such meetings.
A D.. primary meetings will be held at
\ 6lowing places;
Washington township, in the Vigi-
i, Engine House.
Mason township, in the old City
Z AZ township, in the Police Court
f ion township, in the Atlantic En-
b House.
C.a::e township, in the Guards Hose
b. :,
Il ,bs.er township, in the School
BE
4 chie township, in the store OF Au-
d, Wjeiebusch.
l.aieplia township, in the Hotel Of
"a y liner
i i.,,y township, in the Hotel Of
Z, Irwin.
'Bcalapd township, in the Bruner
H.. House.
b order OF the Executive Commit
( w. W. MILLER, Sec'y.
NJ {. HAXDLAN, Chairman.
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MASONIC.
The Grand Chapter-The Funeral Of
Judge Taylor.


Judge Taylor.
BALTIMORE, September %. - The
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons,
previous to adjourning, arranged to
meet on the first Tuesday in December,
1872, in Natchez, Mississippi.
The funeral of Judge Taylor, OF
Texas, delegate to the Masonic Con-
vention here, who died on Thursday
night, takes place tomorrow at Green
Mount Cemetry, under the direction OF
Fidelity Lodge OF F. IL A. NJ, and the
Baltimore Commandery of Knights
Templar. Judge Taylor had held the
positions OF Grand Master, Grand High
Priest and Grand Commander OF his
State.
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p TSBURGH.
Riel, OIL Strike.

PITTSBURGH, September 23.-lnfor-
nation was received this morning Of an
extraordinary rich oil strike. Last
night, we'll No. s, on the premises OF
the Bradys Bend Iron company, near
Queenstown, struck oil in liberal quan.
titles. The well by some means caught
fire, but the flames were suppressed this
morning, and we are told the we'll Is
now flowing at the rate OF thirty-fiVe
barrels per hour, total of eight hum
dred and forty barrels per day.
This, we believe, is the largest strike
that has been made since the famous
United States well st Pithols.
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Injunction Dissolved.

i i, well known 10 our readers that
D. unfortunate controversy between
! two sections OF the Board Of Super
b, Of this county, each claiming to
b Board, both bodies, on applica-
Of their opponents, have been en-
i from acting in their official ca.
] sty the Osburn Board by Judge
rSell Of the Court Of Appeals, and
IS;aley wing by Judge Stuart of the
nli Judicial Circuit. On the latter
bctiOn an appeal has been
b TO the Court Of Appeals,
D. The case cannot be heard
te January, prior to which time
lts:m OF Office Of the present Super.
y vii. expire. In the former case
b. against O>burn and Others-ar-
] 1e2i vas had in our Circuit Court
Eaiay and Saturday OF last week,
. ion Of the defendants to dissolve
fylnCtlon. The case was ably and
f-ate.y argued in favor of this
1bl by Messrs. Green and Hunter,
against it bv Mr.. Faulkner, and
tpnion Of the Court was delivered
uise Melvin on Tuesday morning,
~ the motion.
p Judge decided that the four
hers constituting the majority
J ., holding their office by regular
son or appointment according to
we're certainly acting under color Of
aai this being the case, the only
PIRATE proceeding against them
Plat is technically known as an
kHs,ion in the nature OF a quo ,car'
\ lat is an action brought by the
t;Scer of the State. requiring them
f'T by what authority (quo war
n hey claim their office; that an
ec;ion would only be proper in case
ksParabIe injury pending this in
Rto,, and that, consequently, the
= pot being properly brought be-
Y the Court, the injunction was
Avei This decision made any con-
3 ,Ion Of the other points raised in
eadlnSs and arguments unneces'
D and IS happy solution OF a con-
r. that has involved the county
.fi.ess expense, engendered bitter
= and delayed public business
RFongh the wicked attempt Of two
Tao represent nobody, aided by a
Chosen by themselves after he was
lated by the people, to thwart the
unanimous will OF the people, to
IT, action OF the State Legislature
hold on to the power they have
y lnlquitously possessed and cor.
E used IN this county.-Frss Press,
NgJa c0unty).
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SAN FRANCISCO.


Va 0A,OSUsOoos
San FRANCISCO, September 24.-Sat-
urday evening at 9 o'clock fire was
discovered in happenings building,
Market street, below the Grand Hotel
building, which entirely destroyed it,
The loss will exceed 81 100000. Thir-
teen mercantile firms were burned out.
The principal losers are Reddington,
Hostetter & Co., druggists, 100000 in
sured for 100000. P. Harpending,
owner of the block, 100000 Theo-
NOUS & Sima, fancy dry goods, 500,
600. Laziard Freer, importer of dry
goods, $4,000; fully insured. Roper
& Son, furniture, $4,000. Weeks d
Co., leather and findings, $4,000
Phelan, Collender 81 Hughes, billiard
tables, $4,000; insured for $l3, 900.
Siberle, Zeeberlich & Co., Philadelphia
shoe manufacturers, $4,000. Auliff,
Weemer Il Dote, importers Of millinery
and fancy goods, $4,000; insured for
$4,000. West & Co., $1,000. Taylor,
Curtis & Co., hatters, $4,000; insured
fully. F. Steahl & Co., billiard tables,
$1,000; insured for $4,000. Francis
Taeplin, fancy dry goods, $4,000 The
London and Liverpool Accidental, Of
San Francisco, and the Royal Fire and
Life company are the heaviest insurance
losers. The fire gained great headway
the first hour on account OF the scarcity
OF water. The firemen displayed the
greatest bravery noteworthy. Jimmy
Doyer. foreman Of the hose company,
who was holding the nozzle and stand
ing on the wreck Of the companys sign
just before the great crash, was injured
by the explosion in the second story OF
Reddington Hostetter & Co s building
Eight persons were seriously injured.
The Harpending block was erected in
1869. Loss $4,000; insured for Sl5,-
600
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BUFFALO.

Dedication OF a aUniversalist Church.
BUFFALO, September 24.-The dedl-
cation services of the Church Of the
Messiah was held in the new church to-
day. The new edifice stands on the
same grounds as that OF the old one,
which was destroyed by FIRE year ago.
The exercises we're very interesting,
and was participated in by many lead
ing members OF Universslist societies
throughout the State, including several
former pastors of the society. 2gE
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BALTIMORE.
ArriraI OF the steam.hip Caspian.

Arrival OF the Steamship Caspian.
BALTIMORE, Sept, %. 1871.
The Allen Line steamship Caspian,
from Liverpool, arrived at the European
steamship pier, Locust Point, Baltimore,
to-day at s:36 o'clock A. NJ, with cargo
of assorted merchandise for Baltimore
and the West. She brings two cabin
passengers and thirty-fve emigrants.
The emigrants leave for the West by
Baltimore and Ohio road at 405 o'clock
Pm.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The GubcrnatOriaI Canyass-But.
Ier's Strength.

The GubcrnatOrinI CRnyass-But.
Ier's Strength.
BosroN, September 23.-The whole
number of Delegates elected to the Re
publican Convention at Worcester is
7S5, OF which 3O2 are in favor Of But
Ter and 4S3 against him.
SPRINGFIELD, September 23.-At the
Republican city caucus to night the bal
loting resulted in the casting Of 1900
votes, while only one hundred names
were checked. Butler received eight
hundred votes. There were tour hun
dred and seven cast against him. The
Republicans denounce the vote fraud.
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COVINGTON.
Grant Holds . Reception.

CovISGrNN. September 23.-General
Grant returned here to-day and is to-
night holding a reception at his fathers,
which ia largely attended. Large num-
bers of persons have come over from
Cincinnati as we'll as from the surround
ing country, to pay their respects.
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IOWA.
Cireu, Attached for Debt

NTFVuS Htt"OHeu TUT 770
DAVENPORT, Iowa, September "a
The Excelsior circus, which exhibited
here last night, has been seized by the
Sheriff on several attachments amount.
ing in the aggregate TO about S4O, 900.
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CINCINNATI.
Mcclellan Granted n New Trial.

Mcclellan Granted n New TriaI.
CINCTNSATE, September 23.-Judge
McKenny, of Dayton, granted Thomas
Mcclellan a new trial this morning on
the ground Of incompetency Of one
Juror
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FEVER AND AGuE
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood.-.ln-
crease ofFIesh and Weight---CIear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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The New Orleans Levees.

The New Orleans Levees.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-New
Orleans papers mention the condition
of the levees in that section, which is
very promising, considering that the
season is rapidly advancing. The upper
line OF Carrolton levee has lost a bit OF
over 300 feet, and water discharged at
this point would sweep over the city,
causing if possible a greater disaster
than the flood of lS49.
At Bonnet Carre there is a gap fully
hall mile long, and the caving OF the
line in every direction is unprecedented,
causing great alarm. The authorities
have been urged to inaugurate vigorous
measures for placing the levees in a
frst-class condition. 1t seems that a
large number Of people, residing on the
river and the South Atlantic coast, as
well as those on the Gulf, have become
suddenly alarmed at the approach OF
the tidal wave, which has been pre-
dicted for the 18th OF October next.
The Crops.
The monthly report Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, now in press, gives
very encouraging accounts Of the gen.
eral yield Of the corn crop throughout
the country, except in the Southern
States, where's all the crops have been Sc
verely damaged by the recent heavy
rains. The wheat report is far less ia
vorable than the earlier reports indi-
Gated. Barley is generally reported in a
condition below the average. except in
few States. The bulk OF wheat will
be less than usual. Rye will be mostly
in an average condition. The hay
crop is greatly reduced in quantity. The
potato crop promises nearly an average
yield. From the data received relative
to the sugar crop an Increase Of 81 per
cent in the aggregate production is ex-
pectea.
Texas Politics.
A prominent Republican just arrived
here from Texas expresses his opinion
that in the election which occurs on the
third Of next month the Democrats will
undoubtedly carry the State. The Re-
publican managers generally have con.
strength sirens in time for the Presidentiai
campaign. They attribute the present
difficulty entirely to local causes.
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WASHINGTON.

Circular from the Commissioner OIL
Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, September 3,-Ihe
following circular was issued from the
Internal Revenue Bureau to-day:
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
are hereby notified that on and after
October 10th, proximo, they will pro-
ceed to collect all taxes in their hands,
the collection ofwhich is now suspended
by order of this office, provided that
said order of suspension is not renewed
prior to that date.
H (Signed j. W. DOUGLASS,
Hop,ir NJ informal Revenue
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DR.. RADWAY's
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Quick so Rapid are the cha nges the body
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Epery Drop OF the e..SARSAPARlLLlAN
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Blood sweat, Urine, and other nuids and
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The Wreck Of the Niagara.
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GROUND PLASTER

For Sale, in bulk, or barrel, or by the
bushel, at low est rates. delivered on cars, AZ
this place., b. f. DUNCAN Co., Newport
Delaware
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AGENTS WANTED

for Ahbott's Prussia ana the Franco
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with + ne steel eng: wings, maps, &c. Agents
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Rates OF Advertising.

FEE HERALD will be furnished to subseri-
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A Great Offer 6HG srossw %AT Il. r.,
will dispose OF One Hundred Pianos, Melo-
deems and Organs of six first-class makers,
including Waters, at extremely low prices,
for cas- ', during this inCnth. or viii Itke q
part cash, and balance in monthly or quar-
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DM-. ~GMMS>
EXTRACT OF IURUBEBA,

sna he ocnfdently recSuamends II TO every
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be freely talyesl as 3 Blood Purtner la all de-
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peraments-
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Plat ST., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send Tor Cir
ctIlar 4w.
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agent. free OF charge. Address, NATIONAL
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-13
SPECIAL ELECTION,

NOTICE Is hereby given. that : special
~ election will be held At the Young
School nsasc. District No 2, in GRAFT
Ownship, TamA county, Iowa. on the 9th
day Of April lU5 l, con msn.iag atths hear of
nine o'clock A, NJ. and oissins at elk
O'Clock r. NJ, " said day, for the parpose
Of aeterulalng Whether or not . tax 81 3
rer cent, shali b raised aad lsvisd uPsa
the taxable property II said owsshit, for
the year A. D. 1871, for tho psrpose u aid.
Ing il the sonetructisa ef The
0kISkELl, CEDAR PALS : WlkONA
RAILROAD.
The line Of sAid road {, run In Nssth
and SsasA direction through DnskiasAen
owasAip, II said eoaaty. And sid tax
10 BE- expended In the tewnsh.p o. Beck
inghaa, in said couaty
Al said election the question Of "Tsxa.
tioa," Or mo TsEasioa," will b sabnieteA
to the saiL vetsrs.
Al said slsssiss oil psrsoas sppssea u
en- ii tax, will vsts ballsss o. which ere
writes o. priated The words "Ss Taxa.
sssa;' sad sll pssseas 10 favor q sid tan
will vsts hsllsts % which 10 wsittea u
priatsd The word "Taxaaiss;" and shoald q
,, majority Of votes st said slsctioa BE- east iS
favor u said taxation. said tax will bs
levied in accordance With the prOvisicus Of
Chapter l02 Of the laws Of tie 18th 0susr
al Assembly.
Dated the Let day q April. A. ,. 1871.
JAMES STANL9Y.
JASPER II. SCOTT,
Trustees.
| Attest:
WssLxv EvAss, Tp Clerk. l4-le