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New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

~. ,or ,., enlisted he VA. forced 70 - 70 tho war
aud served out his TINE hr h Sn Extra amount in his
beard si and although he psoiessss 70 sp ,n in
boue Ia an nioIS .W 20 xes s sDe He %Ss arrested
fer sttrpting sailor but the care mas not tec ,%t
brought e. trial Te UI ho ,c was aS sSrosed to
SaS" been inst pail B hat asked im tS "so scrn so'u
ssn,ous Of liz lost having acqesccd, two sssss
We'll Illed set upon the counter when INC the
sor Mss sisS cSaa inc aS1 pos""s a1s
ptssct ion OF that ot s host bIeo retnrI, after
tc proprietor became insHnsDc He was carried to ~.
room. and invalid Tor several DAYS: i nsa and
once elsrd the o4xe tt the nearest "n"'
upon Riss = recovery, procured his arrest ,
Thomas Haddn. ate Of S1t water.st., nov p,sn fas
.trniinc a Wroload OF furniture in Jersey City and
. hcnA 1t to s city, ~ tpr p"aH some time to
come one the most desperate cases ever
IN these wasers Is Gifn "a aon III Yankee who
30 Now York about IA years ago his houso "eA'0' WI"
AnaraW Lucrg, No Peck slip although he beats and
nali rcas his boardcrs perhaps the squares' VI "'
Nj Iot,ua No 10 Cherys is one Of the % snaIpesff E f
the business sne can inyeie ia susnecs her
ss sn H0' iier long WITH ii her for snGs ,ns
Mrs. Fasgrsve No. I21 Rooseyolts. is another Of the
sailors furirs She sots fair table, but abuses her
cnsry nsSrs s,S.rs very ID S1sy Il.
| business. nut the very worst crowd stops there.
| John Soan's No. Cherryst. was during tne wal,
n famous rendezvous for sailors, and hundreds were
| tbcTc sworn into the United States Navy more nonuy
was made at that place, during that time, tnan In n
other house of the kind in the ci,y IL s To-Day oo"
ing-nouse Of the lowest order ~ .. p.,.v,a.st n
Charlcs Brown swede, keeps at NO 10 baSvi," ;i," ~
0lthv establishment in conjunction with a " rum mill % VI
The worst The latter place Is noted ivt Inc
| drels who cOngregate there, PrlhcIp@if o"''
thieves who pretend to be sailors. .1,,,. To-.
Peterson. No. rs Jamesst., is very acuVe
bous kccper He works his game IN ah eAcceuny
adroit manner, and always holds iast " VIC su'"N'
| money . S.ruaytan fceps n very
dirty house. . o ou,,.... 1ords u over n filthy
John savage alias "Spiteful," No. II Hamiltonst is
sbrewd "sanEhaer" This Is his first bow 70 the puDlc
although his name is well known TO the police, and is
terror to sailors. -, r ,.
| very low and filthy house. -
Johnnie Collins No. Is HamOn.st., although COM
mon fighter does business in exceedingly genucmanly
manner. -. -
character keeps very low place
Thomas Melville, No. ~ HamltOnst., however, keeps
the worst den Oh thOrOughare The house seemed
to deserted by the lowest scoundrcs when the
reporter called.
Patsy Joyce owns an establishment Cedar-st., be-
tween Washington and West, which neceesitates the
especial attention Of the police. The house 10 Ill kept
and drunken orgies take place there nightly
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ereren Honse-Bishop Williams q ana 2vaa tae 81 Y. EN-
r. j. Lyndon Of Boston, and tGe nI L. Bsnfs Of Gov.
H"nas stan Mrs Gov Hoannn and W g 9snEn'sI s, Hon.
i1 A,snss nSs Hon hpsnr R1Seoii Of Albany Hon
+ spreyf M.saasn% of 'Ga uas D. Of TC the Hon E.
%asa the Nm D. t. ceansy Sa %pe%s
anu Hdm"n hodsS Ss S' Of Iowa, IAnn State Prison
and Sann. " HI ssGs. 81
Hogmdn Hosse-Saa8" -SaGSodorc L. Case. us. N.==Nssc'
Yorh ocS Reynolds OF ena "Go Gs Sss
sy Ky 10 and
5ssr. EsGYsss ssafi e a IL %Sss S xe
ola. hs M"TSs Hon. M Miller Of George sna
r. Judson Oh 2w"o(lore Riley, U. 8. Navy, and CEN
Sit r. stonsioasc. albany NSx wsssms". Brevoo,1
Lient- -t'3mmanmacIII ON m Holland Of Springfield, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
THE IN1ERNATTONALS.
THEY RESOLVE TO PARADE NEXT SUNDAY

THEY RESOLVE TO PARADE NEXT SUNDAY.
large number of Internationals and their
friends met ct No. Prncest last ngAt, 7. H. Banks
I'm tho chair resolution proposing that the socety
.houd parade Sunday, without any ntenton OF re-
sstiue the authorities, created very warm debate.
Mr. MADDOX did not believe in going out to be arrested,
but thought they shoud obey the law. II permission
.houd not be von 70 parade Sunday they ought to
have their ceremonies other day. For his part
n they wore to oppose the authorities at a he was for
doing It with bullets but there was NO need Of this 80
the ballot was asu1cient. They were abe to change
the laws II they were wrong.
Tho verdict Of tho majority Of tho Americana was
evidently against Sunday parade, while the foreigners
were yociferous in s favor. The Americans told the
TINT thy ad not snS % Ra
the voters and they should go 70 % wGss Gec ang
ss some proposed 70 be mowod down as were their
The Il Sss that
the prisoners had ecn Released they would hot no'a
Afer the meeting the Federal Council assembled and
appointed August Finreau to go with T. H. Banks TO % a.
forbidding the Communist denonsiration committee
was also appointed to vat on the tSce ha fstepna
tionals to parade next Sunday.
PROMPT DISCHARGE OF THE IMPRISONED INTER-
NATIONALS.
Th" following persons, arrested Tor attempt
ing 10 paraue on Suha, Of the executed Com
munsts, were taken De1orc justice bhaudey the Jef
ferson Market Police Court yesterday:
George Allen Of No. Is Bsst Twenty sevenh Hugh MeGeso
Of No. o rthst Frederick Mssteson Of No. 80 st. Msrks plaee
Justice Bchxab Of No. l Avenue and John Habert Of No. 40S
West Fortyiouuhst
PatrOlnen Barry and Reynolds Of the Fifteenth Pre-
cnct testified that the prisoners endeavored to collect
crowd and refused TO move ON" when ordered JUS,
tice Shhndey asked II that all the prisoners had
done to infringe the public peace, and when answered In
the Affirmative, said: II these men have committed
any oense think they have been sufficiently punished
by being locked up the station-hOuse oil night" The
prisoners who had In tho time said nothing, were
then discharged.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
tAnneunceinennI
sCoCOAINE-Th best Hair dressing

BURNETr's Tr'sCOCOAINE-The best Hair dressing.
With the approach Of Christmas and New
day thrifty clean and prepare the
family residence the holiday About this me s sensible
gentlemen generally Kxo1s famous Hat Empo
3 Bodxr where having purchased suitable chapeauI
they ready for any
8. R. WELLS Publisher, $50 Broadway, New
York. furnishes all newspaper and magazines at lowest club reA
Harpers serbner Atlantic Galaxy Appleton. Nppin
chronological Journal 81 for So Or. Christian
Union %; Phrenoo 3d. and pair Of $40 chromos for only
@5 So Othes combinations will be made 10 suit
For bargains in WATCHES, DIAMONDS, rich
JKwELRY and examine prices bearing mind
that less than they would be Broadway
II. JOHNSTON ROBINSON, $50 BoWery cor Broonese NJ T.
TIE BEST PLACE in Ncw-York to buy RELI-
DIAMONDS JEwELHr and
STERLING SILVER SQukss 81 Fuonst Diamonds speciality
CoIoRIFIC colOrs hair magnificent. You ap-
ply cheapest Try SDeys and all aggs
Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, ETC., with DOOLEY's
YRAsr PowpRR- Depot, 80 Newst.. NY
HALLS VEGETABLE SIC1LIAN HAIR REVIEWER
fails 10 restore the color Of the hair TP It
BoswELL's BALsAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY.
-KIolsn Of Cos Cosshs, Throat Dissasss, Ia
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
CLEANING THE STREETS 100000 WORTH OF
BONDS AUTHORIZED,

BONDS AUTHORIZED.
The Street Cleaning Commissioners met at 2
p In yesterday, Mayor Hall in the chair. Controller
Green, Judge Bosworh Recorder Hackett and Corpora
toa Counsel O'Gofrnan were present Judge Dosworth
presented complaints Of the filthy condition Of the
in the Fourth Precinct Mayor Hall read communica-
ton from Inspector Joseph Pickart asserting that the
streets, with only exception had been cleaned and
that that street could not be cleaned account
OF the membranes in IL. Contractor Brown said
that his fOremen and inspectors had Informed
nun that the reports about the dirty streets untrue,
ana That he believed them to be so.
Recorder Hackett thought Me Board should examine
OF reiuting them
The Board decided TO do and after abOshing the
ONCE OF fSTeet-clesning Inspector adjourned.
The Board OF Airport passed yesterday res0u-
tons athorzng the issue Of $4,000 worth Of CrOtOn
water etocK, ana $4,000 worth Of Croon Reservoir
Stock Cornelius Corson resigned his position as Seere
ty Of the Board aud Richard A. storrs was appointed
secretary pro TEN.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
INCREASE OF SMALLPOX IN BRooxIyN

Smallpox is increasing at an alarming rate
in Brooklyn and fears expressed that It will become
epidemic. Yesterday 20 new we're transferred
to the County Hospital at Faabush eight Of these being
from the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum at Albany.ay
hospital last Health Officer Cochran ges
that the disease is gaining around but claims that be
has now no provision for SCcCossfuly lighting it. and
that will continue increase unless decisive action Ia
taken by the authorities tpStay k WugresS H. further
states that he has Of cOntnnfng the work Of
vaccination. which 10 essential 10 the health of
the city. There If nOdOubt that the filthy and neglected
condition OF the also aids the pIOess Of the dis
ease.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

The Coronere jury in the case of David Wilde of
-" s Rvisoa 81, WHO c BY being NO. Na Of
NE Third line Seodep verc Of death
rSds1 ~ road eenpssy hsvs rates PLACID the Upt Ihtom
SssLlS ~ - '''~'" ~ =
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
THE
SILVER y!

In England and France it is|
Imade obligatory upon Gold ana
lSilycrsmithsto have their variousl
manufactures stamped with the|
ltineness of the metal. But in this!
icountry there is no such law, and
there may be serious frauds com
Knitted by unprincipled manufac-i, !,
lturers. Whilst in the article OF
Gold Jewelry there are such|
frauds committed, yet there Isl
lno first Silversmith who|
Twill place his Trade Mark uponI
metal alloycd below our Amorl-|
lean coin. In tho United StatesI
lthe standard of our coin is 9OOI
parts silver and 100 parts cop-l
lpcr, taking 1000 parts as pure.
in England there are 925 parts
silver and rs parts copper, sol
THAT their coin is PSI, ,OOOths finer
than ours. The Gorham Man
Iufacturing Go. have adopted the|
English standard for their wares.|
Every article stamped with their
Trade Mark, which is a Lion,
IAN Anchor, and the letter &, isl
absolutely guaranteed to be oil
THE standard of 925-1 ,000ths. Sol
well is this fact now understood
lin the United States that when.
lever their Goods are offered there!
lis not now an inquiry made as|
Ito the purity Of the metal. 1hel
name carries assurance with it.
! STARR & MARCUS. % Joln-st.
l(up-stairs), invite special atten-
ltion to their unequaled assort-
|ment of Gorham Goods, cOmpri-
sing all their newest and choicest
productions in Dinner, Tea and
Dessert Services, as well as an
|cndless variety of attractive Nov7
|clties for Wedding Gifts.
|Starr & Marcus,
RICH |
| JEWELRY|
STERLING |
| SILvER,|
No. p JOHN-ST. UP-STAIRS.) |
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

A meeting will be held this evening at Stella
Hall, in Bedfordave, near Myrtleave., Brooklyn, to
form Joint stock company to build gymnasium in Do
Dalbave.
The Brooklyn Equal Rights Association has
elected the following officers:
President Mr' Ellen Brost..y h P.>on' E..cu
tive COmmtee Mis- Mary Hathaway Mr. H. Wilson, aud Mr. ubbe
Treasurer Ma FisLi Secretary, AiI Wilson
Dr. Butler, in addressing the Methodist
Preachers Meeting yesterday. the question, Is the
present outlook Of the world favorable to Christianity
gave statistics showing that Methodist missionary enter
prise has recently been attended with more successful
results than have rewarded the efforts Of Roman Cstho
Lie miSSic aaries.
The Quarantine Committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Issued yesterday the following circular 10
the Importers and 0roocnt Board Of Trade, New.York
Produce Exchange and Ship and Vessel 0vners Assoc-
ti0ns:
CHAnSn ConnHncn psA II, t6n.
The CemnA Quaatae abuses Of he Chsnes
IL nesas thn asrnooe iAueed the snfans1 syis Ne ssl
anee and ecepeoa Of he Ceaniss appat bAy
eeanec b Ae ~ 81 ~ Canhs efCeansfss WsaseS
dAy se1t Dee H. n3 00seh hsass ef Ais ebjseA vsy
respsafHly. 0so WIiAos Sss
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
POLICE NOTES.

VIM. 6heehan, ago o. while inebriated on Sunday,
Sel down fight Of stain st Ne y Jsnsss ded u few Aour
Joseph Wilson, ago Is. Of No. 1So Third-st., Brook
had ~ snb bitten 81 By hssss Dsy and Cnreh aA yss
DAY. TfAsa 70 ~ P1h Hospital
The body Of q drowned man. aged 80, having side
vhssso 40 veaag haek and brown psnssoa
found ysstesdA5 u ths Kast River, e1 Deva.A
ehA<, tneslA tsvs ~ fosnbsve ar a. anSsn ~
Hospital
The The body Of drowned man, probably VIM. n.
& q sos.e, Ms fosnd yesterday = D ns evsr. -
Ss ~ aesn " vas ssa - vs overheard fss canal
''A"h Kennedy arrested Fransb Esgan Of No. 80
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
Nidaistt.
O.

THERMOMETER YBsTERDAY u.,,..,
asn Noon Bpm ~
HlGH TIDg TO-DAY. v,..,,, H.
Gone, Island Bsite'' hru0a N r.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

On the Sd Of May Prot. Hinrichs, of Iowa
City, was subj enaed to appear in Tams
county, 100 miles awsy, on the Sd Of May
to tes tify in murder trial. The Professor
was unable to comply with that document,
and the Tribune says that on Wednesday
the Sheriff Of lama county appeared and ar
rested him for contempt of court, and took
him away. Ut course nothing came Of it,
Davenport Gazette.
! With the triAing exception that
Iowa City is not over 60 miles from
Tama county, that there has been no
murder trial in Tama county tor sew
eral years,-certainly not in May
that the Sheriff Of lama county did
not 60 to Iowa City or any other
where to arrest the Professor and did
not arrest him. and that it is doubtful
IL the Professor was subpnnaed to
attend any trial in Tama county, the
above item is tolerably correct. The
Gazette will soon learn, we hope, to
stop quoting from the Iowa City
Tribune. '''1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
Circuit Convention.

A Republican Convention Of the 1st Cir.
cult 9Th Judicial District composed Of Iowa
Johnson, Tams, and Benton counties, will
meet a. Blairstown, on Thursday, June %,
1871, at l o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose Of
placing in nomination candidate for the
Office Of Circuit Judge. The ratio of repre-
sentation will be as follows: One Delegate
for each 200 and one for each fraction over
100 votes cast at the fall election in 1870,
for Ed Wright Secretary Of State.
County Committees are requested to make
such arrangements rs are necessary for the
appointment of delegates.
w SAML D. PRYCE, Chrn,
gg MUoat. johnson County,
J.. n. STEWART,
rtt v- Tama County,
s. r. VANATTA, ed1 81
2ft a Benton County,
~ N. B. VINEYARD,
VIVA 3n Iowa County,
Circuit Central Committee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OAl UlNA1L NUZXtE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To Mary NJ. Bates, Sarah J. Hanna, Mar.
garet NJ Brown, George W. Bates, Mary
A. Myers, Clarinda C. Davis, Charles A.
Bates, Leander CLARK, w. F. Johnston,
Jedediah J. Wanser, Amos B. Mack,
Wesley Johnston, Thomas Corbett, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Isaac L. Al>
len, deceased, David Carpenter, Lewis
Carmichael, Leander Clark, administra-
tor Of the estate Of Morton Bates, de-
ceased:
You, and each of you, are hereby no.
titled that on or before the 2eth day Of July
A. D. 1871, there will be on.file in the office
of the clerk of the Circuit Court of Tama
county, Iowa, petition Of Lyman W.
Bates, executor of the estate of Moses Bates,
deceased, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
a certain mortgage therein described given
by Norton tates to Moses Bates That no
personal judgment is asked against any Of
you except Leander Clark as administra.
tor Of the said Norton Bates, deceased.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court, being the
August term of said Court for the year A.
D. 1871, commencing on the first Monday Of
August, A. D. 1871, at the Court House, in
Toledo, in said county. default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon.
APPELGATE s KINNE,
1926 Atty's for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

Senator Wright has usually voted
with those Senators who adv coated
extreme measures tor the Tribune
correspondents. The Burlington
Hawkeye regrets this, while the Ke-
okuk Gate City, rather unwisely aud
Unfortunately, goes for Senator
Wright and his co-laborers in this
wise:
TT is noticeable that Sumner,
Trumbull, Sherman, Morton, Harlan,
and the Senators generally Who have
brains enough to best get along with
out newspaper puffs, and make rep
utation on their own merits. have op-
posed all along the proceedings
against White and Ramsdell. IT'S
the little fellows who have made the
fuss; chaps that would be IN meas
,ireless obscurity but tor the papers,
whose puffs have lifted them into
temporary Importance
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
the REPUBLICAN.
TOLEDO, IOWA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1871. !.


The fifteenth annual State Convention of
The Republican party OF Iowa will be held
At Des Noincs, Wednesday. June q, 1871,
commencing ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of nominating one candidate for Co..
error. one candidate for .Lieute nant -Gos>
crnor, one candidate for Supreme Judge.
and one candidate fer Superintendent Of
Public lnstrnqtiep. =
The, ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each organized county and in
addition thereto one delegate for every two
hundred voters, or portion over one hun
,lrei cast for Ed Wright Tor Secretary of
State in 1870. -, ige.N3y.,t d
All persons wlp, have acted with the Res
publican party hereiofore and are in full
accord with its principles now, are invited
10 take part in the nomination of delegates
"a this Convention. 4
t J. S. GARRISON,
Chairman State Central Com.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following 10 list Of Advertised Let.
tors remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
ct Toledo, Iowa, juno 9Th, 1871.
+ Persons Sailing for the above letters will
please say advertised and give date Of thia
list
Brannon Martha Mrs Liston Ebeneaer
Brothers Catherine " Lage Heinrich
Ccuthein, Cyrus Rev Mason Richard
Canon Oriss Orue Lyy
Eae an John Redmsn Msrkle
For eason Henry Smith Lille n
Fur geepn 6tsveson A Smith Mary .
Fere uscnEJ Stibes Willism
Ger(bins Thomas Worries John
Jackson 81 Williams G. II
Kupka -
EMILY L. DILLMAN, P. N.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

A rich and influential citizen Of
Burlington was arrested on charge
Of rape preferred by poor servant
girl. But the case must needs be
postponed for few days, the rich
brute was admitted to bail while the
poor girl was sent to Jail to await the
coming Of of trial that has been
postponed for his convenience, in
order to insure her presence as .
witness when the trial should come
off
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
Tama City Odd Fellows VS.. Lotteries.

TAMA CITY, Iowa, May 8, 1871.
We the undersigned, Committees,
appointed by Abram Encampment
No. Al, lama City Lodge No. l52,
and Robert Blum Lodge No POI. l.
O. O. f., to draw Resolutions in re-
gard to the connection OF Odd Eel
lowship with Lotteries, adopt the
following.
| WHEREAS, 1t has come to the
knowledge of the different organiza-
tions of the I. o. o. F., at Tama
City, Iowa. that member OF the Or
der, G. Il. Bodfish, has originated n
Gift Enterprise Concert in this place,
and
WHEREAS, 1t appears by the circu-
lars of the said c. K. Bodfish, that
the G. P. and II. p. Of Abram En-.
campment No. Al, the N. G. of Tama
City Lodge No. 152, and the n. G.
of Robert Blum Lodge No. POI.
have chserfaly recommended said
Gift Concert to the patronage of the
Brethren Of the Order throughout the
U. S., and
WnEREAs, the same was done with
ont any knowledge or approval Of
the Encampment or Lodges Of this
City, therefore be it
iResolced, That we utterly disap-
prove of the actions of our officers in
the course they have pursued in this
matter.
Resolred, That we as organizations
Of 1. o. O. T.. do not favor, sanction
or ehcou- age the aforesaid Gift En-
terprise Concert, nor do we approve
of it or recomne nd it to the Brethren
of the Order, but that we believe
such enterprises are contrary to the
spirit, and inimical to- the best inter-
ests Of Odd Fellowship.
Resolred, That these RESOLUTIONS be
spread upon the minutes of the En-
campment and Lodges, anil the same
be sent to the Tama County REpuB-
LlcAN for publication.
NJ. A. NrwcoMr,
j. WILKINSON.
Com. from Abram Encampme.n Mt
No. Al.
Report of Committee rejected by
the Tama City Lodge No. 152.
HENRY ScHAIBLE,
+. Cook,
FRED. II. HARTwIG.
Com. from Robert Blum Lodge
No. POI.
[Seal Abram Encampment No. Al
[Seal Robert Blum Lodge No. 2O1]
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

The purest river water known to
exist at present is the water of the
small Swedish river, Loka, which in
one hundred thousand parts contains
less than one part Of mineral SUBJ
stance. The Thames, at London
bridge, contains in the same quantity
Of water, from sixty mine to seventy
parts; the Seine, at Paris, from twen-
ty three to twenty -four; and the river
Jordan from one hundred and thir.
ty to one numbered and thirty-nne
parts of mineral substtnce in the same
quantity of water. 44
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
ROAD NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, S.

Notice 10 hereby given that road peti.
ton has been presented TO the Auditor Of
said county, praying for the establishment
Of o county road, to be called the James
Horne road, IN township SO. north Of Range
IL, west Of the 9th P. N. and that the 26th
day Of July, A. D. 1871, is fixed for final
hearing before said Auditor, and all per.
sohs interested therein can appear and
show caute Why said petition shout d not be
granted, THOMAS 8. FREE,
2O>231 Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

Professor Carpenter, OF Oskaloosa,
who has been represented as opposed
to Normal Schools, and the State
University, has written to the Da-
vcnport Gazette to explain that he IS
in favor OF the State University and
at least one first class Normal School
with County Normal ms titutes, but
that he is not in favor Of Normal
School IN each Congressional Dis
trict.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
WANTED, for this paper, subscriber
W and advertisms Dts. Apply ITO wunst3
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

To Augustus Brenon.
You are hereby notified that there il now
on file, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Tama county, Iowa, petition
Of Appellate & Kline, claiming Of YOU the
sum Of fifty.two and 10 100 dollars IS justly
due them on account, and also asking that
writ Of attachment issued against your
property to secure the same, and that un.
less you appear thereto, and defend, on or
before noon, Of the Second day Of the hext
term Of said Court, being the August Term
Of said Court for the year A. D. 1871, COM
mencing on the first Monday Of August. A.
D. 1871, at the Court House, in Toledo, in
said county. default will be entered against
you, and judgment rendered thereon.
APPRECIATE 4 KINNE,
1926 Plaintiffs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08

The Davenport Gazette says that
Col. Barnes, formerly of the Dubuque
Times, clocks like Daniel Webster,
and can crate like unto him"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-08
Rod NOTICE,

ROAD NOTICE.
CTATE or IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
Notice is hereby given that road petit
ton has been presented TO the Auditor Of
said county, pra wing for the establishment
Of a county road, to be called the Patrick
Sinners road, in township 80, north Of
Range IL, west of the 5tn P. NJ, and that
the 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1871 is fixed
for final hearing before said Auditor, and
all persons interested therein can appear
and show cause why said petition should
not be granted. THOMAS $. FREE,
93>267 Auditor.