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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. I'll A. NJ.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. I'll A. nj. }
Synopsis tor the Past T,centD-f0W Hours.
The barometer has fallen very generally east OF
the Rocky Mountains; is lowest in Maine. Light
northerly winds, with rain and rising temperature.
have continued on the Gulf coast; northwest winds,
with rain and cloud. on the South Atlantic. The
area OF clear weather is confined to the immediate
coast from Virginia to Maine cloud and snow, with
diminished southwest winds on the lower lakes;
westerly winds, with cloud and snow, on Lakes
Michigan and Huron. Cioudiness IN the Northwest
continues, with southwesery winds.
Probabilities.
The barometer Will probably continue 70 fall on
Saturday over the lakes and New England, with
westerly winds and cloudy weather. Snow
continue ON the lower lakes. Cloudy weather
and possibly rain prevail on the Gulf
and South Atlantic coast; rising barometer and
clearing weather at the ROCKY Mountain stations.
DANGEROUS winds are not anticipated tonight
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CUBA.
The Quarantine on Vessels from Key West
Abolished-The Smallpox in Havana.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW ruax aEaALl

ItLtGRAk TO THE NEW f0K AEaALl
HAVANA. Jan. 49, 1872
The quarantine on vessels arriving here from Key
West has been abolished.
The Board OF Health asserts that the smallpox IS
epidemic here.
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Crisfndoro's Hair DYE has no Equal In tho
world the safest and rea>c OF any Soil every
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BRAZIL AND BRITAIN.

Imperial Brazilian Plan Of Colonization by Emil
grants from England.
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The Use If n single Bottie>St Halls Vegetable
S1CILIAN HAIR REVIEWER Is sufficient 20 show
encscay 70 restoring the natural Of the hair aud
elssnsinS the scalp.
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Personal Intelligence.

Professor BENJAMIN siliman of New Haven, is at
the Sturtevant House.
Major John Severance, OF st. Josenh, No., is stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel George W. Paschal, Jr., of Austin, Texas,
Is staying at Earle's Hotel.
Judge W. P. Nc Lane of Wisconsin, is sojourning
at the Grand Central Hotel.
DE witt q. Littejohn, OF Oswego Is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel s. Frank Pargoud, OF Louisiana, has quar-
tiers at the New York Hotel.
General George L. Becker, OF ST. Paul, Minn., has
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel s. M. johnson, OF Washington, Ia sojourn-
ing OF the Brcvoort House.
Judge r. NJ Corwine. Of washington. has ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ben Field, OF Albion, Is registered nc the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Ed. Webster is at the Astor House. He is re.
gistered as from Buffalo.
Hon. VIM. McMaster, OF Toronto, Canada, Is among
the most recent arrivals at the st. James Hotel
General W. W. H. DAVIS, OF the Doylestown PA.
Democrat, Is In town.
superintendent Mckay, OF the London. Newfound-
land and New York Telegraph Company, Is at the
st. Denis.
Henry Wells Of Aurora. Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Mr. Wells mas founded nc mis- dwelling place
a seminary for young ladies, and bestowed large
sum OF money to make 1t one Of the finest instu.
lions in the country.
Personal Notes.
colored reporter does the Intervening Tor the
TItusville (Pa.) Herald.
Rev. Dr. Stuart Robinson. the distinguished Pres
byterian divine OF Louisville, Is lying at the point OF
death from SMALLPOX.
MIR. George E. Wentworth appointed Postmaster
at Pensacola, Fla has been confirmed by the Senate.
Mr. Wentworth now represents EscamDia county
First district) In the State Senate.
Sylvanus Dodge, father OF General @. M.
DadQe ami N. p. Dodge, died at his home 0ma ha,
Ncbraska recently. Mr.. Dodge was born and
reared In Danvcrs, Massachusetts,, and entered po-
litical life with secretary Boutwell, and General
Banks. lie bore q strong hand in building up the
republican party ana when It's principles trium phed
nc emigrated TO the West 10 make q future for his
sons lie has for some time filed the Office Of United
states Land once Register
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Royal Havana Lottery.
PzsA casbed and furnished the hrhsx rates
maid ar Doubloons kinds OF Gold and Silver tovern.
mel i~Sscures. &C., &c. TAYLOR Co, Bankers,
10 Wall street, New York.
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A.-Ierring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street.
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GERMANY.
Domestic Joy in the Imperial Household.
lfLtb~s 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN Jan. 20, 1872
The Princess Victoria, wife OF the Prince Impe-
rial OF Germany. Is enceinte.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28
SINKING FUND, GOLD BONDS OF THE
Springfield and Illinois South
Eastern Railway,

Interest payable February and August Free Govern
Tax at the Office of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company in New York.
PRICE 90 and Accrued Interest
These Bonds representing unusually Light Mort
gage upon a Finished Railway, Fully Equipped extend
ing centrally through of the richest and most popu
lous states Of the Union, remarkable for the great
success oft different Railways offer unusual induce
ments to the investor seeking PROFITABLE AND
SAFE SECURITY. The holder of this Bond has the
right to vote atia elections. By the terms of Traffic
Guarantee Contract with the wellknown
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28
Interest Payable April and October
at Union Trust Co.

This road is the western link i'm the
new AIR LINE from Buffalo to Chica-
go, and runs from the Detroit river
to Chicago in neaIy a straight line.
The road is part of the same line
as the Canada Southern, and is built
by the same men, viz: Milton Court
right, John +. Tracy, David Bows,
VIM. l.. Scott, Henry Farnam, II. A..
Forsyth, John Nj. Burke, Nj. l.. Sykes,
Jr., all Directors either in the Chica-
go and Northwest, OF the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific: Geo. Op-
dyke of the Midland road; Sidney
Dillon, Daniel Drew. John Ross, Da-
vid Stewart, SamI j. TiIden, Kenyon
Cox and other prominent railroad
men.
The Road, like the Canada South
eTn, will have steel rails go pounds
to the yard) throughout; is practi-
Cally straight and level; much short
er, and can be run more quickly and
with greater safety than any other
road connecting Buffalo and Chicago.
twenty-five miles are finished and
running rs miles more are so far
advanced as to be finished by Jan. 1,
and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year. Steel rails
and ties for One-half the entire road
have already been purchased.
THE BUILDERS OF THE ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF IT'S CHICAGO
FEEDERS TO OBTAIN FOR IT A
PROFITABLE BUSINESS FROM THE
START, HAVING Projected THE
LINE TO ACCOMMODATES EXISTING
BUSINESS, AND HAVING SEEN THE
NECESSITY FOR ANOTHER TRUNK
LINE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND THE
ATLANTIC SEABOARD, LOCATED
EXPKESSLY WITH THE VIEW OF
OBTAINING the CHEAP EST TRANS
PORTATION PRACTICABLE.
THE BRANCH LINES WILL MAKE
THE SHORTES L CONNECTIONS BE
TWEEN CHICAGO AND TOLEDOAND
CHICAGO AND DETROIT, AS WELL
As BETWEEN ALL THESE POINTS
AND BUFFALO.
THE CANADA SOUTHERN BONDS,
In EVERY PARTICULAR LIKE
| THESE, WERE EAGERLY TAKEN,
| THE LAST OF THEM SEVERAL
| WEEKS AGO by THE BEST CLASS
| OF IN VISITORS, AND WE'RE ON THE
MARKET A SHORTER TIME THAN
q
LIKE AMOUNT for " EA RS PAST.
THE PROCEEDS OF THESE BONDS
WILL COMPLETE the ENTIRE LINE,
AND WE RECOMMEND THEM WITH
| THE SAME CONFIDENCE As WE DID
THE CANADA SOUTHERN, ANDRE
GARD THEM As IN EVERY WAY A
| CHOICE SECURITY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railway,

-four of whose Directors ncu1ing the President and
Vice President also Directors in the Springfield and
Illinois Southeastern Railway, large number Of these
Bonds UiH be PURCHASED By lot semi annually AT Par
and accrued Interest, gicing The fortunate holders
Per Cent profit their Investment, besides nearly
Per Cent. interest.
UB- respectfully invite the attention Of all Capt.
tasts to this security particularly safe and desira-
bile one.
Pamphlets and Maps with full particulars furnished
by us on written or personal application
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28
SCHoLFIELD's

II B. STORY ....
Piano and Organ Playing,
-,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28
MRS. BRIGHT
IN REOPENs HER
SCHOOL FOR MISSES a. CHILDREN

al "a Green st. Monday, Sept 3D. Instruction given in
An English branches French. both conversatlonay and
dramatically and Latin. Her classes in drawing and
painting meet Wednesday and Saturday afternoon She
refers by permission to Dr. Joseph Sargent city, A.
Marble, supt Of schools. Rev, j. J. Power, Bishop
Odenhelmer, Burlington, N. j.. Rev Geo Dehl Fred
erick Md. dlw' au2S
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MRS. METCALF's PRIVATE SCHOOL

MISS DANA'S AND MISS MANN
lVA PRIVATE SCHOOL for Young Lafies ana Chl-
dren will commence on MOSDAr, % September Rooms
in Dr Bishop's building opposite the Post Office
aul7 dzW
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notice.


I'D. IRWIN-Employ Agent, Tenement
h Agent. Collector, Negotiator, and job Literary
Writer. corner Main and Walnut sts opposite Mechan-
les Hall.
IRWIN procures and selects help for mills factories
farmers, families and contractors. Orders BY mail at
tended to-
IRWIN rents tenements, collects rents, and cares
property for absent owners,
IRWIN collects bills and debts, tracks and corners
fugitive debtors, and gives confidential advice to
whom to trust and how TO recover your money. "Ir-
wins Black List. soon TO be published, is Directory
of the evadng dead-heads of Worcester the result
of SIX years experience. Consult him and bad
debts.
IRWIN negotiates business chances, sale and
change at property fixed and portable small cash ad-
vances, &c.
IRWIN writes at call addresses. memorials resolu
TONS surprise speeches, letters advertisements
contracts &c; prepares and copies Ms for the press
and executes all kinds Of Crary job work confidential
ly and promptly Anonymous orders to p. o. Box 200
attended to. Oltice open evenings. diff au27
NOTICE. - This is to forbid all persons
l from harboring trusting my wife MARGARET
kAlRAN, as ! shall pay no debts of her contracting
after tins date. DENNIS KAIRAN.
ROchdale, Aug. 20, 1872 d3t' au2T
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
The judicial Convention.

Elsewhere, will be founl what
purports to be a call for a Rerubli-
can Ju1 icial Convention for this Ju.
dicial District. There are evidences
that the call is an error and a fraud.
There is no District Judge, but there
is Circuit Judge, to be elected this
therefore the call is erroneous
in that particular. A. b. Cornell
signs the call as chairman OF the
District Committee. The District
Committee has as much authority to
call the Convention for the nomlna.
ton of a Circuit Judge as the State
Central Committee would have to
call the Congressional Convention for
this District, and no more authori-
ty. Mr.. Cornell il a member OF the
Circuit Central Committee, but he is
not chairman of it, and therefore has
no right to act for that committee
Then, low does it happen that Mr..
Cornell, who says the committee has
authorized him to issue this call, did
not consult the members of either
committee tor this county. ID. d
Appellate rs member of the Cir
cult committee, and w. r. Johnsto or
is &c oDieto member Of the District
committee: Will AIr. &. "risc to ex
! plain" how 1t occnrs that lie has not
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04

consulted either ,ot them IN reference
to this call ?
Then, again, why is prcccden!
overruIcd, and tho convenience OF
the people Of the District set at
naught, in respect to the place oil
holding the Convention !? Cedar
Rapids is the most central, the most
convenient and the long established
place for the judicial Conventions.
Is there any good reason for nom
calling the convention at a point in.
convenient of access to a large major.
ity OF the delegates Mr.. Cornell
is understood as trying to be can
didate before the convention he as
sumes authority to call. He must
not hope TO aid his own chances by
setting a, naught established a .hor.
ity and universal usage. His con
duct is certainly open to grave sus.
picions of improperly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
SPEC/-iL ELECTION.

WHEREAS, a petition signed by one third
W of The resident tax payers Of Crystal
townshirin the county Of Tama, and State
cflowa, has been presented to us, asking
that tbe question Of transferring to the
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS & MIN
NESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
the tax to-wit: five per cent. Of the assessed
value Of the property in said Crystal town,
on the 2lst day of April. 1871. at special
said day. voted by the qualified electors of
sr,rtion of the railroad Of Grinnell, Cellar
Falls & Winona Railroad Company in said
Crystal Township be submitted to the quail
provided by Chapter 100 Of the laws Of the
18th General Assembly Of the State of Iowa
approved April o2d, 1872; and
Whereas, more than one year had elapsed
since the voting Of said tax, rs aforesaid,
and prior to the presentation of said petition
and the said Grinnel, Cedar Falls s Vino
no r. T. Co. has heretofore Wholly failed
and neglected to begin the construction OF
the railroad, to aid which said tax was yot-
cd as aforesaid, and the same has become
LnDIc W Uc as III Shlu law pTU
vded.
Now, therefore, you, the qualified electors
Of said Crystal Township, are hereby mott
fed that n special election will be held at
Townsends School House in said Crystal
Township in Tama county, State Of Iowa,
on
FRIDAY, JULY 12TIi, 1872.
at VIII ch the polls will be opened at o'clk
A NJ. and continued opened until 6 o'clock
2 NJ, and at which election will be submit
ted to you the gu 'stion; whether the tax,
to.wit: five per cent. of the assessed value
for the year 1871, Of tie property in said
Crystal Township. by yeu voted at special
election. then and there duly held, on the
2lst day of April, 1871, to aid in the con-
struction of the railroad of the said Grin
nell, Cedar Falls & Winona Il. Il. Co., in
said Crystal Township, and VIII CHI has be-
come liable to be transferred, by reason of
the 50 id Grinnell, Cedar Falls s. WlnoHa r.
II. Colspany for more than ono year, and
up to the preseptation of said petition, hav-
ing wholly failed to begin in good faith, the
construction Of their said railroad, shall be
transferred to the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids s. Minnesota Railway Company, TO aid
in the construction Of said Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids s. Minnesota Railway Compa-
ny's Railroad in said Crystal Township.
Those Of you in favor Of transferring
said tax. SO voted as aforesaid, will have
written or printed on your ballots, Trans
fer" and those opposed thereto will have
written or printed on your bollois, "No
Transfer"
Dated at'Crystal, this 18th day Of June,
1872.
j. B. WYLIE,
PETER QUINN,
Trustees Of Crystal in Tama Co., Iowa.
1927
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Fifth Congressional District

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Republic
can electors of the.Fifih Congressional Dis
trici Of The State Of Iowa, that Republi~
can Convention for the nomination Of a
Republican candidate for Representa- tive
in Congress from said District will be held
at Marengo, on Wednesday. the 10Th day of
Jr'y. At llo clock 4. NJ.
The basis Of representation in said Con-
vesiion viii be one delegate from each
county in the District, and one additional
delegate for every two hundred votes. or
fraction thereof of sne hundred votes orup
wards, cast for Gov. {. c. Carpenter, at the
last election.
Iulcr this basis Linn county will be en-
titled 10 Is delegates, Benton county 10,
Tama county :, Marshall county Il powe-
shiek county 9, Iowa county Z, and john
son county II delegates.
The Executive Committees of the several
counties are charged with calling the nee.
essary County Conventions for the election
Of delegates.
BY order the Republican Central Com
mitee for said Congressional District.
Il. S. FINKBINE, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
ORIGINAL NOTION

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To Isaiah Speaker. Martha Speaker, ana
the District Township Of Highland, in the
County of Tama, and State of Iowa.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Tama county,
Iowa, petition Of d. W. Eldred, claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of q mortgage, de-
Hribed in said petition, and made BY said
Isaiah Speaker on the first dag Of October,
1869, TO one Nathan E. DAWSON, and asking
. personal judgment against TIE said
Isaiah Speaker for the amount due on one
promissary note secured by said mort gage,
to-wit; Two hundred and twenty vo dol
lars, and for costs including attorneys fee
and abstract of title fee, as claimed in said
petition; and that unless You appear there's
to- 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. 1872, commencing on the
first Monday of August, A. Il. 1872, at
the Court House in Toledo, in said county,
default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
G. B. BRADSHAW,
27-30] Atty for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Eighth judicial District.

Notice is hereby giv.n to The Republican
electors Of the Eighth Juaidial District of
the State of Iowa, that y Republican Con-
Tention for the nomnotion Of Republican
candidate for Judge for said Judicial Dis
srict will he held n, Iowa City. on Thurs
day, Me 18th day OF July. AZ eleven o'clock
An.
The basis of representation in said Con
yention will be one delegate from each
county in the District, and one addition
al delegate for every two hundred votes, or
fraction thereof Of one hundred votes or up
yards. cast Tor Gov c. C. Carpenter, a. the
,ast election.
Under this basis Linn county will be en-
titled to . delegates, Benton county 10,
Tama county I, Jones county 9, Iowa coun.
y s, aaa Jones county l delegates.
The Executive Committees of the several
counties are CHI rged with the calling OF the
necessary County Conventions for the cleo
ton of delegates.
BY order ofthe Republican Central COM
mlttee for said judicial District.
A. BENZ. CORNELL, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
MARBLES & BASE BALLS.
at tho
CITY BOOK STORE.
Now is the time
to buy
WINDOW SHADES
ut the
CRY Book STORE.
CULTURED
FREE THOUGHT.

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
Some Notes OF Travel.

The B. e. NJ. Il. railroad enters
Lincoln from the south and. contin-
'ues on to the west towards kearney.
The Midland Pacific, from Ncbras-
la City, enters from the east, and
contemp'ates an extension to tap the
Union Pacific, at Columbus, or some
point west of that place. There are,
also two road ecjected from Mis-
souri, to enter Lincoln on the south,
one of which has nearly completed
its grading. and expects to get the
,cars running this season.
While enjoying Ills enforced ir!csr-
'cera,ion at Pacific Junction, the writ.
or made the acquaintance Of couple
OF companionable gentlemen from
Ohio, brothers, travelling to sec the
country. They were en- route for
L'ncoln and accompanied the writer
to that city. We lett on Monday,
>eaeing the B. % N.ates. read at Oma.
Ia, junction, where, as Las been be-
fore stated, quasi junction is made
with the Omaha & South Western.
The station was reached at 1:25 p.
nj. The hack which we were IL.
formed formerly conveyed passen.
gers across the river had kept its
age, but not it's robustness. 1t is
not used now. In lieu Of the hack
bohemian and farm wagon are
pressed into service TO take passen
gers tc the boat, about half mil,
distant. What hdres were going
across, and those gentlemen who ha,
conscientious objections to crural cx
ercisc, secured seats. The spring
OF the wagon were of the paten
variety and we preferred taking, Al
we did take, Foot & Walkers lire
The ferry boat was wheezy, rick
ETY. concern, and was probably mod
elled after, il it was not the identlca
l4~eoN of odd Virginia" A new boa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
Republican State Convention.

Rooms or THE RRpUBLIcAN STATE /
CENTRAL Committee OF low,
DIES MoINEs, June q, 1872,
A State Convention Of the Republican
arty OF Iowa will be held Ut Des Moines
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04

Ihe best IN use and Infringement any Others Tho
Manufacturers Edward C Goodhue of Polo Ill., hold them,
IN readiness to protect every farmer that buys the br
vester No need be afraid to bny