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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18
MiSCECENATiON.

On the first day of August, at Des
Moines, two State Conventions will
meet, called'by different committees,
with but one object, that of fusing
the oil of Democracy and the water
of Dolly Vardenism, forming one
body with one soul and one purpose.
The two have been sleeping in the
same bed for some time, and it is
now proposed by public ceremony
to legalize the marriage. "The lion
and the lamb"-H. Clay Dean and
]. B. Grinnell, will Gle down to-
gether, and a little child" like John
p. Irish or Porte WEIGH "shall lead
them" 1t is the intention of this
mongrel, 'alfand-'alf, Convention to
put a State ticket in nomination to
keep up appearances, and encour-
age their brethren in some of the
weaker States, knowing they will lose
this by $4,000 majority. The party
will probably be known as the "Dem-
ocan--Republicratic-- Dolly-Varden-.
neutrality-suspicious. oot-hog-or
die-'Rah.-for- Gorace- Grown--Bratz'
Heeley" party.
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This gave Blanchard SO 6-llth
votes to SO 5.llth against him, and
his friends claimed his election, but
the chair ruled that 81 was necessa-
nv to a choice, and on appeal the
chair was sustained by a vote of 40
TO "a. On the lelst ballot Lindley
had 2, Blanchard %, McJunkln %,
Lacey 81. The led ballot stood
Lindley 10, Blanchard Is, McJun-
kin 20, Lacey l9. Thus all through
the contest, with the exception of a
few votes when our delegation was
angling, Maj. Lacey stood second
on the list. The contest was long
and hot, but not bitter. Each dele
gate stood by his friend, and conse-
quently it became necessary to al,
iourn and elect a new set OF Dele
gates all around, who will meet per
call, in Convention at this place, Oh
Sept. Is, to try it over, when we
hope more desirable result VIII be
attained.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

AN AppEAL.-'I appeal to all good
and honest rebels, who wish to
avenge their slain kindred, and reap
the fruits for which their blood was
shed, to support Horace Greeley as
the surest means of regaining the
lost cause.'"
Thus speaks John A. Reagan, who
was Postmaster General of the
Southern Confederacy. While some
men profess to believe that the cleo
ton of Greeley was necessary to re-
store honesty in the administration
of public affairs, unrepentant rebels
like Reagan see in it,"the setreSt means
Of restoring the lost cause" Under
the rule of GEN. GRANT they have
no reason to indulge in any such
hope.
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CORNING. Iowa, July 5.

EDS. HERALD Corning is good
of what western ener-
gy can accomplish, less than four
years ago and the city was not, now
she has a population of thousand
and still increasing. A $4,000
school building, three churches COM
pleted, and two others nearing COM
pletion, speaks well for the morality
and intelligence of the place. There
are many fine business houses, and
residence, unusually so considering
it's age. Corning is situated on the
B. M. road, and also on the Noda-
way river, said river being not very
wide but deep, but hardly meriting
the remark made by passenger on
board the same train that we was
when coming west, that he thought
the name applicable, for sure enough
it had about nodded away.
The soil of the county is rich and
deep, and the crops are looking well
especially the small grain, flour
falling half dollar on the hundred
weight within the last week, is proc
of this. Corn is good, but little
backward on account of the latenes
of the spring. Timber is not as plen
ty as in some Iowa counties, but sup
plies the present demand. The sur
face of the county will Look differen
in few years, as almost every fal
mer is putting out grove, orchard
are also springing up on every side
Yonng folks VIC think would do we
to settle in Adams and obtain
home, but the older folks perhap
would be better satisfied where ther
are more advantages and CONVEX
fences. Mahaska's good time ha
come, Adams is coming.
Yours Resp ectively,
! BENIE.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

Col. J. III. KEATLY of Council
Bluffs was a candidate for Lieut..
Governor last year, at the Repub.
licau State Convention, failed to get
the nomination and is now a Liberal
A few days since he issued call 70,
a Liberal Mass Convention in Pot
tawattamle county, over his OWE
signature, and then two hours afte,
its publication went into the Repub.
lican caucus and tried to run that
He took all his brass with him to the
Dolly Vardens.
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WESTON, COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS.


June %, 1872.
DEAR CHILDREN IL drop you a few lines
to let you know that am well and in Texas.
Had hard trip, good deal of rain and
high. water which gave us plenty of mud,
when we got to Warner in Kansas, we
lay by one week. Warner, Frank Lewman
and Alex Dizer came through with us,
they are all we'll pleased with the country,
never saw better prospect for crops
in any country than there is here the wheat
is all cut and they are threshing it; it turns
out from % to 80 bushels to the acre oats
are as good as you ever saw in any coaotry
and.the prospect for corn, can't be beat,
with plenty of cotton which looks well and
bids fair to make good crop; there are plen-
ty of roasting ears here now with all kinds
of vegetables. The health of the country
good, times lively, money plenty, and
every thing up and going. Our railroad
will be finished this winter, then Texas will
show the United States, what she can do.
We can furnish the north with good Beef al
3 cents pound and make money, and cot.
ton as cheap as it can be bought in any
market. I will now say to you Lemuel, and
all inquiring friends, if you ever intend
coming to this country now is the time
this will soon fill up there is not day but
some one is coming in to get home. John
Henry and family are well and John has q
good crop.
w r RuGGTua
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

GREELEY AND BROWN were ca.
dorsed in the Baltimore Convention
by vote on the call of States of $50
to I76. Senator Bayard of Del.
made a speech in opposition to the
endorsement, and failing to get much
sympathy, withdrew from the Con
vention and organized an anti-Gree
ley Democratic Convention, which
elected to prepare an address to th'
Democracy of the nation, and call
Convention to nominate a ticket.
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IOWA CROPS.

Monroe county reports the best OF
crops in prospect.
Fremont county promises a fine
crop of everything.
Buchanan county promises as fine
a yield as it ever had.
Madison county has prospect OF
the best crop in % years.
Clayton county farmers are well
pleased with the prospects.
Tama county farmers are enceur-
aged to look for large crop.
Iowa county suffering fer rain
Crops promising. Fruit scarce.
Cedar county crops injured by
heavy rains beating grain down.
Butler county has nice crops
heavy hail injured it in some parts.
In Washington county the small
grains will yield heavily. Hay
scarce.
Guthrie county promises the best
wheat crop in five years. All other
crops good. :,
Keokuk county promises well.-
Many old meadows destroyed by
the army worm.
Wayne county weeds about to get
the farmers down. Otherwise the
crops are good.
Benton county crops generally
look well. Farmers scared at the
appearance of rust.
In Boone county the potato vines
are ahead of the bugs, and good
promise for fair yield.
Kossuth crops have not been in.
jured by bugs or weather and glad
den the farmers hearts:
Hardin county has prospect new.
err surpassed. Corn little back
ward, but clean and thrifty.
Poweshiek suffering from drouth.
Wheat little late. Corn thin on
the ground, but thriving finely.
In Grundy county all crops look
well. Cut worms and gophers have
caused much trouble, but are past.
Blackhawk county will have good
crops of small grains. Corn irnprov-
ing-potatoes doing well. Apples
scarce.
Page county has fine wheat crop.
Stand excellent and heads filling
well. Chinch bug has made its ap.
pearance. .....
In Dallas county the wheat, oats,
barley and rye promise good crop.
Bugs plenty, but the potato crop
promising.
Reports from Warren county say
the small grains have suffered from
dry weather. Four weeks without
a general rain.
The Marshall Republican gives an
account of a trip through that part
of the country last week, saying there
was some talk of rust on wheat, blu,
thirteen or fourteen miles of travel
with wheat fields on the right or left
or both, exhibited nothing of the
kind to us. The wheat is nicely
headins out, and VIC think it mover
looked better, generally speaking,
through this section of the country ;
and the corn, too, although little
backward, looks much better than
we expected, and, without an early
frost, will be an average crop OF
corn
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of Special
execution directed to me from the Office of the
Clerk OF the District Court of Mahaska County,
Iowa, and dated July Is tn, A. ID. 1872, have
levied upon and will offer at Sherifrs Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door of the
house in which the last District Court was held in
said county, on Saturday the nth day of August
A ID. 1872, at the hour of o'clock, L. NJ,
the following described real estate in Mahasks
county, Iowa, to- wit:
The south east quarter of the north west quar-.
ter of section No. nine CO.. township No. seventy.
seven CD north of range No. sixteen west. Con
tanning forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property of o. ii. Pease to satisfy
the above mentioned execution in favor of Chas.
NJ iIler ndagainst y. Ill. Pease.
j. w. HINESLEY,
45 Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa.
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The Davenport Gazette says: The
Muscatine Western Railroad being
virtually part Of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids q Minnesota railroad,
instead of a competing line as first
proposed, the citizens OF Pike town.
ship, Muscatine county, and Ere.
mont township, Johnson county, are
talking of contesting collection OF
the FIVE per cent, tax voted in aid OF
the first nam ed road"
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION

Last week we held our paper back
several hours later than the usual
time for going to press to announce
the result of the Judicial Convention,
and consequently had no time to
make remarks. Thinking that some
of the friends of the candidates might
desire a more extended notice we
shall give some additional items to-
day. As announced last week the
first formal ballot stood as follows :
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AS to the electoral vote of this State
being given for Greeley, there is no
doubt Chicago Tribune.
"There is no doubt" that the cleo.
toral votes of Illinois will be given
against Greeley by majority of not
less than $4,000. No State in the
Union is surer for Grant. The
Tribune knows this full well, not
withstanding its awkward attempt to
whistle its courage up Chicago
Journal.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

The Davenport Gazette says ten
year old boy named Henry Lemke
near Durant in trying to mount horse
frightened the beast; and the boys
foot catching in the lines he was
thrown to the ground, dragged a
quarter of annie and picked up dead.
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CARD FROM MAJ. LACEY.

CARD FROM MAJ. LACEY.
TUSCALOOSA, Iowa,
July 10, 1872.
LEIGHTON g. MERIDIAN,
DEAR SIRs 81 desire to an.
nounoe through the columns of the
HERALD my withdrawal from the
contest for the Circuit Judgeship OF
this circuit. Earnestly and sincere
ly thanking my friends for the stead
fast manner with which they have
urged my nomination, ! am
Yours truly,
JOHN +. LACEY.
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The Montgomery, (Ala.) Repa6ti-
can, fearless, out-spoken sheet with
Grant and Wilson at the masthead,
proclaims its opinion that Alabama
will 60 Republican if fair vote is
had, and the Kuklux not allowed to
intlmidate honest voters.
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American button Hole. .-............. q
The Chicago women have decided preference
as to the machine they sew with According to
the Tribune of that city, the Relief Committee
has supplied 2, 944 machines, of which 2427 were
of the Singer pat tent. Each applicant designated
the machine she desired.-Ike Golden Age, " T.
T. b. Garretson is agent for the Singer for this
county. Office, N. Dodge's shoe store, west eide
of SQUARE. 30
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PRIMARY ELECTION.

There win be a primary election Of the Repub
licans in each Township in Mahaska county. OF
Saturday, August ~. 1872 10 elect can
didates as follows:
For Clerk Of the Counfy.e
For County Recorder.
For Member of Board of Supervisors.
Convention to be held in Oskaloosa, August 10
TO elect delegates to the State Convention. The
ratio from each TIP. will be Cedar 8; Harrison .
II. White Oak 8: Monroe 8; Adams 8; Madison
3: Black Oak2; Pleasant Groye2; Union q;
Prairie 5; Richlano 8. Total 81.
G.. ii. BAU6H,
Chm Rep. Cent. Com.
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The Oskaloosa Herdtd says that
Hon. M. E. Cults will be candi.
date for Attorney General before the
State Convention. OF course he
will. and of course he will get it..
Nobody else is mentioned or thought
of, we apprehend.-Gate City.
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The Detroit Free Press, Chicago
Times, and Brick Pomeroy's Demo
crat, all leading Democratic papers
of their sections, repudiate Greeley.
Rather discoursging to the Dolly
Vardens.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE,
In the District Court Of the State of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska county, October term, A. D.,
1872.
! JOHN MOORE. Plaintiff,
Against
Central Railroad Company of Iowa and The Far
mers Loan and Trust Company, OF New York,
Defendants.
To said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there lie now on
file in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court
| of Mahaska county, Iowa, the petition of the
plaintiff aforesaid, claiming of you the sum of
two thousand dollars, as money justly due from
YOU and interest thereon, for your failure to por-
form contract to convey warehouse cite in Os-
kaloosa, Iowa, to said John Moore, which said
contract was made with said John Moore by the
Iowa Central Railroad company and assumed by
you. Also for a specific performance ofsaid con-
tract and the setting aside of a deed OF convey
ance of certain lands described III said petition
made by John Moore to the Iowa Central Rail
road company and by and through them claimed
and held by you. You are also notified that IN.
less you appear thereto and Defend before noon
OF the second day of the term OF the sand District
Court oil Mahaska county, to be commenced on
the 21st day of October, A. D., 1872, default
will be entered against you, and Judgment and
decree rendered thereon.
Fl. w. GLEASON, SMITH Il COOK.
45 Attorneys for Pluintif.
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The Eldora Ledg-
Y says a ten year
Id boy named Ec-
les fell from a wag-
| q and broke his
arm. Peter Peter
tBesoit was crushed
to a shapeless mass
by a 20 foot well ca.
wing in on him.
John Skinner COM
menced walling a
80 foot well when it
caved in, burying
him. He was res
cued alive but badly
iniured.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

Hon. JAMES WILSON of Tama Co.
received the nomination for Congress
in the Fifth District on the fifth bal
lot, by q vote of 81 to 81. He was
Speaker of the House last winter.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

Delaware has one good law, not
withstanding its whipping post. On
the 18th at Newcastle, Andrew &.
Clark was hung for rape.
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SEWING ES.
ABOUT SEWING MACHINES.

From the New York Daily WitRess.A
SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1s71.-The magni.
tude to which the sewing machine business has
grown is only surpassed by the rivalry of the va
rious competitors. LII the mum Der or sales be any
criterion of merit, the Singer seems to bear the
palm, as shown by sworn returns of the compa-
MES, made under the licenses granted them by
the owners of the sewing machine patents, and
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-18

The Arkansas Liberal Republican
estate" Convention consisted of ex.
actly fourteen members.
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Gen. Sherman in letter says: 81
think that Grant is going to win this
election. / don't see who is going
to stand against him"
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Gratz Brown got drunk over the Balti
more endorsement, and his friends reported
him down with the cholera morbus. A new
name for it.
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"A painter in Bur-
lington named Ned
Lnndine fell from a
four story building
and was badly bruis-
ed and injured inter
! nally. $50
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SAM. B. Evans of Ottumwa DEM
ocrot was one Of the Vice Presidents
of the Baltimore Convention.
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JOHN A. KAssoN will be a candi-
date for Congress in the 18th District
against Palmer.
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Two school direc-
tors in o district
near Cedar Rapids,
entertained a slight
difference of opinion
in the regard to the
retention of a certain
teacher, and pound
ed each other in Q
most educational
fashion.
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The Lap rte Prog
ress says that a son
of Mr.. Gaskins,
aged ~ years, living
in Cedar township,
was drowned last
| Sabbath in the Ce-
der river, not far
from the mouth of
Of Miller's Creek.
He in company with
some other boys,
we've bathing, and
while walking away
from his companions
stepped suddenly in,
to deep water, and
| from some cause not
d nwn, was una
M % reach shallow
+. Thhefore he was
and in many
II The Mrscatine
\ Journal says Il. III.
\ MCPHERSON was
| Z owned in Cedar
Nv r while bathing
ON the Sd. An un-
usual amount of such
accidents are hap
pening in the coun,
try this year. RI.
Hawley's stable was
burned on the 4th.
Eddie Cooper.
"devil" in the Ham
ilton Freeman office,
fell from the second
story back door, re.
Gently, and fractured
one arm, dislocated
both wrists, and
otherwise injured
! himself.
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The Primary election in Scott Tp., will be held
at Laughlin School house, Aug. II, at O'CLOCK.
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G.. III. Mcpherson,
of Atalissa, a young
man, died by the ia.
vorite Iowa method
on the Sd inst. He
went bathing in the
G 9 d ar River,
ten miles west Of
Muscatine, on that
day, and "got be-
yond his depth"
Unmarried.
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The jury on the trial OF Stokes tor MUIR
der OF Fisk, failed to agree.
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Superintendent-

| superintendent
Green, L. II. w ash
burn and a corps of
tengineers returned
Ito Muscatine on Sat
urday evening from
a trip to Richmond,
w ashington county,
in the interests OF
the Muscatine w est.
ern road. They have
arranged to start out
a party next Monday
to survey a route for
the extension of the
road from Iowa liv'
Ter.
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Muscatine's Fourth
of July burned a liv-
cry stable for r.
Hawley--insured. 1t
also blew off the
thumb and seriously
injured the face of a
boy named Brown,
who was fooling with
powder.
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I John Brown like
iold Ossawattamle
loves to play with
powder. He poured
Some on aElighted
Lire cracker. He
has olethumbleft.
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Andrew Gibson,
Jagged 81 years, was
drowned in Skunk
triver, near Rome at
ten o'clock on the
night of the 10th.
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Tie Indianola-
Leader says Ned
Perry was thrown
from a horse, and
i,had his arm broken
4. Some two or
y hree weeks ago a
oo1..tle girl of w. ).
(; a4agJhss5aaary's while fish
',os 90 Squaw creek
~ US county, was
1 attMKsd by a huge
bull snake and but
| fer The presenc OF
a couple of dogs her
death would have
| doubtless followed
The monster was
nine feet six inches
in length, and had
wound its coils
around its intended
victim when the
faithful dogs set up
on and killed it.
The little girl is nine
Iyear of age.
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months, the share or shares of any such share
holder may be forfeited to the Association
and in case of such forfeiture such sharehold
er shall receive from the Association tn
amount of dues he shall have actually pail
in, less his portion of losses, liabilities ant
expenses, as estimated by the Directors, ant
all fines standing against him, and fiom The
time of such forfeiture such shareholder shall
cease TO be member of this Association.
Sec. 2 The Secretary, for neglecting to at
tend the meetings of the Directors or Share
holders, may be fined one dollar for each de
fault, except in case of sickness; and fG neg
Letting or refusing to furnish the Association
at its annual meeting detailed statement of
the finances he shall pay penalty Of five
dollars.
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Thos. Daugherty,
! was drowned at Fit
Madison on Sunday
while in swimming.
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INSURANCE. NOTICE.

Pb@niw Hartford ....... 49,. zoos, s3i
Andes Cincinnafi ohio ], 5O4 900
Imuertal Iondon. $1,000. 5000, 600
Triumph (,incinnati ohio ... 784 $50
Snriurfeld. Mass .... 055 100
sit. PauI Fire u Marine, St Paul, MINI 500, ZOO
Home, Columbus Ohio ............... ST. ,453
YOU only two-thirds OF actual cash value Of your
property when 1t burns dixie some Of our small
home clap-traps do but, dollar for dollar, TO the
amount OF your loss. Submit to no two third
clause in your policies. Call at HASKELL n
sCOTTs Office II you want No. l Policy OF In
surance. SO.
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The Original PRIZE ESSAYS

The Original Prize Essays
on this subject which were first Issued in the fall
of 1862 and an edition of 5000 copies coon exhaus-
ted. To these valuable Essays viii be added
much other important Information for the Stock
grower and Farmer. This work will contain over
tions for constructing steam boxes, laying Steam
pipes, &c. No other work on this SUBJECTS now
before the public. This new and valuable book
will be sent postage paid to any address for the
low sum of20 cents. N. B.-Write plainly your
name post-ofice, county and State.
CARY COOPER,
nal Oskaloosa Iowa.
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w. %. RUGGLES,
Il. G. and Martha Raggles.