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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-26

We call the attention of Road Supervis.
ors to the following from the Road Laws
of Iowa:
"Sec 1853, (s97) The Supervisors of the
several districts of each township shall re-
port to the Township Clerk on the first
Monday of October in each year. (Then
follows list of items embodied in report. }
Sec. 169, (900) Any Supervisor failing or
neglecting to perform the several duties
required by this act, shall forfeit and pay
for the use of the road fund in his DIS
trict, the sum of ten dollars and it is here
by made the duty of the Township Clerk,
in case OF such failure or neglect, to com.
mence suit in his name for the collection
of the same before any justice of the peace
within the proper township.
CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-The following
is the new Central Committee, with the P.
o. address of each except Monroe Tp.,
which has not yet reported its member /:
j. K. johnson, Oskaloosa, Chairman &C.
dar. ]. II . East burn, Fremont Harrison,
Perry Shriver, Oskaloosa Des Moines,
J. s. Barnett, Eddyville Jefferson, j. W..
Mehanna, -- Scott, Geo. Barnes,
Leighton ; Oskaloosa, H. r. Kendig. Oska-
loosa White Oak, G. J. Jackson, Hope
well Monroe, ---; Madison, A. T.
Young, Oskaloosa Adams, VIM. Stewart,
Oskaloosa Black Oak, Lucien Mead,
Leighton Richland, James McCauley,
Peoria; Prairie, d. R. Moore, New Sha-
ron; Union, Paul Caster, Union Mills ;
Pleasant Grove, Elwood Fisher, Indianap-
| oils
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X. H. AcoDENT-The down freight
train on the Contra r. r. last Thursday
evening was ditched between Searsboro
and Grinnell, and some fourteen ears
thrown off the track. The st. Louis ex.
press was delayed thereby. No one hurt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(NAS

GAS'
At meeting ofthe Incorporators Of the Oska.
loosa Gas Light Company. held in the city of Os-
to take the necessary steps to perfect said com
pany's organization, Therefore. notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, and in confor
nifty with the laws of the State of Iowa made and
provided in such cases, That:
Let. The name of this Company shall be Oska.
loosa Gas Light Co.
2. The principal place of business shall be o.
kaloosa, Iowa.
3. The general nature of the business to be
transacted is the manufacture, publication, and
distribution OF Illuminating gas.
4. The amount of capital and stock authorized
is one hundred thousand dollars ($100, 000)
But certificates of stock shall in no case be is
sued in excess of sixty thousand go, 000) dollars
except for actual and necessary expenditure il
repairing the works of the company or enlarginl
the capacity thereof.
5. The times and conditions on which it lie to
be paid in are as follows: 25 per cent due at the
closing OF the stock books, and Is per cent due
every sixty days thereafter until it is paid.
6. The time of commencement of the corpora
tion is July 3d. 1872, and of it's termination TWEEN
ty years from that date.
Z. The affairs of the Company shall be conduct
ed by Board of five Directors who shall b,
elected on the first FRIDAY in October
s. The highest amount of indebtedness t.
which this company shall at any time subjec
itself, is five thousand $4,000 d ollars.
9. Private property of stockholders is to be ex
empt from corporate debts.
10: The subscription book has been placed II
the hands of Cary Cooper, ard will remain opel
until October 8, 1879.
CARY COOPER
NJ. p Owens,
j. L. PINKERToN.
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HE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
THURSDAY, September 2e, 1872.

Read Rob't. Kisslck's local of "Ro ON to
Rent"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Twenty cents a line for each Insertion
under this head.
Regular patrons with standing advertisements
will be charged one half these rates.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-26

All persons indebted to Tomlinson 81 Co.,
please call and settle, as Mrs. Tomlinson
starts East in few days, after new goods,
and wants the money. 3w2
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. %.
FLOUR-Quiet end unchanged.
WHEAT-No. 1 spring, quiet at 20
No. 2 cash and September, clsaed at 1879
Oct. 151s.
CORN-Quiet, weak and Shade lower !;
regular No. 2, nominal at 35115 asked; fresh
in demand closing at 80 asked Oct. closed
at &c.
OATS-No. 2 at 24a1s Sept "a; Oct
s45s.
RYE-Sales, at SO for No. 2; as for re-
jected.
BARLEY-Opened dull at 65; but
closed at 651S Sept. 64a65; Oct. 6s1aa65;
No. in good inquiry, at 531aa541a; sam
pie lots, 55aS0.
MESS PORK-Held at IA 25a14 30,with
buyers of small amounts at 1400
LARD-Steady and unchanged
WHISKY-s9.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Sept %.
.CATTLE-ReceIpts 3,571 choice ship
ping steers sold at 6 5Oa6 60; Texas and
cows weak and lower, ranging at 75a3 10
for the former and 25a4 6211s for the lat
| ter.
HOGS-Receipts 5,0sS, market closed
steady and firm, and higher, the range be-
ing S0a5 10, with bulk of sales at 5 co.
SHEEP-Receipts 1874, the largest sup
ply for the past meek selling prices down
25a50c; common to fair 5Oa4 %; good to
choice 50a5 90.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-26

If you want good Trunk for little
money call on L. L. Hull, just west Boy
er 81 Barnes corner.
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COUNTY MEETINes.-HoN. VIM. LoUGH
RIDGE will speak at Beacon, Monday eve
ming, Sept. 30. At Iowa Central School
House, Harrison TIP, Tuesday evening
Oct /.
]. &. L. Crookham and o. G. G. Phillips
will speak at Iowa Central school house
on Saturday evening, Sept. %.
&C. G. Phillips and others will speak
at the new Ballinger school house, on
Wednesday eve, Oct. 2. 1t is expected
that Uncle Tommy will come down there
an d get torn to pieces.
The following is list OF the officers
elected in DePayen's Commahdery No. 6,
at the annual election, in September E
H. Cameron, E. c.. w. M. Wells, g.; B.
r. Perdue, G. G. III. r. Kendig, Prelate
]. M. Moorehead, 8. w. w. H. Needham'
]. W.; Henry Howard, Treasurer 81. G.
Leighton, Recorder.
In Hiram Chapter, No. 6, r. A. NJ, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Henry R. Kendig, II. P. A.
III. Ellis, X. T. T. Wright, s.; Henry
Howard, Treasurer Fl. w. Gleason, Sec
rotary.
MARION COUNTY TIcKET.-The Repub-
licans of Marion county put the following
ticket in nomination last Saturday. For
Clerk, Allen Hamrick, of Knoxville Re-
corder, A. H. Vierson ofPella Supervisor,
Daniel Sherwood of Indiana TIP. We are
acquainted with Mr.. Hamrick, served three
years with him "down ysnder," and can
assure those who are not acquainted with
him that he is every way qualified for the
position and will make splendid officer if
elected. He was faithful soldier, always
at his post and ready for duty.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-26

L. L. HULL
has moved his stock of Saddlery, Carriage
Goods, Trunks, &C., to the east room in
Exchange Block, just across the alley west
of the north west corner of the square on
High street. n3
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MISCELLANEOUS
EstraY Mule.

60, a urown Horse Mule one wear old this Sn-,ro
miIes nnrth n the residence of ID. b Randall, four
of Nav last oI os kaloosa, Iowa, about the 18th
his recovery. of Information leading to
~
d. r. RAINFALL
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FOR RENT.

A huge lot of HORSE BLANKETS at
Dixon 6 Wilson's. Very cheap. 2
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BLANK NOTES, neatly bound in SOS and
zoos, for sale at the HERALD office, If.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

canvass distinguishedi3a its bitter and
mahgin personalities, hs1Ryer. where prin-
ciple las be saw it) wall i6voived sacri6c-
ed the right to the exIsdlent, but always
preferred in maintaimn This convictions,
rather to break than tl.sbend.
His fame will be national property, and
will continue for manyg generations to re-
fleet lustre upon his country, while the
.colored race whom heaaaGed SO much to
relieve from oRattel' and civic bondage,
will, in gratefully cherishing the memory
Of his noble service, forget his one; griev-
Gus fault. g.
In conclusion. w.dtizens, would
kd6injustice to the impulses Of my heart
should fail, on such aii:occasiol as the
present, to recognize Ind gratefully ae.
knowledge the servicess rendered to the
cause Of free governmentsln South G arolf-
ma by my distinguished dpredecessot. First
entering the State as prisoner Of war,
whose command was defeated without
.dishonor, he was duly exchanged, after
long confinement in military prison, and
at the close of hostilitieSm the field re-,
turned, with promotions the rank Of Ma
jor- General Of the Uniteil States Army, to
administer the affairs os!sa important bu-
reau of the governmen5iW our State. In
that capacity he organillIsHs, the labor sys-
tenn on free basis, prosscting alike the
rights OF the employer iind the laborer.
His administration as Gjsyernor Of South
Carolina is before the country, and by the
country it will be judgedss Whatever that
Judgment may be, I butssGpress the opin-
ion of those who know linn best, when !
say that he has endeavoTea to discharge
the duties of his high olHce in the inter-
est Of the party that elsGsed him and for
ths welfare Of the peopleSfthe State
/ With solemn appreciation Of the grave
Responsibility imposed jlpon me in the
performance of my duties andin the ear
nest hope that the jimpaaaant matters in
volved in the situatio1s ssbefore US may
bring about the utmost concert and unan-
unity Of action, I commeIld your delibera-
!tioris to the mercifnl superintendence of
that Almighty Power whIch presides over
States and nations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
The Mixed School Question at the North

The Mixed School Question at the North.
The N. Y. Tribune says: "It seems to
be decided, at last, that the fourteenth
does not provide for every
possible conflict of opinion between white
and colored people. In considering the
education of the children of the two
races in the same schools, two Northern
courts haYe recently held that the ques-
tion belongs to the school board for de-
eeision, and not to the amendment or to
the citizen. Their arguments are that
any classification which preserves SUBJ
atantiully equal school advantages is not
prohibited by either the State or Federal
constitution that the citizen cannot 9l.cc=: a III:
tate where or by what TEACHER esy,ht!sr his chill
dron shall be taught; and that "eauaity
of rights" does not imply shat white and
colored children shall be educated in the
same school any more than 1t implies
the education of both sexes in the same
school," 'l.'
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kaa- This is a little repartee which COS

ky- This Is little repartee which cost
a Frenohman at tMulhouse eighteen hours
in Prussian guard house a few days
since. he vas brought up before.'the
civil tribunal as witness in some case,
and was asked, as the primary question,
what language he spoke. speak Eng
lish TO my wife. French to my clients,
and German to my dogs" was the fiery
answer. Whereupon the Judge roared.
,"Away with him." 10 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
Chastc as Ice, and Pure az shBw!

Phe fragrant Sozodont Is a scientific
composition Of tho purcst and choicest
ingredients of tue Oriental vegetable
Kingdom. Every ingredient is well
teeth and gums. It removes all disagree
able odols, even thatoC tobacco: I'D speed
ily removes those .rav9ges which ch1!-
dren sustain ip their teeth, owing 70 I'M
nroper iise Of sweet and dcid articles,
which ilnperccptibly y destroy them'' -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12


!; hro many, but a remedy for them all
is,furnished by nature. There Is no doubt
that for every disease there is an ahtidote
in tho vegetable kingdom. The abori.
ginees were tho Victims of many, and
ioathsolne maladies, yet they found i'll
the wfIds of their forests remedies sure
and powerful. Acting on this belief
DIR. fpTT'S SARSA..-RARRILIA AND
QUEENS pELIGH'f is offered the pub
lie as most highly concentrated vegeta-
Bile compound, possessing extraordinary,
bower for tho cure of Rheumatism, Neu-
ralpia, Scrofula, Ulcers, Swelling of the
Glands, Eruptions of the Skin, Female
Diseases, liver Complaint, Secondary
the effect of mercury, dc: at
Is d most powerful Alternative and Blood
and at the same time so harm,
tess that 1t NAV be used by all. '''''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

Griffin T. Cobb are offering this week
at low prices, New Dress aoods-and q
fresh stock of the Seamless Kid Glove.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

s.s- have .toS; years been opposed to
Calomct, anti since lS59ihave ltsed sin-
~ ms Lisor Regulator. ms; a Vegetable
Remedy. aud can confidently assert thalt
it las exceeded my, expectations, curing
cases Of Dyspepsia and Iivor Complaint
that were tlouglit almssb hopeless. :.''
GRENV1LLE WOOD, :,
WOODS Factory, Macon, Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

Watch out for Chills and Fever, and
prepare the systera for resisting Its at
tack by HsiRg Dir. TUFTS Liver, Pills. u'l
Dr. 1Atrs,Hair Dyeti Used IN Europe
l. and 1me1ica.
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Have You Seen Her {.

A lady who for the, last five years has
been q leader of fashion in New York,
and who may be seen twice week In
her elegant caleche driving q pair OF su-
perb ponies in Central Park, has recent
" stated, in the select circle to which
she belongs, that the only article in. exis-
tence which imparts beauty and lustre to
The cpmple without ultimately i'm
pairing the. texture of the skin and eaus-
ing 1t to collapse aud wrinkle, is HAeIN's
MAGNOLIA hA4M, The name OF the
distinguished member OF the beau monde
who made this declaration cannot with
nfopiety be given, but itlmay be men,
tibned en- passant thatshe hasspent sew
ersl years of her life in Europe and Is
familiar with all the arts and prepara-
tions employed by the court beauties OF
the old wor1d'to enhance their charms. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

DoN'T' HAWK HAWK, SPIT, Sp1E,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody
with your Catarrh and its ofihpstye odorI,
when DR.. Sage's CatayFh Remedy Will
speedily destroy AlI Al odorand arrest the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
The Great Pictorial Annual.

M Tne GfeaJ IPlCt0rlal Anhuals .
Hostotters United States Almanac for,
1873, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized conn
tries of the Western Hemisphere, is now
published and ready for delivery, in the
English Germah, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages, and all who wish to
understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to
an admirable medical treatise non the
CAUSES, prevention and cure of'a great
variety of diseases, it embraces a large
amount of Information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the
farmer, the planter, and professional
man; and the calculations have"been
made for such meridians and latitudes
as are most suitable for correct and
comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary, effects Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters the staple tonic and alternative of
more than hall the Christian world, and
fully set forth iTits pages, whichare also
with Pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes. for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other in
structiye and amusing reading matter.
original and selected. Among the An
nuals to appear with the opening OF the
year, thismiH be ons OF the most useLul, /,
and mag be had Jor the psking. The
proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith,
Pittsburgh Pa, on receipt of two cent
stamp. wilf forward'a copy by mail. to
any person. wDpQ cannot procure one IN
his neighborhood. The Bitters are sold
in every city, town and village, and are
extensively used throughout. the entire
civilized wUrld.n .;,3s- ,..l. o .,"....'l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
Stock Complete in Every Department !!
A. A. CLIsBY,

In addition to his unusually full Stock Of PAT
ENT MEDICINES of every nes mas IN s'0ss
is daily receiving oi' a j. ~ Ss'ri i1l' ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
The Ills that .Fieshh arc , Heir TO,

ypauiting'S Clue, the stickicst tdiqg, out
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12
BreYities and Levities.

H 1t is now claimed the architect o.
the great Chinese wall' was a woman
but woman wouldn't do anything tc
keep r,len out in that way. -'' . . -
as- The newest Yankee notion is a
new stove for the comfort Of rail way
travellers; it is to put under tile feet,
with o mustard plaster on the head
which @ draws Il the heat through ouggllt the whole H3
body. ..,,.,,.,t ~ ...,;o,t ,.... 80. ...,
Gs- An Irish servant girl was re9uoesttI
ed by a lady to go toope1f our dIrx goods
stores and obtain ,al bed, comforter, for
her! About an, hour. afterwards She re.
ttirned with one of the clerks.
, w youthful Danbury lover who
sang and played before .his young lady's
house for two mortal hours, on Friday
night, was electrified, after asbqrt, pause,
by cordia, !" Thank lyoa! n Igsacefuhy
pronounced.by the "..other fellow. who
appeared at the window.
" GS-fYbu may dig potatoes all day and
all night, but you cannot look over the
advertising column OF your1ocal paper
without finding the names of the most
enterprising men in your place.i" And
you cannot look them over without find.
ing something that you want. -.'.'
:" W A Chicago poet begins an apos-i
trophe to the ocean with "Prodigfous
dampness p -'"' ~ .r'' ''i. . - 80
as The most popular visitor to the
printing office just now is tn the "raan ma
who shuts the door," m;f
@A colored man was arrested in
iCoxington, KY, fori drunkenness and,
disorderly conduct. Upon being search
ed dead frog and an old dried up grass
hopper were found. 'in'his pooket-book, {
which he said he carried for luck. II
ri A man out west is so bow-legged
that his tailor is Obliged to use a circular
saw in cutting out his pahtaioons;;f' q,
rv Never marry, said cynical old
bachelor, but If You must make a fool Of
yourself marry a woman with no tela:
tives. '''' ., 80. ~, ''..
Es An editors pocket was picked at
Litchfeld, Illinois, and he tried to make
the public believe he lost S..
es- Somebody, who writes more truth.
fully than POLITICALLY, says: "a An angel
without money .is4 mot. thought so much
of now-a-days as devil with bag full
Of guineas." m ~. iai"- ..t''ts,a i8"
Saa- An exchange says:IAll MANNER
of cruel things are said about the ihteTi!
gent musqlito, tho one has yet accus.
ed him Of being fool enough to fill a
kerosene lamp while;it was burning
- 4 i--L-E--!-. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-12

me during the canvass with unparallele,
acerbity, I would say, in kindly spirit, tha
the obloquy of their assaults has beel
met and answered at the ballot-box, and
do pol dasira to revive the recollection 9
| their defeat, SAWS by proving in my publ
conduct that their nproaoAos .Were nnde
served
nropriate for nae 10 REFER on an occasion
fike the present, to anevent which, follow
inc rapidly the official announcement Q
the election of the Republican candidate
in the State and nation, has thrown
cloud upon even that splendid triumph
sljnde to the death Of the Hon. Horac
! Gree ,ey, which occurred on the eveninl
of the 39th Hltimo, and which may b
considered as national calamity,
History is but the record Of tho liye
and deeds of the few men who have bee,
either the benefactors or the scourges Q
their race. This man was in his spher
;Ilustrious-above all his compeers in th
service rendered by HIM to the cause {
human rights. during the past quarter {
q century. Standing at the head of
great journal, whose pages were dissent
mated as widely asthe English languag
Itself, be did more than any Of his cor
ttemporqries to mould tho opinions of th
representative mep Of hls generation, on
to establish and yindlcate the benehcesrr
system :" Of free government now incol
porated into the organic law Of this na
tt0n. -.
the people, he never forgot Ris origin, bl
was always, amid his well deserved wealt
and eminence, the outspokeh champion
the poor and the oppressed, and Of II
rights Of labor. No man was more vi
charitable in speech than he, and new
was man more charitable in deed. Po
sessed of hardy and rugged hones
which tile breath Of slander dared not q
sail, even in tho fierce heat of q, polite
e. j
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Ehup,cr RI.

AN ACT II amend chapter -ycuty-slN or the rcvfsod
statut' relating Ia the redemption Uf real estate
from levy on execution
Ee - enacted. DC. n follows:
SECTION twenty-five q chapter seventy..IS' Of tho
revised statutes Is hereby amended by adding to sald
section the following words: When the creditor re-
sid"' cat of the state or hs residence Il unknown
such payment shail be sufficient II made 10 the cork
o th' courts In The county where the real estate lev
~, ~, upon j. situated and .nch payment shall have
The same efE,ct IL paid 20 the creditor 90 ,Lat
sald section n. amended hall read a. follow
sect y Real estate levied ON may De- rrdcs mod
within one year thereafter by rendering 70 the crd
u The amount Of It's apprasement with interest
nom The Tine OF l'yY. with reasonable expense. In
Cured fr 10 improvement repair or i'm saving n
from loss by the non-pay take. legally as.e.d
thereon prior ~ The levy sfler deducting rent, and
profits with which he i chargcable aud the crpdItnr
thcreupon by his deed prepared AZ the cxrors az
me debtor Ia release to him MI bis title 10 the rr
hes When the creditor resides out Of the state or
his residence i, unknown such PAYMENT .hall he eat,
hc'"ni II made - the clerk ~ the courts In the conn
such payment shall have the same effect ~ 4, r,ii -
iae creditor Improved February q. 1872