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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-24
TONTiNE PLAN,


or upon the principle of acecmulatiEg profits for
definite periods, which first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts il Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men Forty-foar per cent has been
earned and acc anu ated on the premium paid on
its Tontine Life Policies, and forty per cent on its
Tontne EnGowmen, Policies. issCed within the last
Ave years. .s..=.+
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the Interests of the
Polcyholders and in presenting the Society to no.
tice they ieel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society," perfect security is given for the fu
ture which is of great Importance to those depend.
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arge an
nual transactions as the Equitable; none is more
prompt and just in its dealings.
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Deposits of any amountreceived from one dollar
upwards, ard interest payable twice year, Feb.
aud Aug. Interest not drawn out ia added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month.
Money deposited or before the tenth ddv of each
month, will draw interest from the first day OF the
same month.
RS-The law passed by the last Legislature er.
empfs from municipal taratioa all deposits in Saw.
ings Banks. Under this law, this Bank win guar.
aNtee to depostors interest at the rate of six per
cent. payable semi-annually, FREE IRON TAXES.
No returns OF names of depositors are required
to be made to State or town authorities, and all ac.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly pricdfe
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money in their own names, SO that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians. Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds f]3 asH t.af 5sf -
WIN. X. SMITH. Treasurer.
Augusta April ~. ls74 t&wu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-24
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
N has been duly appointed Administrator on
the estate Of 20.

In, the, County OF Kennebec, deceased, interstate,
and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as
the law directs All persons, therefore, having de.
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement and all in
debted to said estate are requested to make imme.
date payment to PALMER G. MOODY.
Dec. IA, 1874. 3wl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-24
THE NEW
W A L T Il A M

The past twelve months al the WaItham Watch
Factory have been the busiest in the Company's
history. Several wholly new winding watches
have been produced, and great Improvements
have been effected in the manufacture of all vari
ETY. of their standard Watches until they in.
clude every size in both key and stem winding,
that can be desired, Of every quality and of every
price AT the same time new inventions in ma.
chInery, and other large economies, have cheap.
ened the cost, that at present is not too much
TO claim that the Watham Watches are the best and
cheapest watches in the world. These claims arc,
In fact, almost everywhere admitted. In this coun.
try it is mater of fact that hardly any fine Ameri
can watches are sold but those of the Waltham
make, While orders are now regularly received
from England, Australia, and the British Posses
sions generally, and foreign countries are ahan.
doning the hand made productions of Switzerland
and England, and eagerly adopting American ma
chine made Waltham watches in their place.
Buyers of silver watches should be careful to
observe the stamp of the Company on the case, as
well as on the movement. as the Waltham Watch
movements frequently put into cases which
are inferior both IN quality OF metal aud Workman
ship.
For sale by all leading jewelers.
Positively no Watches sold at retail.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON
General Agents,
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London. England
nOYlO-t&W2m
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
WILLIAM ii. GODDARD, late of China,
In the County OF kennebec, deceased, interstate,
and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as
the law directs -All persons therefore, having de.
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the for settlement and all in
debted to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to JOHN ii. BARTON.
Dec. IA, 1874. 3wl
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25
THE CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convcn-
lion held in The Court lianse iaes-
.lay was most harmonious che III
every respect. Every township
but one vas represented, and all the
delegates seemed to come up with a
unanim,,y OF feeling, and a desire TO
hanish all local prejad'ces IL was
s,nou,s,ly and conspicuous'y tres
from that spirit OF jealousy and
wransl,ny that is too often seen III oar
conventions and political gatherings
There was but one candidate before
the convention Tor tho office OF I lel X
and he was nominated By reclamation
with a vim and energy that WAL
only he e1ualed by his election this
Fall. The same might be sad Of all
the other candidates of whom VIC
will have more 10 say next week
The Ticket stands as follows:
Fer Clerk Il the District and circuit Courts
CEATNCEY J. STEVENS.
For Recorder,
j. b. NJ BISHOP.
For Saperyieof,
CAPT J. II. LAUDERl)ALE-
For Coroner.
L. NJ BlELBl.
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Inc Thresher of the Period

"'s is tAe famous Vibrator V,-oshox
"hish has created such a ryo!ut;o, ~ ,,'
.raoe and Become 50 fully Es.aM .,be1 NV ~
INC leading Thresherp Of this d. as
generation. More than seven tho,s" ""a
l purchasers and ninety thousand grain , ra;0
eIs pronounce these machines en,irslm '"'s-
eqaalied fer grain ssayinr. time say;nr wi. W.
money making. ''"s' and
90 .o', sizes made, VIZ .,i>incn % 49,,
- -lnch, ana ;t-inch Cylinders. via, .
c ~ ana 4--'iorse Mounted Powers a., q
p ora'"' sn, alone expressly for Steam
lSWe' ana Improved Portable staan .'1 ~
s'nes Tor Steam Machines, i'n>.
~ ~ persons intending to buy Ybresl;nau.
I,.''tS, os Separations alone .r IL ~
'o't ,4 alone, as well as Grain Raise
ana Farmers who want their Grain , ,n.,
90, saved and cleanel 10 the best e,lua 'n,esi
are, invited 10 send for oar new for,~ nag
Illustrated Pamphlet I'd Circular I,s,, ~
s,',ng ~! pariicaaas about these Imn.a
81 $" Maehincs and ohe, information VII
o'e 10 tuners ana thresilermcu.
NisholS SHEPPARD & co
battle Creek Mich
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Congressional Convention

The Republican Electors of the Fifta
Congressional District Of Iowa, will meet
y. delegate Convention, in Cedar RAPIDS
Thursday, June 18th 1874 mt one o'clock.
p. H., to nominate candidate for the 4Ith
congress of tn, Y. s. TO be voted for at t. @
next Election
The basis of representation will be the
vote cast for Jas. NJ Beck for Supreme
Judge at the last general election. The
following IL the number Of delegates to
which each county is entitled. Benton. 10.
Iowa, Z /; Johnston, 10; Linn, Is Marshall.
= foweshiek, 4; lama, Z.
j. Ii. HARTSOCK.
ChaiI Nan Rem Com Com
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Republican judicial Conven.
ton.

Notice is hereby given to the Rcpubl;
can electors Of The Eighth judicial Dis
rrict OF the State of Iowa, that conven-
ton for the nomination. Of Republican
candidates for District Judge.and District
Attorney for said District will be held al
Cedar Rapids, on
-Nendoy, June s9th, 1874, repro
at o'clock P: NJ. Thdelcrate for each
sem,assom IN Mo me- District, with one additional
,iS sless,e for every two hundred votes or
fraciion thereof over one hundred cast
,ar ! N. Beck for Supreme Judge at the
last general election By order. OF the
Republican Central Committee Tor SAID
i,,5;cal Dis,rict. 5. V. LANDT,
Chairman.
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Anti.M onopoly judicial
Convention.

me Anti Monopoly Convention of fl,
oIh judicial District will be held Al Ceda,
rapids on the Goth day Of June 1874 .,
II o'clock A. NJ to nominate oand;d..aa
IT 'pe Offices Of Judge of the District
.ourt ana District Attorney in said Dis.
'fic'. Each county will be entitled to
one delegate at large and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes Tor fractio,
over 70 votes cast for Hon: Jacob a
aie ior Governor. The counties will he
. sevcrally entitled to delegates as follows.
Tama, 8; Linn. 70. Iohnsa o".
lo' Iowa 8; Jones. r..
Cedar g.
by order Of District judicial Committee
Sc. BURNETT.
Chairman.
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Republican County Conven'
ton.

The Republican County Conven
ton met in the court house at Toledo,
June %.
The convention was called to orr
der by J. w. Wlllett, chairman OF
the county central committee.
On motion j. W. Wlllett was
elected temporary chairman.
On motion the char appointed A.
TN morIvsfrR King ana III. J..
Phineas Helm, W. w. Leekn,.
John Cornell committee on pcrma
men: organization, which committed
reported the names Of Lien' ''
chairman, aut
Dysafa .asv onscr Secretary.
Report adopted, and Mr.. Dysar,
took the chair.
The committee on credentials 20.
ported as follows:
Gencseo is entitled to three deleo,tas
represented by Joel Haywood and flr '1 =
T. brock; buckingham. 2 III 0,rans
ana " JaGua; Grant, 2, Andrew Dodd
ana Thompson Weir; Lincoln -
nrockWay; Spring Greek, 3, VIM. b Kino
~. Iinch q Smith, with Instructions
70 cast full vote Of Township; CRYSTAL >
;. ?. Townsend and NJ. c. Felter. perry
Z, :; Z Wood, A. Law. q. TAYLOR W IL
Leeklns, X: g. McIntire. HI Hartsborn
i;nd Geo. Sloss;. Clark, 4, b. f. Thomas'
=, W. Grisman, Samuel Everett and .J"s'
nysaf; Oneida, 4, Abram ANTHONY Ne.
man Hun, Welcome Mowery aad Geo
anthony; Carroll, 2, Geo. i. Lawson ond
!. Chllds; Howard, a, w. Granger n
oafter, -: * Gallagher and j r No
Cornick; Carlton, 3, not represented. ~ IT,
nan Village, :, Phineas Helm, A. G. Ten. /,
aey, 4 7. Smith, J. w. Beale. i I,
Waggoner, j. 0. Harrison and q I Ste
ems, F Toledo, 10, j. w. Willeft 4
= neaton, Geo. w. Sweat, I. S. Free w
!, Johnston, G r. Struble, frank nav; !. c
!. y. APPRECIATE, Jas. B. Hedge and inc :
pnnen; Tama, 6, VIM Hartsock. RA G
al, w. Merchant, +. j. M. Wonser and al
- McAllister; Otter Creek. 3. A. Tomn4
~, Saac Voorhees, and M. w. Etaley.
PIX, ., 4 e. Smith, Amos Rogers ani Il,
sIschei Kogers; Salt Creek. I. A. y
tt & VI. Cole, ii. r. Rawson and w
lhc broWn; Richland, 3, no delegates ifhI
Ssent. Columbia. 2, j. ii. Lauderialo
~ " rates; Highland 3, b. r. Davidson SIN
osneer ana =. = Fish. set
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i. }. NJ. WossER, Secretary.
"nt'-Monop County convan.
ton.

The Anti Monopolists ~ r.
o'"n'y convened at the Cour; Hons,
on last Saturday Tor tbs n,rnosa !,
choosing delegates to the State, Con
s'essional and Judicial Conventions
anu OF nominating a candidate far
each OF the fnIIowlng Offices: C'erk
'"o D''tfict and Circuit Courts
Recorder and Supervisor.
The convention was callad -
uer a. ! O'Clock a. m. by L. g. Kin.
~ CHAIRMAN Of the County Central
= committee, AMI James Wilkinson -
lama Township, was elected chair.
man OF the Convention. After
ew remarks by the chairman in 70.
sard TO his beng a candidate a.
honors, the Conyc,.
ION got TO work. The nccass,,v
were appointed and The
invention adjourned to meet ac,,n
hall past ono o'clock.
IN re-asscmbling it was found 4
~ every township IN the county 3
= represented BY delegates, and Il
y spring Creek and Perry town. k
ps were each represented by two p
8 of dclegatcs. Tbo 9;
committee SCI
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Well Said.

A :: issue Of A,yey.s Uee1h, !,
speaking Of the stains Of th i S pan, i
.'ea" party at this time, ,r,, ,.pno
say says as follows: mo s,n a'a,"''y
' our political history will dens &c, q
-; aa0 Republican. party show, y;, ,na'
ITS Us ranks both an inaepen %' WITHIN
, criticism and a readiness Of rse, OF
winch no other great and do ,u'o'm
parry has ever shown, and wl;o n,'i :.
good sign of its rca; VITALITY ' ~, IS
aasary OF It's continued and dasa 'a an
supremacy. The Democra,ic na. va
,. o" was 50 long in the ascond,r,
.'oa'he steadily more and moro (
, ups' more and moro boso,,od WIKI yn q
livery scorning tho chance , %;e' &
'o's.ass offered it Of assum;nc ~" /,
= which it did not have. mi, v'1 :.
"s oenea'h the wrath ana can :"
,npt ct the people. But i !. , ,n D
use o. the Republicans ,h.t ,, 'uo en-
'nces most &C.
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The. Autobiography county CON
.sn',on meets in Dewitt to-day u
select delegates to the State o., ~. :
.lon. II is !. e1crnciating to see how
some people t'y to feel a, home with
~ parry , IN opposition to the grand
o. old Republican party. We can H..
!, ,ecl sorry for them. They beoin -. -
n No" ana feel, how much better thn
par'y can DO without them than .bev
!sal.' without tho party.--lsW,St ' I..
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&s.'J Oda OIkcu and
- amen, farmers and bro
V stay away from the
.su9 conventions and the
WIN console themselves hv
lsss d results. The united
cauS tho farmers Will remaJv
poas % some extent, and tho
ss.,:n y they do not achieve all
Lis a.;s scted to IN the beginning,
CHS evn adcsirable and HEALTHY
uaa"geI| We character of The off.
Wy, Vii ~ states where their organ.
szatfon Is strong and judicious,y
MANAGED. The Changers havs .
splendid opportunity to make their
power tell IN Iowa this fall by seeing
to 1t that flicir members ara rovr'
sented in fall force in the cancnss.
Of the opposing parties, and noIl;na
their vote solidly for men OF hra;ns
and unsullicd reputation. Tbew
will destroy their influence aud rcn
der their organizations impotopt Of
good if they commit the unpa-don
able blnn'er of uniting their cause
with the rotten, putril and decayino :,
remnant oIsecession and negro sla
very. but os the other hand, if they a
wlIl loin nas1s with tho loyal and h
honest menfho compose the rank d
ana MIC o. unIon party, victory i
is assured the start. The Gran. .
gers being1 a body, honest ,n,nn d
ted ny MOI Is which they beIleye CT
ing what tl regard a common " guy =
my, they Ytae right kinl of ma :,
'er'a' 70 hs,hcn and inyigoratc =
paflNl.ghed with The bes, inter. nc
es,s o. .ne Psses and struggling to til
rid ltseii PC blood suckers who sn
nave iast themselves upon IT, ~
A union dhese forces would he ~
sure to IL TO tho combination lf
victory AZ 9 ultimate triumph o, 'h
their prid -.
we W that many of tho
drangera ready to work with the ny
best ele' OF the Republican par en-!
", while ew OF Thorn are willing NC
to JOIN with the demagognes oe'
ofa dlsa1 pile and wornout party as
who ar ding for Office In the del
disguise how party. There i eau
every i1 pm that tho next cleo. par
tions W v that the honest ear. por
Fest, Ell W being put forth by OF II
tho hes Py far largest portion ton
Of the can party towards no low
form y appreciated and that Il
the greatof voters will be con les
WINGED reliability and virtue ,ho
'na' le' .ne ranks OF the old Piles
standbMill bravely put THAR Iowa
shouldfe whoel where they w
can dost good Hatos Jow. , .he Z
nall Ia:
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twenty one years ago a dauphte,
'ef 4lawkeyi Esq, Of s,rouas.
oarg' Fa.' was bitten by a mad dog
Although cattle bitten by the same
aog were seized with hydropho bia,
inc g'rl dld not show any symptoms
OF The disease. She grew to woman
mood. and was married. Recently.
as she was raising glass of water / o
Aer lips, shulder ran thro ugh her.
anu ~ few minutes she was seized
with hydrophobia in its worst form
= number OF physicians were called.
ont they could do nothing for her.
sho died in great agony,
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and that the Congress which they
control scrutinzes lmpartially and
severely the cond uct of adm,nistra.
i've officers, and that Republican of
ncers arc removed and Republican
laws repealed when such action is
plainly proper"
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Toledo, Iowa,
TurfRSDAY. JUNE ., 1874.
I, er,,bitcan state conven-
ton.

,fsapouARrEns RErupLleAS
sr.rr CnsrRAL Cow. OF Iowa,
sisasnA.I,ows, May 9. 1874.
\, s.s,a Convention of sihe Republican
Ine o a.a NJ state q IosA wiil be held .,
Psr'sM q Se =, d ssy is he
July !. he hour e .s sa.s. t. be BE- vo
fIr2ose = -" October election, 1871, to MI
he following Offices, to-w'';
secretary Of State,
Auditor Of State,
tas;s,er Of State ]. nd oH.se
attorney Gcncral -~-s
clerk Of Supreme Court, ~ A; /
snprems Court Reporter III,
the Rasis Of representation will BE- the ,.s NY
i ,rs aa. .s%ss s siss,a s"p 'sp,:
delegate. fer 'e,s s5a ..SO 49, md one 70
each fraction over 100 votes. TnMa Coun
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farmer ~, a Cedar Count
given up by hi. roo,,.,. "ea'n' an
put Limss,t regular physician
called faith. doctor. a. r.: " 'he 50
' s.y'es himself Porza. Alter ~ c c"o
Nv aoes o. faith medicines, tho n,, n.s'
49, N great pain. A post mor,o
a, u,'na'Ion was demanded. = ~"
that the dose pu,z, WAY
.as, 1,a grains of podopbvIl,xs -, ae
.;aa ," from ! to 3gralns IS . maj; =
. .""' aoes. The verdict was doa,,
-" mo dose, and Purza 10 H..
80 was after arrested on oha"
, 'I,an.sl'aughter, and released -, - -
: oa''' The -4dvextl.e, ,av. =" ~ ~
10y OF the deceased are nc,,l, a ,"s !
'o'eo over the event us
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II
On MOTION j. w. Furrow a.'1 :. = :,
Donaldson, Of Carlton, were'fe' !
/, es,cdto cast tie vote OF Their io"A
hip. .on, {
- Alterations were not full, were
,,ho,,xod 10 cast the entire vote OF
Their respective townships.
THE convention proceeded, TO a"
informal ballot Tor Clerk OF Court.
Mr.. willv.,, in behalf Of Mr.. I 3
Rim thanked ,be Republicans Tor
,hs;, MANY PAS. tasors and announced
,l,,t he drol.as.l ) denomination.
chauucy ~ Stevens name was
then presented, and no other name
being offered was unanimously noun ~,
n,,ed BY acylama,ion lor clerk OF 'ho
courts. -,
The convention then proceeded ~
4 take an informal ballot Tor Hscorac''
with the following resait:
II Id. NJ. Bishop. ~. ~ vo.'s'
r 4 G. Mclntire,. ........
+. Roach,g. .......... u.
: I,s6pp receiving mal9, ,.'
Tor Recorder Dy reclamation.
Inc following is the result of III,
balloting fer candidate for Count,
Supervisor:
pIKsT INFORMAL BALLOT.
| Hapl; ! ~, u Lauderdale,. 81 votes.
Il. IL Wilmington, .26
| "no' Atausuel. ............. IL p"
SECOND INFORMAL BALLOT:
1apt; ): II. Laudcrdale, SO votes
H. II. Wilmington.
On motion Capt, Lauderdale was
10y reclamation unanimously nomin-
ated for County Supervisor.
Mr. +. N. Bic'by was unanimously
nominated by Reclamation for Cor.
ner.
on motion the chair appointed
Messrs. Wiliett. Poynecr and Hall
S,o,a o ere. u.cso ninlv
/, ma .....-..ss''s
-. James Wilson. Joseph Dysart, WI
Stivers. W + Johnston, w. &. Cam
bridge, G. j. Stevens, Abram Anthony.
On mo,;on the chair amounted
-,
Messrs. Mclntire, Council and Hclm
. oo,n,,,,,.. IA selcc, debates 10 the
. comm ~, .
Congressional Convention. 1he fol>
,o,,or,ol aud ware lalv
~" '"S
elected
-, O n. 49,, p,,r,,.
a; = !neei, M w N;ii't,
W " LtPbihst u. y. nan, a. " " 'i's'''
D. y rsiiah.
Sn motion the chair appointed
A. ,iat, c,,,,b and S,ruhle ,
-hese's' '""'a' 'y'i'''"
committee to select delegates TO the
;, fo,; no oo,nm;,-
oua'ciai No''s'''o"
ice 'epofsea '''e 'o''o" '"s' WY =" -
'",y s'ec'e" ., y, W..
-. ~, ' =, ~ III n ,,,"ai,s,tn
NJ ~. ~ ~. NV W9ai.-,a No.!
'hiheas ii.,n' ".,o'''e
NJ. j. w Nil!e,t offered the toll
loving rc:o'ntios, which was unani-
mously passed
b Z Re.oited, That !! is the will and
pps agas elect y from ron Tama county to the Re
publican Congressional Convention OF The
held Al Gedar Rapids on the e5th day of
JUNG 1874, be and are hereby. instructed
~ ,ha said delag,,ion for the denomination
of ~. Unn Ja@ee Wilson of Tama Conn
~ NJ W. mo Rnn,,,lican candidate in and for
x Ia n;str;,., to renresant them in Con.
@ ore 90. and hat we dr. most heartily ap.
| $50 ~" ~ ,.,.,,,.sa of sa;d IU;iso, durinr
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3 ~, Sud- never La1 y ~ y .rr =
paper eh'lhehtiyy' w Pertinent IAa [ me- ., the
times:
FROM the number of Candidates la.
ing put forward as proper persons to
10 paced on the Anti-Monopoly
1,cket OF this State, it would seem
Una; ;''a' inc only purpose, the only OBJ. |
Ject, OF organizing such pa,ty,s r.
eject few men to office.
lno Telegraph evidently apprc.
c'stes the situation, and has formed
very correct idea OF this monorc,
party.-cefAD Rapids Tines
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Ption Fund.

10 sAlau VI the
explained tina,
wx hquiries from tAe
Asssttss with refer.
<pect of raising money
canvass. and as tho
ounty would be reason
20 DO its share, be had
of friends to whom he
ed the matter, submitted
tor the appointment Of
zee COMMITTEE. with a view
ing 2 proper share of assis.
The State canvass
|oney question, the PROPOSE.
p in raising q State purse.
ter proposition for the Con.
% assume the debts OF the
party ia tho Greeley cam.
odaced some friction among
members, but finally The
. raise five hundred dollars
was carried, and 4
committee appointed to do
lng. And SO the first 80.
'orm party for the campaign
. step toward q corruption
9 This basis, five hundred
'm each county, it seems ,
nA. Monopoly friends think ]
, nity thousand dollars to (
= this fall. - BwAno!Ou
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25

Inc newspaper train between N e,
Aork and Philadelphia will, soono
or later, furnished materials for
hrst class horror Every morning il
leaves New York and rms ST +.
higher rate of speed than has hitherto
been attained on this continent
Last Monday /: left Jersey CITY hall
an hour late, and caught up before
reaching Trenton, making fifty seven
mics in fifty nine minutes. Thi.
however, was not its fastest ,,mo
Near New brunswick five miles O.
the road wero run in three and q
'a'' minutes, or at the rate of eighty.
SIX miles III an hour. This train was
placed on ihe road for the purnosa
OF carrying the New York mo,n;,,
papers to Philadelphia, so that tbay |
could be distributed as early as Tho
,hilde'phia journals. Tho enoinoor
ma others employed on the train
nave signed paper declining that
ney VIII not hold tie road RESPONSE
nc 'er damages IN case of an acei-
eh1' Not content Will. simply
afry'ns the mails, passenger
oach has been attached ,.l.;.
guar passenger train. In Eng
"a the rate of mile per minute il
81 considered excessive, but there
% roads are constructed With a
'ee'a' reference to fast running, and
g road beds have a soili,y ana
'"hess une4naled on this size Of
e Atlantic.