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New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

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New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

The bark Andes, which arrived at tins port
yesterday. reported having passed the wreck Of q
schooner on April H. 10 latitude sso of north longitude
TO west The foremast and bowpt OF the weasel were
standing and the rigging and sais wors S % ~ ,hp
condition n abort time. IItffa '''J f.4 A...
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

The Collector of the Port has issued no.
ce TO importers that, in view Of the removal Of the u
+ Public stores, during the present month all packages
ronI this date 4s hours after examination
will be transferred 10 General Order Store the rick
and expense Of the owner.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:

GeOys bt United Attorney Ias;r O!
Columbia g. L. suye d WiiooHn b. Consul
T. Howard Of felnsyLa 70 he Consul Qutt,t
vrgnA be Consul Palermo PsBcs Of CeJlon
hetldert keyUbLc Cf !tIezuels.
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New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
Mr.. VAN NORTs RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN.
The following letter has been sent by Com

NIX. VAN NORI5 KE5IINAIION WIIlDIfa"N'
The following letter has been sent by Com
missioner Van Mort In reply to urging hun " re-
consider his decision to resign:
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY HALL, 7
Ngw-YoRK April IL, l614
Messrs Ilewellyn T.. Barry, III. B. Ca1in, G. l.. An
thony C. L. Tiffany, Lambert suydam, Thos. A.
yyse, ir, Samuel V. Hoffman. Philip G. weaver.
Jones. s. d. Schuyler, Chas. F. Lyermore, q. W.
Carleton, John II. Power W: q J. Sloane, b. g; Ar
mold, Alfred Brookes John w. Prison, VIM. r. bee
f. L. Nichols, Geo. PeytOn, A. s. Barnes. and Others
GENTLEMEN: As requested by you, have gwen TO the
so1 as head OF the Department OF Public Works my
earnest attention. -
The reasons urged by you. and by 80 many OF my
have led me To conviction, that in the
fnlallment OF nv duty the public should In the
mean time continue To administer the aiiArs of TINS
denartmept aud I have resolved accordingly.
Very respectfuily, GEo. NJ. VAN MORT.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsVIseToN, April 14.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecutive session today confirmed the following nomus
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

Prank Noron snryeyor Of Cos,ons Port Jefferson
IOsmasteTS--Jhnes NiiaIiob sBP. ~ Y David S
Hooper, KIkfyiHe No Henry KeTtssbSB BrGtdon Misc
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

CouRr ov APPgAIs ALsAsr April 14The following the Con1
Of ealrnar Ap 10: Nos 1885, 1885, D. 49, 1888 IeS
ia, 17J.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

sEssIoSs-HAcKETT R-Dnaean d. Tpctob, Antonio
Antonio eoss assault James Davis James Garter H Burglary
Morris jacob. Henry F Downs, grand larceny
TaRxISER-bRsDr, J-James Drook J0hb bDnsi c
al and James MeDonaii, misdsmeator
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

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CALENDARs-THrs pAr.

supRhns CorRr-CHAaBeks-LAw }.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
That Radical Committee.

The Bourbon Organs have had con-
siderable to say concerning the committee
who have been engaged for some time past
in the investigation Of the Auditors ac-
counts The Fre,s has spoken of and con-
corning them as radical committee, while
our neighbor of the Independent has
charged them with purposely delaying
their report until after election for political
purposes The charge is false. In the
first place the committee were not APP
pointed as official newspaper reporters,
and do not understand thatthey are under
any obligations to report to the papers
from time to time. They have not yet
concluded their investigation, and will not
now make report until they have com
pleted their work Again, why should the
Independent growls That organ has its re-
porter in the Auditors office, who has
busted himself from the outset Of the
campaign to look up matters concerning
the Books of the cx-Auditor and ex-Trea-
surer for the Democracy, while under pay
as deputy official Of Tama County. In
many instances he has grossly misrepre-
sented the accounts, and in others he has
indirectly charged fraud where fraud did
not exist He has never dared to charge
fraud in those accounts directly. The
whole Anti Monopoly horde well know
that if the report of the investigating COM
mttee should show discrepancy in either
of the accounts of Auditor or Treasurer
that they are responsible men and their
bonds are amply sufficient to make any
! st claims good which the county may
have against them if there are any, to the
---.--. = :. ,iuuurcu thousand Dollars
Again neither of these gentleman are can
didates for office
G.. W. Cowles, theTama City Shy
lock and others who are canvassing
the county for the Democratic cause,
are deliberately charging the ex-
Treasurer with being defaulter 10 Tama
County in the sum Of Two Thousand Dol
lars, well knowing when they make the
charge that there is not word of truth in
their statement. The investigating COM
mittee are gentlemen OF marked respect
ability, and acknowledged integrity. re-
cognized by all to be honest men. Mr.. A.
J. Wheaton is a Republican. and Mr.. Il.
S. Bradshaw, is an Anti Monopolist
These are the individuals who compose
this committee, and we assert in closing
this article, that when any person or Or
gan accuses them with delaying their re-
port for political effect they basely misrep-
resent the facts. When they assert that
the ex-Auditor or ex-Treasurer are either
Of them defaulter to the county they I'M
quaiiticdly lie. Such charges by Anti
Monopoly organs or their henchmen are
political bombast utterly void Of truth,
manufactured by sucn lying puppies as
G. W. Cowles for county consumption and
he or any one else dare to make such
charges in the towns where the facts are
known.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS
FOR TAMA COUNTY.

Lincoln Townsnip-Fifteen Mile Grove
School House a.. o. - w. "'an'n"'o
and j. r. Ames.
Grant Township-Weirs Soho House,
Oct. 9th, w. w. Blanchard aud ]. T.
Ames.
Buckingham Twp. = Gravatt School
House, Oct 9th, John Stuart and G. Jaqua.
Geneseo Township-Haywood School
House, Oct It'll G. Jaqua and VIM. H.
Stivers
Clark Township-Dysart School House,
Oct 9Th, John Stuart VIM H. Stiyers
and G. Jaqua.
Perry Township-Bakers Grove School
House, Oct. 9th, John Stuart, w. w.
Blanchard and G. Jaqua
Crystal Township-Bishop School House
Oct 10th, W. w. Blanchard and John
Stuart.
Spring Creek Township-Centre Schoo
House, Sept. 2Sth. Hon. James Wilson.
Badger Hill School House Oct 10th J. T.
Ames and G. Jaqua.
Carlton Township-Centre School House,
Oct 9th, Welcome Mowry and Phineas
Helm White Pigeon School House, Sept.
29th, Hon. james Wilson,
Howard Observation-Disclosures School
House. Oct 9th, Welcome Mowry and
Phineas Helm.
Carroll Township Centre School House,
Oct 7th, Welcome Mowry and Phineas
Helm.
Oneida Township--Centr School House
Oct 9Th, Phineas Helm and j. w. Willett.
Indian Village Township Montour,
Oct. 10th, L. Merchant and o. H. Mills.
Otter Greek Township-Hays school
House. Oct 10th, Welcome Mowry and
Phineas Helm.
York Twp.-Waltham School House,
Oct. 9th, Welcome Mowry and W. H.
Stivers.
Highland township Manful School
House, Oct, 3D., o. II. Mills and W. II.
Stivcrs.
Columbia Township-Stoddard School
House, O:t 9th, @. II Ni;ls and A. N.
Poyneer.
Salt Creek Township-Cheisea School
House, Oct 9th, o. H. Mills and T. S.
Free. West Irving School Rouse, Oct.
~; A. N. Poyneer and w. II. Stivers.
Kichiand Township - Haven School
House, Oct 9th, A. N. Poyneer, L. Mer-
chant and 0. H. Mills.
These meetings will all be held in the
evening Of the separate days designated
In the appointments, commencing at u.
o'clock. The several Township Commit.
tees are requested 70 make the necessary
axran1smscts for the meetings The Re-
nublican Candidates for Clerk, Recorder,
asA aspAFvisor viii attend the most Of
them. b order ef the Central Com.
J. W. WHLETT,
Chairman.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
Detectives.

Where is George W. Cowles the cent per
cent usurer and Anti Monop Reformer,
James Wilkinson the played out Preacher
Farmer, Lawyer, pretended Granger,
Anti Monopoly Candidate for Congress,
and all the other special detectives Of the
Democracy Of Tana county? Why are
they not in Toledo this week preferring
their charges of defalcation against Re
publican ex-ofiicials before the Grand
Jury now in session. Why don't they
come in off from the pig tracks and prose-
cute their claims Of fraud before the
Grand Jury, ana a judge whom they have
endorsed. Where are they all!--They
are scouting around through the county
deliberately circulating their campaign lies
and SANDERS instead of coming forward
like honest men to the contest in the
courts. For shame-slandereI and liars
that you are. Go circulate your base
falsehoods, amongst the Musquakies, and
howl them TO the winds; the voters Of
Tama county will not believe you and
you but waste your breath.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

Last week in an article entitled "COUN
TT REFoRM" we asserted that the present
Auditor used as an electioneering dodge,
the statement that he would run the Audi
tors Office without a deputy, and free OF
other expense to the county than the sal
airy Of the Principal" in the Autobiography
convention (which nominated him for the
Office which he now holds" We wish to
say that he has called our attention tc
statements made in writing by the Chair
man and eight or ten delegates who were
in that convention, to the effect, that they
did not hear any such promise or pledge
from the Auditor in the convention. We
do not wish it to be understood that we
had no authority for making the state
| ment. Our information was derived from
two members Of the same convention.
The principal informant now informs US
that the Auditor did not by himself or any
| one else that he knows Of, make such a
pledge to the convention and that he had
been misunderstood. The party holds
! however, that after the candidate for the
Office Of Treasurer had made such pledges
| in open convention, that he had CONVEX.
sation with the present Auditor, and from
that conversation was led to believe that he
the candidate for Auditor-would dc
the same as the candidate for Treasurer
proposed to do-viz, run his Office with
out the expense Of deputy TO the county
However that may be. we are satisfied
that the Auditor did not make any such
pledges to the convention, the evidence
being largely in his favor to that effect
We therefore cheerfully make the retrac.
ton. There is conflict of testimony
concerning his private pledges and we
/ give him the benefit of the doubt.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

The plans Of the workshops attached to
the Deaf and Dumb Institution in Council
bluffs, for which the last Legislature APP
propriated % 500, are now being prepared
and the Trustees contemplate making
commencement THE fan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

That eminent and representative Anti
Monopolist, VIM. NJ. Tweed, is said to be
in more cheerful spirits, since there is =
prospect that the well-known Anti Mono
polst, Mayor Hayemeyer, if he keeps on
sinking money and running the city in
debt, will join Mr. Tweed in his retire
mcnt. Then the two can have an Anti
Monopoly mass meeting and pass resolu'
tons denouncins corruption and e2trava-
gance, and calling for reform and honesty
in all the departments of the government
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

The editor of the Anamosa Eureka is
responsible for the following sensible
squib, in regard TO Congressional matters:
In the fifth -Wilson's-the sharp
old Scotchman is certain TO win. He made
a splendid record in Congress. John T.
Irish ran against him two years ago and
w,s whipped out of his skin by 1000 ma
jority. John, last spring, advised the
Democrats there to nominate a Republic
can as their only chance They took his
ADVICE and put up Wilkinson who put a
slur on the farmers by calling himself
"clodhopper'' in 4th of July speech.
He don't know any better than to throw
that sort of rubbish into their faces. He
will be thrashed to death and he deserves
to be for his stupidity.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
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A. H. STERRrrr

COUNTY SCPERINTENDryr =,
Tama County. Iowa. Win W VI
cry Saturday. Public examina,ioune a i
day Of each month. Residcnrs u S,l NJ
School House; Office in Cont uo nvu'l !
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND ,vs,
i Auslc: Toledo. iowa Isnansisl
vote her.el 4 TO her prof, ssion "SS pfR
fully solicited, to begin a, enc. upish
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

s1R" See that your tickets read ria this Rout,
and take other
W. II. STEM NETT, Gcn1 Pass Agt.
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gent supt
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
JOINT DISCUSSIONS!
SMITH AND KINNE,

Capt. NJ. p. SMITH and L. G. KINNE,
Esq, Republican and Anti Monopoly can
didates for District Attorney, viii speak
as follows
At Toledo, Friday, Oct 9.
At Vinton, Monday, Oct $.
At Maro3 -. Tuesday Oct 6.
At Anamosa, -. Wednesday, Oct 7.
At Upton -. Thursday. Oct s.
At Iowa City =. Friday Oct 8
At Marengo, -. Saturday, Oct 10
All meetings will commence at y P.
P. Chairmen of the respective commit
tees are requested to make the necessary
arrangements for their meeting
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
A. BRANAMAN

mr. ~. sschaEFFER, Propne,o, r.
nov, ms house has recently been y. y
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
Republican Comfy Ticket.

For Clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts,
CHAUNcEY j. STEVENS,
For Recorder,
j. B. NJ BISHOP,
For Supervisor,
j. Il. LAUDERDALE
For Coroner.
e. n BIELBY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
MRS. z. r. Eprpe..

AM And COLLECTION orrrcp ,
-, ms County, Iowa. Prompt a, tss. \
ali business entrusted to his rars a''ea':.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
Administrators Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
l the undersigned has this day been appointed
and commisso9s' by the Circuit Court OF rama
County in tho. ,fior Of Iowa Administrator Of the
h hs.iae O. oi ~, ii the are hereby mott
hcd to file lnStny tn the Clerk OF said Court
clearly stated al! duly sworn to, and within legal
time preparatory to their being allowed or proved
and persons owing said Estate are requested 70
10 make immediate payment to the undersigned,
and avoid cost.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa. this 10Th day Of Septen-
Der A. D1S14.
N. FISHER,
1914 Administrator.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
JOSIAH T. YOUNG. Of Monroe County.
Fer Auditor Of State,
b. r. SHERMAN, Of Benton County.
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM CHRlsTY. Of Clarke County
JFor Register Of Land once,
DAVID SECoR OF Winncbago County.
For Attorney General,
NE CUTS. OF Mahaska County.
For Clerk Of suprcme Court,
RpwARD J. HOLMES. Of jackson County.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court.
JOHN 8. RCNNELS. Of Polk County.
For Cougre es-Fifth District.
JAMES WILSON, Of Tama County.
For Judge-Eighth District.
JAMES II. ROTHROcK. Of Cedar County.
For Attorney Eighth District.
MILO p SMITH, Of Iowa County
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
ADAMS nOYrcc

A FIl1RSEY vt Law To,eao -
"A Iowa. Office over Galley,s ~ 81 I'M
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
GEO. L. RAIrrn

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, Toledo =.
u ~ Iowa Office in Stones b ujNiii,a '
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

conceded TO Be he Finest Book Store in Hs int
States -TuE ADyAscE
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APPELGATr n ~,

\ TT I.oRNEY AT LAW. No,.,, d.
r - tis n q the Peace, Toledo Io rsSt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-08

In view of the reward that has been offered
for his capture, "Governor Smith, of Arkan-
sas. objects to being recognized by any one
except the President
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-08

KELLOGG CANNOT RIB ALONG WITH EMO
RY.-It has leaked out tonight that one OF the
objects of the rush to Washington by the lead.
ing Radicals is to get Gen. Emory ordered
before the Returning Board and the assign
ment to the command of Gen. Alfred Terry,
of Connecticut Emory, it appears, was too
good soldier to be used by the Kellogg
ld-Packard- Merrill gang to defeat the will
OF the people. This is the height OF Emory
offense.-N Y. Herald.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-08
THE FAIR AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Those who visited Odd Fellows Hall last
evening were doubtless attracted by a large
and elegant American flag, displayed as a
canopy over the table az which Mrs. Hill pre-
sided. Much interest is manifested in the
disposition that will be made Of this flag, for
three daily journals are contesting for it, or
rather, the friends Of the P;cayue, Times and
BULLETIN, are contesting its possession for
the paper OF their choice; hence it may be
presumed that a lively contest will occur.
YIN Mrs. Hills table there is also a very
bJrltiful silver pitcher for the possession OF
whales three contestants are in the field
M&srs. MARI and Penn, and Gen. Ogden:
These gentlemen have legions of friends, and
numerous will be the votes cas-. for each.
At the Eureka table there is exhibited a
Maltese cross, set with diamonds, to be voted
to the most popular Commandery OF knights
Templar. The ladies at this table Will be
burdened with wealth, for the contest here
promises to be earnest and exciting. 10 the
charming attendants at this table the weary
workers of the BULLETIN office extend earnest
thanks for kind recognition given in the form
OF choice lunch.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-12
r a AIAg x"H 4 n HNa al ..
,iSs5 p5ssS5t I 3 ST s };ssz!a a' 'a3f e;a H.

pendoht eEf lions. It fs thought
however that tho luxuriant appoa ar.
anco Of tho cotton wood, does not In i.
dicato oorros ponding yiold thS
forms and bolls are both not as
numerous, us thoy had evory' reason
to expect from tho size and growth Of
the stalk, antthu yiold may yet be
very deceptive. BY the way, I've
nnticci just oue mouth, ago, that u
bulohusn Nv cotton II ~ bee shipped
from Texas and sold ut fame y Gyure
i'll n. Y. Now how does it appe4r,
('i The shipper was al honest man }
that he has not sant forward his
seco"d bale. Certainly ifhe could pick
and pack bale OF Few eQtton before
the 4th Of J.Iy hs 60, H.idly sllould
hdv,' ,'prcp'iir'ea hoss hHoSsHo5 Ho5"l,yy one Gut mauy
bAlts tbYfyrp, tbc 4,At Of August.
Nature his Dot smiled on his especial
crop, more thau that of his ncig hbJ /;
and how is it, that even in Tex ps
the.e arc, not planters % whose pro-.
poets are eqral'y good for the Grxt
bale. Vas this bale raised ii Il hot
house Or did the shipper lie wc
are inciincl to the latter opinion.
* la%kSS4 MISUNDERSTANDING old
willie Into Lew bottles" In other
words We have our doubts about this
oaie -oE-new cot,on, and do not DO.
Ecve poYndsofit WRasstLe growth uf
the rreseH ty ard @ssa e . SSst