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School Report.

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Schools for the month ending Friday June
9th. 1876.
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Republican Congressional Convention.

The Republican Congressional Uonven-
ton of the 5th Congressional District of
Iowa. will be held at the City OF Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, on Wednesday, the 2lst day
OF June, 1876, at IL o'clock, a. m, for the
purpose Of nominating ore Republican
candidate to represent said District in
Congress. The ratio of representation
will be one delegate fsreach county in the
District and in addition thereto one dele
gate for every two hundred votes or frac-
ton over one hundred votes cast for s. j.
Kirkwood for Governor at the general
election in 1915. The several counties in
said district are entitled to representatives
as follows
Benton Co., II delegates.
Iowa Co.. y delegates.
johnson Co.. 12 delegatee.
Linn Co.. 10 delegates.
Marshall Co.. 10 delegates
Powesh'sk Co. 3 delegates.
Tama Co., deleg ties.
WIN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman of Cong. Com. 5th Cong. Dist
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V. Nowotny to Dist TIP. s. Carroll
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L. N. Bond TO NJ. NJ. Dickinson nj
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J. w. Walters to G. E. Hand pit ne
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J. A. Durand to w. Davidson ] "a
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Flo, the Week Ending Tuesday, Juns 10,
as reported by Nelson C Barrier, Real
Estate Agents, Toledo, ioloa.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW. Tra-r. Tsma Cornty,
y Iowa Will attend to Pension. Bounty. Fat
emf, and Land Office business. Rooms in the
Mayors Office.
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HOMER 5. BRADSHAW,
d. S. TOWNSEND,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
y Toledo T'ama County, Iowa. OEice in StOnsi
Ru;Jdin, over Clarke Bros store.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-15

tTNl be at Toledo the SECOND hord:'y OF every
W North. and remais one week, 1t Dr. SOnst
cr's Office Also at Traer the 3rd Monday of zach
month rrnbGinin. one week. FILLING teeth will
Gold, speciality. All other work done.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04
An Opinion That Carries Conviction.

The following letter 10 a gentleman in
Cincinnati j. from Mr.. Parke Goodwin. ed
itor Of the New York ErenfHq Post. and
the s0n-ic Jaw Of WiISam Cullen BRYANT.
who has also come out strongly for Tilden.
This letter, A. will be seen, was written
Republican or Democratic conventions:
NAY. ls-6.
......As for politics. I would like To see
the Republicans nominate Bristow, but nv
preferences are most decidedly for Tiiden.
I have known him all nv life. and | know
him TO be honest 20 the core, ~singularlv con-
scieniious in all he does, Of great disinter-
estedness- and a. 4 statesman, head and
shoulders before any man now prominent.
He j. the most profound. sound and clear in
his political economy Of any man | know
completely grounded in principles. sure
Of his every STEP extremely tudicious. and
without couceits- prejudices OF weaknesses.
III he were President AZ this moment. in
less han three months we should see our
finances IN their best feet, taxation reduced
a half, and the currency in a sure way 20
recovery. by gentle and almost impercepti-
bic means. What j. more. we should see
tides OF Northern capital flowing into the
south 10 turn its rich. natural resources in
TO unexAmpled prosperity.
Tilden inspires all classes with confidence
saving the rogues. Abuse OF him does
not affect him az all. lie has, in fact, no
personal resentments. which his enemies
say j. profound policy, but which | know il
the make Of the man. He l. 20 deeply alb
sorbed in his principles tina; he pays no heed
20 personalities You might as~ail him for
years. and at the end Of that time. IL YOU
were worthy, be would he the first 10 ac-
knowledge Il. When / consider the condi-
tion Of the country, and his peculiar apti-
q % meet the emergencies on ali sides.
he really seems 20 me more Of a proyidential
man than we have had for a long while. /
do not believe the Democratic party will he
80 blind as 70 reject him. No Democratic
name can carry this State, which l. all-im-
portant. except Tilden; and he would carry
II cay. because al the Independent Repub.
licans would 20 for him.
Yours truly, PARKE GOODWIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

A dispatch from Plymouth, England, saws
that a few days before the disastrous trial
trip Of the Thunderer, the boilers were test
ed by hydraulic pressure, making necessary
the wedging down Of safety and all other re-
lief valves. II has been discovered that the
wedges had never been removed. The COM
munication valve was also closed and no
steam was able 10 escape even to the engine
Gen. BOisrond Canal has been elected
President Of Hayti.
Ex-Queen Isabella has left Paris FOR
spain.
Lerdo De Tejado has been re elected Pres
ident Of Mexico. The Reyolutionist Gen
eral Riva Placios, whose force was within
two days march Of the capital. l. reported
defeated and his army scattered. The rail-
road between Vera Cruz and the capital had
been cut by the Revoluiionists.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil and
suite arrived in Liverpool from New York
on the I'D
The town Of AIbeuve, Switzerland, was
destroyed 10y FIRE on the 10th.
Stanley, the African explorer, has been
heard from. by letters bearing date April
-. He was then Is days march from
Ujiji.
The Belgrade correspondent OF the Lon
don Daily Netcs tslegrzphed on the 25th
that the >eryians had abandoned all aggres-
sive movements and ordered the withdraw
a. Of all troops to within the frontier. There
was great depression al Belgrade and in the
Servian camp. A number Of engAgements
had taken place in which the Turks were
generally victorious. IL was reported Of
hcislly from COnstantinople that the Turks
had crossed the frontier and captured several
villages.
The official report Of the English Consul at
Salonica, in reference TO the murder o, Chris
tiAns, fully exonerates the American Vice.
Consul from any participation in the seizure
Of the girl which caused The outbreak.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

TFrom the Albany q. ~ Argus
One Of the most significant facts Of the
present campaign u the support which has
been given 10 Governor Tilden By that very
large class % persons whose lives are spent
In the exercise Of frugality. and who depend
mainly upon the products % their own
labor for their maintenance. The Germans
are almost entirely Of this class. and they
are nearly unanimous for Tilden. The
SwedeS. too. are Of this class. They reside.
for the most part, In the Northwest. and
have for their organ The SreHsk0 NyOVg-
Qaren (Siredfsh Pi0Hserl, published AZ -.
Paul, MINI. This journal places the name
Of Governor Tilden a. candidate for the
Presidency az the head OF it, columns, ant.
strongly advocates MS election. As sug-
gesiive of a era. II publishes together
the Democratic platform and the Deciara-
tion % Independence-the first time. by the
way. that the latter has been translated into
the Swedish language.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

From the Louisville Courier Journal
The nomination ~ Tilden has met the
concurrence Of the best intelligence - the
world.
In America the German yies with the
Yankee in conceiNing md accepting the
meaning and purpose 81 the Democratic
campaign. In Europe the friends 81 hon.
ct and free government every where recog-
nizc in the great reform governor a new
leader raised mp by the people to lead the
people. The Inshman knows our excellent
Uncle samuel Of Old ~ one whose Kin and
liberal hand has been stretched out over and
over again 70 the men II as. A. one who.
the companion Of Adds Emmett aud the
associate ~ OfConor. was never known to
20 back on the spirit Of 'eS. The merchant
sees in Tilden a practical man Of business.
who does nothing at loose-ends. and whose
financial views, fun Of wisdom and moder-
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HONEST SAN.

The rallyinx cry u Honest sam,
Agraniie shaft. no martle sham,
As frm az Washingrnn for truth,
Who never told a lie In youth
We must return 70 honest glory
On peaceful soil. and not on CORY.
The raiiying CRY l. Honest sam.
We want a statesman. not a sham.
We want reform, the people cry,
FOR ruxues and ringsters now defy
The honor and TIE peoples power
Ufume was coin, theyh steal the hour. =
They robbed the poor 81 honest bread
Who on the battle field had bed;
They robbed the orphan, youth and child
And even have the Bench defied.
W. must return TO honest glory
On peaceful soil. and not on g0ry
The rallying cry is Honest sam.
We want q statesman, no a sham.
The people do demand man
Who can upon their platform stand
who has the moral nerve and brain
To break each link that makes the chain
Uniting rogue and willy uief.
Reform must bring al those q grief.
We must return o. honest glory
on peaceful soil. and not on CORY.
The rallying cry IL Honest sam.
We wanta statesman. not a sham.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04
WASHINGTON.

A Washington dispatch Of the 10Th says:
GOV. Chamberlain Of South Carolina, ar
rived here to-day and had q consultation
with Secretary Cameron and Attorney Gen
eral Taft, regarding the recent trouble At
Hamburg in that State. The Governor was
fully informed a. to what the views Of the
General Government are upon this affair,
and they are substantially 10
the effect that the State Of
South Carolina should execute It's avs and
bring to prompt trial and punishment the
parties who are guilty Of having inciied
riotous demonstration and murders just
reported. The subject viii, without doubt,
receive full consideration at the next Cab.
met meeting, the impression being that the
Administration intends to insist upon the
State laws being executed in this particular
case.
The President has nominated George =.
Talbot, OF Maine. solicitor OF the Treasury,
vice Bluford Wilson, resigned; and Thos.
j. Brady, Of Indiana, Second Assistant
Postmaster-General, vice j.. y. Tyner, pro-
moted 10 be Postmaster General.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Hon. Vim. A. Whseler's letter formally
accepting the Republican nomination for
WEE President was made pull lie on the sOth.
The plezsure-yacht Mohawk was cap
sired by asquall OF siapleton, Long Island,
on the 10Th. and her owner, Commodore
Garner, a well known New York Million
aire. his wife, Miss Adele Hunter, Mr..
Frost Thorne. and two cooks and \ canaan
were drowned. Several Of the party were
saved.
By the swamping OF a small steam yacht
in the Hudson River near Troy. y. u, on
the 10th, Gregory Fox, Thos. Edgely. Jr-,
Geo. Bloomfield. Jonas Faulkner and
Harry MAniehe were drowned. -Four others
who composed the party were saved by
swimming ashore.
Ex-Governor Harte. Of New Hampshire,
died on the ed, aged %.
Ethan Allen, Chairman OF the National
Liberal Republican Committee, has issued
an address fayoring the support OF Hayes
and Wheeler. and reyoking the call hereto
fore issued for a Liberal Republican Nation
Al Convention.
DR.. August Petermann. the famous Ger
nan g~eographer, and President Of the Geo.
graphical Institute Of Justns Perthcs AZ
Gotha, Germany, i on a visit 10 the Cen
tennial Exhibition.
There has been a great falling OF in the
number Of visitors at the Centennial Ex-
hibiiion since the Fourth Of July. and in or
der 10 reduce expenses some - employees
were discharged on the s5th. A reduction
in the price Of admission 10 - cents has
been made to school-teachers and their
pupils.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

IN the collegiate regatta at Saratoga lake,
IN the 18th, Cornell carried OF all the
prizes, winning the University race. the
s'ngle-scull race tby Francis), and the
Freshman race. inthe University race the
Haryards came In second, Columbia third,
Union fourth, Wesleyan fifth. and Prince
ton last. ComeIl's time, i7:olh; distance,
3 miles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

QUEEN VICTORIA now stands hi-h 81
order among the soyereigns ~ IMP Ind
for length Of reicns. She Is only jun
Tor TO Elizabeth, and the three Tong
Thirds, Edward, Henry and George.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

ritt. who goes with the sth Cavalry to Join
Crook.
Eureka, New, has been flooded by heavy
rains. causing considerable damage TO prop
erty. The storms seem 10 have been gener-
al throughout the state.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
Republican County Convention.

vINHE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
i Committee Of Eurek a County. Nevada, at
.meeting held in Eureka on the evening of
August 18th. 1875.
Republican party Of Eureka County, Nevada,
be held in thu town of Eureka, at the Court
house. on Saturday, tho ;Dth day Of Septem-
bar. 1876. at IL o'clock A.. NJ, for tho purpose
Of candidate; &. s5 county MY and
srsl election Of November, 1876.
Resolved. That tho primary elections in tho
several precincts DO hold on Saturday, Sop
tembsr 23d, ls7s.
The Committee made an apporti onment Of
dcles ates from the following precincts, viz:
Eureka 81 delegate: polls, Courthouse !;
Judges and Inspectors, J. d. Ayers, I. Doug
JseSsop Mino and South Ruby Hill, IS del
ssates; polls, Matt. Kyles saloon: Judges
and inspectors. Seth ngabaugh, Harry
Bcatle. Jerry Coughlin.
kichmond Mine, 4 delegates; polls. Com
Atlas Mine, . delegates; polls. hosting
works.
Hamburg Mine. l delegate; polls. Cobb's
Pinto Mil, delegate; polls. SIMPSONS
Vanderbilt, y deleg atss; polls, Gayland'a
Fish Creek, 2 delegates polls. MeKsrnen's
Coniorth's Ranch. l delegate; polls. Con-
forth's.
Spring Valley, l delegate; polls. McCoush-
las ranch.
Adams Hill. 1 delegate; polls. Adams Hill
boarding.house.
Dsyir. Gate, delegate; polls. Andy
Louck's hotel.
Roberts Creek. 1 delegate; polls. Richard
sons hotel.
Corten, 2 delegates; polls, Cortcn hotel.
Beewawe. l delegate; polls, Railroad Sts-
tion.
Paiisade, 1 delegate; polls. John Mar.
chants store.
Mineral Hill, / delegate; polls. Railroad
House.
Alpha, / delegate; polls. Railroad Station.
shipley's Ranch. l delegate; polls. Ship
ley's ranch.
hoosae, i delegate; polls. Bob Stewards
house.
Matamoras, 1 delegate; polls. Piantoni
House.
Resolved. That the polls be kept open from
3 o'clock r. n. until Z o'clock ~.
Resolved, That all Precincts whore Judges
and Inspectors have not been appointed, the
voters selcct the same to act as such.
Resolved. The only test to be applied to
voters is q pledge to support Hayes and
Wheeler at the coming election.
W. H. DAVENPOkT, Chairman.
W. J. SMITH, Secretary. au2'-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
foFFICIAL.1

DROPOSED AMENDMENT AND REVIS-
II ion Of the Constitution of the State Of
Nevada, passed at tho ssvsnth session Of the
Legislature:
Resolved, BY tho Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, that the Constitution Of the State Of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend section ono of Article TX. Of the
Constitution Of tho State Of Nevada, 20 as to
read as follows;
Section /. Tho fiscal year shall commence
on the first day of December in each year.
Passed January 10, 1873.
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curring, that our history, as . State, has
taught rs the necessity of revising the Con-
stitution; we therefore recommend the cleo
tors, at the next election for members Of the
Legislature, TO vote for or against the calling
Of . ,vention for the purpose OF revising
the Co. 5tution of the State Of Nevada
Passed February Is. 1875.
l hereby Gritty the foregoing to be true
copies from ie original enrolled resolutions
on ile in m, Jfice.
l.. S. tnsss my hand and the Great
Seal Of the state. August l, 1876.
auSrd j. d. MINOR, Sec'y Of State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

II wss resolved, that, u the different psll-
ing places, on tho day Of the primary election,
the citixsns- should organise and appoint
Judges and inspectors OF Election; and thai
tho polling places. in the populous precincts.
be kept opcn from 10 o'clock 4. n. until r. y.
Resolved, That the test at the primaries b,
:. Will you support Tilden and Hendricks in
ths coming cHmpaignf"
A. BENEDICT, ]. c. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary. Chairman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
Private School =!

A PRIVATE SCHOOL WILL BE
"A opened by MRS. HETZEL on
MOndny. she 24th Instant.
For the present the school will be held in
tho vestry.room Of St. Jamss' Episcopal
Church.
Terms: For children advanced beyond the
Third Reader laad including French, per
week, &l.50
For children less advanced, por week. tl.50.
ap2i.luI