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HORSE NOTES.

H. p McGrath's brown colt Leonard, by Longfel-
low-Colleen Bawn, four years old, and Aristides
got together a low days since on the track at Nc
Grathiana. and the former received some severe
bruises and in the melee which may inter-
rupt his training Leonard has been unfortunate
colt.
The stallion King Philip trecord 2:2D appeared on
the road last week IN double harness with Mr.. Kerr
ner's fast young marc Lady Mills rccord :29 They
similarly bred, nct alike and make lively pair.
Tho competition among fast double teams prom ises
to be the feature OF the road this season. As the
stallion comes under the hammer at the sale the
9th and 18th nsts at the American Institute build
ing he Is object OF primo interest TO seekers for
leading pairs as available constructive element
Twelve fine horses arrived at Hoboken yesterday in
the Bremen steamer Wcser for p. T. Barnum. The
animals in charge OF German trainers.
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WILLIAM @. FAneo.

William G. Fargo died at Syracuse last Saturday.
He the father Of W. G. and J. +. Fargo, OF But
falo, ana OF &. Fargo, Superintendent Of the
American Express Company. Hc was born at Now
London, Conn, In 1901 In early life he was distller
ana carrying that business at Buffalo when the
1872 broke out. He enlisted and station cd
at Fort Niagara. whore he distinguished himself
In an attempt TO open communication with the Cana
dian side of tho river. Fifty picked men, OF whom
Mr. Fargo was one, were detailed Tor this purpose
Two attempts repuped but on the night OF the
18th OF October 1872 they succeeded IN crossing and
capturing the enomy's battery. An engagement &C.
Cured the next morning, during which the British
General Brock was killed and Mr. Fargo was wounded
IN the right thigh. Mr.. Fargo served in different posi-
lions throughout the war, and at the termination re-
sumed bis business. In 1868 his children provided
homo for him at Syracuse.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. March e-saed. ship La Escossss tBr i,
Evans, Callao.
BOSTON, March 10 Arrived. bark Gore. (Br,, Finday
Melbourne brig r Winsor (Br), Allen. MartInque.
l7h-Arrived brig Lanrola (Brl, johnson, Cenfuecos
schrsJ Chauncey Gratis Greeley wcehawkcn; SQUIRE
Croweil. New York.
Isth-Arrived, steamers canopus IBr,, Horsfa Liver
pool George Appold, Lovcland, Baltimore: Neptune,
Berry, New York; Roman, Crowell, Phsdelphia; barks
Robinson Crusoe. Robinson, Matausas faquor fr
Groundox, do: schrs Theresa Wolf Champion, Philadc
pha; Jas Boicc. Manson, do; Buckley, Young, Am
boys Alice Bell, Rogers South ANNOY; tisetwing Ken
4 II Leaning, Craudai. New YORK; Te'um"h, seavey,
Cicarcd--stcsmers Bulgarian (Bf, Trans, Liverpool
Gaucus. Bearse New York; SOUR Aboc bursIey, Parker.
Demerara -
BALTIMORE, March i6--Ccared, schrs John Kelso New
York; Robert Ripley. New Haven.
1Sth--Arrivcd steamer Experiment, Pierce Newbern,
NC: barks Beaconaeid tBr,, Munroe. Liverpool; Mary
(Br Davis Sligo MILO Cugno gtal,. Marsonc Plymouth
Clconce Bava uta, Rollo Gloucestor Neptune lNor,,
Johannesen, Amsterdam; scnrs Cora Eta Pendleton,
Cardenas; Lamoins, Leach, Point.a-Pitro.
Clearcd-Steamcrs Aberfedy (Br), Payne, Ipswich,
Blackstone March, Boston ship Baltimore Uie) Forker
Bremen; barks Baechus (RusD. Bjorkgvcst Liverpool
Asia (Norl Arnesen Belfast Il Patria (Russ UIannis
hisinoro: Arditc tAust scambelli Queenstovn schrs
Providence; A Lyon. jeffrey. New YORK; \ Grant
snwder do H Tsber Benson, New Bedford; Forest Oak
Parker, Nov Haven.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

S5is sh Bsar
s.:d r i:ss Ss:palss Gi.pp M
p.s non, ;sh r. Ir.nn s.
BuESos Arnrs aa-Saicd. b!ixs scrcansr, sinnsts
sn si 20 NI S.rs tB
Ro cir, Doc II for on.1ns big
yss ;hs Cape Gs:, s, ruDn:o
sds ss ship Eric !ss Red Allan PiaSiisss:
ing do 2eh Davis, Ford do; 9th. Star tho West
essps ships Crawford for tn.
Antwerp washington Iaobey Hanson, san Francisco
ns @ for San
and the above arrivals: .
SBr Murray; Cheney stafkey, and Highland Light.
GMAxrHTIoo: FsS Ia,,n port bark cynne. rerriman,
SEsoA, March Arrived bark Irons,des rapley. New
before reported wit without a s.,so, .,
Rivers United Kingdom bark Gen Fairehiid Kelley E1
port Sss s'' 'Pssis ris;:
t:t oss.s' % s r:....s
MMsSiiysIy: bqss Ellen ,sscd.DssS Morse
isS so
son, Palmer and Naval Reserve Obj. Hughes: bark Prs.
mXyAsa, March i7--saiicd, steamer Niagara. Curtis
Arrived issh City of Vera Cruz Van slcs New
York.
HALIFAX March 1s-Arved. steamer Moravian Br,. Gra-
Also arrived 18TH Alhambra lBr). MeElheney
JAcxrL Feb 90 Arrived schr Marsie, Snow. New York
LEcnonN, Feb as--Ia port, banks catharna tswed).
Reumanssen, and Espanato,e gtaD; Langosrdo for New
MALAGA March lin port. bark DAM Draper sedgsiy.
MoxrrypEo Feb LIN port, brig st Joseph CBr), Gag
PkonoLsco Jan I5-saied bark St Mary, nslloweli.
PABrLLoS PrcA. Fob 1s-saed previously ship Oasis
Lord. Unit ed !, Ringd d., ,u., n.,.w
Thomas norton: Prince Umterto Gsr sco.i St Nicholas
Peru iarrasee Charlie Baker tB, Brown fsbcr, FAY
ior; Triamph.nt Lbbey: bark; Robert Pcrtsr Goods
Wlliams-a!l ldr or to load:
cues Snow. Europe Westfela Br, fsM"tt do, Austria
Gilmore ore; Do M 4, 49, Gs' Iisy United ,
and Ior' wiImos w sp' 'S raymond
PrRsAxpuco, Feb 1a--In port. brig " Latimer, Arm.
aPASxaA March ARRIVED, steamer Honduras Dexter,
Sailed I'd, steamer Costa nica. whiteborry, Central
PSsTX Arenas. Feb le.Arrived. bark c.isaro.. Hop.
Poscx March ain port; brig Adsins Richardson for
bridge, for Portland, to sail ABOUT 18TH.
0uEESsTowS, March 9-ln port bark Hugh Cam tBr)
KAScoos. March Is-saied, snip Belle Of Bath. Whit
ST. JAeo fCubsJ March i7-Arrved steamer csrondeIot
Jonr, Ms, March i5-Arived schr Ella Clifton (Br.
Cleared 18TH schr Anna Curricr 3D. vanwarts Vino
VALPARAISO. Fob Sailed, barks Emerald Swan, CAL
ao Ella Williams coaumbo 9th ship Oregon. Cushing.
18TH Martha Davis, Benson. Honolulu.
sxa March an ssin ship L"ea'y M: CD
Francisco.
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YALE BOATMEN.

MEETING OF THE UNIVERSITY CLUB TO Ar
RANGE FOR SENDING COMPETING CREWS TO
SENECA LAKE.
New HAVEN, March Is, 1875
Tho Yale University Boat Club met this evening.
Business was to consider accepting tho offer OF The
National Amateur Athletic Association to send repre-
sentative four-oared, double and single SOULS TO
Seneca Lake to compete Tor the honor OF being sent
TO England 10 represent America. There was consid-
erable enthusiasm manifested and crowded meeting
which was presided ny President Hiir. The only
thing decided send tho famous scullcr Julian
Kennedy, OF Philadelphia, and '76 University crew.
Tho lack OF needed Information prevented further ac-
ton, but there strong feeling favor OF sending
four The principal obstacle TO the project, however,
was The difficulty OF getting satisfactory four.
Thompson, captain the University crew Livingston,
single scuer and Kennedy would be satisfactory II II
could be arranged Probably the fourth man could be
found The Philadelphia crew is utterly disoreanzed,
and Captain Bob Coat is said to be out OF boating
Another meeting Will be held next Saturday evening.
when further decisions Will be reached. The Univcr-
sity Club will not bear the expense.
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THE NORTH SHORE Is. ~ FERRY.

Yesterday william Cowhig, the collector of taxes
Ior the town OF Casteton, s. l., attended the meeting
H the Supervisors OF the county, at Staple.on Tor tho
purpose OF receiving authority to proceed against tho
north Shore Ferry Company for ment of taxes.
He Was ADVISED that he had authority TO seize the
property OF the company II payment was refused.
The com any owns wharf properly on the Island
valued at $l20 900, and personal property valued ~
$50 0O0 The for tho year 1877 against the
real cs ate and against steamboats, Pomona Casle
ton and Thomas Hunt, and amount TO Si,l90 %.
Another demand Will be made Tor payment to-day,
and II the money 10 not forthcoming one Of the vessels
VIII DO SEIZED
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THOMAS G. CONNOLLY.

Mr.. Thomas G. Connolly one Of the principal ex.
aminers the Patent Once, died in Washington, d.
c., Sunday night utter several weeks illness Mr.
Connolly was a native OF Baltimore. and coming
to that city thirty years ago acted as
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Clipper. Subsequently he engaged in other
journalistic enterprises In that city and was
for active politician aud represented the re-
publican party in the City Councils before tho change
OF government In the district. Mr. Connolly Is the
third Assistant Examiner mo has died within q few
days. He was widely esteemed in that community.
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EDWARD BLEEcKER, NJ. D.

Dr. Edward Blocker died at his residence, No. 23s
East Forty eighth street, yesterday after brief Illness
He was seventy-four years Of age and had prac-
sed at profession for about fourteen years. Since
he gave up his practice he devoted his time TO the
relief Of tho sick poor in the public hospitals upon
the island in the East River and spent much money
and time in assisting them. His funeral will take
place on Thursday at r. n.
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SPOKEN

Steamers Emberizs (Br) and Faraday (Br), from New
YORK Liverpool March IL no lat &c tby Penn
syvsnia Mt Phil dephia).
Ship George Washington (er) Probst from New Orleans
for Ilavre March z, lat 80 on, Ion 65 O6.
Bark Yesvering Belle (Br!. Traynor from Newcastle
supposed for New York, March I. lat "a, Ion IS.
Schr X Clarke Hutchinson from Richmond for Rio
Grnndc do Sui. March ., lat 20 81, Ion 81 20.
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CUMMISKY's COMPLAINT.

Hugh Cummisky. OF No. 455 West For,y.sixth
street, In tho Jefferson Market Police Court ycster
day accused Donnis Ryan OF having broken INTO his
store assaulted and robbed him Sunday night last
Ryan denied the accusations point blank, ana In
order TO afford an opportunity for the production Of
further evidence Judge Duffy postponed The cxsmina-
tion at tho Same tme hoIapy The prisoner In 900
bail
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ROBERT p. ARCHER.

Major Robert P. Archer, OF Richmond, Va, died
there suddenly yesterday, aged sixty Major Archer
had been appointed Honorary Commissioner from Vr.
ginia to the Paris Exposition and was periectng
Judgements TO exhibit process Of manufacturing to-
bacco there.
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THE TURF.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is, 1873.
AT the Sacramento track to-day the following were
the for tho running handicap, mile and
repeat :--Madge, Duke, Ward Bcocher, Moo II.
Mark, Mark l.. and snap. Mark L. was the favortc
IN The pools and won IN two straight heats
Time, AS ana 40.
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OBITUARY.
DR.. DANIEL d. SMITH.

DR. DANIEL ID. SMITH.
DR.. Daniel D. Smith died on Sunday last at his resi-
dence, NO 39S Cleremont avenue, Brooklyn, OF perl
tonitls. The deceased native OF Portsmouth,
N. H. and was sevcnty-seven years OF age He had
resided Brooklyn out short time. His remains
have been taken 10 Boston for nterment.
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BOUND EAST.

schr T Oakley. Newman. Cold Spring for New York.
schr VIM McLoon arrived yesterday. from ORIENT III
mot from kockland ms reported.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Ei~anora. johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer AIbatross. Williams. New York for Fall River
Steamer Boliver, Geer, New York for New London ~nd
Norwich
schr II Morse Chr, Grant, New York for Demerara.
Schr W II Rutan, Miller, New York Tor Demerara.
Schr Ida. Deerng. New York for Taunton.
Schr John Bach Hannah. Hoboken for Providence
schr Cara c. catln. Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr Helen. Searie, Amboy for Providence
schr Harriet Lewis eastman. Amb,y for Newport
schr Lizzie. Taylor. Amooy tor Norwich
Schr sunlight, llodgdon, baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Alice Higgins. Higgins. Virginia for Boston,
Returned and anchored the above account OF
head WINDS brig Ysidora kionda, Chase from New YORK
for Portland, Me.
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DAVID A. NAGLF.

State Senator David A. Magic died at Philadelphia
last night. He was serving his tenth year In tho
Pennsy lvania Senate aud president OF the Amer
cus Club His death was caused by Bright's disease
OF the kidneys. .t.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHEAD March ls-wnd NNw. moderate.
Plymouth. March 49, Wind NNw. moderate. Emo; bar.
ometer 80. ~.
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ShoYiTe Sale.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, That BY
~ virtue of special execution directt d
to me from the Clerk of the District Court
Of Tama County. Iowa, on a judgment
and decree OF foreclosure obtained in said
Court, on the Goth day of February 1873,
in favor of Isaac V. Davenpeck as Plain
tiff, and against Daniel Mclntire as De-
PENDANT, for the sum of Seven-hundred
Sixty-seven and Fifty-nine One-hun-
dredihs Dollars, and costs taxed at Sew
enteen and Ten-One- hundredths Dollars,
and accruiEg costs have levied upon The
following real property. taken as the
property Of said defendant, Daniel Nc.
1ntire to satisfy said execution, TO wit:
The East Half a. of the Southwest
Quarter a. of Section No. Thirty 1901
in Township No. Eighty six (S6,) North
of Range No. Sixteen 16.) West of the
5th p NJ. in lama County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale, sub
iect to redemption to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand. on the
4Ofh Day Of April A. d. 1878.
in front of the Court House. in Toledo,
Tams County, Iowa, at the hour of 10
O'Clock. A. n of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned.
Dated March, 10Th 1873
R. E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, iowa
STRUBLE & KINNE, &5.4O-13
ATTY for Plaintiff
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Original Notice.

STATE Or IOWA
TAMA COUNTY, Sc.
To Charles II. Merritt, Nary E. Merrett.
his toite, J. B. Btdle, and MicAaes Long.
YOU, AND EACH OF YeU. ARE
i hereby notified; tiiatA there is now on
file in the offise of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of lama County, Iowa, a petition
OF Rinehart & Fish, claiming a personal
Judgment against Charles II. Merritt for
$135. - with ten per cent, interest thereon
from March 18th, 1878, as justly due them
from him in his two certain promissory
notes given for lumber and material fur
nished him for dwelling house, stable,
corn cribs, and grainery. Also claiming
reasonable attorneys fee fer forcclosing
said notes as provided therein, and for
costs of suit. Also, asking the establish
meDt and enforcement of Mechanics
lien against you all and against said
dwelling house, corn cribs, grainery, and
stable, and against the land on which the
same are settled, viz:
The South West quarter of Section No.
Twenty-Six (26.l Township No Eighty
Two 49, Range No. Sixteen u6,) West
of 9TH P. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before NOOK, of the second
day of the next term of said Court, being
the May term of said Court for the year
A. ID. 1878, commencing on the first Mou-
day sof May. A. D.-1S1S, at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County, default
will be entFred againet you, and judir.
ment rendered thereon
STRUBLE & KISNE,
12-4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SheriH's Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
IN virtue of special execution directed
10 me from the Clerk of the District Court
of Tama County, Iowa, on a judgment
and decree of foreclosure obtained in said
Court, on the 9th day of February 1878,
in favor of The Singer Manufacturing
Company, as Plaintiffs and against Albert
O0fcy anu gInry curry as Defenuants, TOR
the sum of Eighty-eigbt and Twenty One
huldrcdths Dollars, and costs taxed at
Six and Fifty One-hundredths Dollars.
aud accruing costs l have levied upon
the following real property, taken as tine
property of said defendants, to satisfy
said execution o-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of the South
west Quarter and the South Half of the
Northeast Quarter of the South west
Quarter all in Section No. TWENTY-FIVE.
RS. Township No. Eighty-two (82, Range
No. Fifteen t15,) West of the 9Th p. NJ
in Tama County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale, sub
ject to redemption to tie highest bidder,
for cash in hand, on the
2Oth Day Of April A. ID. 1878.
in front of the Court House, in Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa, at the hour of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, when and
where due attendance..wiIl be given by
the undersigned.
Dated, March both 1878.
r. E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of lama County, Iowa
STRUBLE & KINSE, IS. 1913
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Original Notice.

STATEOF IOWA. L. InCircuit Court,
TAMA COUNTY, lama Co. Iowa.
To Walter B. Bee5e
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
i there is now on file in The office of
the Clerk of Tie Circuit Court of lama
County, Iowa, a Petition of W ii. III. Tiff
fanny. claiming Of you in said petition the
sum of Seyesfysfme Dollars, with in
'erest thereon at Six per cent, from
September 29th,- AID 1873, ms Justly
due him for legal services done and
reformed by him for you at your request
as your attorney al law. And an attach
ment has issued against your property, as
prayed in said petition according to law.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before NOM, of the second
day of the next term of said Circuit Court
being the May term Of SAID Court, for the
year A D. 1878, commencing on the list
Monday OF May. A D. 1878, at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County. default
will he entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
w. Ii. II. TRFaNY, Plaintiff.
l24w And Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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TRAER CORRESPONDENCE.

The Philomahetan Society connected
with the High School gave creditable
exhibition at McClary Hall on Friday
evening. 1t was largely attended and all
seemed pleased. The winter term of
school closed that day.
Prof. Brown, the County Superintend-
emit is in town to-day to commence the
examination oof the school Marms."
They are in great trepidation of mind,
their heart going pity pat, and ready to
have good cry without notice.
A Congregational Church was formed
March 21st, in Lincoln township. Black
II-....i, -c,.--sr aI,,a, thirteen miles north
Of Buckingham, consisting of % MEM
bers Revs E. Adams and DeForest of
Waterloo; Martin of Reinbeck; and Bis
sell of Traer, conducted the services. The
gathering of this church is due to Rev.
Mr.. Martin of Reinbeck, who has labored
there in special effort during February.
The .. P. Church here is rapidly in
creasing in numbers and influence under
the charge of Rey. D. Livingston. When
he assumed the pastorate fifteen months
since there was but fifteen members 1t
now numbers seventy five. The Presby
terry of this Synod was in session here
last week.
A fine lot of evergreen trees have been
set in our Park in position to add beauty
to it.
Last week we saw the smiling face of
Sheriff Austin, In town, the first time he
has been here since the election: with
him twas Judge Kline, the able leader of
the Tama County democracy except that
portion of those here which voted the
regular ticket for State Senator, they take
no stock in Toledo democrats. Leland
was also here having an intellectual tilt
with ex-Justice Fowler. Judge Kline
called.
1t is said to be untrue that Capt. Strong
is intending to change his argus into a
religious journal IN the interest Of the o.
s. Presbyterians. He is probably ready,
but as large bodies move slow, it win
take some time to train the mind of Ed
itor Steen to the change.
Items for the newspapers arc scarce In
Chicago, as well as in Tracr, as noticed
last week, they were re-publishing the
scotthorn hoax. noticed that Bismarck
has heard the story at late day.
Notwithstanding the dull times, our
merchants have stocked up:for the spring
and summer trade. Some CT them heavier
than usual. RECORDER
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