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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
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Vermont Colonization Society.

This Society held its Forty-Ninth Annual
Meeting at Montpelier, on Thursday, the
18th inst
Hon Joseph j Roberts, formerly President
of the African Republic and now President
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of Liberia College, was expected 70 oeiiVer
the annual address, but was detained In
Boston by sickness The usual public exer-
cises were therefore deferred.
The Society held its usual business meet
ing and the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
President. Hon. Daniel Baldwin OF Mont
pelier. g.
of St. Adams. and Hon. Samuel II. Kellogg
of Pittsford.
Secretary, Rev John K. Converse of Bur
lington.
Treasurer, Geo. w. Scott, Esq, of Mont.
Auditor, Samuel Wells, Esq. of Montpe-
lier.
Directors, Hon. Paul Dillingham;, freeman
Keyes, ESQ.,, Joshua Hardy, Esq, Rev
Franklin Butler, Rev. William Ii. Lord, ID
d. James T. Thurston, Esq, His Excellency
John B. Page, Gen. J. w. Phelps, Rev. W In
5. Hazen and Rev. Seth S. Arnold.
The Treasurer's account shows $o3U,ol
contributed to the cause in Vermont during
the last year.
The Report of the Secretary shows very
encouraging progress in Liberia, IN all the
material interests of that young Republic
Some thirteen or fourteen thousand emil
grants have gone from America to Liberis
since 1922, in l5l different vessels.
There are in Liberia about 90, 900 citizens
of American descent, and 300, 900 natives
within the bounds of the Republic, already
largely assimilated to civilized and christian
habits.
There are to-day more than three Thousand
spontaneous applications for aid to go tc
Liberia. Shall they be assisted TO 90
Those who choose to remain, have as goo(
right to remain as any ofus. But grea
change has come over the minds Of the
Freedmen More than ten thousand from
the State of Georgia are asking the means Il
transport them We do not wonder at this
If the means were furnished, we should see
an Exodus out of every State of the Unior
like that of the Jews from Egypt to th'
promised land.
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SENArE-The Assistant Secretary in the
chair. No quorum being present, on motion
of Mr.. Dewey, adjourned.
HousE-In the absence Of the Speaker,
the House was called to order by Mr.. Pingry
of Weathersfeld.
On motion of Mr.. Hall of Groton. ad-
journed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

ANGELICAL SALUTATIOS.--Ihe Angeli-
cal Salutation is 80 dear to the militant
Church, that, reading it in the same Cos
pei where she finds the Lords Prayer, she
feels for it a similar respect and love; and,
after the manner the angels in heaven con-
tinually sing Holy, holy, holy is the Lord,
millions and millions OF human voices on
earth continually repeat in response dee
Marie. Are Marie, ,Ire Marie
Cardinal Baro1iins relates that in $50 the
Holy Abbot Muximus was led through the
imperiai army by designing men, whose
net:lrious object was to- make him hateful
in the eyes of the world. They had most
artfully spread among the soldiers that the
aged man was, III the secret of his heart, n
real enemy of the Holy Virgin. The army
had already commenced an open m4@titfts
against him. No sooner had the venerable
Abbot been made aware of what was going
on around him, than lifting up to heaven
his eyes, he cried out among the soldiers
" o God, who seest the bottom of my heart,
Thou knowest how far 1 am from the
abomination they have tried to charge me
with /! Whoever honors not the holy
Mother of God, let him be anathema In
stantly, the same words were re-echoed by
as many mouths as there were soldiers, re-
peating unanimously and with all their
might: Let him be anathema! let him he
anathema, let him be anathema! !" May
heaven give us to hear the same again from
all who pretend to love her Divine Son
for who can love Him and hate His Mother
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16
e EDUCATIONAL.
ass Isss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Miss. Incorporated October, 1866, by act Of the
OF the State Of Mississippi Directed BY the

pass IS. CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN
y q. sss
Christian Brothers; -,--eS''- - WV
the sotssps Ing:
been f. on unir Ing their eligible ..s
pnb the that sst :ass
Which could scarcely bs found toesther Il any otsr
der Il students their psrent. .e ::
tsPssGus Daildngs Of the adopted
&
It ss ays Il "a Ss': A.
nothing wanting to shs sssieut,on
3 'e aS
The class rooms, study halle dormtory and refectory
VIZ those sso1's have already
pss they w NOV be
care The Of 70
mild and parental yet firm in enforcing observance
whose and morals satisfactory students
OF an denominations are admitted, and their religious
Mhs ID S the first of
viii be Kept open during vacation for
t tnoss may desire to aSa of the
Payments-rerm of Ave mouths invariably in advance
Board washing, tuition, and doctors fee, per
Entrance fee to be paid only. 10
N'''''O.. EXTRA CHARGES '-'''' ~
Vo Pss S s %Hntns $50
Music-Finte, or any other wind instrument. per 20
1ss c ssT Of ,s. " 81 "a
Phy ana chemistry per session ..:.....-:.
Agent in New orlcans-Charies D. Elder So. iae Pov
dras street: Postoliee address. Box al34. fes
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.

u EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES d. ELDER
No. 40 Poydras street, New Orleans,
Being Special Agent for many Colleges, Converts and
Academies in Southern and Western States offers
(gratis facilities to parents and guardians wish
select schools for their children and wards.
Catholic Institutions may have their collections
other interests faithfully served by placing
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address: Box 203i. Ppstofice. New Orleans, La.
mhS en-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

The robbed that smiles steals something
from the thief; he robs himself that spends
aboutlcss grief
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

WM. KELLY, BUILDER, CORNER MAGAZINE
and repsichnre strsets Repairing, fitting UP, and
lob Work IN his line satisfactorily attended 70.
FEC
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TINNERs-pLUMBERs-IRoN WORKERS.

llNNEhS-F LUMbEhS-lhUN WUhkEhS.
PHMIP MccABE coPPER, TIN, AND SHEET.
in and NO
Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of Jobbing done
Ar assortment OF Tin Ware always hand, and
made to order. my3l 3m
O 1SEatR 8i9s"1 SaAeHzR MATTHEW 1'A'a11-
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
AND
KSMITHS,
Nos 1888 and ls5 Fulton and 213 New Levee streets
between St. Joseph and Julia streets.
Lx Flied and dcy1ds. Boil
nectons, such Fire Fronts, Crate Bars Steam and
Stand Pipes Valves, etc Chimneys and Breeching all
done at ss Ss
teed equal In point Of and material to
81. amt ana 1espso'u United to
n McKENDR1cK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC
464.. MAGAZINE STREET.
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty practical the business
can warrant all work entrusted to him. No pains shall
be spared to merit the confidence of patrons by
ing all orders promptly executed with the
and latest the most moderate terms.
DWELLINGS, OFFICES STORES, etc.,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD PLUNGE,
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS
WASHSTANDS,.
HYDRANTS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS,
COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, etc.,
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mil 1y For hot water pipe attachments.
JOHN M'INTiEE. II. H. APPLEGATR.
MCINTYRE g. APPLICABLE,
PLU NJ Il ERS,
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
and Force Pumps. Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead Pipe,
Brass and Plated Cocks OF all patterns,
no. .POYDRAS STREET. ....l46
N w ORR T. A Ms,
N bag gents for Colwcls Shaw s. Wizards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe.
Hydrants put up, extended, and repaired Repairing
neatly done. fe23 ly
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y Christian BrothersCorner of Poyearre and Foucher
stT Tsis SsT otenns dn v an
a or the year ss And to gran.
S the
a% sy i!s dss 1es
Of The .e OF soR
&c o Sfa M snS M be
from another Cosgs without
R ss4sRs TEr%s
The n
SevenSer It'll the third February ,st; and the
Tuition-Collegiate and Commercial courses,-
Tuition First Preparatory Glasses, per "
rsonTra Preparatory Class per quarter of 10 W
Taton-Fet'rtn Preparatory Glass, per quarter of "
l.''ii '''al'e''' EXTRA CHARGES. y 10
X yjSIn s5inSs %
quarter .------.-----.-.---...-...-. 10 90
stqasn f., entering ai f the BEGINNING Of
the said to the time of entering be made on
'f sasay at prices
in ID
n G %sen s to ssas
permission or does not
when he repeatedly transgresses the
proper admontion. ncurs according to the Presdents
Of %
No Student received for q shorter period than one
aarses No deduction made when Withdrawn during
COURSE OF STUDIES
Esssh and Ls and Rhetoric
NitS5a n 1 French Grammar and
= COMMERCIAL E-rE
;. ss; ssz II AAn'
ss HsssS
Algebra elementary French. Music VOCAL and iastru
s.. II, !:.;
vocal Two BRASS Seads the
s d q s
ssts Is
conntants profession. -..-FI,H II " 7 ia
i -
Sss are ny
dr AssRs Sf No 40 Fey
NT CHAk rs C0LLEGE.fhE SESSION Ar ST.
W commence
of October to end usual about the goth OF
Board Tuition, Washing, Stationery, and Medica.
Fees ec in E the equivalent in public currency.
Entrance Fee e1g. .,.- e. ..-..,.
Books and Medicines form extra charges. - 80
Musdc, at the option of the parents, 81 per MONTH
The articles of Bedding, if furnished by the College,
$40 per annun.
The no paid by half session advance.
tho first insalnent being due the 2sth of October,
second being due the 20th OF March.
penses will be made by the institution exceeding the
OF money deposited by the parents for these pur
poses
age admission from to fifteen years. It
and write. +. BENAUSSE, s. j.
For further information apply to
p P0UESlNE & Co. Agents,
fec 36 Natchez street. New Orleans
ID PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
L maculate Conception, Now Orleans
This Literary institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees, is COM
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus.
The buildings well adapted for the purpose: A
courtyard entirely cut off from the street is reserved for
M til their departure p. NJ, they constantly
secluded and superintended.-
The conrse OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin.
English French Poetry Rhetoric, History, Geography
Mathematical Astronomy Natural and Mental Philoso-
pfy with addition Of Bookkeeping and tho usual
commercial Branches - -
read and write
lead n objects of the instructors. -
month report Is sent to
dUct proRTSess rank in class aud aften dauoe.
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GRoCERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS.

IL. EVANS. EDMOND Kerr
wv II. r Co..
RECEIvIN FoRw ARDING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LAvACA AND VICTORIA, TEXAS,
At Victoria make extra charge wing and
forwarding. and will pay Railroad Freight and charges
all consignments 20 for sale shipment. iy26
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24


DIDN'r SELL.-Olr friend Bunjy, formerly
Of the Mount Vernon Citizen, with friend 4
his, name forgotten by us; called on US the
sist inst, and proposed buying ms out, but
the bearings Of their financial compass did
not point quite with ems reaole6 by NJ. We
want il distinctly understood that this Office
is FOR SALE, and he who gets IL must pay our
pice. The Office pays well, and is doing as
good business as any county Office in The
Sthte. We dohF propose counting in any
"dead head" subscriptions or advertising on
those to whom We sell, because these are
scarce with us, no man gets the REPUBLICAN,
without he gives s. 90. All of our patron
age is good, Toledo men pay the printer. As
Toledo men do this, il has learned us q fash.
Jon Of requiring all others 10 do the same. Al
one time this was notthe case, and things look.
ID dark about our "shanty," and about The
lime We first offered our office for salc,i look
ed that way, but & change has taken place
and we are encouraged to go on. We will
soil, however, because we are not in such "a
s.pte of health, as will make it comfortable 70,
Us to continue.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

II ~
ORroRD.--We spent a few hours on Monday
last coating" ourself about this thriving it'll,
town on the line Of the G. & N w Railroad
There are about $50 inhabits nts in the place
The business men of the place are thorough
going and enc rgetic. Quite a show for i'm
pfovelnsnt il slooning up ALREADY some dos
- buildings IRE in process ofcrcction. There
are to be'ewo large elevators erec.ed this sea,
sen in the place, one Of which is already un.
der the way. the foundation being laid, while
We were there, every one seemed busy. When
these elevatqys axe completed, Oxford win b
a'good rsintsea tAis rad for srainand pro-
duce dealers. There will be competition
which will insure to the farming country q
market reliable, for the grain and other pro.
ducc for sale. I.
Orfo,d is we'll located, having many priv:
leges which will grestly ssondscs to its pros.
pcrity. It has beAutifll country around
il, we'll and extensively cultivated farms,
good building stone, also limestone in abun-
dance. The different portions Of the county
hive - lspeaa.eaaasstswhelly On this section
of the County for their building stone, and
lime. With these advantages, . set Of thorough
business men. and capitalists, this place can
4ot avoid bttns'a town Of quite good deal
I .T9fAsS e'f.K S3ss ago. 500 81 UaaB 8fzsi + g@,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

Has CoME At LAsr.--The drcariness Of win
Ter zone, and No may now look for delight
full w}nsher. the past few days has boon u.
ceediHgly pleasant, AID II this kind Of wealth
srce4issss We may safely say II etfst
"Soin reviving plants and flowers, sat
Anew shall deck the plain;
The prsisis shall shsar the voice OF sprfSG
And 6owers Be green again" - q.
$ P. $! and Nota Dena. Since the above has
been tot in'type, tho weatiss has Knocked cur
article into cola d,ssry, rainy, wintry wea-
Their; andosf weather gauge was wrong, and
Spring time had not yet come &c mile Annie.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

fercd ~ Cleveland, without esnfusion or ex-
pcnsc, to an equally elegant sleeping room
car, and At Rochester resuming the drawing
room ear on the New York Centfal. Al Dun.
kirk, however, they have choice Of routes,
connecting there Tor at Buffalo, with the Eric
broad gauge line. The train which leaves
Chicago at 4;30 p. nj, has sleeping cars
attacl,ed to Cleveland, a. which pisce passcn-
gers take comfortable md elegant day cars,
with the same choice Of routes as before. This
train, reaching Toledo pid the aAir Line IL
the favorite fast train, reaching New York y,
. o'clock on the second morning.
/ In general those who wish TO avoid the
inconv enicnces ard not infrequent delays Of
the North Shore route, and to enjoy the high
est comfort or travel. and the attentions Of
courteous officials, should take this popular
route, on which ~ We said At the beginning,
they WIN enjoy tho earliest advantages Of low
rates Of fare.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

WHAT SHOULD DE DoxE.--We don't xish to
be considered oficious or debating tue duty
of any officer, but it seems 70 us thst Il Ncsaa
DO desirable thing, e ses The Aassnli ~,
flying the citizens 10 clean up the rubbish
which has accumulated sn-our streets and al
leys, during the past winter. We don't know
whether it is considered the duty Of the Mar
ial here or not, Lut it is in other we'll regn-
lated towns incorporated. How is it r. C,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

PLuocT AcAsS, We sometime sircs talked
"plug AaNroad,D We now commence our CAB
on it Again. Our friends down ~ the City,
Ahink that Thug road cannot DO built be-
cause We suppose they will mot help 10 do it.
New gentleman do not bs 90 very selfish. II
is not always that you are thus. II you would
but think one moment you mass conclude that
it would DO selfish move in you to oppose it,
because you think II will injure the trade of
your town. while We arc very frank 10 adj
Enigthat Plug Railroad would BE- Of special
|inssrest to Toledo, We are very strongly Of the
Fopinion tliat IL would be Of great iaterest to
'rama City. By frst building the Plug rail-
road TO Tnma City from this place, would IN
ssrethc building ofthe Iowa Ccntrsi directly
through Tama City, II win be certainly sure
that if the capitalists Of our neighbor town,
will take hold and help build this Plug Road
the people Of Toledo will feel quite differently
towards them. and use their influence with
the Iowa Central men to mako Tama City q
point on their road. II is settled fact that
this road ,rM 60 through this County some
whore. There is no use doubling il any long.
Ter. We believe the building and operating
Of the Plug Road will in a great measure, If
not altogether, do away with this petty rivals
ry, which now exists between tho two towns
1t is very true that some competition will take
place in the grain trade ba. no one but a
'.gumpyn will conclude that all who sell grain
and pork, will unload at Toledo, even il the
Plug should be built ruhners from Tama City
will be at Yoledo,to give grain or pork hoist,
and sail above Toledo buyers sometimes, and
thus get the trade, and Toledo man will be at
Tama City, attempting the same game. 1t il
u settled fact TIN tyhe FiNg road wa be bull.
whether Tama City ails 4 a. net and II they
do no,,and the plsg issbuilt then II that case
ali the ingenuity and influence Of Toledo,
will be conferred against Tama City, and sice
persa thus destroying, the efficiency Of both
for thcr own good, and in. the strife one o.
the othcrwxst give way, when It ,hs5 botl
worked together, both viii WEB, Toledo hss
the County seat, and this Tama City cannot
take away. The only advantage Tama City
the Central goes around Tama City, Toledo
having it will give il such an advantage O
the City, that "Salt Petrc'' can never save it
butshoula both unite and work g,thcr and
securcthc Iowa Central, they both will pros
per.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

SrEaSwAY Pianos AND BUapErr QRoAxs!--
Who has not heard Of. them. We learn that
%. 9. 1sbell sfIthe 1otn City Music Stors has
secured for that establishments the exclusive
sale Of these Celebrated Instruments in tho
counties of MARSHALL Benion, 5oLuson, j Iowa,
Poweshick, jasper and Tama, Except Tama
City for the sale Of The Pianos.) Read care
fully their card in another column Of this
paper, and save your money until Mr.. Ishll
visits us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

WINTER We had supposed that win.er
had passed off, until tle22d inst when II blew
upvery cold in the afternoon It .makey !
fellow SILVER, to hear the winds blow 20 terri.
bly,, MS it then did. We are very safely housed
however, andhtd fromt the wintfy ,biass. but
our wood>pile is getting Beautifully less eve "a
ry day, and We rosld lie To- SEQ suunsr, q
le asst in tho dim distance, then We might b
more bursclf again.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
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