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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.
Reasons for Iusurlns With tho California
Mufnnlf


Reasons for Insuring With tho California
mutuals
lat, Tho list Of Directors and Officers en-.
bracosnamosuol oil and favorably known through.
out tho States Of the Pacific Coast a. men Of
broad and liberal Views. oftrlcd Integrity Hagac'
ity aud business experience, In whose hands the
AFFAIRS ofthe Company arc safe beyond question.
ID, Il L. tho interest ofcysry one, whose buii.
horo the vast gums Of money which. In tho alb.
scnce Of d successful Homo Company, will DO
annually drained hence by Foreign Companies.
N. D.-Porsops I~nsuring In this Company Will
NOT have TO WAIT TWO MONTHS for appH.
cation TO DO accepted and Policy returned from
Nav York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

Horace GRrrLry recently used the
words Jupiter P%luvius," in an odito-
rial article, and they appeared the
next morning in print, rs Inspector
Phineas."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
Arrivals.
BY BONNER LAKE RourE:

BY BONNER LAKE houTk.
Mrs Bason, son and two children; Dolores
Gonzales. Mrs E Hatch, II Fredericks. A
M~arkeiwitz, II Hildebrand, W S White, ] d
Grcentree, II r Breakey, + Williamson, A
s DIN, ID B Sullivan, II Jacobson, James II
Hardy, Miss Bowen, L A Brown, VIM Dill
lon, Mrs Keefs, John Leonard, Ellen Maho.
ncy, Mary Maloncy, John Princh, J r Stew
art, Lilly Morton, Mrs Writings, F Slate,
Mr. Quint, Mr. Weber. Mrs Bagliss, Mr. Sim
glctrec. Mr. Taylor, w II Gushing, Major
Boutwell,, Mr. Bogol. J S Courts, G Johnson,
Mr. Raphael, Miss Harris.
Departures.
ny poSNHR LAKE RorrB:
JF Ramsey, II J Harris, S Van Dyke, J
S Pidge, ] Bastian, c J Pillsbury, J Lash, C
c Carpenter. Miss Stewart, Miss Harris,
d l Wood, Geo Wood, Geo King, Mr. Arm.
stein, ] Marzsn, Mrs Nsagher.
NJ OVERLAND ROUTE:
Gen Epson, s S Rand, Gen Hutchinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
r. T. 5MaaxS N. D. Medical Examiners.

V,HIs COMPANY ISSUES ALL TIKI
i most desirable and popular kinds Of polleies,
assuring any sum on q single life, from s0O TO
10000. Tie Company freely grant every nd.
vantage 10 policy holders appertalning 10 the
business, and offer terms M liberal as those OF
any first class Company.
in tho event Of death. claims will be promptly
settled.
, The wIse provision OF tho laws under which
this Company Is organized, while requiring 4
paid mp Cash Capital Of 100000, and thus In
suring a Board Of Directors with q peeuniaty
interest In Its success, forbidI tho payment TO tho
Stockholders of any Portion Of the Pref.
liz or tho Business, beyond the interest
earned by the capital contributed by them. thus
making II a purely mutual Company.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-15
GUAaNO..

DERUvfAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM AGENTS,
Mt market rates.
s0EUBLElfAcfF1C GUANo, $76 cash, $50 LIST
November, With per cent ntcrcst, approved city
BlUGuS PHOSPHATE, OF LIME, $50 cash {;
$66 LIST November, with per cent interest, mp
proved city acceptance.
PHG'NIX GUANO, 500 cash; 500 1st November,
with per c6t interest, approved city acceptance
FAtMERSf PLASTERlO OR GYPSUM. wafranted
puro.I dfeir $50 n.ii.iT..la- Ill, ,t,st,c,,,,,, ~
In Offering the above Manures to Planters ito SO
with every confidence, not only having testimonials
thefurther that eyory cargo, ns IL arrives
isanalyzed by Prof. Shepard of tho South Carolina
College, and the high reputation of these Man,ircs
fully kept hp9iRDN go j. n. ROBSON,
/! jam lS-2m Nos. ! and 2 Atlantic Wharf. q
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FOR LEASE.

TIME FINE ESTATE known rs KEITTpLACR
" situated in st. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists Of three separate Tracts. The Konnerly
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 uncleared The
Darby Place has 800 cleared and 200 uncleared-all
fnc Cotton Lnndr The Kcitt Place consists of
2,itO acres, ono half cleared and in fine state OF
Cultivation The Estate is watercd by large
Creek, which affords good Range for Cattle. Soil
Rich Rcd Clay. The Estate would be Leased all to
one pcrson, in small Tracts Of so or 100 acres,
10 suit small farmers.
Fine Mules ,old with the Place OH credit
The Kenncry and Darby Places would bo sold
desired For Terms apply to
j. j. WO0DARD, st: Ntntthews r. O.,
nov 2-tf 0raugeburg District, s. D.
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ESTABLISHED $ | 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1853.
,a7a' DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY,
BY A. s. WELLINGTON e. co.

The war closed witha large indebtedness on the
pnrt OF our former Subscribers, of whom have
profcred us payment TO others we havcarcsented
no olam, amid tho losses and misfortunes by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared Tue
necessity of doing by the very generous, prompt,
and hcnrty support We have uniformly rece'sed
We are able towHt for the advent of hotter tlmos,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the lind they will chccrfnlly meet thtit obivnf ffurs
To al, such we cordially extend ah invitation to re-
new their subscriptions. .1'e = 'oiiaitr ~
jnnl e. dh flf Fr If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-15
% M Hslts srta rlttssf aeei or the i,eaeflt Of
soa'isa The Episcopal Church.. vi ~i'

VsS faSfI |UfhH. DE FFIIir-.t
ssss .sa.'s The. Episcopal Church. " M
OasWednesduy aud Thursday evenings, dc,
spssst{qiSS Ssashsts' these entsrtinmep,s io wore
"c.E attondedpand were in cvory respect, de-
cidsa. u isa T. Ihe Taboaux were we'll Sc.
lected, iiBd arranged with taste aud Skill: tho
'charadeswere thoroughly prepared and all the
amateurs acquitted themselves 50 well, it would
be difficult to say any one did better than tho
rest at the same tine We express preference
for tho Paqtsqqmpilpes, ips i,whiyh truly the old
;adsgerwas verified, that g 'Hactions speak louder
thaihi sHosds ',''lf,tiH ,7.' :7a'if io.. ''a
Wetr,lst Isl that Che substantial results of tho
entertainments were pleasing to the fair ladies'
aiaaggiairateaa taipd. conducted the. arrange,
meaas'h9 meaa VI sr s siHSs isardea 3 & citizens
pleasant ii irecreationno.irq ylli i..ea Fs,,.ba
adj Haers N .t...
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- Sr>' ~. .iiiJait S.si ia af.I
Sheriff. Sales,

fSAAVh AAA - k30ASSn
mo-, ap1f iu-s or ifu.tl. ..,4,.s,i \; .s,,,,,n
viii sell to nc highest ti,idcr, at fOfrSanb r.w
Court House, fhc first Monday IN March, ri.
next for ea!i easih the following property viz.
one lInet e Land so1!nigng a59 acres
Also another Tract containing 200 ncres mnre =, 1t
less known ns the Board Tract. Levied on as Tie
proper,y- of Alfred ]. Frederick, at the sllt ~
II. Rodgers s Co.
e 7ss ~ 3ft Gs.iati .s.it
t,.t ALSO ls5 q ta:l y4..a,
Onl;he sanc day, auother Tract containing l0l0 J.
acres. more or less. Levied on rs the property OF
John D. Kcitt, ut the suit Of Michael Wood. sspna
= 'ai 'i54 iAf'' -2 aIsot '9.. il'..'i- +. aisd
Another Tract containing 200 acres more q, less ss
levied on ~, as the properly Of Nicholas stronan, at
the suit of j. A. Keller tsisi sii+t{IE hiH
One Tract Of Land containing 800 acres, more.orA,
less, Levied on tho property of John Mi, lsuch-
anan Mt the suit of l.. s. and John H. Fielder -
Another Tract containing 25O acres, moro oriisss
and pns containing 95 acres more or less Leyislen
s Tie property of G. Salley at the sui tof Ezekie
k0hn. T%.t. ~ itai sanl ;E.; ~ if4E!ytr1f
- "ii 0s L'ti se ALSO hsd !, ,ii5,s5saa =. ,.n
One Pnn;ng NIac,;rcn Levied on as tho prSnst-ur
y of Ed j. Fe!'ler, a the suit of p. A. Rayse,,c pa,
ALSO
oTG shltH iiifn is.fi .,.-s-->-. .e.Iltttl 'yIyyTI
BY yirtuu nf dccretal orders to me directed by +
a MeM!chnel Esq, Ordinary, viii sell on the iston
lcnsnytin March ncxt:fi,sht IN 7s4!s 81 ft0s Il
One Tract of Land situated on Beaver Cheek, ,,oi
r Or acres, more or less being tho Estate Land oio
Charles NJ Furok, which will BE- more par
y described on day of sale.
sherd7s Ofices rpy) j. ". Il. DCKESo,p
0rrssEssss rsssassy 8 IsGs s.,'yS 9iS;sq.,
fcbgS '.+'oi7l- q I,.f as az, T,f.,r,gs fds n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-15
NOTICE

TTNO TAX PAYERS OF, ORANGE PARISH..-I
4 will be at tho following named places TO As
sess, receive Returns and Collect the General Tax
Of 1867, nj the times MS follows
At Folders the 9th February.
At Four Holes the 25th February.
Al JamisOns the oGth February.
At Elliotts tho 9th February.
At Zeglers the 18th February.
At Bull Swamp the Goth February.
At Gleatons the I'd March.
At Browns 'the I'd March.
AT Tylers tho 4th March.
At Raiders thc.6t March.
At Corkettsville the 9th March.
Al Eastcins the 7th March.
At Rowe's Pump the 9th March
At Cedar Grove the 10th March
At Branchville the llth and 10Th March
And Mt Orangcburg the wedk ending 2lst March,
Mt which time the Books will be closed for rec
Returns. Those failing TO make Returns and pay
by that time, will be doubled taxed
Taxable property s such as Real Estnta Bucgies
Carriages Gold and Silver Plato, Watches, Jswelry,
Pianos, &C., Articles Manufactured for SALE nll In
comes, Taking Out Charters, Public Hacks Drays,
&c Capitation tax Of one dollar on orcry Male
between tho ages Of twanty-ono and sixty yours
on eyory Dog, matters not who it may be on led by
one dollar each, which tax nll accrues on tho lst Of
January, 1903, All Returns to bo rnado to tho Tax
Collector Of the District, or Parish in which tho
property liz located. No returns will be received
by mail or otherwise, unless sworn to according TO
Inv. ~ isr-Atf
will also bc Mt Orangeburg tho week ending the
l!ili of April TO collect the balance Of the General
Tax not paid and flling due tho 8Oth Of June Those
falling to make payment by that tme may expce to
settle with the Sheriff.
Also mt tho same time and plaoo ! will collect the
First Quarterly Tax of 1868.
'febtl-2m 4, t., r. W. FAIREY, L. G.
fts.gr d IL.
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Report of the Charleston Cotton Mar
ket for the Week Ending Feb. 13.

,.f, Reported fir Tic O,"ngrL",m Me'rs Ly
Nv WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the 9TH init, market opened ac-
tive and prices improved from ic. @-4o on last
weeks quotations, with upward tendency. The
same nctivity continued throughout Saturday,
prices Improving frpnl 4c.M &c., Will, the largest
sales Of the Seasons. On Monday tho demand was
light, owing to the scarcity Of frcigh.s the market
however closed firm. lac ,.rnan,l on Tuesday was
active witt, an nI~',ii tendency. dnd prices nd
vancc'l &c. On "Wednesday the sn,trl:S Opened ac
tive wi,'ra ftther itsancc Of &C., butMi,erhawser
unfav rnle chirssstt iritcr;l holders to accept
easier prices. Htte markc, on Thursday was very
quiet, nnI buyers waiting foreign news. The sales
for the week fooi III, some $500 h.lcs. We quote
Low Mhllling....-........... ...1si@l0
Mid.llirg.: .....1ai 80: ts
Strict M;i,iling. ng..:..............:::::::.s
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ENNAI4 NOTICE.-ALI.. PERSONS
IL, having demands agaiifstl l:Aa Estate/of4Pahl
d. Rast deceased, will nrrscnt the samc properly
attcstcd or before the 1st of March next or they
will he ,lobarrcd payment. All indebted must make
PaymcntiHef6ie that date tolM X. iIuIm6nDdr suit
will he instituted against thom.
'fcb'i 4aA' "a = - 'MARf ..d'hVSti,, AaE.'a Z
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T'OR SALE.---The Two E.LANTA-
IL TlONs forming part Of tho KElTT ESTATE
and known as "DARBY' and .'KENNERLY" places
will bo sold, together with tho Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
.Mn 8. S. KEITT.
Care Of william Middleton, Esu
K dec 2lT7tf ia "a Charleston, s. G..
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were discovered around the place and
and other circumstances not proper ut present
to mention. weye. an Indication Of this The
loss is heavy.oheyo ais.i ispoli ii tlsao .l4rd d,
timed, and he has the sympathy of the eommu-
nifty, and wc hope the Williams may yet be dc
tectea and pRptshedi iIiIiar7 no nntTTan
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-15

TENHB FIRM OF II. H.. JEFFERs, & CO., MAS n.
4 Dissolved on the 4th inst = 'r7'itn itn
The FAcTOEAGE and COMMISSIONS n sftni.
Mss will he continued by VIM. H. & Thos a..
Jc1fcrs The style of the Firm being
.ii WM.a III. JEFFERS1& co ea1as.
Comsignments OF Cotton solicited Promp 4fSl!3
turns will be made, and usual attention mid ,
tho interest Of our friends. -
WA. IT, JEFPERs Coz odr,
Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON,
0rangeburg, 8. c. 'i,toq 2 q
Jan III -'S .ti'H !Gt Hafia!@I5iq ea euTo,st
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LEGAL NOTICES,
= . .IEH q ] s. LII T q A.
Y {HlomI1sagal!1lssssloner : !sgl!l S sales.
IS TATE OF SOUTH ,c4AtRgpLINA,
ORANoEBuRG DIsrRIcr.

: sSTATE OF SOUTH, UTEHFI,. .c4ARpLINA,
ORANoEBuRG DISTINCT.
'a%i AaP,E 2 f yn Issh 1nsss B,1 sas .. u
Il; D. J.&cisler, and others. 80 Relisfa4 ii 10
IoBy order of,thoa Court of Equity
IN Ha s Monday III in H MSIs
oh Tlhp Plantation osFraot of Ianda 6tlofssr tsefsfd
sus ttty 4ys s GrssssSasa Bssas Sssi
fny adres lessl and beladladt 70
1S sass Of sP9 3ssss Ss! sss " Ws% s.
Tefhis CASH rd slasersto pay for stamps ina sai
,papefsirs OH ~ n4niri ;0.lt,ia b,as,,io - as,
co@sissiSasE5 obvdS&, ''ies says ti
JanIdfy p, ,ieyso gJssa gd q5 asdnli ID bIuods ii
feP s'ioa! Ilin dsw .dsrsb siir7sfisaoyt abuos %,
hrn slo.T sf, iaLsoiatnm 10 asssgarq od, s,s,
Jom;sso1nI ,wi stsir Ysne s.;. s.71qs,i
.ss,h p''iito Rf sos rorpsissusss@r. a,s ND
gag p9siR, y'isloon ,i ss1yR .iios 10 ,ssl or, 10
sssf;
A:lhat Plantation orTraeto 81 land III esa6ee-oso.a
burg Dist ct containing ioar seysniyar sd,
@ Of sfi Of S
nnds nnd IT II " f. RS2ssr ana s9Hth aH southwest g
Terns-lOne:haf cash, ,tlc baaice ON IS rf.t..f 20
until tbs first Of Noyembrr next secured lssl -, .
with interest from date, and moftgagS de '''e
resale in n days notice a, er breact
sn p 's Pona fuffh@'sr to nsy ~ od
Commissioners osace1 v.7D.iv. 5AAiIs0N5rs saina
JAM %, 1868. @ ''s' ~ ~2Dio o7ff
feb'S G"'iH i1%t., ''Diu nrtisg. Il atotdys afP
'ea ,',3.rIl' ALSO n;s:3 af'i 80 .irr.1s1inpsz
H,zi.,,a ,''1i .naaf e tel IL siiinnrp sAs
u ot W. 7atps I'd 0; 2,s-.,5a., Z ii ar,dK
iiHcigler.) ssrrl' 9Ht.ie od4 ,a hungry oil
By,ordcaiof the Court i will sell -at Orangebura al
Five lnrsl and seventy acres t' ii tho r:af r:aif nj
whichwi Of John ,Zeiger, deceased ON ;.i.mcidw
tStonc matters of North Edisto in two PARCELS ..
One Of -. acres. bounded by lands Of Jssob 'f.
widow. ~ -.,l'-a..f
The other Of - bounded by lands Of Ja' "
| con Wqlfe. Alnm Hu!tp VIM Gafncy, and the pf1reo
I said land assigned TO The widow. ibAHA'lSf
Tcrms onehnlf cash the baanoc ON acredfo ofteri
ten months scrrSd by bond with interest from date
nnd a mortgage of the premises containing coyd1 og
nant Tor resale in of breach Of dhe ri
tho bond after 81 days notice.
commissioners oficey fi.lf: D. Div..JAMIsoNaA,}
pIFsasfnaTs Fs5 lsSs 6 h. ,c0~"i's9psfvo- oil
| feb 8 -iiffI1tet 1uti,GnW 9ij 4s,EtnaE ~
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r-M respectfully request our friends to
send IN their Adre,tiseen,ents as early in the
ss ss 5, 5. %s.sg ;,a ss. aess
I ss &c aa% @Gs ,r q saes ss q gss ess s
latest ners, up to the tin,f Of ou, going to press.
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New Advertisements.

Z. sxsEsTrioEa no ss.E1F ~
p Shcriff's Sales for February.
Sheriff 4 Sales for collotoaIp IpstriSlA ])N A
Internal Revenue Tax-G. w. Sturgeon.
!" Removed A. s. salleyi.H H2Ho3
Great Inducements -,Keitt Brothers. !: \,
In tho U. S. District 'Court-P, " Dibbblc
Assignee .e1, ai 1'ioae s'ii,tqGoa ges
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Attention Young America.

XTpU3vEE IIEREBYt ORDERED TO ATTEND
J. yagr. Annual Parade tho 2lst inst, nj two
Q clock l.. NJ, i'll full uniform. l'y order Of tho
Ptcsidcnt. ,. W. Il. EULL.
feb 10 Secrctary.
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laAVIatNOTFEHEDivaS,s,,

6NAleDgLH HaAVHItNGsTFESKEaei
" that are indebted TO ME by Note or Igcsii,i'
Sash Esash az s sSSHy5S Sa5tH NsSs SS a.s and
tlieir hcconntsff they could not pay isa. fadiasw
hayf pa no n!leDpaj9 eitker, and lconeslsa.
10 PLACE all Accounts and Notes in the hands az an
rangemcnls maa9 Yjthsllrst fof tAIsynh ,,gsias;
nneh ms a;n opposed to- put any one Ia cost but
autStol My cfSitors Sndday faaIly y.dotYpc
fefaask giinetaadf. sHsoW RIG ass;S.,i,I
'sSFsSH '.S' rs ~ t'.ida q ,saidi b,.llys ii
.far.If ta,A !, r.H
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STATE OF SOUTH Chit6LlNA, 81 psu Z, ,,ti; a1otS
Orangcburg District. eaa'soh.

= 5Ry pa.A McAtIcHABE Esq, Ordinarya;.zq
WIIlsRBAs, DJ v. W.iJa,nison Commissioner ssit
Equity, hath >gnde snt to me to grant him lctt
of Administration of tile Estate nd effects oi Sam.
ucl N. Kcnntray, deceased. te9s i4os aaj 10 3Yaw
Thesearc therefore toIcto ans, asimonish a,s-xai
snguiat the kindred and creditors of the said sam,
uclN Kcntefly, dec hdt they be and appeal ksf6ruf
me in the Court Of Ordinary I'd bo hold 1T Qraiae-s
publication hereof, 1T II O'clock III tho foretoS3 70
slew caslseifnny thoy lavo, why the saidAtnriniss,r
tratipn, ,shonlt moi, he granted, .,
Ammo Donni, 1S6S,hj 10 isi;d pae inis 10 .,issu
lacl P5A,iMssIrIcsHtAEI, G lItd + q q "a,
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sh png
prord o n o brought t attention thcI
Tic
nncf IF tho nbT
o pr
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

Y
There many "a new thing under the sun,
but we acknowledge 10 cool deal Of surprise
at being called upon by some ladies few
days since soliciting subscriptions TO circu-
latng library FOR Toledo Their lis' was
headcd--.we the undersigned promise TO pay
the sum Of three dollars on or before Feb. LIST
1868 thereby constituting ourselves members
Of the Toledo Social Library Association.
Provided no collections are 10 be made I'M
ill the sum Of 1900 is subscribed Thus Ivy
tue payment Of the small sum Of three dollars
any person can become life member Of the
association, aud as they do no, propose TO col
lect the subscriptions unless the full amount
is subscribed, We ore thereby assured that it
will be no vslueless affair for three hundred
dollns will purchase library Of q good dc'l
Of choice reading 10 commence with. Let the
people cessider-espesisll$ those With FAM
lies--wAich Any parent ear but desire to see
growing up intelligent and we'll informed
hov little reading matter can be purchased with
three Asllass, yet With thaa email amonnt,
you can have free access 70 three hundrel
Aealsrs worth Of resdiag. Every member will
possess equal rights with every other men,
Mr. There ess be 10 SAvsvitisn, - Il will
y esveraed by ssch laws o the uaited asso-
citation shall vote. People in the country can
have - diAieulty - eettise and re,ursisg
books o. they eo@e to town % basisess, con-
sequessly We shall hope 70 see many Of them
that Tor 20 little expense will he Of 20 mech
value to car tova, and teed ~ much u 10
Intellectual cultivation Of orr youag people
and children. Therefore let every one just
give them their names u once, that 20 worthy
an enterprise IS this may not fail for the
want Of proper encouragement
Any one not called upon wishing to sub.
scribe, will find paper at the store Of Al
Gree.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

The LAST KNoT.--During the cold bleak
Of rood, and in order te keep going we were
compelled TO try our wits and strength on q
few ugly knots which happened to be left us
and thus warm ourselves twice. Taunts many
aud vexine were thrown at us because we
were too poor 10 buy wood, that twenty-five
cords not here yet, ha and many other re-
marks Of similar n aiurc were thrown at us
We could only reply no money, no wood, no
friends, no one will let us have any because
they fear they will be asked to take the paper
for pay, and some you know think Republi.
can editors are hard stock We happened
however, to be going to the post Office and met
our genial friend from the country NJ Hen
ncysc who had load of weed and let us have
II, Of, how it cheers q poor country editor like
US, with but very limited ability TO meet such
a friend. We can tell almost as soon ns
man CATERS our office whether he is our friend
because you sec him give you a smile. u. the
same moment shooting his hand into his pock-
ct and say want to pay for the RErrBLicAx
another year. These know the wants of HUI
manity, others, however, move along through
life owing the editor, and having plenty Of
money themselves, never once think how lie
may be shivering with cold not able TO get o
good warm coat or pay lie iarge debts because
Of the slowness Of those who owe him small
dribs which in bulk make quite little ''pile"
yet they will find fault because there is so
little reading in the paper, while the editor
instead Of furnishing material Cor his paper
is compelled TO chop the last knot to keep from
freezing.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

CouSrERrEIr GREENBAcKs.-Thc following
rule is said to DC an unvarying detective OF
bogus greenbacks, but docs not apply with
like truthfnlness 10 national hank notes -
Divide the last two figures Of the number Of
the bill by 4, and IL remains, the letter on
the genuine bill will be Al if two remains I
will be U if3, c; should there be no remain
der, the letter will be D. For example: A
notices registered 22,sGI, divide Gl by 4 and
you have remaining. According to the rule
the letter on the note will be A. In case the
rule fails you may be certain that the bill is
counterfcit. State Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

braoIARv :-Ou last Tsesday evening,
about desea ef the enemies Of error, broke
isto The Patronage Of the NJ. E. Church Of
tatsplaee ssd committed vsrious depradstions.
1As attacking party were we'll armed, aud
showed mscA skill. After divesting the Min
lister sad hls Lsdy Of every stail look and un-
social feeling, they bound them Ut The osc end
Of the table with the chord Of appetite, when
. general engagement took place. The Oys-
tiers were the 6rst to retreat, followed by
other good things in regular succession. Each
individual fought like vetran. The ARRAY
being ended, the party retired, leaving the
pantry we'll filled, and carrying with them
many good wishes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

REMOVED AZ tie January session X. ne
Board Of Supervisors they procured fpr Mr..
fciser, lr. more comfortable Office This he
greatly needed for the room in The aold cour,
Treasurer Offices. You will end Mr.. Yciser.
Jr. and his genial Sweat at the Office for,
merly occupied BY SGvers & Safely MS n Law
Office. We arc glad he has been thus favored
for he il worthy Of the best Of quarters. Any
one having Deeds Or other instruments OF
writing 70 record will find him up 10 time
II" will also be pleased to attend you in his
Land Agency line.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

ToLEpo GIss CEus-On tho morning Of the
10th inst, when We went out on the street We
found posted yellow posters committing to the
public Quite : yellow-backed- novel Burlesque
an tke Toledo Glee Club, giving i tho title Of
1.Dslsh nsll Riassrs' and various other names
which went % shsv The genieus Of the author,
but vAlch, " think, sonsvhat ont Of place.
bseaaes ~ personalities uunalled for. Ihs
whs,s tAiae dsmsnstrsted the snshor 70 BE
qsitssa pese ginger, bat inclined 70 be quite
1skasr, Il must hive been written and ordered
pri,tsa alder BY some "hard-shell democrat
q some ono Who Aies On The wings Of "nen-
tr.lity," q ansutrsl'' print va plainly visi>
be-. W Suppose the Cain had paying
1s.k joH. RI itAhqE ppst b down on Toledo
Installations.