davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

9. e.. ROGERS. M. II


Is. PENSION SURGEON, TOLEDO, IOWA,
Ons door north OF Foster House,
JKTHERE may be q found good assortment
w Of pure b ugs & Medicines, Paints, Oils.
and Dye Stuis, Psrfumery and Fancy Artic-
les, Pure Wines, Brandies ter Medical purpc-
ses. Family Medicines, etc. Also
LETTER, CAP AND NOTE PEPPERS,
Pens, Pencils, Superior lux, and ether artic>
les kept by Druggists generally.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION
Compounded with care.
Our Goods have been bought low, for Cash !,
selected with the greatest care and soiH be sold
at the very Lowest Prices.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where. 5. C. ROGERS,
s3n1yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

JAMES II. sTRUBLB, O. =. sTRURLE, >
County Treasurer. Attorney 1t Law,
SrRUBLE & BROTHER.
l. a n y A q l. n is,
TO o, TAMA COUNTY. low A,
WILL pay Taxes, Examine Titles, and
w Buy aud Sill Land on Com mission.
Some choice Lands lox On hands for reasons
Aba prise; ,snlyl:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
WANTED
LAD les

or sedentary habits who require . gen-
tie purgative will aud Roback's Blood
PHI, just the medicine they want, they
are perfectly safe and can Do taken st
all times, they contain no mercury Or
mineral poison, but are purely vsg"ts.
BE-.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
LAND AGENCY BUSINESS.

Having been County Surveyor a number Of
years, and one Of the first settlers Of the coun-
y, have acquired thorough knowledge Of
the location and quality Of land in sll parts
Of the county; especially in Township IS \
So North Of Ranges Is, IA, Is = 16 West
Also that portion Of Btackhawk and 0rundy
counties that border on Tama county. Ihavs
. copy Of the Plats and Field notes Of tho Cow
eminent Survey OF this county which can he
been ct my Office. Parties wishing 10 sell
their land should give me the number Of,
township, Range, Section and part Of Section
in which il 10 located. Also their lowest cash
price, and II time BE- given state upon what
tsrms... All bHsiaeW promptly attended 70.
3:oiy. ", !. DANIEL.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
IN A. DANIEL.
Land Agent, Conveyancer
aud Notary Public.

buckingham, Tdmd County, io~d
CPECIAL attention will DO given to buying
- and selling Real Estate, Paying Taxes,
Filling out and taking Acknowledgements
Of Deeds, Examining Titles and
doing everything that
pertains TO
general
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07


ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TO George Garfield, Ellen S. Garfield LEM
uel Forbes, F. Il. Francis and Strother NJ.
Beeson.
You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that on or before the 5th day OF Febrna>
~, A. Il. 1868, there will be on file in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the District Court ct Tsma
county, Iowa, petition Of James Chambers,
claiming Of you the partition Of certain real
estate in said county 10 be more particularly
described in said e.ition, and that unlese you
appear thereto and defend on or before noon
OF the second day Of tho next term OF said
court, being tho February term OF said Court
for the year A. y. 1859, commencing on the
3ri Monday Vt February, \. D. 1862, default
will b. entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon
STIuBLE & BRADSHAW,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Toledo, Jan. lsS3.--y3n1wA
DISSOLUTION
The CO partnership heretofore existing ans
der the firm name OF a. B Niles 4 Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual eonsent. l.. d. Nell
son retiring. All unsettled business will DO
settled by I. 4. Gresham or 4. b. Niles
A. L NILES,
j. 4. GRAHAM,
LEVI II. NELSON.
Toledo, Dec. So, 1865 v3nlwi
DISSOLUTION.
The CO partnership heretofore existing ms
der the firm name Of Graham 4 Nelson is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. Graz
ham retiring. The books and notes will be
kept a, the Old stand, where parties indebted
will please call and settle.
I. A. GRtH M,
LEVI u. NELSON.
Toledo, Dec. 50, lssS.--v3nlw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
State OF Iowa, Tama County, So.

State OF Iowa, Tama County, D..
To i. 5. Bryan,
You are hereby notified
that there 10 now on file in the Office Of tbs
clerk Of thcl District court Of Tsma county,
Iowa, a petition Of Robert Rutledge, claim
ing Of you six hundred and thirty four doll
lars with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of April, 1857, IS money due him. on jndg>
ment rendered in the district court Of Linn
county, Iowa, And also asking m attach
ment against your property as provided BY
Law, aud that unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon Of the End day q
the next torn Of said court, being the Febru
airy term Of said court for the year A. b. 1869,
CONNIE nong on The Sd Monday Of February.
1869, default will be entered agAinet you and
Judgment rendered thereon.
I'M PRESTON 4 SON,
and Stivers & Safely, Attys for Plainti6.
Dec 24th, 1868, n5lw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
MARRIED

Ladies', who, during certain periods are
SO mnch troubled with costiveness or
can find certain relief in
Robnck's Blood Pills, which can DO TAX
IN during oil stages Of pregnancy with
erfcct safety,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
S.HERIFF"S SALE.

SHERIE'F'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
Execution in my hands, in favor Of David
wray and larson b. wrsS against IeGrand
Byington, and other executions against said
LeGrand Byington, have levied on as the
property Of said Bying,on, and shall, on the
18th day Of January, 1862, sell tpnblic arc>
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol>
having lands to>wit;
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
JAMES STEWART.
@To THE WORKING CLASS

D%To THE WORKING CLASS.
TAM now prepared to furnish constant en-
l. ployment 10 all glasses a, their homes for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Fifty cents to 81 per even~
ing is easily earned, aud the boys and girls
earn nearly as much Oh men. Great Induce
ments are offered. All who see this notice
please send me tlei address and test the
business for themselves. II uot well satisfied,
1 will send 81 to pay for the torhle Of writ
ing nc. Full particulars cent free. sampls
sent by mail for ten cents.
Address, J. C. ALLEN, Augusta
Maine. vi
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

a COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

A LESarHY letter written by the
African Explorer, Dr.. Livingstone. 70
Lord Clarendon, has been published.
1t was dated At Lake Bangweolo, South
Genital Africa, in July last, and would
seem pretty conclusive evidence that
the famous explorer vas not dead At
that time: He describes Lake Liembs
in glowing colo,s: 49,
1T lies in . hollow With precipitous
sides 1900 feet down; II 10 extremely
beautiful, eides, top, and bottom being
covered with trees and other vegetation.
Elephants, buifaloes and antslopes feed On
the steep slopes, while hippopotami, croc-
odiles and dsh swarm in the waters. Guns
being unknown, the elephants, unless do
eeived into pitfall, have it oil their own
way. 1t il A. perfect paradise A. Keno
phon could have desired. On two rocky
islam Is men till the land, rear goats, and
catch fish; the villages ashore srs embow-
cred in the palm oil Of palms Of the West
Coast or Africa. Four considerable streams
flow into Lismba, and = number Of brooks
(seotties '.trout burns'') from twelve to If
teen feet broad, leap down the steep bright
red clay schist rocks, and form splendid
cascades, that made the dullest Of my
attendants pause and remark with won.
Der"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

MIR. Merrill, General Superintend,
cot Of the Milwaukee h St. Paul rail-
road promises the completion OF the
temporary winter bridge at Prairie du
Chen in less than four weeks from now.
The piles have been driven from ihore
to shore except in the curreut-aod he
has four pile drivers ready a, : soon as
the ice forms to perform this part of
the work. Norkmen are now prepar-
ing the superstructure. The rails are
to be laid across this bridge and the
cars will then move on . continuous
rail from St. Paul to Milwaukee. This
will be IN immense improvement, tho
crossing At Prairie du Chen being. ono
ct the disagreeabls incidents Of winter
travel. Ofeourse tho temporary bridge
will give place in summer to .. more
pernanet strueture.-M. :Ruvz Press.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
DH00lN0.

In recent number Of the Revolx.
ton Mrs. Stanton Administered a sting.
ing robuke to the students Of the "Di-
viuity School in Harvard University"
Who, through their Professor, had Bog
ged for 4 copy Of her paper for their
reading room, being "unable 10 pay for
it, Al "sweet charity" the editor
says, "the Reuolation will be sent to
their reading room free Of charge"
There is no style Of ''dead.beatiug"
more common than that of reading
rooms, societies. associations, etc., solio-
iting newspapers to be furnished their
use, gratis. They forget or arc iudif
ferent to tho fact that paper, type and
labor cost money, aud that editors have
quite Is good q right to send = polite
note to their store, asking them to for
ward regularly to the homes Of the
aforesaid editors \ stated amount Of
sugar and molasses, OF to ask 4 profess
sional member Of one Of these societies
to furnish their services gratis, as they
have to beg papers for their clubs. No
class Of business men are more imposed
upon in this way than arc publishers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

THE Woman Suffrage Convention,
in session at Cleveland during last week,
two days, adopted a constitution on
Thursday and elected permanent off,
GERS, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher being
elected President. Wouldn't it have
been more consistent to have chosen
some prominent woman for the position?
We certainly hope the ladies are not
losing confidence in themselves.
A correspondent, describing the per.o-
mel Of the Convention says:
This is the way tho Women's Parliament
assembled; First, jaunty high hat, Gov
cred with black plumes, enters, shading
the self reliant, practical face Of tho orig
inator Of the Parliament, Jenny June Gro
ly. A stylish, aim figure, in fashionable
shopping costume, trips in, and We recog-
nize Mrs. Blake, one Of the most piqusnt
women in tho movement. The delicate
face of Mrs. Poole and her India cashmere
are remarked; the honest, outspoken Mrs.
Somerby; DR.. Dinsmore's elegant dignity /;
Mrs. DR.. Halloek's dry, watchfu) express
ion. with fash Of fun in it, are scattered
among tho desks, in throng of watchful
practical faces.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
The Sunday Magazine.
a Monthly Of Recreation and lnstruet;on.
.n... Profusely Illustrated.

.". Profusely Illustrated.
EDITED BY REV. THOMAS GUTHRIE, D. D.
'Messrs. J. B. Lippincott g. Co. have the
pleasure Of announcing that they have con-
cluded arrangements for the future publica.
ton, in this country, of Dr.. Guthrie's
'Sunday Magazine" commencing with
the Part for October, 1859, forming the
first Of new volume, to be, in respect to
letterpress and illustration, a fac simi1e of
the English Edition.
Since it commenced, the Sunday Maya
zine has enjoyed an enviable popularity in
England, and the publishers arc confident
that it only needs to be better known and
be made more accessible to the American
public to become equally popular in this
country.
The aim of the Magazine is to combine
Recreation, in its truest sense, with In
struction !; as is thus happily expressed by
the Editor: ssAIy purpose, in one word,
is to adopt the best and most varied means
Of calling off the mind from the secular
subjects which necessity forces upon it
during the week; to awaken from their
torpor those feelings Of gratitude and ado
ration which the divine greatness and good
ness should excite; and to make the regu-
lar return Of Sunday as kealthful to society
as the showers which soften, fertilize and
beautify the earth, bringing with them the
influence Of heaven. To make the Maya
zine interesting to cultivated minds with
out being unintelligible to men of ordinary
education to be read by people of oil
Christian denominations to be Of no class,
Of no secs,ef noparty, but belonging to
all and profitable to all-such is its aim."
The new volume, while still receiving
contributions from those who have helped
to raise the Magazine to its present stand
ard, will continue to be instructive on re-
ligious topics, stimulating by its stories Of
the lives Of the wise and good, and so in
teresting in,its tales and sketches of life
and character as to render it attractive in
tho homes Of tens Of thousands. -. I. -.
Each number is profusely illustrated
from designs by eminent artists, among
whom may besnentioned Pinwoll, Houeh-
ton. Mahoney, Small, .Brewtnall, Fraser,
Walker, Thompson, Hughes, Wolf and
Dalziel., .'.,i III I!~'. ... -: j.
Terms-Yearly Subscription. $3.50.
Single Number, 80 cents.
! Club Rates-Two copies, 1925; Three
copies. So; Five copies, $l4; Ten COPIES.
The Sunday. Magazine, with Lippincott's
Magazine, $3.50; with Good Words for the
Young, $5.25; with Good Words, $3.50.
Specimen number mailed, postage paid,
to any address on receipt Of! rs cents. .,
J. B. LIPPINCOTT s. CO.,
Publishers, Philadelphia
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
IRON RED RIVER.

The latest reports stated that an cleo.
ton has been called to select tv.ntv::
four delegates to assemble At Fort Gar, y
- Territorial Council or Provisional
Legislature, to consider the present
political condition Of Rupcrt's Land and
to adopt such measures a. NAV be-
deemei necessary tor its future VEL
fare.
A Canadian telegram of the 9th
ult. says:
The government has received di.p.tch..
from MeDougsll, relative to tho Winnineo
Traction, confirming reports already re-.
ceived. McDougall expresses Tho h.l;s.
that agitation will die out as soon A nron.r
explanation is made to tho half breeds.
The st. Paul Dispatch Of Tuesday
contained the following:
A telegram was received across the
esots ON Tursdsy last, BY . gentleman Of
this city, who has . relative in tho 68th
h'aso, stating that six battalions Of Rifles,
and the 6eth s.t 43d Light Infantry, now
4iafis.sd In various parts Of the British
nI"Pare: were under marching orders for
~ esa River. We believe this il the
nsss lntsllisenes received ~ yet ooncsrnins
~ expected movement Of British troops Ia
tae ifon'ier. The person sending the tele-
1s1 q: the sister Of the gentleman who
!. 4t. The lady IL The wife Of Fad
= = 81 he 6Sth, and her object in send.
4 800 to ascertain about securing lode.
= slDey 81. Paul whom her husband.
s!l1t should arrive.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

The Office Of the St. Paul Press has
been removed to its commodious new
building on Third Street. This is .
handsome, four.story stone structure,
provided with all the machinery and
oonveniencies Of 4 first. class establish
ment, and is = credit alike to tho CITY
and the energy Of the publishers Of the
paper. 49,: .-...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
INTO rHEvALLfY.

The following prominent or ex-oficers
Of !st the government !lna have died. within
a Ons F. President, Franklin Pierce,
Two Ex-Seeretaries Of the Treasury!
William Pitt Fes;eadsanY IL Robert J :.
Walker s 1a2JEn. atl' al .r:1 IA
One Secretary Of: War, John, A..
kawllns. s:!.a div 1T, 4v549afs 5soeaI.
:, 9 g -. E l'ss yot Of. War, John
One Senator, WI u Pitt Fess,eenndeu.
5 Four 'sEx. United Suites Senators.
Bel, Pierce, Pratt and Walker.arsou i
Ono ,Ex. Postmaster General Amos
Kendall ,it2n.havp4 / "bs,ioxTn
ID ' One Ex Speaker Of the House of
Representatives, John Bell. "'S', "''' !
One Rear Admiral, s:Cbas Stswart.
-75Oas Major q enesalj1 1oha' r. Wool.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

EMR VINCENT CoL1rrR h.. made .
report on Alaska, and thinks We have
secured . great bargain in our iceberg
purchase. He declares that The island.
Of : st. Paul and st. George are alone
worth the price paid for the whole
territory ; chat the annual revenue de-
1ivsd from these two islands by certain
San Francisco firms, ranges from $780,
600 b >s00,000 Mr.. Collyer is =
Kind Of visionary pbi'.nthrophist, and
y very much given 70 admiration Of the
noble Red Man. The chief value of
A !Ila in his eyes doubtless lies in the
fset that it contains 10000 Indians, to
which be further refers 10 hi, report,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

THE safest plan at all times is for a
man to pay his debts. But it would be
specially wise in debtors to pursue this
course now, asthe signs point to an early
resumption Of specie payments. Then
it will be uphill work to pay, on gold
basis, old debts contracted at green
back prices. Strain every nerve, and
pay up now.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
Kissing MAN.

William NJ. Avery, formerly Of Kal.
amazoo Co., Mich, for the past two
years has lived somewhere in Minnesota.
He left Kalamazoo Nov. LIST for his
homo in Minnesota, since which time
he has not been heard from. He had
in bis possession largo sum Of money,
and foul play is suspected.
Any information concerning hil
Whereabouts will be thankfully received
by Smith 4 Avery, Grand Rspids
Mich, OF his uncle, j. NJ. Warner
Fulton, I'll.
Minnesota papers please copy. .r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

.
Gen: Burnside has gone to Europe
on railroad business. = H.. -. =, 49,:
The H.rper's Ferry armory was
sold on the 30th.:> liz j.: u - @'.1 : :"
-Chignons arc larger thar. ever in
Paris. ''''-
"A. L..& G. Robinson, extensive
tobacco manufacturers Of Louisville,
have failed. Liabilities, nearly $780,
900.
One hundred Mormon preachers
arrived at Des Moines, Iowa, last week
en- route to different parts Of the country
to preach Brigham Young's peculiar
doctrines. .:.. -. :.~r,
The iron-c'al Miantonomah, ia adj
dition to international iron:clads, has
been ordered to New York harbor, to
receive in BETTING style the expected
Spanish fleet. l. 49, -. Z. - - -
Secretary Robson estimates the
expenditures Of the navy for next fiscal
year at $26,ooo,ooo. Last yea. year the
appropriation, amounted to $27,0OO,-
600, ofvhich 81, 100000 were VI returned
to the Treasury + from a.. the :. sale. Of YES
.3mit.,:u: II i.;1.> e'.n.> .:r..,..
1t having been ascertained that .
feet Of Spanish war vessels has sailed
for visit to New York harbor-for
what purpose Is not kuown-the Gov
eminent. at Washington has ordered
several Of our heaviest iron elsds to that
port, to be used in case hostile inten-
lions should be exhibited BY; the
.Spaniards. :: 49,. 49,.
A misery merchant, named Ly-
man Allen, was found dead in his bed
at Taylors Hotel, JerseJ City, 7 usid,y
morning. He had lived there five
years, took only one meal daily, was
worth $500, 900, and his wardrobe, at
the time Of his death, was valued at
twenty-five cents. Frends. in Newtown,
Conn, got his mooey.aa4" .oucs ::,9,.
ALBERT D. Richardson, tie we'll
known war correspondent, and :; for
many years connected with tho, New
York Tribune, was shot, aud prob,bly
fatally wounded in:ths T+;6xnne Office
on Tuesday, BY = lawyer named Paul
Mcfarland, who alleges a. criminal in
timacy between his wife and Mr.. Rich.
ardson as the cause Of the murderous
assault. T'*A"H-IGi3'Us3 $40; fgr.u:".
The ball has been extracted aud it
is thought re may recover. ,s,,., s-r -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02
NV 1TYLE or sTARVATION.

Some travelling scallawag from tho
vicinity Of Lowell. Massachusetts,,
writes 70 the Roz Poputi Of that city
that "Mlnnesota is almost At the point
Of starvation" At tho same time he
admits that he had not been hear, max
ing the statement from here7say. If
The poor devil had been able to continue
his journey a tar 81. Cloud, he
might hAvs had what would probably
have been new to him-his al Of pala-
table food. tie could have had better
brad, from finer -four, teoderer steak,
juicisr venison, fatter poultry, mealier
potatoes, richer coru-dodgers and lighter
buok~he.t cakes Tor the couple Of
shillipgs remaining in his pockets than
he had ever found at Lowell. With
wheat at fifty cents per bushel, corn At
sixty cents, potatoes at fifty cents, beef
eight to tvelve cents per pound, veni-
son t, be had for tho killing, and all
other eatables in proportion, the poorest
settler on the extreme frontier can live
better than do hundreds Of people near
the door. yard Of this scribbler. True,
money Is scarce in Minnesota, bu,
where Is it not A disparaging reference
is also made to our weather. In view
Of the recent terrible storms at the East
the less that individuals from that par,
Of the country say on this point the
better for them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

70 !. AZ the Womau's Suffrage Conven.
ton 1 held It g Cleveland last week, Ms.
Lissis n. Beyaton advised young ladies
hthey were unable to out.argue gentle
men % Tie suffrage question, that they
'.sry The eject q : fragrant cup Of cot.
fee and ) dsh Of oysters" That sounds
like business, We ssoonl the motion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

Il Those keeping horses should, twice
4 week, throw in handful Of salt and
ashes. Mix'them by putting three
parts Of salt to one of ashes. Horses
relish this, and it will keep. their hair
short aud ine It will prevent bots,
collie, &c. A little ground sulphur nix:
ed with salt aud ashes, and given once
intwo or three weeks, is beneficial.
All domestic animals will be thus ben
Gifted,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

Tnr 'Winona Republican, produces
what to it, mind 'eem good reasons
Why Col. Merriam should not be chosen
Speaker Of tho next House of Repre-
seatativss. & At tho same time it pro.
duees further reasons (good to itself }
Why Nj. Waterman. Winona Mem:
ber, should BE- selected for tho position.
Wouldn't it ave time aud trouble 10
turn the entire State governm mt over
d Wilson's J.! 1911; ~...,. ..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

1rTHE Annual ,Fist sot December
Steamboat Excursion on the Mississippi
took pl.ee At st. Paul yesterday. The
steamboat Maakato Vas chartered for
tbs occasion, and carried tho jolly
sompany up and down the river for =
oooipils Of hours, very satisfactorily
demonstrating that Minnesota is not
rossn quite solid yet. ''. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

A CHAP from "furnu parts" 4 Count
kuttcr, gave . breakfast in New York
recently to t~cnty persons, which cost
$4,000, or 500 apiece. What tre-
mendous caters those New Yorkers
must be! Il. ...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

A MINNESOTA Life Insurance Com.
paoy. purely Mutual, was organised At
st. Paul On Tuesday. It will be in
complete working order, 80 % to com.
menee issuing policies, BY about tho
hrst Of January next. Let it be we'll
sustained.