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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
HOTELS
EOS'rER HOUSE.

CHARLES HERRICK,-..... Psers,rrsa
ToL1Oo TA11A CO.. IOWA.
The Fare and Accommodations Of this
House will be good, and charges moderate.
Conensisnt 6tabling connected with the,
House. fl9tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Oxford has received another col
letiate hall-the iirst added 20 it's
well-known list for over century
and in its name is preserved the mem-
ory Of one OF the purest aud most
distinguished men OF the university
keble.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

The Education question appears to
be leading topic ot discussion the
world over. Even in far-of New
Zealand the respective merits OF de-
nominationalism and secularism a-e
the subject Of lively controversy in
the public prints.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
SELL AS Low

Al cen be afforded In the Market.
fhsss wishing anythiug In my lins will
Z. K. ARMSTRONG.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

4 PPEI.GATE L KlNNE. Attorneys and
"A Counse 'lors Al Law, Toledo, lows. Of
fce in Stones building, over W. G Walters
Grocery Store, v3nSu
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

H B. BRADSHAW, (successor 10 Stru-
u. BILE & Bradshaw A,torn'y 1 Counss!>
or 81 Law, Toledo, Tama County, lowA-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

The French Government his com.
missioneA NJ. r. Radau to visit
Ger,naay, and study and report upon
the methods adopted in all the Prin-
cipal univers,tics in that country N
teaching the-higher mathemat'cr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

A H. LAWRENCE, Attorney and Ceuu-
N scllor At Law and Notary Public.
TOLEDO, TANA COUNTY, IOWA.
Particular sttention will be given to The
Foreclosure Of Mortgages. Probate matters.
Collecting Claims stid furnishing abstracts
Ut Titles. Office in Court House. v8n6y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

VuVHOMAS 8. FREE, Attorney 1t law,
j Toledo, Iowa. Office In Conrt House.
Also U. 8. COMMISSIONER. lv3n9N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
ATToRN EYS.

~ II. CRAWFORD, Attorney at Law, TO.
Oe lsde, Iowa. Office over ". I. Johnstos
b Co.'S store. l0ost
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

". II. Stiters. ]. q. SaAsy.
STIVERS & SAFLEY,
Will practice in he et
Supreme and. District Courts
0f Iowa, Duy aud Sell Real Estate, Pay
Taxes, Examine Titles, Mako
Abstracts, &s.,
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
w have completed perfect Abstract Of
All Land Titles In Tsms County. Tax Titles
receive special astsntion. (v3s24
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

There is . Canadian newspaper en-
titled The Saint Mary and North
Midxllesex Argus and Review, and
Granton, Lncan, ALISON Craig, Park
Hill and Widder Advocate, and Lu.
can Extcr Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

south Ct Armstrong's Drug 6tore, for The
purpose Of manufacturing Peots, Sheas and
g .iters q order. IL ihs latsst ssylss ~
work werrsMted, and prices u spit fhs timea.
Ladies', aad Geats' Caters mA1e to order.
Thaakful far pAst fasors and hopes .
contiuaapd - e. tke oAme. Remenbes th6
plsee at ass si9a It The Big Boot.
Tolsds, ManeA 15th, 1863 .v3al9ly.
, 1870-12-22

lents and refund.ug the suas heretofore p1,d for
them. Adopted
HRE1pN CAST.
II. HALE, from tae COMMITTEE On Elections,
rtntd up the Ohio contested election case or
EGSleston sRatuSt St1adaF, with 4 resolution de-
clatinR EGK1raton. the contestant, not entitled.
The resolutions were adopted without discussion
or d1T1AI0R.
FXR&QxAL KIfAHAiIoM
AE. JONES tky.>. rising 70 4 personal 4xplenx-
ton, replied 10 m Article In JeareFdAJ1 New
YrTk 1fasess commenting nufavoraalJ On rhe
TetotuEon ant pres Mbae referring 10 amne&tJ.
He had no Idea taAt 1t could be construed Il any
way II injurious to tho cause OF universal sE-
uesty, Of which he KRs In f7Tor, ind which he
hoped the prrtent Congress would enAct Into
Law.
5Ex i4A5K RkfRt4HNrA1trI 8KYTHK, OF IOWA
The death OF Vim. 3H5the, lite Representative
from the second District of1owt, waS announced,
ma appropriate eulnGtes spoken By Mes8fs. AL
L1sON. WOLF. LOuGuRIbGEW [alou.>,
ahd JULIAN, and Then, u .qu2grer past !
O'Clock, the House I'D jau med
The 5estlcn to-moEow viii be TOT general de-
bate cnfy.
, 1870-12-22

THH CHICAGO TRBCN1 enam8 upon the twenty
fo7rth year Of its existence stronger ta1u eyaf n
the confidence and attachment Of The peopLa.
Yielding to 10 one In its devotion TO ts pttncip3eG
Of the Republican party, Ii. recognizes the tsct
that those principles have achleyet their comple&
and enduring triumph S.Aves1 teinZ dead, rs-
construction effected, 8ud tho right Of su1raEs
made universal, new questions Y!lt shorty aItsa,
demanding public attention: snd, wtetneT paEsteH
a1e reorganlzed or noe the issues 1t the pass WIN
give place to the issues of the present and the To-
tuse, 1t u proper, therefore, INST THR CH1caao
TR1BCE1 shonid denns fts position on those 3uea-
lions which are the next to ecMe be3ora ~
people.
TIE TR1BCx1 ts n taYor o. Z ta1.1 levied foK
the soia and expres7 purpose ot raising re7euod
for The government II holds that every nsaa haE
the right to hia own earn.nGa, and taas Ali saes
which seef to dep1tvo hin Of porf1o3 OK N
nuta OF bis labor, tn tho benefit Of any other p-
son or c1axs. are t1:11gem en.s 1pon h.s liberty
and arc akin to alsTsSy ana 1oobesJ III tsetr opo-
EahonA.
It u in saTur II q taorongh reform IN tn
c,EI service Ct the government, behaving thz4
the present sJstem Of Federal appointments u
productive Of ,wss.e, cof1upuon, and deuoralika.
ton to 4 fnghuul ext ez1 And tha- it IL rapidly
being converted into machine 70 cheat tbs peo-
pie out Of their votex
1sis in favnr Of ret1m 70 erec!a payments b
fse retirement Of tae greenbacts. md nae suhsf5-
tution Of National HaAt notes, 11+3es ha oEezz-
ton Of tree haat1n1 law
1tis tu:Avor Of diS1t1ed. ta1-. snd peacefut
foreign policy. Willie inztBrux 7pon all oW
rights ~ = usuon, II WIN Oppose eyezJ project fH
plGu2.ng TIA county Int, tesaiR7 Nk To pso.
nota partisan ends.
Finally, TEE TKBuNs u coposaa to III dpeciA
iutereea which 1re antag1aiscc 70 the genera1 Il
tetest. II Is the dee12rei .eneEy OF mou1pota4
and tax thieves In national and stats politics. u
u proud to maintain tha pos.dou, which Il hnA
eycz held, a the CHAA;11ox a. Tm P1of1xI
, 1870-12-22
to xtvs tue autstance nj nspuise tnsdo by sun.

~ W. H@@AJ u EAU uo91tegus fhH CON-
pats ps"tsan Saae, fease Hhss OCCURRED H. said
ID TO explain the neT trr... " ta.n- ~ Is ~
three t.ree sod,e.srd NJ .rr,r.. rh.r." -. ~
~ IN. r.....s. cHH -" ooune4 ~ taaH0Aa
-.oe 1ose1Sa committee. And Kpoko OF tho
HeafJ ~ one tant w1u:d ocme befoFo the con.
Iniree. lie did not pr'nse 20 suppo.t tae uea,y.
~, r1.-4 w,n,a r~rr,,. ~. --. .suts, a'
~ "e ".A eA3atAt @0eonon-
a,,snuor. At bsl,-ps.. 10. a me e.e.eSna cgss,,n9
,o<'k u+ nor, au.. Unit, .o,ns
TIM after II. Ind nrnceehed IN m. -, ~. r,-,s.
o"'e'. pe!@ ns!s AIR. IN many fespects. powerful
Apt ecet netru !r tht Senate chamber for I long
tine. 10 all his Congressional career, he haa
s,.-s enes , As4'e'aeo',
soe a!s ps"ns1 gu ot oa"H5 we're Rfeatly
hc'Rhte1td: o:e OF sfs chatHts, namely, that
.nr.chss enrrsn1Iu IN amer nrt. :. m ~ p-s.
frenn Is. tncs y, ~, ~, 49,
to Be- ~ron1 urtoas. Cd oae q, The the ss.1 nouea.ne
feasu1es ot the debs:e r4s, That both Conkunx
ard II rs-n x.uouuc-,, thar. in their 1udrmrnt.
the INT had com: when the comE!stee On For
Tue AMNESTY BILL
M. NJ, vhau,. Of f1h,n. "a ,hs Amre,,r hji1.1 ~
.rh.,. .M;..1 ~ ss,t.t.s, ~ ~ ..Sen:s,. saI
,hr 10 4 he ss, q X
e4"r.: x1nt1a auch pe71ocs Il were SenatoFS Or
Metrr,t1.tstixes y @ H. s;cnk1rss ta the Year. ~
s,te II M e I'm d q na r. un:d st:tes r.
T,itFd t.sea d JudSss ot an5 coa,t. thta a. q Fa1
esn minister: q the GoIte sats1; aud aeSep .lso.
bela ofsco aimee The dsai daJ II lune, lss0
This amendment condpes the Acknowledgement
Of th.. nerune:n of Cnns,ess ana onirer. ~ fhs
,,mv rnd r.rv WIN ahandonad .h.,r or.c.. N
. a ~, wv aoAusuueo 1ae1 otheea %
tstc pun N me rebellion. The number Of these
duces thai number
70 thr .n.or,.,.a pr,
soar4Tloss.
,,ons NEE ,cnt 10 H. senass tr.day no"1na
Rs1ss Sss;sa e 9aq Ea$o, E1:..ss
Wassb, gtm TcS,itm1. 1.r: 9. y HSn!o: SscseAs5 OF
s1I.nn tHnsuf ~ Tetssh.na. M1 - n1uauef' u Aa-
&T, r, +. % pn.smss;.@" ~ Iohn R-..- 1.,,. r
$, 81; f:d5s. nse1f G,Tt Mdf* Michigan ey Ind Heo
c,.rsa. h"SS; =. Sd,es ,Ms oEYAEEIEKr ~ sES1ERckp.
.ie4zemeat fs1,u ,S,. Tn, "a s:a,s as sGo o.
t,e~.t 45' sSussncesi s ~ ."n!ls0nmeot IN ane
Eouuy y 1A4 ~ ne uirttict IoE Tue te1m OF 6i1
Ha~A14r' "aao , W.. o1.tnu!e % u @4.uN.
.rno c.,-st,u susluA n, huIsK ArrKAlseRs. a.
lne eec1etaft q the IleaHus3 to-dsv sent 10
ne House The dtatt q bill 70 seeo!s nnlior,ntS
10 ine aplalntmrnt OF Appfatse . OF Ae'chanasse,
and otheE puIposes. 1u his accJnpanying letter
ne ea}a u thUuk III that tue *Y9tem q apprn9e-
ment: as nxe1 ior she port OF New YORK " the
act q July y, 1sS@, should, fur the sake Of un-
inFmity, be * ehaeu TO tie other principal ports
Sxw LINE Or sTEAxkss.
lac Commattee on t1mnefce 5esten2ay had
nnaer confederation Ar. S:hencEa ttli providing
os Loe tStan!teaneht OF line OF English steanera
NtesfR Rice. Cobufn, AID HAtTy appeArei In op-
position 70 the passage Of the blu. which was
nnaily fe!effed 10 snb'ccnrnlttee, cs,nstsuug Of
, 1870-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Holiday Sale
CARSON,
PIRIE
& CO.'S,
118 & 120 STATE-ST.
Special Attractions,
TIE ORNAMENTAL AND THE
USEFUL, THE ELEGANT AND
THE STRICTLY SER
TICEABLE!

In order TO plncc before t1ac
public u full nnsortmeut OF
cheap and kss-vfccsa1sze goods for
Holiday Presents, we have
made large rcductfons In prices
throughout our extensive stock
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing NIL qualities OF
goods, from tise richest and
most elegant EclEcts. Silks.
PopliuH. Pnf.ley Shnw1a, and
real I.aceA. down to the service.
nbfe md lenst expensive nrti-
cfe% for presents to Children
Servants, etc.
, 1870-12-22

Extraordinary bargains in
Dress Goods, reduced for this
Occhsfon. From IL LIZ cents per
yard mp to the richest fnbrfcs.
Bargains In Black -AIpucas
this week.
Bargains in N1nc16 and Color
ed Silks This week.
Unrsnin~ In Lyons Clonlk Tel-
yctk this week.
IsnrEnins in Paisley Shnwls
this week.
Bargains In Ribbons, Roman
Ties. and Fancy Bow. this
week.
Bargains in I.ncc., Lace Sets
md Ilnnlkcrchic1s, md Lace
Collars this week.
Bnrgnin. in Fnncy Hosiery.
14cE=s:-fnE*, ScnTfH. 1srochc Scnrfs
and Underwear this week.
IAnndAonnc md t1nc articles In
linens md housekeeping goods
, 1870-12-22
OUR so CENT DEPARTMENT

contufus The cheapest goods In
the city, comprising .Dcwe1ry,
Fancy Goods, Lace Collars md
lInndkerchiefA, Gloves, WAX
Dolls, Toilet Articles. ETC., nll
mt 50 cents for each article.
We have also Il F1ncy Depart.
1nent OF better goods, princ1-
pnlIy Mt 81 ench. in which will
Of Work hsoxes. Toilet Sets,
Vases, Dolls. bohemian Ware,
ETC.. etc. which will be found
much lower In price than eI+c-
where.
, 1870-12-22
HOLIDAY BuQKI.
A FEW
SUPERB BOOKS,
FOR PRESENTS.

DON QU1xOTE: ILLUSTRATED By GCSrAV
DoRK- 4 Beautiful copy # the Original Paris
Edition. inc Impressions .: the Plates ttext in
French, and boukd bv enc Of the most aessd
French binder In full Levant Mesceeo. extra
gilt eils edket. ss~fy assa.ifet~i copy. t14a~.
MONUMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE AND
SCULPTURE IN BELGIUM: rolls. Lass.
FutIo. Bound In fun pEtstcd Morocco. very beae-
sft11 ~ Il: iaskc md superb Fls:ea. PRINTED In
tints. .ttsesentius ths extefioa and Interiors or
celebrated
Tho above IL imported direct from Brn.els and il
probably the ouS COPY in this COUNTY,.
WlLDS kSGLlsH AND FOREIGN CATHR-
DRA1S: u Splendid Co}o.td p1atrs. mounted
f; on .9l;k e'.d @ board. I'D eoat.3e. u two a.sr
hne-t Oathtdrslt Of Enk'and and the Continent
i s<sy "seo,a@o~ a.d d~str4A< <o4k. .Soaou
VICTOR HuGo's LES M1SERABLKs. IN
FRENCH: Superb Paris Edition in 10 volImes
evo. Halt Bcnnd In Rich Cru.hed LevAnk
Morocco. Gilt Tops. apd Kmbe'lfshea with most
sxlutGte Fhot1E1aphlc Illustrations. i rtrx
eu%t. Fsfa.d Turs Aau& 8sotv
MRS. JAAKSoS's "sACRKD AND LHGRxDARY
ART" 'LEGESps OF THE MONAsTlo
ORDERS,'r "LFGESDS OF THE NAD0S-
ma and HISTORY OF OUR LoRD:~ One Of
the i1cst ttries Of wosfs op art ever puhlihed,
ptofuNE it3astratfoe the be-t wofls Of the Old
Matter. svcls- Small qua1to. superhiy bound
bJ Histrrt. Of London. tpEiee tatey rrdaesdl in
half cali extra. t.oop In full caN. aaap; in tsee
CALI &s1o. and in full Turkey Morocco. A1os ~
ALL1soN'S HISTORY OF EURoPE: The Superb
London Edition. . Tots. avo., and at14s, beauti-
fn'ly bound In full calf extra a vrzy hnc
LIZ DfAnLK PARIS: An amusing work on Paris
and the Pafaaaus, In French (text by Geo. S.nd.
DrRslzac. Ftull'et, DeMu,set md othess,.
erawded with very eprtsed and humorous 1ltu+.
tistiora: > vols. royAl avo. A splendid specimen
of ftrneh binding; half levant morocco. dit
THACKERAF'S WORKS; The Beautiful Illustrated
Edition lately completed in = voh. svo. half
cult extra 7as As edition a.d es1y fr4ay
TKSSYSDS'S IDf1S OF THE KING ILLUS
TRATRD BIT BORE: I voL folio, In very o1ua-
mental and beautiful bEndink, $1,000
GlLRAyrs GAR1oATUREs: avo1s ot Plates, .slas
fotfo, and one vol sro- Of explanatory text, unI-
foFmty bound In half rtd ncrucco. TIL. sef In
elades the very curious suppressed plates -slaAD
We n<nliou the above items merrEy to fp-
| tlEcntt the rxtent. variety. and rtchnr+. Of
"ur atock Of tnrc valuable aud elegant
books books seldom found In Eastern. and
never In any other Western Hook~torr.. II
includes an endless Writ ~ Of bcnusifa1 sctr
OF standard aufhors- surt Prescott. Rnn-
rfosf. Mncno ofaJ. Hume. t:rofe. 1rsfnK. tTnw-
shorae. Dctluinry. tku.tkin, Dickens, scott.
Hood. ltiHrael1, Hurkc- Froude. Th1err.
SnpieF, Hurnetf, HFaux ham, E1r., Etc.
o7jtrs y nail. x'A rss.a.ees will rsester roart
atrstioa.
S. c. CRICCs & Co.,
III and 119 Statc-st., Chicago.
, 1870-12-22

ocIAS TELEGRAPH LINES.
NJ; "oon, tom n; tns commlt'ee On Foreign
Communication between The Ualted STATES and
foreign countries. Kecommitted
Nj. SARGENT Introduced bill 10 forfeit tn tne
vile I Sacramento VALLEY Railroad Company.
Passed.
THE DEMOCRACY r1ck1en,
Mt. STILES had read telegram announcing
The election Of Democratic state Senator ID
re1snsy!xan1a b. majority Of 1,sss tApplause
TENSION BILL
+, AZ 9d2a no sstr s Pe%ston.
dters Of the Missouri enrolled militia. Referred,
woXAS Suffrage,
Mr. JULIAN presented memorial from VIC
andes he aoa Fenss o1
to the constitution, and asking the enactment Of
certain Lawn to Rus1antee that night to the women
ne Gn,ted =; ~ as 1sn Referred and ordered
TIE AANksrY B1L-
MI. BC TIER {Mas&, rpse 70 make pEoposl.
1n n fessnee S to posrpontnE The vote on the
V: FAKSswoRrn oete:t<a. and called for
the regular ortet.
1ae esrEakER decided tns, Xr. Butte. Vas in
Mi. BUTLER said he had supposed he was
pf0ceedlnK with the consent OF every gentleman
that number of members had left the cits, not nj
expecting Thai vote would be tatcu. and he
therefore pfoposed adjournment until the second
The sPEAKER ssid hat under the pre.,ou,
qneEnon tie motion could not be Entertained, e1-
eet = SrTR pa{sS e ,econsae, III,
5ess. Is; nsyz '''A' & s'''A'a' As'*e' 70
Nj BrTLER u: AmoEed to postpone further
consideration Of me bill md amendments until
"Wednesday. The 11th Of January.
Nr. WOOD. ask whether the motion 70 post
poae y not u he interest OF those opposed % any
, 1870-12-22

1HK CHICAGO WExUx TR1sENz hAs = 1arser AEd
better circulation In the Wet than any otarf Journal
II f. excellent rcd{u for advrstisirx cfrcfalIy to
thoee rho With tha patruuafe Of the prodpe.
Ing t!atses- limited number Of alvesseuenss VII
he taken. At moderate saes- Subscription price OF TIE
"1KKLT T11HcHE. s. PEI zununa. with liberal zedIc-
ton for club Of ten OF t1orr.
, 1870-12-22

DCx1S fELEGK1fN lines,
Nj. WOOD, from the Committee on Foreign
.t1sirt. reported bill relating to te!egtanatc
communication between the United States and
foreign countries. Kecommitted,
HAfLkoAp LANDS FpRFE1IIn
Nj. SARGENT Introduced bill 10 forfeit to tue
United States certain lands granted the Placer.
vile / Sacramento Valley Railroad Com 2any,
I1&Scd. - -
, 1870-12-22

AGENTS FOR SALE OF TICKETS FUR CHICAGO:
ia. WOIFOItD. t.s:s Cinrk-.t-
II. Ei.&Et:i~, 81 Cinrk-%s.
J.E.fsRAST+ sDI ne4rborn-4r-
, 1870-12-22

THE DEMOCRACY T1CkLgn,
Ar. STILES had read 4 telegram announcing
the election OF Democratic stAte Senator Il
Oil the Democratic Rtt1e~
, 1870-12-22


IN the FcASeembltnR Of tho Senate, After tho TO-
ress sud ihe disposal Of some unlmportaut m1s-
terr The resolution relating 70 San Domingo W1s
tsftn ur. and the debate resumed.
IN. MURIQN replied At length and in det1lf to
shr r.oints mada hi Nj. Sumner. -RAteninE 10 Nj.
SRmrt.9 aufReatou that be {At. Mor1on} was
taaahd~Atl 1dvlAsf Of The Pso6da3k, Id fre-
apAHS Ft3ttpe 4 ~ M1tsa 2sQtag NtAfs ~ ep0-
, 1870-12-22
xQAIaE&.
NA1OHIU NOTI0Ik

sXNs014fE.
The anunat eo.n,7nicatIon Of Apollo Ldxe. "a. 81
F. & 4. ~ fof election ot officers and payment Of
dneA viii Be held Ibis fThnlsda.} evening. Il ~
e'tlocE Member Afe hereby notthed u attend. By
order Of the ". n. EDWIN 1KKAT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-10
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, APRIL TO- 1870.

l2c; 6, 8 and Is casks clear rib sides st 10;
IL do at 1910; IL do at l6Ac; 4, S, 10. 70 ana ~
casks clear sides ct Tic; DO at I14c' ana ~
tierces sugar cured hams at 1ec o n: sugar
cured hams are now firm at l60lssc D 70.
Shoulders are now held at l24c: cleaI rAo
sides l6s@l6lc; clear sides l75gl7Sc e 10.
BREAKFAST BACoN--Commap9s le5'VASc -
Il. =;
DIZZY SALT MRAr-Shouldsrs held at &c
with lesc offered; rib sides are held at 1885,
with 1890 offered.
LARD-The market Is very urn ana Sie 81 e
are ouoted 81 l55MlGc, kegs l7lW17Sc D ID.
A lot of le tierces and one OF 20 tlerces
pressed sold at i6c q 70, and so kegs pressed
at 17}c.
WHrsKy-The market is quiet and steady.
Western rect,fied is quoted at Sl0l oo u
gallon for good to choice, and 923@9'3c Tor
common. so bbls sold at 81 y gallon. -,
CORN MEAL-50 bbis choice Kindred scia
on the landing at 81 so - Dbl.
SrARCR-5O0 bbls Western starch sod on
private terms. II is quoted at 5{@ec - ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-10


This is the last night of Miss Lucille
Western at the Academy Of Music. and the
last night also of "Frou.F rou." The enter
tainment will conclude with the drama of
"Oliver Twist" Tomorrow evening first
appearance OF Rose and Harry Watkins, in
the grand romantic Irish drama of ''Erodden
Down, or Under Two Flags
st. CAarles Theatre.
This evening the great spectacle Of Sun.
dine,' and the Morlacchi ballet troupe.
Tomorrow evening the grand romantic
spectacle Of ''Tale OF Enchantment," en-
bracing all the main features Of the spec
tacle, known as the "Black Crook The
public, aud especially the patrons Of the
st. Charles, will be glad to know that the
Morlacchi ballet troupe have extended their
engagement another week.
Opera House.
This evening &C. La Traviata." in the third
act 6 advertisement. The concluding per-
formance will be vaudeville in one act
called ola Consigne est de Reuter-" Sun
| day prices. Tomorrow evening and Tues
| day evening Rossini's Stabat Mater, sung
by Messrs. Mlchot, Dumestro, Depassio. and
| Ketten, and Mines. Dupuy, Arpal, helss,
and all the artists Of the opera.
| varieties
Tomorrow evening and Tuesday evening
Days sensational play of Under the Gas
Light"
| an,e.' Circus and Menazerle.
This is the last hight of the grand oriental
menagerie and circus at Tivoli Circle, the
largest and most complete establishment in
the country, which is always attended by
thousands OF people. Go.
Grand Druioicai Festival.
Under the auspices of the Grand Grove
of Louisiana grand Druidical Festival
will be held at the Fair Grounds on Sunday,
May eighth, and Menday, ninth, which Will
probably be one OF the grandest affairs Of
the kind ever attempted III this vicinity.
Full particulars hereafter.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The first grand mask and fancy dress ball,
By the order of the Knights of Pythias, for
the benefit of their relief fund, will be given
| Easter Monday evening, eighteenth instant.
The Turner Association.
The grand May Day Festival OF the Turner
Association of New Orleans will be given on
the Oakland Course Riding Park, Sunday
| and Monday, May frs, and second.
| Fisemen's Festival.
| A grand Firemens' Festival will be given
| by Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, for tie
benefit OF their relief fund, on Easter
| Sunday, seventeenth instant, when there
will be pony races, trots, foot races, match
games of base ball. grand balloon ascension
riety of other amusements. The Pelicaas
know how TO do it. and rs proof OF that
| declaration We refer our readers to their ad'
| vertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-10
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baden. Thomas Freeman, Favorita and st.
louis: barks Egeria, VIM. Rathbone and Jo-
hanne Morel.
PAss-A.LOurRE, April 9, s p. N.IWind
northeast and light. No arrivals. Sailed:
Schooner Too Late.
VIoKsBuRe, April s-Fassed up: r. E.
Lee at 8 A. NJ, Marcella at Il NJ. Down;
Grand Era at 4, Mary Miller at A. M.
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, April 9-River has fallen three
feet four inches and is thirty-seven feet
seven inches. Weather cloudy; some rain.
PIrrsBURG, April 9.-The Monongahela IS
falling slowly with seven feet eleven inches,
and the Alleghanay nine feet nine lncbes
and falling slowly. The Glasgow departed
for New Orleans with a good trip. Weather
cloudy with indications OF rain.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-The river has fatsen
three feet during the last twenty four hours,
with thirty-seven feet in the channel and
sixty-five feet sp ,ce under the bridge. Ar
rived: Alaska, from New Orleans. De-
pared: Alice Dean for Memphis, and J. ".
Garrett to New Orleans.
CAIRO, April 9.-Departed: Henry Ames
from New Orleans for st Louis, at A. ID
Samson Horner, from Pittsburg for 'lcks-
burg, at 6 P. NJ; Belle, st. Louis, from
Memphis for St. Louis, sP. NJ. Silver Moon
from Cincinnati for Memphis, 9 7. NJ, Ajax
from Pittsburg for New Orleans, P. NJ
Julia, from Vicksburg for St. Louis, ?. M.
Sam Brown from Memphis to Cairo ?. M.
6allie, from New Orleans for ST. Louis
Mary Alice, from st. Louis tor NJ Orleans
Belle Memphis, from st. LOUIS for Memphis
5P. M, NJ. J. Wicks. from Cairo for Ne'
CT a1s, p. M.
The river rose three inches during tn
pist twenty-four hours. There has been
nght rain all day. Mercury 81.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Arrived: Belle ver
non, from New Orleans. Departed: Bel
Vernon, for Cincinnati. The river has ia
len two feet within the last tventy-tou
hours. 1t is seventeen feet in the canal, AZ
fifteen in the chute, with seventy feet undo
the bridge. Weather cloudy.
Glasgow and Cornelis, from New Orleans
Departed: w. r. Arthur for New Orleans
Peoria and Rob Rob for keokak, Bayard 10
Hannibal, and the Rubicon for Vicksbure
River stationary, but all the upper stream
are rising rapidly. Weather cloudy AM
raw.