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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA. fUNIC t. PRE-
PARED expressly for Dyspcptics AMI fho>e suffer
usting tonic and splendid appetizer; il strength
the stomach and restores the digestive organs "a
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspcptic
persons should Warmers DYSPEPSIA Toxic
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

. A. heretofore. csir Mills will be built Of ehoie,
Burr Blocks. selected 1t the QuzrTies in France
send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Tr-ati-
on Milling, sent by mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRACB Co,
Cor. FTcut and John SIS. =, Cincinnati, a.
ty3v113 i
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

PAsIs July 2s-The Emperor came 10
Paris Today and met the CORPS l-esislatif at
the Tuileries. President Schneider, in the
name of the Corps fsesislatif. addressed the
Emperor, stating that the Legislatif after
voting all Subsidies and laws needed for M
ticNai defence. had adjourned; charging the
responsibility Of the war UPON Prussia, and
assuring the Emperor that the nation is with
him.
NAPOLEON MAKES sPEHsH:
Napoleon replied as follows: Messieurs;
I experience a great satisfaction on the eve
of my departure for the army, in being able
to thank vou for the patriotic corporation
YOU have given to my Government. War Is
legitimate when il is made with the the assent
Of the country and the appreciation of its rep
resentatives. You are right in recalling the
words of NnuAssgueni, s'the true author Of
a war i not he, Who declares, but he who
renders II Necessary" We have done all
that depended on u to avoid il, and l may
saw, the es.fire nsti0n's irresistible force has
dict.Aed car resolutions. confide to you
in parting, that the Empress who will call
around her advisers, should Circumstances
require, she knoush how tot illcouraeeously the
du,y which The posifioa imposes. take
with me NV sra; he wi1l learn in the midi
If the army how to serve his cUantry. Re
solved TO purse wiah oersy the great mis-
sion eoukaed 10 me, have filth in our
armies for know that France i Banding be-
hind me and that God protects H.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

IAUTioS-Ibe words s.Hslloway,, Ser ets OK
and London, are watermark~f each ieai 81 the
nsmnblet envrzppinz the pot CT box. All others
~ X.ndulent handsome reward paid for infor-
NATION ieading to the detection Of counterfeters OF
the medicine o. sellers Of such counterfeits Know
IN, tim IN be spurious Sid at the mandatory,
V@ - Naiden Lane, BY dealers in mesficine
,hr,urbout the world 4 great saving by taxing
the laFe yiDes Full directions with every POT OF
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

ONLY GENUINE srRAUB PORTAB1.s CAST
~ Milf, fW Corn Neal, whes1 E1ouSinx and
Slork Feed, B0ating Appa.tus, Smutlers, Com
Shelless f10uC rar6ess ana NM WpA (seaesallv. |
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

AFrRA..-A difficulty occurred Yesterday
between e. T. johnson, local editor of the
numerical, aud CITY Marshal Robertson,
and the parties came 10 blows, resulting in
the former getting some ugly marks Oh the
frontispiecc. We know Hothirg Of the orr
gin Of the frac,s, Iut believe there has been
sort of unplcasantne-- existing between the
,,,Fs.<.. Cor ssr..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

wiliism Harnsss
DEPONB RICHARD X. RES, \ JUSTICE OF
ID tkgReace. The shove naSned William Har-
ness, DeSsaA.nf in the above named cause, Is
heseey nstiaed thst he has been sued by the said
Fafn69 81 Ne sum II tweotyLfcR dollars, pent !;
thA suit vas kHv1ght o. the nth day Of Nay A. d.
lS7e, apd attachment iSsW--i and his elects at
tached
The ease Il NV - fnr hearing IN the eighth day
b. CRANSrON,
jysviis By ". $. Carroll, Atf' for Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
ecssSslS Blet0rnS.

From the returns we learn that Jlase
county has a total population Of s,2iN, of
which 40 are foreign born ard rot ra.u-
rallied. There are only q cclered people e..
the county Merit county ..s ais
inhabitants, .:is fa4nss, ~ dwelling houses,
II establishments rfssdss,iy, 81 persons who
canno, rad ~ ~.i.e and there have been
- deaths siuriss the past year.
RS1RERY Ar THE AURORA HOUSE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
WINE OF LIFE,

The Great Blond Purifier and Delicious Drink.
WARMERS v1NCM WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, Is FREE from any poisonous drugs or impu-
rites, being prepared for tho-e who require slim,
uiant It i splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing In the world for purifying the blood 1t
Is tho most pleasant and delicious article ever offered
TO the public, far superior to brandy, whiskey,
E se. IT IN. otsr article s, ,n i s more
young or DID, can take the wine br Lie II is i'm
fact, life preserver. Those who wish 10 enjoy
gOpd health and free dow Of lively Spirits will do
well 10 take the Wine IL Life 1t is different from
anSthirg ever before in use. 1t is sold by drug
gistS; alsd a. al respectable salcons. Price One
Dollar, In 9Uatt bottles. ID
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
stiff Joints and
SWPlltlb2Ns

Thee are no classes OF external disease in which
the Ointment produces happier results than IN
the-e Its effect. in OF stin joints, Is mlI.
rp~forrd aud the arm or leg which has for years been
see.s, rreu,ies its natural pIiabity and vgor In
dropsiczl affections II stimulates the aborbent, me
water is taken UP and the swelling subsldes n
ton + zleay> important agent in Facilitating tne
operation Of the Ointment and the gentle 'athaIie
N tim Of the Pills, by preventing fever, PROMOTES
the healing proce-s.S
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

THE TIMES,
LHAvJWV081U. 8AlRhR.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

1bese Mill Wese 6sss male
% SIMPLY Tn wants q the
Planters and Strh GrUwers Il
the South, bat their fame has
sfRead to everyquarter q the
Gioee, snd they are now sold
and Used In Europe, Asia, AZ
rica at1d south America. To
|supply the increasing demand
ire have eplafged our Manu-
factory anc .dded VARIABLE I'm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

PERsoNAL-Mr e. +. Blackmar, whe
has for some time past teen engaged in the
agricultural implement trade at Fairmosnt,
leave to-day for a visit to his old fiiends in
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Slackmar Is one Of tire
most promising Young tr,siaess men in the
county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

H"RsERy. The house of Mr. Black, ON
paanee street, between fUnrh and Fifth
streets, Was entered eli Thursday night by
burglars, and - pocket hook belonging TO
Mrs.. Black, and containing a small sum Of
money, taken from the pocket Of her dress.
The pocket book WAS io,'ri !" tl,e, yard near
the house. minus tho n,onev.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
Piles and F'islnisa.

Surgical operation, meier do sny good ia hen.",-
rho.lial complaints, and the 'Ioleh' TIT ';n,
r,snt acts at once a. a mild styPtie and renovating
,.sl..n, al, the inhamed membranes OF the bowels
which, when saturated with the o''en. oy Is ,ans
Of often repeated friction, recover 's
and , radical cure is effected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railway.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY Jul
~ trains will run as follows;
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

Notice g Property OWneFA
CIR CLERKS OFFICE, }
Leavenwoth City, Kansas
June 30, A. d. Is7v.
VOC, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY
i notified that At = regular Injecting, hed ~ the
Cify Council # said City, the 2lst dsy Of 1une,
4. D. $50, the Solloving Tsnluticn WI: adop sfd
Resolved, That II IS necessary to grsae ~ snee
street from Fifth 10 Ninth street
And y0u, and each II yos, are hereby :further
aoti4ed, that unles . HsinitL Of the % neis Of
such property, residing in the Chy, le1ceY pe1sons
el.iains IN istese.a IN such psoEefy by . asoa Of
Tax titles, and liasse 70 be tsxe 6r such work q
inrrovementl shall. On 9. bssse rr:,.y; be 1911
day Of August, 4. d. 1870, file vhh theCr y Ciesf
n ~N Civ. their proeest sGaiRs sid mpsove-
,neats, the City Cosscil viii oI:ses I'D .mPreve-
meats to h msde, and contract thsses1. and ev!
and collect tie taxes Tor the sane, ~ - ~tied ny
the City Charter anA Ordinances lseA in Pur,u
ance thereof
A true copy If the original resolution:
fsEAL] WV. W. ShEisrt N.Y.,
jyl-lawiw M SNAA'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

Convection. made at Emporia, Burlington ,h anu
Humboldt with stages for All points Ia
and soutn~eS'T,ns STEVENS, GEM MANAGER.
jyl6 +. =. "0AAA'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

BERLIN, July A-Prince Frederick Will
liam commands tho ieft pf PrIssian army.
Prince Frederick Charles the centre, AID
Herworth Won Bsttcn6eh the right. The
defences Of the COAT have been trusted to
Gen Ven Fclkcr,tein The staff officers
will he sAn.c as in the war against Austria in
1864. ten Drey-e will lead the advance
over the the Rhine. Gaarbruckcn will be
in the centre Of operations. More than
100000 volunteers have been enrolled in
GERMANY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

LONDON. July ss--Ropn Won Benst,
Austria's present Minister, issued a circular
10 Austrian Ministers abroad. He say. II
unsuccessful in sparing Europe from blood
shed, and Austria thinks the most serious
consequences indispensable to war between
two powerful nations, We desire at least I"
metixate the violence Of that war, thrs>ef,.::fF,
Austria will preserve an st,i..ae Of entire
neutrality, resistirs every overture to par
ticirete: We should be imprudent if We
As@ 1eeiruus to remain active of our own
interes to omit any measure tending 10
guarantee tranquility to the European poo
IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Literature. science and Art.
Inc council OF the academy held Its stated
monthly meeting at the academy rooms
Monday evening, being the second Monday
VI tne month Judge l. W. BARLEY, presl-
uent OF 'ne council In the chair.
Alter the prehmlnaries oil the meeting,
VI. " " Cox moved aVo'e OF thanks 10
Judge fasehal for his able aud Interesting
auaress on the present state OF the Federal
Constitution, delivered before the academy
at ln last meeting, and requesting q cory
OF Il for publications which motion was
adopted
On motion, special meeting the acad-
emy was called, to be held at the academy
Rooms, on Monday evening, the 2lst Instant,
TO hear q paper read BY Judge Ollie on
heseoroiogy and the Phenomena OF Storms;
aud also paper BY Hon. T. Van Trump on
M Interesting subject OF civil history. I'd I
Inc president Of the council was author
lied 10 Invite Capt. G. f. Hall to attend this
special meeting OF the academy and confer
win the members on the subject Of his pro.
posed Arctic explorations and matters con-
neeted Herewith.
The reports from the several departments
OF the academy showed among other thlngs
That the department on physics and ehemls.
ny was making progress, but had not yet
completed It's Investigations ne to the true
test or standard Of spirit meters and gauger'S
Instruments
Inc committee on the subject OF a monthly
OF quarterly Journal devoted to literature,
science and arr reported progress, but Rsked
iot iurther Time which was allowed.
on motion committee was appointed,
consisting Of Dr. Cox, Mr.. Kellogg and Mr.,
stanbury, to select site for the erection Of
suitable buildings Tor the business OF the
academy and 70 report as to the means re-
qumeu 'nerelor'
Ano 'ePorS s 10 Tue progress OF tue
Aeaoemy were encouraging Inc number
OF inc members AZ ths time were reported at
10y, ineIua,ns IN TINS INC president and pro-
ie'sors o. Columbian ooliege, Inc president
"uu PIOioosors oi howard OhiNertltyb part
OF inc professor OF Georgetown College, aud
aiso OF the columbian Law college, together
WIN nuu,0ious mSn u solen'e anu learning
eouneoseu WIN sno ra'en' omeo, the IN
ternAl revenue bureau, aud the Treasury
Department, with the Navy and War De-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

soME OF Our READERs might have sup
posed that the statement Of expenses 10 the
Dyer court Of Inquiry, which appeared In
our leading article yesterday, was furnished
for publication by General NeFerrau. We
beg TO state that General MeFerrau had
nothing whatever to do with It's public alton.
The facts contained 10 the article, as we'll as
the statement Of expenses, arc strictly cor.
rect but General MeFerrau IL In no way
responsible for their publication, nor did he
furnish them TO the Department or to us.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

TRIAL ron WITH MURDR, trial Of
Nichols for the murder Of n. wis WIN be
found Ia our court column. The trial viii
probably occupy SsvsrSI days yet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

II MnNNOnW MAMkMFs
NEW YoRK, March ls-Noon-Ootton. I'D.
ySnosdi dem md faitj good ordinary lok ets,i
TSdIlSHs a Tsp sS HASaliSf 20: l sss
S SSn qa aR snd sissay, u psSi o.S nsS scG
e.. Oats quiet bu. hrh( n0caH esnts. Rye
dun and ne@laelJ eSatios, Whisky suf.t
rsassd lskOsT ssnt'i spirits lS0isk cents.
nALrInoHu HARKur. %
s .ssl Ss sEiss y ss .i: Ssiss
sIirS, nOoiunbIs a." At $50, 500 b6ls, %.
900 10 100 bbis. Howard Street At u SIX Tor
sS SB ana siS for 81 rssiis TSsr" i ss%s
l. i "a ,fss ~ PTIosS are H'V sSoSssrsd. " '"o
Whsat-Ths market h iaaatlys and hardly
a aIm e u has been. Psan,ylvanla red !.
3 .aa0f. ~, the latter bslbg the too price Tor
sales Of aSesI !, oOo bsshsl, - ii.il Tor low
5rsSS and q go 2, Iot tOSd 'OprAs oAOios
white was dull and rather weak. sales con.
.. y SS,s' :sI.. S,Ssa
Ana 200 do. Western mixed, IA store, A. y
iS..-sGn. .os su.hsl. yer. offered to-day,
oaI-wsrs dull and weak tAis norulpr
About 1000 bushels sold Al Nos cents, but
'hsy closed very heayI,
the market h nrm in tone, and We quots a.
before, viI' Rio 10 boAd ~ lik0iik ssntl
geld, for good 70 ptinsi and duty raid At ls0
Eeia, ior shOlSs 70 isssT Ista siosk hsT'
Sss.S..ew. hear Of no ,t.a,.stiou, TIL.
sharaetsfilsd ne Rarkst dlyI 81 tse sinsS
has dlaappaarnd, Ootiahia Wantsd for export
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

wNsutuarou, March IS, 1870. - Jay Cooke
a Oo. furnish the toliowias quotations ofoov
Rfnment seourttiest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

MHWyoRE MAnKnT.
NEW YoRK, March b-Noon-Cotton. I'D.
vsuoed; dem md fairj good ordinary lok ets.
s SS H sSSiS.[a is1 sos IS @k.s os.s sSd
weak .H.,p5 "a y, iSg o, SSt az. 90 =
e.. Oats quiet but nlh( l0e1H eentl. Rye
| And steady os7ool fets. Petroleum unehAnIedl
tsaasa aek0F sent'i spirits is0isk cents
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Is FsBKuARr there were throughout the
United States 81 areS, In each Of which the
loss amounted 10 $4,000 and upwards.
This ls exclusive Of New York city, where
the total loss for the mouth was ST9s, $50.
The grand total Of losSes was %, $50,
being 40 inersaGP Of tl76, $50 over February,
Isop, 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
toEFIoIAL-l


wluiG 1ssas' fsirh * i, siI si5
Information haa baen rsesived At this De-
partmsnt from Nj. Benjamin jenkins, the
Vice Consul General Of the United States at
Shanghai, China, Of the death, on the sist
Of November last, at Shanghai, Of T. W.
BARR, = citizen Of the United States. The
legal representatives Of the deceased can OBJ
lain further information by Addressing this
Department.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
CIXILIEArIoN OF rnn IHDIAns.

CIVILIZATION OF THE IEDIAHS.
vI.t,ofth. 0uaksr Delegation 60 the
/, ,PresIdsss, RRSNfrssident, aud see-
TstaryCoE-Thsir Policy Heartily
Approved.
n A delegation Of twenty Of the Society Of
Friends, from New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tlmore, and Richmond, Indiana, headed BY
Superintendent 9. n. Janney, Of the North-
ern SUPPLEMENTARY, called upon Vice Pres
ident colfHa f,l,sro1t morning, and pre-
sentsd the fSlbwisk which vas pubss-
queutly oGsred ~ hid fot the considsratlon
Of the Senate, 20 H -"
TO ne ssnsh and Rouss Of Representatives. Of
hs UHIed Siaissi Your memorialista represent
he soslsty o. Fs,ssSs, 70 cone o. whose mem.
bers has been assigned By the Government the
care Of the Indians 10 the Northern Superin-
resent That la i.c curing Of last year super
iutendent and nIH agVA's, members OF the so
elely, entered npon thelr duils IN that super
tasiS shSrs. 70 N gene Ia very Is d ssssd
and degraded eondltlopl but the superlntend.
eat and .Esutu entered upon their atduogs
EsIsna. M ,Ss sea- seat out 4 suppiT on msdI.
sines and olothinT Tor tho - who seeded them,
And a marked lmproTsmsntia airoAdy Obsefy'
sSIt gs sh s is
llttls for the pefmAnsnt Improvement OF thene
people, Ths samo causes, In their crowded
.s sSs "a ..S
crafty havs been oonplstsd On sons Of the
reservations, yet unless thsy have houses on
sliotns sls avail thsa aot6iaG. spd the IadIaas
merely exist sithout the possibility Of further
-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

FOR sALglkLh,q gEAT. BkHoAiN, YogR
q nSTth v street S.ivsss IOsris,nih sad VI.
,s,nAi fheI run back % thiTty;fOol alley.
aad Y .,Issts north Alss, 100 f.si freaI ~
side 81 Cqhneeteut avenue, between . and n
sirests This 10 ths hlhdsomsst pisos Of Gtousd
o. ns ayssut ,CoIneetisut avenue is new b,igG
funnlnf In about three months. Now IL the time
p PqrehAse lois, The next movement - real %:
tAte In NAahinIton will be upward 0nly small
eash payment required On the ab I'VE % .. or any
part q neni the balAnss san be paid 10 small
monthly paymenta, AaAn ibducemsnt TO bulldsTa
$50 parties 81 small means deuhaI 70 build
hensa. 10 cash will DO required for twelve or
hs,eeo SoIOSA on real SslGt.
street mhle dl5t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
NEW planning MILL.

We Nsuld call the attention. Of LUMBER
DILLGRs and others 70 car =
M 7 L 4,
MRAR FOURTRKNTH STREET AND CAHAL.
HayIsE aItSd It vi b mashiusIY for FLAMING
hATgHlEQS sAwln0 and all MILL, Work
. wsAlso mAuuiaetgIa.
HkNB.RAfLs, 40 &c.
HsFa.yood Door, Circle and ssGmsnt Head sash,
Is.ss sssi;iiSE. A. 5ssS e orS; sd .
IaiLI. RFDhSk. GOTHAM ( CO.
-, ,lfueee,soTs 10 H. ". Hamilton 4 C9Saa
mhls IN ola haIapeI Gus.
PUHPs. WELLS. Go.
MATon's ogIIsE. err HLLLl
WAsHIHaroH. D. G., March lsN
PrOp0gAla will ls tsesiNed a. this emes uptil 70
S,elo,k. n. 81 FRIDAY. April 9 ls1s. q, ne
PumPs Ahd HJdTAhts for heIeAr oomaenoing
Biddsrs Tor rapa,rs Of pumps will state the price
Rer pump Tor which they will Keep thv pumns Of
lkis city Ia Eeod sondlt for one year, abd fuT-
hiak ali the nseeaaAry materials thelefJr from the
Ina hsI snisJ ists eenTiet with thl' city for the
Hase siS SSss ' Be sssjmpanisd By written
ula.Antesa Ia substanos, q. followsi
"i. D GuArAntss, this proPotal be AZ.
Ssplsd By the mayor, thai the bidder will enter
ihto = oontTaai for the sAmo, aud TeTfotm the
uoIk Ase9Tdlnl 70 the Requirements thereof
spssihsstiOns eau be ebtslpsd a. The Mayors
ISis .sa . D0"AN' ~N0''
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07

'sDiaMa, &c.
In calculation (perhapsl of some
remarks we made two weeks ago in
regard to Mr.. Street, of the St Paul,
Iowa and st Louis Railway Company,
the Citizen goes tor Mr.. Street thusly;
We are assured. ON good authority
that Streets paper in Marshalltown, is
not worth over 80 cents on the dollar.
Rather an anamolous character to be
President of Railroad. We have
more faith in the Plug than in the
Street Railway. A legal gentleman,
from the future State Capitol, informed
us that Street, had got out pa.en,
which nobody would buy, and he had
large lot OF pamphlets printed which
he did not pay tor until he went into
the Railway business, and blcd several
gullible individuals in various localities
our neighboring city included. lie
has now gone East to distribute his
pamphlets and sell patent rights, and
he has in his pockets what he had no,
had for a long time before, plenty Of
greenbacks, aud SO he took Mrs. Street
along with him. "Grcat is Diana Of
the Ephesians,' but greater is tic grea,
Street Railway King.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07

Library Association.
The Regular Annual Meeting Of the
Toledo Library Association took place
last Monday evening at the School
House.
This being the day fixed by the con-
stitution for the election of officers for
the ensuing year, an election was held
with the following result: namely;
President, Leander Clark.
Vice President, William Reickhoff.
Secretary, M. b. C. True.
Treasurer, Levi B. Nelson.
w. H. Graham presented bill of
So for services as librarian from July
1859 to date, which was allowed.
The executive committee was au-
thorized to procure printed catalogues
OF the books for the use of the men,
bers, and printed certificates of mem
bership.
Mesrrs. J. r. Stewart, A. II. Stcr-
rett and c. G. Guilford were appointed
a committee to examine the constitu-
ton and Bylaws and report to the
executive committee for incorporation
in the call for the next meeting no
LITIGATION of such amendments thereto,
US they shall deem desirable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07

Council met pursuant to adjourn.
mcnt, at the recorders office, March
3l,-all the members present.
On motion of Mr.. Hyatt, the Con-
Gil reconsidered its action Of the last
meeting in regard to opening the pro-
posed extension of Church St., aud it
was further ordered that the proposed
opening be extended only as far south
as the north side OF Mr.. Knapp's land.
The committee on Ordinance was in.
structed to report, at the next meet
ing, an Ordinance III accordance with
the petition for sidewalks presented at
last meeting. Also, to report an Or
dinance amending Ordinance No. g,
SO as to require all walks heretofore
laid to be 4 feet wide, and made OF
not less than inch boards, laid on
8 stringers, running lengthwise. Also,
to report an Ordinance for sidewalk
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07
Lunatic Irregularities.

Some wiseacre, learned in the coquet-
fish ways Of our lesser luminary, gives
us the following bit Of information,
which may not be without profit to
any one who desires to witness the
promised luxury. Look out for the
18th Of April.
In January there were two new
moons, and. while February had not
even one new moon, March will have
two. This is owing to the form Of our
arbitrary calender, but the like of it
has not occurred for at least two scores
OF years. II tho night of the 18th OF
April is clear, the moon will be sight
worth looking at. as it will then be tull
while at the perigcc OF its orbit (the
point in Its orbit nearest the earth).
So her apparent size will be the larg-
est it can ever get. This conjunction
cannot happen oitcner than once in 20
years, and SO perfect conjunction will
not happen again Ill several centuries
So be on tho lookout at an early hour.
No reserved seats.