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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.


We offer for sale to Grocers and Dealers, at the
lowest market price, and to be OF the
best quality the following articles in lots to suit:
BULK MEATS,
BACON-Shoulders, Clear Rib and Clear Sides,
PORK,
IARD-Tierces and Kegs
Chico Sugar Cured HAMS,
BREAKFAST BACON,
FLOUR-of all grades.
wHISKIES-Rectifed and Bourbon.
FINNEY & BYRNES.
oceatf IS Poydras street.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES

INS0NANA6 NVME ANAnS' l .
3IEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON II
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY. q
Home ONCE, Richmond, Virginia. s
osss .:ssd IN nua Ls over Two
9,c E sAssxs1Ss Richmond Prssasas
3 s. i 4 P1ssoss xdSsss
Directors
{;::s: ::5:, F:Sis:
aea s1 Palmer, (An Of Richmond. virginia,
New Orleans Branch Office.
R Rsss ssssident
Secretary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oAh-''-AA
s,s$ss.. s:sss s:s's
Hor b aGss%se Hi Maury BssuTsgs5ss
A A.si1nsyE Examiners PIN and M Scot
ssIsss
jag 6m Ohce. 'S oaronue'oo e..o |
1rwENTY-F1RsT ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
For the Year ending April 30 s7o.
Gross Premiu for the Year .s''4e's "
Assets of Company. April 80, ls6s-.--.. s'o0s' %
per cent in cash all outstanding Of scrP
and also to on asd ar the second Monday
TSew have also declared Scrip Dividend of Eighty
Per Cent On earned
ending APRIL ST., sh .t tor MONDAY in August
e. e bHD 81 aAH Vice presidents resident
| HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
d e ssd ID Ass1' s%s: Sa9sss
Z ~. =: es.sy' x;mh SS!S':s'
A. Elmer Rader, E. b. Summers my29 y
NrUTUAL AID LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
Az COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
I Officers:
g Z. S sR4SSes Secretary and T1ss:s1s;
y, Directors-C. ". Newton, ": c; Shepard Dr. ~
Holiday. H. 7. Hays. W. j. johnson.
Ofioe No. 81 Common street.
Entrance Fee IS. ....,.,+ ., DC. aoc
sc is made according the class in which it s en-
THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
woRK1NG1rES, insure yo.& 'e'' and your wives
lives, in tho
workingmen's Mutual Insurance Society,"
No. 90 Camp street, up-staira
ouiy one payment and that IS cents for each year
ave when insured until some insured person que
and then only 80 cents be paid by each survivor
| the class in which the deceased is Insured -,
Cali or copies Of charter and laws with eHpans
. ). tons. A D. oANoN' SaI6 Nv
JOHN ROY, Treasurer. o@i'i
VIEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley.
M
lCaptAl Su described. .--'.'...
Number of Stockholders "
~ This Association insures against Fire, Marine an
Riyer Rsks pays losses in Europe through tho M
W toY TrneusIec q Melville Of Loodon.
"a G. CAvAROC President
L b POTHIER. Vice PreRtdent
a~Nepv q LANAUX HecvcrArv
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DELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. % Camp street,
NEW oR1EANs.
t.z... Rox1x. President. NJ A. TARLErox, Secretary.
Board of Trustees:
Dor,5neo Fatio VIM. A. Shropshire.
Sam1 N. Todd, F. A. Peterson
s. n. Moody Gabriel PASCAL
Arthur Forsta1, T. s. bianchard Jf,
Alexander Marks Charles Ramon.
This Company is taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
at lowest rates. and gives the assured return
Of fifteen per cent scrip OF the Company at the
end of the year. as he may prefer: nolzly
WIN. B. NORRIS 600.
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
ETNA. ....--..of Hartford
| HOME. -----.------.------.o Nc" iofA
tn. leading Insurance Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid $40 OO,oo'
All busjness of Insurance transacted promptly Rate
low "a hazard permit Adjustment OF Losses at ou
| odice without reference or delay. -
| WM. B. NORRIS CO., Agents,
| ja16 1y NO. .. Caronaelee s.roeG.
| NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, Corner Camp and Canal streets
Premiums received ending the year 1862 $685. 2H
Eosses, Taxes Expenses, etc., PAID during go ooo
Assets on the 3ist Of December 1862 5432sA
H W. HINcks. Secretary j. TurEs, President
RI Directors:
. | Geo Urquhart, A Rochereau MI fayto,
| T B Blanchard w Steven, Dunno,
G W Babcock. w Williams Aug Reicna1o
Miltenberger, w b Schmidt, D. Iuyes
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
civ A0nlrn.

Mr.. Kahrer was thrown from a carriage
yesterday and severely injured
Patrick Weenan, aged seventy-three, died
in the Fourth District Station House yes
terday.
John Bell Robinson addressed the Demo
cracy at Ninth and Arch streets, on Saturday
night.
The contested election cases of Graham
vs. Mooney, Geisz vs.. Forsythe, Evans VS..
Snyder, and Coke VS.. Hodgdon, were con-
tinued on Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon interesting Sunday
school exercises we're engaged in at the Second
Reformed Church, Seventh street, above
Brown. Mayor Fox made an address.
The dedicatory services of the Trinity
Reformed Church, at the corner Of Oxford
and Seventh streets, took place yesterday in
the presence of large congregation.
Lieutenant Gercke was assaulted at half
past o'clock yesterday msrning by two men,
one of whom drew knife and cut him over
the eye. Their object was robbery. They
were arrested and taken to the lookup, where
they gave the names of James Taggart and
Daniel Gill. Alderman Jones committed
them.
"A meeting of the managers Of the Bible
Readers Society of Philadelphia was held
Yesterday afternoon at the American Sunday
School Union, Chestnut street, above Eleventh.
After devotional exercises, q discussion arose
on the question as to the best mode of dis
tricting the city prisons by the Readers. A
discussion also occurred in relation to the
proposition to cooperate with the mission
aries Of the Bible Society in the work con-
templated.
The exports from this port during the
month of January, in American and foreign
vessels, amounted to Blob, 303. The fol-
lowing are some of the principal articles ex
ported:-8630 barrels of flour; 2560sdo. corn
meal; 9502 bushels of corn 5000 do. of wheat;
192,910 pounds bread; 267, ,750 do. oil cake;
1862 do. lard; SO, 237 do. pork 22, 500 do. of
soap; 1877, ,547 do tallow, and 1880 do. of
candles.
About II o'clock yesterday morning, the
body of German was found lying in Synders s
woods in Fairmount Park, near the Spring
Garden Water Works In his right hand was
discharged pistol, and bullet hole in his
right temple. He was apparently between
thirty and thirty-fve years of age; had sandy
hair, close cut, but no hair on his face. The
body was clad in black sack coat and vest,
dark grey pantaloons, with side stripe, drab
overcoat, white shirt, plaid undershirt, long
boots, and brown Kossuth hat and red kid
gloves. The Coroner has charge of the body.
Last evening about o'clock free fight
was INDUCED in by two rival gangs of the De-
mocracy, in the neighborhood of Tenth and
Carpenter streets. A number of pistol shots
were fired and blackjacks freely used. Seve-
raj of the participants were injured; but, SO
far as we could learn, none seriously. Three
of the rioters, Philip Hartzenburg, Bernard
McDermott, and John Henderson, were ar
rested and locked up in the Seventeenth Dis
trict Station House.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Ocean, Jones, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool goth ult.
ship John Bright, McMullln, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool goth ult.
Ship, N. Churchill, Murphy, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 21st ult
Ship VIM. Cummings, Miller, for New orleans, en-
tered out at Liverpool Goth ult
Steamship Tonawands, Jennings, for Phiadel-
steamship Roman, Baker, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston bth inst.
Steamship Saxon, Sears hence, al Boston 4th inst.
Steamship Stars and stripes, Mailman cleared at
New York 9Th inst for Port-au-Prince.
Steamer Centipede, Fenton, from Portland for
Philadelphia, was below Portsmouth I'd inst
Steamer Millye, Renear, for Philadelphia, cleared
Steamer RattlesnaKe, Coburn, hence, at Portland
Bark vingolf, Olsen, for Philadelphia sailed from
Bark Graf Behr Regendank, Kusdorfr, for Phila-
delpha, cleared at London 22d ult.
Bark Mira, Dix, entered out at Newcastle, Eng,
18th ult., for Boston.
Bark Sarah Payson, Dakin, hence, at Shields 2Oth
Bark E. Schultz, French, from Boston, at New
York 4th inst.
Thomas, W. l., 1st inst, with mast sprung; dis
Brig h Samuel Welsh, Darrah, at Messina l4th ult.
Brig WIN. Creevy, simmons, from Charleston, was
below New York 4th inst
schr Annie May, May, for Philadelphia, cleared at
schr Com. Kearney, Philbrook, for Philadelphia,
was at Newport Sd inst.
Schr N. j. Miller, Dunham, from st. John, N. b.,
| for Philadelphia, at Salem 3d inst
Schr Ewood Doron, Jarvis, for Philadelphia sailed
from Providence 4th inst.
Schr Thomas Booz, Somers, at Wilmington, N. c.,
I'd inst, from Savannah.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Fisher for Philadelphia, cleared
at Wilmington, N. c.. Sd inst.
Schr E. Sinnickson Winsmore for Philadelphia,
was loading at Charleston Sd inst.
Schr Eliza Pike, Larkin for Philadelphia, cleared
| at Charleston Sd inst.
schr R. G. whilden. Fennimore, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston 4th inst.
Scbr Alice b., Alley cleared at Boston 4th inst. for
| Portland, to load for Philadelphia
| Schr Abigail Hayes, Smith, from Providence for
| Philadelphia, passed Hell Gate 4th inst.
Schr A. H. Cain, Simpson, hence for Portland, re-
turned to Holmes Hole p n. I'd inst.
Schrs John s. Detwier, Grace, from Boston, and
| American Eagle, Shaw, from Salem, both for Phila.
delphia, at Holmes Hole A. N. Sd inst, and both
sailed again.
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gives an account of a strange incident which
occurred lately on the occasion of a marriage
before the civil authorities in Algeria. The
official required the consent of the mother,
and asked if she were present. A loud bass
voice answered, "Yes." The Mayer looked
up and saw a tall soldier before him. ''That
is well, he said; 'let the mother come here
her consent and signature are necessary"
To the astonishment Of all present, the soldier
approached the Mayor with long strides,
saluted in military fashion, and said;-"You
before YOU" every well, sir" replied the
Mavor: f'then stand back, can take no
proxy. must see the mother--the mother,
itell you!" And I repeat" reioined the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-07

soldier, that she stands before You. Ny
name is Maria L. have been thirty-six
years in the service. / have been through
several campaigns, and obtained the rank Of
sergeant; here are my papers, the permission
TO wear uniform, and my nomination as SER
geant-major." The Mayor carefully examined
the documents and found them perfectly cor
rect, and completed the marriage Of the bridal
pair, the mother blessing them SO fervently
with her deep bass voice that all present were
more startled than touched.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-07
CLEARED SATuKDAY.

Steamship Pioneer, Barrett, Wilmington, N. c., PHI
ladelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston, II. Winsor &
Co.
Steamship. Whirlwind Sherman, Providence D. s.
Stetson q Co.
Steamer G. II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer JAS S. Green, Pace, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. p Clyde Il Co.
Steamer j. S. Shriver, Her. Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Br. brig Estele, Robinson, Rio Janeifo, Workman Il
Co.
Brig Herald, Hanson, Sagua.
schr Addie Murche, Murchie, Arecibo, P. r., John
Mason IL Co.
Schr Thomas G. Smith, Lake, Sagua.
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NEW PURLIOATIONs.

New Course Of Lectures, as delivered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects =
Old Age; Manhood .Gaasyly Reyieyed; The CAUSE d
For; Marriage Philosophicaly Considered, etc. etc.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for
Warded post paid receipt OF cents by addressing
A. LRARY, tR, s. E. corner af FIFTH and WALNUT
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Foreign Affairs.

The abolition of University tests is being
vigorously agitated in England.
An improved demand is experienced in
London for American securities.
Complaints are general of the working of
the postal telegraph system in England:
-Lucien Anatole Provost Paradol, the au-
thor, is said to be the new Minister from
France to Washington.
Prince George, son of the King of Sax
ony, and Prince Charles of Prussia are the
latest candidates for the Spanish throne.
According to the Times, all faults in our
legislation are due to the utter absence of
ability in the House of Representatives.
natural sequence of popular elections.
The sentence recently passed against
Rochefort is to be put in execution, and he is
required to surrender himself to the authori-
ties 1t will be remembered that he was sem
fenced to six months imprisonment and to a
fine of 50e0 francs.
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D1 ELMO AND sOoURlN0.

TOs h PH m q II II n II,
q -. 49,, ELEyE DE DEP PARIS, fH, sco,,p,so
On any kind Of Wearing Apparel for LADIES' Gents and
Children Patent apparatus for Stretching Pants from
'"' ~ No. 200 3. NINTH Street,
1875 PhilAd3.phiA
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AT THE RREAKWhTER

Barks Milioete, from Matanzas for New York
Scottish Bride. from New York for Philadelphia; ;
Land o. Cakes from Hampton Roads for do. brig
Thomas Walters, from West Indies for do. {: schrs
Abby II. Brown, from Jamaica for do. M. j. Fisher,
from New York for Baltimore, all remained at the
Breakwater 9th inst. Wind fresh from N.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 1909.
MIR. Hoar will remain in the Cabinet
Minister Ewing is to be recalled from the
Hague.
An attempt to impeach Governor Reed,
of Florida, has failed.
The wife of the Hon. John Wentworth, of
Chicago, died in Troy, N. Y, on Saturday.
Rufus b. Kinsley, proprietor of Kinsley's
Eapress, died in Providence, Il. l., on Satur-
day, aged seventy-three.
All the formalities necessary for the ad-
mission of Mississippi will, it is expected, be
completed by tomorrow.
Only the House of Representatives was in
session on Saturday, and the proceedings
were of an uninteresting character
The revolutioDists in San Luis Potosi,
Mexico, badly defeated the Government
troops on January IA. Order has been re-
stored in Puebla.
The Kansas Senate on Friday passed a
bill removing disabilities, and to effect pro-
mitigation of the passage of the fifteenth
amendment.
"A proclamation announcing the ratifica-
ton of the treaty with China, negotiated by
Mr.. Burlingame, was issued by the President
on Saturday.
On the information of woman a man
has been arrested in New York charged with
completely in the Rogers murder. She says
his name is Logan.
A severe storm was experienced in the
vicinity of Wilmington, N. O., on Friday
night, during which several vessels were
wrecked. Five men are known to have
perished.
For some time past it appears that large
amount of smuggling has been done through
the mails The discovery was made at Chicago
Among the goods seized were some addressed
to Brigham Young.
Trouble is threatened at the Ely silver
mines, Nevada. Parties jumped the Panchi
mine, and company of armed men was sen
to dispossess them. 1t is also reported tina
the Mormons have taken possession of th
ranches belonging to the Gladiles in the Ell.
district, and have announced their intention
of holding them at all hazards.
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OVIuIiIII"' s'4NUW IUIk .IiHVHDH VIE INf5HBU q
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call al
Queenstown, except the Canadian line which call al
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Cont
nent call at SOuthamntOn
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AMUsEMENTs,

Al MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUsIc-
"A Unprecedented success and trunaphank yotslr A
Philadolphia OF the celtbrated
- PARKPA-ROsA EHeIIsH OPERA
q nAbL % HNss fivHAi co Proprotors and Directors
business Maragur-D. DE VINO.
Stage ManAger-H. JACKSON f
a Bh1kf sBhsON OF GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
by this pnriyailgd g mpenyh con m ~ % oing :,
when the great musical Of tho will be the
pLSduetiop for the hrtt time y Engsh in this CITY, and
ssN''snth yRe iR q @ IRpsssorvork
Au-l ", Wy ttgaro's Hcyhzet,lJ E)3idp.s 10
opera seldom performed, IN Eprope Aineea
ifSm the fsst That rednirss entire dcble
psesent with and effective cast ebracng
inSudins prneipai Ar'te Of this grand oorbinaon.
NINE PAREPA-RosA,
HHRsHT role Of sussnna, with Miss ROSE
kssssis sTis n E3RnBLoM a. LkuRxNdR, 8. q. GAMP:
fbELl2 fa. 4 l2sG6;,H y; H. HALl, T. sEGUTN. KINRoSE Miss
Conductor, Mr.. CARL ROSA. CTcl cTA
On hATUEDAY,. Ft tbruaIy l2, at o'clock,
49,. yinAnD bOHhm1AN GIRL MATtnHn
~ me PAHkPA-ROSA (for the first time In Philadel-
pniA IN ner great character Of Airline with star cast
casls sec M Reserved Seats bOc extra Family
ns sale q soas for the first night and matinee
Irumplers No. s26 Chesnut street, : = - --f ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Napoleon as a peace Monarch.

When Louis Napoleon proclaimed
himself Emperor, he announced in
pompous phrase, The Empire is
peace" Yet during his short reign,
he has plunged the French empire
into three great wars with three OF
the great continental Powers-Rus.
>ia. Austria and PRUSSIA. 1t. before
he disappears from the stage, he
should get up 4 war with England,
he will have proved the empire" to
hc peace hy fighting all the great
Powers of Europe. Beside his Eu
ropean wars, he has had his Mexican
war, his war IN China, his war in Co
elm China and his fighting in Al
gcria. Bcsidc bis foreign wars, he
has used his army in such way
against France Itself rs TO be 4 con.
slant menace OF civil war, Beside
his important wars. he has had fire.
qucnt squahbles in Rome. Beside
his actual wars, he came very near
getting into war with this country
five wears AGO. and he lately threat
ened Spain with war. While thus
demonstrating the empire to be
peace, after the Napolconic fash
ion, he las saisel up, amid the ira
dltions OF war, an imperial son who,
If he ever mount the throne, will
doubtless carry Oh the business Of
proyin. the empire to be peace by
lighting all around the circle i'll the
STYLE OF his father and his father 5 un-
Gle. Such is Napolconism,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
sscpiy to "'sax Payer"

III. Ed,tor:-A writer III yoilr pa
per OF last week signing himself Tax
Payer is evidently exercised over
The fac. that some, OF our County
Officials LAKE on one Or two occasions,
taken it upon themselves to vacatc
their official stools, to obtain a little
fresh air, ana al the same time 10 do
Il little ia Ike way al clectio,ccring,
toy their. respective candidates.-
Now, il these ware solitary cases.
thc objection might be raised, that
they were TRANSFORMING ther pre-
negatives, but where in the history
IT this country, has man been call.
ed upon TO surrender his manhood,
and sink his individuality, because
..orsooth, he happens to hold an Of
flee. From the tone OF the article.
and from some other circumstances
slnrewith, it is evident that Tax
Payer is more exercised over the
Jact, that our officials have been
working for Il candidate to whom
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Republican, Convention,
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given to the Republican
Electors Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
,.1ct of the STATE Of Iowa. that Republican
Convention f,r The nemina' ion Of Il Repub-
-ican candidate for Representative in Con-
gress from said Distsic,, will be held at
nska'oosa, on Thursday The 18th day Of
August. ut eleven clock a. NJ.
The basis of representation in said Cons
vcntion, will be one delegate from
each county in the District, with one addi-
tion.i delegate for every three hundred
votes, or fraction thereof Q, one iun1re3
and Fifty votes or upward, east for Gov.
Samuel Merrill, at the last election.
The Executive Committees If the several
counties, are char.el with the calling Of
the necessary County Conventions, for the
election OF delegates.
by order of the Republican Central
Committee for said Congressional District
JOHN CONNELL
Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Ec1lL ELECTION NOTICE.

SPECI.IL ELECTION NOTICE.
yATurHEAs, petition signed by one.third
w Of the resident tax payers Of Toledo
Township, in Tama County and Sta'c oflowa.
has been presented to the undersigned, board
of Trustees Of said township, asking said
board to submit to the legal voters Of said
townshipat special election, called for that
purpose. the proposition whether four per cent
Shall be levied upon the taxable property oil
said township. for the year A. d. 1870, for Tie
purpose Of aiding in the construction Of The
TolcJo & North Western Hallway; said tax to
be expended in Toledo md Tama Townships,
in said county. Therefore, it is hereby or
dercd by the ndersigned Trustees of Toledo
township. III lama county, and State Of Iowa,
that there will be special election held At
lie Court House in Toledo in said township
on the 10Th day Of August a. ID. 1870 for
the purpose of submitting the said question
of ,axai,on to the qualified electors OF said
township and all those voting for said tax
Shall have writtensor printed on the ballots
The words. For Taxation AMI those voting
against said tax the words Against Taxp-
| ton.
Witness our bands at Toledo Township,
this DIST day Of July, A. y. 1870.
WV. Gu,LroRD, Trustees Of
| JACKSON RlNEs,
j. @. CLARKE. Toledo Township.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
As.IlxGroS. July 90.


An order has been ISSUED from the
War Department, to-day, dropping
from the rolls, the names Of Lieuten-
ants Leayitt, W. BARELY and w. J.
Patterson, for dcscrtion, they having
been absent with out leave since Au-
gust last.
The revenue seizures reported to-
day, amounts TO Sl6,9D2, the princl-
pie one being the lcctl!ying house
III tie 4,E district, of Tennessee, val
ucd at sl5,G9l.
Applications for new banks con
tinnc to pour into the Office OF the
comptroller of the currency. ut the
rate OF 80 or 10 per day, The lar
gest number of applications are from
the west. 1t is thought that be
tween tour and five hundred new
banks VIII be chartered under the
new law, which will be given to the
south and vest, the east getting mons
1t is expected chat the bureau vii
be able to supply all the circulation
needed IN this section, The bureau
will not call On the East tor any por
ton Of the twenty .ti"c millipn I'll
after the tiity-tive million authorized
under the late act shall have bccl
disposed Of, when it will begin g
cal! il tie surplus, held in The East
crn Banks.
Baron Geral., the Prussian Minis
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

Tax Paycr'ls OPPOSED, and 'hek PIC
sumption Is strong, that herein lies
the difficulty. Had they one and all
lett iheisot aud worked day and
night tor Tax PAYERS fayoritcS, his
pen would never have been brought
into requisi,ien, and he would have
rcjoiccA that the matter OF election
eeri.ag was placed in such good hsnds
and al such small outlay on the part
of Individual Tax Payer
Nov, i, seems to me, says AIR
Tax Payer, when we elect men 70
Office. we have Il right to expect them
to spend their timc looking after the
county's interest" Indeed ana is il
not to the interest OF the people OF
the county that tho light man should
BE elected to represent them ia Con
grcss2 And who is supposed to he
better qualified, or who has q better
right to exercise the right OF every
freeman, 10 elrctioncer when and for
whom he pleases. Any thing short
OF this is Al abridgmcnt Of the inya-
liable rights Of every American cit-
zen, and any and al! attempts TO car
tail that right will be met and trca,
"a with the contempt Of every man
who has a spark OF the fire OF liberty
remaining. CT 4 drop CT the blood OF
his iol eialhcrs in his ytuls.