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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31

POLICE CoURT-FRIDAY-Pohce Justice
White presiding.-susan Peasants, glo-
riousIy drunk and disorder1y on the slaea street,
was fined g. This being the fourth offence,
she m was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Zack Solomon (coloredD, the husband OF OF
Priscilla. bright and rather comely. was, at
her instance, upon a warrant issued last last
July brought before the her eou5 zock on was adj.
monished and discharged. ,aor
Thomas Brown, obtaining money under
false prete ences from Justice D. D. Mcc0r'
mack. Discharged. ,,,bo
Dolly Lumsien, lolly-lookng lass na,tS wnT ~
threatened to walk into the personally Oh
Jane Brown. was fined So, .,od
The continued case Of John Flick, chargeo
with feloniously assaulting K. a. ivan Evans
with slung shot, was further ,S;aIad eXamdeu' hI
and the aeiseo ,sg Of fehs the "a Hustings Court
iHS February. s Bail re auired in the sum o.
$500.
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NOTE THE FACT. that tomorrow IS Sunday,
and that you may need box Of Paper Collars
a Neck Tie, some Socks warm Undsrshirt, or IN
Oyercoat. II IS hardly necessary TO say thst T.
2. SPENCE & Son have sn endless variety o.
these as we'll as everything III tho line OF gehtie
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THE best anthracite and bltuminous CRATE ano
stove coal and soft coke are cold by the subscriber
as low as equal quality and quantity can be bought
Mv flee is still headquarters for the best kindllng
and cooking wood. j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main
and corner of 9th and Cary streets.
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Tur PANORAMA. The managers OF the
piIsrtmfs Progress; panorama, now on ex-
bibition at Metrop politan Hall, have gene
roJlsly offered to give an entertainment. I'm lor
tbe benefit of the. Young Mems CHRISTIAN SUI 4
Association OIL Monday evening next. inls ~ .
afternoon at O'Clock the children OIL the II,
orphan asylums w i'll have the pleasure ;sssesut .,
wnrk of art, IN Invitation having been eN-
tended to them by the management.
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SOMETHING FOR THE BoYs.-lf you have mol
90. q copy Of that charming book +" Walks About
Richmond,, go thismorcing to ELLYsoN &c IaI- ~,
-op,s No. u1s Main street, and get a copy. Tell
your parents that twill be nice New Years pre-
sent, Even they will find 1t interesting TO reaa.
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RoBBERY.-Dr. Charles GuiDon, of Ches-
tertield, was so unfortunate as to have his
barn robbed few nights since of a lot of
valuable farm produce, besides losing from
his poultry yard "a number of valuable fowls.
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sunerb new styles of amethyst and diamond
r,oss agate, sardouyL Roman enamel ana oysan'
tine seal and stgnet rings, sleeve ana BOSOM ous-
tons, selected for our holiday traae' ~ 'No"AA-
- Co,s corner NJ ain snd 10th streets.
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VERY NIcE.-We allude to the package OF
French cocoa nut cakes sent US yesterday by MT.
ID. COLUMBUS. They were of excellent quaiity
and flavor and were made ut Mr. ID. steam candy
and cake mapufactory, No. Oh Broad street. he
has our thanks.
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-The travelling
public Will see an important notice in an
other column about The running of trains
on.the Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad.
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: ~ OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
! . TIE MANCHESTER PO ; I % r CE
+. IMEFR 81, 1870.
sons ctliinx for letters IN this list will please
H. Advertised"
LADIES' LIST.
... Ms. MI. Hatcher, Mrs. NJ. E.
f. ID. Miss ". (col' d. Harvey, Mrs. Nelile
Nrt {. 4, Montgomery. sirs. +.
,!n :,rs Hett;c T. Nc'iee, Mrs. Marg't.
- kIis. Sussie Sims, Miss Fannie J.
Film va, mack, Miss P.S.
,.. :: Miss SG5an
GEhTLEMEN'S LIST.
- las. T., il. Hatcher Ben iamin
o.. ~C,u Jas, noTyre Or. a. j.
. ..p... ". ] att. al law. 40 Nn. >,
..- q. p VII iarns, q. b.
s,or. EphrAtm william, F.S.
y 4. Weisieer. Dr. G. r.
r son, Jas 4. Waymack, W. Fl.
Ja-. I. r->->xcuu pn
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NOTHING is better to give as New Years pre-
ssnt than a writing. desk, or work box, or hnely
illustrated book, and these can be Obtained OF ELL
TYSON & TAYLOR, Main street.
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npAwsRs-E. b. SPENCE 6 SON.

r,erant new patterns OF ladies' tewe'ry' fringe
and neudaat sets, opera and leontine chains giose
hands. handkerchief clasps, neck chains, etTuscan
and enumeled d medslions, sleeve ana oosona ou'
auu ,nr nn,,tav nresents. at NowLAN s. Co.'S,
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NEW YEARS CALLs.-Persons Intending
making New Years calls should call at WEST e
JouSsroS,s bookstore and supply themselves
with the latest styles of visitiug-csrds.
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: L1TERARY.-Ellyso g. Taylor, 1116 Main
street, are in receipt Of all the holiday NOS.
of the monthlies and pictorial weekhes, IN
cludng superb No. of the Grapaac.
Thanks for favors.
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SHIPPING.

RICuIoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 40. 1870. --
STEAMER via York
~ river for Baltimore VIII leave West Point on
SATURDAY ut $3.50 +. u.
Freight ain with pass enger car attached' leaves
Richmond at 4 A. NJ. -
Pa. senger train leaves Richmond a. l:la Z. N.'
connecting WIN s'ean''ti +. T, DOUGLAS, sup't.
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PROPOSED fIEw HOTEL ON MAIN STREET
Colonel Norvell Cobb, Of the Arlington
House, has leased the two houses on the
west side Of Main street, corner OF 18th,
and proposes to fit them up at once for no.
tel purposes. Thes, buildings are now oc-
cupied on the ground floor by John II.
Montague, insurance agent; j. n. Wood
fms dry goods establishment, and the Old
Dominion and Carolina Insurance Compa-
MES. MIR. Henry FiXall. the owner, occu-
pies the upper stories Of the corner build
ing as a dwelling, and the offices of the Re
pnous Herald, OF Captain Charles 81. Dim
mock (city engineer), and OF several law.
yers, are on the second or third Aoors OF
the adjoining building.
| The new hotel will contain about ttty
well-arranged and comfortable rooms, TO
| which twenty-five more could be added II
desirable. The location is one of the best
| in the city. and the new hotel will doubt.
less be a tavorite stopping-place for Those
who have business in the heart OF The city
Colonel Cobb, the proprietor, is gentle,
man of high social position, and is vel
known in Virginia. He was gallant Con
| fpderate soldier, and has been in The hote
business forabout twenty-five years, having
during that period had the leading houses
Lat Buckingham Courthouse, FarmVille
land more recently the Huguenot Spring
for two summers, and later still the airing
ton, of this city.
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,,.cx xsos,s wholesale and Retail confecsionery' ne
.orsr Broad and ed streets tnew ouaias sor, "eo
,,,nss Bs.s, Parties, &C., furnished az Sh's1 A0'
sics, and or reasonable terms.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Columbus Delano,
Secretary of the Interior, is in the city, and
the guest of Mr.. Rush Burgess, Collector
of internal Revenue for this district.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN Ths
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE DECEMBER 80. 1870
Roscoe D. jenkins, Fan Francisco, Cal.
Edmund Rudd, Norfolk, Va.
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D1ARY.-If you keep diary note the fact thas
r. B. SPENCE & SON are retailing o7etcoa'S ~
uhnlasale prices.
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The CoLD WEATHEk.--The weather has
been anything but pleasant under foot for
the last three days. Indeed, the skies have
had threatening aspect as well, snd the
air quite as cold and disagreeable. Yester-
day the young gentlemen and ladies, taking
advantage of lessons received ct the skating
rink, ayailed themselves of fhe. opportunity
Of trying their hands and feet on the ice,
and gave quite an entertaining exhibition
at the Basin, which was enjoyed by large
number Of spectators. Accidents we're few
and fun plenty. 2@
During the day q number Of cenyicts
were engaged in gathering ice from the
Basin, much to the disgust Of the skaters,
though they were not much incommoded.
From present indications 1t Is fair to pre-
sumo that these young folks viii enjoy their
sport for several days to come.
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rETROPOLITAN HALL.

A1SDAY NIGHT. December 20, and every night
during the week,
THE PILGRIM: :uk LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
4 most fascinatlng ent ainment. Paintings
that are uneqnall-n in the worlJ. Mos5 charming
nszzlng Beauty. Language cannot describe me
ORIGINAL ENTEHrAIN MkST as given goo
io5 nights ia Baltimore. EVERY NIGHT ~
Quartet before 8 o'clock; WsDSEsb,Ait ,l.i,n ana "a
SATURDAY EVENINGS at 1880. Admission, " W
e:45. [de 2s-stl H. A. THOMAS, Ageat.
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BoUoUErs AND BASKETS OF FLowEhs-suiII. -,
bIe for holiday presents at all priced fol SiS W
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner Oh na,n sn .ornt-
seryoir sts. Orders through Inc poS'- -
,u atfen deI to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31

Eleaan. new sets of diamond, pearl, anu .rae n,as'
,,ns. @ coral @ byzantine, etruscan, carnett fringe
uyS s mt pins and drops, opening for the non
S,xs nj SowLAN & Cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-We note the follow
ing special appointment
Grace-Strect Prt sbWeran Church.-Ser-
vice ut II A. NJ, by kev. Charles II. Read,
II II
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MAKE IT A. RULE to buy your NecG iles,
scarfs, and other furnishings ffoa L. d. ofA'oA
L. SoN 1900 Main street.
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PRESENTS for the season' IN enaisss 49, 1890 T.y
at prices TO suit the nmss' o. SA'I' 1'' WV '
] ,oR,s. 1li8 Main street.
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,,,pEa conLAEs-E. B. SPENCE & Son.

BOOKS, writing desgs. and games, saNaeio % ~ w.
New Years presents. for sale NJ ELY sos ANN
~ to,,s next to Dispatch Office. Main street.
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LETTERS directe to the spotsWoosa s,,a. a,oto, -
can be obtained al the genera oehfeiy "
the Richmond poi it-ofhce.
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=. g. SPENCE 8 soN-Necksie', oVerc's'o-
.r y SPENCE i son
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9vgARDIN s. Ea-J4YScN,
srs,fyyAs1ABLy N ArvANcx,
list or LETTERS.

Y OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND POST
r,E DECSMEER 81, 1870.
ms calling for letters n. this list viii please
,rcrtiscd.
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DIARIES FOR ls71.-Ths lsrgest variety OF
pocket diaries for 1911 at all prices, at EtLYsoH
q TAYLoR's, next TO Dispatch office.
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st. ALBAN'S HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVE ING, JAN. 4, 1871.
)SE SIuriT oS1I.

j. III. sUnnATT will deliver his LECTURE In
which he will give fun and truthful ACCOUNT ~
his THniLLIS G GADYES1U.lES DUhI NJ IhE
RrBELLI)E, uto iMt-nducton to j. WI MS
BOOTL, and the plan arranYru to- h:a.-e- not
murder President Lincoln, the at:empten ahduc.
M the nlo, the arres trial, and acqntiAl, denun-
ciation / Judge FL her. J udge Pierrepont Edwin
81 stanton. Il: Louis j. " eichman!.
q dmssio 50c. c,.., .,r
No extra charge for reserved seats. seSts for
sale at west & Johnston's bookstore, Main street,
IL. Z
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SOMETHING NICE FOR NEW xyAH.a-n Jon
wish to enjoy your new year. vhy,Sss 10 PIz-
zrS1's sH Broad street. and get some VI hssr nice
cakes OF all sizes and kinds also some fne can.
dies OF their own mannfsogure, as we'll as foreign
candles and lots of other good things. which they
will sell you at reasonable rates. 80.
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!. snxAsAcs for 1871 at ELLys0s 8 TAxIoh
naWs depot
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THE CMR1 sTMAs HOLIDAYS.

UuE FIRST NATIONAL BANK viii
be CIUsED on MONDAY SEAT, I,.nse Sse; M. ~.
ioI ,ha, dsy viii please attend TO u on
algt instant. CwshlsY. '
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kIcHMoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD CO., ,
RICHMOND. Dec 20, E7o.
THE ANNUAL MEETING, OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF the RICH pOND AND
YORK R1VER RAILROAD COMPANY VIII oe
held at the ofnce OF the company, in the cisy OF
Richmond, on the FIRST TUESDAY In January
next tsd), ut u o'clock NJ.
The transfer books VIII be closed unsil after day
OF meeting. de 2a-6sd J
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noasEs AND MULES FOR SALE.

yIOFFs MALT EXTRACT for sale by
l. l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
us 9Th and Broad streets.
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T. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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MEETINGS.

=
CfEIcE OLD DOMINION BUILDING Asso'N7 q
a12 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA, Dee. 81 1910
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
J. OLD DOMINION. ,BUlADIsG AssOClA.
TiON will take place on MONDAY EVsN1So,
January 2d, 1871. ut 7o'clock. on which occasion
shares will be offered for redemption.
S de- nNas 1T - ''' VIM. LovENsTEIS. Sec. !,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
N1 ELECTION OF HOSPITAL sUrERiN,,, !
TENDENT.-Ths Faculty OF this institution VIII
proceed On SATURDAY, Janu.ry z, 1871 to alees
. MEDICAL SUPERINTE TESDt Mt 70 the Hos
pital or Inf,mary c3nnectet Herewith. to assume
its control and management on the expiration et
the term or the present incumbent. Gentlemen
eesirous Of obtdibing the positicn VIII please pre-
sent their applications to the undsrs tened On OF
L. s.JOYSES, 81, D.,
Dean Of the Fs cult =. ~
de oa-dtd No. i06 5th street
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lost. STRAYED. DC.

+ y>T. OUR ACCEPTANCE OF A
. AFT dr-wa by j III Atkins, i1ecem, or ~,
-. r,nvabIe pine.y days after dtte. All per-
are hereby warmed against trading or negG-
> ~ 'Ne ALBERT URDW ~ & CO.
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OrrrcE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT Cos,}
OCT 49, gi 1910

MO FREIGHT will be receiyedSsfAs1a |
he This company on account OF
Ice in James river, until further noiice, 80,
ieS 40 a., ar :, 3. TAIUM, Gea'l gent,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
Our Railroad q.

Our Railroad.
At railroad meeting held at the
Court House, in Toledo, lama eoun.
ty. Iowa, on the 9th day of June,
1870, the following proceedings were
had:
Moved that Knight Dexter act as
Chairman Carried.
Moved that VIM. Ricckhoff act as
Sccrctary.-Carricd.
Moved by G. w. Hyatt, and Sec
ondcd by Mr. Stivcrs that there be Il
committee Of three appointed to
draft petition and secure subscrlb-
crs thereto, asking the township
trustees of Toledo township to SUI
NIT the question Of tax levy, for
aiding the building Of the Toldeo q
Northw cstcrn Railway. to the legal
voters of said township, at as carly
late as posslblc.-Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Stivcrs that Knight
Dexter act as Chairman OF that com
mittcc.-.Carrlcd.
Moved that Mr.. Slivcrs and Mr..
Buttkcrcit be the other two. to act
rs SAID committce.-Carricd.
Moved that G. II. Struble be add
cd to said commi:tcc.-Carricd.
Moved by Mr.. Cornell that We pc
,ition for a levy of p per cent. on
the dollar Of all the taxable property
otthc township.
Mr.. Wieting moved to amend by
making 1t 3 per cent, which resolu
ton was carried, as amended.
Moved that we adjourn to Thurs
day evening, next-Carricd.
WM. RIEcKRorF,
Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30

Dcmorest's Young America is as
sparkling as ever. The July number
just received, is fair specimen of
this most popular and best Juvenile
monthly. Its entertaining stories,
sketches, anecdotes, talks to its read
ers, correspondence, poetry, music,
puzzles, and numerous illustrations,
and a chrome of the meadow lark,
furnish rich mental feast for Young
America. The new list Of. valuable
Premiums for yearly subscribers is
perfectly astonishing; in fact, most
Of them are worth moro than the full
subscription prico, ef.60. DO not
fail to sec the July number Of Young
America. Address,
w. JENNINGS DEMOREsT,
r. S3S Bro.swaY, New yorK,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
An Attraction.


Among the many points Of interest
in our young and growing city, is the
mercantile establishment Of Mcssrs.
Free l. Morse.
They have a fine assortment of the
goods usually found in a country
store, which they persist in selling
at almost ruinous prices. Their cs-
tablishmcnt is decorated with bou
quets ofthc choicest flowers, arrang
ed by the tasteful hands of Mr..
Morse, the bachelor of the concern.
Mr.. Free, the senior partner, is gen
t!cman Of experience in his business,
and the alfable manners Of both, con
spirc to render their bazaar one of
the most attractive places in our town.
In addition to their other attrac-
tons is the handsome face of their
gcntlemanly clerk. Mr.. Gallon.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30

Mistleto paper, Envelopes Of all
styles, the best in market, only at
the Postofficc.
Rose Tinted Ladies note paper and
cnvclops of the newest style.
Legal, Cap. Commercial, Octave,
and Billet paper, and all other arti-
clcs connected with the Stationary
trade, at the Postofficc.
Books, Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals not on hand will be fur.
nishcd on short notice. at publishers
prices, by William Clark; at the Post
office.
He is also agent for Secombc's Gel
cblated Ribbon II nd Stamps; call
and see sample.
One bottle of Green Ink left.
o6tf1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
Woman Rights.

This is.the way the Marietta CO.,
Register disposes Of the Womans
Right Question:
LIST. fla woman is disposed to ar
que with us in favor of woman's suf-
frage, IRE are in faror Of it, also.
I'd. 1t the lady happens to be
against it, zee are, too.
Sd. If the assembly of ladies is
4 mixed one-onc or more on each
side-thcy may have it out among
thcmselves,-we holding their 6onnets
The editor Of the Register should
have been 4 member of the Ostend
Conference.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30

The July Number of Demorest's
Monthly Magazine has an unusually
large and elegant display Of the Sum-
mer Fashions. with over sixty illus
tration and two steel cngravings,
together with its entertaining litera-
~ matter, popular music, and other
beautiful features, and SO elegantly
and artistically got up as to make It
emphatically the model Magazine.
Dcmorcst has also outdone all
others in his liberal offer Of valuable
Premiums. A new and extraordinary
list is given in the July number,
which is very attractive; among which
Is a fine and valuable parlor chrome,
printed in eighteen colors ard worth
$500, to be given rs a premium to
each subscriber. Yearly, $780,
Address.
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY,
S3S BROADWAY, New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
Died.

Died.
Of paralysis, at the residence Of
his Son,in law, (Mr. S. Z. Wood. Of
Perry township John w. NcCunc,
Esq, ia the Goth year Of ms age.
Mr.. McCune has been residen,
OF Crystal township, this county for
the last Is years, as man and a
ncighbor, his loss will be deeply de-
p!orcl. Upright in all the relation
Of l'fe, his integrity, honesty and
stra!ght-torwarlncss will long be re-
mcmbercd by all who knew him
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
AClosc Gail.

A Close Call.
A few days ago Mr.. Hugh McNul-
ty, of Howard township, was engaged
in moving building. For some
purpose lie had it raised about eight
feet from the ground, on iack-screws.
On account Of some uncvenncss in
the ground, it began to slide while
Mr.. McNulty was under it. There
was no possible way Of escape, but to
lie fiat on the ground. Fortunately
he happened to fall into small hol-
low which prevented the building
from striking him. This is what We
call close work, but, ga miss is as good
rs q mile"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
For Recorder

In another column will be found
the announcement OF n II. Witblng.
ton as candidate for the Office OF Re
corder OF lama County As Mr..
Wilmington is a man o. unriestion-
ed integrity and ability, and has been
so unfortunate as to lose an arm,
whereby he is disqualified for earn
ing livelihood by manual labor we
commend him to the voters Of the
county.
For The Republican.
CHELSEA, Iowa, June II, 10.
Mr.. Ldttor:-QuIte an excitement
was recently raised in our ordinarily
quiet town and strange to say with
in the hallowed walls Of Chelsea
Lodge No. so, l. o. G.. 7. Your
correspondent "Pcnton'' was in tn.
chair. The question came up on the
expulsion of one Mr.. Straight. Pen
ton ordered him to retire to the ante
room while the vote was being taken.
S. refused and drew his revolver -
Women tainted, men turned pale and
Straight maintained his position.
The smoke Of battle cleared away,
when Mr.. S. was expelled, but no
body was hurt.
One thing more; our little town,
so usually quiet, was yesterday dis.
turbcd by the acrobatc feats OF gen
tlcmen from Toledo, whose perform.
anccs were not 'down in the bills"
1t is clear that Chelsea is too near To-
ledo or Chicago am not sure which
Ito ever rival Milwaukee.
"PEAcE AND HARMONY"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30

Zclls.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-30
A slight Difference.

''Ts T4iE OFFICERS OF THE UNION FAIR
The undersigned. your special committee on
Sewing Machines, rcport:-That it was
agreet, by the agents representing the Two
competing Machines, to render to your
comminee, in writing, the peculiar points
-on which they based tiseir claim of superb
GRITTY. ani in testing the machines each point
was to be ia..en separately and after {. fair
trial, adiude ed to the best of our ability
Each agent presented his claims IN due
form For the Wilcox s. Gibbs Machine,
thirty FIVE distinct claims we're made for
its superiority, all Of which, en- n thorough
and impartial trial, were sustained. For
the competing donbIe~ihread Machine, but
ten were presented, two Of which were scs-
tanned. Signed S. D. Tucker, L. c.
Champrcy, J. Wheclock, judges. (1jIn3