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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
NEW YORK.
Firm-Robbery Of Federal ssonda-
ship Thomaa Freeman from New Or
leans Struck by LightAing and Ab@n.
doned-Cannon and Carriage Drayya
IL, from the EoA.


ship Thomas Freeman from New Or
leans Struck by IightAinR and Ab@n-
doned-Cannon and Carriage Dra,ya
u, from the seA.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Money is very easy.
the offerings being largely in excess of the
demand. Loans on stocks were made at
sos, and On government securities at 4.
Prime discounts 71S. Gold was dull during
the forenoon, with decline to ll24; later
in the afternoon it was strong and higher,
with an advance from l13 to 1l35, closing
at ll33. Government securities opened
steady and closed strong. with an upward
tendency in sympathy with gold. The
closing prices were: 6s. 1881 coupons, 1l43;
1862, 1929; 1854 Ill; 1865 1lls; new, 1901;
1867, 1lOi; 1868, ll0l; laos. 1861. Southern
securities opened firm on the entire list and
closed quiet, but, firm; Tennessee 6s, COZ;
new, 56l; Virginia old, 694; new, so; Lou
isiana g., 75{; new, 723; levee 6s, 755; 8s, 81;
Alabama s., 99l; Georgia Is, S5: Is, 93;
North Carolina. old, 46; new, 22i; South
Carolina, old, 81; new, 81.
Money very easy; gold ll39; governments
closed with an upward tendency; Southern
securities closed quiet.
Bacon & Hyde's office, on Futon street.
was robbed of box with $4,000 worth OF
federal bonds. No clue.
motion made to- day before Judge Brady
to dissolve the injanc lion agsinsS Ramsey
from the prosecutions. of his aclbn against
the Erie Railway, or at least to motify.
The ship Thonas Freeman, from New Or
leans, was strnck by'lightning and took FIRE
After vain attempts to stop the flames, sns
was abandoned by the crew who were taker
OF BY the brig Omega, and brought to New
York.
| A cannon and carriage, all complete, evi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
FOREIGN.

MARROW Escape of Queen Victoria. and
Princess Alexsnds in-ou- supreme
CsuSr Appiaude0 by the Press-Fen-
fan MOvements-The. Fisb'sctiam-
She aloutper sier- II our bon Duei-
Monspensler's Chances for the Throne
-Tue Nj arashon Brbgauds SurrOuded--
The Ballot In Bavaria-BurAsngame
Treaty siRned by Eussyan Aufhorfties.-
I.oSDos, April 22-The Queen and Prin-
cass Alexaudria had q narrow escape to-day.
While driving near Hyde Park their carriage
was pursued by n runaway team, with q
heavy wagon. The Royal carriage by skilfuI
management avoiied collision.
The morning press applauds the Supreme
CoDrt of the United States for its refusal to
reopen the legal tender question, and ex-
presses the opiniopsthat the balance otiAmer-
lean legal authority is adverse to the con-
stituti0nality Of the legal tender act.
The Times approves the World Evangeli-
cal Conference in New York, and thinks 1t
may achieve las ing and beneficial results.
The police are vigiiant in the neighbour
hood of the Pail Mall Gdzeae office, which
the Fenians have threatened to destroy.
The Fenians are. unusually active. Arms
and other war material were seized yester-
day at Manchester and Newcastle.
PANS, April 22-rhe Journal Francois
denies that Daru and Beuffett withdrew
| from the Cabinet in Consequence of letter
| It is understood that decree will be an
| nounced on the adoption of the Senatus
| Consnltum, aud couyoking the French
people to vote on plebiscitum, on May 81
| and will be published tomorrow.
! The Imperial letter, explaining the Pro-
Eposed changes, will appear on Sunday.
The French army will participate in the
plebiscitum.
MADRID, April pa Carlist deputy has
proposed the investigation of the Montpen-
| sier- Bourbon duel. General Prim opposed
| the motion, inasmuch as the matter had
| been before the courts.
The Cortes sustained General Prlm's
| views.
! The Orlednist, newspaper, thinks that
| Montpensler's duel has improved his chances
!! for the throne.
BERLIN, April 22.--Count Bismarck is bet
| ter.
| The Chinese Embassy has ar iyed here.
ATHENS, April 22.-The Marathon brigands
have been surrounded by the troops, but
they retain their prisoners and refuseto sur
render them.
MUNICH, April 22.-The introduction of
the ballot at elections in Bavaria, is pro-
posed.
BUCHAREST. April 22.-The ministry un-
der Prince Shika are dissolved.
| BERLIN, April 22.--The Russian authori-
ties have signed the Burlingame treaty, and
| agreed to q fair settlement of the frontier
| question. AZ !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
THE EDGEW0RTH PERJURY CASE
NATURALIEATi0N PAPERS IN BLANK
Commissioner Urban's Court

William II. Cooley vs. Richard B.
Edgeworth- William Woeiper VS.. Same-On
the ninth of March, 1870, William H.
Cooley. Judge of the Sixth District Court of
the parish of Orleans, made an affidavit
before d. Urban, United States Commits
sioner. TO the following effect: That Richard
B. Eigeworth, of New Orleans, did commit
the crime of perjury by falsely and mali
ciousIy swearing, on the first OF July, 1868,
and before committee OF the House OF
r presentstives of the Fortieth Congress of
the United States, that he (afiant) as Judge
of the Sixth District Court of the parish
of Orleans, has signed papers certifying
that blank foreigners by birth had
been naturalized before his court, that
said Edgeworth then and there did swear
falsely aud maiciously that said papers, or
certificates, go signed by ataant without
containing the names of the persons. were
so signed by sffisnt in his capacity of Judge.
corrnptly and in violation Of the laws OF
the United States, and for the purpose that
said certificates should afterward be filled
up with the names of persons who had
never appeared before him as Judge to De
naturalized. and who had not complied
with the requirements of the law. That
said Edgworth swore falsely and na!iciousIy
that the blank certificates of naturalization
aforesaid came from the Sixth District Court
and we're signed IN the Handwriting OF afhant.
thus charging, under the sanction Of an oath,
that afflant had been guilty Of a erimiD al
act, and had acted corruptly 10 his capacity
of Judge. Now affiant declares that he
never did sign any blank. certificates of nat
ura,izstion ana that the testimony OF Edge
worth, before the committee, was false and
malicious; wherefore afiant charges said
Richard B. Eigeworth with the crime of
wilfull and corrupt PERJURY. and prays that
he be arrested and dealt with IS the law
directs.
On the same day, William Woelper. Clerk
OF the sixth District Court, made u similar
affidavit, Of ike tenor and effect.
The case Was Rzed for examination yes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

ANDs FoK SALE,
ON LIBEEAL TERMS
Ths undersigned offers for sale, n lots to sult
purchasers, from forty scrss upward,
UsCLEaRED LANDS
in the following parishes:
kSsuMPTION-s0 acres near Lake yerret
AvOYELLEs-4io sores on Atchafslsvs. nea, It's
it's junction with lid or Red rlver
CARROLL-273o acres near l1ne OF Nicksburg and
Shreveport Railroad
$3.50 are Boeuf river.
zoo acres on Coima creek
4l57 acres near Boeuf river.
CATAHoULA-soa acres one-half mile from Tensss
river.
CoNCORDIA-l54 acres on Bayou Cooodrie.
CALDWELL-Ioos acres on Bayou Lafourcne, near
Bosuf river.
EAST BATON ROUUE-ssn arres on Mssi- sippi
river. miles above city of Baton
Rouge.
IBERVlLLE-le5 acres nesr Indian Village. at
junction!ot Bayou Piaquemine and Grand
go acres back of Bayou Goula, near Grand
74s acres on Bayou A'abams.
ll57 acres on Bayous oe Glaize and des Ours.
II acres near Bayou Crosse Tete.
MOREHOusE-ls42 acres near Bcsui river
$50 acres on Bayou Bonne Idee
lNsl acres near Bayou Bonne idee.
99T acres Bayou Gallon.
PoINTE COUPEE-l3s7 acres near Bayou For
e3s acres near False river.
2lS acres rear Of Graud leVee
0Dl acres Old river.
40 acres near Bayou Crosse Tets.
ST BERNARD-lis acres near Mississippi river
five miles below Rev Orleans.
ST CHARLES-7s7 acres near Mississippi river.
ST. JAMEs-lloo acres rear Golden Grove Planta
tioE
ST JoiiN-IosO acres back of Mississippi river.
ST. LANDRY-336 acres rear town of Washington
400 acres On road from Washington to Bayou
keuge.
1873 acres on Bayou Courtablesu.
Ills acres month of Bayou Petit Prairie,
on Atchafaaya river.
800 acres near mouth of Bayou Rouge
1850 acres near line OF Louisiana Central and
Baton Rouge Railroad.
| ST. MARTIN-ls3S acres on Bayoa Alabama.
S83 acres on Bayou Cane.
40 acres on Bayou des Oars.
| TERREBONNE-770 acres near Bayou Black.
81 acres near lighthouse at Pointe aux Fer,
Atchaalsya bay.
OUACHITA-l4l0 acres near line of Vicksburg and
Shreveport Railroad.
$40 acres near BCeuf river.
WEST BAICN hOUOh-5pI acres near Bayou
Crosse Tete.
| Ioi0 acres, partly cleared. with dwelling house
and cabins known Gs the 'Mittie Lawn
Plantation" on Baton Rouge and Crosse
Tete Ra lroad.
l4l6 acres. same description as above except
no buildings the place.
WEST FELIOlANA-950 acres on M ississippi
river four miles above Bayou Sara.
A small portion OF land cleared, having
a dwelling house and four cabins for
hands same. suitable for wood yard,
being well tmbered.
| Alse, large quantity of Graduated Lands in the
| parisnes of VIM. Franklin Catahoula, Ouachita,
Morehou 50 and Caldwell.
j. II. HALSEY,
| A,torney TO. estate Q; A. j Powell dsceaeec.
Ctice No. l35 Graver street,
mhl9 New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
DACEs.....
FOURTH LOUISIANA STATE FAiR. O.
1870

SATURDAY. APRIL 23-Prer1ium S250-Hurdie
Rsce-Dash OF Two Miles Eight Hurdles, to
rule. FREQ for all.
SAME DAY-premium Silver> Pitcher. value
sloO-Doube Team kace-Mile heats, to RUE, oWu-
ers to drive; the borses TO have been owned and
driven together al least sixty days PRIOR TO Date OF
race.
Entries for the Hurdle Race-James SeifgaH
enters b. c. Chalmette. by Daniel Boone, four year
old. C. g. and G. r. Aoptgomery enters 8 4 " ho
Cat, by socks, six years old.
Entries for Double Team Raoe-John Hawkins
M name r. s. Bsned ct, pair of sorrel horses. r.
c. Rivers, John Foley and mate.
Races to take place at three O'Clock.
.n2sIt LUTHER BONES, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
TWO THOUSAND

TWO THOUSAND
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
AID
ONE HUNDRED RESIDENCES,
In the sixth District OF New Orleans
FUa SALE on EASY TERMS, by
J. j. ALSTON.
spsiu No 81 Caron6elet Street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
DUVEn sTAMFTNe C0@fAN 4,

BOSTON, MASsACHUSETTB,
Msnufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In svery
ware, French Timed Iron Wares, Japanned sno
Enarne.sd Wsree Ice Cream, FresEers Stow 6hovels
Waters, Feupdry Supplies, Tinnee's Toos and Ma
chimes Goal Hods. btovs Folisa. Black Lssd, Riv
ate, Earn. ote, uAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
I,Ox xaALE-ONEFOURTH INTEREST IN

u,Ox SaLE-OSE-FOURTH INTEREST IN
+ about eleven thousand, acres of the, finest
Suesr lands in the STATE q large portion OF these
lands is covered with magnificent forests of
cypress. and portions the river and the
CpeIousss Railroad-contguous to an inexhsust-
ibIe market for lumber and woodland are very
valuable The interest in euestion will be disposed
Of at extremely low rates IS the owner s Is aS0n, ,n
Colonel j. O. Nixon, No. lB5 Grevier street, np
and ii o',Lnok M js6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

r,oy. oAk.E-CHoIOE REAL ESTATE on
The corner of Poydrs5 and johnson streets.-A
,srge and eligiby located portion Of Ground, WITH
aid hu Id sheds lsrge lumber OF trees and me
snrubbsry thsrecn, in the square boun ded BY 10Y
dras. terdido. johnson ard Gaivez stresta flTst
street by = Geutn between psrssl lines. and a
'front.' or Poydrss street, OF l22 feet incnes and
lines. SAID portion of ground forms the corner o.
poyIrss sud johnson strests, and is well eeadeo
srd susceptible of being naos tie finest place IL
sbs moi igh oorhcod with very little expense.
Price and Terms reasonable. inquire OF
j W. SHAW. Notary PobIc.
,pe no A. Perdido street, mp stsrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

very large property consisting Of two undiv. .ded
squares: corner Sr. charles and Peters avenues,
with Nicolson pavement in front, having large
dwelling, two large outhouses with servants rooms
and stab bles, gsrdeners house oath house, chicken
house not house. etc. VIII be sold low and Per
fact title guaranteed. In case rot sold shortly will
be rented for term of years. Apply a. as Ichonpi
tJaias street. mnli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
FOR SALE.

EGR sAi.E-A NEW STEAMBOAT HULL,
II built and fastened in the best Torknanlike 9
mann.r, expressly for the Red River trace. lex
dimensions are: ,,oo,.
Beam, thirty six Go feet
Depth OF hold about seven "a fset.
Apply at the Lumber Yard OF
sn2 No. 1876 Fulton street, corner North Market
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

IDENTIFY recently sunk in this harbor. was
drawn up by the anchor OF departing
vessel =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHT
TIE JACKSON RAILkoAD BONDS

The $500 600 Deficiency
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

gY CR ARas ri.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PostoMce Agent for Texas
IMPORTANT OATH OF OFFICE
pIseUALIPICATIONS OF REBELS RELIEVED
TEHUANTEpFc AND DARlEN SHIP CANALS
SEATING RYAN, BAILEY AND MCRiNlE
SHIP FROM NEW ORLEANS ABANDONED
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM EUROPE
BURLiNGAME TREATY SIGNED By RUSSIA
Red River revolution Proclamation
SECTION Of souri, Pacific RAILROAD
Fenian Movement Officially Mentioned
poNEsTIO AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
.yARrETIEs THEATRE.

VARFETIEs TssEATKE.
Saturday, Apsii 2s, as7G.
nsT REPRESENTATION, OF TIE REGU'
LAR SEASON.
MATINEE AT TWELVE OCLoIh'
Bulwer's Love Story Of tie
LADY Of LYONS,
Conctr ding with the Musical Burietts c.
JENNY LIMB.
n THE EVENING, at quarter to eight O'Clock,
Bouoicault's Comedy OF
HOW sH LOVES GaN.
With the interesting Drama OF the
nUAxR MAN OF MARCH ESTEB-
moNDAY-Benefit of JOHNNIE COMMIT.
apo3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

CAUEMY OF MUsIC.
Saturday Nocn, blight, and Sunday.
Last Three Engagements OF
- HOSE AND HARRY WATKINS.
Presenting this SATURDAY NOON Mr. Watkins
Original Dramatic Versou OF ne most popular
StorY of Modern Times, entitled The
HIDDEN HAND
Introducing, 10 the third act, the full troupe OF
SOUTHERN mINsTRELS.
AT NIGHT and SU DAY, a New, Interesting an d
: Exciting Romance OF the familiar Ballad He
Toine, entitled
NORAH G'NEIL.
Or, TRUE TO THE LAST.
Esdh FssS o'SsIorsn With songs.'.'''kose walk rs
Toney Burke. ...'..dairy "s'klnS
Ap2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

REFERENCE TO A SPECIAL COMMITTEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES TM SATRE..
M.nday Evening. april s5, 1870.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT
TIE erNFFrT OF THE TREASURER,
JOHN Ii. C0NNIRF.
Or which OCCASION splendid entertainment W Il be
given.
THE FAVURiIE Artistic
MISS a 4. ICE r G. ts Il Y
Has kindly volunteered her ceF and will appear
il ccniuuct on with the choice talent OF the Vs.
ristes Company.
The performance will consist OF Kuowies' comedy Of
TIE Lave CHA
Broughanl's serio.comc drama OF
TNE IRISH iEMEGRANTs
And tho roaring farce of
THE STEkYAE Gle aSe.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-karewell testimonial!
to Manager Floyd ap23
aDrs y.sDG4 .aEFR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

OPEzA HoUsE-
Saturday, Prii %, ssso,
MATINEE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
LES E1BELGTS DU DIARLE.
brand Feeri piece in three acts and fifteen tab
laux.
,-,oe ot admission same as usual for the Matinee.
No reserved seate
DOORS OPEN At ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Saturday Evening, a prii 23,
PERFORMANCE ct SEVEN O'CLOCK.
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
IN account of indisposition of MILE. DuPUf.
Donizetti's grand opera. in four acts
LA FAvOEsTE.
Box Office open every day from 8 A. M to4P N.
ap2l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
First appearance in New Orleans of The great IN
imitabIe Musical Genius, Author and Com
poser.
WILLIAM HORACE LINGAKD,
Together with the charming Comedienne,
ALICE DUNNING-(LINGA ARD.
And their entire Comedy Company from the Grand
Opers House, New York, supported by orchestra
and extra company of
ONE RUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Dreetress. .ALICE DUNNING-tLINGARr}
Musical Director. Charles T. frat'
uis.rsss of the Wardrobe Miss Z. b. swift
xaee apager.................J James III. Lorraine
Acting Manager. D. T. ouu1i's
TIE Initial performance vii. commence WIZ s1'
Comedy of
pgIICATE GROCSD.
IplIoved by the Great LING ARD in Twenty OF his
Original Sketches concluding with the scream
Fa.ce Of
LITTLE To0DLESKINS,
uarire the piece Alice purRing Linsard will sirg
her celebrated version oi ''The Bells They Go
Ringing for Sarah"
ubors open at O'Clock. Overture commences ct
quarter to g. Box Office open from A. n. to
4 p. II.
SSts may be secured in advance for any even
ing. Ap--
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foosTlsuEs ON EIGHTH PAGE. !
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BuRMNG.ME TREATY SIGNED By RUSSIA
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aHOO FLY-sHOO FLY.
Change Of Program me each evening.
MATINEE SATURDAY NOON
Prices-Fifty and twenty-five cents, and no re-
On next Sunday Evening. April 24-Mr. A. J. Tai
bolt will shoot On apple III q mans head from
the entire distance OF the stsge. .
On Sunday, May ii. y. Heensn. Jim Mace and
Ben DeBar in TON and Jsrry."
roa"st G. s. GREY. Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

Red River Revolution Proclamation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23
Fenian Movement Officially Mentioned
WASHINGTON.

pouEsrIo AyD FOREIGN MARKETS
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

PostofHce Agent for Texas
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

inSs q said mcstlngh wsrs, TIE b.
lowing psrsons elected 70 slIce Soe
t6e ensuing year., President, ". r.
Johnsscn; Vice Presideat, +. 8. Free;
Treasurer 7. <. Armstrong;; Sscre-
tarys n. Galley; Excessive Connis.
Tee, WIN. H. Harrison, Silas XsClain,
and I. 4. Grahan. For The p1rposs
Of farthefing the Bible cause, the
city OF Toledo was divided into four
separate districts; High Street and
Broadway Street being the dividing
lines. The following local agents
we're assigned TO these districts, -
follows: es
District No. l, IN r Ma joseph
Wilson and Mrs. Samuel Bruncr.
District No. 2, IN. W. Mrs. Silas
/ 'Clain. a.
District No. 3, Is. W. Mrs. W. H.
Harrisoa and Mr.. Z. Loupse.
z District No. 4, Is. E. Ma z, N.
Barker.
s. Reports were handed in by the
Treasurer, Secretary and County
Agent showing that the Society IL
'in.6 prosperous eosditi0n, and that
the county agent has the cause at
hear, and has labored faithfully In
bic work.
Rejoicing that ~ Dible cause j.
the comsoa cesse Of ~ Chdstiaas.
kt ui pray for it. speedy adoption,
TO the exclusion Of every human
creed ard coascssioa Of hith.
sN H GAzaEY,
2 s Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

Ha1nsl-9vsusv 1ean1As opsaed
The prosperity Of this popular
farm and Family Weekly i unprec-
sdsntsd, and it, Subscribers may
sew b lossd i every ~nook and
cransy" 81 the Greet Wet. Its plan
of two oalcsa ard two ssparats sdi-
tioas. q Chicago, ILL.,, and Detroit,
AisA., ~ proved % satisfactory to
Ill eeaossnsd, thaE . further extern
sioa ~ besa dsesrninsd o.. Con.
WsppiaNl wish in. LEI, 1871, editaons
Mn b. pablsshed = Colsmbae Ohio.
and = KAnsas City, No. Tho oiIicea
vill - epssed = tAsss pisces sboa,
De-. r.. A competent editor and
bssiness maaager viii reside 1t cacl,
plape. Rash edition viii coa,a;n al
matter Of Ssaersl istsrsst tAat ap'
pears II either Of the otksrs, Will
saoA win sive. aiso. naeA matter,
sssh - narkstA 60. Of more partic-
uiar importance. y ~ readers Of
saeh, asdrtesmiasd By their locality
and respective circumstances and
needs. Il i only $500 per year.
Exanine i before subscribing for
Any othsr Agricultural journal
Aagaiacsas Premiums are given
for Clnhs Il subscribers, from Two to
Two Henarsl. Clshs can y; raised II
every village. school disarist. y sleigh
borhsel Write ~ Pssainn LIT.
ApeGin0 anaksss anaeeee. AAlseea
u. =. ,. 1swA Hsb1flneA = e1sAes
cAssaes. ~ estrsh. Mil. Coidm.
eaa o. - 8assas Gay, M. re-
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= y
We cali attention e the adxertlsc-
ment Il the Now York Observer
Year Boot" on second page. It con-
tains, Explenaeens .ok the Cycles cf
Tim4; A Civil and Commercial d.
partlhent; An Agricultural Depart
mcnt, with Statistics; An Ecclesias-
teal Department: Church Statistics;
Educational Statistics; ETC., stc.
A copy of this Year Book will be
given 70 every subscriber to the New
York Observer whose name shall be
on the books Of the ONCE before Jan.
4, 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

~ go 1asb ,a ~. sss.sa
OF the Toledo ladepsndsas ~
trict, nst = ~ S0es u ~ Sore,
tary, o. Mesday svsaias, psrssaat
70 sdjournment; III Members prsaesA
bat NJ. Nelsoa. sas sa ssS 81
!. TAs following btlls wersrsessatsd
and allowed: .,
s. Q. Bishop, patching ~ paaat.
sr,se q School House, eGte.
wistiss AtSA s0sSl3p a.
n. G. Wissiag. Col aad kasliag,
q OO.saa. y aaiArAAa .as~sizas y
Trss 4 Devoerr,s. Report I Cards.
$3.50. xa - sassra III
On, notioa Il n. Hrorss, sll she
pressUt tsasAess ioeEe sanaasd for
the Whistler tsva, = ~ - vaesa
= ~ asv -, 81 ~ Rsssi1sns
- ~ esibsd 90 s6attsse With -
d 49, = Anias1 81 - ! D,sys1
.oa1heieas ~ yTtll1 ~ speslsss.
"a 4 coaAnisAseiSe pgaalsV, Z 49,
b0atd. - fsss - - NninsS tsoti 49,
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

The Physical Lie # 'Wsmaa.
By Dr. Marley, Of Philadelphia, i.
book which We feel sure will Feet
long FL. need. 1t seems criminal
.or a.,y mother to be ignors-at Of che
, .,owletlgc contained In tIIis book, %
essential 10 10 her ovA we'll being
and that Of her ck,ldre.. Though
written in plai.. and forcible style,
it trcats . de..cate subject in deli
cato manp or, and. il less scientific
and thorough than Or. Tralf's wri-
tingy., It is much easier Of compre-
- asion to the general reader, and,
therefore, moro suitable for POPULAR
instruction. Believing It to be >
work which wall do good wherever it
goes, We sincerely recommend it -
. medium Of much needed informa.
ton. The work Il published by E.
Hannaford 4 Co., l5S, 5. Clark St,
Chicago. The Publishers desire IN
agent in every county to sell this
work.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

- western 1uatAly.
For December, u ~ rich and val
aaale - any previous number, and
Tat b saying . great deal for it,
Among IT. contents arc articles on
: Chicago - . Port Of Entry;
Tho Personal Appearance Of Great
Men, by DR.. +. 0. Haven;
The Labor Reform Party;
Our Earthquakes;
!, Recollections OF Judge Story;
II 6ssping and Dreaming;
Art 10 Chicago;
~ FortiAcasiqas Of Paris.
y ~ The commencement Of 1911, the
lWassArs Monthly VIII adopt the title,
'Ihs Lakeside Monthly, % conform
moro to its locality aud to dispense
WITH IL ses1ionsl id1a - pat name
has ea0UnD1ol 3D,Aueeu -
IAkesidc 1eoao1r asDN tfsvySar.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

That Zone horse Institution" has
lust received large supply OF goods,
including Flanncls, Brown Muslin, 4
large lot OF nice Yarn-ali colors,
some new Scarfs, Clothing in great
variety, and the largest stock Of Shoes
in the county. He is selling about
% many goods as any other house in
the county, and his prices are always
at the bottom ofthe market, NO mat
ter whether it has fallen out or not.
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