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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-31

LIFEINSURAN<'EC co. OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 5000.
a. e. MrIlwalnc President.
3 , A +. Te r""1' Vice Presidents.
s. b. Paul, Secretary.
ID. 2. Facklcr, Consulting Actuary.
DR.. ID. W. LaSsitcr, N.Jic,l Drcc,ur.
DR.. James Dunn, 81
John +. Lay and John B. Wilson, General
Agents. and Secretaries Of Richmond Board.
HOME OFFICE, PETERS BURG, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
This is "IOME" institution and invests ut
reserve from premiums in the State and within
the limits of the department from which it is de-
rived.
We invite examination and solicit investment
in this solvent home institutions, with names and
capital commanding confidence.
- NJ H. G. WILLIS,
Gen Agt. for Alex. and adjoining counties.
Office No. south Royal street.
BEDFORD BRowS, NJ. d., Med. E&. sep S-%m
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the WorH-Pcrfcctly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tnts, or Unplcas-
ant Odor The genuine W. 4 Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, lG Bond St. New York.
New York inn HlHeoly
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NORFOLK AND OSTON.

~
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting ut Norfolk with the steamers .n~"
of the Merchants and Miners Trans -
portation Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf No; 4 south wharves;, EHERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 70 p.
m, for Norfolk. Returning, leave Norfolk ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATCR-
DAYS at p. M, stopping at Fort Washing,
ton, GlymoRt, Piney Point Point Lookout and
FORTRESS Monroe.
This finy, connecting at Alexandria with the
o., y. y VI. and w. u .. X. Rs and vt Nor
folk with tho Boston steamers, offers superior ill
duccmcnts for the rapid and careful shipment Of
al kinds freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d.,
rectrd to this feature. All freight forwarded
free o. commission, and through bill. Of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
V ID. GKONEk, Nur!olk, j. q. WATERS,
irnrgrt"wn, or NJ ELDRIDGE Il CO.,
Agents Alexandria.
=. =. BROWN & son, Gen. Agts.,
Cor. 18th st. and New York ave,
Washington d. &.
First class fare to Norfolk, 81 round trip So.
Second class fare to Norfolk, 50; round trip, 80
NH lift
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Ri VINO announcement
that his been so generally heraldcl throughout
the country that IN American company has again
commenced importing this celebrated Wine
Tonic is matter Of no small Importance, and
will be hailed with JOY by all those seeking a
pure and invgoratlng t9nlc aIs", those Mh4
will find in the FL Vino Catalina ,r Browns
Catalina Wine Tonic, what they want. 1t will
be remembered that imp0rtatlons were made III
1896 of this noted brand, but in consequence Of
the high duty then demanded by this govern
ment, the enterprise ceased, to the regret OF
thousands who had learned its value. 1t is the
oldest tonic in the world, and doubtless the most
invigorating the purcst ard best. and If lmpor-
tntion continues st the rates now started, II will
take its place in every family in this rs we'll as
in the old countries. It's merits will make it a
household article, and We hope that every one
who has ever used any Bitters or common patent
tonic will at least try one bottle of the Catalina,
and then decide for themselves whether they
will use this Tonic. prepared from the pure
Juice Of the Catalina grape with Calisaya and
the spices of Ccylon, or btters made of COM
mon whiskey and bitter field herbs. This is an
invaluable preparation for weakness ard dehlll-
ty; it relieves morning languor and gives fresh
ness and appetite not followed byan unpleasant
reaction.
1t cures Dyspepsia, :Lndigestion, CoStveness,
Bilious Derangements, Cramp Collie, Flatu-
lence Diarrhna, Dyscntery. Nausea, Vomiting,
Morning Sickness, Chills and FeyerS, Headache,
Nervous Irritability, Armenia, Heart Disease,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases
Of the Skin, and all Errptions, either caused by
other diseases or inpurity Of the blood. AS
Tonic in Consumption, it has no superior, Of
which thousands believe themselves to have
been cured by its use. We do not claim that it
will cure Consumption but we are sure that il
will prevent it if taken freely in time.
AVERY s. DAVIDSON, Grocers and Liquor
Merchants, Z2G King street, AlexaEdra, w,
Agents for Alexandria and the counties; }. NJ. NJ
CONRAD s. Co., 10 Light street, Baltimore, Md,
General Agents for the u. S. Office Of the Com
pany, As s Howard street. Baltimore, Md.
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TSOR ENT-WAREHOUSE No II King
II street Apply next door to
THOMAS PERRY,
our Is II King street
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DR. a. f. COX, DENTIST,

1t gives me pleasure to endorse DR.. CON, as
will guarantee all work done by him.
aug 29-tf DR.. LooCK ERMEN.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES

MSr. Give mo call jan 8-tf
THEMlCALS-Just received large invoices,
~ comprising among Others; Acctic, Benzoc,
Carbolic, Prussic, Gallo and Tunnlc Acids;
Ammonia Fcrric Alum; Nitrate, Phosphate
and Valcriunate of Ammonia; Bromide and To-
dido Of Ammonium; Citrate, Subcarbonate and
Subnitrate of Bismuth Bisulphuret of Carbon
Hydrate of Choral; Oxalate Of Ccrium; Co
define; Sulphatc of Cinchonia; Cantharidal Col
lodion; Idoforn; Bromide, Iodide and Sesqui-
Chloride of Iron; Lunar Caustic; Nitrate Silver
in Crystals; Sulphato, Acetate and Muriate Of
Morphia; Leptnndrin; Piperin; PodophyIlin;
Propylamin; Bromide, Cyanide and 1odide of
Potassium; Salicine; Santonine; Bromide and
Iodidc of sodium; Muriate of Tin; Acetate,
Sulphate and Valeriante Of Zinc. The attention
of physicians and others interested is rcSpcctfuly
invited. loot 2ll JANNEY s. CO.
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STEAMBOATS,.

OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO., ....
W Washington, February 10, 1871.
Steamers of the Potomac Ferry Company will
make their hourly trips between AIS If
exxndria and Washington rs follows. - -
Every hour, from u. H., from each city.
Last trip at i D. m. from each city. .....
trips n week 20 Currioman, Cone river and inter
mediate landings on the Potomac-leaving
Washington on TUESDAY for Curriomsn and
ON FRIDAY for Cone river, at ia H., and
AleXandria at I H. m.
S. S. HOWISON,
aug l2-tf President Potomac Ferry Co.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway Com
pany will be held at the office Of said company,
in Alexandria, Va, on TU ESDAI, November
14th, 1871, at l. O'clock nj. The election of u
President and Board of Directors will be held
same day and place.
ALBERT HEWSON,
oct 9-1awtd Secretary.
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Freight received on Tucsduy until p. m.
Returning, she will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ut 4 . clock.
Freight received on Friday and Saturday.
BENUNI WHEAT, Agent
y. B.-Thp Columbia will leave Baltimore on
Saturday next, the 4th instant feb S-I
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CHANGE OF STARTING TINE.

The steamer COLUMBIA, Capt james Iur-
per, will leave Pier No. ) every xU"
TUESDAY NIGHT, NJ ~ o'clock, - -.
for her USUAL landings on the Potomac An! Bal
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-30

The Scotsman has been ridicuiing 'he
lato attempt to have prayers read TO the
full School Board in London, an attempt
which was settled by giving the gentlemen
who wish to pray room to themselves,
The prayers of public bodies, it is wen
known, often degenerate into very un-
seemly exhibition. Our Edinburgh con-
temporary observes:
The chaplain of the House of Commons
now reads pray ers every day only TO some
hnnd reds of hats, whose owners are ioiIer-
inc in the Hobbies or enjoying, themselves
in the observation-disclosures aud someInins
of the same sort is to be seen at the open
ing of the meetings of less Important pTJ,
Inc bodies In Scotland, or at ieasC III n S -,
linburch and Glasgow, the opening OF Aomn owl
Councils by prayer has become lit.le LIZ srs,
than an annual ceremony. AT the aas
meeting of the new or third par! NV Nv
ConnciI. after the annual elections in w
yember, q clergyman appears anu p,aSd
which is supposed to sanctlfy tne pL'. ver,
, ipgs till that time twelvemonth aid..
> violent superstition, when we coz cu saI
t wbat our town councillors aften are, say
and do. The hint is evidently oorrom ";
Q from the practice of sailors, who, 10 aSol
,ha Inconvenience of repeating grace
8 eyery mess, ask blessing once Ior "iA
, each barrel of junk as it is openeo'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-30

If II triumph over that one Peteou "
chair Of teaching; io the Church.
i;Lew; the constituent cause OF Christen
dnm and the archetype of oil Jast clvn
ruie. it will in its application sta.K ~ sIieS
over all the earth nor can . .IGS shali be
caiisd wrong when done in England or !"
Therefore, Holy Father, in approaen.ng
you as rightful sovereign OF !n1 Ii and
the Church, in praying cont'nuany ~
s snH nv ali lawful means in our power
that this throne may be preserved 20 yoS
=. successor of St. Peter, head OF tho Cnnrct en-
and Vicar of Christ, We are e1pae.s ,S onr
once to You our love "a Casno ~ Enslish-
man. A We would repudiate neatpa.on
or rebellion at home, so we aohot ILL., at
abroad but they assume TO ~ Su .s tp;ma
Z of universal menace wnen my ha Chnrch
!. with insult and degradation TO tne W 20 H;s
" Thr;.t and with the oppression OF his
= These feelings towards the Holy SEQ anu ,,a
= it's temporal sovereignty are nanh;~~ one
4 the Thought that we arc aPproacni"s ~.
q Who. by The good Providence OF God, mas
4 moro nearly than any of bis preuec dmr;no
cached the years of Peter, and who during
h that long period of twenty-five year. ."v ns
o shown every git ; o, Ro the Affection and
10 resnect felt towards him by all the IaiIn.a.
- and Nv none more warmly than oulee, .rx
m We desire to see estaotenea =. ~ peter;,
IL Catholic household q contribution 20 u. has.
-, ~ hence. "a a chief work Of mercy an ines n'
ss times' and NO less q mark OF ahection ~" ..
nc ~rat;tnde to our common father, ana W.
Nv have taken the opportunity TO orine "i'
~. Ms some offerings for that purpose. vb
Is 1t ia requisite to say tnat many, w.
OF -an,d have heen glad on this occasion per
Of sonalIy to lay their homage at the feet fto'
80 your Holiness, have been preVe , 900
Joining us by duties which at this s s%sU
IN forbid their absence from nome s,;i;.s an
ust as wen 30 .oA 10 osL Of your Holiness IL
md our County, ,,,aS;ct;on1
m Apos'oiio ,r,o+u-s.1
ldeVe tOAV" '"N
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found respect, your excellency's most o0e'
dent servant, rnrp
BiahOp of Natche%'
.Jackson. N,ss., March 25, 1871.

Institutions are admirable things IN tneiI
vay. Besides the good they eHecS S"
also arc sure signs Of the times We M
For iDstauce. q workhOuso 10 NOT oHtH
iauaev of the Reformation, but stanalps
proof that tho Government OF . eoun' ~
heInieas in adninistsring to tho wans. ~,
th., honeat moor. Aud in NO less 1egIe0
| il the Society for tho Protection OF WI ~
and Children an evidence ol .ment.
Christianty in these days Of enilghte.a OH.
| A. a late meeting Of the above society, PA
aided over by the Marquis OF Io% mn";nI
| . renort WAS read, in which the 1oilo"ANs
disclosures were MADE: w.rd. Of
| That dnripp the last eight years up ~S :,n,
,7on cases of cruelty to women and cn n 90
nod heen before the magistrates, anu .u ~
, fenders punished. His lordship resle. asts to
say that in almost every ,ns.At tSe n.rent who
. onaht to be the protector OF inc Cn -,
wbsn they had Society for the nt IN
Cruelty 80 Animais' WY rotssetion Of th. help
r us so h"man beingf The object OF the socie.!
II was also to mediate between hus !n4 a an.
&c wife where family dlne aftr,. had been at
a. in many instances their eAoA'" A
We have nothing to congratulate on!
.elves upon, says the London Ontcerse,
40 tho success of an ,nstieu.lo f -. .tati.tie
~, ,an.t fall like a dark shadow on the bloie
" monuera that crowd Exeter Hall, ana
those dreary fanatics who think that Chri
t;.nitv ia most needed at the other emu
the earth. With regard to the comes ;.s.
n %is..;noa that the institution prides ltee
no an having secured, the report does not o
ss' Ter into PARTICULARS. 1t is not every o.
gel who possesses the courage ana Peisuas.
FL to act IA mediator in a quarrel Oetwe
he husband and wife. The undertaking
M Generally looked upon as highly dangero'
M Rut tn. society is equal to the occasional
n5 ~ ;ts own Showing is satisfied with
eIS auCCeSS,
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THE JEsu1rs.-1t appears from from, ce esa.G-
ment lately published In the ne or Ja' 1ear 1850
ca ca en Hesn;t Sody throughout the world was
tue the Ses little in excess Of 1000. Ten years
on n.Sy@arSs thew had increased to nearly
,neG ard in the following decade of years
noapiy 1000 more were added to their NUNS
Der and at the time of the iss Tea ses" are
the m ea sss7. Out of these there are 25S sl
gwen ay eo aS a4l7 students, and ssfs
p put Of the kingdom Of Italy, scattered f "
and down the world, in Europe ASIA AIT II
ca. America, and Australia; some a'i in tn h
ne;ss;onaries and others engaged In III
m MISS of education, spiritual direction an
the preaching of Retreats.
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pr,,c,o1-s LIBERTY IN ITALY. - How
nch Italianism has done for religious
liberty may be learnt from the way IN
which ltalianists seize property VI Iho
church: from the numberless lmprison-
ments Of Cardinals, priests and oishops
from the interference with Divine services.
| Tha naners relate that since this month De-
gan. a priest who had ordered lie Oeam
for the needs of the Church was summoned
before the military c0mmandant Oh she .
prayer for the King at Black Mass: 80,
aaoaip. we arc told that the Young Mems
Society of Ancona, was anxious 10 ceie-
brate the feast of it's patron-St. Inomas
with special devotion. 1t got up Ir,one
in the Church of st: Domenieo, . a "n t ~.
Feast for the society. As they came out
, tha members were Missed. A herd o
t sconndrels gathered at the Church for tn
Benediction service. They waited outsiu
t for the Cardinal Bishop, in order TO ms
: him. and, as he did not come, they poure
8 into the church with their hats on an
9 cirars in their mouths, and entered Tn
If choir and the sacristy. Rssses were near
IT ali over tie sacred building. Many OF sn
e faithful had to leave the church anu u.
II ring Benediction the noise was lhlerI ,;,',
and one voice called out To the guili,s
II tine.n Several priests, on leaving :.
L. church, were Missed and struck with SUCK
The different ways from the church we
M surrounded the windows broken; anu
!. doors defiled. Loud cries of Down WI
w. w. religion !" were heard on every side. Ou
Ss at half past at night were the m member
Of the society able to leave the church en-;
,se their homes under an escort OF pom
gle These young men had commi aa l.; mo
fence but choosing to worship uoo IN
ne religion established in the country, ar y;
'rm offering soiennn J;,ao;,, 6evoti
, The Pastoral of the Archbishop of Reg
ere was seized, his house invaded, his roo
Just and PEG searSneu Az. IN tho Hous
her Signor Crispl mas pr 60 IN choose
ling let every BOY OF sHs oe a. fonrteen. viii
ing OF her own Ie.ls.ou - u,arrv without
nor consent of his parents till he ia tive We
y of five. Any change iLo,n NV the authori
poor parents Is 10 oe T"ttan
rea- Roman NetOS Les'o''
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OEFIcE OF THE SUN MUTUAL lNsu
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS -
Camp Street. -
r,p,rErr11 ANNUAL sTArHMsNr.
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Tho Company have she following A'''
the lowest mArket e - civ honda $33s 435 90
Ass Consolidated and haiifoA" ivy $3.50 90
state bonds - 70 $50 Is
A CITY Seven Per Cent ponuS- 4OO0 70
A g. o. +. Bonds i,.mnj. 5000 90
a Grand Lodge Of Louisiana ooh"'- QUO 90
N O, Turner's Associ 49, 600 90
scO Shares N. o Gas Light S9mp :aS,, IS 600 90
SS1 Shares Citizens' Bank OF Lou :an ii 900 OF
350 share. Union Bank OF Lou'S"An' 9372 90
ssh Shares Canal Bank a. 90 90
q, Shares Crescent City BANK -: $500 90
20 Shares louisiana state I.i -, Rant 500 90
"a Shares Mechanics ana lra T,ann $40 40
an Shares Harbor Protectioh ooinPA' 325 90
| < shares Merchants BANK 1868 IS
| cans ON Pledge. 12,45O 20
| loans on Mortgage 1880 OC
| B,Ils Receivable. -. 1881 81
Scriu Of other Insurance CornpAn'- 45T 81
state Coupons 2s,0,0 o.
Premiums in course OF coheoeoA- 6,,ss6 3
cash ON hand --------
o-'' .s774,oG, g
uota al -
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NEW ORLEANS, January H. ISL
T., ..,s.r.i.y with the requirements Of th'. osAi
the company publish the following
year ending December 81, 1900 ..,.r ss.
So~N r.r +ha ending Doeooost ~
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rrl> aboye Abatement is u 1usI' 1i"o "N
t.. from, the books of the company. :
sriPt from 'n' '' THOMAS sLoo, President. I
THOMAS ANDERSON. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ; s
Parish Of Orleans-City OF Ne" of.An c..
c-r 10 and subscribed before me, TINS twenty N'''
day of January, 1911 ,,..- p,b,;c
TIL. Board of Directors resolysa to Pay P sa
on the Monaa Of February also
atty per the balance ,Ss 1 shf sae Monday
payable on a Sna further declared dividend Of ten
PS
Will % s5SS s:ss.'sP,
Ie%RE Wy. Ren'A'"' TsssS1s' MA s siss
r Richard Flower Hugh . %i is ~
TWENTY-F1Rsr ANNUAL STATEMENT
L ,,o,,x,r MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
> For tho Year ending April 30 1870
n,o., prem;ums for the ''''0'o
80. -, coupauy, April 3s, 1862 ''O'01 -
Board Of 81 Of sSTP
P1d also pay OsSa t alter the Monday of
Psey have dessFe% sS1P
the sF 81 sh. S1 ss Monday
,t win be issuS S d on MANS President
n next -i'' GGH e 4bA6D1EcRE, Vice President
ct HENRY " OGDEN, Secretary
st TRUSTEES: vo,aoav
ne Gh9~ ssd Al aSsm'' SAMUEL , Newman
IT. + +. T. e oSeE. A Th PRsips
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T ouIsIANA SAVINGS BANK
- AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
=. Camp Street ---- --''
"a copvs w. VAN NoRDEN.
'o9N - President si'o ps
-. Wv n Thomas, David Wallace, henry
Direc'"f' chaud DIR. w. II. Holcombe.
Six per cent paid on saving deposits. r.
Inteses. Tp 1ng in the country will dnd this Co%R mi
asse esos,ory for vauables papers, etc., nos
expense
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
l. SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, May lev
INIT, Rank will draw STERLING BILLS in sum.
lit -,art,eh wishing to remit small amounts 70 S1s
or Ireland. Cashier pro ten
mys Iy &c
ITIBERN1A BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
Il NEW ORLEANS. December l5' 10"
= srER11NG BILLS ON DUBLIN. payable II
parts Of ireland, for sale at this Bank In sun''
from One Pound up~aJTaAts Jas. j. TARLEroN ca'hielI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAUaHES1
81 BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER
p, IA, 76 and 7s----New Levee----'A' 49, DIV
of Nsar Poydras street, New Orleans.
soe Keeps constantly hand large assortno o.. q
1st BREAD, CREAM BISCUITS, and C". ,ov
Oh every ue'oAP mhis II
!. market prices q
Use THE ELECTRIC sILvEk1NG FLoAn'
cleaning Gold and Silver Ware, and silver ~
Brass, Copper and German Silver.
For .,,o bv Druggists and Jewellers everywhere
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W .''a u' ana Women. Their sweetest comfort
"a in life is the hope of seeing them grow up
% in virtue according to their own hearts.
i, For Gods sake let not the SIa0e ioo ia
20 | moor widow of this comfort. She has paiu
ot her school tax out of the hard earnin IS ol
ma aching fingers and straining eyes. Leu no.
the great State of Mississippi ROB her o. d
I'm pleasure that she has honestly palo ~,
Do not tell her that if she wants her chill
dren to be reminded during school hourt
ter of their Saviour's love, and OF his swee
teachings, so powerful to warm incl! Ien
all der hearts-do not tell her that TINS ls
ex- grievous offence against the gooa S. adnco
in the State-an injury to the cause OF eauca
mid ton, and that if she chooses to pc gu'ity =
,es it, sbe must forfeit the price OF her chi
, in dren's schooling to the benefit OF her NOR
the deserving nelghoors. a,,o ,,,cy
res. and made generous sacrifices for the cau'
nav of order and prosperity in our sGate. n
Ply fond vour efforts to this most holy cause;
tors the sacred rights of parents. me iam y,
lties is the foundation OF all soeiey, 1894 onr Ar
rate Creator Himself, wnen ne UiSee -
ties, parents in the Garden of Eden, COVER
ad- ment that looseus the fathers holu on
etc. education Of his children Is unueIM I'M. Il
ough itself, and the whole structure Vi e'0'0''
their made unsafe.
oice. IF the present Legislature enacts, a
will vour Excelleucy approves this or any OH .:
meet measure for planting the tree OF eo9ea., ,
in the American soil OF liberty anu e9
rICAL rights, ree :N 1nnp'ra ~. taking deep TO
q the in the hoieeC lie, neemn nss solid Interests
inery mothers, anu III 'Ne A0''
will the state. Tho bolsteriur of CO,
with Legislation ouI ny odncation will flou
with the peopie, Go nf nnblic virtue and il
8 and vidnai happlne eoson IN envy the prou
1s. 1t shall nave 10 stetes
OF =, aer s' Communication appears long,
q ten III my it T con Mead is the ma
ildren only excuse .""C ;rvolved and M
oks on tude OF the me- 80, in a smaller COM
doubt ability to treat t 20 remain. with
ra will ! have the nOnoA w N'
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,. .,ov, attainment is just true and correct 'FAp
It, from, the books of the company.
srip' ii'"' THOMAS sLoo, President
,o>..s ANDERSON, Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-02
CaFbOIio Tablets.
Referees Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order of the Circuit Court, of the
State of Iowa within and for the county of
Cedar, made on the 18th day OF February A. ID.
1871, in an action of partition, wherein Samu-
el Alexander Slenmons and others are Plain
titfs and Sarah Amanda Melvin and others
are Defendants. The undersigned Referees
Will. Oh the l2t, day OF April, A. ID. 1871, at one
o'clock, r. NJ, at tie door of the Court House
of said county at Upton. sell at public auction
for cash the following described property, to-
wit:
The south half Of the south east quarter of
st elton seven @. also the north east quarter
and he south halt OF the north west quarter
and the south east quarter and the south west
quarter of section seventeen ~ in township
seventy nine l79) north of range one ~ west
of the 5tn i. NJ.
Also the north east quarter and the north
halt of the north west quarter OF section
twenty t20' Township and range last aforesaid.
Also the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty five $50 In
township eighty $50 north of range three 81
west of the stu r. NJ.
Also the south west quarter and the north
east quarter of section twenty (2D) in township
Eighty two (S2) north of range two (2l west of
the 9Th p NJ the above described lands being
in Cedar County, Iowa.
Also the south east quarter of section thirty
two 80 in township seventy nine 40 north Of
range five o. west of the 9Th =. M.,-s tuated
in the county of john son. and state Of Iowa.
WIN. n. hCNAGHrES, JOSEPH l.. REED,
WM KELLY, Referees.
February 20, I'll. nSW3