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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

UNMA1LApLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JANUARY II, ISL
Charles Harrington, Richmond; Mrs. E
G. Peyton, Staunton, Va; Charles NJ. Gal
leher, Waynesboro', Va; Miss Bette An.
derson, tynchburg, Va; Rev. l.. w. vii.
Henrico, Va; DR.. L. S. Gaillard, Louis.
Vile Ky
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CAUGHT ON THE WING yesterday morn
ing Detective Dan. WreEn found negro
named Henry Jackson, who recently de
serted from the chain-sang, in the act O
stealing iron. The fellow ran off, and it wa:
necessary to fire L couple of pistol shots al
his back; but he was presently caught ant
sent TO the police station.
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"THE HEATHEN CnINEE." - Ellyson &
Taylor. 1ll6 Main street, have received
Fields, Osgood & Co.'s neat edition of the
complete pcetical works Of Bret Harte, all
thor of the "Hcathen Chinec." The "Chi-
nee" is one of the poems in the book.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PROF. CALKINs ON OBJECT TEACHING
Prof. N. A. Calkus lectured on " The His
tory and Principles Of Object Teaching" Mt
the hall of the House of Delegates last
night. There was a good attendance of the
friends of education, and they were re.
warded by hearings a most interesting ad.
dress.
Prof. Calkins said at the close of the six.
teenth century Francis Bacon announced
to the world the instructive system of phil
osophy. These principles attracted the at-
tention of John Amos Comenius early in
the seventeenth century. He was the first
to apply these principles to education: He
visited Great Britain, Sweden, Holland,
Hungary. and other countries, to aid in the
reformation of their schools. He announc-
ed. among other principles, the following
"To know anything is to he able to rep
resent it either by the mind, or hand, or
tongue"
"One showing to the eye is more than
ten Showings to the ear"
"The beginning of knowledge Is with
the senses the beginning OF teaching
should be with actual inspection, not with
verbal description ofthings."
The same principles were advocated by
John Locke, and subsequently they at
tractnd the attention of PestaloZZi. native
of Switzerland. This was about the close
of the eighteenth century. It was about
this period that these principles, previously
promulgated, were introduced into sys-
TEN of primary education. The success OF
the system led to general improvements
throughout Prussia and Germany, and
have been incorporated into the most ap'
proved systems of education in this coun-
try.
The lecturer gave spirited illustrations,
showing that this is the natural method OF
gaining knowledge. He defined "Ohject
Teaching as a process of training children in
such habits Of faccurate observation that they
shall attain the power of readily and prop
ery learning important facts from every
thing around them. and of grouping kin
dred facts together.'
We cannot pursue this sketch Of the lee
ture further. Suffice il to say that it was
both instructive and entertaining. Super
intendent Binford deserves the thanks of I'LL
thinking people for introducing lis to such
men as Calkins, Newell, and Creery.
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SALE OF BANKRUPT PRoPERTY.-Wc will sci
at auction this day at IL o'clock In front of the
custom-h0use, for Lewis +. Highly, Esq, general
assignee in bankruptcy, large number OF yalua.
BILE farms, s9mc OF which are dcsirably situated
Cook { LACGuTON Auct'rs.
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FLowERs.-A large collection OF camelias ant
other flowers, suitable for bOuq5ets and floral de
signs of every description. Particular attention
given to nJral decoration OF wedding and othe!
parties.
2treet cars pass the garden every twenty minutes
JOHN MORTON, florist,
corner Of Main and Reservoir streets.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judgc
II. l.. Bond presld1ng.-In this court yes
terday sundry cases were called and dis.
posed Of
w. III. Combs, indicted for violation OF
the internal revenue, was tried and found
guilty. The sentence, however, was sus-
pended, and the prisoner allowed bail upon
his own rccogniZance in the sum of $500 fol
his presence when required.
Five attorneys qualified to practice at the
bar of this court.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-1n this
court yesterday the decision of the Circuit
Court in the case of MeFeigh Us. the South
ern Express Company was affirmed.
Judge Crump submitted an argument fol
the appellant in the case of Chahoon.
f. NJ. CONNER, Esq, qualified to prac-
tice in this court.
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THE GRAND RATTLE takes place at JoIINSoN'S S
restaurant 18th street, tonight at O'Clock, when
you will have chance Of getting splendid horse,
fine buggy wagon, and )mc valuab e Jewelry.
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ExECUTIvE.-Gov. Walker on yesterday
appointed John A. MoSby 1st Inspector at
Anderson & MyerS's warehouses, in the
city of Richmond, and james Twyman a
notary public for Madison county.
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Ritllmoud 0ispatth.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIspATCh
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CuLATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BURGLARIoUs RoBBERY.-On Tuesday
night the hall of Mrs. William b. Jones's
residence, on Clay street, between 10th and
1lth, was invaded by thieves, who took
away with them several overcoats and hats.
The articles were soon missed, and the
alarm being given at the second police sta
ton, acting Sergeant Hall followed the
trail of the thieves to the basement of an
unoccupied house in Solitude, where the
stolen property was found stuffed up the
chimney. The thieves were subsequently
arrested. They were Henry Price, Chas.
Price, and John Evans, all colored. The
gentlemen who suffered {. temporary loss OF
hats and overcoats were MeSsrs. Henry
Bodckcr, VIM. L. Slater, and Ashby Jones'
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JACKsos's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad aud I'd streets tnew bu,ldingl. We'd
dlnss, Balls, PARTIES &C., furnished At short no.
tlce and en- reasonable terms.
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Culver SUGAR DISH AND FRUIT
HaSKtT-For sale, TWDPIECES OF siL-
YER, without cipher or initials, Imported from
England and admired for The beauty oi ne WORK
maiiship and purity OF the metal. Cfered Tor one
halt OF The original cost. May be seen at
ia l2-2t* TYLER &soN'S'
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SUBSCRIBE for 1871 for any monthly magazine
or weekly you want, at ELLYSON Il TAYLoR's
news depot llle Main street. Orders from coun-
try promptly attended to.
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BEST Carbon Bill Soft Coke at &c at W. s.
PILCHER's, No. 20 Sth street, between Main and
Cary. Also, Hall Bituminous Coal at 1915; Lump
Coal ut 81 per load.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1S7l.-Now is the time TO SEND
your subscriptions for any magazine or paper
published, to ELLYsoS & TAYLOR, news dealers,
who will furnish you at publishers rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

a MEETING of the Richmond Press Club
will be held this morning. ut the Enquirer
office, ut II O'Clock. A full attendance is
requested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

ELLYsoN i TAYLOR, news-dealers,witl iurnlst
any magazine or weekly paper al putiishers' rates
INV IS The time 10 subscribe for isIi.
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ls7l.-DIAR1Es for 1871, of The most approved
patterns and the finest paper, for sale at ELLYSoN
& TAYLoR's, 1li6 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

FOREIGN CLEARAScEs.-Thc British brig
Constance, $50 tons, Captain Wm. Browse,
was cleared by HaXall, Crcnshaw & Co.
yesterday tor rio dc Janicro. Her cargo
consisted Of / $50 whole and 125 half bar
rels of florr-cqual to 2,02lH barrels.
The Gallego Mills Manufacturing Com
pany cleared on the same day the British
schooner Portland, Captain A. Nelson, 16O
tons, with ,S111l barrels for Rio Grandc do
Sui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

TIE Christmas No. Of the London illustrated
Ners and many other pictorial papers for sale by
ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, next TO Dispatch oflce.
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A CARD.-Thc subscriber having leased

"a the FOUNDRY DEfAK iM~hT Df j. W.
caldwell 80. on Cary, between 18th and nth
streets, heg3 leave 10 inform MS iTleJds and tii-
phnc generally that he has again commenced his
o. IN - III con uc' Ing III" IRO& i M Bra IS
f!t"jtRJ htrcnF Ic.urn nv thanks to my
or! customers and friends who have sindiy
iat"i'iH"p the Ola cOncein, and pledge myself TO
49, ihiii'adte ihose who M ~ favor with call
~ my ine / ara prenarcd ~ make ali kinds Of
iS'N anG Bra - CASTING at "a reasonable rates
where
ja9 ~ FRANCIS p nPANNAN
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Diaries 1871, Diaries 1871, at ELLYsoN & TAi'
LoR's, l1ls Main street,
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NylNGO, ELLErT d CRUMp, rs

w iNGo, ELLEtI d tkUMp, 1908
w M1Jn street has" Just received 4 fresh
hupi',y "f hatiics'. Misses. and CIidrcns BronZe
ho't u md Lace Boots, ot the tnest quality French
- glow ki4. Turkish morocco. &c.; also, tn.
H!!is"nH Button Boot, tsomcthinS ne" Tor
la'ice.j ana Marie hntoinette Slippers.
A!waEs IN hand full line Of Gents Calf (llaDd-
t'"edj baOta End CATERS, and complete assort-
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

- OBINSON'S PRACTICE, VOL. VI.
IL press. and soon to be published THE
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF COURT
OF JUSTICE IN + \ q l. 4 ID AND THE
UNITED STATES. BY Conway Robinson. Vol.
VI. Further, TO the grounds and form of defence
IN personal actions
The subjects embraced In this volume are treated
of un,er the following titles:
l. Pleas In action on policies of insurance.
2. Plea in action for rent, or on covenants In a
case or upon al award or L bond TO perform 1t
or upon 4 judgment.
g. Pleas Us To a decedent's sets In the hands OF
his personal representative heirs or deyisee5.
1. Pleas on actions for specific goods or FOR the
conversion thereof
6. Pleas In action for trespass.
a. Pleas In special actions on the case.
Orders received by ~
4, 7 Publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

EVERY young man should keep diary. Call a
ELLYSoN & TAYLOR S and get one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

The JAMES EPPEs mentioned in oui police
report yesterday was not James w. Epps,
Of the Almshouse,
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LECTURES.

- - -
pROFESSOR JAMES p. HOLCONIBE
u Will ldeliver his Grafton on GENERAL LEE,
1or the benefit Of the Richmond Lee Monument
Association, on THURSDAY EVENING Jan
l2th at the Second Baptist Church. corner Of Main
and 9th streets.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS-to he had at the
chief drug and book stores. Doors open at I !;
oration ats. Ia e~4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

Mrs. MARY e. GARRETT, Matchmaker. Zone
OF the 5u!ferers 10y the SpOtswoOd fire may here
after be found st our rooms, better prepared than
ever to please her friends and patrons.
AVERY i co. & MAYO,
Ia lO3t No. Governor street.
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I'HE CANAL AGAIN OPEN ssss=szzE.

The DAY PACKET DOVER will resume It's
running, between CEDAR POINT and RICH
hfND. on MONDAY, the 9th inst.
AS actual experiment has proven the Old sche1-
ula tptcv0us TO the fo0d) To he more conducive to
the "ants Of the public, this boat will leave Cedar
Point every MONDAY and. THURSDAY at 8
O'Clock 4. NJ: and returning, leave Eichmond
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at y
O'Clock A. NJ, carrying limited amount uf
freight. AS the days engthen, 7o'clock for start
from Richmond VIII be chosen.
The different points along tie canal will he
passed about the usual hours. in 7--ecdGt
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WHAT HAPPENED IN THE CAR AFTER THE
MURDERER LEFT.

Mr.. Halpine says that when he came to
himself he rose TO his feet and pulled the
bcll-cord, but failing to get Il response, he
scratched on the door, and was fortunately
heard. Mr.. Halpine is ii very vigorous and
powerful youn" man, and it is barely posi-
bic that he did get upon his feet, but it is
not possible that he pulled the bell, and he
probably fell backward as soon as his reason
came back sufficiently to enable him to
comprehend the necessity of calling for
help. Had he not been heard ut the mo-
ment he was, it is probable that the car
would not have been approached until its
arrival ut Pitt>iield, and the unfortunate
man would have been dead. The murderer
undoubtedly expected this to happen, and
took il into consideration when projecting
the murder. So great is the mystery that,
had Mr.. llalpnc died before the statement
made by him was taken, the only clue
would have been lost forever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT. a.
L FOR RENT. 4 TnBACCo FACTORY. MGi
Immediately on The Chesa peakc and Ohio railroad
1867. and the main building Is % by 50, three and
hair stories high, with shed ID by Co. two stories
high, lathed and plastcrcd aud another shed l6 by
water can he thrown to any part If the buiIding.
THIS Is very desirable location Tor any kind OF
tobacco business rs large and flee cr ID has been
made which can be bous ht at much less than Rich
mond prices. This building Is admirably situa-
ted for Il large store and sumac factory, and raw
sumac can ne bough. here In any quantity.
Ia 10 rD,l4y NJ w HARRIS gent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

T OST, WHITE SATIN PARASOL.
IL with black lace cover; lost on Main or a!h
streets. \ liberal reward will be paid by leaving
same at the drug store of BERR1AN & Nc
PHAIL, corner 18th aud Main streets. 1a ll-3t
7 OST, on Monday afternoon, January 9th,
~ ohe LOWER PART OF A EARRING. The
SUPPOSED to have been dropped on ssh street, be
tween Main and Broad. A liberal reward will be
given # the above is left at this Office Ja lo-3t
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

FSTRAY COW.-Came to my farm TEES
H before Christmas, DARK RED CON. MLS-.
The owner will please call at my residence, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
NJ. :. TAYLOR,
two miles north of kichmOud.
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q PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.-AVE-
" RY & 90. General Agents for the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company, Of Cleveland Ohio
for tue States Of Virginia and North Carolina,
have this lst day Of January 1871 associated
with them In tie Richmond Branch State Agency,
Mr. n. NJ. MAYO, Of this city.
The name of branch Office, Of which Mr.. Mayo
assumes charge. is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

EANCN TOILET ~OArS.-100 dozen
i ASSERTED S,!hPr.
WM. q. DANDElDGE & Co.,
rl, z, So Broad street.
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7 OST, on Saturday evening, the 7th i'll
~ slau'. on 5th street. between Main and Cary,
Il BROWN FUR CAPE. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving 1t at No. south 5th street, near
Main. ja l2 3L*
T OST OR MISLAID, THREE NOTES,
IL Of S225 each, dated 18th June, 1870, drawn by
r. W. Powers. payable At the Banking house Of
X. II. Maury & Co. on the 18th December, March,
and June, alter date, respectively, tod. l.. Apper-
son, agent OF Daniel X. Stewart, and by hi en-
d0rsed. All persons are warned not TO trade for
or negotiate them.
j. l.. APPERS0N, Agent Of d. X. S.
Jo Th2y
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VULCAN IRON WORKS, !
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. J, ls7L'
rg,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
I dry formed a co-partEership for the purpose
o. continuing the business as formerly carriea oi
IL these works. ,,rr ~oon
WM. NJ. ARCHER,
j. +. GOODWIN,
Ia 4-2w WfNDHAM b. hObEhtoOSs.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

TOR RENT will rent on mode. a.
u rate terms THREE ROOMS, all ON one MI
noor with coll-hOuse and kitchen accomnOda-
tions; gas and water. Inquire at 800 Marshall
street, between Sd and !th. References exchanged.
iLl2-2t ..
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THE CAR AT EAST ALBANY.

Upon the arrival Of the train at East AL
banv everything seemed in ORDER. and after
stop Of about slN minutes was about II
move on, when one Of the cmploye:
thought that he heard Il faint noise, at The
door of the express car. He upclsed it
and there saw Mr.. Ilalpinc wcllcring il
blood and perfectly unconscious. Ife wa.
at once removed and taken to the City Hos
pital.
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AVERY & co. Il MAYO,
Richmond Branch State Agency.

SIR. NJ. VI. MAYO invites his friends to give h III
call at their rooms, No. Governor street, Rich
mond Va.
JAN. l. 1871.
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EXTERNAL ASPECTS.

The murderer jumped upon the car on
the south side of the train, the door being
open but an inch or two. He must have
been acquainted with railroad lille and used
to entering express cars, for the stirrup
upon which he found support while he
opened the Cur door is very small, and re-
quires care and knowledge to enable Il per-
son to safely hold to it. Once here, TO open
the door is no mean exercise of skill, and
the fact that he did this skillfully was pro-
baby the reason that Mr.. Halpine was SO
careless in his treatment of him, thinking
him to he a railroad man. This door WIS
not entirely shut when Mr.. II. was found,
but the other door was. The man who at.
tends the draw in the centre of the bridge
says that, as the train passed him, the north
door OF the express car was partially
open. while the man at the east end
Of the bridge states that, while he
saw the light in the express car, the
north door was shut; both say that they
expressly noticed what they state. In
drawing any conclusion from this, it is
necessary to enter iuLo the murderer's
thoughts and see what he would try TO do
in the case. He was told by Mr. Haipine
that the car would not stop short of Pitts
field. 1t was then his business to so fix the
car door that attention would not be called
to itltntiI its arrival ut its destination. To put
out the light would not do this-it would
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE g.
u DWELLING, No. 4l0 Grace street. be. Hi
tween 9TH ard 5th streets the former residence OF
James Bolton, and now occupied by John n.
Noodfn Esq. 1t contains eleven rooms. inclu-
ding bath room, with gas. hot and cold water
cookine-rangc, and furnace In fact, all of tho
modern improvements; also, stable. carriaye-
house. &C.; and Is situated In one Of the most de-
strable neighborhOods Ia the city.
Possession given March lst.
Apply TO L. Is. EEWBURN..
Real Estate Agent,
il l2-Th&StMhl No. 1016 Main street.
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SHIPPING.

TOR BALTIMORE E.-StcamerasT
II ELLIE KNIGHT Will leave her .ss!s.sa7s srls:s:a9s
whart SATURDAY, Jan. 14th at O'Clock - NJ
Freight received up to q O'Clock Z. NJ. Fo.
freight or passage, apply to
ia Il 3t w p BRETT AGENT
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4 'OFFEE.-primo old GOVERNMENT
JAVA ard EIr GDEFEF. Tor a.lt by
H-LHpt, 4 fHih,iaE,
,I. y rrtrl Bin.k.
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EOR BOSTON.-CURRIE & CO.'S tit
a lISE.-The regular packet schooner erST
LUCY d., HALL, master, having the -EsuL
larger portion OF her cargo engaged, win have
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight, ap-
ply To CU2EIE & CO.,
ia 12-ts corner OF 18th ond Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

EOR NEW YORK.-The OldcE,r-,
4 Dominion Steamship Com mpany's .ESaaaas.nsar
elegant sde-whcel steamship ISA AC BELL, Cap
tain BIZ KEENAN,, will leave her wharf At Rockets
on FRIDAY, January 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ .
Freight received until Thursday evening. Fare,
BE; steerage, 20; rOund-trip tickets, $40. For
freight or passage. apply to
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent,
IN IL st No 3 Governor street
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DOR PHIL
a The steamer NORFOLK, Captain nsssssls4as - Y 4ass
PLATT, will receive freight for the above port III
THURSDAY, the l2th instant, ut O'Clock.
Freight taken for New Orleans cheaper than
by any other route. Also for Norfolk at mode
rate tes. Passage u Philadelphia, including
meals and state room. So.
W. +. PORTER. Agent
1l ll-2t No. 2!95 Dock street.
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I'OR RENT, A BRICK HOUSE, a.
J. with eight rooms and kitchen with four, I'LL
centrally located.
A FRAME HOUSE, with four rooms, on 10Th
street, bct*een Clay and Leigh.
rWO OFFICES or LODGISG-RGOMS, on
Asan street, over Cohen's Banking House
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Real Estate A gents and Auctloneers,
ia l0-3t lll3 Main street.
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TOR RENT, an exceedingly conve- a.
nient, centrally located REsIDENC CE EaI
tn rooms (nclndng hall roonsl; kitchen with
six rooms all modern ccnveniences. PRICE, 5000.
ApplyaC NO. 2 south 9Th rect. ia 12-3t*
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-23
SWER/EE'S S1LE

pY virtue Of Special Execution, dated the
ID 18th Of February A. D. 1871, to inc di-
rected, issued out of the Office Of tho Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Tama County, State
OF Iowa, in favor Of Solomon Keistcr and
against Henry s. Southland aud Sarah South
ard on judgment rendered by said Court at
the January term thereof, A. d. 1871 and n
decree Of foreclosure a,ainst 81 d defend
ants aud judgment against Henry s.
Soutaard for two hundred ffy-fve and
63>lO0 dollars wherein it was ordered ad
judged and decreed that the following de,
scribed real estate, to-wit: The west half
Of the south west quarter Of Section No.
eleven (lD in Township No. eighty. four
north Of Range No. sixteen west, OF the 9Th
7. NJ, in Tama county, Iowa. be sold or
so much thereof as Is necessary TO satisfy
said judgment. interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given. that have levied upon. md shall on
the let day Of April, A. ID 1871. between
the hours Of . O'Clock A. NJ and 4 clock
I. NJ. of said day, sale to commence at the
hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, 10 the
county Of TamA, offer and sell NJ public out
cry, to the highest and best bidder, FOR cash,
oil the rish., title and interest Of the above
named defendant, in aud to the above de-
scribed property, or 30 much thereof as is
necessary 70 satisfy said judgment Tor the
above named sum together with costs and
all accruing costs, unless the same shall be
sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
WV. RElcKnorr,
Atty for Plaintiff.
February Dad, 1871. $3.50 [l1-l2.