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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-17
BOARDING.

DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- or two single gentlemen can be accOmmo-
dated with pleasant rooms, furnished OF I'M
furnished, at 100 Washington street. Also,
few day boarders. oo-lO-
BOARDING INTRODUCTION OF PRICE AT
ID the Southern Hotel. cor. Main and Beal
streets, Memphis. TO 81 per day. Good front
rooms, neatly furnished, for families.
$50 W. EPPS, Proprietor.
BOARDING "A FRONT ROOM. WITH
ID board. can be had at 65 Linden st. 6s--
DOARDING = GREAT REDUCTION AT
ID WhitemOre House, 100 and III Adams 81.
Roard ner month. single room, $50; two Occu-
pying single room. SIS each; day board. SO
transient, g per day. Good, airy rooms fur-
nished to families on reasonable terms.
19-t Y. II. WHIlEMOkk. Prop.r:
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r,oR sALE-CoTTAGE RESIDENCE. ON
II Shelby street. Inquire Of
= CONFER x RICHARDSON,
oa+ No. 2 Howard's Row.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and trim
med by NJ. Cohen, 1884 Main st. 81
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PUMPS at sl5 Second street. AT
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Money TO loan at Al Ia BeaI st.
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PUBLIC LEDGER
ONCE: No. IS Madison Street.

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
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g,0R RENT-A LARGE AND COMFORT
able brick dwelling, with ten rooms; NO
I13 Madison street. Apply to
$3.50 A. G.. DENNIS. 292 Main st.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08

DE LAISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
DE VENTA.

En- Ia casa de d Tomas Tolosa 1hijo)
de Mayaguez. Maquinas de coser de un
earretel con un complete 'repuesto de pie
zs.s, y otras muy titles ydesconocidas
hasta hoy, y ruedas en- los pies.
Maquinas para rizar ropa, Arados &c
Hoil lnejoiadas dc todos ndmeros, y sur
eadores, y de Amer 8 sean los conocidos
Fsr Amarillos.
Yenteadores para cafe y malz otrCs
ere ectos de agriculture. Calesas de y4a
sientos, Calestas para ninos velocipedos
y jngnetes para i'd. Juegos completes en-
muebles de caoba, nogal y otras made
ras fnas. Quinqnls de pared, coIgantes y
sobTemesa de una 6 luccs, Mesitas para
papeles de m1sica: Camas de hierros, Jar
res y comboyes plateados, escritorlos de
varias clases, Oristalerias y losa fna.
Guafda eomidas, romanas de varias
elases, deade uno q dooe Qq. v de peso
por kilpgramo Videt de caoba inodoros
peqnefles, aTreos dobles y sencllos, cue-
res para calesa, y otros muchos af aftfealos,
al misnlo tempo tiene el susto de G
feser 81 pnblieo su nuevo establecimien.
20 en- nsdefas tenteudo un complete sue
sdo ei ppen, superior y pino Dlanco, Te
iarsn{ De eiprss, 7 alqu!tsan en barriles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
GRAN BARATILL0,

Herna ueno de Tenda La Puerto
Estabmeno
canc nudabemn ha conoco
1inguen notable
Zaras chavos
Batstas indidmos
n nreava
Varandoles de preco coes ce
Muelinas de lana ocho chVosy real
3reaya
Pahuelos gandes de museina real.
Grano de superior pieu.
Teareal fno 4, Sd id. i'd.
Breana de hlo desde 10 raes hasa
Oane, CalIo y Tennes a ocho
iEa acud tempo "La has elias
convene mucho aprovechalas.
Bamante Superior II real.
Jose Hernaiz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Circular ndmero II.

Con motive de la fausta nueva CO.
municada 4 este Gobierno Superior
Civil por ell ,Excmo. Sr. Ministro de
Ultramar en- Real 6rden de 12de Enc
70 dltimo, quese insert6 cnla GAcETA
de la Provincial de 16 del corriente,
sobre la llegada 4 la C6rte de Espana
de S. M. ell Rey Amadeo Il cuya no
ticia ha sido recibida con ell mayor
entusiasmo por sus leales habitantes;
es indispensable quelos Ayuntamien
tos y Municipios acuerden 10 conve
niente para que este memorableacon-
tecimiento sea solemnizado con ell
entusiasmo patri6tico que merece y
es de esperar' del que tantas pruebas
tienen dadas sus moradores, cada vez
que Sc ha tratado de la coronation
de un Monarca, siendo esta la prime
"a que nos brinda la seguridad mas
perfecta del engrandecimiento de la
Nacion y de su felicidad futura
al efecto y hallandonos ell el pc
riodo religioso de la Cuaresma, en-
quees inoportuno entregarse diver
stones y regocijos pdblicos; y siendo
los dias mas q prop6sito las Pascuas
de Resurrection, en- que los pueblos
cristianos celebran al Redentor del
mundo despues de coronado su obra
omnipotente; he resuelto autorizar 4
los Ayuntamientos y Juntas munici-
pales de esta siempre noble y leal
Provincial espanola, para que acuer-
den 10 que estimen mas conveniente
q fin de que, & contar desde el primer
dia de las pr6ximas Pascuas de Re-
surreccion, puedan dar principle las
Eiestas ReaIes, Ell celobridad de la
elevation al Trono de San Fernando,
de S. NJ. el Rey Amadeo IL y del
grande acierto que han tenido en- su
election las C6rtes Soberanas; pro-
poniendo desde luego a mi aproba-
cion los gastos que hayan de hacerse
con este motivo, pr6vio presupuesto
que formaran asociandose a doble
ndmero de mayores contribuyentes
Yo espero de Ia acreditada sensa-
tez de todos los habitantes de esta
Provincial y de su amor las nuevas
instituciones y q la dinastia, que ce-
lebraran poseidos del mayor entu
siasmo, ell advenimiento al Trono de
Castillo, de S. NJ. ell Rey Amadeo 10,
de la manera que corresponds a un
pueblo que ha dado en- todo tempo
visibles testimonies de SUI cordura
nunca desmentida.
Las Autoridades locales daran 4
esta circular toda la publicidad que
sea possible,
Puerto-Rico28 de Febrerode1871
-BALDRICH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
G. ACE TILL A !.

Ell Ejercito y los Voluntarios Con motive de
habeIse uuldO per disposlcson de Ia Au-
toridad militar. los Saggentos de esta gear
ncion con los del battalion de Voluntalios
para cnstod or el catafalco del General
PIN. los Sargentcs de Artillerfa obse-
quiaron con un almuerzo los del bata-
lion de Vulnntarios. Este obaequio tubo
efecto en- ell Restaurap La Dazi0 habiendo
concurrido do una y otra parte 40 indivi-
duos..
AL dia siguiante deseando los Sargen-
tos de Vountarios corresponder digna-
melite esta prueba de frsternal cariilo,
dietona todos los Sargentos da Artilerfa,
Infantcria y Cabailerfa otro expl6ndido
almuerzo de 102 cubiertos en- el citado
Restauran que fue tan hien aervido, tan
esquisito y tan abundante como 81 pri-
nero.
panto en- uno como en- otro rein6 Ia
mayor algeria, Ell 6rden mas cabal y el
entusiasmo mas ardiente. ALI sc vic que
81 Ej6rcito y los Voluntarios son una
misjna cosa, frmes baluartcs del pa
hesion nacional y conatentes defensores
del 6sden, de Ia paz y del principle de
antoridad Todos los brindis que se i'm :
provisar9n fue9on por la gloria dc Espa-
IA, por 80 faIicidad, 10 de Puerto Rico y
Ia eterna indestrucsibie uaion del Z. Ell
b; to u les ptarias u uFil n que garan
ga ed 8 aatsllas espanolan, b franqui'i
d.sfa iiEes9ea i el resi- etc e.s, slu &
cual no hay progrese possible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Al pdblico.

Ell que suscribe pone en- conocimien-
to del.p0bllco y de sns ami gcs en- parti-
cular haber trasla aado gu taller de reo
jeria 10 calle Dc San Francisco Nun.
SO donde offeee hacer cuantas compost
clones Sc le encarguen por djfioiles que
estas sean como 10 ttene acreditado en- ell
tempo que lleya en- esta capital; Siendo
los precios los mas m6dicos posibles.
Puerto Rico Mario de 1871.-Fer-
nandO Guiilon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08

AplaudImas la mny slgnl1lcatlva ira
tcrnidad que reina entire los cnerpos del
ei6rcito ell de voluntarios, fraternidad
cue por nada nj por nadie debe interrum
pifse, por que 20 responde q ningun espl-
r'tu de partido, sino al que noblemente
debe animar todos los espanoles: la con
servacion de la iutegIidad nacional.
Ell domingo fu6 uu ola de jdbilo para
los benen 6ritos sarGentos y de grande
satisfaction para todos los que hemos 81
do testigos de su algeria sinque ocurrie
Sc el meDor dsgusto nj Sc desi&ase la
menor fraso conyenente.-Re Reoiban to-
COS nuestra telcitacion Y en- todas oca-
stones den iguales ejemplos de cordura
como los darian de heroico valor ell dia
en- cue Sc quisiera mancillar ell pabellon
de Castillo.
CATAFALC0.-El Fotografo Sr. Saillot,
que tiene su gabinete Ell la Gale de San
Francisco n1mero SO, ha sacalo una Wis
ia del interior De la Catedral con el Ca
tafalco eriiido por las exequias del Gene
raj Prim. Els bastante buena y las vende
bien.
0bservaciones sobre ell calor del verano I'll
timo.-
La elevada temperature del pasado We
rano ha llamado mucho Ia atencion en-
los Esta los Uuidos. Segun las obsal
clones del Yale COLLEGE, ha sido 81 verano
mas csloroso de los Gltimos 90 amos.
'Desde ell 10 de julio al Is agosto de
1870 la temperature media en New Ha
ven fu6 de S5o Farhenhsit, y desde 1878
no Sc hsbia conocido un estfo con tantos
dias consecutivos de calor. Nuestra ma
xima temperature del vorano II de ju-
lio1 subi6 $50. la cual solo haba sido ex.
cedidos; cuatro veces en- New Haven en-
el periodic indicado; ell term6metro Sc e.
lev6 a 1000 un dia en- cada uno de los a.
nos de 1884, 180O,a 1885, y Ell 1898 su
bio hasta 1919
Quevedo. - Leemos en- un colega.- Hase en-
penado la mayorfa de las gentes en- tener
a QUevedo, ell mas grande dc 1uestros es-
critores satfticos, como IN huton a qnien
Sc le ha colgado la paternidad de los CHS
tea chocaresos que circular de boca en-
boca. Eignolan sin duda los que tai hacen
y de esa manera piensan. que Ell una de
SIS mposicones dUo Uoeate inSigne poeta:
'Yo soy aQue! morta| que por su ilanto
Fo6 conocilo, mas que por su nombre
Nj por su dolce canto."
Pnes bien; sin que entremoz ahora en-
otras apreoiaoones para probar cuanto
deomos. Y para demostrar Qns tamhen
snpo imprinir Ia delicadeza y 81 senti
mient0 sus vorsoa, vamos oopisF una
imnfoyisacion de don FTanciscc dc Que
vedo, heoha con motiyo de haber yisto
una szncena On una calavera. H6ls equ7:
Pobre 6or! iqu6 NAL naciste
Y que fatal fu6 tn s,ierte!
Al primer paso cue diste
Te encQntrsste con la mue,te.
Dejarte aqu1 es cosa t.iste,
y Y coltafte es cosa fuerte:
Dejarte donde naciste,
Es dejarte con la muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
IIibrOs de M6ritO.

90 de
Ei6d
Ii pputdos pintados hechos
luminos $50 reTatos 35 Pesos
Gaelfa Universe, lac biograias de todaslas
celebrddes del Gobo desde 1848 d. dos
lminas Observation-Disclosures.
Mujes noahes, desde Eva, hasa 1870 con 66 re-
Pho TX Victor Manuel 6]a rcha el poder tempo
raj Undad Italan de ciudades
notables de Italia.
poanes Antiques II ID. ~ ID
Historic, 1nca pubioada hta 81 dia de Ia Revoucion de
Seiembre boaGas de
patia Observation-Disclosures.
Historic de la de Mejico resena hie6dca
de los ocurrdo constiuy6 Re-
pdblca Fedativa acompanada de 80 ann
$500 ~ G.
de ss eIoriaes
den rebaH 80 tdo
ea1ss q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08

dueho este estabecmiento iene od
ouan sortdo de pano aenes melnos de
fnsCmres
49, drs banco de coreeqaea bano de sda checos;
udo de ~ h entire elias hay fuses de meno diagonal
de cam drOameas caeno
bataPsno boamangaa culos vountaro
sos Ademas confecon toda possible
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Eel oier.6@ NueUa.

D. a~io 1y nunoia dbHco ha heoho lgar o que
ha apend profession taeres de apca
poeson cello abao garnzan buen
dc supG
los pecios.
Gale de Ia Cfuz MIN esquina a Ia do Tetuan 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Francisco Baston y \Compan1a,

Tenn uen surdo rean edas xtencis
c mas modeados de plaza agando e
los primeros das del pr6xmo Mario.
Sc Ia
Etabiecimientos de luenas Garatas
Cen umo rec Gabanes
vedad Sed cores
rnllo detaa,aos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Al, CONIERCIO
ADe In Isl&a.

La ae osorbea aba dc ecb dectamene de Europa los
buques Maria Esmeraa jose complete surdo de mercancas
comprada mcdo oecia ventaas cmprador:
andono conslguente gand exstencas proxlmando
&poa del cosumba anuamnnte gefe D.
Joe Echeva este motive mos los comercianes de
a, promeendoleg eaizar precios
En- cal Francisco esqunaa la la Cruz.
Echevarr1a Companla. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Disposiciones del Gobierno.

La GAcETA publicala siguiente cir
cular en- que Sc dispone que las fes-
tas reales por la coronation del Rey
de Espa1a Amadeo II tengan efecto
en- las presentes pascuas.
GOBIERN0 SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LAIsLA DE PUERTo-RICo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08
Mayaguez 3 de Mario de 1871.

] Muy Sr. mio con viva sorpresa he
I tsto estampada mi frna, al pie de un
Aecrito publicado en- LA Razon0 del dia
lls2Ad Febrero dltimo, en- que varios pc
i ninsulares Sc adhieren al manifesto dado
fspor don Julio Vizeamondo en- agrayio del
5igno general SAM, en- su coasecuencia
'4ebo hacer presente, que ageno a todo
genera. de cuestiones poifticas Y ocupado
Sesclusivamente de mis- asuntos; Sc me ha
Torprendido yillanamente, y arrancado de
lqa manera insidiosa y artera la firma en-
pestion, que desde ahora retro y dejo
~v.a ningun yaIor, como 81 fuera apocrifo, y
1eclaro a la fa1 del pdblico que NADIA ten
70 que yer nj con escrito 4 que me re-
zero nj con ninguno de los demas frman
5s con quien NADIA tengo de coraun.
q Suplco U Sr. Director, Sc sirva in
tertar en- su ap eciable peri6dico, Ia mani
'fss4acion que dejo hecha, para que nadie
deda prejuzgarne ocupado en- asuntos
Tue no son de nj coInpetencia, de que
ompre he huido.
Quedo de u. con Ia mas atenta conside
4acion atento S. S. @ B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-08

Pobre aoY! iqu6 nal naciste
Y Que fatal fu6 tn suerte!
Al primer paso cue diste
Te encentr8ste con la mue,te.
Dejarte aqu1 es cosa tgiste,
Y cottarte es cosa fuerte:
Dejarte donde naciste,
Es dejarte con la muerte.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
ALL OVER IOWA.

Horace Greeley lectures before the
Central District Fair, at Des Moines
on the I'D,
j. IL. Freeman, NJ. J. Rolls, and
j. w. Green are the Republican
nominees for the Legislature from
Scott county.
The Louisa county Safeguard, an
nounces itself to be decidedly in IA
vor OF Hon. James +. Wilson fol
our next United States Senator
The Republicans Of LINN county
have nominated Z. 5. Kephart, fol-
Senator and J. S. Mcclure and w.
d. Nuremberg, for Representatives.
Golden-winged wasps arc delight.
ing the eyes OF the folks in Grnnay
county. They are common in Cali
tornia, but are not often seen In
Iowa.
The New York Tribune says Of
the new editor Of the Davenport Ga
zctte: The Republicans Of Iowa
will soon recognize in Mr.. Potter one
OF the ablest and worthicst champi-
onsof their principles.n
a couple Of boys went INTO the
stackyard Of Farmer Buckas, near
Independence, the other day, AMI
burned three stacks Of wheat ant one
OF oats-his entire crop OF gram for
this season. That's tough.
There is evidence that the change
Of caitorship Of the Davenport Ga
zette has been for the better, as a
late number ofthe Gazette indicat os
that the new editor in an advocate of
Protective Tariff. We hope he is.
a raltlesnakc crept into the bed OF
a farmer and wife, near Sioux City,
on Friday night, and shook his rat
ties. The couple got out Of bed.
found the snake coied up and ready
to spring, bat they sprung first with
an axe and killed the yarmlnt.
Burglars made a foray in West
Point, Lee county, tie other night.
They robbed Herman Drinks safe Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
GTiPDIiNi.S SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given that. by virtue
y of al order of the Circuit Court of
Iowa. in and for Tama county. made on the
'th day Of August, A. ID. 1871. |, George
Rider, as guardian OF the property Of Will
liam Baldwin, an insane version. will on
the 23i day Of September. A. u. l81l. CON-
mencing at the hour of o'clock p NJ. of
fer for sale and sell, at public auc tion. a,
he front door of the Court House in Toledo,
Fama county, Iowa. to the highest aud best
3idaer or bidders, the following described
real estate the property of the said Will
liam Baldwin, situated in said county OF
Tama, to-wit
The southwest quarter Of section No
fourteen (l1), and the northwest quarter e!
section No twenty three (23), al! in town
ship eighty~feur (S4) north of range six
teen tl6l west Of the 9th p NJ.
Said sale to be upon the following terms
to-wit: 0ne-fourth of the purchase pric
TO be paid in cash a. the time Of sale. and
the balance in three equal payments due in
three, six and nine years respectively
from day Of sale, with ten per cent. inter IS,
per annum on deferred payments, payable
annually. and secured by note; and mort,
gage on the premises.
GEORGE RIDER, Guardian Of the prop
erty of William Baldwin. an insane pers n
35 So
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
-sS---N%-s----s--~-
IOWA PEAT.
Successful Experiment with i Is -uol .or
Steam at sel.s E.a.na

At the invitation of Mr. Joseph,
who has this season opened the peat
bed just west OF town. on Mr.
Spracklins farm, we visited the
Round House, the other day, where
peat, prepared by Mr.. j., was in use
IN generating steam Tor the engine
which drives the machinery in the
railroad shops. So far as we could
Judge from briet inspection, 1t was
complete success. The peat burn
cd clearly and freely, making all the
fire necessary for the purposes Of the
engine We also visited the Belle
Plsine Mills where il is also used tor
driving their machinery, At the
time we were in they were using
wood along with tbs peat, not be-
cause it was necessary, but to get il
out of the way. We learned, how
ever, from Mr.. Bosley, the miller,
that during the time the peat was in
use exclusively it worked to perfect
sat stactton, giving a steady. more
uniform heat than wood, and a ton
OF it, as Mr. B. Judged, beng equal,
If not superior, to a cord Of wood, in
heat generating power How it
compares with the coal in use here
we DID not hear stated. 1t has not.
we infer from what Mr.. Scott, WHO
superintonds affairs at the Round
House, and Mr. Bosley told rs, been
carefully enough tested to determine
It's exact economic value rs comnar-
ed with other kinds OF fuel. Such ex-
peliments VIII daubtltss be made,
when we shall ealeayor TO report
the result
OF its Importance, however, as a
ready and immensely valuable sap.
ply Of fuel right at our doors, there
can be scarcely a doubt. II has the
advantage over coal OF not cracking,
and being thus ploasan;or to handle
Ii also barns entirely up, leaving no
clinEe., which Is SO obientional char
acteri.tic Of most Of the coal which
is brought here, forming very con
siderable part OF its bulk and cost.
Over wood it possesses the aiyan
tagc Of being i'll state ready ior i'm
mediate use, SAVING the trouble OF
saving, splitting, etc. OF course IN
til Its exact heat-producing power is
measured III some accurate way, 1t
would be premature to pronounce
upon is economic yalne, hnt Il Mr.
Joseph can afford 10 deliver it to our
| citizens at cost somewhat less than
the fuel they are now using, we see
no reason why II may not be very
Important source oil wealth among
US. We understand that at depth
of II or Is feet, which is as far as
Mr. J. has penetrated the bed, it i'm
proves in quality, the specimens thus
far tested having been taken from
the sUftlce. The bottom Of tie bed
has not yet been reached IL En-
rope, it is well known, peat is. extern
siyely used for fuel Mr. Joseph.
the lessee Of this bed. is German by
birth. and was practically skilled IN
the preparation of peat in the old
country. He impresses US fayorably
as reliable, energetic man who
means business, and who arms at sue
cess by honest industry We wish
him the most abundant success in his
enterprise.-[ Belle PLANE Union.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
FrecariOuS Marriages.

1t is now bnt few months since
an Indiana lawyer, by means OF a
shrewdness beyond that of his pro
tessional brethren, came to the con
clusion that he had found a pretty
puzzle tor solution by the Courts and
those people who happen to have as
snmcd tie matrimonial yoke on tie
Sabbath day. "Notes OF hand said
he, "and all contracts entered INTO
on the Sabbath, are void under the
law. Marriage is civil contract,
Eigo, persons married on that day are
Illegally joined, and may regarded
as living in concnbinage.'
But now comes the Archbishop Of
Madrid and requires the clergy Of
his diocese TO refuse the sacrament of
the Church to all persons married by
civil rite, and further announces that,
unless publicly repented Of, such
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-31
Wilson for Speaker.

The nomination OF Hon. James
Wilson BY the late Republican Con.
ven,Ion in this county, presents one
feature rather uncommon in the pol.
tiles of counties where one party la:
the official distribution all its own
way, and that is the fact of his be
ing now nominated for his third term,
and always having been nominated
by reclamation. Not once has q
Convention seemed to desire bal
lot on Mr.. Wilson's name since he
was first mentioned for Representa-.
tive in 1867. This speaks more far
is standing in the county than any
one could say for him in any other
way. 1t is an endorsement in the
highest sense.
Not only has Mr.. Wilson won this
very gratifying home confidence but
in the Legislature of tie State he has
taken an honorable place to such q
degree that we have reason to,bo-
lieve that body, at its next session,
will offer him the responsible posi-
ton of its Speaker. TO tins position
we hope he may attain, in full conf
dencc that no one could be chosen to
it who would bring more Of natural
ability, good sense and cool iudg
ment TO the discharge Of its duties.
We nominate Hon. James Wilson
for Speaker Of the House next Win
ter.