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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

HENR1co COUNTY CoURT-Judge r.. @. HI.
nor presiding.--In this court, yesterday,
Jno. W. Talley was appointed by the Judge,
and qualified as township collector Of Tuck
ahoe township, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of Chas. Cottrell.
Isham Harris, Patrick Shelton, and Gus
tavus Mills, Jointly, indicted for grand
larceny, were arraigned, and having elected
to be tried separately, Patrick Shelton was
put upon his trial, and acquitted By the
jury. The other two cases will be tried to-
nOrrnw -.1 ~ gg,4
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LOCAL MATTERS.


The PUBLIC DEBT.-The following substI-
tute was introduced in the Senate yester-
day by MIR. Herndon, for Senate bill No.
274, which provides for the funding and
payment of the public debt:
l. Be at enacted by the General Assembly,
That the accounting officer of the Treasury
pay, on the 1st Of January, 1872, four per
cent. interest; and on the LIST OF July and
1st of january in each and every year there
after two per cent, on the principal ofsthe
public debt of the State now bearing inte-
rest-this being the amount of interest
which this State feels obligated to pay until
there is a settlement between her and West
Virginia.
2. Nothing in this act shall be construed
as intending to affect or compromise in any
manner the settlement intended to be had
with West Virginia in regard to the public
debt.
8. All necessary expenses incurred in
| carrying out this act shall be paid, upon
the warrant of the Auditor of Public Ac.
counts drawn on the public Treasury, out
! of any money therein not otherwise appro'
priated.
4. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
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DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE OPENING OF
DUTcH-GAP CANAL.-At the suggestion OF
Colonel Craighill, o. S. A., engineer in
charge of the operations of the General
Government in James river, commission
was recently appointed to assess the amount
of damages likely to be sustained by Mr..
Henry Cox, owner of the Dutch.gap prop
erty, by the opening of Buffers canal.
The commission, consisting of Capt. James
B. Jones, Major Clay Drewry, and R. A:
Willis, of Chesterfield ) g. d. Peasants and
DR.. G: Archer, of Henrico, and Capt. Hut
ton, u. S. A., were in session during the
early part of this week, and after hearing d
statement of the location Of the canal, the
probable washing, &C., and examining wit.
nesses as to the value of the land in that
neighborhood, finally assessed the value Of
the land destroyed or used at 300 per acre,
and 81 500 as the damages sustained by the
severance Of land-nearly 800 acres-from
Mr.. Cox's farm. In the opinion of the
commission these figures show the amount
of the actual damages. They did not un.
dertake to fix the commercial value of the
land. y ...f *. #.s'. II t... t' +.'""-
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FISH CULTURE.-The bill appropriating
$1,000 to defray the expense Of replenish-
Ing the fresh-water streams Of the State
with fish, was passed by the Senate yester-
day. 1t provides that the Governor shall
be required to appoint two suitable persons
as commissioners of fish, who shall hold
their office during the pleasure Of the Gov
ernor, and shall receive for their compensa-
ton So each per day while In the actual dis
charge of their duties, in addition to their
travelling and other necessary expenses.
These commissioners shall inform them
selves fully as to the methods adopted IN all
other States and in Europe for the artificial
propagation and naturalization OF fish, and
of replenishing the fresh-Water streams
with the best variety Of fish adapted to the
nurnose. !. =. p 1s. r.
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ELIGIBILITY TO SEATS IN THE GENERAL
AssENBLY.-The following joint resolution,
introduced in the Senate yesterday. is OF
interest to the citizens of the State gene
rally: a.}3.0 ~
"Whereas doubt exists in the minds of
the people Of this State as to whether per-
son who is disqualified by the fourteenth
United States from holding Office is eligible
to seat In the General Assembly There
fore, I'D = |
Resolued, That In the opinion of this
General Assembly any person who is en-
titled to vote under the Constitution Of the
State of Virginia is eligible to a seat In
either House of the General Assembly, u,
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SALE OF HAND SOME REsIDEScE.-Mr.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer, Will sell at
O'Clock p. NJ. to day that large and handsome
residence formerly occupied by WIN. Barrel, de-
ceased. 1t Is rare that such valuable property Is
ofert for SALE or 80 fine opportunity presents
Itself to any one to secure handsome home In SO
desirable locality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

The FIRST CoLoRED LAWYER IN .RIcH-
moND.-In the Circuit Court Of this city
yesterday, VIM. G. Wynn (colored) qualified
as attorney to practice in this court. He
was introduced by Judge Alfred Morton, of
this city. This is the first colored lawyer
who has qualified to practice in the courts
of this citv ..... --.4 igFssrs
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= One thousand dollars reward viii DO paid by the
uroprietor of Or. Pterce's Alt. Extract Or Gold
en- Medical Discovery for q medicine that, wiz
equal 1t In curing all the diseases for which 1t Is
recommended. In the cure OF severe and Hnsea-
ing coughs, bronchitis, and diseases OF tne lungs
a. 10 without an equal, Sold by all druggists.
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SPRINKLING NEEDED.-The streets were
cloude6i with dust yesterday, making walk
ing very disagreeabie, aud interfering TO no
small extent with. the shopping tiiades.
The sprinklers should be brought OUT al
once, and If our business men realize the
sho,hd. thew will subscribe literally, and
keep them going ali spring and summer. 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

JOB PRryrIsa.-We call the attention or Iner-
chants, clerks Of courts. sharifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers End agents, ana
all others having orders for PRINTING! 70 The fscin-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIsHMEsT forths prompt and faithful e1eeusion
OF all kinds or Job Printing. We can Furnish n
short uoties Cards., 8iil-Hsads, Le4tar-H leads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Biilsof FaIes Slow.
Bills, Checks. Drafts. &c, &c.,, &c. satisfsetion
guaranteed. t1ssty .s1FEssg EssF1sfaa1 r+5ess. ~
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skating Saturday morning at the rink.

CALL asmy office. corner 9th and Main streets
wood & Sons drug store), whers yon mnygeta
very superior article OF sawed and split Oak and
Pine Wood for cooking and kindling Also, Coal
and Coke OF every kind. lso, long Wood, very
cbeap, H.W. WATKINS, Agent.
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Skating at the rink this afternoon.

ELLYsoN & TAILOR, 1lIs Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board Of Education for use In public
schools Of Virginia. 81. g.ysT 10 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

WELSH SLATE-M1NNs CoMrANy.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Welsh Slate-Mining Company of Virginia.
Buckingham county, was held at the Office ,as,
Of the Company on the 4th of March, 1871.
The following officers were elected John
". Edwards, President; Edw. Jones, Vice
President John j. Pritchard, Secretary
WIN! j. Thomas, Treasurer. Directors
John r. Williams, Wm.J j. Thomas, David
7. Thomas, Griffith D. Griflths, William
j. Humphrey, all of Buckingham. d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

HARPER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIE's
illustrated papers, for this week, are to
hand from Eilyson g. Taylor, booksellers
and news-dealers, No. 1118 Main street.
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7ska,ing Rink open Saturday morning at 10.

The public schools OF Virginia will bear in mind
that SrARKs & RYLAND are agents for Davies
Arithme,ics, Buliion's Grammars, Holiness SPELL
er aud Readers, Maury's Biographies, and ven-
able's Artthmetics. School books OF al sorts on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

.CoRN. AND FLOUR IExcHANGB.-Qn and
from the 18Th INST. the Corn ana Flour TX.
change will be opened at 8 e,cl6ck A..A1.
Sales To commence ut OK aud close 90 1QH Is,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

The Medical Gazette suggests an inquiry
whether the common practice of;putt ne
I'D chewing tobacco in lead foil may not
account for some Of the numerous cases oil
lead poisoning not traced. to any recognized
source. ~ ~ H -
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MARcH 0, 1871.-
Andrew II. Simpson, Ora Dell, Union CO.;
Mrs. Eliza Woodson, Washington, y. ca
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skating this afternoon at the rink.

For medicinal and family use we confidently
recommend ..B Select" whiskey, only SOLO
by W. D. BLAIR d Co., corner 9th ana main
streets, at $3.50 per gallon. Their stock OF nne
Teas Is unsurpassed. -'' go - -
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great Inducements offered IN
school books by ELLysoS d TAYLOR, MS Aain
street. ~. - s.....is 80. n.
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skating Rink will DC open every Monday and
Wednesday nights for gentlemen and youths only.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or private sales Of Real Estate
made bet,oeen the lstof January and the 1St OF
July the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
sent year; but on all safes betUee1a the first
D day Of July and the last day Of December the
seller pays them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

CHAxcERY CoURr OF R1cHxoND- nudge T..
II. Fytzh,igb presiding. following cases
were disposed Of on yesterday: Ga
Stuart and wife VS.. Dabney's admipistra-
tor. Decree confirming report Of cemmis.
sioner, and directing q sale Of the real es-
tate In the bill and proceedings mentioned.
EEans, p. q. e.5 .EWfli, . G1rs#j
Warwick's conn.,, &c, VS. Warwick's
trustee and others. Decree referring cause
to q commissioner for inquiry and report.
Meredith, p. q. = l'3f}z59t tSLI
Julia Doyle, &C., ys. Dougherty and wife.
Decree referring cause to O commissioner
for inquiry and report. 81. A. and. j. s.
Wise for plaintiff; Chandler, Shields, and
Morton for defendants. @'Eaa3
SmalPs administrator vs. Lumpkfn's ex-
ecutor, &c. Decree directing commissioners
to take account, and report debts against
Lumpkin's estate. George L. Christian, p,
o.; e. 7. Cannon for defendant.
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PoIror GouRr. THunssiDx 1stses III.
I5Fhite presid;ags The following eassa we're

PorIor CouRr. THUrspx fssssss5s. ~
1Fhite presidsaags The following eassa Rer'
dtsposed Of: Is IN U I 81 81
J susan Hughes (colored| for stes1ng
quantity OF ,underclot hing OF the ne o
| So from tie trunk OF Clafbothe Bfa4fon
Join Natfaniels, alias John Childsx aeal.
ing one ACCORDION, the property 0t gyoeepn
Schriyer, value at S16, was required 70 eve
security for bis appearance on The IUsn, %
which time the case was continued
b Hampton Greer (colsfedl charged win
being q lunatie, was sent 70 thssHoRasas
Hollie White, for being drunk d. and throw
ing stones at detective John Wren, was re.
quired to pay q fine Of 81. ~. IL.
= Lewis Davis, throwing rocks Ia the street,
and breaking the wind cfl9 dwetnncE
houses, was required TO pay me @ 10
and to give security IN the sum @ soOo lor
Jane oyerton. Ida Mason, Charlotte GU
man, Cary Trabien, Minnie Morris, Mary
Davis, and Tim Sullivan were charged with
being persons Of evil name, fame, and rep.
utation, and with keeping ND ilt.goyerned
and disOrderly house. Trabien, Morris,
and Sullivan were discharged {; the ether
parties were sent on for, trial. s,stsf "a
Zephaniah G.. Lampkin, charged with
unlawfully shooting w. l.. Heath on the
18th day Of February last, was required to
give security in the sum OF 500 for his ap-
pearance before the. grand jury on the Sd
day of April. .rs ii a,t,,ry,-., e,.s,
Quite o number Of persons were up to
show cause why they should be allowed to
run wagons on the public streets without
having the proper numbers affixed, as pre-
scribed by city ordinance. ~ g7ti,4
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THOS. ". KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. dry
goods, notions, clothing, hats, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTCN will sell at 10 A. NJ. fur
niture, &c.
W. GODDIN will sell at 4 p. II. the dwelling st
the northeast corner OF 5lh and Cary streets.
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OLD PAPERS .. 4oc. per hundred u The Dis
patch couniing.room. ~ 8. h,
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patch comiing.ro0m. -. z ....ls,s.t
ENVELOPES furnished ard psfnted q ~, W.sH
sa.7s, and $50 per i,eeo, at the Dlspsfce
establishments 90 So $780, as'ts
AL pERloDIcALs sc pubiisbers' pr Gee ~ - 80
TYSON & TAYLos's news depot next y A',seessA
ONCE Is I -.,--
All sheIassss novels - HI s0's . : 49,
Lie Main strset ...- - :.
81 ,,ns rink spsn this sfssrnooa... g.
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xrf,pTurRN HAY. LIN stare pnd hr
| sais. 100 bales /, q, y Is;sfyor
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ska,,ps RINK open thss afssrnoos 9. J.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
Wool Raising.

We agree fully in the opinion that
the Western farmer can make more
money raising wool than can be re.
lized in any other branch of industry
in winch he is likely to engage. Wool
is an imperishab!c stable. It can be
held over from year to year If mar
kets do not suit, without spelling,
and will always command the cash
whenever put into market, just as
cotton does. The prevailing plan
Of raising sheep IN the West is All
imperfect one. It farmer decides
to- turn his attention largely IN this
direction, he should thoroughly post
himself in the matter, and mako q
business Of it. His sheep should DO
carefully folded at night to be safe
from the ravages Of dogs. They
should net be crowded into large
drovcs. The time oflambing should
be perfectly under control. Bare
beilied sheep should be carefully
called out Of the flocks- aud none
Saised except those which would
pay best in every way. In.and in
breeding should be carefully ravcid.
cd. Especial attention during the
winter months should be paid to the
shelter and feeding Of the sheep.
Sheep should not be washed, but
the wool should be thoroughly wash
ed after shearing, sorted, pickcl and
sacked. Tub washed and picked
wool brings the highest price. This
labor can he done by women and
children. 4 Missouri Democrat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23

lar variety within fixed range may
be allowable in stock farm, perhaps
even in grain-tarm, if the inexora-
bic law OF rendering back to the land
that taken from it. in the shape Of
grain, in the new form Of = proper
iertil 'xer, be observed.
But the futur farmer, ewhatever else
he be, will be wonderfully different
from the farmer of the past. He will
in the railroad era now dawning upon
us be quicker-moving and quickers
thonghled man. He will need steam.
ploughs, and other appliances beyond
the means of most farmers, and hence
will come cooperation IN farming, or
at least in the use Of Implements
Familiarity with specialties will
make him more of An adept, and
travel will have made him more of .
cosmopolitan than the Flooding farm.
cr Of to-day-or rather, shall I say,
OF yesterday? w. G. F.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
From the Cincinnati Times.
What the s'Fat Contributor" Knows
About Farmers.

Now that winter Is approaching,
it would perhaps be as we'll to dis
continue haying, and turn your atten-
ton to getting in your fall saw.logs.
No farmer can consider his tall work
complete until he has his cellar well
supplied with saw.!ogs. Seated
around the blazing hearth of a win.
ter's night, there is no fruit more de-
licious.
A correspondent asks us what we
think of late blowing, Flowing
should not be continued later than
10 or II o'clock at night. It gets the
horses in the habit of staying out
late, and unduely exposes the plow.
We have known plows to acquire
springhalt and infammatory rheuma-
tism from late blowing. Don't dot.
To another correspondent who
wants us to suggest good drain on
a farm, we would say heavy mort
gage At ten per cent will drain it
about as rapidly as anything we know
OF.
When you make cider select moth.
ing but the soundest turnips, chop
ping them into sled length before
grading them. In boiling your cid
err use plenty OF ice, and when boil
ed hang it up in the sun to dry.
A pickaxc should never be used tn
picking apples. 1t has tendency to
break down the vines and damage
the hive.
In sowing your winter applejack
horse-rake will be found preferable
to q step-ladder. Step.ladders are
liable to freeze up, and are hardly
palatable unless boiled with sugar.
In cutting down hemlock trees for
canning, select the largest. Don't
throw away the chips, % they make
fine parlor ornaments, encased in
rustic frames Of salt and vinegar.
Tbs coming cold weather should
suggest to the humane farmer the
necessity for a good cow she'd. The
following is good receipt Tor make
ing a good COW shed
Pour pailful Of boiling hot water
on her back, and if that don't make a
good cow shcd-her hair-wc are
no prophet to anybody.
Now is tho time Tor planting your
winter hay. The pink eyed Shutdown
is probably the best variety, as it
do mt need boiling, and begins TO lay
carly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
A Railroad Drama.
SCENE I.

scESEI.
Interior of car ON the Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne railroad. Olive
Logan, wrapped in sealskin jack
ct, reading THE Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table" Four male
members Of the Hog family sit
ting opposite, playing cards and cx.
pectorating coplously.]
Q. J.. with a whitening slance)-
Mr.. Conductor. please como here.
Conductor-Yes. madam.
o. L.-Tell those men that il they
must spit, they will confer a favor by
splitting on their own premises.
Observation-Disclosures, If you
want to spit, there's smoking car
forward.
Hogs-All right [Spitting pro
ceeds
TThe same
0. L. standing up, and speak ing in
her platform voice)--Mr. Conductor,
obllge me by sending a brakeman
here with mop, or broom, or a
scrubbing brush, or a shorel, and have
this filthy floor cleaned.
lOrdcr executed promptly, with
much objurgation on the part OF the
brakeman. Splitting discontinued
Tableau-Olive triumphant. Hogs
retreat in good order.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE or IOWA. TAMA COUNTY IS

ORlGIA1L NOTICES.
CTATE or IOWA. TAMA COUNTY SIS.
To William D. Hart, and Emelinc s. Wood
bury Hart, formerly Emiline 8. Wood
: bury:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that on or before the 9th day Of febru, ny
A. D, 1871, there will be on Ale, in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Dis riot Court Of TAma
County, lows, a petition Ct Ioncll Higgins,
claiming Of you the correction Of certain
deed made by you TO one Jane Higgins, aud
conveying the following described Real
Estate situated in Tnma County, Iowa, viz
"rhe southwest quarter Of section number
twenty t2U) in township nu.,bcr
eighty>fve 1851 north Of range thirteen [i3l
west Of 9Th r. n containing one hundred
and sixty acres more or less" said dead
bearing DIT October 10th, 1865, and said
petition will ask that said decd be % cor.
rccted that the namo Of the grantee there
in, Jane Higgins, shall read lonell Higgins,
and that unless you appear thereto, and do.
fsnd, on or before noon, Of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court: being the
February term Of said Court for the year
A. D. 1871, commencing on the third Mons
day Of February, A. D. 1871, At the Court
House, in Toledo, in said county, default
will be entered against you, aud judgment
and decree rendered thereon.
APPELLATE h KINNE,
Go Atty's. for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
EXECUTORS. SALE.

DY vlTTUE ofan order Of sale made ~
ID tae Circuit Court Of Tama County,
Iowa, and to me directed, shall expose Tor
sale q public auction on the 9Th day d
March, A. D. 1871, 1t the front door Of the
Court House Ia the town Of Toledo. towA,
the folio wing land and tsnements belone>
ing to the essats Of Isaac Tolan, late Of .eaid
county, deceased, and described % follows,
to-wit: The northeast quarter Of seslioa
number four - township g, range u ! est,
In Tsms Couaty, Iowa, except 20 AGREE out
Of southeast corner thereof, 05 rods long
north and south, and wide enough 70 con.
tain 40 acres and except tract descrih.
ed 40 fcllows-csmnencing 80 feet north Of
the southwest corner Of said quarter sec.
ton, thence cast 30 reds. themes north ~
rode, thence vest u rods. thence north 81
rods 10 north liDe II qasrtsy ssctioa, thcpcs
west rods 70 northwest oosHoY. theMcS
south 70 plscs u bsgisDiss. cealsiniag 20
acres. Said premises are . be cold 70 SAT-
isfy the debts Of said estats, snd The sale
will 90 nnaeuee II IL o'sleok \. ~, u ssi4
day, upon the following tsrns Ose.lairJ
cash, balance In two equal payuests. 1ss
In aud ~ mouths respectfully, With ten
per cent. interest secured b. nste I'd
mortgage. The timber lasd viii b sold u
lots 10 salt pasUhssers.
A. rOLAN,
Executor Of tho sstats Of Isass Tslan. DE-
ceased.
February 9Th. 1871. 7,s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
DES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronizng this line
Westward passengers make close connection at lies Mones
with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific at Grand Junction with
Chicago Western, and OMAHA with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East oer via Keokuk choice Of
three principal through lines, vizTocdo Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago Burlington Quincy
Railroads by either of which they make connections and
fast time to all important points in the Middle and Eastern
States.
Sleeping night trains.
Fare Arrays as low the lowest.
Coupon tickets at all principal Offices.
JNO. GIVIN, Superintendent.
JAS. BARKER Genl. T. Agent. "a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23

Ben. Franklin was a wise and prac.
tical man, as the world we'll knows.
But were proof required, this sen
tencc from his pen would be sufi.
cient: "A newspaper and Billie at
every house, good school in every
district.-ali studied and appreciated
as they merit,--are the principal sup
ports Of virtue, morality, and civil
liberty" Let it be observed the
philosopher ranks his three great
means Of civilization accurately.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-23
RAIL ROAD TIES TAINTED.

NOTICE is hereby given. that The Toledo
IN and North. Western Rail Way will ray
so cents apiece for good merchan table burr
or white oak rail ond ties, to DO delivered
on the lines Of said road, 10 such points ~
w. II. Harrison, president Of The company.
may designate, said ties TO be counted, in
spccted and accepted by an Inspector ap>
pointed by the Board Of Directors. by orr
der Of the Board Of Directors Of The 7. 4 n.
". Il. ". J. G. SAFLEY.. Sec'ty.