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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
SECIAL NOTICE.
Louis, Iron HTountain and Southern
Railroad.

RathrOads
TIKI ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
I. Louis Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, st
aul, Kansas City, Le4venworth, st. Joseph
a all Points North, East and West.
! EXPRESS TRAINS leave the ?, y Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Raih DAD Depot
taiiy at A. N. and p. M.
YFRRSS TRAIN leaves the foot of Canal street
ally at 8 A. NJ, via the New Orleans, Mobile aud
chattanooga Railroad, making close connec-
&ors at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail
oad to al points North, East and West.
tickets apply 70
A. D. SHELDON,
II Agent New Orleans, jackson and Great
orthern Railroad, corner Camp and Common
treets, under City Hotel; sr to
W. BKDRLL,
81 Agent New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga
ailroad, No. $50 Common street, under St
haries Hotel
G III WENGFIRLD,
ral experimenting Agent st. Louis Iron Noun.
Mn and Southern Railroad no24
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By R. M. q B. J. Montgomery.

GREAT AND SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT TOP
BUGGIHS, COAL AND PIANO BOX, OPEN
BUGGIES. JERSEY WAGONS, BARoUC HRs
SLIDING SEAT BUGGIES, ETC, AT AUC1 on.
TO cLoSBA CONSIGNMENT, WITHOUT Il MIR
OR RESERVE
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EW ORLEANS, MOBILE

sW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Mobile division Of tlais road viii be opened
1siasss on
+ Monday, November Fl, 1870,
passenger trains will run as follows:
I've New Orleans, from the foot of Canal street,
y st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City,
/. Ocean Springs, Pascagcula and Mobile at 8
TX A NJ. Arriving at Mobile at 2:9o oeloek
connecting at Mobile with the MOBILE AND
and the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAIL.
BIS for all points
NORTH, RAsT AND WRIST.
We Mobile for New Orleans at lilo A. NJ Ar.
at siio Pm.
Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
bgGH PRB1GHT TRAINS RUN EACH WAY
DAILY.
iglt received at New Orleans, at, the foot OF
street before $50 P. d.; delivered at Mobile
next morning.
GEAR AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
further Information, eau at the Genetal ONCE
company rooms one aud two up-atairs,
Il BEnDIEG, corner Camp and Common
L. J. R. KENDRICK.
General Superintendent,
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or. CHARLES HOTEL.
NOTICE TO THE PuBLIo.

The undersigned, having effected lease e. the
ST. oHARLKs HOTEL for the term Of ten years,
arc now engaged in thoroughly renovating and re-
Furnishing ths house for occupation on or about the
twentieth ptoximO.
Il "a oar parpoae to make the ST. CHARLES TEE
HorRL Of the South, aud 10 expense will be spared
or attention emitted to secure this object.
R. T. RIvERs,
HRNRY B. FOLRY.
Nov orleans. october %. lslo. oeal In
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aRiziiii Bsi5Ri1;4ii5ja FE'OvAL

sissa4 cenmorelal College
elee 70 NoA isa ana Ies Canal usreat. anna.
tE9Atre ana On the aanao square as 6he
81. 49, colleges, tho University OF Loaial.
Aeghmnilg lnetitute---the Headcuar.
.e1u4uita4 and Agricultural Pair As
e4nealtFatinR the leading Eduoa.
.s..ena 81 the state o. tho same square.
81 ..,I.sau Hll Ard ON new location f1r
qet. nnd entirely private.
tA nine e ia. aud i've to ak
A11a ale l4NitGa 70 yinit the Col
A4iend fr5fnafT aresfinao g nj.
=rl. end VII - happy 70 ars the
20 ena the puhllu Fs86aauy, Non.
A44111s. Hretn II AZ 81 - 81. II.
44a tt4l44aqH ~ taeh study.
la lts'a Gan b q aaasesft
N1F ! ri ena
4u8 agG4as Eua11aA
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Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
Nos, ., 9S2 and 5000.
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d ""Dh" VI D. T. hOhiONs ASeHsNEE
RY C.. e. GIRARDEY & co., AUG
y - tloneers-0d1ce No. II Exchange place, New
O'clock ID, at the herchants' and AuetiOneers TX
change, on Royal, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the city OF New Orleans per order Of
the District Court Of the United States Of America
for the District Of Louisiana sitting in bauiruptey
will be sold BY public auction
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIVABLE, oPKN ACCOUNTS
and other Personal Property, surreudered 10 he
following named estates N bankruptcy, ard in no
where claims are in re hands of attorneys The
purchaser is to assume all charges in addition 10
the amount OF his bid:
AZ Robert nj van
70 Robert s. Vaughan
81 j. ". George.
l0i Gieorre d. Tita tCo
II3 J. NJ. Wilkinson
I25 ERA q NessSnge,
i6i W Il Tavlor
2i9 Young Rolefts.
IA Thomas Appleton
2qi J. n WooIfilI,
325 Robert and Janos Alexander ind ,;5,,al,,
and "A men,berS Of AJsTan5,' Ro.t, eAi'S'
34 P. H. Mcvicker - DiO'-'''
35s W. z. May
SOL Josiah r Maaon
$50 Minnie Alexandey
81 Bernard Hans
3Ts John T. Monroe
Az r. d. Newell
Az Holm w NcCor;
ASP J. M RandoJnb
$50 James Raieyp
46s John Anderson
49J John L, Byrue and r. A c4ia1J. IL I,,;4..t,,
and ps nenbers Of The 6T,n ~. - p - I,.i x
Shields y O'0
ABS r w gstin and Henry Thornbin t,dtviJ,,ol,t,
and az members of The drins Of n " ~ H.,
s. Co and EstIin 4 % - " ~
$40 A. v Williams
525 K. NJ. Stewart and H. G. Cavett A. On
SO o. Westbrook
sos G. G. Duke
546 G. H. Collie
567 n Il. Dupuy
57i Mr. SaII{e I Ecrt
58l p II Fniev " a cenaar and n Vuu ia;
viduaIiy and a. 5,rs of tr,n Of St,n ,Lu1'
Avery Co. -"~''
6O8 A O. Piernont
Clio Louts Goiisten amt A ua,or ;rd;,i5,,aI7- ard
IA membera Of Arm of i,1,iCf.mith Hahs-
d 60 ~
$40 Theodore Laaeaux.
$50 j. b. Williams
10 Josiah b. Richardaon
ZIG r. d. Bridrer
III L. q Auberr
7s5 j. H. Erwin
IN w. C. Cutler
900 LeopOll and Adnlnbe RACQUET 1ndixiduarlv
and as members ef The arm OF InIrand Roc
Guet Co
s26 William L, Brown
342 James S. IBrander, Jr individually, and az
member of tbe Arms of Brande- 4 HnbbaId
Brander Chambliss & Co and BranIer a
ChambE5s
$50 James A Lusk individually and az a member
of the Arm nf Lnsk 4 90
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LAFAYEvrE sTRsET PaoPERrY.

LAFAYETTE STRsET PROPERTY.
SALE on TWELVE MONTHS BOND.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL F1EyEGAN-So. g, 49,
and
SUCCESSION OF MARY ROSS. DBcEAsED WIFE
or MlCHAEL FlNNEGAS-So. 2i053.
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By Sheriff Sauvinet.
SALE By THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS TO EFFECT PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF DECEASED WIFE OF DIEDERIcH
FEHRMAE.
By Sheriff sauvinet.

CORA FEHRMAE EF AL. VS.. G. P. FRHRMAS
EFT AL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10

GEORGE w. HODIAN, UPHoLsTBRBR.
W Spring Hair and Moss Mattresses, Furniture
Covers Awnings and Gallery Curtains made to or.
der. Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating laid. Purni.
tute removed repaired, upholstered and Vanished.
Window Shades, Cornices, Pictures and Mirrors nat
up. Gilt work covered with gauze or tissue paper.
Carpets taken up, thoroughly cleaned. balod and
stored
Residence aud workrooms, No. IS PEtania
street. dell I'm
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BY g. De Ferret.

DESIRABLE COTTAGE ON CLAIBORNE STREET,
BETWEEN CUSToMHoUsE AND BIENyILIR
STREETS.
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Seeond District COURT for the Farish Of Orleans
No. o., 1873 lsuit in partitionl
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CWNrRAL HOTEL,

CRNTRAL HOTEL,
Qate aumbers aolen.
Gasp sweet, Oppeslss Lafayette suaare.
aagss.aa laAses.ssiAs .s.sl e Psssana ~ rs
lulsl - q is.alus1I fte
80 e rseeee = asaea,s lr1neqail .saEa.
- n A D rl5AR, kE1pSlsssr.
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SUCCESSION or MRS. WIDOW zENoN RANSOM
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. z. Girardey & Co.
AsSIGEEE's S1LK IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON ASSIGNEE
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BY William De Lacy.

:
FURNITURE. WEARING APPAREL, JEwRLRY. etc.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM eGERkE AND WIFE.
second District cOurt for the Parish of orlsaas-
No. sia4s.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a las
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By S. Guinault.
ALE FOR ACCOUNT OF FORMER PURCHASER

SUCCESSION OF PAUL KUHL BAREES-EO.
286Ol
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By B. ]. Montgomery.
sUcoRsaoN oF IAllEs poYILE.

second District Court for the Parish Of orl.s
No. 23,7l7,
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IMPROVED PKoPKKrY IN THE SECOND
TRICr Al AUCTION.
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|AGE CHECKED PROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Neville & Van solingen.
UN9rRp srArEa Crsrnna onn

SALE OF wAREEoUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS
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E|9 70 IIToU-1III aITVEI9
VIII deliver, mes 81 eartaea - aht patt q tho
city, ~ ~ sla illsburst heant carbsn,
~ j84f esa se.a, sslAshI1E td1 slsflr.
~ HeIzt 1AAEIlll flI-Gl1 siffa, S
nasSA
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AVELERs, ATTENTION.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,

hei- Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars
|their combined length without change.
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$1,000 REWARD

WANATA.................~.. .wANATA
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Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always 90
hand, ~ also the very best Western Lager Beer.
MICHAEL SCANLAN.
twelve O'clock iva ly
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W0OD---OOAL.

EIRLD q BELL
II lSPBNcKR FTKLD, JA.--WALTKR o. BELLY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PIttabura, Anthracite and English Cann Of
Z COAL,
Also ASH, OAK and PINE WOOD. Steamships,
steaplbOata, cotton presses, f0undFiaB and families
promptly supplied &c the lowest market rates. Main
once l8f Camp street, corner Gir0d- Branch oace
361 Magazine street, near PoeyfArro. SEQ ly
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SALE on TWELVE MONTHS BOND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-15

Abstract of 26th annual report, Jan. LIST, 1871
Income for 1870, s65s9, ZIG 80
Cash Assets, l5,s7s, ,5l7.1O
Dividends paid to Policy holders in
1870, los, ,929 fl
Divisble Surplus, Jan. lst 1871, ll52 ,40s.04
Losses paid by death in 1870, l21S,s63.l2
Number OF policies issued in 1870, 99e5
Amount insured in 1870, $2I 14l ,994. .S4
Whole amount insured nearly $4,000 10000
Being strictly mutual, the New York Life charges
its members only the actual of their insurance,
and in this company party always has a dividend
which can be used in the payment of the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.


p.tlic Lectures.
Are lectures of any valuc: Is the
platform one OF the educators OF the
people? In a moral point Of view,
are public lectures to lie considered
blessings. or cnrscss These questions
it might seem superhuous to ask, but
the general Indifference manifested
by the clergy Of Toledo towar.l the
course Of lcenrcs now in progress
open. anew these questions for jndg.
mcnt. We think we arc safely
within bounds in stating that only
one Of the preachers of Toledo has
taken an active, If any, interest in
these lectures. Tie other preachers,
holding the Office OF public teachers.
have manifested q most "inastcrly IN
activity" in respect 10 them. We
hope that the iniimation announced
10 us that there WAS some clerical
opposition to these lectures cannot
lie substan,iatei. Of course, it is
not our special province 10 dictate
duties to gentlemen Of their stand
ing, and many viii call US presump-
tuoHs. II not worse. for here ealing
attention to what we consider q
faiiafe 81 daily OF their ptrt. Bat
we cannot longer wittholltbe expires.
sion Of opinion that thsy as we'll as
ali others, whether 10 private or pub
lie station, are not performing their
duty, whes declining 10 give their
act,yc sanction and GO. operation 10
public lectures. Public lectures are
ono Of the means of public education,
are 'nculeators Of public morality.
are avenues of general information,
md arc hois'ing machines Tor eleya-
thug the public taste and the public
mind, Their objects and influence
arc not different from tho true oh.
jects and influence OF preaehcr's
duty, Both have for their Object
and ain tho improvement, elevation
ami enabling OF human nature
Lecture. tave been created To sup.
ply tbs public deiasn} az cheap In
forTnst'onc cheap and innocent reerea-
ton and cheap lessons in morals AM!
socinls. And IL N evident, from the
Influence public lectures have on "a.
slety, that tbs popular demand, In
u = reapee',seriaes the rrevet'., "res
Fcval, fos I'm" Il 10 worth Willie
to consider II clerical apathy
~ regards this popnlar demand, does
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
ksr state Convention.

The State Register invites an cX-
preston from the Press OF the State
ms to the best time for holding the
next State Convention.
One advantage of an early nom,na-
ION is, chat the people of the Kcpub-
can party have some rest and quiet
liter the convention. and tho sooner
The convention is held the sooner
! hcywili be relieved from the auger-at-
,cn,ions of aspiran,s and their
friends. One disadvantage is, that
when the campaign Is a protrac:ed
~nc the people settle into compare
i've apathy and the speakers have
40 Her and less enthusiastic audiences
han when the campaigns are short,
- which latter case they are usually
harp and decisive.
In the present condit,:: Of politics
ani parties, in this State, we incline
- the opinion that late convention,
Sty abou; the date indicated by the
paycnpor, Gazette, the first or mid
lie OF August will be about the
tight thing. 1t cannot come earlier
very well, unless i; is held in June
which is decidedly too early.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26


usual conlitiors i,nposcd, namely,
raise r,oncv a.croh FOR the grading,
81, the roal snl secure the right Q!
way.
The length OF this line is an argu.
mcnt in its favor. Winona is Ito
miles from Cedar Falls in straight
line. This would make tho line, il
Grmncll be tho eeplhern starting
point, very ncsr,y 200 miles in length,
and If made a par, Of the Central
line would he one Of the longest in
the State.
Now that Mr.. Gilman has the
Central completed, he has time to
the route through Tama and
to determine il his interests do not
lie in the same direction rs do those
of the people of Tama County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
New Senators.

On Thurs lay, o. last week, the
following gentlemen were elected to
the Unitcd States Senate, Ivy their
respective Statcs,-Maine, Hon. Lot
NJ. Morrill,; Massachusetts, Hon. Hen
ry Wilson; both re elected, New
Jersey, Hon. Frederic I. Frelins
huyscn, in place of Mr.. Cattell;--Del-
aware, Gov. Cove Salisbury, in place
OF his brother Willard Salisbury
Michigan, Hor. Thomas w. Ferry
in the place Of Hon. James NJ How
ard; Illinois. Hon John a. Logan,
IL place of Hon. X. H. Ya,cs;-alinn
eso,a, Col. O. p Stearns for the short
term, to liIl the uncxpired term OF
Mr.. Norton, deceased, Hon. VIM.
Window is elected ter the long term
commencing the fourth OF next
March;-Missouri, Gen, Frank p.
Blair. in place ct Mr.. Drake, resigned
Arkansas, Governor Powell Clay
ton, in place Of Mr. McDonald;-
Louisiana, J. II. West, in place of
Mr.. Harris.
OF the eleven Senators elected
nine are Republicans and two, Sauls
bury and Blair. Democrats, a Demo.
cratic gain OF one.
On Wcdn, ny. lS;h, the lcgisla
ture of \ cbrasaa.. .ec;el p " Hitch
cock. in plac. II iloa. J. NJ. Thaycr.
Mr.. Hitchcock is conservation Re
pnbl:cln. Lu, WAS supported by the
Democrats,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

Bridge petition ct citiaeas ef Oneida
township a,sa and referred 10 bridge com.
Ai,tcc, Messrs, Clark and rcyneer.
Bridge petition OF citizens Of CotumatA
township fled, Aad rrfcrrcl to bridge com.
mi,,cc, Clark aud reynser
Bridge petition Of cttisema q Carlton
township flca, and referred to bridge com.
Eiuce Clark and rcynccr.
Bridge petition OF citizens Of Perry and
Crystal, referred to Clark and JaauA
Moved that q majority Of this Board be
authorized. At any time. to make such re :.
pairs on bridges rs in their opinion are Of
Immediate necessity, and pay for the samc
out Of the bridce fund Carried.
Moved that 81 per day. when visiting
schools, he continued TO tho Count, SNpcr>
intendant for the present year, provided,
tina. hea shall be allowed pay for not % cx.
cecd Mt the rate Ct one hundred aars Per
year for Office work, including examination
days and attendance on Teachers Institute.
carried.
Moved that the sum Of Sss on be allowed
e. |. Hunter and thc money drawn BY T.
Forker.-Carriei
Moved that the Auditor be authorized to
procure a copy Of Ccnk,in'a Treaties for
Mr.. Applegatc in place Of one Destroyed
Carried.
Moved that the Auditor procure . Jail
Register, Carried.
Moved that $1,000 Of Jail Fund" now
on hand be transferred Nv County Neaaur>
er to County Fund. Carried.
Moved that the auditors report Of School
Fund be approved
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

Over the whole land the cry OF
hard times comes up. We have
known times far harder and the old
settlers can remember full we'll that
jnsi previous to the crasl, Of 1887
wheat in Illinois sold at two dollars
the bushcl, and from that time down
to 1850 there was scarce morey suf
ficient aaoat to enable them to sci!
their produce save in the way Of
trade and dear trade st that. We re-
member Hon. Timothy Davis, Of Dn-
buque, saying in 1899 that lie could
hardly get money enough to take his
lstters out OF the post Office. Com
pared to thea the present is easy
times Anamosa Eureka.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

There is at least one first class
agency at Ph,ladelphia-,hat of Coc,
Wetherl!l & Co. We have done
business with them for two or three
years, ard have always got good
rates and prompt payment. There
may be others equally as good, but
we name this firm because we can
speak Of them from personal kncwi-
clge.-[OSka!oosa Herald.
As you seem to be . fayori,c OF
c. w. & Co, Bro. Hunter, couldn't
you persuade them to settle. by
remittance. small balance they owe
us, 10 the collection OF which we
have been "instant IN season and
out of season. Our failure in their
line has not seduccd us into a
very high estimate OF the integrity
of c. w. 4 Co, aforesaid.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

I'll tell you what's the matter,
- Without a will to hattcr,
What | might have told before;
That the place to get Your goods,
From your Slippers to your Hoods,
Il at the Union Store.
They have silkcn FlanneIs there,
\ And thousand things to spare,
a fact or two worth knowing;
Their prices arc so low,
That every one should know
How fast their goods are going.
IN Boots and Shoes, their dealings
= Arc suited to tho feelings
OF these hard and pressing times;
So, II you're needing any,
With the remnant OF your money,
Go buy your fves aud mines.
IN Groceries, too. they say,
= They arc selling every day,
At prices wopdrons low;
So that those who come to buy
Will often ask them "why
They beat their peighbors so.'
They have Goods upon the way
= For their Store most every day,
Which ! should bsve told before;
SO their Goods are always fresh
And are taken with q rush,
a. WiettHg Brothers store.
ToLEpo, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

Mayed that fi,s Auditor give Rgtics to
Township Clerks, that they are requested 10
notify each road Supervisor In his Town.
ship, to report to them what repairs on eeua-
~ bridges. they ore not required BY Law TO
make which information shall BE- imwe>
diately fepar.si 70 tbs nearest county sas
peryisor.-Eafriei.
Moved ti.st s7s9 per week be con-
tinuad to Richard Randie AMI wifs, for hep,
uaiii April term Of this B..rd,-c4rris
ell
Moysi w Nr. Jaqaa, that the aatien Of
the Oxford bridge committee in The matter
Of the anal payment, TO the caatsa Iron
Bri ige, he apprsysi,-1srriei.
Moved by Mr. Psyassr, lhata majority
Of tbs members Of this Board, be authorised
10 eont>aet with The Iron bridge company
for . bvissys similar 70 the DrfpY! bridge,
At Chelsea, provided the sane shall net ex>
esel sa.2sa. and that ,hsy he authorized
to aesapt end pay for the ssme.-csrri,
III.
Moved chat majority nf hss Board, be
aysharinsl 70 prsaurs, and deliver a. 6hel-
sea, 4 ear loals af chip stone for the Giai-
sea bridge, aal pay for the sams.=-Gaffi-
ed.
Petition Of sitissas efDHeids Township for
appropriation 10 baild bridge aarass Salt
Creek, presented saJ recommended by old
Beard thst no sllsvsass be made, rsaam-
HsHd approved by rev Beard
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

ID. j. Bunnehof AMI ono Davis, a
Freepcrt lawyer, have been held in
bonds OF 81 900 and $3.50 respective
", for representing themselves as U
5. Revenue officials and in that ca
racs,y attempting 10 levy black mail
upon Muncey & Geyer, druggists at
Jesup. Win. they discovered, were
disposing OF urs,anped biticrs- The
examination took place before Com
missioner Ballou. at Dubuque, and
occupied seven days.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

not place those ara,heiic ones hchina
the times. There arc ways OF teach,
iagpiety o,hcrthanby rcadmy sermons
every day in the week Mental rec
rea,ioa is necessary TO correct think
irg,sna p;cty.iounled upon ignorance
or mcn.a, narrowness, is not such a
power rs it should be, either in tho
individual or in society. Religion, to
meet the demands OF the hour, must
be broader minded than tina, in Lu.
TIERS time, and must be built upon
conscn,ing intelligence, cultivated
mind, and developed mental facul.
ties The tendency OF the age is to
make mental and moral growth keep
pace, neither having a supremacy over
the o,hcr,-to join the head and heart
in the same work, instead OF separat-
ing them in tho exercise of their
functions. The clergy can do no
better, in aid o! their own true
aim, than to foster and cultivate
the tendency Of the people, and re-
cognizc Public Lectures as their co
a Tutors in their work.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
lRIgINAA N0TIgN.
CTATE or IOWA, FAMA COUNTY, 80.

To Christopher psvsrill. Henry Psserill aud
Emma psverill;
You, and each Of you, are hereby natihsd
that there 10 nov on file. in the oliies Of the
Clerk Of the district faNrl Of Tama county,
lews, a peiitieB OK William Faysrili, elaine
ikg Of you The a0freGlioB Of a dsed. eEtent=
Cd by enc jehB Archer, IN Mary Fsvsriil,
and that unless gen appear thefete. md
defend, on or before Ra0R, Of the second day
Of the next term Of said eaHri, being the
RehvAary term Of said feurt far the yesr
4, u. 1871, eemsBaasiag IN the third MaR-
d.y sefstsy A in D -, VI s. ~ NE ae aa
and leeree rendered lhereeR.
EYlVERR 4 RAPtEF
9s51 ltA'Ps Sar P'n,n~iN,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

Go to Johnston & Cos for bar
gains in Fur Goods, Mufs and Capes,
Caps and Gloves. They have the
best assortment of every thing in
the Dry Goods line In Tana county.
It