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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-20
Cincinnati Market.

. CINCINNATI. April 19.-Provisions in light demand
halders firm in hopes of better demand at higher prices
Flour. fami S6.20a6.55. Corn quiet and unchanged
Pork saleable at $3.50. Lard lie. Bacon-shoulde1
sold 912 sides 10c, Whisky in fair demand at sec.
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Nos. 10.
PRICE, 5000.

Earn Of go acres about 80 in cultivation Situated
in ROane county miles from Philadelphia and the T.
T., Va and Ga. Railroad. Improvements ordinary.
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Spring and summer Goods

Spring and Summer goods just opened. Call
and see the prices. j. B. & j. L. RHEA.
iv12-d3t
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No. 1S2.

Farm of 100 acres, IS in cultivation, miles from
Knoxville on one of the main turnpikes Comfortable
frame dwelling and outbuildngs. The soil is capable
Of the highest cultivation. is situated in fertile val
ley, and its proximity to the city makes it very de-
sirable farm. Price, terms, &c. furnished on aPplica-
ton.
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PRIcE. s1.2OO.

Cheap Farm Of leo acres, miles from steambos
landing on Hiwasse river. IS acres in cultivation
ordinary Improvements Considered very desirabl
farm ut the price asked
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No. III.
PRICE. 5000

Farm Of Isl acres about 90 in cultivation Fine new
log house now being built large barn. &C. This farm
is situated Beaver Creek, in Knox county N miles
from Knoxville and miles from Powell's Station.
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No. Isl.
PRICE. $4,000.

Very cheap Farm of351 acres 60n cultivation situated
in Granger country, miles from HolsiOn river and
about miles from Morristown. Comfortable hewed
log house, barn, etc. Timber very fine. Considered
o good location for O steam mill. Time given on
all the purchase money over 800,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-20
Call and See

The stove Fashion" unequalled for economy
cheapness and durability. HoxIE s. DEPUE.
iv-10dw-tjun
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building Lots For Sale.

], offer few Building Lots in the city, for
sale 5sl-aac 1u ~ Jos. A. MABRY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-20

If you travel East, West, North or South,
take package of Simmons Liver Regulator
Prepared only by ]. H. Zeilin & Co., Macon,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-20
The Place to Get Your CIothiug.

Just try Globe Flower Cough lSyrup for con
umption asthma and croup
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No. 165.

Farm of $50 acres in Meigs county, on the Hiwasse
river. lbs in cultivation rs of which are bottom
land. Hewed low dwelling and buildings.
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EVENING SESSION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Devotional exercises
Discussion-"Have you a teachers meeting
Have you Sunday School prayer meetings7
Are such meetings desirable? If so, what are
the advantages ?'
Music.
Discussion The Library. How best man.
aged ?'
Music.
Discussion" Sunday School finances"
Closing exercises.
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No. $50.

FARM AND RESIDENCE. One of the most desirable
situations in the county. Two miles from Knoxville
on one Of the main turnpikes. Large farm in fine eul
vation Large brick residence and all necessary out
buildings. Price terms, etc, furnished application.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-20

We enjoyed ourselves yesterday in visiting
the Art Gallery of T. M. Schleier, who has just
been receiving a large addition to his fine selec-
ton of Chronos. We wereparticularly pleased
with one representing LANDOWNER ex-
planning to deeply interested company of spec
tators the wonders of the needle gun. The de-
sign is good and splendidly executed. Many
other choice pieces are offered. These chromos
are bought at lowest rates, and with superior
advantages Mr. Schleier is enabled to sell them
at very low rates Goand see. whether you buy
or not.
Depository of the American S. S. Union, at
o. B. Smith & Co.'S, where may be found Ii
braries, cards. record books, and everything
useful in the Sunday School. iv20-d2t
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PRICE. SLIM
No. 179.

Very neat and comfortable Cottage and fine Lot sit
uated about mile from the court house in Knox
vile. on the Clinton Turnpike.
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No. lSS.

Frame House. stories with rooms with about an
acre and fourth of land Time will be given on a
part Of the purchase money.
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Louisville Market.

LOUIS VILE April 1e-Flour dull; extra family 500
Corn, sacked, Csc. Pork dull at $780, Shoulde,
nc; clear sides l0c. packed. Lard, steady in .kee
l3c. Whisky S6as7c.
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No. ISL.
Price. $500.

Farm Of 1S5 acres. on Beaver Creek. Knox county
10 miles from Knoxville and miles from station on
X. and h. Railroad. AS acres in cultivation. New
frame dwelling of rooms, of the best in the
Try New frame barn, 5Ox0 feet, and other out build
ings.
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Order OF Exercises.

The following is the order of exercises of the
East Tennessee Sunday School Convention to
be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in Knoxville, April 20 and q, 1871:
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No. 11s.

Farm Of loo acres, so in cultivation s miles from
Kingston, Roane county. Dwelling kitchen, smoke
house. &c. One-third cash; balance in and years
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East Tennessee Sunday School Convention to
be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in Knoxville April 20 and p, 1871:
FIRST SESSION, THURSDAY 2P. NJ.
Temporary organization s
Devotional exercises.
Address of welcome by Rev. E. e. Hoss.
Permanent organization. 7 sFe.r.pE !
Appointment of committees s[ ~
Discussion-"What can Sunday Schools and
Sunday School workers do to extend their in
fuence in East TENNESSEE,
4 Music by the Convention. e.,
Discussion-"What kind of lessons should we
use? Comparison of the one lesson system
with the old plan 2"
Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION. .-sas
Devotional exercises
Discussion-"0bjects of the Sunday School.
Are we sufficiently alive to the value of the
Sunday School as an agency for bringing men
to Christ 2"
Question box. --ess
Adjournment.
FRIDAY MORNING sEssIoN-Si O'clock.
Music by the Convention
Devotional exercises.
Review of previous days proceedings.
Discussion" What are the duties and re-
sponsibilities of parents and church members in
regard to the Sunday SchoolT'
Music.
Discussion" Where is the ministers place
in the Sunday Schoolr'
= Adjournment. $50
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No. IL.
PRICE, $500.

One story Frame Dwelling and Is acres of Land one
mile from the court house in Greeneville Tenn Land
under good fence house new, fine young orchard. &C.
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New Goods and New Prices.

New Goods and New Prices.
For Clothing, cheap and fine,
Call on a. Lo5enstinel
V. Burger & Sons old stand,
Iv8-1m ss.s No. II, Gay Street.
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Lot $50 feet square, corner Cumberland and LocuS,
Streets Very desirable location for a resdenee-one
Of the best in the city.
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No. s..
Iron Property. Very fine tract of land containing
an inexhaustbie quantity of Iron Ore Blast furnace
steam engine DIV elngs out-buildings saw and grist
MILL blacksmith shop. etc. well situated. Price, terms
ETC.. furnished on application.
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For sale.

@EsTpAaTE real ESTATE FOR SALE.
Two Houses and L0tg and Th1ss vss s r, Lots
Mabry Street. adjoining Major hio1 546 3oli Nun
sons property. 81 ~ - 'A0t1n A
lnril a. dot ~ - III -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

Company and adds some features
whisl, viii commend il to the young
iolks. Its weekly clifton will be,
heretofore, eight pages, At si.00 per
year. It's scmi-,nonthly edition viii
be four page in size, At % cents .
year. THIS edition u designed
more especially for Sunday SCHOOLS
and those who cannot afford . high
er priced children's paper. 1t seems
TO " that the prices are within the
reach Of all. III clubs. tho Bright
Side comes At greatly reduced rates,
for. the particulars OF which. address
Bright Side Company. Chicago, III.
IN the hope that il. may give to this
first rate little journal local
interest, we mention that our county
Superintendent OF Common Schools,
J. Il. Stewart, has been 4 liberal con
tributor to the pages OF the Bright
Side, Of late and will, we are assured
continue - : regular wriseriis TO It's
pages. We Med not ada as4 We
might do, for all the people know il
already, that Mr.. Stewart has q 6ne
gift in the way ~ writing for chill
dren and lns aided great attractions
TO the Bright Side, OF late. a.s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

By =
DlEDs-0n. Sunday morning las,
Mrs.l Mary Elizabeth Heath, aged 20
years. Shel has left = young bal,o.
We tender 10 her husband, Mr..
Charles Heath, our sincere syppa,hy
~ bis. great spra ow, aud he has the
condolences of ,nur citizens Not
many l,onthslayo he buried 4 bclov.
81 boy, and NOW his dear companion
Is taken from Linn. and Ia is lett with
two ittlo ch,ialFen, aud one of them
An infant: May the great Father OF
US ar grant HIM, and all Tho friends
Of tho IcparteA, all consolation
There We . funeral services, hcre
n tAs Baptist church, % Tuesday, u
isaIf bass TEN A. ~, 4 respectable
saaisaas being present. Prayer ~
Rev. n. + kavlin, Of Chicago. Ser
mon BY Rev. /. L. Gage. arr
TlM body was taken u slount
Vernon .n,on, Tuesday evening. A. S
o'clock. tho homo Of her parents. for
iatcrment. Quite = procession ac-
conpah,ed tho remains to the depot
-lciiizcn, Dee, g. s. !, e. -,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
New Th.nk Il Teac.ue.

'Phin, as L. Sherman, Gcnesco town.
ship, has taken ont patent on new
wrinkle IN lenoi"g. Heifakes an OBJ
long piece Of iron and makes 4 hole
in each end, at right angiest to each
other, or bends piece Of wire with
two holes bearing like relations TO
each other. Through one Of these
holes. he Inserts screw and tastens
the iron or wire to 3 tree o. post, and
through the other hole runs the wire
Of which he makes his fence. When
the trcc' has grown 70 AS TO- threaten
to ovcrgrow the screw he draws the
screw out Of danger, 50 continuing.
no matter how largo the tree may
grow. This hcconsiders good idea,
many of his ncighbors agree with
him, many strangers, also, to whom hc
has shown llle-moslei give testimony
Of its value. Mr.. Sherman will soon
DO prepared to put his new pate-t on
the market lie may be addressed
at Esefgrcen PO., Tama county
iowa. a3slg z 800 44tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
Fren Chelsea.

= Editor zama Cs.ssy. Rsps5lioss:-A
pressure Of other business has kept me
from keeiing y on posted - to tl,s
dcings 81 tho people. Of on. little
town, and, Tho couqtry round about
Us. but, having 4 lew minutes leisure
this morning. I will ssnd you . few
items which may. perhaps, be Of in.
terest to asosne icf your readers.
. TIE abutrcnts Tor the new bridge
4 crops The Iowa River south 81
THE plaee.are all complete aud really
nv. sho bridge. They were built by
g, 8, 'Tabvt'& Sonsof Malcolm, lows.
Those who have examined ti,s work
pronoancs j, "tirst class iql,'' and
one that does great credit 10 the
workmen. The stonc Tor tho work
was 'farnished by Nlessrs Helm 4
Richardson, " Oxford, and i said to
be Of SUPERIOR qaali'y Tor that kind
OF work. .at8t8 I'D III .f.,s Al
a'lAs farss ie~rn Il i not yet de-
oitvd Nhstiur We ses 70 hsvs - srcA
EdIgS 81 Sn6 oaa2sdS u 49, III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
I snrcndihs rr,.al,.

- ~ Go8&A uSAC = UA108Us
! Some melica. n,cu iusist that II Is un-
dssnifeA 70 advertise .; remedy, however
valux sic il mar boz Oaeeas reasoning this.
world ssels should be hid in . corner
that benefits and blessings mas BE- too
widely diffmsed-that the means Of protsc-
ting and res,orisg health should 10 close
monopoly, and MOT accessible 40 all. The
arsuaseas i bad. II 10 worse than that;
il is inAumon. Suppose uostetier's Stomach
Bitters-An absolute specific for dyspepsia,
biiliousness and nervous debili,y--had psv.
or been known beyond the repertoire Of the
fA:uisy, what wosll have been the conse.
quencs ? Ilns,esA Of curisg aud invifors-
ting millions, the good effects Of the prspa-
ration would have been confined 10 Q com
para,ive few. There is the highest author-
i,y fur saying that light should not be bird
under bushsl that whs,sver 10 execileas
should be placed ~ = eisy on hill, where
AL men can take cognsAuce Of it. IL il
u,pn this principal that the Eitters have
been advertised and eonlinmc 10 Be alvsr-
tiscd ia every newspaper of any p-omi>
Pence IL the Wesiera lssuai4f here, sud that
tae Spontaneous testiuao.iAls In its, vor
have been translated into all written laa>
suasss. Thousands enjoy perfect health
to-day who would be languishing on beds
Of sickness ii the newspapcls had no&
spvsdd tie ~ 4 viii regArd q sais raeYssaied
smr,gorast andcsnsctirs far and Nids. sup.
posc pre6A has been rsaped from ibis paw.
liciiy,s II xot any argument against is3
II The public health has been projected; ii
hives have beea saved; II tho feeble have
been strengthened and ,hs sick re.tored,
great COED 49, 6ses etcsnpiisAsS: and Who 90
meaa 40 10 grudgc 10 excrtisns Ahas slirees>
ed th.ir fair rewArd7 IA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
Flrs ~ rs,.. cay.

Rirs - Tsnaa CITY.
Yesterday forenoon. or about half
past TEN . clock, the National Hotel,
at Tama City, was discovered on ERE,
over the kitchen, and so rapidly did
it burn that the whole building, to.
gethcr with the Music Store of ].
1. Stewart, which adjoincd it, and a
Shoe Shop, we're totally consumed
by 1o O'clock. The citizens worked
like heroes and nearly all the furni-
ture of the Hotel and the musical in
struments Of j. l. Stewart, were saw
ed. Some damage was done to the
Empire Block which was saved by a
covering Of wet blankets. The FIRE
is supposed to have originated with
a defective hue. The loss must be
very large. but We do not know the
amount, nor do we know If my of
the buildings were insured.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

We had the pleasase OF visiiing
our neighbor, Marshalltown, last
Tuesday. ana certain evidences prove
that the Central Railroad OF Iowa has
not yet killed the town. A large
brick building,. perhaps N large -
the noted Woodbury. Block, has been
erected on the corner opposite the
north west corner Of tie Public
Square, which, when completed, will
he IN ornament to The city. This is
bnt one, though the most remarkable
evidence Of prosperity discernib'e.
Of course we could not neglect
"OId Grizzly" az he IS frequently
called, the quill driver OF the Times.
and found him in his usually social
vein, with nothing about his manner
to suggest his shaggy arsal'name.
We met Col. Sanford, who has
cn,ne to be called the great Ameri-
can traveller, and whose reputation as
lecturer i widespread and increas-
ing. He,bas lately received . call to
the opsstoratc Of the Univcrsallst
church, At Des Moines, which we uu-
derstand he has accepted. Col. San
ford's accession TO Des Moines socie.
ty will be positive gain, the loss OF
which Marshalltown cannot but feel
sincerely. 1907
DR. Rogers, formerly from Toledo,
was found in q well filed Drug Store,
in which he tells 10 he ~ doing q
very good business. Although the
family speak very highly OF the kind
ness OF the people Of Marshalltown,
we fancy that hey look upon them
seIve somewhat ~ strangers, yet.
We believe they cannot fail to like
Marshalltown and its society, at
last.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

Convened at the Court H,usc. on
Monday. The members not. being all
present. q tcinpory organization was
e!frc'ei will, a. n. Ppyn, or, as
Chairman. On Tuesday, the remain
ing members having arrived. The
Board perman nifty organized by the
selection If Lrandcr Clark as Chair
man. IAN sssEgN#E stt&Ss
The new Bard does not make as
much hoisc, nov isit quite 40 tamul-
,uons a. rho old board, but 40 have
no DOUBT il viii manage TO get
through ! great deal Of business in a
short space Of timc.s. M
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

Go tpiJolntsoa = Co.'S. il you want
to obtaiA Aannsls 81 superior quality
and low rates Their assortment is
always full--Ia fact JON can obtain
almost any article used in household
affaire at Johnston's, from urge and
elegant Mirror to a tooth brush
from q carpet to . Jews llarp-Just
look at their elegant lap Robes war
ranted to defy the N. w. Storm.
and keep the frost at bay with the
thermometer at 32s below xero-Ti,is
reminds Us that winter - upon Va
anil that if you have not q string of
Sleigh Bells you can get them at
JohnstonsA, that will, for music, com
pete with Madam Nilsson tho world
renowned Songstress-There, I told
you that you would take cold BY 60
ing with leakey boots-Why do you
not 60 to Johnston's aud get you a
pair OF Croft & Watkins make, or
pair Of Buffalo or Ac;ic Ovcrshoes
and save Doctors Bills, and while
You are about it don't forget that
your wife needs pair Of arctics as
much as yourselt-Chcapcr to buy
q half dozen pair than pay one
Doctor Bi'l-We.e you enquiring
for Oil Cloth;-You can find it at
Johnston's, beautiful patterns, jus.
the thing 10 lay down in front Of
your stovc to save your carpet
Why, you eau sc: anything at John
ston's. /
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

appropriation made by, the Super
visions 1t their June session being in.
sufficient for the former, amd unless
the new Board makes an additional
appropriation Of one thousand dol.
lars We will BE- under the necessity
Of being contcnted with q wooden
bridge. We earnestly hope that the
Board" will 20 TAR consider the in.
terest OF the county 40 to make the
appropriation. oasa a gsds
Tho Holidays passed quietly and,
and as far as heard from, pleasantly.
The Odd Fellows commenced the
festivities by . Christmas Dinner Or
rather Festival in their Hall, Satur.
day r. M. Dee. oath. The evening
Of the same day was devoted to the
Sunday Schoo: children who had a
Christmas Tree and supper at The
School House. The tree which was
as large as could be got into III.
house, was literally covered with
seasonablc presents. The singing and
declamati,ns by, the children, the
distribution Of the presents and the
supper were all greatly enjoyed by
I'D and young, and many expressed
the wish that Christmas would come
often. Il. -sA 800 1850 Ii aaas
Tho CLOSING scene'' cf TO date
was what il termed . social bop" 4,
the Hotel which commenced las,
evening and ended late this A. n
Since whiting the above l have
learned Of the death Of our towns
man J. Is. WEIGH, who has been en-.
gagged in tho grocery business in ,thif
place for the past eight months. Mr.
Welch's death is qnitc sudden, he
having been sick only few days
and, until yesterday morning, nc
danger was apprchcnded from hie
disease which was lung fever.
- smass sai.. PRNToN.
Chelsea Iowa, Jan. 81 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

rhe BOARD of Sap~rviaers rs,:duk
OF lsc Toledo District met at the
office pt,he Sccrctary last Saturday
evening.
Ga lnotiAn Of Mr.. Nelson, action
on tho matter ofteachcr to supply the
vacancy occaNioned by the resigna-
ton OF Miss Rogers was postponed
until next meeting in order to have
time to obtain q suitable teacher.
The following bills were presented
and allowed. L. s Hall, Brooms,
s3.25-J. J.Dawd, Labor au,l mai erial
repairing School House and making
blackboards, s6.00-D. Arb d Co,
Chairs, $s.20r-L. Wells, lumber tor
Llackboards, $a.40,-N. Whi,ford.
JAnitor, sss.oo.; /
j Rules aud Regulations OF school
presented by Principal and On motion
o. Mr Nelson, they u cse refcrted 10
! ,commii.co at three. who should
report On same q tho nvks meeting.
President appointed on said com
mittce. Nelson. Wieting and Brown.
a On motion Board ,adjnnrncd, until
Friday evening 1t nix O'Clock, Jmta
~ G, 1871. 4" IL s'aiqa 800 II.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
Frssa IEeadlsasrsers.


100000 Prussians up in = Balloon,
Boys! latest news by cablc show that
Paris - not ahead Of us IN style and
prices OF stationery 30.
Just received vt the Post Office in.
Guiding paper AMI envelopes Of all
kinds anil styles, Inks, Pens, Pencils,
Muc,lage, Pocket Knives, Letter clips,
Paper Files, Ink erasers, Pocket
Books and g,ccnbacks to I'll them.
Also Stereosccrcs, and Sicrcoscopic
views Of al kinds, Microscopes.
Newspapers and Books Of all kinds.
And It you want anything ! have
not got just leave your crtlor anil you
shall Lavv it. Va. CLAyx,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

pee~su' MoseeaD Aoatuly.
The January number oftlis month.
y il before US. We fiud It we'll
stored with good soul-stirrins music,
which at the usual rates, would equal
the price Of the monthly for the en-
tire yeur. asg4 ase e s#3s z s.
The three pieces III this No. enti.
tied "Kiss me good night Mamms'
Judge not: theirs pardon for vs. ALL
Daring little i]ciic,n wilt find y
warm reception among those who
have taste TO-, aud can appreciate
the beautiful in music. es-
We commend this publication to
all lovers OF music.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05

a man OF Toledo lately had q SER
want girl who held in holy horror the
Turkish custom Of nlatitudiLal. all.
iu,ions before the morning meal
Detesling the practice 50 common in
some families as deeply as a Jew
detests pork, she refused to do duty
in this respect. When the duty was
percmp,or y cnjo;ncd, she rebellc.l
against such unauthorized interior
encc with her American rights, shook
tho dust ot her masters mansion
from hcr yii,uous sandals, aad wall
dcrea forth alone in the great world.
Tho question ia. is n person justified
IN insisting that the hired g,rl shall
wash her lace AMI hands in the morn
ing? Dcba' is now in order, and any
one risi, 6 70 speak has the 1foor for
five minutes Do Mt all speak at once.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-05
4 Teacher Gonc.

a Teacher GoMc.
By reference to proceedings of
Board OF Directors 1t will be seen
That our School il minus q teacher
It was understood that tho whole
CT rps OF teachers weald consent TO
remain during this term, notwith-
standing tho Board declined granting
their request for an increase Of Sala
~. Miss Rogers was offered .
school at Marshalltown at IN advance
Of, SO psr month, on her salary here,
aad OF course she accepted. No
teacher has yet been found 10 fill her
place, nor will it be easy to tind one.