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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11


9 appointment shall bs upon = exam
@ ination Of al applicants, conducte
70 in accordance with the provisions "a
e admission to the lowest grade.
! Applicants, certified OF oshervis.
2 qualified for appointment ~ Cashier
: Collectofs, Customs Cashiers. Asaia
! tant Trcasurefs, Postmaster, Super
! intendent Of tho Money Order Div
ision IN Post Offices, and such othe,
cnstodiaus Of large Sums Of money
- may hereafter - dsslgnated B,
/ the Advisory Board and for whose
: pecuniary fidelity smother officer Il
/ responsible, shall nevertheless, nci
!, be appointed, except with the appro.
! val OF such other officer.
. y. A Postmaster whose annual
!. salary is less than 5000 may be ap.
: pointed upon written request Of
. applicants, with such evidence OF
ii character and fitness as shall be salts.
, factory to the head Of the Depart.
E ment. ----lF'-'
i Z. The appointment Of all psrsons
entering the civil service in accord.
ance with these regulations, except
ing persons appointed by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, appointments
OF Postmasters, and persons arpoin.
ted to any position in a foreign coun-
| try, shall be made for the probation
tionary term OF six months, during
! which the conduct and capacity Of
such persons shall be tested, and il,
at the end of such probationary term,
satisfact0ry proofs OF their fitness
shall have been furnished by the
Board of Hammers to the head OF
the departmsQ2 IN which they shall
have been snPloyed during the said
term, they shall bessAppointed.
8. The President will designate
three persons in each department Of
the public service to serve as board |
OF examiners, which, under the su.
pervision Of the Advisory Board,
and under the RED atoms to be pre-
scrlbed by it, and at such tunes and
places as it may determine, shall con-
duct personally, or by persons ap- |
proved Dy tne aovlslng board, all In
mission iuto said departments, or for |
promotion lssarein.
? 8. Any person who after long and
hithful service in q department, shall |
Be incapacitated by mental ana bod
i!y infirmitles Tor the eficient dls-
coarge o. the duties OF his position,
may DC appoinied ov the head OF the !
department at his discretion to po-
ntion OF less responsibility IN the
same department.
~. Notning IN tnese rules shall
prevent the aPpPolntmeRe q alaeas
- Posi.ions e zoe 20 ylee, 4
.nicn ~ reason s. snnaI comPensa-
.loa, u oi osoer samcsent cauee, are Z
IN the Judgment OF the appointing
2peb sAnyifet6e atdcn Psftuns witmn 7
the United States as are indispensable
70 the proper discharge Of the duties
Of certain positions but who may
NOT be familiar with the English Ian.
onaoe or legally capable of natural.
i,at;on
IL No head of department or sub.
ordinate officer 81 the govern
msnt sh.ll .s snch officer authorize
- - ,,srm;t or ass;st il .levyinc any
8. = essmsnt of money for political
cnrnoses nnder the form Of voluuta-
.L.:. .,,,a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

The destruction OF Warwick Castle
by FIRE, which has been announced,
takes away the finest relic Of feudal
architecture and baroniai splsndor -
Great Britain. Standing on the clas-
sical river Avon, and built ten oen
ries ago, in the time Of King Alfre
it Witnessed the long struggle fos TIE
possession of the land between the
Saxons and their Norman opprcseoss,
which finally resulted tiumphantly tor
the latter. 1t became the seat OF the
Warwicks in the early rule of Will.
lam the Conquer, who created its
first historical Ear!, Henry de New.
burg. . younger SON Of Earl de Mel
bert in Ncrmandy, and this Lord
died in 1913. The masonry Of feudal
and Eiixabethan times was more
proot than our 90 called modern city
structures, and undoubtedly has not
yielded to the flames, but the ivy
which mantlel the castle, the ancient
and magnificent works OF art, and
al the marks Of age and the relica
which linked to it scenes and ssrug
giles OF disputed centuries, have beea
DESTROYED. Piles Of arm0rAad snitl
OF mail which did duty in the Cru.
eades and before, an illnstfious asces
try keptin remembrance by the best
painters OF each generation, among
whom Vandyke figures conspicuous
y; the finest originals o. Rembrandt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
= stranger in the Pew.

N AVSD AAAe OANOA III
straaser il the Pew.
J Posr llssls Bessie! She tossed back 1.
q. 1ssls, a. s
Aad, tlsssh she il oftea the sweetest >
tiris,
xAis - something she couldn't IN.
Nsuldn't endure;
j 7vas nssaest, most inpolits Get sh
Asd thiaG shs declared, that she ssv.,
W. enld DO,
! - - . ehursh who're one don't belong.
1hsn walk dovs the aisle like he best /,
~ thrsag,
Az oas's sslfplunp in smother enc I
y.
flsn1 Didst her father ova his sus..d
Aad 4 tAsy All n up full, just about,
whsn ens and pspa, and herself and
eSOys,
Wsrs soAssaf Ard didn't thsir boss naks
: noise ss'
Inoviss along to make room fsr :
ntrasserf
Aad vssa't il cool, with the brassnsst fsce.
1esxyset q each hymn pa would 6nd out
the tlAss 4
#H ~ - 3aA-,s - u~l 49,. :.
das Nv
win such .,isss = Aer. and their pri..
On ~ lzss,
Last sunda ~ Bessie Aitehsd out of her
10 nais \ - : siri. vsry shabby ana
thiu
Who had q - iStAe ai.as TIL mamma asked
n. pee' i,.i sAi.s tried he. s... not 70
ersS1;
And Bessie, tssl lptsias, sosa had. the mis-
hap
L slip from her droxsise.s into nap,
From which ahs awakened By crying !.
aloud.
Poor Bessie at upright, with checks III
adame
Al sleeping IN church, sad W felt for her
shame; i
Bat twas stsngs at the close Of the service
to see
Dur Bessie, nov gentle - gentle could Be,
Take the hsnd Of the shabby ysusg girl
In the pew,
And walk wish her eat Of The church with .
Il smile
That shone through the tears in her eyes aIl
the while, /,
And brighsensd her face with radiance
'Good-by," Fhispered Bessie = porting, i
s'and mind
Dur pew's forty fvs. with pillar behind"
rhen she stole to her mother: s.Oh, mother,
Isdrs6nsd
lnaA- : -4.a.ioas dreAnL-~GsAA ~. Sondsr l
eersaNpd.
! I,AessAs Ives si.siasla y shsreh in this
Fi.A sirIbk. b.ss.r>sAild .,sAti. on
pew
70 were sitahg alone on the scat, just We
t tws-- /.
And 1 felt more ashamed than you ever
could guess;
when, sll ina moment, the music grew
loud,
md On II came f,atipg beautiful crowd /; !.
hey we're angels, knew, for they joined in
the cong i
nd all Of them seemed in the church TO be-
long.
Slowly asd brightly they sailed through
the sir;
hs rays from tho window stresmed crimson
and blue,
nd lii thsA in turn - their forms glided
thrspgh;
Ieould ~ their soft robes passing over
NJ Aair. y
One sans y my eide. Very sadly she said,
there's stranger in hsrs.' ! lifted my
hseA, r.
nd looked st the poor, shabby girl with 9
die6Ain. i.
ris not sles' said the angel; the naughty
and vain
Are IL slrangers at church. Che d hum
BILE ard true
hen et1Dl out aloud, and the minister
s1ske !
md Just 6pihey doated avay I awoke, II
And thsp sat The dser little girl IN our 4
pss Ii
-[Mary q Dodge, = Hsyprs xseasise for
JanuAt1-f fIllusltAeedl la
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
essh Rates Of Advertising.

Legal advsrtisins, ~ legal rates.
For the use Of large cuts and vosd ..typs
an additional charge. varylag from 10 10 70
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements willte expecied with
Hall tfme-sdvertisers, q ~ close Of each
Nalender quarter. Transioat advertise
fnents must bs paid for il adyApee,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

Subs scribers to PE>
rEas' MUSICAL AtoxrH
II are getting their
Music for less than
two cents : piecc.-
|Thoss who have, not
seen this Musical Mag
|aslns should send 50
JOINTS for = sample
Icopy. The music is By
1Hsye. Thomas, kim
lksl, Persley. and 9th
|er popular writers.
Two back nuMbers
Ifor 10 cents. Fou,
| back nurbers for q
lcents. Subsc ribers
lget
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

JUSTICES BLANKS. Of all kinds, printed
y and for sale at the REPusLlcAx ONCE. r
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSED
Samuel DeFrance,
PROPRIETOR.

N00DO. . - ..x ~ Wa.
This House has been remodeled. refstted
and newly furnished, and II is nov omen for
the entertainment Of The trayeline puhlge.
II gives better fare and for less money than
any other House west Of the Mississippi. /
employ only accommodating servants for
waiting upon my guests. The Stabiine &C,
commodations are complete. Lv3n20tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

+ ETTER AND NOTE HEADS.-THF
nREPuBLToAN Job Office cannot be excellet
in this class Of work. Try us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
TAMES WALLACE,

UFHoLsTEn 4 vNDHnrAxniA,
General Manufacturer and.Dsaler In Furni-
ture Of al kinds, Of Warranted Quality.
He has removed his entire stock 70 his sale
room and Mandatory, ct the south end Of
Toledo, on the Tama City road. He makes
and sells only hrst class goods, and sells
ONLY FoR CASH. ySn87tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
NATIONAL HOTEL
~ ~

NATIONAL HOTEL.
WM. BLOSSOM, PRopR1EroR.
Stale Street. North ef EMPIRE BLOCK,
lama City. -- -. Iowa.
One Of the Best Houses West Of the
Mississippi:
~ Good stabling in connection with
the Hotel. r. 49tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

OHIO HOUSE,
J. r. eLIPPY, PaorniEfoa,
BUCKINGHAM, TAkA COUNTY, IOWA.
The old Congrsgstiona1 Pnrsonsee hss
been re6tted and rsfarnished, |, and coed 10.
commodstions will BE- susrsuteed guests.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
BOOT q SHOE SHOP

BIAS opened his shop, one dooi
south ef Armstrong's Drug Store, for ths
Hpurpess Of manufaslaEing r9ots, shoes and
Qaiters to order, in The latest styles AZ
work wefranted, and prices TO suss the times
Lsdist, and Gents 0aiters nAle 70 order
1hankful for past favors and hopes .
eonllnasnee Of the same. Remember the
p)eee - " sign Of the Big Boot,
Telede. nsreh 26th, 1858. v8n191y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

'l1LANKS.-DLANK DEEDS, MORTGA>
ID 0ES, Quit Claims and Justices Blanks
~ the BEruBLscAx Olice.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

I. Nooency oooutllM ~ NJ
grade 81 ! aronp Of o6fcers ahevN
tho lowest, skon be filed by 3 pcgg
petiiive examination ot appaiee1
from other grades Of shAt
and tho list Of names ffoN
tho app3,Atment is TO be MAIDS AH
| bs prepared and certified IS provided
lin tho prsosdinc rule; but il no anot
applicaAts arc found coInpetcne th'
The sun., 1872-02-16
oleveriy he may guard them from public
observation, can only result In failure.

oleveriy he may guard them from public
observation can only result In failure.
The charges made by our correspondent
are neither vague nor general. They are
specific in their nature, and they name
some of the most distinguished OF Presl-
dent GRANTS confidential advisers as guilty
Of base vulgar corruption. Moreover, the
circumstances connected with the case are
ouch as to give strong color TO the suspicion
that the President must have been will
ling accessory TO their schemes, whether
heprontcd pccuniarily by the success which
his influence helped to secure for them or
not The facts given are susceptible Of the
fullest proof, and they, with Others even
more startling which are TO follow, are
submitted to the public as n forciblo illus
tration of the sort Of official morality
which has pcrvaded the administration Of
the United states Government since the
election of President GRANT. We trust
the advocates OF his denomination will
enjoy this picture, Us well rs the others Of
u similar kind which We shall bring for
ward without delay.
The sun., 1872-02-16

BURGLAES B.fFELED.


vigiinnt Omcer who surprised the Uoh-
hers aud saved SIj,0OO Worth of silk
Goods How the Thieves Operated.
Yesterday morning, between and 6
O'Clock, when Onicer Brosnan Of the Church
street station, was patrollnc his post he noticed
man In front Of II Rector street acting In sus-
pcious manner, the officer concealed himself
and watched his movements. He had been In
his hiding Place but short time when four other
men came up from the river and Joined the man
who was stlll standing In front Of -. The officer
then sailed out with the intention Of asking
them their business. The minute he was seen
one Of the men gave the alarm and they dashed
down Rector street In the direction of the North
river. oGicer Brosnan started In pursuit, but
they had so much headway that he could not
overtake them. They ran ON Pier 10 and jumping
on board sloop were lost To- view. Tho officer
got upon the sloop, but the men had jumped
into a row boat and escaped.
Oniccr Brosnan Immediately went TO the sta-
tion house and reported to Capt. Cherry, at the
same time expressing the belief that these men
had been engaged In burglary. Capt Cherry
detailed men to assist Ohicer Drosnan in inyes-
tigating the n'attcr. In walking through Rector
street, Brosnan found In front Of No. ~, In the
basement OF which is Il low liquor store, a num-
her OF pieccs Of silk in their original packages.
Taking tins as a clue, the uncer followed ON tho
trail aud soon discovered that the bonded ware
houses OF Muller. Mycr a CO., al and WASH
ington street. had been broken into ald robbed
of about sINW1 worth of silks. The BURGLARS
did not succeed IN l1,;tnr away with any OF tho
plundcr. That found in * t"r street was a
purtion of the proceeds Of thr rnphtry. Inc
rest was found aticrward ON the i,1i 81 INC
building ud Looming the warehouse.
Next door To the warehouse h n large tenc-
ment house, the roof of which b. about fifteen
feet below that of the warehouse. 10 effect
their purpose the burglars mounted 20 the roof
Of tho tenement house, and thence 10y an eX-
tension ladder having graphing hooks on tho
end, to the roof ut the warehouse. They then
with powerful jimmy which they left behind
them in their flight, brr ltc open the scuttle and
proceeded to select the goods AZ their leisure.
While operating on the roofs they were screened
from observation 10y the Nrc walls of the huilG-
ngs which are more than iiNe feet high. All the
silks stolen were recovered 10y onlcer Bru=nan
and taken to the Church street station.
During the past year Ohircr Brosnuu has made
arrests in five cases Of burglary. Besides
recovering $4,000 worth Of silk In the
present case, he also arrested three
burglars at four o'clock A. NJ, Noyeu'-
her II, AZ work on the safe Of Cromwell n Co.,
Of the New Orleans shipping Company The
safe contained SlsOOO Inc BURGLARS made a
hrralt-ucCk leap for liberty. On the I'd ~ July,
Officer lirOsuan captured three burglars Ht work
in the Office Of Baantne Sons, brewers, at
Washington and Albany streets,
The sun., 1872-02-16

The Times and the Post have just dis
covered that Justice JAMES WALKER FOWLER,
alias Justice YoRKY, while acting as Assistant
Surrogate to GIDEON j. TUCKER, stole $3],O,9.Gj
from widows and orphans, and that he has never
returned the money or been punished. These
facts were exposed in The Sun over year ago.
Justice YoRKY since then has repeatedly been
seen upon the benches Of the higher courts In
this city, to which he had been invited by the
presiding Judge. Last week, even So honest
man "a Justice LEnwITH allowed Justice YoRKY
TO take his place on the bench. Justice YoRKY
is now a member Of the Reform General Com
mittec IL seems TO be about time that Justice
YohKY was deposed and sent TO Sing sing. Tho
Ban As.ocIation mIght look into tho matter.
The sun., 1872-02-16

A committee of the Pennsylvania Lcgis-
lature s engaged In investigating tho alleged sale
OF bogus diplomas by regularly chartered modi-
cal colleges in Philadelphia. The Eclectic Col
Log. which cAlurDsllsd pT. iosENZwEIt with hls
diploma, II was shown had sold diplomas to
several colored men, mono OF whom had at
tended more than ono lecture, for sixty dollars
each; while the Buchanan College had con-
tracted to furnish q gentleman with diploma
for his son without any examination whatever.
The AGE OF the son was two years but the appl-
cant did not deem II necessary TO acqualnt tho
faculty with that fact. However, so long as
every ignoramus is allowed to practise medicine
In this country without any diploma at all, with
a tolerable certainty OF finding fools To employ
him, the issue Of spurious certificates OF mod-
cal skill is OF less importance than would other
wise be the Gaze.
The sun., 1872-02-16
Inlcrr.,lns Nov from NorroIk.

Correspondence of The Sun.
NoHroLK, Fob n. The thirteen officers APP
pointed TO try capt Stevens and other officers Of the
Gucrrlere arrived here this morning
We have had three OF our mau'of.war magazines on
FIRE 1tcy and had to Frou them In orler to put out
the IRE,
The competitive excavations In the Light House
Department legan here to-day, Two men were dis
missed and two appointed. one Of them, however a
negro, was uppnutpd without any examination. He In
assigned to Hog Island Light, upon the coast. the
monl,Or MOhopac came out of the dry dock to-day
patched M. Her wooden beams are all rotten and her
dockt lcty she has not iron enough ON her 70 prevent
Sixty puuuu shot from entering but she VIII perhaps
scryrt0 blum the Npauiarls. Old England would laugh
ut a thousand buCA monitors.
The sun., 1872-02-16
How they Punish swindlins officials
in ETnHce.

We pr,ut elsewhere letter from "a COR
respondent OF THE Sun in Paris, in which
the incident, charges, and verdict In the
trial Of NGcrou PLACE, lately French Con-
sul-Gcncrnl in this city, before the Appel
Late Court of Paris are detailed. The guilt
Of the uccuscd was fully demonstrated,
and at the close hc was sentenced To the
extreme pcualty ot the law.
A. the ilIst puhuo oNposuro OF these nc
furious transactions wns made 10y TuE SON,
it is proper that we should say that our
statements ON the subject were not only
confirmed 10y the evidence produced on the
trial, but stir more 10y tho wcll-dosoryod
punishment of the principal guilty party.
The sun., 1872-02-16
The Great Election Fraud in Texas.

The Indictment found by United States
Grand jury against GOV. DAVIS of Texas is
brought under the ku-kl lux law, another
instance of an invention returning to plague
its inventors, DAVIS being violent parti-
san of GRANT, and - liIIn supporter ofall the
extreme measures Of his Administration.
Gov. DAVIS is charged with making n
false and untrue tabular statement of the
votes cast 10y the legal voters of the Third
Congressional District for Congressman OF
the Forty-second Congress, whereby w. II.
CLARK was returned %, "a member of the
House of Representatives, in which he now
occupies n seat.
In Hin county parties have been indicted
for ballot-boX stufiiug, aud one of them,
having turned states evidence, has con-
fesscd that he abstracted 400 votes cast for
GIDDINGs and substituted that number in
favor Of CLARK under instructions from
GOV. DAVIS and the Secretary of State.
During the canvass the DAVIS papers took
special care to inform their readers that the
Governor received his instructions from
Washington
The sun., 1872-02-16

There appears TO be u dnm difficulty cx-
istns between the States u Illinois and Indiana.
Over twenty year n-o the Canal Commissioners
of the former state damned tho Calumet river
a. blue Island In order 20 feed the Illinois and
Michigan canal, and "a the effect of this would
be TO submcrgc a good deal Of low land In Indi-
ana, an agreement was made with that State
that the dam should bo removed at the end n
twenty years, when IL was supposed the canal
would be completed according TO the original
plan, which was to supply IL with water from
Lake Michigan. This work has been completed,
and the use Of the Calumet feeder has been
abandoned but now the Legislature, instead Of
removing the obstruction, notifies the Governor
of Indiana that Il Is OF no further use To Illinois,
which Ia intended as an intimation that II Indi-
ana wishes the Calumet ri-er opened she must
pay the expenses. This Gems uncourteous a.
well as unjust but what Indiana viii do about
Il remains TO be seen,
The sun., 1872-02-16

Mr.. SroUuHToN of Michigan has intro
duced bill approprlating thirty thousand dol
lars to pay the expenses Of the district courts In
criminal cases In Utah, declaring all processes
heretofore issued in the Territory valid, and
providing that all suits Instituted thereby may
be prosecuted to final judgment. This bill Is in-
tended to apply to the proceedings instituted
against BRIGHAM YouaG; but It IA nevertheless "a
safe TO predict that tho prosecution against him
will not be pressed 10 a conviction.
The sun., 1872-02-16

Tho NclU York Ytmcs says that tho stcno-
grarhor> 81 Justice McGuirc's C,ll Court is myth
THIS Is not The stenogapher OF that court isMr A..
lorcombc formerly Of the san Francisco press, and
one OF the best shorthand writer's In this city. TnE
Sun is Informed that since the publication Of the
Times article stcnOgraphcr from the Times has ap.
piled to Justice Mcclure for Mr., Harcombcp position.
IL 10 to be hoped that this Is untrue.
The sun., 1872-02-16

klNOSlON, JAMAICA, ". /, Iob, 6."Thc IIoy.
Mr Roscnfcdt, a convert from Judaism, who was sent
out here by society for the propagation Of Christian
knuwi 'dsc among the Jews committed suicide in Bis
lodgings lie lett letter addressed TO me Ehup -
hm-ston declaring that he had been driven TO ne act
because certain person, were tOubltlHg AGAINST hllu,
and lt ht died in the fun beAot oI ty tuu of Chris
Iuuty. Altyr making provision tul Ala NJ M.4 who lf u
Germany ne lett the remainder " Lis estate To hc used
In aid Of the conversion of the Jews Tile attn of t
gentleman produced profound sensation u KINGSTON,
particularly among the Jews, Who were Of opinion, be-
tnlC hr kuhruinl rs letter read, that Av had
uVuuNt 4 OlIlstl.
The sun., 1872-02-16

Mr.. LAWRENCE, the author of "Guy Liv-
lncstone," and Mr.. WILLIAMS, member of Parla-
ment for Cornwall, are In this city en- route to
Utah. where they hold a considerable interest In
the Emma silver mine.
MIR. LAWRENCE Is not himself very vigorous
representative Of that physical splcndor with
which he delights 20 surround the heroes Of his
story. Mr.. WILLIAMS has been for many years
IN tho House Of Commons, and IA a gentleman Of
immense fortune. They were recently enter
tanned in a very hand ome banquet at the Man
haitian Club IA the guests of M W. STUART and
Mr. W. H. IIuRLnERr, the brilliant editor Of tho
WOIH
Mr.. HURG nERT sailed on Monday FOX Mexico "a
tho representative of Mo.sra. :. l.. NJ. BARLOW
and W. r. TniyERs, who Aayo largo mining In
forests in that country.
The sun., 1872-02-16

Dcp0sitors ia the 1Hird Arenuc SdrinGs
Bunk ,cho hare not Uet dr1rn their monev, hcd
natter do so tciuioW d,lUB. Every dag mat hey
PIT of rtndcis their chance Of eUer getttng pId
m tlu ,mdIcrdRd smaller.
The sun., 1872-02-16
THE GREELEY statue FUSD.

Progrrss Of the subscription n-Ncarly Sl5-
600 Raised Already.
The undersigned agree to pay the sums
of money set opposite their respective names
for the purpose Of procuring u bronze statue
Of Horace Greeley, 10 he erected in Print
ing House Square, on the vacant space in
front OF the new Stats ZcitunG olIlco,
opposite the statue Of Benjamin Franklin
at the other end Of the square II Ia understood
that designs for the proposed statue Of Horace
Greeley are TO he invited from all sculptors who
may wish to furnish them and that commit
tee OF at least three competent persons shall
select the one To be adopted.
The sun., 1872-02-16

strangely enough-seems 10 bo desired by
the Judge presiding ut the trial, almost as
artlently rs by Sir JOHN CoLrRIDoE himself.
The sun., 1872-02-16

Subscriptions may bc sent t.
ISAAC w. ENGLAND, Treasurer,
Sun OGlcc.
Consultations of any amount will be received.
SCHOOL sUHscRInEs no the FuND
10 me- Ttf0r N the Sun.
sW. PeaqSccept the small sum Of two dollars and
t.trcu crntst 5,, surplus after buying our teacher
resent which ve voted to give as donation toward
TO-. UI,D.. ..,ac." Ei7rWGFR GIF0 and others
Clarr 40, Evening School SO. %.