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FOREIGN.

Firm Of Jay Cooke, McCullOch & Co.
LONDON, December l3.-Ronald Melville,
son of the Earl of Leven and Melville. is
about to become member of the firm of
Jay Cooke, McCuloch & Co.
Fatal Accids nts by the Fog.
LONDON, December 13.-Thirteen persons
have been found drow ned in the docks since
the fog. Many other fatal accidents are
reported.
Bark Arabin Foundered.
The bark Arabia, from Calcutta, for Bos-
ton. foundered; thirteen persons were lost
while bailing; the balance landed ataGraves-
end from the bark Tropic, which rescued
them.
Marine.
LIVERPOOL, December 13. - Arrived
Steamship Ambassador. Sailed-Steamship
Circassian, ships Victory and Olaf, bark-
Wild Hunter and Marie, all fer New Or
leans. Sailed from ACKNOWLEDGMENT, for
New Orleans.
Seizure of German Vessels by Spain.
BERLIN, December 13.-The question Of
obtaining satisfaction from Spain for the
seizure of the German vessels is exciting
the public.
BOmbardment of Cnrtagera Temporarily
Suspended.
MADRID, December I3-General Lopez
Dominique issued q command before Car
thagcna that the bombardment be tempo
rarily suspended.
The Shin Preston. from New Orleans, Burn
ing at Havre.
HAvRE, December l3.-The ship Preston.
which arrived here on the eighih ins taut
from New Orleans, is burning She has l430
bales of cotton aboard.
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Lard quiet and STEADY; stssu-8t 0ehc: kettle 8k
08Ac. Bulk mests quiet and steady: shoulders 50
06c; clear rib Ga 07c clear 701Ac. Bacon quiet
and steady; shoulders scsroe at 81 d7c; clear nib
TIC; clear &c: all loose. Whisky strong at &c.
ST. LOUIS, December l3-Cotton-Demand good
far, market finn Wheat advanced; No. 2 spring
Chicago 5 l61a 0l IL; No red winter ST. IS.
Corn held frml'; small sales of new mixed Coo on
east side. Oats easier; No. 43k GAN in elevai or
Whisky higher, &c. Pork finn. SI40l4 so Dry
salt meats firm loose shoulders 4ac; clear rib
69c Hams 1asc, ali rem days sailed. Bacon firm;
cl- ar rib sa clear exc Lard firm; good 7Tc in
December.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. December 49, Evening.-Cctton closed
quiet; middling upands 81 d. Orleans sssd Sales
o. uplaDds, on good ordinary basis, shipped No.
ven her. 87sd; do shipped January and February,
1l6d; do ON low mddling basis. shipped Decem-
Der and Jan airy, 8ad.
LosDos. December 10, Evening.-Common resin
Is
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BAZATNE.
Bazaine,s Letter to Mac Mnhon.

u PARIS, December 13.-Marshal Bazaine,
since he received notice of his Communication
Of sentence, has witten a letter to President
MacMahon, in which he says: "You RENE IN
her the days we served the country to-.
gether. l feared that the impulses of your
heart would be Overmastered by State con-
sideratIons. / should have died without
regret since the Recommendation Of the
court for mercy vindicates my honor.
Thanks to Theirs.
Bazaine's counsel, in a letter to ex Pres-
dent Theirs, thanks him for having ex-
pressed his opinion that the marshal was
innocent of the charges upon which he was
tried.
Bazaine's Place Of Confinement.
The island of st. Ma. off Cannes, is the
place designated for Bazaine's place of con-
finement. He will be sent there this week.
The marshal received the news of the COM
mutation of bis sentence without emotion
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lila bbs molssses 10 SKIS seed cotton 2e3 AXIS nee
IS half bbls nolAssae 'ss*f F&sttf
GRAND "Reminiscences P W Strader-646 bales
cotton sks cotton seed GA hhds sugar l9o bb3e
molasDba
CAMDEN-Steamer Sabine-l559 bales cotton
SHREVEPORT = steamer Belle Rowhind-IAE
bales cotton
LOWER COAET-Steamer WallOon-2l bbls Of
mOlasses
LOWER COAsr-steamer Josephine-A hide Of
sugar l63 bbls nolasses
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AEp GREAT NORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, December 13-26l4 bales cotton All
sundry produce
NKW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, December l3-l674 bales cotton and sundries
sRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TkXAs RAILROAD
December 1850 bales cotton 362 hhds sugar 2l&
bbls mOlasses and sundries
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Meeting of the Planters on the Tecbc

Meeting OF the Planters on the Teche.
FRANKLIN, La, December I3.-The meet
ing called by the leading planters las. wee k
WAS held here today, Ex-Governor Baker
presiding. committee was appointed on
general Ilan of transportation and
grangers Considerable interest was mani
tested throughout the entire proceedings
The meeting adjourned to December 49,
Condition of Professor Agassiz.
BOSTON, December l3.-Profes sor Agassiz
continues in a critical condition, but his
ease presents no marked change from last
night.
News Mt tho Navy Yard.
The United States frigate Franklin will
go into commission Monday Over one
hundred men are now employed in the
arsenal at WATERFOWL, this being double
the usual number.
A Magnificent Bequcst.
The late Seth Adams left an estate valued
at 100000. and provided in his will for
the establishment within fifteen miles of
Boston, of Il bone or hospital for the treat
ment or accommodation of persons affected
with hypochondria, from which malady he
had sur1.-ted '"r yrar.
Express Robbery and Probable Murder
FRANKLIN, XIV, December I3.-W b
Wood. exp ess agent, he'd his skull crushed
and his safe robbed of 5000. Three men
have been arrested. 1t is feared that Wood
will die. \
The Illinois state Grange.
BLOOMINGTON, H., December l3.-The
State Grange adopted long series OF reso-
lutions setting forth that the objects of the
order are for the social, intellectual and |
moral elevation of the people; expressing
fraternal feeling for the farmers clubs and |
similar organizations, the objects OF which
are mainly identical with those of their or
der; favoring system OF Tree banking;
Undemning tb. increase of salary; request
iig the Legislature not to meddle with
tn. present State temperance law; de-
claing that Congress has the power
to, nd should control the interests
of COZ merce and transportation, and com
mendsfs action thus far in this regar1; ask
ing for NE modification or repeal OF the tax
on foreiA bottoms; favoring iupscvement
OF rivers I'D canals by the geneeaI govern
ment as ueans of chespening trsnsporta-1
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CUBA.
A Riotous Demonstration Mt Havana-
Shots Fired The Captain General

Shots Eirea-The Captain General
H0oted.
HAVANA, December l3.-Last night 8
party of men numbering several hundred
sembIed in the Campo de Marie square
and proceeded in a body to the Plaza de
Armas. giving vent during their progress to
their dissatisfacti ton at the departure of the
virginius by loud shouts and other disOr-
derly demonstrations.
On reaching the Plaza de Armas they
gathered in front Of the palace of the Cap
tain General. where they renewed their
shouting. at the same time expressing their
disapprObation of the course OF q number of
prom iDent persons who have favored the
delivery of the Virginins.
During these demonstrations, several
harme less shots were fired, but it is believed
they were accidental. Two Spaniards, who
sndeavored to pacify the mob, were severe
ly hustled. The crowd fingered in front of
the palace until midnight, when Captain
General Jouvellar appeared and addressed
them, and succeeded in prevailing on them
to disperse
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EYpORTS

EAPUkJS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mississppi-329l bales
cotton 20 1870 bushels corn in bulk bbls pecaps "a
hhds tobacco bbls tallow so bales hides q 1900 in
specie
BARCELONA-Brig Maria-s6O bales G., ton IS Oeo
slaves '
observation-disclosures Mary Emilv-l bbds
sugar 500 SKIS corn % bales hay aud sul.tlrles
HAVkE-Bark Comtesse-lt45 bales cotton 2833
slaves
LlVBRPOOL-steamship Charles Albert-ls5o
bales cotton HOO SKIS oilcake
1VKRPOOL-Stt amship Bahiana-137I hales NJ,
colt n III SKIS oilcake l2l0 staves
LiVERP 'OL-Ship Mataura- $500 balee cotton
1000 slaves % hhds glassware o''oA
Li'BRPOOL-Ship kowantree-2694 bales cotton
2400 slaves s'"n
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND ky WEsr-
Steamship Gulf Stream-Por Baltimore-39 hbds
sugar "a Dbs sugar 843 bbls moIasses 4 half mis-
mo asses kegs molasses IS bales paper stOck 3a3
hides 9J4 bds hides 10 pkgs mCse-Por Kew wet
Havana 500 bbls -four l07 ties tallow Is tee hama
bbls whisky and sundries ~
LlVERPOOL-Ship Sturgess-41e2 bales of
cotton 1900 slaves '"'oo VI
NBW YORK-steamship City of Dallas-17sa bh,s
molasses 300 BIB oil l5a bbls rice 100 bhIs *
pkgs mdse 500 hides fo' 80
BAsTOL-Brig Ghde-295s sks oilcake 1900 s,avss
IMPORTS.
BORDEAUX-Bark Feidiz-Assortad ,nor.h,,a;..
guardianship Caledenia-Assorted mer"han'
VERA CRUz-schooner Island Bel,.-as4 h...
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures st John-lss hhds sugar
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of cbeap TRANSPORTATION, and will take
means for tie accomplishment of that end.
Pending the resolution a motion was
made and carried to adjourn. I
1t is understood future meetings will be
at the call of the chairman. ~
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, December 49, 1873
COTTCE-rhe sales to-day mot including 300
bales Yesterday, net reported until to day) summed
up $3.50 bales at prices showing some ifIeg, ar,tv
but general tendency IN favor of factors closing
at an advance OF about nc. We adjust our quo.
tafious accordingly and give also the Exchange
figure S, as follows:
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STEAMBOATS,,

o~>"~>'>|>~-~s ~><>|~N,
Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. at nias
O'clock, sharp.
H h Lower Com ~ United states
kfne.yxtrA@ra1s mali express pas g ger steamer
$$sa5ssd-s.r.SsL or Pilot Town Southwest Pass
p,ea szs Forts Jackson st. Philip Burss,
;rn M haohe and al mai d passt nger land
1nkS' me new, last ana elegant Ate,m Yacht
MARIE,
Leaves for above every TUESDAY FRIDAY A.
n'a e,r'k sharI returning eve Y WEnNEBDAi
p p oAI, kDAf, carry rg tie Unif.d states mail
tiom taking his boat arrive at their destiss
ou "iiiout aea' as Size runs on sch.d ulo tine
''i " ga. mes only light Itight and pack ages
Cor roi freight or assag Apply or board Lands =
oahai street, just below the ferry
ue' I'M W :. EASSBTr Master
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship st Paul, Call AZ days from London, in ballast
TO masteI-POint
Norwegian bark Livingstone, Borvitz, from Havre
October l6, in ballast, to master-Point
Schooner Island Belle, Bright, days from Vera
Cruz, Puig &co-2d district PIT
STEAMBOATS,.
st John. McBlroy. fiom Plaquemine
W Strader. from Grand EcOre
Sabine Sinnott, from tamden
Belle Rowhind, Scovill from Shreveport
WaOOn, - from Lower Coast
Josephine Cousins FROM Lower coast
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, December IA. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
French steamship Charles Albert, Gougen, for
Liverpool
British steamship Mississippi, Roberts, for Liver
pool
British steamship Bahama, Grifflths, for Liverpool
Steamship Gulf st cam, Whtehurst for Baltimore
via Havana and Key West
Steamship City of Dallas. Hines, for New York
British shp Mataura Townsend for Liverpool
British ship Rowantree, Cunning ham, for Liverpool
ship Sturgess, Lenwir ken, for Liverpool
Britt brig Gde, H II, for B istnl
Spanish brig Maria, Lust, for Barcelona
French bark Confess Duchat-ls, for Havre
Schooner Elizabeth. Davis for Pascagoula
Schooner Mary Emily, Key for Pensacola
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. MeHILE
Az AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.

TEXAS RAILROAD.
PASSENGER DEPOT FOOT OF CANAL gTRRK1
On and after November Is, 1873, trains leays q.
follows:
Mixed train daily Except Sundsys) at aA.M
Through express daily nc 5 P. M.
Mixed train arrives daily toxcept Monday at an
A. n.
Through express daily at P NJ.
Accommodation TRAIN leaves Sunday at 8AM
for Ocean Springs and intermediate stations -
Returning leaves ocean Springs Al 5:35 p N
and arrives in Now Orleans at $40 P. NJ.
This Is the shortest aud most reliable route 4.
New York and all Northeastern points 1t is ths
only line running Pu Imam Palace ears to LOuisyJ~
Lyme hburg and Virginia Springs wi h0ut change
For tickets and Information apply at the ofHn.
corner Camp and Common streets Opposite CIT
Rotel), ami at the depot
z. P. SHUTE
General Ticket Agent
B. II. SCRANTON
myA General Superintendent
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TtiE CROMWELL LINK.
FOR FLORIDA.

Cedar Keys and Key West. Carrying d
United states Mail.
A The New Orleans, FloriA
fE1 ana Havana steamship Company
SS1l143kn ~ VIII dispatch a first class fast ~
Every Week,
Frsm the foot of Call ope street. First Distr3a
RATES r PASSAGE:
c.., TO Key West, To Cedar KEN
s, nm. .''''''............$30 $25
NJ, ioso. Is IL
e, InIough bills of lading issued to all points b
fiorlda, including Tampa, and to New York Charlse
ton and Savannah. ~" - o"
some Dut the company's bills of lading signed
3u U Hohe slgfed after sailing of tlt steamer
cPIehu'd passenger accom- modatfons and throud
tickets given to above peiuts
office. "' pofini' HSM W
For freight or passage apply to
/. X. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
over the Louisiana \ atiOnal Ear,k
me steamship - follows on reouIn- Jav
de5 Iy U>"'
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BELOW COMING UP,

British ship Lizzie Rose, NJ iris, 80 days from Wind
sor. III ballast. to X Miller &co-
Ship l. chaTdson, Anderson. from Shields, Eng
October 81, ill ballast TO MASTER
Ship Baden, Dyer, from Havre, Novemb, Ia, in bal.
last, to J Leisy-
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LOUISIANA.

IRON New York to Glasgow sailing fortnightty.
VIII receive and 81. through bills of ladtne n
havfe bfemen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotter3su
and all Continental Ports. ~
Return tickets issued available for TwKLV
MONTHS, at reduced rates ano Through Tickss
stewaIdess and surgeon aie attached tn ss.A
steamer; no charge is made for sttendance snl
medicines. 'o ~
Money Orde re- granted free of charge
. Prepaid Emigration Tickets issued here In nes
ties DESTROYS OF sendlng fer their friends,
detention. Sss
ror freight and passage, having superior sooou.
modatiOns, apply TO
A. X. MILLER CO..
sel4 No. 90 CarondeIat street New O,laar.
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Weekly Ouotations of Hides. Etc.

Messrs Hay & Mehle furnish us the following re.
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
first hands Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have TO be added:
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REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
STEAMSHIPS,
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

6TAT6 LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANV
LIMITED
me Following new first class, full powered eiyA
Du1it Screw steamships are int. nded to sail reSr
larry between NEW ORLEANS and LIvEKpO6L
and GLASGOW aud NEW YORK:
LUEiHiANa. w tons register. Captain Stevsxt
MINNESoIs. NO0 tons r-gister. Captain HamNn
aLAbA a a, ~ tons register. Captain hint
PkNNSILVAN1A, $500 tone register Capt ain BIZ
INV. MA Z9Oo Tons II Slster. Captain S2dIR
6EURGIA, $500 tons reg lister. CAPTAIN Coou.
G@E The steamers of this line will q
6fS56E for Liverpool direct as follows
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EOAi'Efd
The high |
PR and I
On LibertJ
Orleans, l.
We are Il
paper tiail{
printing pa |
nn29 In
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Hides-The market for green sailed hides coz
tinues active and stocks are small
Wool-Is in good demand at full prices.
Tallow-Stili dull and unchanged.
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observation-disclosures st John-l56 hhds SUGAR
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BREMEN.
North German Llov6.

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NKW oRJRAHs
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
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n oT1
STAFH
now re
Warning
sulfetl 4
street. |
Canal st
N. B.
and all d
lfull,Tyn
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The Colorado.

The Colorado.
NEW YORK, December I3.--The frigate
@ dorado did not cross the bar OFT Sandy
Hook till noon to-day.
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SHEPIFES SALE.

DY virtue Of q Special Execution, dated the
ID 2lst Of April. A. D. 1873, to me direct
ed, issued out Of tn, Office Of tn Clerk Of
the District Court Of Tams County, State
of Iowa, in favor of The First National
Bank, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and against
Cyrus K. Bobfsh, Mary L. Dodfsh, his wife
David D. Appellate, Lewis Carmichael, c.
Lamb & Son. Hurlburt & Edsell, Nicholas
Kuhren. and the First National Bank Of
Marshalltown, on judgment rendered by
said Court at the February term thereof, A.
D. 1873, against the said Cyrus X. Bodfsh,
for the sum Of So ,559, and decree Of fore.
closure against said Defendants, wherein
it was ordered. adjudged and decreed ihat
the following described Real Estate, to-
wit:
Lots No. one, ~ two. (2) three, (3) four,
~ five, ~ and six, (6) in Block Num-
Der ffteea, (15) in Bodfsh & Harmon's
addition to the tswn Of Iuka. in Tama
County, lows, be sold, or SO much ;hareof as
is necessary to satisfy said judgment, inter-
est and cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied-upon, aud shalt on
the 3lst day Of May, A. D. 1873, between
the hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. an 4 o'clock
T. N. Of said day, sale TO commence at the
hour Of o'clock P. NJ, At the front door
Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county Of Tama, offer and sell at public out
cry, to the highest AMI best bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendants, in and to
the above described property, or 90 much
thereof as 10 necessary 10 satisfy said
judgment for the above named sum. t.
gether with costs and all accruine costs.
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied.
April q, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama county. Iowa.
WHiTTAM s. COLLIER.
$7.2o 1920 Atty for Plaintiff.
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SXERIFES SHE.

DY virtue of a special execution. d,tcl
ID the 2lst of April, A. D. 1873, to me
directed, issued out of the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tams county,
State of Iowa, in favor Of George Il. Sirius
BILE, and against Stephen Hall, Cassaniria
Hall, Louis Carmichael, VIM. Smith. L. d.
Rice, John H Thcde, J. b. Spafford & Co., q
II Warren, w. r. Johnston. Peter Saith,
and G. X. Bodfsh, Oh a judgment rendered
by said Court at the September term there
Of, A. D. 1872, against the said Stephen Hall
for the sum Of $3.50 .93, and decree Of fore>
closure against said defendants wherein it
was ordered. adj judged and decreel that the
following described teal estate, to;w,t:
The north half of the north west quarter
of section No. twenty>seven. (27l and the
southeast quarter of the south-w est
quarter Of section Number twenty-five,
(22), all in township No. eighty-four
$40, north Of range fifteen (l5), west Of
the 9th r. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa.
be sold, or 80 much thereof as is neces-
sary to satisfy said judgment, interest AMI
cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have lived upon. and shall on
the 3lst day of May, A. y. 1873, be-
tween the hours Of Q o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, sale to commence
at the hour Of l o'clock p. NJ, at the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa,
in the county Of Tama, offer and sell at
public outcry, to the highest and ..es,
bidder for cash, all the rigat, tie and
interest Of the above camed .,efendnnts
in and to the above de- scribe. property. or
so much thereof as is Necessary to satisfy
said judgment FOR the above named sum to-
gether With costs md all accruing costs un.
less the Same .s'nall be sooner satisfied
Afril q, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County. Iowa.
G. B. BRADSHAW, Atty for Plaintiff.
Feb. Goth, 1873, S7,35, 1920
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From Montour,

Mr.. EDITOR We arc not posted
as to the phraseology or Specification
OF the new name our city he's adopt.
ell, bu. to give rough guess we
should judge it meant business. !"
Now, when We say business, wo do
not wish to be understood that we
mean any particular trade, for that
would be doing great injustice to
the place. The whole city seems to
be alive, and much rejoicing is caus
ed by it's rapid increase iu popula-
ton. Montouritcs seem to be natur.
ally Of productive nature, Us they
are nearly all engaged in giving their
gardens what Paddy gave the drum,
"a beoting."
Much credit is +" due" d. r. Way
who would like the same, as he ID
building large store on the north
west corner of Main street. Hope
this disease will prove contagious.
Mrs. Kerney, widow lady, is set.
ting an example in the millinery line
at her now shop, worthy OF imitation.
Quite an accident happ ened to the
81 o'clock freight going west on
Wednesday evening last, at this
place. The switch was left open, and
tho engine and several cars thrown
from the track. The engineer and
fireman jumped from the tram with
out serious injury.
The Indian Village township Con-
vention was we'll represented from
this place. and Indian Town but no.
very largely from the vicinity OF
Townsend's school house.
The weather is not deserving OF
much credit as yet. Hope to report
more favorably Ill our next.
CREsENDo
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l. o. o. +.
TOLEDO LODGE, No. 179.

TOLEDO LODGE, NO. l1v.
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God, the maker and preserver of the
universe, to wrest from the bosom
Of the family of Brother Z. C. Gull.
ford, his promising son, William, by
his sudden, unexpected aud lamenta.
BILE death; and
WHEREAS, such death must have
caused severe and lasting wound IN
the i;earts and affections OF our brother
and his family, as we'll as his acquain.
tances and companions; be it there
fore
Resolved, by this lodge, that we
kcenly feel the sting OF pain created
by this calamity, AMI deeply sympa.
thize with our brother and his family
III this, their trying hour, snd sincere.
ly hope that the governing powers
may 80 act on their minds as to par.
TALLY, at least, console their feelings.
Rssolred, That copy Of this reso
ton be duly signed by our presiding
officer and attested by our Secretary,
with the Seal of our Lodge affixed
and presented to the family of orr
brother, aud that it be spread upon
the records OF this Lodge, and pub-
llshed in tho county papers.
Done in open Lodge, at it's regular
meeting, May 10, A. d. 1873.
WIZ. ttIEcKnorP,
J. s. MOORE, Com.
Ii, w. BoYNroN