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z. Ellis admir- A. Kile, to s.
Yates, shf sw Il, IS. a. 1900
Hiram Erect to r. Bateman,
wifi ehf ne sw 81, SO, l6. $50
j. Finch to Claus & Finch, nhf
%, and wifi sw Is, IS, Is, 5000
f Rammell to A. Aliarl. wifi
Sc %, IS, l6, 1880
Il. Rammell to 8. w. Berry,
ehf Sc %, IS, 16, 1880
Treas. lama Co. to s. Yates,
wifi Sc 26, 81, 16, 1l,43
Jno. Korn to r. Bate,nan, wifi
ne Sc NV 10, S3, Is, $500
Sheriff Tama Go. to r. Bate.
man. NV ne "a, SO, l6, 500
Emelinc Hort to I. r. & w.
Cochran, wifi sw IA, SO, ID, 1900
TOWN LOTS.
o. D. Bonncv 10 J.. Iadd, W
IL IL lot l blk 2 and g IL II
lot 9 blk 9, Traer, 1875
II. Ilartshorn to G. r. Jones,
lot 25 blk ID, Traer, 800
w. Nicholas to J. Taylor, lot
IS blk Is, Traer, $50
D. c. Underhill to Fritz Him.
2.5 OF lot II blk l, Traer. 600
Jno. w. Crlsman to NJ. Kas.
tcnlatsky. lot 10 blk 12,
Dysart, 100
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PROCEEDINGS
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
June Session, A. D. 1854.

June 8, 1874.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present, Jaqua and Hh,ton, Mr..
Jaqua acting as chairman.
Examined assessors books.
Adjourned until 6 o'clock.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Jaqua and Hutton.
Examined assessors books and
claims evening session.
Adjourned until the 10Th inst at
8 clock IN.
June 10, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
.nent.
Present Jaqua and Hutton, Mr..
Jsqua acting as chairman.
Petition OF L S Free for the re.
funding Of $500 tax paid on school
lands, granted.
Examined into bridge matters bal.
ance OF forenoon session.
Adjourned until | O'Clock p M.
Met pursuant to Adjournment.
Present, Jaqna aud Hutton.
Proceeded to equalize assessors
books.
Resolred, That the assessments OF
Toledo city, Toledo township, lama
township. and Salt Creek township
for each 800 of monies and credits
be decreased $50; and the assess.
mcnt OF monies and credits in lama
City for each $40 be increased to
SO; and the assessment of corpora
ton stocks in Toledo city on each
500 be decreased 500, and tho as.
scssment of corporation stocks in
Tama City be doubled.
Carried.
Bridge petition OF 9 D Uartshorn
and others for bridge over Wolf
Creek, near Traer. presented, and
referred to Ramsdell and Hutton.
Auditor authorized to charge the
Treasurer with 50 cents discrepancy
IN accounts of county fund, between
Auditor and Treasurer.
Mr.. Ramsdefl arriving, took his
seat as chairman OF the board.
Rssolsed, That Homer Bradshaw
aud Al Wheaton be and they are
WHICH VILE lie
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IDI0MATIc KEY
OFTiIE n
French Iangus ge.,

o.. Collection IL Two. Thousand Lido
The Actual spoken Language, alp
te,ieally arranged With ncsgesgons
Ing English Version ~ Fen
lie Lambert anl Alfred
s;ardou.
MASON, BAKER 4 PRATT
iia Grand street. New York,
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THIS no pret,ler land any wh:re

This no prettler land anywhere
* here anf niNYi IN Carroll Town.
. a1x se' ""'"'" pArl Of us. Qaite a
en-, e.s..r.cE EN- ants are being
made by the ontcrprislng farmers up
there. Jno. Hill is putting up very
handsome house. VIM. Hill IS max.
ing preparations to build good
sized barn. Mr.. Jacobs is building or
has recently finished fine new gran
airy. Mr.. Snar is putting up a new
wire fence. Mr.. Roberts has hand
some Usage fence. Various other
improvements are going ON in that
ncighborhood of which wo hope Ia
speak farther in the future.
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4DMINISTKt IURS SALE Ky
NOTICE is hereby given, That on L Manufact
~ 2Gth day Of June hetwecn the io,..
Of 10 o'clock in The forenoon ami j o clock
In Tho after noon of said day, commencing IRA
at ~ q clock III. at ihe lue reside nee OF the
John Davis, deceased III Howard town geIers
ship, Tama County, Iowa. the personal pun
property Of said deceased consisting Of tw
mares, two horses, four cows, one 3
old heifer, three year old heifc !.
ycar!lng steer, four calves, orc
mower, (McCormck,) one we
vator, three shovel plows, one
post anger, one parlor stove o.
one saddle bride and Of t
will be sold at public sale rr-
Terms Of saie.-Purchnses on
FIVE dollars to be paid in cas-
that amount n, and over, on q cres Nice
months. The purchaser giving II
approved security, and bearing
cent interest, and providing for pa
Of attorneys fees if collected by suit, fllIlEI
% d. X GALLAGHER,
Administrator.
May 29ih 1874 !:
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The closing rhetorical exercise tor
the present term OF our public school
will commence promptly at half past
2 O'Clock, Friday afternoon. The
patrons Of the school are invited.
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18th OF JULY
nm TOLEDO.

Ear Sclt-Trcafi1 ---
doctors. 81. lehration
tines The snhscri. ton price ~
simply following its plain teacEs
Women and Children. EservI
devoted largely 10 domestic intskEs
| siderinr the health AMI neee:. -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-18

arrn. |, will ,cll how 10 feed, clcthc, and
! care COR The young.
/ Household Department. --llea.ihful 20 ,k-
ery.-We shall publish a series Of articles
| on ..Srasonablc Dishes written expressly
for tbs Magazsss. In the same department
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Pluck No. 2.
The New Chromos
FROM Wizards
FAMOUS FNTiNGS.

These elegant fy:S os. are by fnt
most expressive nj 3 ever given y
public, being fall g 3nor and "PHHh,
the last cx,ents = ,,e ~ : -
Sire l6 by 29~'0 - WE" UT ~ 'e
tass and strainei -, -
800 " - Reck for Supreme
Of delegates TO
------Jed. Benton, 10;
II. L.. Marshall.
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UUUHttornex.:

seen informed from va.
ffs that our present Dis
III &ll9b not &c a candi
- UGH. being the
We keep constantly in sto>S2ok
fore, the largest and best se.d q
found in the WEST Of
standard ihtaILn"s'
In the lest editions, and ira -
Of binding. ~ 10.
illustrated Gift for
4 preference being given tsen.
,hiLY BEAUTIFUL AND AR -
auctions TO the English ars "
presses. 0onbt
SPLENDID Asftion with
). Those Which the District.
.,lh'eemo,d~~
rHs caeite tho attention OF
Including hsthe several Town
mpes, Of a II sizes an1.- Tia Asli
Initials, Mcnograms. lnViiaii~ss,
ding Stationery.
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PHRENOLuuass.
JOURNAL, o'

4 Flrst.ClaSS Illustrate
zine, Devoted t. Scielsn-
Literature and Ger
eral Intelli.:. o!ican
gence. Court
e23rd, day OF
PIiRENOLDGN.oar ct l o'clock
Function. purpose Of nominating
tue orgto be voted for at tic
,n,'easeliec,ion 1874, for the follow.
resfd,%it: One for Clerk OF
ana law - rc.uit Court, a Re.
Human Face, on s,sor, also for the
ETHNoLoGY-elegates to the
Of Man: Origin seven delegates
Modes Of Life in Convention and
tons, with dish The Judlcia!
pictorial ii'ustran'll,c transaction
;rr rm ,hs r'l"ea,; or which may
Ing r 1ne raue, an,t before the Con
Lunaiics, tho veral townships will
BrOGgAIthe number ct a. le-
Men and Wien. according to the
SELEotes cast tor II OH. e. T..
Self-l. Tor Gotenor at the general
f"rsu'.s1. SIS, allowing one dele
relationship and one dele
'.e ie"ui"s p votes or traction
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SCHOOL BOOKS
We have larger stock than ever before.
We solici. orders from the trade and gnar
xntee The lowest prices
STATIONERY.
Our facilities for supplying dealers Al;
The lowest rates are equal &c those OF any
exclusively stationery house.
e@ Proprietors sf the superior
PERI PEARL PAPERS,
Embracing all the different siTes and styles
These papers possess advantages over all
others, at the prices. Send for salsples.
The Summer Game Croquet.
we claim for the STANDARD croquei
sold by US, that it is TIC. best in the
market for the price. SEMI for our
price list.
Buyers and dealers are limited 10 call
upon US before making their purchases else
where Correspondence solicited from
Library Committees, Dealers. an. all
sersons interested in the purchase 81
l,coks Price lists, terms, ETC., furnished
Oh application. i
A cordial nyitaiion is extended TO all r
.isit our new and beautiful store, aud exc
s.snfue org stock AZ their leisure. "a
JANSEN McCLIRG s Go.
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DISSOLUTION.

ADklNISTRA TRiX' SALE
THE undersigned. Administrative e the
i estate Of Samuel Steen, will sell nj
public auction at the farm in Perry torn
ship on Thursday, Jnns Is, 1874, commenc-
ing a. 10 o'clock q. H., the following
property: cor
10 head Of horses, 20 aead Of cattle, n i.
lot Of hogs. ! breaking pillow, set douh,cri,
harness, | saddle, and hume. Gus e.f''dle;
articles. ~ can ar
TERMS;-All sums Of s. and
cash; over that amount credltTts TINS 9
months will be given, on properly s;o =. , / be,
notes. s.risk VIII
ANN STEENhaleful
1926 Administrator ' ay ni
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80 q, l:e.e he creates, success, Ags.ns
Mill sake l.a,d * orr ,:ntiualsd
l;iri II uAii,iN Atom. TIE
CONFIRMATION BOOK LIST.
Gus Nap sad ti.af, Combination.
Those Goods sell alaass and Everywhere
Address GUDnSpEEDS EMl IRE PUB.
lISlilNu HORSE Chicago. We have
lie .acncy tui The Publications u
JOIN, l.. Potter to. III
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BANkR'Tiii:;X;;;:::Y,;;;;,;;2;;S;si, !
Transact a General Banking Business. n
Interest Paid on Time Deposits. a.
Special Attention given to =,
COlleCtiOnS.' be

CoIiectionS.'
Draw Bills of Exchange on n
the Principal Cities Of Europe. isca
e ~ sOtee
fassa9e iickeis ~ ""o rom al Pa lS1Sn inl
+, u r O p E, prot
CoRREsPoNnENrs: Allen, Stephens e I'm orl
New York. Third National Bank IDLY. st
go, III. i. III.
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ln.s sewing Al,.cllne Eis. .no oesl -, -
s.action ,c the user, is paid for mos. reaa1-
y. and is the best of all to sell. II shese
/ no Domestic agent in your town. Apply
0 Domestic s. nj. 90, n. Y. Ladies' seno
b. elegant Fashion Bcok:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-18

Il DSYCHOMANCY, or Soul CharminS.
al How either EEK may fasctnate -
RAin the love and affections Of any psrea9
they choose, instantly. This simple nenas :,
requirement all can possess. free % Rls1e
for .wen' five cents, together with met.
riage Guide Egyptian Osscle, drssmss s'3.a
to ladies'. A queer book. lOO, wv eeA !.
Address T. WILLIAM = CO., Fub1iappF$s
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n2E
The ri. ~ sstcsted Suit of The
FLORENCE SfNING MAC HINE co.
against The Singer, Wheeler Wilson. and
Grover 8 baker Companies, involving over
- COCO. Is tinnli; decided by the Sup ems
Courts OF Tie United States in favor OF the
FLORENCE. which alone has broken the
Monopoly Of High Prices.
TIE NEW FLORENCE
Is tac only machine that sews tackwar1 s
and forward, or TO right and left.
Simplest -Chcapest-H Hest.
Sold for cash only. Special Terms 20
Clubs and Dealers. April, 1874. Florsnce'
Mass.
4 DNEHTlSERS should send to Ge.. e
Il Rowcll & Co, Park Row, New YORK
for their Eighty age Pamphlet, showing
cost OF advertising
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Russia ! Gather Goods
4 SPECIALITY.

SATCAELS ali! TRAVELLING BAGS,
GLOV. sni HANDhERCHiEF BOXES. il
sets. PURTEMON%Alk :or 'a.!e. and
gentlemen. with ana 1rlthpr; ckac'. Gard Ca>"s,
Ladies Companions -! Sis and ,rlca> >rSar
Cases ald nany other sT.'c.es, ~! .. the "h"s'
Ru.sia Leather
JAPANESE GOOD$-A Lew and ul stock
of Fine Cabinets from s. - 81, beautifully
inlsid, and in Lacquer Wo'k. Trays, spare
and oval F-uit Baskets. C.7a Recelv -, tnlA"=s
Puzzles, Ivory jack S.7aw'. Becu";4. ln."'d
straw Boxes. beside. n.ay 0.t-: t.ae articles OF
Japancsa work.
Papirr M.che Cab. :."t: Writing Des>.. Cove
Boxes and Gar! Bol"-. Ta"-" re IN" m"st OLE
gan,ly orns..c.:et goods, I'D entirely ne"
styles this ION.
In Rosewood and Gray haye al u, o;
Writing Desks, finely i!..ait Win P",7! 81
Silver, and finished inside in whit. efane..
These are the .aes: Do=~s in The market.
Writing Cas-, in leather, a! ~ s. very con-
yen!en: for travellers
Jewel Csskcts. in Sa'in snd RuSsia Leatac-.
Fine Bronze and Glass Instruments, scotch
Wood Goods. Stereoscopes and Elaws. Fine
Backgammon Boa.d= snd Men Chess Men Il!
fine wood and Ivory.
Ch-omos. embracing th- finest Figure Pie,
ana Landscapes. 8 very ..ge STOCK r.; .o"'-
Pieces Crosses in e.egan: :raInt. al ne" ""d
t-au.;tu goods
Pc =! Card Cases very h.nGscme. "os.er!
holm tine Puc1"; hn!v->.
Opera G .a.s-s .: me De-: rnanui,ct"T-.
Wo-k B"1es il lin. Russia Leather, Ro-s-
wood Satin Woo! a.! J=?a1ese "o7s, Al siA-'
ard STYLES.
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MONETARY ANDe COMMERCIAL.

In monetary affairs here, IS elsewhere, there
has been DO noticeable change during tie wes
Business i: moderately active whui: :. supply
OF money for legitimate purposes is lat equal
to the demand. In New York the b..ak rate
10. call loans is 4,5 per cent per suuuui, ald the
Stock Exchange rate is 3s3i, closing At ) per
cert. Prime meccsntilc paper is quoted u: 6a1
per cent and Lcxt grade st ms. State stocks are
generally quiet. Vi7g:nis old sizes are offered a;
40 with 50 bid deferred certificates st III. viii,
lC3 bid, snd peelers 81 Il, with II bid 500
c. nso!s sold al 55s ex coupons, and Sl5U JsCu-
ary, 1875, coupons sold ~ e5!, det.chel pa4t due
coupon. closing =! - offered. The Chesapeake
and Ohio Cans COMPANY give notice ina. the
interest coupons of the preferred construction
bonds Of that company, due July, 1861, will be
psid ST the banking house OF Alexander Brown
& Sons, Baltimore, on and after December 23d.
In railroad securities the business doing is light.
We quote:
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- y:N'A rK' IN X. ID \ y
T. s'.y.e stsrsry age and body ct the Times


" T. shore Ej,rrsry age and body ct the Times
The grand Jury Of Frankfort, Ky, on We'd
nrsIsv found sn Indictment against Thomas
&. Jones, the present clerk Of the Court OF Ap-
peals OF the State, charging him with usnrp,hg
All Office tabllshed By the constitution, ne De-
ipg Ineligible, from the tact that he accepted
a chailenge 10 fight duel. Joues gives bona
III $1,000.
In the u. S. Court at Memphis, yesterday,
motion TO auash the Indictment against the
Gibson county "kukiux' gu grounds OF want
OF Jurisdiction of The court, and the lact tnal
they are under Indictment for the sauie offence
Ia another court was sustained by Judge ba'-
lard and lie prisoners discharged.
Ia the case at Treutou y j., of Mrs Stew
arr VS. the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company trr 5000 policy on the lie OF her
husband, who the company aliege shortened
his inf, br iute:u persucc, the jury have been
unable 10 agree.
At ulee,lug Of the Charleston Is. ~
Chamber OF Commerce, yesterday, highly en-
couraglng reports were received OF the results
OF the operations 10 deepening Charleston bar
aCu IL Was tcSGlHfu " LII 'oi'HS >NSS'
for aid 10 completing the work
Beuj. Balch, of Newburyport, has notified
the Secretary OF State for Massachusetts OF
! the intention to apply 10 the next GeneraI
! Court for an act of Incorporation OF the Dar.en
Ship Canal Company, with capital OF SlUO,
0U0, 900.
Iwo passenger coaches of train on the
Pit,sbuyc aud Copnelsville railroad were upset
BY the breaking Of chain plate near u0loo-
| town, Pcuu.. on "Wednesday cscuing. SIX pas
sengers we're seriously injured.
4 convsntion Of the western tobacco cutters
at Cincinnati yesterday passed resolve against
the pending bill 10 Congress permitting the
sale of uulaxed leaf 10 CONSUMERS
The reported burning Of glo aud farm houses
By negroes in the vicinity Of ficksburg, Nils
sissipp is contradic!ed.
The Postofice and several business houses
were burned at Darlen, Ca, on "Wednesday.
| Loss 5000
Rev. DR.. Potter declines the Iowa blshoprlc,
aud Rev. DR.. Huntington, OF Massachusetts,
has been elected.
The New York Produce Exchange yesterday
donated 81 900 Tor the relief Of the Nebraska
sufferers
The South Georgia Methodist Conference
have adopted temperance platform by 81
| 10 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-11

The report Of the President of the Rich
moud and Danvlle Railroad shows the gross
earnings for the past year to have been 1929,
79s 80, and the expenses s597,6S2 10. Com
pared with last year the earnings are s3l, $50 43
less the expenses $751; ,922 76 more. The re-
port states that in spite of the embarrassment
of last year the regular interest instalmeDts on
the bopds of this and of the Piedmont Rail
road Company have been met with promptness,
and the accrued aud accruing balances to the
board of public works on account of annuity on
the State loan materially reduced hy large pay
meuts. Current interest on floating debt has
been punctualy paid as required, and the priI-
cpal reduced by about $1,000. But the board
deem it but just to say, that in accomplish
ing these results under the circumstances, they
have beee largely indebted for their ability to
do so by the timely and liberal aids afforded by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
FRIDAY, DECEM BbR H.

TUE President AND THE SOUTH re-
viewing that portion Of the Presidents mes-
sage in r, ference to affairs 10 the South, the
New York Journal Of Commerce says :-"Me
blame the President. not tor enforcing the laws,
but for using the whole power OF his othce, and
tie army with it, to bolster up party at the
South. He has never appeared I'd the scene
as u Judge to arbi,rate between two ceniendlng
factions. but always as an advocate ready to
back up lis arguments for his side With bayo-
nets. What he says Of the South IN the pres
eot Message is as one sided as his observations
on that subject in previous Messages have 10
yariably been. He repeats the old stories about
"White Leagues, masked and armed, and
their acts of violence and intimidation to de-
priye citizens Of the freedom of the ballot But
he has not word to say Of the Formidable aud
murderous combinations of blacks who roamed
over parts Of the South numbering, outraglng
and robbing, and causing reign OF terror
which the whites could only suppress by couo-
ter movements There are TWO sery distinct
sides to this question IF there were White
Leagues, there were also Black Leagues, whose
crimes made leagues of another color necessary
10 the opinion Of some of the best citizens OF
the South. AS TO the coercion of colored Ia.
borers 10 the matter o. voting to suit their en-
ployers under threats of discharge II they
acted otherwise, such cases, if they occurred,
can be matched by the tyrannical and high
~ &c ols I'd m n
of their race who voted the Conservative ticket.
The murder and beating of colored voters who
acted With the Conservatives were frequent ~
cidents at the South prer to the election. But
of these facts the President affects to know
nothing. He has eyes and ears only for the
outrages reported against the Conservatives
and it is against those men that be employs all
the engines Of bis authority, and he promises
that he will keep on doing so. This part of
the message affords melancholy evidence OF the
extent to which prejudice and obstDacy will
blind man. Whatever disturbances occurred
st the South just before the elec'lou-and there
was nothing serious of that nature-the South
ern people, black and white, are most amicably
disposed to acquiesce IN the result OF the CAIN
paign. With the exception Of local and pass
ing difficulty, originated by negroes at ' lcks-
burg, the whole South is 10 condition OF pro-
found peace So tar as all human augurles so,
this blessed state of things promises to con-
tiuue. Aud yet President Grant seizes this
very occasion, which ought to be theme OF
national thanksgiving, to relterate his old dis
trust Of the Southern whites, aud his purpose
to enforce the laws with rigor, that ID, al
ways against the Conservatives. Persistence
in this pocy-upon which the President and
the Radical wing of his party ere fanatcally
bent-wi only the sooner hasten the over
throw Of those who now misgovern the coun-
try "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-11

The pig-iron manufacturers in Convention
at Philadelphia, yesterday, adopted resolutions
pledgipg themselves to work their furnaces at
only one-halt of their producing capacity dur
ing the year 1915. The Convention adopted a
resolution opposing the resumption of specie
payments and endorsing Mr.. kelley's conyerti-
bic bond scheme, Notwithstanding the protest
Of some members, who asserted that a return
to specie payment would restore the iron trade
to all its former activity and prosperity. The
Convention also declared its opposition to the
ratification of the Reciprocity treaty with
canada
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

French Bonoon Boxes, very richly m,!e i"
.s,i,l sri <;.sw. ) III Glove sd Haatnevcnc!
Boxes. LLet: with VII .e wa.errI si.n. Fancy
Baskets lined with silk ani esther.
Carved " ODD Goods embracing VS. P"es-
ets Slipper Pockets Brackets. Clock >E".V.-,.
Ms.cH Safes, Towe! R.cSs, Hanging Bas-c:, :oc
Flowers, II 2-ea. variety.
Tae shove comp-is. :ilupty he .ea,:i". s';',.c-
selected Tor Ia approaching holidays \ ;~...>-
snd ani one things, Impossible - e:-I.r"H;@ 4.
= single advertisement, hsva ben l7-NN:'..
MAXI one Of the mos: complete 81 -: .'..".>
ever oue-et. for sale II :n- >:,:e. I";-~:.'r-.o"
cneert.i!v given oy l-::rc Wien J: q -. >l@''-
uinr,. q call sd s1a:u.:.s n. sleNa.
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Yesterday there was an important conference
held between the joint special committee of the
City Council of Baltimore and the butchers and
drovers, with reference to the adoption of some
route by which cattle can be driven through the
streets Of that city. The committee were
told that the passage of the cattle ordin snce
now pending in the City Council, prohibiting
the driving Of cattle within the city limits,
would destroy large and growing trade, hich
amounts annually to $l5,O0OOOO. After 40
interchange of views a committee of dealers in
cattle was appointed to meet the committee of
the Council on Thursday afternoon next for
the purpose of preparing suitable ordinance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-11

The GoLD FEVER IN FAuQUIEk We un,
ders.anI that a lively tevor prevails in the
couolry around MorrI-,vl!e, Faululer county,
both above and below, and extending 10 the
Rsppalannock river. Last week solue lily or
sixty persons from the North were 10 ths vlci-
NIFTY prospecting and examining The tIlnes:
among them Senator Sherman. Last week
eight tons OF ore from the X dwell Mime, just
below kciiyrlllc. was put under the stamrs,
from which S624 Was realized. Our Informant
saw the bar bul does not know whether the
ore VAS pickle or ia ken from the vein just us it
was mined Fredericksburg Herald.
Save 20 per cent by buying your Clothing At
DEAItIAM's.
5. DEALHAM The Fashionable Clothier,
SO King street
All goods warranted as represented at
DEALHAMS