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INDEMNITY
10 MERCHANTS AND PVRxlHDRaS or KEoIUK.
re Per Cent. DIVIDED IN CasAi
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Alssts, July |, 1854 tl,N,80 TO-

VVHR HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
fully prepared, In addition - their usual Fire
facilities, 70 insure property In transit from New
York. Boston, Philadslph,s and B.lsi.sfs % Gil
WsstsRn poinh and stcs veYss, via the Lakes, Riv-
ers, Canals and Railroads, and 10 onsr " sstsrn
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property inlsld, sansisnt indscsmsats 70 obtain
h. B. TIN-KYCK, Agent at Ksokak, il Tally au-
thorisAd 20 ians open Policies, and make contrast
agreements on - favorable terms and rates - can
b obtainsd II rsspsceable Companies in Atlantic
c es sss.n. hi s.. +
q netual Companies, which hes hsrstofors gone
iAsc ths so1ers of consifnsss and jobhsn Of East
ern cities. The Home Policies are Of nsw form
and very much sinplihed. giving the indsmnisy
All issses squtasly "a listed and promptly paid
here, by II. B. TEE-EYCK, Agent,
Corner Of Main and "a ST., Keokuk,
August 8, '60-dlm
AAnTFOnD RIRE INsUn ANCE co.,
OF HARTFORD.
IHcoRroaArsp IN 1919.
spifai.-.....t 20, 900 ~, sl3.6l
ALL Up.
DnscroEs-H. Huntington. Albert Day, James
Goodwin ,Chas. Boswell Henry Kensy, Calvin Day,
Job Allyn. John P. Brace, Chas. J. Knas.
THO. @. ALxvH, Sss'y. II. HUsusesos, Pres't.
9. c.sLEAAs. Aastsss; W.; Ss.1.a, As..ry.
Keotuk. April ., SD
Lie, Fire and Marine Insurance.
Agency.
DOLCfES Of Insurance issued 1t the lowest
! rates IN the following rsliahis 1zst sasss conn
fHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
or NEW YORK
This IL the safest and most reliable Life Insurs.es
Company In the world, viii n assunuisesd
Fund Of over -, OOO 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AMI NARrrR TNgs rx,..
or P1ovIDIHCH, III.
CsPilal $50, 900 90.
sPRINGFIBLD FIRE AND MARINE INs. CO.,
s41IHa1IELD, nAss.
Capital el1O 900.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital $500 900 90.
the Agency Once u @. 4. DIAOND,
g.lSdlm Asin-st., over Oedsn's Book Store,
Keokuk Classical School.
rrHE President and Board Of Trustees Of the
Ksoknk classical School respectfully Announss
that the First Session Of the current year Of this
Institution, will commence On
Monday, September 6th, 1859.
The AsaAsnic year WIN y divided into Four
6asicns, q I'm weeks snsh, Win ; vacstlon Of
one wsss dsrinG 10 closing the year The
iaero. 49,; $3.50.
1nsocnooi ms 80 N sucoe0nuI opefaAon TOT
the last eigntsen pontha, ana nay nov ~ oons1d-
sN ~. ~ 1880 ~" 49, y ~ ~.
An0 Do1Io s31ea w,tn pieesurs g tnc sefvlcss %
y: ". JAMESON. A. NJ, Principal Of the
SehooI whose Oeoip ine ana aetsn uca ~ - pro-
Srsss O We psYin orspg me Past yeas hays net
% .s:s.. : iss, 3. v :s:
IL. q s.as.iss. have enabled Bin = eonhln: a
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No NEW CHURCH ron HHNRY WARD Bsxcx.
HR.--It 10 nov stated that the project Of
erecting new Plymouth Charch in Brook
lyn has beon abandoned, and that the Trus.
toes have decided to enlarge the present sdi-
6ce.
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ET-Franklin, talking Of Senator, Who
had been draper, sid ssthat he never sold
: piece Of tape narrower than bis own mind y
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straw berries.
Now is the time to set in order to get q
good crop next year. Hooker's, Wilson's
&C., for sale at No. 5 Estes House.
ag25dlw WIN. BARNES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wanted.
A SUITABLE boarding place for man and wife
\ in small private family. For particulars, in
quire at the Office Of
CURTIS, GILLMORE 4 CURTIS.
Aug 27-d3ts
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STATE.
Fer Goveruer--aAMUELJ y. KIRK W DON.
Fuy kexfe~sNf OcvryH0r--N. y. RUNCH.
For Sprsme Jsdses-L. ID. 0TOCKTON,
u. p. LOWE.
CALEB BALD WIN.
COUNTY.
Fer Reprsscniatipss-A. r. III a W.
WIN. RHCnaA RDS.
JOSEPH IA YLES.
r.. M. DAVIS.
For Covmfy Jsdge-FR ANK OEMRLE.
70, SAr1F-G. w. RITTmAN.
For Trsssr and Recordsr-C. HI. LEG0KTT.
rcr CO. Sspf. Con-. ScAoois-G. @. DEA MAN.
Pr SsamP Ls~l Ccm'y-wM. LE0LIE.
FOR Coyomn--J. r. lila 1N.
For Csxny Svyvsyor-J. p. HARPER.
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The Assansic m.n,hIv,

Thepubiishsrs will accept our acknowl ledge
ments for the September number Of the At
lansie. This j. rnH AxsalcAs Magasine, and
its universal popularity indicates that it 10
regarded - worthy Of the distinction. Its
contents sre-The Life and works Of AIRY
Scnensr; A Visit to Marths's Vineyard 90.
tooer to May; The Eleusinia The Minister'S
Noolng; Once and Now; A Trip to Cuba |;
Aeima's Vow; The Murder Of tho Innocents:
My Double. and how He und;d Ne. TT. s;.--
er; The Professor at the Breakfast Table Re.
views and Literary Notices Life and Liberty
in America; The New and Old; Up and
Down the Irawaddi; Napoleonis Ideas ;
Country Life; High Life in New York ;
Great Auction Sale Of Slaves at Savannah.
Georgia; Popalar Tales from the Morse !:
Love; Farm Drainage; The Novels Of james
Fsninore Cooper; Etssrs Fisramosca, Or
Tho ChAllAnga Of Baflsssa; Recent Amsrt.
can Publications.
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GTMr. Bseehsr says: "TraveliaE 10 very
much like eating crabs. You have much
shell, many claws, and little meat. But 10
read Of travels il to have your crabs served
up to you without the trouble OF opening Or
extracting"
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gWThe Douglas Democrats and the Blu
chanan Democrats Of Pennsylyania are ma
king the hair ay. The Harrisburg Sentinel,
the central organ OF the Douglas Democracy,
Of tho State, says OF Mr.. Buchanan:
she is . violator Of pledges, N unwise,
unsafe and corrupt Executive, q pro-slavery
disunionist, pirate IN intention, tyrant, an
apostate from Democracy, wool dyed Fed
eralist, and disorgsniser."
Mr.. Buchsnan's Philadelphia organ retorts
to this BY calling the editor Of the Sentinel,
Dol. Forney, TO-:
'sRed -mouthed abolitionists, corrupt and
rotten at the heart, capable Of perpetrating
the foulest and blacklist srimes, Who have
lived oil their lives on plunder, stealing from
the Treasury Of the Government, and when
the door Was shut against their wholesale
stealing they turn round and abuse the men
and party who gave them life."
Now, that's interesting il?
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4 CTIn New York, twenty years ago, every
promenader went to tho Battery; new the
Battery has been abandoned 20 liz sPhilis-
tines," and all the promenaders resort 70
the Central Park, which il some ok miles
further north. Nofact more strikingly IL
lsssfsaes The remarkably rspid growth Of
the metropolis. THEM
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JOHN \. csAIo

TURNER Il CRAIG,
AttOr n eys IS l. - w.
SOLICITORS In cHANCERY,
WILL give strict attention TO all business en-
w trusted to their caro-. in Lee county, Iowa,
and in Hancock county, Ill. They will attend
regularly the CAurts - Carthage.
OFFICE-On Second-street, between Main and
johnson. an - -d6m1
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General Insurance AGencv.
COla. sECOND AND mAIN.
LI1E. LAKH. RIvBR AND LIFE I'M.
I 6URAN0B promptly attended 70 1t this OlRes.
Better and more IuDsAslTT can b given at this
Aesaoy than any other In this sty. and less trouble
after loss. 4f
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW YORK.
Cast CaRtsai ~, OOO, 900.
CASE buAFLus, july lsr, 1sto, 44t7,62.
xTEA INSURANCE. COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, CoNN.-CAYITAL u ,OOO, 900.
CASE susrLus, JuLr II, 1859, $l,03o, AS.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, cT.-cAPIrAL e3OO, 600.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, coHU.-cAPuAL 920O, 900.
PEHH MUTUAL LIFE TNH. CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA, PERx.-cASIrAL $4,000
- Duildings, Merchandise, Mill, Factories.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured At u
low rates - other Companies who psy thsr losses.
II. B, TEN-HYCK, Agent,
Once corner "A and Mair sts., Ksokuk, Iowa.
Aug1dlm
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Dolcxase from Nebrnska.

Gen. Eastabrook, who has just been nom-
mated as delegate In Congress BY the Demo
Gratis Of Nebraska, was the lowest on the list
Of candidates at the start. He picked up,
however, as he went along, and was nomina-
ted on the 9th ballot, and then it was made
unanimous. Gen. Eastabrook was immedi-
ately notified Of his nomination by commit
tee, and he appeared with them before the
Convention, and returned his thanks il a
very happy manner. VIM. w. Wyman waa
nominated for Territorial Treasurer: Robt.
@. Gordon for Auditor; w. =. Harvey for
Commissioner, and Alfonso ID. Luce for Ter.
ritorial Librarian. The nomination Of Gen.
Eastabrook Is everywhere we'll received
mo. Republican.
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Fall Style d Gents Hats !.
Ar TIKI GATH CIT PAsuIoNlBLR IlF Store!
- HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FALL -
STYLE OF SILK, CAssAMER 4 SOFT
Hats, direct from ~ most fashioaabl> ssaaklish-
msnts in New York. + invite my IA sustomsss
and citssns generally to call ana exAmins then 6
my rooms, No. - MMln@ es., neAF lsh.
Aug. y, sto-d1m ST.. VOORHEES,.
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Git has been suggested that Mr.. b.
chanan, in view OF the dreadful lose Gus
tained by the widow at Bedford Springs, or
her young colored woman who curled her
hair 40 beautifully, should tender to the
widow the market value OF the slave. This
would be ct least just. For If the widow
had not been % sedulously, and we may say
periodically engaged in solacing the qualms,
Internal agitations and stomAchic convulsions
Of the Chief Magistrate while taking the wa
ters, she could have kept double eye upon
the young hair dresser who ran away. We
are not sure that an appropriation BY Con-
would not be the proper thing; and we
should not be surprised If the Presidents
sense suggested something Of thst kind in a
special message. At any rate il Congress
docs not pay, the President Shouldn't. Y.
Tribune.
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Hi0Hf JUD0AENr.--A soldier at Fort Lsav-
ssvorsh was indicted and found guilty 10 the
sosrt u thst county, at its second term, for
voting q tho election IN that place ID viola.
tios of ths Law prohibiting United States SOL
disrs IRON voting in that Territory. The
penalty w. fns and inprisonnsnt.
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, coNE.-CARuAL o2OO, 900.
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BRoKE JAIL.--On Monday night. tho 18th
inst, there escaped from the Richmond. Mo. ].
Jail, four prisoners, named - follow: Hi.
ram Vaughn, Hirsm Loses, Geo. Q. Hunter
and Alexander Bradley. The thres frat were
charged with horse-stealiDg, and the last Tor
murder.
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TExAs-HKR PRxsKNT.--Exsendine over
eight degrees Of latitude in it's extreme length,
and over eight in longitude in it, breadth
from the Gulf Of Mexico ON the south to the
Red River on the north, and from the Sabine
on the east to the Rio Grsnde on the west
this great State covers q territory Of 274, 1892
square miles, territory squalling the com
hined extent Of all New England, New York,
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, New Jer-
sey and Maryland and Ear exceeding in 50.
perdcies the little insular kingdom over which
waves 90 proudly tho royal banner of the four
quarterings-th lion and the unicorn; the
shamrock, the thistle and the rose. This re-
gal empire has, exclusive Of bays and inlets,
over 300 miles Of sea-coast, and 10 geograph.
ioally divided into three grand sections ss
the great Coast Prairie; I'd, the rolling coua.
try third, the table lands.
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yNILLCU0E, ana does Aaliy Care,
w some Of the most wretshsd casss Of Rheuma
tism Paralysis, Piles, &c.. that were ever known
Try it, too ON tbs gums Of tssthing children, on
lady's gathered breast and see how quitting il
proves. A II the best doctors use IL Who have be
Aoquaintcd with II, and every 6rst GLASS drng
gist sells 1t.
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49, Those now laugh who never hsshsd hsoaet
sAoss VINO always laughed nov laugh M 80.
An ExtinguSsAer g a.. 4.ss,ue 49,.
Hs," Or Dsv1ae - any Coier.
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PKHN MUTUAL LIFE INB. CO.
or PHILADELPHIA, PERH.--cA1ITAL 46OO, 900.
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NORTH AFRICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, cr.-cAPrrAL @3OO, 600.
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CHoLERA.-Hirnm r. Andrews, highly
respectable and influential citissn, for many
years landlord Of the Railroad Hotel in De.
troit, died in that city on the 18th inst, af-
ter brief illness Of sixteen hours. The
Freeze Press says the physicians unite in call
ing the disease Of which he died clear case
OF cholera.
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ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms co.,
OF PnovIDIHCH, III.
CaRiIal $50, 900 90.

Those desiring Insurance will DO we'll to call ct
the Agency Once u q. n. DIMOND.
aug. l8dlm Msin-st., over Ogden . Book Store
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WY AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS DO NOT Pun
LIsn BlRTHs.--A popularity, not 90 much OF
American newspapers Is Of American socie-
ty, 10 that while marriages and deaths are
invariably announced Ia their journals, the
births arc excluded. On asking for an 81.
planation, the answer Of one present was
no reason, except ancient custom; whilst .
second person informed us that il was con
sidered indelicate to parade such matters DO.
fore the public; but how birth could be
more indelicAte than marriage or death
was not stated.-Mackay's Life and Liberty
in America.
CRocKErr's Loo CABIN.--On the Mobile
and Ohip Railroad, not far from jackson. in
Tennessee, Gays On exchange paper, still
stands the humble log cabin, Is hy 90 feet in
size, built and occupied, while be lived in thu
district, by the far-famed David Crook tt.--
Its logs are fast deoAying, and dissolution
surrounds 1t, but no traveller passes it With
out an eager desire 20 look upon the humble
roof that sheltersd one Or 10 truest repre-.
sentatives Of the AmsFioan patriot character
Ia hero and a honest nan. Near ii is q
railroad station, called Orookstts Station
around it, perhaps, will asiss boue, to bear
and perpetuats = name . familiar to hii
countrymen a. that Of Jackson.
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bottle Of Dr. Smith, ELECTRIC OIL Nod not only
cured, In one day . carbuncle his noss, but Md
instantly cured one Of his patients Of severe Neu
ralgi4.
Il, 600 worth wore sold Ii st. Joseph in months
Ds.6Al1H may Be consulted free.
E.B. VOWEL, DR.. =. BRADEN, J. H. HOOP
RR, 0sCONGOR BRO, Agents, Ksokuk.
AuR23dkw
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SEscriG-s sale.

by yirtne Of an execution issued from the
office of the Clerk Of the district Court of Ia
ma County, Iowa, and to me directed, in IA
vor of jackson & Wieting, and against Will
lam IIunnewc.l, have levied on and will Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 26th day of March, A D., 1889 at the
Court House door, in Toledo, Iowa. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ. and clock r.
NJ, of said day, the following property to-
Wit
The South East quarter Of the North West
quarter Of section No. four in Tow nship
Eghty-four ls4] North of Range No, fifteen
West of the 9th 2. NJ, taken as the property
of said William lIunnewell, to satisfy said
execution, interest and costs.
Terms of sale cash. Thomas Murray,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo Iowa, Feb. / It'll, 1859. n17w4
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S2aeriN-S Safe.

BY virtue of an execution issued from the
office of the Clerk of the District Court Of Ia
ma County, Iowa. and to N directed. in favor
of Lewis 5. Snyder and against William II.
Fathers, have levied on, and will offer for
sale 20 the highest bidder on Saturday the
2Cth day Of March, A. D.. 1889, at the Court
House door in Toledo. Iowa, between lie hours
of 10 clock 4. NJ. and o'clock ?. NJ of said
day, tie following property, tc-wi.:--
Lots No. Fortv-nine, I49, Fifty, TO. Fifty
one, [5l,l and Fiity-,wo, I52, all Tic above
lots are situated in the village of Helena Ia
ma County. State of Iowa, with the buildings
thereto belonging, taker as the property Of
said William II. Fathers, to satisfy said exc
cution interest and costs.
Terms of sale cash.. Thomas Murray,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, lows, Feb. 18th, 1852 n11wi
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more and better illustrations and finer and
more interesting literature than any other.
by special arrai cement with the publishers
zine in connection with the Illustrated Werl',
as follows, viz
] Copy Of the Great Republic Monthly, cory
Of the illustrated World, year $500; cop
les Of The Great Republic Monthly, 5 copies
Of the illustrated World, year Sl5,oO.
This offer comprises all the reading many
families will necl, viz: Il Monthly Magazine
and Weekly Paper for four dolars!! Or if
five families com,nc both will only cost each
family per annum three dollars!!!
All subscriptions must be seat to the pub
fishers.
HERBERT 4 CO.,
118 william Street, New York.
New York, March goth, 1859.
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DOCTORS BINCE AND son,

Arc still Offering their Professional servi-
ces to the citizens of Toledo and surrounding
country.
They make medicine and surgery their only
bushes. They have no two told interest, and
arc prepared to devote their whole attention
to the interest of the afflicted; and although
they do not promise tc cure all cases that 9th
er physicians cannot cure" they iia,ter tlem-
selves that they are competant to treat all di
seases successfully that are within the reach
of medical aid. In surgery they claim to be
posted and hayinga good supply of surgical
instruments, are prepared to practice opera
tive surgery in all it's dep artments.
NJ tt
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NO HTJ M RUG.
BRILLIANT ScsgEHIE.
Grand Gift Distributions.

We have made arrangements to supply sub
scribers with the following periodicals and to
offer them the following uneqnalcd Induce
ments:-
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The Great Rcpablic Monthly s the illustrated
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Copy Of the illustrated World $3.50 and
Rect.
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$500 and Reefs.
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$1,000 and s Reefs.
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5000 and 20 Reefs.
We shall commence our Regieter under this
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
On The lst Of May, 1859, and shall continue
to receive subscriptions on the above terms for
one year following, and on the Is. day of May.
1861 we shall present to our subscribers tic
following valuable and rare gifts
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{ lAkL4N0 Nursery and Garden near Iowa
City. offers for sale this Spring NJ Eastern
Prices, Of the best leading kinds Of fruit trees
and shrubs &c. &C.
Standard Apples 5 10 feet, Is to 25 cts EACH
Dwarf y" 4 g 80 % 40 /" 8
Pears 4 q" 6 40 I" 80 .
Cherries Dukes 3d. 80 Z" so ::
Plums assorted 4:s s 81 " so "
Rhnbarb % cts. each, Asparagus roots 81 90
per 100. year Goo.eberrics best sorts $500
per dozen. Currants best sorts $500 per doz
en-. Currants, common Red and White S 80
per dozen. Strawberries best sorts hardy 81
- dollars per 100.
Fl,werng shrubs IF many kinds Is cts each.
Hardy Moss, and Province Roses % to SO cts.
each.
Perpetual Roses 10 cts each.
Tea, Bengal and China Roses. % to 80 cts each.
Dahlias extra fine varieties $500 per dozen.
Bedding CIT plants, Vcrbenas, Fuchsias, Peu-
Mas. Salyeas, Igeratun, &c. $3.50 to 200
per dozen.
Al orders will be promptly and carefully
packed ard forwarded as directed.
Orders left with G. }. Epencter Toledo, or
addressed to J. c. Nestphal, Iowa City, vii
receive prompt attention na3wi
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Trustees sale.

RY virtue Of the power and authority to me
- tie undersigned Trustee given by John
Nixon. in deed of Trust TO me given dated
the sixth day Of May, A. D. 1853, conveying
the South half Of lot No. four in Block No.
five 90 in the village of Toledo. Tama County,
Iowa, according to the recorded plat of said
village. l will offer for sale and sell ut pub
lie auction, on the 9Th day Of April A. u. 1852
betty EN- the hours of ten COY clock A. NJ.
and four e. o clock p. NJ. of said day at the
court house door, in SAID County Of lama, in
the State Of Iowa, to the highest bidder for
cash the said real estate above described. sub
jec. to a Mortgage now OH the same executed to
one Afford Philips to pay the amount due up
on the note, in said deed of Trust described
and costs and expenses Of SALE.
Toledo, March 9th 1869. Isaac L. Allen.
n2Owf Trustee
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-14

7NHE undersigned having this day been APP
i pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Jane G. Walker, late of Tama County, Iowa,
deceased. This is, therefore, to give notice to
all persons having claims against said estate
to present the same for adjudication within
ninety days from this date, And all persons
indebted to said estate will settle the same
Immediately. 7. A. Graham administrators.
Toledo Feb. oSth 1852 no