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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-26
SaS Sabr 1865.

Inner bieier 9lufidriit brin9t bic 9eutl&.
2Ia9emeire 3eitung BON a. Sunuur .inen VT
ljtet iiber bic pOlitilden 6prti@ritte in europa,
Gem mir SOl9enoes entnebmen:
Ser @eriu6, cine neue olIaemeine Gus,ia
9e9en YreiIe unO Ner~einspeien in 9euti6,
l0no berbei5ufl9ren 9lei6piel, BON tpem
ausge9angen unO tpie emit poer niGt 9enleint
i6eiterte 9lei6 I'M 8e9inn an benz 0ioers
ltauce Der 6ffentliden Metnung uno Der elm,
li6ti9ern &e9ierun9en ieIbit; bic i'm 2aufe bes
3abreS 1865 BON Wiirtemberg uno Sa6fen
rOl3c9ene 9lubertruftiesuns Der 8unoesbe.
lhlilIe BON 1854 in Den beioen 2dnoern uno
oa8 BARN entbaltene @itgeitdnbniB Der ~l1n8eit.
geiudBbeit uno nnbaltbarteit FOLDER 8eIdrdnt,
ungSmabregeln blieb Die Sigpatur Der oeut,
Ihen 4Ulitit auf oielem @ebiete.
SDllen mir, neben oielem NQ9emeinern, rob
duf bic pcIitti6en Sample in ben @inselltaaten,
in 8aiern, in 8aOen, in Na1au, in ben beioen
Oelien uro anoerudrts binmeiIen, tO ;tpar
6dS &tnemol Der ideinbar i1on 9~elungene
Ste9 Der Sprtl6rittsioeen BON neuem in Srdge
geItelt, ein onoeres Wial Der @iberItano feinbz
li6er &rdfte fait unbeIe9bur eri&ien, oeunp6
aber OaS 8eHere f9 ipmer tuieoer 8abn brad,
iet eS in Der freien Snitiatipe moblwuaenber
uno aufgefldrter SIriten unb Staatsmdnner,
let es in benz ener9ii3 5ufammenfa6enben @eit
Der 8epbIferun9en Sano man bob leIbit in
Wledlenbur9 iid geOrunsen, bas 8rugelipitem,
oieie betldgenspertbe @eremigun9 elmer mittels
alterlihen 8orbarei, tpeni9itens gu bel9rdn=
ten
gtur oui Sins nod miien mir wenisftens
binoeuten. Bie md9tis unb unwioerttebli6
beut3utage au3 bel uns l6on bic eisentIi6en
8Dlt8intereiien gewproen lino, bas be5eu9te
ni6t bios Der nab iobrelansen oiplpmatifben
S6wieristeiten uno 9emmunsen nun bod ING
2eben s~etretene frun3Ofi&e Sunbelsuertrus,
iunoern nod meit mebr Der NOD Dor benz
@4IuB Oes pOrigen Subres in ieinsm 3ufanoe~
fommen 9eft6erte italtenif6e.
Sang abseieben OapOn, pel4e prattii&en
GrfOlge bic Observation-Disclosures Oes pOrisen
Sabres in Deuti4lanO unb anberpdrts er3iel-
ten, Uie piel OOer wenis bic @inigungett Der
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+ 8erGu6ter @mioronten-IF

Ner II otter 6 m i9rante ns6 a NJ
bel. - 9err s. Ylummin9s, superintendent
Der emigration in 9lew Sort, bat pom @miara>
pns=8ureau in Wai6in9ton cine 3uI6riit
erbalten, in Der er oufgeforocrt wiro, allen
@tnflub auislpenoen, bic Gintpanoerer, belcnz
oerS 9eutlhe, gu Warnen, Ii6 BON elmer Sirma
GnUr & Smith in glleranorien nab 8erainien
perloden gu lalien. 9ieie &nor & @mitb baben
Elm georudtes Circular an Die BIlan3er.im Sioen
Serianot, in wel6em file ii6 bereit %erfldren, ibz
nen auf trrSe glotij oeutide Nr5eiter gu liefern
unter folgenoen %Beoinsuneen
Sir einen damn 500, Iur cine Srau $50,
fir Nldo6en pDer &naben BON ~ - IS Sab
rem bic 9dlfte. Nabruns uno Wobnun9 mii1len
ibnen 9eliefert weroen, bon bsrielben Qrt wie
friber ben Geser . Stlaoeu. 3abluns na4-
trd9li6.
Sir jeoen Mrbeiter, ben Ie %liefern, foroern
Gnpr & Smith $25, ipenn erra6ien, ". $125,
fur Rnaben uno Dldoden II IS Sabren.
9ieie 8etrd9e mJlen uOrauSbe3u6lt lueroen uno
t6nnen oaUon einem Grma6Ienen $40, einem
Gnaben pber Wdo4en S. Don ibrem eriten Sab
re8lobn atge,Dgen iperoen.
limb trot oieler idma6rolen 8ebin9un9en
waren Die uuglidli6en @inmanoerer, bic iib in
ben Rlauen Der RnOr & Smith perlOden lieben,
in @leranorien nod ben gr0bten lleberoortbei>
lun9en ausgelett.
0aS gmi9rations : Bureau in Walbin9ton
bat ener9iite S6ritte 9etban, oielen Burden
oas !9anowerf 3u le9en uno wiro bel allen
oerartigen 8eranlaiunsen dbnli9 pcrfabren.
+ Sic Dill sur III b chung bes
itdoti den 6reibrtefs i'm GOn<
b.-Dtr. WorriQ BON Woine (e9te gelterr,
benz Senat cine Yia nor, wel6e perfu9t, ale
@elete bic lib auf Die 8ernaltun9 bes 0iltrittS
6 Columbia uno Ger Stdote Waibin9ton mo
@eorgetopn be5ieben, auijubeben, uno ben 81
ltritt urter Die Gontrrlle bon orct burb ben
Yrd1penten su eruennenoen Gommilloiren gu
~itellen. Die Sill periilst feruer, oaB Elm Yripat'
~ietretair oes prdlioenten fitr ben 0iltritt GU=
lumbia, Elm Solicitor, Elm SteuerzNneiiOr, Elm
Collector, etu S6abmeilter, Elm Sdabamt61
GOntrolleur, ein Setretair Der GOrnmiiiaire, elm
Sngcnieur, cine @elutobeitS GommiiliOn, eine
GraiebungS@GommiiiiOn, ein Superintendent fit
Wlab uno GeWtdt, cine Bpli5el : GUmmilltOn,
beltebenb aus ben Obgenannten GOmmillDnen,
BRET 8lr9ern aus WaibingtOn, elmer aus
@eor9etown uno elmer aus benz Gountp, Elm
YOli5eiiefretair, Elm Yoli5ei=S Superintendent,
5ebn Boli3eilergeanten, Elm StraBenaufleber, Elm
Seuer uno 8uiierbeparteme1t ernannt uno er-
ridtet weroen iOa. Nue 9auptbeamten Iint
pom 8rdlioenten uno aIe Sutalternen.. Dor
ben GOmmi1airen 81 erlennen. Die 8tl
tpuroe benz Committee oe8 0ifrittS Columbia
iberipieie n.
@ St WIIbiu9tol beliebe ataIl Seitellnuger
ffr ben tG9lifeG Inn iuOdentlidem ,,g9efer"
SllbitripttOncn ME WnieiGcHl 0nrb ben MgeiIter
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Anmertun9. 0ie aus ben tele9rupbiI6en
Dtpel&en gu erleben, lit Die 8il in 8e3te6una
auf Oas 8ireau Der 6reiselalenen i'm Senat
angetDntmeH.
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- M. SaItimDrehr. ~ ID. SaItimOreHr.
4erunter! 0ernnterl! Sermnter !!
nit ben 8rei5en BON 9rn @ppbSl

unstaamer Anbrans fur DRIP @OObs In unitrm Store!
0rpber Mbf6Ias tm pretfe BON DRY @UDbs!
Der Store Iber flut NIT Rutben ttben gag!
-gDaaren tperben ~rtrtauit aa erfaunIt& nttbri-
een prtHtn!
Sptben BAN tem errBen pantf&tn 0ertduft bon Drt @ppbS
tn Win gort 3urudsetebrt, babe I'D cine ftbr erO5e partte
BON nenen Dadren aaer Mrt erbdlten, morauf tb BITE anseu-
bltdltfe Nufmertfamfett bes publituns lenfe.
Sd babe erbdlten;
Ott befen @aIteUstu 1917, 20 unb rs Cts.
9 4Sner yarb.wetttr muslin ~ 20. rs unb
30 Cts
S$6ner Slane!I gu S7h, 40 unb As Gts, aae SatSea
@Ie6dnte Ga ftmtre 3u so, rs unb 100 Cts pr Orb
9Ibf@eDe&dtnes tu3 80 Cts, wertb 37H @t6.A@s
Die erpBarttefe &uspabl BON W ert n o., VI Alpaca,
YppItns unb allen anbern Sprttn bon RIetbtrfUhen In
aaen Gdrben.
Sabfde 8aImDraIs ~ $226. pettb $3.50.
@le8ante 8 { fttdt BtD&eSAawIS 3I ~ntebrtset
pretfen.
S&Sne f9gar,e Sud p Md nnS nod
SteIe dnbere M5daren. su ,abIreidb UNI nufuidbIen.
Menn man wirtIi@ Celb 3u iyartn wlmf&t, mue man TO-
slet@ mad benz ~pppuldren Drp @cObs 9auft eebtn Spn
Spfepb SeItGer,
II 2DtR BdIttmrre Str,
(it22il) awtT@sn Geebtrtdfr. u. Nlnrftt space
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= ~NyeIIUIT,
@rober WertanI BON feiuen hiruraiIhen Gnz
itrutnenten.

~T"bet @ettol' DON Tetl'en hlrur9iiAen Sn=
Itrufnenten.
g9trb PER SafstCn S%;rtauft tn, @ebttal yurteuD,s gn,o
rtn'aesr, pHbiie $qadre, NaitOiue, &tnn am DtenTGn
II. @etrua' 1865. "F"b
200 a%ugshetnt Opsratts: 20 .sSeaefe.
25 9lttntre b.
70 eetrs unb SrspaNir, Snarumente
IS SbeuittCnS .Dehedc
100 SeftpnS " ppdra!e, arree
200 GTf9Sn- geiste, tpppelt
Z5O b. trttfd6
$50 MaesnpumptM; tb.ifrctle Tl6tentarsr Wssrtts
300 3atnsteb. Stnarumente
500 0aSibior.8 feIbflutenGteube GtvairIpriken
1000 SnrGpft6pfe
1900 S4rbpft6pfe NIT 3tnueef1s
100 grnbbanset; etnfaGe unb %bOpptlte
5000 Neersreftn tEDrniquets)
l,5O0 tstte Snttd TIber 5lb1tiriprtben, auerlet C5rIhen
800 Sets Stieneu, Que @rGsen.
Stttbpseoptss 3un8orprefer, tspcbermti6e RISat, rTprit,n
@tbur'SbuitS' Snitruntepte, Nutterfpteeel, qanet teen ,e' a,
az @tn 8bftl Der rbeneenannten Nrtiftf Nnb TtOn ee.
bratdt uno fpereen iepdrat ~Serfauft. Der Ref Ia ooni men
Die au9ertetnfn Sps1attOnS.g efese ~enttaIten Snhrumcnt;
fur InnpntdttOner, GrieftiCnen, tletusrf OperSticnen, unf
Gstts Sn @Gtbetsrs unb SDaSpn.
In benz fslbtn gtabs rtrb am @tttp sd, II. Srbruar
eth Vprratb bpn neuen
S6reibbilhern (YlantbpDfS) Gd,rpihmo+erio
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Nieoerlaoe DOu 2mmf>@rtiFeIm,
1tnh 1NoHnt fir

Nteoerlaee 8On !SumF~@rtiFeIm,
unb Depot fir
Seine uno aewdblte litbUgrapb. &rnltmerte,
etnfaG unt TN Bdrber.
@tetS an Sdnb unb CUT 8eacaun8 dn8efrrtt9tI:
~05efimtSs Mnb YfeiIcrs Gpieaei,
SOfds unS NrtHsEtfGbe,
feine oer9pteete Ndbmcn
unb due &rtitet BITE Su etnern @tabli1Cncnt eraet GioNe 9ea
b1ren. Meine @tnri6tun6 CUR Mnfett'Nun8 Dbt9er @eenee
Adnte fest mid in ben @5tant, mrtuFn @6urern bef0rter
gDrtpetle al %ospdtren.
8ere6nun1cn tIr Dbigc Nrtitsf, iowts iIr @ias-platten
inr 6tcree unt QD6bnbduIsr nfrten ~Gelttfert.
@lns GSen,albe G5dlerte III NIT bent 5tgre oerbunSfn.
Sdwe8 Trber.
(9IntI i6I) nB gH. FhltiutBrehr
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uno cine 9rphe 9artbte 2atten. SDpte 10 Sefen 933 Bel
II 5ub. ~rn9sfdbr 14O 900 Saffeine s~nt6alttnb.
Gtne Nn5abl BON S6retbpulten, Stiblen, 8rObmalben,
Setlerr, faientibeIn, L g 6leitfsin, 8arhen | 0rtefpreGt,
96fsln, Wiefer. @atefn, 2 pumptn, 1 5eberab, 8elO aeud.
tern. Scnlmidar 8tfen Seter g0aaer, 5llffse Dfase, trc.
enc Dtob. Belle. SrIdsnwnaJe zen, SadmeIer.
Nrtn. 1s1eln SpGtet, aibelu, @6ubiarrer, Oefen, SGau
hlG, Better 0sfsn, aiGtn Slb.S drtibpulten &c.
gu b'r, 1000 Diem Batfttne &c. o"P
ef"te re t'i8,npsn auEeeHb Wl ertn @ubfaen, NrhfeI ,
unGefabr 5400 9fb. s~efalBtues dbpsfntHei5
~ *aher ~aetai5snts O6fenftif6.
Sc'rte stne gartbte parties SrUb, gOtntn, @rtIen, Gall,
@tTtaufsesbtnSanssn Bar In R.pierunas CefS.
,.uo. 8. Sell
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9fegicrmnessNcrfGnf.
gjrpser Gerfauf ppn Sdnittpdaren, 8ettSel
&c. in SridinaIz 8erpadlrd.

observation-disclosures
@rober gerfauf ppn @dnittwuuren, 8ettSeu9
&C. in SriginaG>& erpadurg.
g, gesieal gursevr1 g9darenbaufe, &O. II @arfetfr
RdftUtlle, Sennp
werben am 9ienRdg q, ben G. Getruar 1866, Ssrfttteert:
8CttjeN8.
1000 Sanrmdtraben
Is 600 @larftden
1900 gettldde
$1,000 gtttpsfen. Ietneu II. baurp.
20 600 YlusQuttpsNese
$1,000 GCp;u9e
As 600 RiGeuSIae
80. 900 Qetntl6fr, Ieinet II. bduntw.
tetbunaSfnd
$4,000 @rmtsn
40 600 u~nterbOien
$4,000 S6lafebfe
10000 Tddr Spden
10000 pddr pdntpteln
10000 gtd6tmuben.
erf6tcbene
$4,000 Sdnttuder, ppue WrpBf, SudnpadI
1900 9Caen.6dnetI6er
1000 Serbtetten
1000 garbS rptber SLAMMED
24O0 YarbS @uttd Yerdd Eub
1000 CSuttd 9erhd SedenT
1000 Sntied &ubter 8tHen unb golfer
1000 GdncdS &1n9en1tten
1000 rs @idntet l~leberjlse
10000 pfunb gptrs unb Cane
8dumn. Bats, bdurnrp, gpdtte, U1neer &c.
Gin feiner Stetl Srn pcrfebenben MrttfeIu fn6 eebrat6t
un6 werben bieieIben fegarat periauft; Per erHBte &eeti TT
neu uno In Orteinat@erpaduns. eatdlr6e INN dnf Sef'
LANCER. gu baben. m.4 qr
u6ial6mu enrs. u. SreS. @el. Il Iso Ynr1 u 9M
Gertauf pom Surid9ebaltenen Yferoen.
Quariiermttfers Office,
Wa1Gtn9tpn, 9. g., ben IL. Dcabr. 1885.
Der @eneral. QuGrttcrmether Der Mrrtee betteblt, bdb cue
IfoterunaS.gferbe nun tn @testOrp, . 4" e. an ben eb@f'
btefeneeH Deriduft werSen.
Vie 8erfdufe nerten taber in @te8bOrp, D. IT, fate
fnben ant ndGiten 90,
Oonneraag, ben IA. 0e5ember 1865
b,ottnsn nab werben an ietem earauf fpI9enben Dtertta9
unb D pnnrrfa a f~r:teefest bE Que oertautt nns.
@tn S5ppt ptrb BITE SeGste StraBen Seerte )epe S""Pe
Diele YIerbf fnb init Sorefalt ~au8ssfudt wSrben rne fno
better, benin dle torbfr sum Uerfaut dn9tbotgnen.
So werben ~tiefeIbtn etu5cln rertautt~D Der Wertdnf ee6tnnt
unt 10 rbr mOr9enS. mn
SdmeS ". @ttn,
greH. Nrts. @eneraI tn Aar9e
Cor5- 91l 1. 2tp. 3. ID. @. 81
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Sefentlide NuttiOn
elmer
Sdmpfnnlble II. MceiermneS=GebdnSe
tn
IerGnbrtd 3D..
Office 9tp0t-G prmifdrS fir Subffen3,
g8dIbinatpr, Dc, IS. Sanu1r 1866.
&uf bfentlider Muttipn rtrb am Dienhda, so. Sdnuar
1865, nm IL lltr 0rrrltttaaS su Mlerdrtrta, &d, ~fCleentes
bfentlt6e @t1entbum u%eriteieert:
Vie . NJ m il bic an Rinefrd6e ndbe . eptprn, Elm
2fGdtseS @etaute, Al tet 81 Sus, unb etn Srame. @ebdufe,
16 BET IA 5uB.
Terner:
1 OdmpffeTel. Spudrbtg 80 pfrrtefrdit)
1 Denies pumpe IS pfertefrdf)
6 errEe etferne SeieI
1 tleiuer etferner &ffet
1 9ampfSutte nit @eptnbe
l eiTsrnet S6rdutfpf
2Sdrduben8areen
l pddr aerDbn1i6e 3angen
600 SUE gBaNtrs unb Edmpff6Idu6
l 9d m { IN a d I II c IN beitert Suitdno Is Yteree'
traft) unb eine srpSe WtaRe Wtdfbtnerte.
@n Ytutpnifr rabe Rtn9Itr, Gin 8rame"@ebdube
60 bel 49, SuB.
Nm 8uG her Wutetfr. South, bas q eeterunss-
Sblddtbdus beffebenb aus foleenten @etdult6te,ten;
1 Trdme- @ebdute, 20 bis 81 SUP (S6Ia6tbausl
l Trame .@etduee, 20 let IL 8uB (Stnt S6Ia6tbduS erb)
/ 8ran,e. @ebiube, so bet 20 5u6, Office nnb Wtena5ee
simmer.
l Gran1es @ebdnte, II bet Is Sue (Stau).
@benIo Sitter unb YldtfOrm uto Elm errBer Yrdbni (Scpp),
% SuE lana uno 10 FuB brett.
Setin0ungen-8dar In 9tegierIn8sIrnbs AM Netfdutstd9e'
81 Bell
(2Oia6mO Niaipr unb 8 g II 6 I.ES
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Sn nerIinnfrn N2ncortnleI6e
3u permietben:

Gin Stpre NIT %grpbnun9 un6 Stnl. @ten1c bic Gin.
ri6tuns he's Stores fir eintges @elbdft paheub an Serfa1s
fen. gu %erfra9en No. 2 @Uu8tfry Ode BON @ranbstr. (ffl
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Mmstpa6I bon 8eft=OefA cmFen!

gDtr bdben nun ZEN ar66ten unb blt duSa'pdtites @rr.
rnts bon gDtibnndl8. 8eidenten. Der iemdl$ benz EubIitum
~bnreebpten wuite urS NIe. Die cGrIprcNsn, mrrten eewtB elm
pafIenteS @efhenf fur bic 5ehtaae inseu.
Infer Eager bef[tt iun, 9DctI aus
Spieaeln. Spltnen Hdhmen, 6upfer un6 Stdb1ftden,
S6nibwsff. Trau dparente, @In8btGber nnb
8dldnt'rte Qgdaren bon grocer 8erf6tstenbeit.
Die Bilber'Gdaerte 1T benz publttunt unenteebltd etGn'
net bts gum l. SAnuar 1865.
SCeben ertalten 8aufba6's SIGufratte
nj n ST @6tbs's g5ttffn.
@utIer y & 80
~l2lbe1n1tl NO@dt ban @NArIee unb ENNe te Ctr.
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SriIien nnS Wlmoen0lGSer

SD erlaube mir, benz teutI6en YubGtfun bic Mnaetse su
MAIDEN, te t& Mid ais OpticuS btsr nithtreeIdIien babe,
nm faun ieben NIT Srtlen &c. 9endu unb rt6tt8 ~btrteten.
Wttteltt etneS Optpfneter fam ib tds &uae rheifen unb pbne
n,eprere BrtGen su %prcbtren slet4 bic re6ten @ldier setsn.
Wetne alien Brtuute, B c MID 70 rift tn gDalbtngtDn tefu6t
baben, erIude i6 aud bier ~8cfdulaf bds 1letbe au ttun.
Epttas 8, Sptctar, aus g6d f~bin6tpn,
ytp 8 Rrr6 @reenfrdss,
(~np27i(fdt) 3ptfuen 8dlttnDte- unb EdbetteErcsf.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-18
Partition Safe.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
sigrel referee: will, on the lst day Of Way,
\. y. SIT, between the hours Of nine o clock
A. NJ, ard four O lock, Z. NJ, Of snid day,
sale to commence n, the honr oftwelvc o'clock
NJ, the premises hereafter mentioned
offer and SCH ~ public out cry to The highest
aud best bidder the following tracts of real
estate described as follows, to-.it:
TIE soufhwea. fpurM .fNe uorfhrest
q,,ortci' III seftirn s1r6u. "a 'orasip
eighy t,ep uorfn II .aAgr .fo@,tfe1, w,sf.
.rceht irur ucrcs OFT ~ hr northsfa
corner Mrrecf The nnrthsoa .fomh n
the norfhrast quarter II sectio" t'rcfre.
soaA laT II ne southeast l"ar'er II
section one. IN tornshtp eighty t,c, noy'h
of rnnge flinen mes'. ilso. al IF The
norttmes, .tourth ofthe south east qnarter
md the north eost .fo"rM Of the sonth
'rcst quor,er Of section one ~ towaship
eightyfno north ofr",,ge J1feen mest,
rs lies on the south side Of the Iowa River,
said property sold under an order Of part
,ion IN the bis, riot Court Of Tama county in
tho State OF Iowa, as the property Of Thomas
Picket, James Picket, Jncob NJ. Picked
Zachariah Taylor Picket, Hester Ann Picket
and Asa K Pickcs.
Terms Of s,ale.-One third Cash on Day Of
Sale, one third in twelve months with ten
per cent. interest per annnm, and one third
in twenty four months with ten per cent. in
tcrest per annum. the payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises
N. FISHER, g. w. MORRlSoN,J. WALTZ
vsnl2w3 Referees.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-18
Some Horse.

a short time since, one of our citizens
had a horse sold at Public Auction, and
gentleman of Iuka became the pur
chaser for the sum of Sl5l. \ few
days after he came to the conclusion
that he was sold at the auction as well
as the horse. Litigation was The result.
The trial took place las, Friday and
Saturday In town. Plaintiffs witnesses
testified that the horse was worth some
whore from SIS to $50. Defendants
witnesses said he was " ,rth from 500
to Sl5O-a small margin on one horse.
While the trial was prog, es>ing, in
this town. AT Iuka some 1T the Interested
parties waNed warm over 1t, Yea even
hot and wra,hy. Result fight No. ::
this not resulting satisfactory to al!
parties, fight No. 2 took place, and
soon after fight No. ; was budding but
was nippea in that stage. The result
of the rial was that three Of the Jury
man could see clearly no cause 1T action,
and three Of them could sec equally
clear that the Plaintiff should have
some damages, and upon this ,enacity
the Justice discharged them and or
dcred new trial 10 commence yes,er.
day. This certainly is very Prnduc.
tive horse. Produces more difficulty
than all the other horses in Tama Co.
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NJ. L. Donation.

There vas not as large a crowd at
the NJ. +. Donation party last Friday
evening as upon former similar oc
caslons, and as q very natural ronse i.
lnencc, those in attendance. enjoyed
themselves finely. Everything passed
of as smoothly as # especially oiled f5r
the occasion. In fact the occasion was
oiled at the expense of 1925, that bel, 9
the amount of the Donation to the
Pastor, Rev. n NJ. Mallory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-18
TIN. stoves s. Hardware.

Mr.. A. Bar,le, is doing business in
this town, at selling Tinwarc, owes &
Hataware, His store is well filed with
thesa iel :, I'D he can snpp.v on,
peepl viii almost anything needed il
this 'He. IL says lie il bound for tie
coming yea. 10 sell goods so as 10 defy
all competition even if many things
must be scl,l &; cost Read his new
advertisement sni give him call Oh
the north side Of the Public Square.
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Take Notice.

| have received my stock Of Sprin.
Goods, and do not hesitate 10 say 70 the
public that | can and viii sell cAeup -
those wishing good, in m; line. l have
well selected stock and large assert
men', and bought at the right time 10
sell them as low az can be sold.
,cilt not be undersold, while at the
same time l will offer no bats 10 the
public. All dealing Will, me once, will
he confirmed in the belief that FREE
STORE is The Store of the county a,
which to tuy Goods.
A. ]. FREE
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Contributed.
Mind your own business.

MR.. Editor: A little article in Your
paper last week under the head Of
"Wanted' just suited me to a T. 1t
was a broad iniimation to people t.
mind their own business, just what
they need, and l hope they will prof
by it. Society has become corrupted
almost beyond all sufferanco upon his
point. Nearly every day some victim
is offered up OH the altar OF Public
'ios' Up to appcasc the wrath Of the god
Of ta,tlers. This vi,iatcd taste IS an
abonination IN our land. Why can,
people mind their own business ? WHY,
sir, a decent lady is unable TO take a
ride with enc or two decent gcn,lcmcn
for pleasure and fresh air, understand,
withou, the little harmless affair BE-.
coming matter Of public gossip ard
AL sorts Of satir;cal, do.ma,ical and
hyperbolical remarks being made about
it to the netting displeasu-e Of
parties and 10 the DISCUS: of those OF
us who believe in miilding our own
business. To illustrate more fully sir,
| will present an imaginary for "a
present real oae would be vicla,in.
tho very principles ,ha, | am aavoca,
,ng--it shall however be, "true t.
nature" Suppose Sir in the neiyhbor
ing village Of yours there should reside
q sweet widow, with the lowell lshing
eyes Of Circa>jsn maiden, ana She be
q "sch, 81 marm', nice one, and then.
sir. suppose further that in tha: place
should reside, the leading spirit otthe
place, tie Pap" Of the town; q
witiower, sir, havlng all the sauvity ofa
| French sayan. that he shonld-speaking
ca,efuIly-.arprove Of the appearance,
styles, bearing, and very good behavior
# this FIVE widow, that he should NEE,
her upon he streets, or at the neigh
bors frequently and always meet her
most cordially, that he shonld hire q
very fine livery .rig'', a LIVER mounted
harness, top buggy and spanking bay"
and very kindly take her to church
some Sunday in vonr town and do
sunary other things Of like nature. And
then suppose further, sir, that there
should be another wdower Ct less pro-
portions having temporary residence
in Your town, fine fellow, christian
gentleman, who should also enaeaver to
make himself very agreeable to this
same widow, who should also drive
with ',aut" lines a spanking bay will
this nice school madam by his side,
npon some fine Sunday, when the othe,
widower was discngaged, and also
watch his chances for pra,,ling oppor-
tunl,ies.
Now what do you suppose gossirine
public would say to this little in fen
siyc ANTICIPATION Of social pleasure. !
will tell you, Sir: There would be such
remarks as these "Wonder which will
win ?" ''shc can TELL" "She's playing
or on them," Not in earnest though
Just enough to make 'em f rec, ssShe
cant cheat them much, the, arc old
hands at it." $50 is she," Let 'em
chafe them 500 il lemons "Good for
the Lvcryman", "Wc'll watch 'cm and
see who does vim"
Now sir were this case reality
would not these parties really deserve
our sympathy. This would be business
Of their own and why should VIC NEEDLE
With It. There is no reason sir. Lei,
us mind our own business, let every one
mind their own business and the world
will be, by far the happier for it.
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The following Resolution were
passed NJ the last meeting Of the
J'aln0 10. Teachers Association

WHEREAS, the material develop mcn',
as well as the general prosperity Of our
people depends upon the efficiency Of
our Common schools, and, believing, az
We DO that nothing is more potent in
promoting this efficiency than an
hab'tual inspection Of our schools by
patrons and school officers,
Therefore, be IT resolved, That we
recommend the appointment cf visiting
committees, by the county Sup't.
Hesoirel, That while rotation in o0fcc
may be good policy as a general prin.
ciPle, frequent change Of teachers is
"nsonnd in theory, detrimental 10 the
best interests Of our Com Schools and
should not be encouraged, except in
case Of in' ilici,ncy upon fair trial.
Htsoltca. That We pity the ignorance
OF those representatives Of our las,
legislature WHO fought and killed the
State Normal School Bill, and hope that
tfuer economists may soon succeed
them.
Hesoieed That are reobi,m oar
ro"r'ct'o"s Of The prosperity and inaor-
lance IF Go. 7raiaing Schools !, end Be
ftere that an appropriation for this Oh
Ject 'oould be even better economy than
an equal appropriation for .Slqts
Normal Seio0l
Hesoirea. That VIC recommend that
Inc a'efas' pay per month Of teachers
tie As follows: Grade No. / $40, No.
2, $50 No. 5, SIS.
The next meeting " lie Association
y Y be held in Toledo at the School
= use on the anl Saturday in June &c.
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There will bc Donation Party held
at the Congregational Church next
Thursday evening -April 10Th for
the bcncti, ofthe Rev. G. II. Woodward
A general attendance is earnestly re.
quested. |, is SAID that it will also be
The occasion Of nuptial celebra,ion.-
Who the parties are, dcponcnt saith
rot, bat 90 and see and carry your
dimes with you to pay your wav.
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Notice

Is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
April 1896 the Board Of Directors Of the
District township Of Spring Creek, County OF
Tama and State of Iowa, will let to the
lowest bidder contract for the building OF
two School Houses, upon sites already locat
ed by the aforesaid Board. Specifications to
be had by applying to the Secretary Of the
Board.
Bids to be received until II o'clock NJ.
April 14th 1866.
BY order Of School Board
H.T. WILLARD, Sec.
Scring Creek, March 18th 1866. Mo