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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12
l,IiERlFFS SALE.-SrtTE OF IOWA,

L,HERlFFS SALE.-Sr ATE OF low A,
- T,NA COUNTY, IS: In the District Court
OF lama County. Lu,hc Dood rs. Elias b.
Root BY virtue of Il special execution, dated
lie lst day of April 4. D. 1867, to me directed
issued out Of the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of lama county, State of Iowa,
in favor OF luther Do Id and against Elias Is.
Root on Judgment rendered by said Court
ut tie February term thereof, A. b. 1851,
against the sad Ella u. Root and a decree
Of foreclosure against said Elias Il. Root, and a
judgment ag4ins, Elias Roo, for the sum Of
Two Hundred and Thirteen and 67>lO0
Dollars. wherein it was ordered adj
Judged and decrecI hat the following de-
scfihpi Read Estate to-wit Tie Northwest
IA az Of the A0riheas. fri fourth, and the
Northcasg fri fourth Of the Northeast fri or
OF section TWO in t"Hnship eighty 1--we No. tn of
Range fifteen $50 ives, OF the 9th +. Nj, in
lama county. Icwa, be sold or much there
OF as is ecessAry 10 satisfy said Judgment,
interest and cost Now, therefore, public no,
,ice is hereby given, that | have levied upon,
md shal Oh The 3Ulh day of April, 4. b,
lSa1. between the houls OF 8 e clock q. IN. and
i clock j.. Iii, Of said Gay, sile 10 commence
al the honr vi III Q clock a. m. at the froi
door OF the Court House in Toledo. iowa, n
the County VI lama. offer and sell ut public
out-cry, 70 he highest and best bidder, that
bids jwo-t!iils OF ever Of he appraised value,
for cash, all tie right title and interest Of the
above tanned defendant, in aHd to the above
described property, or so much thereof rs is
necessary 70 satisfy said judgment for the
above named SUM together With costs and all
accruing costs, ual,.s the same shall be sooner
satisfied KNIGHT DEELER
April LIST, 1867. Sheriff lama County.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

STATE OF IOWA, SIS In District Court
~ Tama aunty, Of said County.
Andrew Hale and 5. &. Livermorc, guardians
Nc, ts. Lafayette Robinson and Marion Rob-
inson. Pursuant to an order Of the District
Conr. os said County Of Tana. directed
to the undersigned as Referees in the
above entitled caRSa We will offer 1t public
sale, ut the front door of the Court House, in
Toledo, in said County OF lama and State Of
Iowa, on the 9th day of April A. d. 1867,
the following real estate situated in TaIha
county, Iowa, and being 1.-The east half of the
northwest qua ter of Section fourteen (l4)
aud the east half Of the southwest quarter and
the east half Of the west half of the southwest
quarter Of Sectien eleven I'll }, and the south
half of the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF Section twenty-five i22), all in
. township % Of range l3, west of the 9th p.
NJ. Said premises will be sold on the follow
ing terms: One third in hand paid one-third
IN one year, and "ne-third in two years from
date Of sale with six ler cent. per annum in
rerest on deferred payments. purchaser to exc.
cute notes 10 be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold
). Z. EANATTA, LEVI SHuGART,
Atty for Pl ifs. JhcoB YorNT, Referees.
v1nl3w2s3 FRM \ PRINDLE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

will be glad to hear again from Professor
Jones. hope this short hay story will net
bluff him. Let him come on; have a few
more "pick els in store for him.
The.people of whisky Bottom thinks soma
thing OF Master Jones spougiag his way aud
if he continues to do SO, he and the editor o.
the Union viii soon save enough money to
subscribe and rag ~ for your paper.
Yours, truly,
jyc NJ ENrcur
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

Two fHE PUBLlC.-The public are hereby
notified that my wife, Nora Ellen Tim
dali, has left me without reasonable cause and
refuses longer to live up to her Matrimonial
obligations. This is therefore to notify all
persons whomsoever that will not pay any
debts which she may contract while she con-
tinue to ,hus act that all parties are strictly
forbidden not to trnA her on my account, as
will not pay any Of her contracts.
DANIEL TINDALL.
To'edo, Iowa, March 20, 1867.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12
General News.

PRENTICE says lia' me cnief ohlect Oh aug
in using fan is to give herself airs.
The fact that Zen Butler has new Chr
ence coach At his louise in lowan is exciting
all New Englnrd. IL Gust S250l.
Ossian + Codec has &econe 50 tich anu in
dependant that IN viii not ,ing on any orea-
SION, ruhli> or prv&tc Fn lives a. 81. r&ul.
and is hardly known b any person there,
General Grant was urged 10 become rresi.
dent CT tho Nations, Temperance soc,o:y, lie
saia he was in tn'l sympathy with tha cause.
, bat did not Thin; ae was The man tor it,
Mrs Lucia G.l,a,s Calhoun ., The 7rt5uqe,
entered well known chronological establish
ment in Broadway 10 wait for passing stage.
1 One of the at,aches Of the concern, thinking
the lady from the country, asked her il she
wished 10 have her held examined. Il have
no shjection. was The reply, III You can do it
quickly and. removing her Bonnet, she
/ placed herself under ;ho hands of raniologst.
| After feeling Eer head for some time, he SAID
very oraculss}y, ,Nel madam II you hal only
been educated think You iei.; write some
tang inasmrch A. |. G. c. is con, ;lorea
! he most hrillan, writer on tho 7,,laae, We
cave it to our lca les . determine whether
he jest IS Oh The Journal or The phrcno'ogist.
u,, John p,ontiss for many vea-s ~, c,,-
iio' and publisher O. :hc Keen y. Il J Seatnoi
! being Us rinetjch yea on Thursday last
lie commenced iie Sataal in 1889, when he
was just TWEEN y-cue years Ct ace, his cash
cApiat consisting 9. NE dollar o''i. lie
gave 'Afee notes l"f his Stock II trade WI'ich
pore 'Hts singular 'Hao'seh!Vh'' aus ho'e
mel 70 DC sue rasess mere y evi"eht ""aseI o.
losing IL. ffoa - q 1911 ne aietsttd We
contents Oh ms Ne'A!' shee'' an" io' io''s-
ei1h' years c~tslt ,."'4hs 'eiilof"i! NJ
Sehee' mace M 'he forms u his piper. VII.
ifeh'iss ~ si'i ao'e 10 "e 'o'a,' a." almost
lazy may oc seen ~ ;he Streets q heeNe.
An incauious individual at Terre ilaute,
Indiana the other dar, after smoking, pat his
p,p, in his pocket with ptvks se OF powder =
he was seen. shortly after, looking roo. tea,
surprised, ana ,qair.ng fol- his coal ta.l and
a large piece oil his breaches
mo, na,.a ~ ,;,,n p,an, I;,;,a q
K;nmsw;e, Ma was o,,,asad +, ha n.,.,iaa
an tha AZ nlt hnt ,ha ,;.r,. laf.,,c w.,t ;,.t,
tho woods md onanaa . "a, n his arm !,
hIecd himself 10 a..a,h II. Would hsys s.c.
ooolo, IL, III, xl: Al H.,
blood and n,e,ertel il om flowing
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

Edward Booth has purchased house in
Thirty-ffth street, near Fifth avenue, with
lars. Leatar Wallack has purchased house
in West Thirtieth street, furnished, for forty
nine thousand dollars and has already taken
possession.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

GOMETHlNG NECESSARY TO ALL MEN.
y have got the Agency Of DR.. VIM. Halls
copper scroll lightning rod an am putting
them up in this county. have the necessary
certificates to prove that this lightning rod is
the most durable and the best lightning rod
ever introduced in the United States. will
take orders and put them up in d workman
manner. and on short notice.
OSCAR c. BALDY, Agent, Toledo; Iowa.
IL 2W
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12
L CARD TO lNVALIDS.

n
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer.
lea as missionary, discovered safe and
simple remedy for the cure OF Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
disorders brought Oh by ,aneful and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy Prompted by y
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor,un
wi. send The recipe for preparing and using
this medicine in n sealed envelope, to ny
ono VINO needs it, free Of charge
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself Address,
JOSEPH I. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
vln4y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12
The Prince Of Counterfeiters,

Washington paper gives the following &C
count of Charles Ulrich. the counterfeiter. who
was recently arrested at Cincinnati:
Clrich is a German. Coz. Wood has been on
his track for months. and according TO the for
mer statement it has cost him good deal of
money to keep out Of the way of Government
detectives. ulrich acknowledged that it was
his purpose TO ruin the credit Of the Govern.
ment by throwing on the market the product
Of his ingenuity. Experts of the Government
pronounce his imitation of the 500 notes on
the National Central Bank Of Boston and the
National Bank Of New York, complete plates
of which were found upon the prisoner when
taken, and were shown to us yesterday, to be
he finest specimens Of workmanship ever
seen. The imitation is perfect The chemical
process theory, about the perfection of which
30 much has been said, is entirely knocked to
pieces as developed by the splendid specimens
OF Ulrlch fandiwork, Besides the plates al
luded to, Col. Wood has found in the prisoners
possession plates, partly finished, of S. notes
on the National Bank of New York, and on
other banks. II is believed that Ulrich has
not progressed far enough to issue many, if
any, OF his counterfeit notes. In fact, he said
that he had not got fairly started.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

~ r. STR BILE,
w Successor to Allen & Struble
Attorney and Counsellor nj LAW,
Land Agent and Notary Public,
TOLEDO, $; TAMA COUNTY, IOWA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12
o. zoo PER YEAR, We wan,

a. zoo PER YEAR We want
Dl JIM agents everywhere to sell
our IMPROVED $40 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warrant
ed five years. Above salary or large commits
sions paid. The ONLY machines sold in the
United States fol- less than $40, which are
fully icensed BY Home. Wheeler 4 Wilson, Gro
ger q Baker, Singer !, Co., and Bachelder Az
other cheap machines are arrangements and the
elIer or user are l"ble to arrest, fine and ipris-
onmeat. Circulars free. Address, or call upon
Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago
Ills. vln6ly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-12

}. G. Holland offered his first and most sue
cessful books to our publishing houses, by
whom they were refused. Mr.. Scribner ven
tured upon the publication, and has sold
nearly fifty thousand copies Of each.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

JACKsoNvILLE-Cld 18th, brig j Leighton
Leighton, Grenada. st t.-- =.
:, sAvANNAlI-sld 10th, sch Walton. Dunham
, Ar goth, sch Maggie j Chadwick, Chadwick, from
{. CHARLESTON 18th, sch Sophia Jameson
Ross, New York
BALTIMoRE--Chi 18th, sch A Bailey, sher-
man, Norfolk. 5000
Ar 10Th ship Alice Vennard, Young, Cailao; brig
Resolute, Gray, Savannah. VA l... nl
Cid 18th, schs Francisco, Crowtber, curacao; WIN
Arthur, Andrews, tor Portsmouth,; charlotte Fish,
Strong, Boston; Kate Walker, Tapley, 90.
i PHll.ADEIPHIA--Ar1 18th, aegs Granam,
Smith. Gardiner; Kolon, ia per, PORTSMOUTH;
Hart Hart, Fall River. a,
Cid 18th. scbs George Deering, Willard, and VIM
h Sargent, Sargent, Portland; H. Hart, Hart, and
Kolon, Jasper Boston.
NEW YoRk-Ar 20th, ship Peruvian, Thompson,
Bost m: baroue Arizona, COnant do; brigs Tangier,
smith. martinique; George + Prescott. Mills Vmal-
haven: 5 hs A Kelley, Somers. st Domingo; North
etn Light Butler, Calais; Capt John. Long. Els
worth: ii, q Tapley. Perkins, Bangor. -rSI
Below Goth, ship Cornelius Grnnell, Spencer from
London.
Ar DIST barque Sierra Nevada, Dickey, Boston
schs John RuggIes, Dodge, Bangor; Bangor, Jor-
Ellsworth. NhA.t&a4YkaA Ee
Also ar 2st, ship Graham's Polly, Burgess, Bos-
tons barque Commerce, Robinson, Marseilles; scbs
Sarah, Whaley, Eastport; Warrenton, Lord, Els
worth; Z Barnes, Barber. Orland; Andrew Peters
Higgins ROnd0ut Tor Boston. iH ]
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

IS 4 FeRrHE WEEK ENDING Oct % 1861

There has been more activity in the grain and gro
Gerry markets the past week. though the pressure OF
money has not ceased Staple commodities must he
purchased by country merchants for the Nsnnnlv of
their customers, but these purchases are made in
smaller quantities than usual the merchants prefer
ing to run their luc for lower lna,ketbereafler
instead of laying in fun stock for fall and winter
anu showing no disposition to operate levoud tbe
Immediate wants for consumption A careuli,css in
purchasing seems TO be the prevailing tlispositiou
There is no speculative demand for ANYTHING. and,
in general, the markets are lanenid - iaji
Gold was very steady last week at t4si0o,4sl.
closing on Saturday at 1445. On Monday, 2lst. it
opened at i4i dropped TO 1885, closing at 143 Tues
day. ed, it opened at 14SI, fell to l44l, then ad-
vanced and closed at the opening price.
APPLES Our Maine fruit -srowers are sending in
men apples, and for choice Baldwns and greetings
S44S5 per barrel is obtained. Western fruit of a
cheice quality commands higher price Cooking
apples are lower. Dried apples are dull and prices
ASHES-ghe demand for pota sh is very noderate
and no he heavy sales are made. !
bEA NS-Ihe crop of beans at the West is said TO
pc exceedingly large and, as they are being pushed
into market, prices have receded largely as viii be
no pGM ey 3nr quotations The market is dull.
article and the nominal price is aboiIt 70c M trans
actions OF any magi, ule have vet taken Mace
Manufacturers are sending them in slowly and in
small quantities. HsI7 &c = ~. ''V" y '''' ~
BREAD-The recent advance in aour has ,andeJ
stiiien the price OF hard bread bakers are firm
at our quotations. 1 "a - " : mn
BUTfER-The supply of choice, ,toI,, t,,,..r i.
not abundant and 2s tl35e IL obtained r mir oood
lots. Common butter Is also higher and wo ad-
advance our quotations to l6a2Qc or ordinary store
CANDLES-ln ne GeInand for Trow BRIDGES mnulIs
continues steady at the Increased quotations.
4, CHEESEr-%e advance our Quotations an kinds
being higher. faefory cheese of prime quality il
b. 10 l..
than factory. #ss5
CEMENT-Prices have advanced a little. conse-
mand for cement. tylt- 800
CoAL-The demand is improving. Dealers are
selling she best of anthracite at SIS 80 per Ion, deliy-
81. mug 90
COoPERAGE-City made moasses shocks and
headings are in demand at our quotations. For
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

Prince Napoleon, who, in til e event of the
death OF the Prince Imperial, would be Louis
Napoleon's successor, is an ardent Garbaldian
1t he We're Emperor of France the Pope 5 pow
er would indeed be temporal.
The New York theatres are now better
patronized than at any time since the war
All of them attract large audiences every
night. Black Crook draws $4,000 houses at
a. The Heart of the Commonwealth" has a
sensation that takes ghostly shape in the en-
CINE house of the Boston 81 Worcester Rail-
road, which is built upon the site of an old
turying ground. 1t is alleged that the lights
have been mysteriously extingnished, the en-
gines rolled out of the house and back the
bells tolled, and the Waterman beaten until
his bones ached. Iieis now laid up. Murphy
the present Waterman, courageously asserts
thatlf any fellow comes proving about the en-
gine hocse next week he'll make a ghost OF
him, and no mistake. He has probably put an
END TO the sensation + -
.,,'7 Shirley Dare" Miss Dunning) is con
tributor to the new Harper's Ba Ear, as we'll as
e. Fl. Webb. "i iH
Mr.. Troiiope, the author, is about to offer
himself as a candidate for Parliament He is
supposed to be IA Liberal d.. o. HEX
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

There are seventeen candidates for the Uni
ted States Senatorship in. California--enough
to choose from. .-sf - ....., ta..4- -t4
So far as heard from only two conservatives
have been elected to the Constitutional Conven-
ton of Alabama, called under the reconstruc-
ton laws of Congress. A most insignificant
minority Of the whites registered consented to
vote, and of those who did vote, nine out of ey-
cry ten cast their ballot against convention.
Sixteen negroes have positively been elected,
and the probabilities are that fuller returns
will increase the number. %
Iowa returns 25,7A Republican majority for
Governor (Col. MerrilI, in 70 counties. The
present Republican Governor (Stone) had TO-
S75 majority in the whole State. MerrilI's will
exceed it by fully 10000. 30
Fifteen Germans are on trial before the Gin
cinnati Turner's Society for having violated
their initiation pledges in voting against the
suffrage amendment. They will probably be
expelled. l'.'l n' ny col --''T1 : =.
Inc olnciai returns from Pennsylvania which
nave Deen again corrected make the Democrat
ic majority w instead of ,202, as last report
ed. IA
Official returns from all but eight eount;es
in Ohio give Hayes 1888 majority. The vote
is heavier than was ever before cast in the
State. .-.....,......., .....-.
Yankton, Dakata, dispatch OF October 9th
says that at the territorial election on the pre-
vious day that county gave IS Republican ma
Jorlty. Returns from other counties so far as
received are very favorable
democratic papers admit that let the sue
cesses OF their party be as great as it may the
Reconstruction acts cannot be repealed before
at least four years, if the Republican Marty uses
its power tothc utmost That time mpst eianse
in any event before the political complexon Of
the Senate can be changed, and a simple ma
jority in that body is sufficient to prevent ,nv
backward step. =
A letter from Indiana says: "The Reubi;-
can majority in the whole State is between % :
ooo and $1,000; larger by nearly 5000 than our
neaVy majority in 1864, and by nearly 10000
than our majority in 1866 The Republican
elected their county tickets i'm two-tbjr,ls If
the COUNTIES, and ten OF the eleven Con,,res-
siOnal districts gave Republican maiort;es
the Second and Fourth being eains.D
Ten thousand negroes in Virginia have lao,,,
ed to read during the past year If thew don.I
stop that sort of thing they will have NOTHING
to fear from an educational qualification for
voting.
The Democratic majority in Montana is re-
ported at 1,10S.
The English Tory journals are having agood
time over the late elections in this country.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23


THE Sons OF JAcKsoN.pnIs there to be no
end OF secret political organizations? Are not
the 2. l.. LIS and the knights of the Golden
Circle enough for all the dark-lantern Demo-
Gratis? The latest thing out, of this kind, is a
Copperhead order styled the " Sons of Jack
son, SO called in honor of an iraseible old gem
tlemen who, if now alive, would hang the
greater number of the gentlemen who confer
upon him the honors of paternity which prov
dence denied him, while he lived. What they
are going to do is thus stated in Washington
dispatch to the New York Tribune: .'Y
The Democratic managers sent word some
time ago to Gen. Mcclellan to return home,
the object for which he was sent to Europe by
the party having been accomplished. Accord
ingly he has, as already noticed, taken passage
in the Persia, and will be home in time for the
campaign. He is to be the nominee of the
party for President, with another ex-military
man on the ticket for Vice-President The
slate is all fixed, and it is said by thos1 who
ought to know that there is little probability
that anything will occur to change it, Great
reliance is placed upon the new secret society
the Sons Of Jackson" which is being actively
recruited in all parts of the country, as an off
set to the Grand Army of the Republic. A
prominent Democratic Member of Congress
from whom these facts We're obtained, say he
looks for much roting, and in all probability
blOodshed, during the campaign, between these
two factions. People may believe as much of
TINS as they please zh. aiui fii itiil ''
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

Mrs. LlNCoLNs MADNEss.-There are SO
many different explanations of Mrs. Lincplns
conduct that it is quite difficult to get at the
truth. One of the Chicago journals asserts
that for a year she has heen in the habit OF
pawning her wearing apparel at a dingy little
shop on Wells street, and among the clothes
the reporter found hanging in the pawn-brok
er's room,was the dress that Mrs. Lincoln wore
at Fords theatre on the night of the assassina-
ton, canary-colored, low-necked, satin dress.
The dress she wore at the first immigration of
her husband-a white ilk--,was sold to an
actress. Among the things she pawned was a
set OfChina which she brought from Washing
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

THE AUTHOR OF THE BANKRUPT Active
are glad to see fuller statement of the case Of
Hon. Thomas A. Janckes, who has recently
taken advantage OF the bankrupt law which
his efforts gave passage through Congress.
The short paragraphs which have hitherto APP
peared were calculated to give the impression
that he had the exiSencies of his own case in
view when he framed the law; but this now
appears to be far from the truth. We copy
the following from an exchange: at.4t
Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes, author Of the
Bankrupt Law, who laboretl with wonder
full diligence to get it through G ongress, is one
of the first applicants under it for relief from
Indebtedness. During its tendency in Con-
gress, and at the time of its passage Mr.
Jenckes was accounted one of the wealthiest
men in Providence; but the heavy deE,lcation
of friend and associate not exposed until af-
ter his decease-who was esteemed one of the
most honorable men in Rhode Island anh 9TH
er heavy losses which followed by the direct
influence Of the first loss, reduced him to bank
ruptcy. Mr.. Jenckes, being a man of wonder
full vital energy and splendid legal abilities,
will soon emerge from the financial shadow
under which he is now suffering ana ts.i7t