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Storewan Block, Memphis, Tenn
ID EFERRTNG to the above card, It viii be
h Seen Inat we have completed cur nam
moth StorehOuse, No. Union street, Stone
Eal Block" and ars now opening up the
largest ami most varied stock OF
Groceries and Plantation Supplies
Ever brought TO this market. We viii be
pleased a. AL times to see and serve our old
c1st Omers, and as many new as may favor rs
with call. Returning thanks for the very
liberal patronage extended to US for the last
hfteen years, We hope by prOmptness in all
things aud strict atte ntiOu 10 business 10 crit
a continuation Of the same.
Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices.
Our Mr. TkEADWELL will give his entire
attention to the sale or cotton.
Our No. MEACHAM, one of the oldest Gro
ceFy Merchan Is in the city, viii give his undi-
ViG9a attention TO the Wholesale Grocery De-
RSTtnlaut.
terest to trade with US. sep9 3m
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~gR. y. ID. HUXLEY has become associated
Ni with the undersigned ia The gency oi the
Carolina Ii q Insurance Company for 1eDAss-
tee aud Central Alabama. 10 date RON the lst
OF N0veul Der. I66s. ahe stJ le Of The nsm VIII
hereafter be Buckley, Fers ilson & Frtyrtl.
II. NJ. FERGUSON,
uCvI Inn J y. PEIEEfr.
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WAETEs

TasEACHER wANTED-To take charge Of the
Male Academy at BOLIVAR, HardeJnsn
county, Tenn, ss Principal, the position hay
ing become vacant by the resignation OF she
present incumbent. The Academy Buildings
ATe eJInmodiOus, and the school literally sup
ported Address A. T. MCNFAL
deg lUia Secretary B ard Trustees.
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II HAVING disposed OF my entire interest IN
the nrms Of Matthews. tucson q Co. and
hudson a Co. 10 the remaining partners, an
DO longer q meIub Der thereof They assume all
the Indebtedness OF said frms aud are alone
authorized 10 collect the Indebtedness Que the
same. r. G. MATTHEWS.
Memphis, Tenn, New. =, 1865.
The business or said firms viii continue IS
heretofore by the undersigned, uaaluing part
VaFs. under tie name and style Of JUD%OA &
CO.. who assume the liabilities OF said Arms,
and who alone sre authorized to collect The in
LeUt8dnegs due the same.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EoR REHT.

VALUABLE FARM For RENT Rich
ardson Farm. on the Mississippi river. four
miles below Randolph, Tenn will be rented
cheap Tor the ear 1853 10 a respons nsibe party.
1Es farfn contains four hundred aud th rty-tVO
acres OF lano in cultivation and under good
ieoce, and has four i different Setgl tgleInents uDon
II Apply 20 GAGE & FISHER Nc. sos Front
street, or TO J. r. PALMER, Ccvingtoa, Tenn.
dele ~
TOR LEASE.-NgiII lease for fIve or ten wears
L Ten ACRkS CLEARED Ian n. on Centrzl
avenue, opposite Col wash. Tay ylOr's residence.
about one and a-half miles east a town.
deI3Iw 81 Mai1 street.
NOR RhNr.-Onices and Rooms in tie Post
A otaice ana Library hulidings, noTtIs5si cor
neT Jefferson 2no Third streets. A Night
MRtchman and German Ja1itor on the prem
issS. Inquire of THOS. WlCkEhSHAN, Sec
und floor, POstOfiee B1ildiDg. deS2w
DOR RENT.-A Residence on Vance street,
Z No. ass, opposite the 81. Agnes Academy
suu The terminus Of the street cars. Contains
eight rooms besides kitchen aud ssrva Is
room Two good clsferns, stable, truit trees, etc.
For terms apply 10 COALhiAN BOYD,
de2U - Main street.
VFOR REET.-Nain street stores and excel.
u lent Offices for nent-Cellars First and Sec
Onu Floors anu Sleeping Rooms, rod crate 10
prompt tensnIs. ". A. v Whestley, 80 Main.
nov2; I'm agent, 4. c, BEtHELL.
TOR RENT.-A Front Room IA the house.
Z No. Il jefferson street. suitable for cotton
broker. lawyer or doctor. II aclOins the edi.O-
risf room OF the Appeal Inquire OF JOHN
AINSLlE, ST The appeal Office cc2
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NOTICE.
TaessIaa. January I2fs, rs

NOTICE IS hereby given TO the stockholders
y OF the German kattpnal Bank OF Mem
plis tuat there WIll be al E.ectiOn held al ihe
Banking House on
Tuesday, January 1914, 1869,
Between the hours OF 10 am. aud p.1l.s fSr the
Purpose OF choosing Seven Directors 10 serve
dUrlug the ensuing year
an "a MAREIN GRIFELN, CashIer.
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THE NEW ALBANY TRAGEDY.
The COrOner's InquisitiOn Nat
YeI { oncEuded.
The Reno Family - Affecting
Scene in lsle Jail.
A Sisters Oath fer Vengeance
Removal Of Ihe Bodies.

The lynchirg Of the express robbers at
New Albany is still the alI-sbsorbiDg
topic of conversation in this section.
From the Commercial, of yesterday, we
CLEAN the following additional psrticu-
lc-c
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PETRo OIL.
Petro /! Petro! Petro !

THE Tennessee Pstro oil Company is still
/ alive at their new stand,
2S4 Main street, Opposite Clay BuiIdIng.
We inform the publlcin general 10 come for
ward and try 1t. We also defy competition In
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp Stock.
we are ~ anu faeturers Of the "A Hanging Rock"
Stoves TinWare, Castings of great varieties,
wholesale and retail. Merchants will do well
movie R0sENBAUM 4 BROS.
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y ?. IoEFINs NHAs. NNttAN,
Late with Toof Phillips AGO, HEcroR COFFIS.
COFFIN BROS,
DEALERS N
Choice GHOco cries,
l 500 Main Street.

(Gayoso Block MEMPHIS, TENN
TUST receiving, fresh assortments Is Of all lead
- ing goods in their line.
New New Orleans SUGAR.
New New Orleans MO.asses and Syrup, and
Golden syrup.
Conees-Rio. Laguayrs. Java and Mocha.
Fresh supply Of Teas.
Mackerei-Ness, No. 4 aud No. 2; Smoked Sal
mon aud Blosters; Goldfish, plain and dessl-
eat Il.
Best Brands OF Flour.
4. B.-gOOds delivered free OF charge
90 asy part OF the city. del2
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IN. SATURDAY, DECEABER 18th. I VIII
[ J sell, 10 the highest bidder, at Msson's De-
nat. i Tract of Land containing az Acres, SIT
mated in Upton county, two miles nortn OF
Mason = Depot. Terms mRde known et time OF
aIa- 81, r. and ]. /. SHERR0D,
goviS layv4Ws " Administrators.
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LUMBER. ETC.
LqCna6ef,
LaG2l16eg.

OLDEST lumber merchants In the Sorth
~ Yard established in Memphis lS47. Build
Ing Material of all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling Blinds,
Laths. Weatherboarding, Glazed Sash. Fene-
ing. We don't intend TO be undersold. yard
aud Office foot WASHINGTON street. near river.
pl3 d&w6m NJ. e. n J. W. COCHRAN
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r. = JUD~ON.
4. II. IUDSOS.
J. q. ALEXANDEEss-

J. 4. ALEXA NDE-Il.--
-tFe9pllfF, November ., lSiS.
, IN retiring from said hrIas respectfully re-
clulrneud them to the patronage OF my friends
n0v29 I'm X q. MATTHEWS o
Ledger. Bulletin and Po@t copy.
NOTICE. have Tract Of Land, aJ acres,
y near the Old State Line road, ave miles
nom Nemphis, we'll improved, with
good young OJchard OF Peaches, Apples,
Pesr- and Cherries an extra me Wei
81 aMateT. which ] wish 70 sell for caAL.
TlTs place ls in an excellent neighbOrhocdt
..-.re an tue premises, or OF SorneEt = Graves,
Ss5 i+o drvS ROBT. ". NORMENT.
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COAL.
HAYS eOAL COMPANY,
Eor aa1a,

DEAJERS In best Pittsburg Coal. Coal
| J shiDDed BY the car load and N hogsneaeis
once 22% Main street, Memphis, Tenn. sezS u
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GRoCERs.
JUST RECEIVED By
MEACHAM & TREADWELL

MEACHAM & TREADWELB
10. 8 Union Street,
6leneWall Block, Henphis, fem.
100 TEhdg. Louisiana Sugars.
see HbIs. and Half BbIs. EsOaasses,
SEQ bags BfO Coffee,
I5 Tens Boards ButtOn Ties,
Which, with their large assortment OF Goods
already in store, makes their stock one OF the
largest and most complete 70 be found in the
city. They invite an exami u alton. feeling con-
udent their prices and goods VIII give satlsfac-
lion. To The trade they are prepared 20 Ofier
extra Inducements de4 n
J.P. C0FFIN, CHAs. CoFFIN,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
a Romsatic Attempt at Selimurdsr.

ST. PETER Mimi, April 0.
4 very romantic and determined attemp,
at sef-lnurder was made in this town on Sat
Hrlay of last week. The would-be suicide is
young, beautiful and accomplished lady,
who came to this place last autumn, on a
visit to relatives residing here, and since her
arrival has moved in the first circles of socie-
ty, and has borne and still bears. an ire
proachable character.
The young lady was first discovered after
the lamcntable event, about ) o'clock p. m. on
the 4th inst, near the outskirts of the town,
by General NJ. Il. Stone She was then stand,
ing, or rather walking about, in the road, and
evidently laboring under grea; physical pain,
, as well as mental distress. Size besoueIt the
General, who FIRST discovered her, to take her
home. Fortunately, his horses were near by,
h,ched to his wagon, which enabled him to
drive the unhappy young lady to the resi-
! dence of her friends in a very few minutes
after her discovery. Directly on her arrival
a surgeon was sent for, who, upon examina-
ton, discovered that his patient had been shot
in the chest a little below the heart, the ball
glancing along one of the ribs, under the
skin, and finally passing out undern the
left shoulder blade, in'iicting a severe, though
not dangerous, wound. Subsequent invests
CATION has cleared up what was at frs. an
impenetrable mystery, and shown that the
rash girl had violently, and will, deadly in.
tent, assailed her own life Her garments
about the wound bore marks of having been
burnt BY powder, and single arrellel pis-
iol and box ofcatridges with one charge gomez
were found in the young laly's nuf
These proofs Of suicidal purpose have
been fully confirmed by the young lady her.
self who has confessed at an attempt at self
destruction, declaring thu, she desires no
| longer to live. She says she is the victim of
unreqnitted affections; that she is hopelessly
attached to young gentleman of this place,
well and favorably known here, but that this
young gentleman is already afiianced to an>
other. The young gentleman, SO doated upon,
as may be imagined, was for one or two DAYS
@lter Tie Calamity almost distracted by grief,
aud he, indeed, mourned and refused TO be
comforted. But after being sent for and hold.
ing several lengthy interviews with the suf-
terins young lady, a change came over him,
the funeral gloom disappeared, nnd in it's
stead there was May-day brightness.
Mrs. Grundy aifirms, with some confidence,
that letter has been dispatched by the young
man to his af6anced, requesting cancellation
OF their martial contract, for reasons that
may be imagined, but have not been disclos.
ed One thing is certain, and that is, the
young lady is rapidly recovering under the
healing influences of the young gentlcman's
frequent visits, and the young man himself
bears much stronger resemblance to bride,
groom than to 'cllief mourper.s
REDsToNE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
II ALTON AL REP EICA n
CON VEN TION.

The undersigned constituting tie National
Committee designated by the Convention held
at Baltimore on the ..l of June, 1864, do APP
poin, thai National Convention of the tn
ion Republican party be held at the City of
Chicago, H. on Wednesday, the 10th Of May
next, at ~ clock Nj. for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for the Office of President
aud Vice President of the United States
Zach State in the United States is authorized
to be repre- in said Convention by tie
number o. delegates equal to twice the mum
Der Of Senator's and Representatives to which
each State is entitled in the National Con-
grcss. We invite the cooperation Of all cit
liens who rejoice that our great civil war
has happily terminated in the discontinue Of
integrity Of the Republic, and maintain its
paia Mount wight 10 the utnlos. Of its own en-
i'tenec whether imperilcd by secret conspir-
ncy armed force; OF all friends Of an eco
nomicai administration OF the public oxpcnd-
iture, Of the complete cx:irpation Of the prin-
ciples and policy of Slavery, OF the speedy
reorganization Of these States whose govern
ments were destroycds5y the Rebellion, and
their permanent restoration Of their proper
practical relations, with the United States in
accordance with the true prnei pies Of repub>
lean government.
Marcus l.. WARN, ofNcw Jersey. Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

The Twelfth Annual Republican State Con-
yeation Of Iowa will be held in pes Moines
on Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1863, at 10
O'clock a. M, for the purpose Of nominating
four delegates at largo ard twelve district
delegates to represent the State CT Iowa in the
National Republican Convention TO meet at
Chicago on the Goth day of May, 1868. Also
two electors at lurge and six district electors
for President and Vice President of the United
States. Also candidates for State officers to
be chosen at the next genera election.
The ratio of representation will be one del
egate for each organized county in the State,
and in addition thereto one delegate for every
two hundred votes or fraction over one hund
red votes cast for Samuel Merrill for Govern.
or at the last general election. All voters
who supported the nominees and principles
OF the Republican party at the last general
election or are sincerely rcpentant for not
having done So are cordially invited to take
part in sending delegates to this Convention
BY order Of the Republican State Central
Committee. &C. NOURSE, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

For the quarter ending March 3ist, there
rwere SIS, l52 worth OF Pc. ago STAMPS sold a,
the Desmoiues Font ofli9e. The Ryister@ says
:i,at Dubuque, Davenport and Darlington con,
/ bined will not eqpe IT, We learn from the
same paper that Daring The same period, ia,
55G letters were received for delivery tron,
other Offices.
There arc papers received al tina, office as
follows: Wccklios, s312, semi weeklics, 3D.,
monihlies, 81, dail:es, Go. Tho greater por-
lion OF those who read papers in cities get
,hcm through the news depo.s considering
This We should judge Die people Of DesMoines
are reading people.
The Spring term OF The State University IS
opening out encoara sinsly. Thus far 40
students have been enrolled &"
Capt. !. 3. Sutton, Of. Jaspar county, one Of
the Iowa heios Of tie rebellion, was thrown
from his carriage short time since, and in.
stan,ly killed.
Chas. w. Mcdonald has SOLD The Waakon
S|a''dara Office TO y. NJ. May. al
Smith Baum OF Burlington has recently be.
come heir 10 . fortune OF several hundred
thosand dollars III gold. M ifr
y lady Of Cedar Rapids, broke her limb re.
Gently On acoount Of defect ia the railway
platform She brought suit and recovered
$4,000 damages, as We learn fran The Marion
Register.
The 93d anniversary Of the birthday Of Mr..
John Fofsythe, Of Clay Township, Marion
county, was celebrated a, the house Of lis son
on last Friday. lie voted for Thomas Jeffer-
sen, IN his young days, and now votes the
Republican ticket.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

@~-7----.Ss- s' -
fLsTfARRlf,L asd Noss DisEAsEs.--
~ Ccnslan. llawhing end epilting, 1nccs.
SAINT wing Of ,hs lose Shedding, Coz thing
smiling. lloarscnS2, Discharges fr4sh the
NosG Pain in the Head, Dizziness nlshness
of Vision .ueaaschSs, Bad Breath, psafness,
bleeding from the Nose, Loss Of Smell and
Taste. In the advance stage Of this terrible
complaint the secretcd Aiucus, discharge from
the Head, runs down the throat, clogs up the
lungs, ma causes that dreaded disease COM
sumption which generally ends in the grave.
nr Ball guarantees to cure you within z
week OF this lorriblc disease, With his 70 20
GAIA RRH S.vifI'a iehtfsl and pleas
ant remedy, allays and soothes the burning
heat in Gatarri., -NM,l = delicious sensation Of
coolhcss and comfort is immediately felt, and
it also stops al bleeding from the nose after
one days use.
Judge Babcock Of Philadelphia WAS cured
in three days Of a terrible Catarrh with Balls
10 10 rCatarrh Snuf. aaata s#e IS &
Joln Tucker, Mayer Of Trenton, New Jersey
was cnrcd within week. aa saas
Hundreds of certificates are TO be seen at our
office. Send immediately for "Balls IN 10
Ca,arrh Suaii'i's before il IL too late. Price by
mail Si,O0. Address Dir J. Hall s Co., No "a
Liberty street, Now York City, N. Y. 16
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
IMPEACHMENT.

The testimony on the part Of the prosecu,
ton and defense in the impeachment trial, has
closed. Now comes in the legal questions and
points involved. We are well satisfied that
there is 40 doubt as to the feet Of Andrew
johnson having committed high crimes and
mi sdemeanors, and VIC are as reu satisfied
that his counsel will undertake 10 show he is
rot guilty and should not have sentence pro-
nounced upon him. According to some peo-
ples ideas there il no ,act thing a, heasoa.-
No, being any thing Of that kind Of a crime
there certainly can be no such crimes as those
for which Andrew is called to answer, al
hitting, however, that there arc such
offenses as treason, high crimes and misde>
meanors, there certainly is no truth in the
statement that JEFF Davis committed the one
or Andrew Johnson the other, that is II q few
men who claim to be loyal and patriotic had
their way Of thinking. We do hope that the
Senate will have sufficient backbone to stand
. 10 the ''racL nay or no hay" and each man
who is q member thereof will vote impeach>
,nent, for certainly there is no more doubt
that he ought 10 be impcached, than there is
that lie attempted to remove Stanton without
The viii or consent Of the Senate. jeff Davis,
thus far has escaped the penalties Of the law,
the people who have been outraged by his
reasonable acts, demand that he who was nc
doubt, privy to his escape, should not 60 I'm,
punished, for his fragrant violations Of law.
The Senator who dare to record his vote for
his acquittal need not think strange if lis
"polilical head" should never again be shell
tered by The Halls Of Congress.
file should be impcachcd, then will the
crisis come, for in our view, he will not SUR,
lspder his place peacably. II will not, how.
ever, be. long until we know the fnality.-
The vote cannot be delayed long. Windy
speeches viii doubtless be made and gener-
al buster by his counsel for his acqulttal bu.
il Is our Grla conviction that he must sue
cumb, that his doom is sealed. II, however,
JEFF DAYS., is not punished, then Andrew
j ohnsou, should not, for We believe him mere
" . tool in the hands q tlc former t01 base
purposes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN
TON.

The Republicans Of Tama County, will mec
in convention at the Court House in Toledo
on Saturday Tie a5tl of April 1853. at o'clock
?. M, for the purpose of nominating Dele
gates to represent the county, in the State Con
yention to be held at DesMoines, May 9TH 1868,
and the Congressional Convention for the 4,ll
Congrcssi nal District, to lie held at Oskaloo-
ga, on the 9Th of May 1868; and to represent
the county ia any Judicial Conventions that
may be called prior TO April 18th lsGS, in the
9Th Judicial District. The several townhips
will be entitled TO one Delegate at large, and
one in addition for every twenty votes and
fraction over ten votes cast q, the last general
election for Gov. Merrill.
by order Of Co. Cent'l Cont.
G. Il. STRuBLE, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINEI.

We las, week referred 10 The Congress- ora
Convention to meet at Oskaioosa on the 9TH
pf Nav next. We understand The time Is
changed 10 the Sth How t..s Is we are moi
definitely informed. We are not SO much in
,e,cste, in The ,ryte as III the ma 10 he nomi-
mated. First we want a thoroughly radical
Republican, honest and capable, this we have
| in the present incumbent, Hon. Wm. Lough-
/, ridge.
lie has been faithful to the interests OF the
ucepc He has been there only one term. 1t
has been The custom to give ire. The hrs,
may be considered properly the niiiatory
term. lie has bee me familiar with the work
ings OF affairs about Washington, ana IS bets
ter st,ca ior the duties OF that Office Than q
strange and new man. To refuse to nominate
him would be reelection on his fai'AiGlness
ana rebukc 10 his Official acts, because it
would be without precedent in the majority Of
Districts. There arc Of course other good and
tue men who would take the Office if given to
them, but while we have one who has all the
essential REQUISITES, tried and not found want
ing in any particular, We can sec no use Of a
change. Our country ia in 4 crisis where 1t
will moi do to "swap horses" the contest viii
be warm and animated, hence it will be
necessary that all candidates should be known
by the people, no ''neutral pecks' viii be al
lowed by them, every man mast shoV his col
ors We want for n nominee for Congress a
man who is identified with the great Central
interests of the State, we want no side show
gentlemen Of doubtful company, should Hon.
Loughridge be nominated no doubt could DC
entertained. should a new man be nominated
there might be such contingency ARISE
Our only safety is in holding fast to that We
ano,r to be good, and not throw il away Cor
some Imaginary good we Laow not.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-24
United States
INTERNAL
r Z Y e N u j.,

Office is hereby given to all persons lia-
~ BILE to pay Internal Revenue lakes upon
Income, WATCHES, Carriages, &C., together
with all who are required to pay Special Taxes,
that the said taxes are due on or before the
Both day of April, and that my Deputy w. II.
Alden, Esq, will attend ., his Office in Toledo,
Iowa, between the hours OF 8 a. NJ. and D. M.
Of each working day from the 10th to the goth
days of May. to receive the same, after which
the penalties Of the law will be strictly en-,
forced.
Dated at Sigourney, Iowa, this goth day Of
April, a. d. 1868.
A. J. POPE,
Collector 4th District Of Iowa.
lGw2s3 pub fee So.