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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06
THOMAS j. CHAPMAN,
County Superintendent.

A PRAcTICAL J"KE Not far from a vi>
iagc bordering un the railroad, and within
tie colines of Cambria county, vegetates
gay and festive bachelor. whore he art has
been smi,ten jy the charms of fair ami
comgly Bcitc residing less than one hundred
uiilts nearer tie setting sun. AS t"ken of
affection, our bachelor friend conceived the
idea of sending his fair iniuOrsta a bsskCt
fuIi of lusci, a. beirics-the product of his
own Iative litr--and With that ol Jet in
view, had been looking about him for a
week OF more III hopes of securing the largest
and best bgCug' To the village. At length
lie empowered some ri his Gie7ds to obtain
tie coveted prize tor hin. aud they were not
long in fulfilling the commission a large
wooden bucket full of fine berries were soon
purch IScd, bat by the mauipulations Of
:oIne wag who had an idea OF their deetiuR-
tIrn, the berries were poured from the Eas>
ket ani 4 quantity Of stone and straw
p acel in the bottom If the vessel, aud hid,
dun from view by layer Of berries an inch
'r two in depth. Thus prepared, tho has
ktt aud its contents were passed t. the
keeping Of our bachelor friend, who lost 40
time Ia expressing it 10 his charmcr down
the road, thinking, 10 doubt, that il would
be to her pleasant and Palatabc surprise.
The following day, however, much to his
chagrin, he learned of the tick that he'd
been played nPon him, aud te;cgrnrhed
without delay to prevent the delivery OF the
bucket, but too late to effect tho purpose,
as it had already passed out Of the keeping
Of the Express company. What will he the
denoumeut Of this practical ] ke time alone
can determine, but we trust that no serious
consequences to the aspirations of our bach
eiJr trend will result from the reception OF
50 Questionable a present by the fair "Be'Le
q (E.) Liberty
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06

Agents wanted to sell this book in every Part
Of the Union. Clubs and Democratic organi
nations will he suppieI at special rates.
=. APPLETON Co, Publishers.
80, 90 s. "a Grand Shee Ee1 -ork
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06

A Rich MUSICAL TREAT.-We do not
suppose that our citizens were ever more
delightfully."- entertained than they were on
Wednesday night last by the concert given
by Mr.. Ed. M. Kerr and lady, OF the re-
nowned Continental" troupe, at the Court
House in this place. The attendance was
very large, aud every body was deli lighted.
Mrs. Kerr is most accomplished vocalist
and talented lady Of pleasing address. and
Mr. Kerr as n basso and reader is not be ex-
eelled. We hope they will soon come again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06

POLITICAL rs. PRACTICAL The PIssi-
Dental campaign has opened i'll good carr est
and nearly every politician has more or less
to say in praise Of his party candidates, and
in favor of or opposition to the payment Of
the government bonds in green backs. Diff
ference Of opinion will ever exist in regard
to politcastopics, but when i; comes down
to such practical questioas as the supply of
the every day wants Of life, there is no
room or disposition for di:puting the fact
that at Geo. Uuutley's great hardware, tim
ware and grocery establishment more goods
Of the right kind can be purchased fyr less
money than at any other house in the county.
1t would be difficult to conceive anyt hing in
his line " hch Mr.. Huptly has not combined
in his stock, aud as an indication IF what
energy, enterprise and liberality will do, his
establishment is certainly most Credltable to
our town. For all articles which his store
contains. Mr. II. is the proper man to 60 TO .
as his assortment is the best and his prices
the cheale in Cambria county at least.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06
she stood before the altar,
And ] was by her side
10 be a husband,

Aud she to be a bride.
Her handsome bridal costume
Had been bought with taste and care
At tie ladies' great emporium,
Tie store of Leopold Mayer.
No better assortment of dress and millinery
goods has ever been brought to Cambria
county tnaH are now offered for sale by L.
Mayer. Public Hall. Main street, JuhnstOwn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

,o, A., ,....n Ne close. The
Irvingtons had not lost courage, but Thev en-
carefully and manfully ut every point. "a the
tered on the ninth innings four runs behi. nv
Mutual; the first hand was feded out nice', :,
Devyr to BearmaI; the next two got around afte,
safe hits; Lewis was neatly taken on the ny; then
NJ Campbell, after a fine hit to centre field, got
home; Buckley made a beautiful strike TO centre
field on which Lewis-runnng for Buckley-got to
second, then to third on passed ball the excite
ment now was intense; as the running went from
base to base he was hailed with l0ud approving
cheers, which seemed TO give reel 70 Tue cpoWu
which had been so long held In suspense Bailey
struck at the ball, and 1t passing Jewett, Lewis
started for "hOme" and crossed the plate amid a
storm OF applause from the friends or the Mutuas
and tho large crowd, lovers OF falr play, winch
would have shown certain metropolitan miiitiamen
The game was supposed now to be at tie, but tne
umpire had decided the ball "fouln anu anna
the huzzas hts voice was drowned. some OF the
Mutuais mad heard the decision, ana the Dali Den8
passed back to third VIA pitcher the runner was De
ciueu out, and so, after magnihcently contested
hind, which in the next inning OF their opponents
sWeed 10 nve The entire game In every particular,
was Dy iar the pretiest OF the season so far. NILS
acted short--ahough' playing little too far out
ID manner rully up to any OF Stockman's displays
IN the position. M. Campbell at first as fatal
as ever to his opponents when an opportunity was
given him; H. Campbell pitched finely and with good
erect, LOWS IN the field and after third innings at
second base covered himself with laureis Flanley,
or the Mutuas, was the handspring OF the nine In
Jewett played up to the mark rs catcher Bearman at
first was an fut, and Devyr and Rocks patroed their
posts In fine style. The other members of each
nine did all that was given them to do very hand
s0mely, Bailey especially marking his play by two
fine fly catches at centre field. The score OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The depression In the cotton market medatsy suose
quent to the writing of last weekly report had the eject o
check the demand for fabrics the msrke
to be characterized by less buoyancy cases by
less h1ness ALSO yet prices remained nominay the same
During the past few days. however, with greater mneS IN
the cotton market and recovery of of the decline 81
the first part OF last week. the goods market has assumed
appearance OF comparative rmness not OF buoyancy and
holders evince disposition make concession to the
vews of buyers Though the fall trade has not yet set
and though there is little indicate that this s about
the time for the fall show itself yet before the LIST
proxmo, Is confidently expected will be well under way
indicates an active and trade sse
OF prices would be altogether more likely than
here
point. combined YET to wiz WIZ Gi II. : .w
the country low figure, therefore
in prices and Il would seem to altogether
look for material reduction In the price OF cotton fabrics
possible decline in cotton for some time to
come ... , .,.. ., o,. ..,.. .r.
made Sis~ when %u coon ' wa.
from our previous but the market recovered It's
ss ss e
active SsT e goods ' b ss
full prizes are a N pn
have 'SS aaist
Checks firm but trade in them has been rather sh
nominally unchanged. ,,.r.o,. ., 90,
quotations..
Printing cloths have been rather Irregular and
steady The Providence print cloth market was depressed and
inactive in the early part OF last week when cotton was de-
close there as Sales 50 900 pieces 7c for
55x6 and ssc &c. 64x6 At Fall River the sales for
the 5000 pieces sixfour squares Stock on
hand 900 pieces Market at the close quiet and
nominal, with but little demand.
Woolen goods dull general rule but in fancy
other seasonabe goods there has been
activity about previous prices Heavy woollens are still
neglected there would to be but prospect for
any considers able movement very soon
Foreign goods remain very quiet with toeraby heavy
ouia itionst to IA ready supply =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Mutuals fresh from Troy, full Of indignation
at what they and many others consider the most un.
Just and unprecedented style Of umpirlng by the
person who onlciated In the Lansngburg match, ap.
peared at the Union grounds yesterday to play their
return game with the rrvington Club. The latter
club. despite the drafts which have been made
upon It, presented o good nine.
The game opened In style which gave every hope
OF close and exciting contest. Both parties we're
on their metal; no opportunity 10 make point was
missed, ana tho spectators ct times VSse almost
spollbound. Tho Mutuals obtained . slight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

only transaction OF for the last few days 10 tho
purchase hhds OF Kentucky for France The French
contract being nearly completed quiet market be ex'
pected The crop reports continue favorable although there
considerable Diversity Of opinion to the quantity to be
expected generally believed that the yield will be about
the 1856 arrivals Of the last three days have
been From New Orleans hhds Virginia, DO hhds, and
B2l hhds. from the West.
The market for quiet sales being
about $50 Ohio at 5c 16c $50 Pennsy
&C. &c., and 100 Connecticut ers and seconds At
lie 18c About 200 bales Havana were sold at $50 $lO
Mao lloia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

smoking and chewing tobacco having been discussed
at some length the following resolution was passed.
Resolved, That in the opinion this meeting the law re-
quires that each package of tobacco shall
SO as 70 ne TUX weight of tobacco snuff repre-
The motion was then made and passed 10 adjourn
the meeting until to-day, the Commissioners OF In
ternal Revenue To be telegraphed TO in the mean
letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

Base playful on, by NJ. Campbell, 8, assisted by Mills
times by Lewis tines by Lewis assisted by Mills 6y
g. assisted by Jewe Flanley and Jewe and VOTERS l.
Foul bound catches -Saes, 9; Jewett, 3.
Catches on strikes-Sattles, Jewett g.
Double pays-Bearman putting out Lewis on limo ball
the fly and heading of Sates returning to first base
Outs on foul balsIrvington, times; Mutuas times.
Umpire Mr.. Mills, of the Atlantic Club
Scorers-Messrs. Chapman and Mcdonnell
Time of game-2 hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
Mobile and Ne,o Orlsdn

CoFFEE.-Ro in light demand and prices favored
buyer We heard OF Other were dull Sales
200 bags Java private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts $3.50 bbls -four, 1920
bushels wheat corn oats and IS do rye
The market for State and Western -four again bouyant
and firm under good demand, and prices again
Csc Dbl higher for kinds Of fresh ground Caor
MIA Hour was firm under fair demand. The sales
about IL 900 bbs closing Arm at revised quotations
Southern flour firm, with fair The sales
200 bbs Rye -four moderate request and frm with
of 225 bbs Corn mealwas higher demand
the sales being 300 bb at sc for Western IS As for Bran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

at sixty days. Bankers bills OF England at sixty
days were quoted at 10 1OA; at ssree days. llo9s
nos; commercial bills, lOsH 1904. Bankers
bills on Paris at sixty days, SIS "a 5.l3A.
Consols and American securities were quoted t,s,ls
in London to-day and on the previous dates men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

Today-Active vs. Atlantic; Union grounds. Anne
ricus Vs. Athlete, at fremont.
TomorrOw-Eckford vs.. Irvington; Union grounds.
Saturday-Mutual vs.. EckfOrd; Union grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06


main, as usual, very hrm.
Important Meeting Of Tobacco Manufac turers.
The New York state Fine Cut" Tobacco Associa.
ton held O meeting at the Aston House yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of considering those por.
tions OF the new Internal Revenue law which relate
to the manufacture and sale OF tobacco. The follow.
ing gentlemen connected with the trade were
present:-Mr. Sedler, representative Of Lorillard 4
Co.; D. II. McAlpin. New York; W. E. Lawrence.
representative OF @. B. Miller Sons; W. GAIL OF Gail
4 Ak; David Campbell, New York city; Mr. Greer
Albany; Mr.. Skinner Spottswood, n. j.; Mr. Bramm
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. Nix, Elmira, n. Y. Mr.. Shells
Albany, N. T.; Mr.. Fegner, Baltimore; Mr.. Grant
ithaca N. "; Mr.. Payne revenue oficial; Mr.. Flagg
of Hoyt Flagg; $. s. Edmonston, Of s. g. Ed
monston 4 Brother; Mr. Rice, Albany.
Mr.. Charles Siedler OF the nrm OF Lorilard 4 Co.,
read the following letter.
OrrICR OF INTERVAL REvENUE,}
WAsHINGTON, August g. 1858 y
srR-In TO your letter Of the let Instant
say your statement (secon siyy tbree
Immediately bond fled The sign your building
must before the 10Th Of month
The number Of factory TO be determined and ned
The packing In boxes and packages az described in sec
ton siywo required from the date OF the passage Of the
do not understand that persons engaged in the manufsc
quired 10 make inventory prior 10 January l. 1869
Full Instructions now ready Tor the printer and will bs
furnished 10 q few days. Yours respectfully,
THOS. HARLAkpl Deputy Commissioner
LoRtLLARp, Esq, ts 10 and % Chambers street, NY
The different provisions OF the oct "a applied 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
Base Ball Notes.

The Suffolk Club, of Huntington, has applied 70
admission to the State Association.
The Lansingburg folks assert that the Atlantic
are afraid to go up to Troy and play the Hay
makers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HuGHEs-BARER.-In New York. on Wednesday,
August 8, by Rev. DR.. Gallaudet, EDWARD 5. HUGHES
to ABBIE G. BAKER, both OF this city. No cards.
MISREPRESENTATION Wednesday. August 5, at st.
James Cathedral Brooklyn N. Y, by the Rev.
Father McSherTy WILLIAM WILSON to AGNES BOYLE,
both OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August 5-6P.M.
The market depressed by the continual adverse
of the Liverpool accounts and sellers obliged submit
to further recession Of per lb the low grades
than &C., at which decline only very moderate
business contaminated. The sales $40 bales of
which $50 bales bought for mills $50 bales on
speculation. The nominal quotations the close fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06


for wheat was excited by the
from Europe and advanced g. 7c spring
wns n 4 IN at Smp s. ae. er s sSSa
:s1s - ST. S 9 Sr Hna s So S9
STATE . 8 xSs Tsnns.sss y for white c.nads
seS rn
SGsas aa beng SS.h %.: at
Barley and ms % duh Rs and
FRTIGHrs were only moderately active bu. rates were
hgs in cases The Liver
~ .s% &C.:
S;ss e he sas s j. s s S.sa s
w SS bs S1sS & Continent o% s and
delphi. TO dEsc. por. on The Contingent private
81 for s' ss .s sISy
for short do Receipt. light ..,r .,.. -,
limited mmed.ss wants son:um:rs Prcs. e %ePs
ss ss a. &C., @ and s a'' s
H.xr;.Mans was firm at ioc losc, gold Jue
'iS ss in our las.
eosiaSsd q rule duh and heavy
S, all d The G ,ssn.g snS
12s 6sc Cuba centrifugal Ssc ssc and Porto Rico &C.
s So also a5g.S e 5 s1 !,
.s.l 90 :s M s.ss a. :. 8 i .sS Is
.s. g. e. 1 sG Va. .!s.ss "a e.:
Is = FOR wilmington; sales so Sbls Wilmington sprs
oiI.S Lr.ssa held higher at 81 @.sl 10; we heard
wa. demand al sSo1, former prices Xso"
go tons were reported sold for future delivery private
PTSys,oss package. cut meats. tn. mar
ana h..vy, however, with SOS Is cash s2s g for
sSs ~ i: :sf. ss' S s:,::
sss sS1 s 3d. nes asa 20 s % s
a s,as. head S''s s9n IS for 70 p Ts
'ps ' 80 ss and ;s s ~ 10 t.%:
there small sales only at s97 sS Cut meats we're In
t II e! Arm sa %
p Sy lfS fSs mossa so dol
asc. fof bagsed DO quiet but arn se
city sDS long s s' g s Sr e sG
&c. steam ' sSG S 81 s'if sr
a ss $50 DO crude
y
% S. g. @ s "a. % n %.s s
FL Boo &. e. $s Xxx;
x y. ss ss Is Fsssss Pss e.
%.5 s .: :nq 70 rather Ike a.Ts s. e :s. 200
do for the last half do at %c 2Ooo do from September
December, 3c and 1000 do for September At &c.
Rior.Carons continued heavy at loo. llc, while Ran.
COON arm al &c. SIC.
previous prices lie lc for fair 70 good refining
Cuba The demand still principally from rehners. The
comprised 936 hhds at s2c for Cuba also 1859
boxes IKE s8kc Refined was fair request and steady
previous prices, via l6c 6sc for hard, 4zc l5Ac
for son white and i3Ac. ntc. for yellow.
SEEpensced continued IN demand Sales $500 bags In
Boston, Al SO - u.s. gold duty paid Other kinds were
sTRARfNs vas moderately active and 6rm The we're
$500 lbs, within the range of 1870. a l91sc.
TALLow In moderate request and firm, and sales were
made OF 10000 lbs, At l24c. al2rc
WHtsKRY.-R Receipts, 8 bbs The market continued mod.
eratey Sales 600 bbs, bond, at $780,,
closing with sellers generally asking Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

y No. iisS, inclusive, ssS2 200
9Ico Dou.i ~ sne $50
So nsis 70 we each 800
ss9 nei. ss e sas s.Ov saoo
Ss ssso in nc na s', 400
Approximations TO the second $500 Prte-From No.
fSl2 to No. 1920 inclusive, each. S2oo
Prizes paid IN gold Information furnished The highest
rates paid Doubloons all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR A Co. Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

According TO the returns OF the Bureau OF Stats
tics the imports OF foreign goods at all the ports OF
the United states In the first eleven months Of the
fiscal year ending June go 1868, were described and
valued as follows in CON- freight and duty unpaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

Total $40 sSs,935 s,4o2s1 sl2s7s4S sss7 ,a4ssSl
The exports from the United states to foreign
ports during the same period were valued as sub.
Joined in gold, the amount being ascertained by re-
ducng the currency value to coin at the current pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL estate YESTERDAY.

TRANSFERS IN sRw YORK oIrY.
leecker ST es, o1 II OF Perry, 994xlS9xS lOtx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-06

BALTIMORE The market for leaf has again ncatvs
on account OF the limited receipts and hnness OF
factors Advces regarding the Maryland crop IN the ground
some unavorAbe There but few vessels
ing nj present. shippers buy but sparingy The
inactivity Ohio and other kinds though holders rs.
m I'm AZ usual, very Erm.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

u which. there are many in dire necessity for
food fuel and raimcnt.
General Elliott W. Kirc OF Oskaloosa and
Lieut., Col TLnd IT, stanton OF WASHINGTON
Iowa, are in the city stopping at the Mas
tional
Colonel Penn Clark Of Iowa City anl Hon.
y. Cooley OF Dubuque ure associated here
together in the Law. understand they are
long rel hot" business pros pering hpc,
lv.
Colonel John \ Joycc OF Dubuauc--onc Of
our most promising Young men-has gone and
committed malrimony. The act was done
premedita'ed'y, with malice, prcpcnsc and
iorc''ough' as The lawyers say. Miss
Katie Parting Of New York is the fair bride
Their many warm friends in the National
Metropolis wish them health, wealth. prosper.
ity and long life
W, ". tl4, Esq, Of Fairfield has been ap,
pointed 10 a position of prof, and trus, al the
capitol. lie was q member Of Company II"
ID, Iowa Infantry and served his country
faithfully. lie is fine rennan Possesses
good business qualifications generally,
and the appiontment is one emEently wor-
lily.
ruroMAc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17
A T / . N A l. REP LICAN
COM TION.

The undersigned constituting the National
Committee designated by tho Convention held
~ baltimore GA the 9TH Of June, 1864 do an
point that Il National Convent on at the In
lou Republican party be held nj the Ci;y oi
chicago Ill. on Wednesday, the 2ti!l nf May
next, al ~ o clock NJ, for The rarruse Of nom
mating GA ntlidates for tie utliee of President
anal Vice Prcsiirn, Of the United States
Each STATE in the lnitel States is authorized
TO be represented in said Convention by the
nainAcr al delegates equal to ice the num-
Der OF Senators and Representatives to which
each State is entitled in The National Con
Fr"Ss- We invite the cooperation of ali cit
jzcns Who rejoice that our great civil war
has happily Terminated in the discontinue Of
rebellion; who would hold that the unitN and
integrity Of the Republic and maintain III,
paramount. right TO tic utmost of lis own ex-
lstanee whether imported by secret conspir-
aey or armed force: Of all friends of an eco
homical administration Of The public exncna-
lture, OF tho complete cytrratiun of the pyin-
rrles and policy Of Slavery, OF the speedy
reorganization Of these States whose govern
inenis were destroyed by the Rebellion, and
their permanent restoration of tlicir proper
practical relations with the United States in
accordance Will, The true principles of repub>
liean government.
Mincts L. WARD, ofNcw Jersey. Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17
ORIGINAL NoncE.-srArE or IOWA

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
- Tana County, IS: To Charles O'Connor
ion are hereby notified TINT on or before the
9TH day Of February, A. D. 1863, there will
be on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama county, Iowa, petition
Of Ephraim L Shaw claiming Of yop the fore.
closure Of n certain MDrts6,e, aud
that unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon Of the second
day Of the next term Of said court, being the
February term Of said court. for the year A.
D. 1868, commencing on the third Monday Of
February \. b. 1868, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated Toledo LAWRENCE 4 FREE
Iowa, Dec. %, 81 Attorneys for ri #.
v2n1wis2 pub. fec So. s.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17

4 STEAM GRiST AND SAW MILL for sale
~ NJ Center Point, Linn county, Iowa.
basement story 30 BY 10 feet stone pair Of
foot Burrs, = No. ! smut mills and y good
Get Of wool cards. 2 twenty foot bolt reels,
engine east side Of the mill, stone basement
II BY 36 feet. engine forty horse power, A No.
engine 6y wheel II feet in diameter weigh.
ing sixty hundred pounds, one forty foot
boiler outside Of the mill. Also 50 acres Of
land 20 acres cleared, one good steam saw
mill, houses on the farm and : good thrifty
orchard Of four hundred and City bearing
apple trees, cheap for cash. For further par
ticulars address Edmund Hsatcr, Tame City,
Tans cosaty, Iowa. liz jim.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-17
-tttU1I VHs IVi IIIIItII.
Notwithstanding fee $3.50.

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - STATE OF IOWA.
" Tama County, IS: III the District Court
William NJ Stout against Snrall L Coffin, 81 al.
TO Sarah Coffin and r l; Coffin, defend
ants. You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of said Tama county, Iowa. a
petition Of William N Stout, claiming Of you
the specific performance Of certain contract
in said petition more particularly set FORTH
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fcnd before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said court. commencing at Toledo.
Iowa, on the 18th day Of February, 1858. de.
fault will be entered against you and judg-
mcnt rendered thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1868.
STRUBLR s. BRADSHAW.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
yOn2wlsO-pub fee 81