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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

REMEMBER McGcc & Gillette gnaran-
tee to give entire satisfaction in all goods and
work. Be careful and 60 to the right place.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

FaEsH AnKlvALs.--At Campbell s. Collins
you get all kinds of fresh Groceries. Call
and get some of the best green apples in
town.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

issue of s0ne Thousand Dollars Reward
b. W job 3 new remedy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

ISrLExlBLE-From and after this date Jan.
81 1868 all legal advertising, must be paid
for at the time Of insertion. If.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

rHaSEs.-IIon j. w. Grimes, will please
accept our thanks for valuable books Of n
public nature, sent us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

II Yor WANT Bee Hive in which you can
divide Bees with ease, call on lsiah Honey
we'll, Toledo Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

For SALEs-The REPUBLICAN, Printing Office is
offered Tor sale, also the printing Office build
ing Poor health is one reason for selling
out. The Office is doing o paying business
For particulars as TO terms &C., address the
undersigned.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

Blanks FOR SALE.--All kinds Of Blanks for
sale at the REPUBLICAN, office. Parties dcsr-
ing abstract Of Title" Blanks can get them
by calling at this Office, or any other kind Of
Blanks needed, such as Deeds, Mortgages,
Chat'cl and Real, Justice Blanks, District
Court Blanks, Quit Claim Deeds, SC. &c. II.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13
J. 7. RICE.

TRuE.-Thc only First-cass Jewelry Store
IN Toledo is Mc0ee & Gillettes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

Locals, 25 cents n line first insertion, each
subsequent insertion, Is cents per line. If.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

II. I. Willard is authorized to receive sub
scifptioHt for this paper, make contracts FOR
job work and advertising.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

Reading on every page Of the REPUBLICAN
Agricultural column on fourth page.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

OUR AIM ISTO APPOINT A LOCAL ACT
~ in every town, through whom al ordsrs
must come.
FlNkI.E e. LYON s. M, Co..
No SS7 HrOa Il syny, New YOrA.
W. J. CARSON, AcESr
off TOLEDO Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

THE FINkLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
i Is tLc only family machine in the world
that will sew linen thread with the same ia
cili,y that il Toes cotton or silk.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

THE FINKIE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
i has the only "shuttle-carr,er' that over
comes all friction Of shuttle, and protects the
thread from oil in the shuttle race.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
l. is the only lock-sti,ch machine that has
its needle "self-setting,' 50 that the needle
cannot be set wrong.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

THE FINKLE& LYON SEWING MACHINE
i is the only straight needle machine that
has positive stake up" requiring no change
Of tension in running from one kind Of goods
to another.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13
NOTICE.

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UNITED STATES INTERNAL KENENU i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

In the REPUBLICAN you get all the Legal Notices,
Sheriff Sales notices all in the County and
all Tax Salesthese YOU get only through the
In it you will get full synopsis OF
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

We are ashamed show coors stand for the right
We shall continue to make the bold consistent
and high toned advocate of the principles of the
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

Mew yprf II, Mai. % d6ne|
g. 9. Demo-
frat er;dblt: Gin Mtt9ltep Der biefz
gen ppltset ienbet Der Ertbune .fplaenbe
tntere1ante Gptlpbe aus bent uliauftonb
tes SabreS 1868 in SEEM yprf:
u@m IS. Sult 1868 wurbe cine Mnz
sabl Der 5u ben unterenprecints nerStaot
%9ebyunren Yoli;eimaGt 1T bet City Sail
Sur Grbaltun9 bcr &ube in &sierye 9ez
balten. Da FAINT ein 8eridt, I'M erlten
precinct babe man %te9onneu, he 9le9er
ST mproen. @ir sp9en aus, ba5 @prbaz.
ben im&eim "a ct ttfe1 nno mpllten na6
elmer patrpuirun9 in rer 1. u,,b 2. Warp
rah City 9all suriidfebre>1. Die 2eute
npm 26. precinct ur1tsr Capt. 3. Tbprn
fan1e1 80 Waun itarf rurG Na1ounr.
Sis mir uns Der Grib1tne Sffee ndber>
ten, iaben mtr 8Ider urb Napierc aus
ben Tenitem merf en. Da nen aarsc11
9fadmitta9 bereit5 rapprtirt mprren >rar>
e5 lplle bic GrtbuneSf ice ser tprt ,percerl
l6lp6en mir aus bent> mas mir 1aben,
poB Der Sanba9el iein @erf be9cnnen
babe.
Capt. 5bpu1 pbue Salt su epmmaneiz
rem rtel: Sun9enS! sic baten bic SRI
bune attafirt. <5altet feit suiommen.
&ubi9! 2abt ie cure &niippel fiiblen.
8prwdrt8 i'm Dpppell9ritt-M arlh "
Bie Der 8lis 9elan9teu mir an Die Gde
rer Spruceitr. uto 9rifen ben &plfsbauz
fen an. Ber ntdt 1pfort ben Weg ein9,
wurbe nierer9el9la9en. Gini9e Minuz
ten lang mar bic Sade aufresenr, Sc
BET Ypn u11@ .be9rif, cob iein 9eben an
einen Taeen binA wenn ntdt raid 9ez
banoelt puree. Der NIbelbaufen ,1bltf
5000 perl pnen uro mir >paren 1,ur 80,
Mber 1ptr pare1 Ter Muf9obe 9e,pa9]er,
Sn ment9er ais Yter Minuteu trieben nil
ete 8ronptifter aus Der Gribune office
uap traten NIT I'M ern Tiben cas- Tel1e,
aus, reldeS ite teretts anoeleot hotten
ylidt mebr, ais ott pper seln yp>1 une
famen 1T bic SfFce. Die lletrieen trie:
Yen BEN Wlpb had, ber Tranffort1 TT. rnt
iiber ben @ql1arc III ben parf, Oie&prz
9dn9e %erei9neten 1t6 i%nnerbalt se9n Mi:
nuten, bis 5u wel1er 3eit mir ypr De,
Mannlbafi ces unteren Yrecincts yer:
ltdrft wurben> Darouf trieben mn ii
Gmpprer rurd rcn parf mad, Brpop:
may"
2nft1Niffabrt.-G Gin Deutld:
Nmertfaner> NaaenS &auf nann bat eli
neues SYftem Der 9uftidifabrt eroaht
pas rpufanri9 rrn Slug pe5 @psels
!, nadabmt. Cine m69lidf cpmpenpibie
farfe Dampfmai6ine bene9t 2 rieii9
Tli9el, welde pas @diT 1dmetenp Uni
: fprtbewe9enp Dalterl rpabreno 2 turbinen
E artise Tlii9el bic @teuerur19 belor9e1
= &aufmann baut ebe1 ei1eMppelmalbtr1
+ bic 80 Str. pie9en lpu u11p eineWfo l9in
t BON 1870 Yferrefroft bat. Diele|bs fol
auf Der Musleuun9 Der 2uftl9tfrs@e
1elldaft int ndditen SUM- teim &rifol
, palolt prpbirt merben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Der unter,etanete bat bic Nseatur fur bic aa9fepe
t~euau,ten Mdsrbauserdtbidafteu: Canton Speep Stu
Tea, Cafes DreFdmai@taen. gDcpb's @e!frafsr, Q9oDb's
Wowtne astad mcat Deeb'S tuo 0beei 0ras.Dtafatns,
kirbp's gcaper uab GtDper, .,gufape" Reaper unt
Wowe-, ,,8udepe" tho gDbsei Slower, GreelEpr Drip
ter, Beaver Dam Broad CAT S6smaf6tne. boafanstres
A%ADrttmeN: sOn paaesn. Maeins gDdesr. GiM trFs"
gIprtim emit soa Gy:ra. Wtaiatnea Gbettin fir Eistee1
Ut Iss lets az 5aus.
s. Z. sUfetrwr,
2 Velteui6 TIC
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
Oebr. Winiu5 Il. DunbQr's.
6eanGS1eDe aaater
'Wil(ius Bros, & Dua6ag,

81. YauI R ;uRssGaga.
CTR hbe.nehmsn Sic Bsip.5uas alsr sans 3agsiaa
eseSTssen Gcladfse, unp spar spr;uespssfs e:
l. Mnnabme prn Dspp|iten.
Veleer, ws!&e BET urs ~bsrsntrt msrbeu, febsn isss;-
s ssn:s ssat %s'ssfF' ssi EIsaS;epsa :;t t 81 g sss It s;;S}: IS q:
@eifsr r~srshtsn pir 6 @rrssat Sasersfsn.
z. 0e!p=Msm|e!.
opia' S,iser aSs fremse Mianssa tauisn usa ssrssu.
Ten MIR fets susa Sases-Geusie.
). Mnfouf UNI Yerfauf bon DeG1js!n,
gs1 s,'tea 8aaaaters-9trmsn ausseneate gneaisl lon.
aDir s~ertaufen Dsaisi auf Wss-surf. St. acais, gs..
s siass E Stas;S iss5 =: !; ss ran ,sTIs o 1Is he tsr 3 s1ss;: rs
s~raiFrsn mir II. i. asf %fslssaSs p ias gaT S9S:'s' 3''
Mue6bur9, 8a1sl 8srIia DrsreY. EslsI,
epelens, gSln, 6:onfiurt 4. 81, 2sip~
sta, 2cuoou< M}annhsin:, W?uuaya.
Nirntey9, 5traFbusa, Stutaart, Gzrist
Misn, SC.
4. G%lnSIsbu2la r3u Weiosrn.
aetr tsiSrsea bas gelettirsn stn Nuteu unO sauls-
lGetnen aler Mrt @rgl6afte1 u. |. 70. IN aQen Gbetltn
@urppas nne Der Ser. staaten. Dasu erfurber1i6e ga
pierre, ais @pa!aadteu, gerstb.lei funs -urfunben, Esb-
S1satsealtisteit, aa uns t~eipresn re euainiartiSs D..
slaubtsuns Der elbcn.
PEI yssenesrtn aasr sara nns TT eurppa s~tnsss,ss-
lsse @ea"'1ns Seppntrtsn @elssr saelsn ptr Bier /:
Wclb aus.
). Wussabluna son gslDern.
Der yeeenmertb sen Setrd GET, Medic uus ,uu 3pe.
Der Iu5sahluns TT Deuti&lanp resr Ser Sapei, aupee
Ortidaften mpbaeuSen Gmrfameern tpaenfrei ing Se er
lenesn une t0nnen unlere Muftrasasbsr bic Guittunscr
%per[elten feiaer 3eit in Gmsfans nehmsn.
s. Gerfauf Spr Da1ons e5uetnen
sr usberfatrt BON Bremen, @ansurs ,ns atpsraapI
mad s(cm.grrs. per eeseidtF rssr 4anpfbest. ISL
Snlans-ga ha se[detne sur Netis spn Meu- sr-3 - e.
pau! iu niebrtsnem preiieu.
Z. BeSabluae DON Iarcr
n iebem abeile Ses @taatss, Mntauf uns Des.uuf DOE
Srunbetssnttum gessn Grmnsii'pn &C. &c.
s. Bereinia!ssS faassn Bouss
aaer art, ais 5-20e-, 10=i0sr uas 7-3Osr ;aufsu uus
%rertaufsa MIR SUM Gases=GourIe.
OehrIcer Wiuius urn Durtas.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

.a@ D+J- W1eeeer,
ksasaBsssaesRR 5ottler uno @srferttssr oon
Dferpez@e1btrrer
sStraBs, st. paul, ssBsnuber SIRIUS Sotsiu
!8lod, oherbatb Dem y aantsrtfan~Spu1e".
p5eroegslairrsn, 5dttel ,BaTcl ,&oasn. ao''
*. irtmer oorrdthid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
WprtieBwns futes.l

Spnopn q. &prtl-Der NDn,iral
p,ins Moalbert BON preuben unb Der
preubtl9e Botldafter 0raf 8ernfuf
uebF mebreren preubiiden uro bpdfebens
BET, en9lliben Sffcieren tei9tisen beute
ben @tapellauf be5 bier 9ebauten preubiz
f1en panserldtfe8 &5nte Milbelm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
yarmer nnb @dnDler Qufoe=
paBtl
@;rp6er 8tebmerft

BeQe Wlaine, 5eptt Gpunty> Minnelota,
jebet1 ;psiten Dienlas int Mpnat.
Ser srits Wiarft Fnbet am LIZ. Mcif. 8. ftotf'
soruer il, Ser llmesaenS uus Sansler in ser Nate u: Jerne
usrber wpbltblln, bisien Martt 81 beiu@en. OaB.l'9 enc
arpse Ansupt &aufer uno Nertautsr eiHI'tSei '1oeea III e "a
S%ntere1e einss Sstsa. Oarum sehet sum 9'sPHart' q" ~
Mai. Die 8srrY iibsr SEN Winncipta 1T fret.
5osimt SIM Nuftraat les Committees
SpbnGn| lei | nno 50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

- Die Mb1idt Der aaiiertt1, nit tbrem
@pbne mad Nom gu %paQfabrtel uadt
b6iesBlut, Gugente 1T bic erobe
6eboebanof6ub 6ertn ps5
Dartfer 2ebeus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
ATTENTION
EAPnERS AND DE3LERS
CATTLE AND I1oRsEFAIR

Belle Plaine, Seat ICounIy, Man,
Every second Tuesday each Month,
the first to be held on the 18th day
of May, 1868.
Farmers and dealers 10 Stock llV-
Dg in the neighborhood, or farther
#, will find it to their advantage to
visit the Fail. Come n and all, In
order to secure perfect success. Fer
nv across the Minnesota free. by or
der of the Committee.
INT JOHN CAsTELL & Co.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
@apttDl SauS,

Deut19e8 Sat- unb Boarotng ; Dau5,
SIDE ter Wabafbao unb nevnten @traSe>
BON Sulta8 @epl.
Dtefes fpeben tn BEN neaen 1ebdube, Benz capitol &C.
aeuater, trrtdtete Gtabltdement btetet ben eeetrteu Ga.
hen aueer Der freuabIt&asn Btsttnsns TN Nas e1 etneu
,.Das bette gter pom 3apfsa Rari unb rein
,unb ieuf'aen eabetrant. eeewdtlt uas fttn.
,,Gisarren, faupsl @laub:. zeutf&e. uaetnsm
Wcrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
WQrbeu HttD @Qu8,

Deutihe5 Ga T. anb Boarpina = haus,
Gte Der At'n uuo aRinnsfpta- 5tv1gs
Ct. paui. M!nn.
SON 6snry Bodenfel b.
DtIeS 1peben BON mr. s,SHnets u. auf's 9au.
bsrRe une BslusnIs Elm 4esi6tete @aI' IEb
Boarsiastaus csu1hyt ';sen,ben uis1ofaanGss.
aus%sessidastes Qpeis, nutsn Eifb uno foitbe Se'
bteung i5e.saupt. 50 smpfebls saielbs b;sr.
NIT btlters he,n 9csbrssn seatlden @ublitun,.
6enrp DpdenfelD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
4, mtnnefDta $ans,
II DeuNhes Gait ,lro Boarotngs9 aus
~ bon 8ermaun Gtrfter.
Miuneapplt5 Mfrn.

Dem seutiGen Wublitun, hermit bic ersesens
Mn3eiae, baB i'd rnetr neu eiueertdtetes 9auS
nit alsm Comfort fit bic seebrten 0Gfs aaf's
GoafomrasnFe Derieben une Rets. harauf talteu
rerbe, mir ben Beifaa Bon Rofgdasera unS
&infsbretosa bur5 aaesnebnes 9eatS, etns
woblSerfsbne Eofel uub bic f.eane!ibfe 9eete-
hung III sewi,nev. Sir ben Waslpaan babe i'd
burd Die beas 5!aIung geioyes, 800
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

ten Der S"agtf6HetIen, 10 ~ 1d1en, AeEdu>
4ert unp cine Turbe nod puntler ais pte
ber taraibil8en @iloen eeaeben batter.
@tnt9e tYstBe 6aarloden melde t@ uns
ter ber ii usr, iiter Die S@ldfe berabaez
aoee1en M1Be berportoblen, boten nod
ben Observation-Disclosures Son ietner punf-
len @e69tefarte. rpdbreno Die i9wor;en
Muaenbrauet nit BEN, S9nee ieinss
6auptss lebbaft cont.oflrten. @te cue
@ltecer Der bastil&en &aee bate ct etne
LANCE @effult unp cine Male BON ter Goru,
etnes @etetl@' .atels. @robe itntredte
&unselu, bur@;oaen elet6 S~attbteben
con oben big unten feline Wan9en.
Cine Wrt 9turee nit pe,fGo6enen Grei.
i'm, beren Garben Elm Waler (@werIi9
tdtte beRtut men t6nneu, beptdte sur 6dlf>
te feline abeenuets Gbamotsmete. DE an
n!s!en @tellen f@mar;c bura Neitune
bes 6arnti9ss er;euate 6lsde b!tden lief,
ben1 pterre mar Soloat eereisn, u1o
etniae ueberbletblsl leiner .milttdrtideu,
&ultuH8 nererbten auf feline bIresrlige
Sraht. Setne balbweften &etnfleioer
ltseen @ewebe uno Settle zines @tofsS 10
beutlt@ ieber> ais mare IS Elm cameras
fir bic @t,deret eerpeien, aud mur-ss
16uer au beitmmen, ub Der Stcf 9atl>
met, Sud- oper Setoe 1ei. s5eoe Safer
@cQe parldnef oerf9munben Don ptefe1
fahlen 8efnflefcern. Sfdtbore Nusbe1s
tsruneen, bu:6 cine 6anb eemadt, eie
ptelmebr ben Degen al6 pte Mdbnas
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

Tarmer'8 @pteI,
9trmiQiun @trabe, erl lie 9aus BON Der 9alinss
Terrp 2aubins,
5aRin9s, Minne pta.
Der ltnter;ei&nete n,adt tas 9ublttu,n barauf aufuertla.n
bb er ienen alien Ylas neu etngeri&ttt unb @aes %ssrbe1srt.
Die anaenehnnen eoets fur Reilenbe rhb bic bette Staaurs
fir bic Ibiere fntet man BET ibm.
q. Nobel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

59ug Der NuSwanEerer.-
Der it SerIiu 9ebtlpeteGeretn 5umSdub
Der NuSwanberer BAT eth Gpmmi0Ipn
l,a6 8reu,fn unp 5a1nbur9. eatlenpet.
Gielelbe beitebt aus Deu 5erren Baron
ben 3abpe Gapt.z2ieutenant 8erenpt,
g. R%aufmann (au6 5amburg) uno
Griiblbley. 2eBtersr 1T Der @enerale9ent
oes 8ereina.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
1eutitbe SerfOerun06:
Igentnr
BON %eter &bneiot

BON Neter 9hneiSer.
Office: Ode Der st Eeter nns 9. Strass.
ppfbor: SO. 221.
Der llnter3cthnete enofeblt I'D BEN geebrten publt.
fun, ais Maent FIR adt Der befen DerI1 erunasee(eu.
i&aften bts 9anbes uab barunter bt: Netna. 9artfurt.
YbSxtr uuS Mrdfcrt.
Su aaen son ibn, auf aenommensnVe It'd eruaesn ptsq
bic srS6te phuftlthtett unb @eeqttdt beobadtet.
alO 6ut &eter 8dsnetoer.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-05-05

HAND WRITING PEcULIARITIEs.-
It is a remarkable fact that no one
can ever get rid Of the style of hand
writing peculiar to his country. IF
he be English, he always writes in
English style; if German, Italian or
Spanish, in the style peculiar to his
nation. Professor B states am
acquainted with Frenchman who
has passed all his life in England, who
speaks English like one of our own
countrymen, and writes it with ten
times the correctness of 90 in 100 Of
us; but yet who cannot, for the life
of him, initiate our mode of writing.
| knew Scotch youth who was edu-
Gated entirely in France, and who re.
sided Is years in that country, mixed
exclusively with the French people
but who, although he had French
writing master, and perhaps never
saw anything but French writing in
his life, yet wrote exactly in the Eng.
lish style; it was really national in
stinct. In Paris, all the writing mas
tiers profess to teach the English style
of writing-but with all their profes.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-05-05
y =" , ~
Tho Crawchav family fl

70 The Crawshay family, the
wealthiest in Wales, is said to have
made its colossal fortunes from very
small beginnings. In the last cen
fury the original Crawshay, then a
farmers son, rode to London on his
pony (his sole property to seek his
fortune. He began by sweeping out
the warehouse of an ironmonger.
The ironmonger had been success
fully specializing in sending out iron
pots to America, and his apprentice
observed that if the Americans used
SO many pots they must want hooks
to hang them on. Whereupon the
master not only took the hint, but
kindly determined that Crawshay
should send them out, and that he
would lend him money for that pur-
pose. Upon this venture was real
lied $500, and from that time the
farmers son moved rapidly upward,
being first taken into partnership by
his master, and ultimately becoming
an iron king in South Wales, whose
descendant, lately deceased, has left,
it is computed. above s150,00o,o0O
in personal property alone, besides
enormous real estates
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-05-05
~" Reading Matter on Every Pag

BoUaURTs, BEANS, ETc.-Some
of our kind lady friends have been
making us, of late, the grateful re-
'cipient of certain numerous floral as
we'll as legumibous and other favors
Bouquets Of beautiful, rare and fla
grant flowers, worthy to grace a
princess's boudoir: snap beans, the
first of the season, freshly culled
from the garden and so savory and
tender, when cooked, as would tempt
the palate Of the most inveterate
anti-vegetarian cream curd, that
would uncurdle the most curdled
heart of the genus homo and cause it
to o'erfow with the mix Tor cream)
of human kindness. And so we
might 60 on enumerating other taste
full and lastly conceived compli
ments rendered US by our friends Of
the fair sex, only we do not like be-
ing averse to cruelty to animals), to
excite the envy and harrow up the
feelings Of those old bachelor editors
in New Orleans, New York and such
other out-of- the-way villages, where
they have to get all their nice things
from second, third or fourth hands, in
little driblets and at the expense of
huge ante-prandial or post prandial
puffs. y
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the co.
In partnership heretofore existing In this city
between r. VAZQUEZ and @. QUINTERO, under
the name aud firm Of vAZQuEZ 4 QUINTERO,
is dissolved by mutual consent, dating from the
LIST ofAprii, 1868.
Mr.. vAZQUEZ, who becomes by this arrange
ment, sole proprietor of the business, is fully
authorized to settle all the outstanding business
Of the concern.
Mr.. QUiNTERO, in retiring, returns his CRATE
full Acknowledgements to the friends of the late
firm tor their kind and liberal patronage, and
Despeaks for his successor, Mr.. VAZQUEZ, con-
tlnuance of the same.
}55 FERNANDO vAZQUEZ,
apr7 CAMILLE QUINTERO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, -
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, ss
WIN. p. JOHNSON for use of L. DUNCAN OF ii,
VS.. Mrs. CLARA ADAMS. fNo. 894.1 gl
DY VIRTUE Of writ of alias Il fa.,
ID issued in the above entitled suit.
and to me directed from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, have seized and will ex-
pose to public sale, at the Court House
door of said Parish, on < Se tf
Saturday, the 9th day Of June next,
A. D., 1858, at II o'clock a. NJ, Of said
day, all the right, title, interest and claim
of the Defendant, in and to the following
describedsproperty, to-wit:
! A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND measuring 1925 arpents situated in
the district of Baton Rouge s miles North
east of the now parish and town OF East
Baton Rouge, bounded on the South by
Garrett Ropplys and William Marshall; on
the North, by William Harris, Francis
Wise and William Russ; on the West by
William Rapply, and on the East by va.
can't lands. s
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
of Judgment, interest and cost claimed
In the above suit.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement. srsaa,s
mays r. J. BIRD, Sheriff.
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ANNA DICKINSON ON GEN. GRANT.
The gentle Anna is one of the ablest
and most popular orators in the pay
of the Radical party. She has done
good service for the party in times
past. just now she appears to be
stumping it in the interest Of those
Radicals who do not favor the nomi.
nation of Gen. Grant. Anna spoke
at Elmira last week, and took occasion
to hit the man who does not talk some
severe blows. She warned and threat
ened in her loving way. She said !:
"The Radical party cannot live
upon the memory of its good Deeds"
"Your works in the past won't save
you"
"You Radicals shirk the unpopular
necessity of putting the black race for.
ward"
""You want to cover up the negro
with Grant" - .2s 'f''
"Uuless you give the Northern ne.
gro the ballot you won't get the sup
port of the negroes South"
at is not sufficient that Grant was
a soldier. Mcclellan was soldier.
Fitz John Porter was a soldier. 1t
is not sufficient to write against any
mans name-soldier"
"By nominating Grant you show
yourselves towards and poltroons.
"Grant is no standard bearer when
principles are to be fought for"
"Yon want Grant without plat
form for the sake of expediency and
winning the next election"
81 wouldn't have personal quar-.
rel with Gen. Grant. [ dare say what
great many men are thinking"
81 don't want Grant for President"
"Speech is silver. silence is golden"
"Grant's silence is leaden.'
"He must speak before he gets the
nomination"
"You can't 'hurrah for Grant and
win on that ISSUE"
"Shame, shame on those Repub-
licans who say: Il believe the black
man should vote in Louisiana, but
under no circumstances here in Elmi.
ra.' -.
"Disintegration stares the Radicals
in the face, because they are ashamed
to come out boldly and openly for ne
gro suffrage"
"Don't hide your principles, if you
have any, behind the smoke of one
mans cigar"
owe hardly know who to pity the
most, the woman who talks thus. the
party who put her on the stump or
the mao she has SO completely un-
horsed. Gentle Anna, how could you?
Have you no compassion, no mercy Z"
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Why Not Do 1t?

n OCAL consumers of Corn Meal-and that
l. comprises quite every family in the place
Gould do themselves a service and give material
q i'd to a home industry If they would but persist
in demanding OF their grocers that which Is man
uGactured on the spot.
FIR myself, will guarantee the product OF my
mills unsurpassed by that produced in any other
mills in the country. When the cost to you Is
no more than what you are required 10 pay for
the other, may not reasonably ask Preference.
apI2S JOSHUA BEAL