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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE IMMEDn7
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS.

AucTIoNRKR,
onss --A s~aasroo--s 90 bienviue strae
MONDAY, July rs. 1865, at Ie o'elo
w H., al the Merchants and Aucti0nsers Exchs0
Rey street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
virtue q an order from the Honorable w. H. Cooley I'D
Of the D tric court Of the parish Of Avoyees dated =
p 1868 the following described real estte will be sold 4
SEVEN LOTS or GROUND, together with all tne
prosements thereon rights ways, ssrvtudes privileges
advantages tbereuntO 0elon- ing any appertan
situated in the Faubourg kenion Third District Of this
in square No I, bounded by denty Road, Castgi oae
sine and O,Reiy stree Said lots designated by
Nos. & g 10, II, u, Is L. the whole aocordil q
made BY q A. De Armas, Civil Engineer and Archil
R7-TEKxs-CSsh in Q. S. Treasury Notes.
Act of sale, with u & Internal Revenue stamps sttsc
before howard Barnet notary public, at the Hurcna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
OCTOBER %, 1868.

as an intruder. And Mrs Gray looked
from one TO the other OF her children, feel
ing that surely God had rewarded her for
the hour when. with hot tears binding her
eyes, she had altered William garments
for her adopted son. only thinking OF him
as lying at the bottom of the ocean. Was
she not doutly blest and was her cup of Joy
pressed down. shaken together, and run.
ming over?" With what emotions did she
gaze upon her sou so miraculously restor-
eel
And the deacon said; reverently bowiug
has gray head, 80. give thanks unto the
Lord, for be Is good .lor his mercy endu-eth
forever.
And so it came to pass that the declining
years of Deacon Gray and his wife werc
gllded with duubIe glory and blessing.
till. like shocks OF corn fully ripe FOR the
harvest. leaning upon the double prop in
the weakness aud iniirmaties OF age. they
entered into the joys OF lhe Loud"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
vi | - & T. IL /. 4 Y Y
How the Double B.essiu, Came

Deacon Gray had habit. aud he carried
1t through hic of making the wants and suf.
lerinSs OF others in some sort his own. The
habit. or whatever else 1t 'nisht be ca He'd.
certainly increased with MS years. and his
worthy helpnatc ddring the long period Of
their welded life. through the influences OF
assimilation, and, above all. the heavenly
fruits OF a sancl,61d sorro.. had grown to
be modelled very nearly ai,cr the same pat.
tern.
So when the deacon sat down one wild
stormy night. paper aud speciseles in hand.
and related the news" which vas ia every
body's mouth as they seated themselves
around cheerful tea. tables aud blazing fires,
or gathered 10 social knots at the village
store, Mrs. Gray ceased TO rock back and
forth IN her arm chair. cushioned with hen ;
feathers. aud dropped her knitting work.
qlite regardless OF little black and white
kitten a, her side, which instantly put the
ball to the use feline fancy suggested.
Aud what will become OF Jcrryr
Fifty other people had asked the same
question ibst day; but coming from good
Mr.. Gray's honest heart. tho very word 5
sounded differently. like the same tune
played IN dissimilsr keys
/ The deaeon's eyes ~ 1t sough, the open
paper. fell on the shipping list, but it va,
quickly Withdrawn. as II the glance panied
him. Ill. answering remark most persons
would have thought decided digress ION
from the subject.
+ IL Is jus; three year, tonight, Mary since
~e heard our boy vas drowned.
We were expecting bim home from tba;
voyage and you put on your best ,iIk dress
iha, be bought for you IN Canton, and sci
the tea tab lc wnh the China set.
Mrs Gray's eyes sought the burning
cmbvrs. which flashed and flickered on the
never. io-be forgotten night and puss made
another tsngle IN the yarn.
a pain. sharp. choking stranglel her
William was her only son the pride Of their
hearts. brigh,.eycd. merry boy. But be
vas born within sight OF the sea. and from
be early childhood, when the blue mimic
ships that made wonderful voyages over
minnie oceans. all h.s thoughts aud desire.
centerod on ibc blue hcasiug waves with q
strange ia.cinatiou which BIS ioud parents
much a. they loved him. could not resist.
So William went 20 sea II almost b. oke
thy mothers heart. but when he ame home
from bu hrst VOYAGE 80 handsome aud
manly. viii the rich hcsltnl1I color flushing
his hrouked cheek, il thfObbcd With prld,
aud joy. a. only-a rnolber. heart knows.
Tie bad a story 90 tell. Far swsy from
home. but with al rs sweet inhuence'
hovrring around hi. path ike so many guar
dian angels. pacing the deck the starry
tropical nighl Watches. God bat NET hin
not 10 fame. not N the earthquake moi
the whitlwind. but in the ''stili small VOICE
Of love. The prayers Of Deacon Gray a.,
= his vile we're answered aud Willism wen
back TO tie ship that mos, noble sight VI
Coils earth, an open handed, open. hearte,
Christian sailor
Then came tbe shock. traced broa,
iurrov. OIL the good Deacon. d'! 'tr.
bowel bis tail, straight form, ard si.vere,
his wiie's brown hair but We drs~ a vel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
The Water Power Of Oxford County.

DgNMARK-FiTTEEN POWERS, OR MORE.
The most important OF these are situated
upon Moose Pond branch. the outlet stream
OF Moose Pond. which covers about / roo
acres. i, about seven miles long and from
40 TO 275 rods wide.
First, at the outlet CT the pond, az Den.
mark Corner" aud five miles from Saco
river. into which the stream omptics, is the
Outlet Dam" Thirteen feet head and
fall \ good stone dam seventy feet long
extends from the west bank. the remainder
OF the dam being OF wood for log slips and
flames for the use OF the mills. Saw mill, a
grist mill wish several runs Of stones, slave
mill and sbingle machine.
Second. twcnty-six rods below head and
fall Of nine feet. Good stone dam eighty
feet long, and a mill 26 by 56. three stories
high, in which there are saw mill, slave
mill. single machine. planning machine, and
various kinds u splitting saws.
Third, tbifty.seven rods below. new
stone dam nearly completed intended for
a starch factory. Head Of eight feet
Fourth. down said stream thirty rods
bead and fall Of fifteen feet, with a good
split stone dam, laid ia cement, and about
ninety feet in length lad upon solid ledge.
St.l dam h1ws an area Of about 700 square
rods. 4 save machine, shingIo maclsne.
clap.bolrd machine, Planing machine, kit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
p EFT r Y.
flor the oxford Dcmoera,
Autumn Evening Musings
MT wM. W. MAXIM.


q wha, say the winds tonight
They sre whispering low and loud
And the northern .ky o'sr the distant hills,
iswrappsd in blaEipg .hrou4.
There IL health Ia the brariag air.
There 1. strength In the cooling breeze.
From the hili where 'tis .wayius the giant limb,
ofthe rcd leGfcd maple tr,e..
Say no, ,ha, the autumn tim.
forrshaiossa season Of gloom
us season Of splendor the most sublime.
In a bright New Eagiand home
New Ensisnd's the place for me.
have loved her hills 90 well,
And the love 6-ar Tor her p.oplc too
No language oi earth can tell
Bat the autumn. the farmers time
And he loves lt best OF all
when the corn peeps out from its husky she'll,
And the riPsnsd apples fall.
say not that the yellow leaf
l. a picture of death and decay,
Nor mourn and look back with ehc.rlc.s eve.
For the spring that has passed away
- never look back aud Sigh
For the days ,hs; arr pas, and gon-.
Fof the mind tina, Is r,sh, viii enjoy the Sigh,
AL the journey OF life al 4ns.
lis Iofticr mind than ours
That is ruling ths winds toni sht.
A power hat Ia able from daTkn~.. ard gloom
To usher the paSc.t light.
Let ns hop when the AHtunn is passed.
for the spring that t. yet to b.,
Thea tn" wiHier's oo!d snd - drathIy blast,
Like pleasant dream will dee.
For Se know that withoat this death,
Therr l. no resurrection here,
And ,hps- Who are waitinS In hope tonight
No death nor decay can fear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

Charity never fsils.-Prophecies shall
fail when their mission is accomplished.
Tongues shall cease, for there will be but
one language spok en- in Heaven. KnowI-
edge shall vanish away as the light Of the
stars vanishes at The dawning Of day; but
cbsrity shall never fail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
FIrty.FIrth Days ses.IOn.

TUESDAY, september l. isoo,
The Senate was cameo 70 oruer w INC
PRESIDENT al tweiVe 0 clocA NJ ,.,,
Inc ron was caiieu' preS9l' 'ii' 'otio" AAs'
members; n.o,,.,,,, co,,,,,
be nS1 Co,;nIsnd 'nspraII Dav- Esan. Foute.
Francois Futch, Kclso, Lewis, Ogden,
Pinchback, Packard, PoindeXter. Pollard,
Ray, smith, thompson "nluey' WILCOX
"rs'sens.ein ~. C,..u,o., D. n. r.,,ou
EEayei W w - - ~,
on iiO'Ion - s: -. . IN 60. -
llnu1es vas, was g;,o W.. IN P,on ,CS, '''e'
''0Hs W '47 sT.~n,so $50 co, '-,w
Mr. Raw from the Judiciary Committee
,onorta1 tavoroIlv ,,ron.+bo foIlouiry bills
reporVeo iavoraoly upon ING ioiio"ins oAiis'
senate Dill NO l'V' an act providing d ice
Dill Tor clerks IN criminal cases. ana the
moae OF coiiectAg tne same ,
senate OH no. 10, an sc' 70 amend ahe
re.enacU article 90 Vi 'ne ooue VI .fSc.'ce'
senate nli iI4' an W. 70 an,enu anu re-
enact @rtlcle 90 u 'ne eas .,, Sooe'
ouosti1ut9 lat 9Sn',.e ~ ~. i'o' ah az
ior .ie ielies ~ ON 80 -7s.saS-
MI nay iloni 'ne Noiiiihi.'ee On ln'eriiA
improvements repor'eu l@SorSoAy up3l
House oln NO. ~ an act requiring 'a ~
Doru u lh.ern1, Improvements ~ T n.o,, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.


FIny-Fourth Days Session.
MONDAY, August 81, 1858.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve o'clock.
The roll was called; the following members
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04

for the opening Of said avenue to GENTLY
road, and that market be established on
the neutral ground of said avenue, your
committee would beg leave to report that,
upon examination of the petition, that ex-
peTts have been appointed by order of court
to assess the costs of said improvements,
and that the said experts have reported the
cost at one hundred and twenty,six thous-
and dollars (Sl26,00O), one.half of which is
to be paid by the property holders and the
other half by the city of New Orleans; your
committee would therefore report unfavor.
ably on said petition, as the costs of the i'm
provements being too onerous, both on the
property holders and the city, we therefore
recommend that the City Attorney be in
structed to discontinue the proceedings in
the Fifth District Court for the opening of
Lafayette avenue from Claiborne street to
GENTLY road, and in place of opening said
avenue that the Surveyor be authorized to
dig and clean out the bitches of Lafayette
avenue from Claiborne street to Florida av-
enue, and that the Street Commissioner be
instructed to cause all the offals of the Sec
ond and Third Districts to be dumped on
said avenue from Claiborne street to Florida
avenue, and offer the necessary resolution
for adoption. --
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
o FL CT IL:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROCEEDINGS

OF THE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
N A T 10 n AL REP LICA N
NvEN TICN.

The undersigned constituting the Na,iona,
committee designated by the Convention held
~ Baltimore on the 9TH of June, 1864. do ap-
ONT that National Convent on Of the Tn.
ion Republican party he held at the City o!
Chicago III on Wednesday, the 2Oih of Nay
next, atl2 o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of nom
'na'ing candidates for the office Of President
aud Vice President of the United States.
Each State in the Uri'ed States is authorized
10 be represented in said Convention bv The
number OF delegates equal to twice the num-
bar of Senator's and Representatives 10 which
each State is entitled in the National Con-
Sress. We invite the co-ope, alton Of all cit
iyens who reio;ce that orr great civil war
has happily terminated in the discontinue of
rebellion; who would hold that tie unity and
irr~,ifv az tho Republic, and maintain its
laraIloun, right 10 the utmost o. lis own cx-
is'encc, whether imper'el by sccre. cons pir-
arv or armed force; Of all friends of an eco
non'ica' administration Of the public exrend-
'n'e, Of the complete cxirpation of tie prin-
c'prs and POLICY of Slavery. of The speedy
organizations cfthese States whose govern.
nents were destroyed by the Rebellion. and
their permanent restoration Of their proper
lrnc,ical relations with the United States in
accordance with The true principles of rcpub>
lcan government
Marcus L. WARD, ofNew Jersey, Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
IOWA ITEMS.

The keokuk Constitution says that q man
named Chas. Rosenmeyer, between foriy-fve
and fifty years Of age, committed suicide at
Warsaw last Monday night, By shooting him>
self in the mouth with shot gun. He leaves
family. The same paper also tells Of
an inlposter named S. G. Denton who was in
that city playing his swindling card on the
good people thereof. lie preened that he had
been sent into the world s'only half made up
In other words nature had been chary with
him and had not given him speech and hear
ing. All went smoothly with him until he
got happy and drunk, and then he betrayed
himself, and was consequently kicked out Of
charity row.
The Elkader journal chronicals tile organi-
cation Of another railroad project in Nor,h-
ern Iowa. It says: 1.-The good people Of
Strawberry Point are as wide awake on the
subject Of railroads as we Of this burgh are
They had rousing railroad meeting at that
place one day last week 10 consider the pro,
priety of building q railroad from Sabula up
the valley Of the Maqnoketa and through
Strawberry Point. A feasible route, doubt,
less, and we hope they will succ eed in getting
it. The more the railroads the better for the
farmers and business men," And on
the I'd inst, a rousing railroad convention was
held at Elkader, for the purpose of discussing
the question Of aiding the project Of building
railroad through Gutenberg, Elkader, and
West Union to the 43d parallel. Tho Journal
says that the meeting accomplished much, and
will lead to good results
The Council Bluffs NonpareH says that a
letter was received few days ago at the
Centerville postofice from "way out vest" on
the back of which was penciled this inscrip-
ton: .There 10 ten dollar bill folded in
this litter, and if you want it worse them my
mother does, take It." Thus Registered" the
letter went safely through. rq ga
From the Iowa Voter We learn that a Miss
Emcline Ulsh, daughter Of NJ. Ulsh, Esq, Of
Marysville, Marion county, was caught in the
machinery Of a mill at that place on Friday Of
week before last and before she could be ex,
| tricsted, had one Of her legs broken below the
| knee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Tama County, s.: To Charles O'Connor
You are hereby notified that on or before the
9TH day Of February, A. D. 1868, there will
be on file in the Office Of The Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama county, Iowa, petition
Of Ephraim e Shaw claiming Of you the fore.
closure Of n certain Mortgage, and
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. 1888, commencing on,the third Monday Of
February A. D. .l86e, default will be entered
against iyou and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated Toledo, l"@ LAWRENCE s. FREE, /
Iowa, Dec. 90, '67} .es Attorneys for ri f.
v2n1w4s2 pub. fee S5.sassp iaa - fa-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
AR ALEC T y R F
TO YOUNG MEN,

Jt's lAb'i.se& il = ssakd ESv.s,sr,. ! Price ri,
six cents. s'.ss
q lecture On the N,.arl, Treatment, and
Radical Curs 81 SpermatorrhGa, Or Seminal
Weakness, 1iysydatary Emis5ions Sexual
Debility and 1mpedtmsnts 70 Marriage gen.
orally, Nefvolsness, Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physicsl incapacii ,,rs.
snltihg from Selss Abide, kc.-l3y ROBERT J.
cuLv 4 ~ n p. Author q the "0rfsn
ia World -rs1ownsd author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex>
perieose tbstl the swful seassqAsnces 0f eall>
Abtaas may b eAsstually removed awithoti
medicine, aadswishont daseskons snrgissl op-
erations, bougies, instruments, rings, - en-
disls, pointing, d6tsG nodsfo Of 4nre 1t once
certainAad eifestAaA, ~ whish Asssy suGsssf,
no matter what his condition may ~ nay
cure himself oheaply, privately and rsdically.
Ta !, Lecture vi" gfqsss Roos &, TAersepf'
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t1e toslnee' Stsaes n Abs6 ID. Il Caatorwdts
.Aarsisgg 0Aidsf bj3se. Is ssAtsI n AdAysus
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE. ~ STATE OF IOWA
" Tamn County, So In tho District court
Mary Nanny, against Patric Ferris, Samus1
Thompson and Jacob Luke. To Patric Ferri,
Samuel Thompson and Jacob Luke, Defend.
ants You are hereby Notified that on or be.
fore the fifth day Of February, 1888, petition
will be fled by said Plaintiff, in the ofiee4 Of
tho Clerk of the, District Court of said Ams
county, Iowa, claiming Of yon the foreclosure
Of . Mortgage therein descrihsd, And th6t IN
less you appear thereto and dsesad befoss
noon Of the second day Of the next term. Of
said court commencing q Toledo, on the
seventsshth dsyb Of FsSfasfy,d 1855, Aefsul'
will be entered agaiast yol, and jadgnent
rendered thereon. $500. - -
Dnted this fourth day Of S5vember, 1897
MARY Many, Pm n - % Les,;aa.s ssas
~, 1se SYRUBIsRGsRRADSlIAM, Attorneys
v2nlN is2.--pub,. fee $76A ss.s.e II. sst IN
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Tama County IS: To John | Blair
and Ann Blair wife Of the said john |. Sir
and Madam, you and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Tama
county, Iowa, the petition of Thomas Murray,
claiming Of you the specific performance Of .
contract, the reforming OF deed, and
that u certain Pow of Attorney be ordered
to be recorded, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon OF the
second day of the next term Of said District
Court, which term commences on the third
Monday in February, A. D. 1868, default
will be entered against you and judgmen.
rendered thereon. ati F. BANGS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
v2nlw4s2-pub. fee So.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - STATE OF IOWA
~ Tama County, IS: To James NJ Freeman,
George Freeman and Julia freeman. You
and each Of you are hereby notified that there
is now on &c in the Office of the Clerk Of The
District Court Of Tama county, Iowa, a petit
ton Of Marcus Raft claiming of you the par,i-
ton Of certain Real Estate therein mentioned
and tina. 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
A. d. 1858, default will be entered asains,
you and judgment rendered thereon. 7sse
STIVERS & SAFLEY,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
v2Hlwlso-pub. fee So.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOrICE.-sTATE or IOWA.
~ Tama County, ss: 10 Joshua Peckham,
Caroline peckham Lucinda 3 Whipple and
Henry Whipplc. You and each of you are
hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
lama county, Iowa, a petition Of NJ G Muir
dough- claiming of you the foreclosure If q
certain Mortgage, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before no n Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court, be>
ing the FEBRUARY term Of said court, for the
year a. d. 1853, commencing on the third
Monday Of February A. d. 1863, default will
be entered against You AMI judgment rendered
thereon. $E STIVERS & SAFLEY, ~
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
y2nlw4s2.-pub. fee S..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

The ice on the Mississippi at Muscatine is
60 "slickery' that the Courier says it tax es
four hours for pedestrian to 60 from the
Iowa to the Illinois shore, and that on an
average each cuss sustains one hundred falls
in making the trip.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
ORIGINAL NorICE.-srATE OF IOWA

ORIGINAL NOrICE.-STATE OF. IOWA
~ Tama County, 81: To Archibald A
Mac Master and Samuel Lee. You and each Of
you are hereby notified that on or before the
9Th day Of February A. D. 1868, there will be
ON file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama county Iowa . petition Of
Penrose B MCCULLOUGH claiming Of you the
foreclosure of o certain Mortgage, and
dcfead on or before noon, Of the secoml
day Of the next term Of said court being the
February term of said court for the year a
D. l88e, commencing on the third Monday Of
February A. p. 1868, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon
Dated Toledo, | LAWRENCE & FREE,
Iowa, Dec %, 81 Attorneys for Pi'ff
v2n1w4s2.-pub. fee SIS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
Offlcers.

Parties wishing to insure in this desirable
company may apply to
81 s. Wan. u. Aarrison, al
;. s8sat General ZnsHrsncs Ase~ts,
vln1y1. ~ Toledo, lows.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24
ARIGINAL NorlCE.-sTATE or IOWA,
~ Tarna County. Sc: TO Drucilln Price.

~ Tama County. Sc: 70 Drucilla Price;
You are hereby notified that there Is now4cn
ile in the Office Of the. Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama county, Iowa, . petition Of
Joseph Price, claiming Of you Divorce, and
unless you appsar 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. 1863, commencing on
the third Monday Of February A. D. 1853 de-
fault will be entered against yoo and judg-
Iowa, Jan 8, '68. Attorneys for Pl'f.
v2nlw is2-pub fee S. =.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE. = STATE OF IOWA,
~ Tama County, IS: To Joseph Eckcrt,
Mary hamsdcll, Cyrus M Ramsdell and
Harriet Ramsdel, You and each Of you
arc hereby notified that there is new on file
in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of rsn,a uounty, Iowa, petition Of Francis
II Ramsdell, claiming Of you the correction Of
certain Will rurporting to have been made
by Sarah A Ramsdell about the 3lst day Of
Jaunary. a. d. 1864, and unless you appear
thereto aud defend on or before nooa OF the
second day Of the next term Of said court, be-
ing the February term of said court for the
year Z. D. 1868, commencing on the third
Monday Of February A: d. 1853, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon. STlVERS s. SAFLEf,
Attorneos for Plaintiff
v1n1w4sa--pab. fee SIS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - STATE OF IOWA,
~ Tama County, 50: To ANun Lamm,
Arthur d i.amm, Rebccca Lamm, Marven
i.amm, Charity y Lamm Harriet Butler,
Jess Butler Sophia Neal, and Rachel Nc Mann
You and each of yon are hereby notified that
on or before the twentieth day Of January.
a. D. 1868, there will he on file in the office Of
the Clerk If the District Court Of Tama coun-
ty, Iowa, petition Of Jacob Lamm and Char
ity Laum claiming Of you the partition of
certain Real Estate therein mentioned, and
tina, unless you appear thereto and defend on
sr before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said court, being the February term
of said court for the year 4. d. 1868, commenc-
ing on the third Monday Of February, A. D..
1853, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
STIVERS g. SAFLEY,
3f.8 Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
v2n1 w4s3-pub. fee 500.