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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

Mr.. Boutwell, announces that before he
maa"s ;.uy change in his mode OF selling
gold he will give notice Of it in the papers.
Z. \. Pollard i in Washington. lie is
said to be negotiating tor the purchase Of Il
morning paper.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Augusta Fair.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
STANTON, October II, 1869.
The Augusta Fair will open tomorrow
under the most favorable auspices. The
number of entries to-day was very large,
and it vii! be doubled tomorrow. Entries
80 horses 81 thoroughbred cattle pens
hogs G pens sheep; % coops chickens; q
entries of wines and liquors, embracing
about 100 different samples; over 100 sam
pies Of pickles and preserves: 50 quilts: 81
pieces Of embroidery, and large cxhibi'
ton of fancy work.
The exhibition of agricultural implements
vii! be very large.
The City Council of Baltimore will arrive
Tonight. and be the guests OF Staunton
But few Richmond men have arrived yet.
A larger crowd and better exhibition than
last year are anticipated.
The sale of fine horses and cattle will take
place on Thursday. Will send details By
mail. ST.. VALLEY.
Associated Press telegram.
The Valley Fair.
STANTON. Va. October ia large
delegation of the Baltimore City Council
arrived tonight rjn Uarrisonburg to at
tend the Fair. The remainder of the
Council will arrive Friday.
\ fire exhibition ia anticipated to-mor-
TOW. Over 200 bloodcd horses have been
entered already.
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NOODE & ATKINS,
VI ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Boydton. Nccklcnhurg county, Virginia,
practice in the courts OF Mccklenbure. Linen,
burg. and Brunswick counties, and III the unlted
THOMAS e. GOODE.
sc % WILLIAM T. ATKINS.
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THE ISCoNE TAx.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury and the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue had Il conference on Friday last
relative 10 the mode OF the collection Of the
income tax, and 10 prevent frauds Oh the
Government in that matter, and decided
that hereafter none should be employed for
that purpose save regular revenue officers,
such - assessors, collectors, &c. 1t is
found Specialiy-appointcd officers have
abused their position by attempting 10
bIack-mail alleged yiolators Of the law
Washington tcleqrum.
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL
wi reopen her SCHOOL, for YOUNG La
DIES and GIRLS, l12 Liadeq M Rev. @rSrd EFankln
Miss FANNY HALYBURTOE will open her
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS on the 1Sr OF OCTOBER,
at her fathers residence, 2os Main street.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND. VA.

OCTOBER live continue our quotations. The
breaks now mostly reviews Is there Is but little
old coming in for inspection. Sales Of primingS
are made from IS to iG.5o-accccdiGg to quality and
condition
Lugs.-Shippinr. green unripc, common 10
medium, Ss.5oWf9; shipping, ripe, in good order.
$9MTl0: working, common u medium, $40
ash; working. good, $1,000 :l2 hri ght smok king
or working, common to medium. s!.0SE: bright
smoking or working, good 10 fine, slsM$SO;
frosted, s7.5OMs..
Lent-Shpl,ing. short dark, IL good order, $40
mfl2; SHIPPING, short dark, In soft order 800
81; shipping, III good order, long dark, rich and
waXy, *l.M*iG; shipping, IN soft or.er, iGng
ping, SIIMTl5 stcmming, short and long, 5000
Sl!: bright wrappers, medium 20 good. $3.50, 80"
bright wrappers, fine to extra. $500 $50: sun
cured, medium, SIG SIC; sun-curcd line, Sl54
trnSfnl SpII
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RESTAURANTS.

II Il IILI, 49,
II RESTAURATEUR, HsaD
No. 1909 MAIN STREET, N
having successfully passed through N-s.
the great drought, enters upon the LUXURIOUS
S;SG> season of autumn under the best auspices
KS, BY his comprehensive arrangements he Sc
WIZ cures for his guests the luNuries OF every
49,. cline, whether OF the land or the water
He iusur;,s faithful attendance and everything that
piled with The very best of LIQUORS. His coun-
Try friends and the legislators he invites 10 his
establishment where they may practice economy
"a nd enioy In xiIry tn snit their tastes SEES
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Greeley accepts the nomination for comp
trollcr OF New York
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
GRINDSTONES.

VI NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTONEs just re-
ee nv ''f '''' ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & CO.
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DzssoLUT1eNs 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.-The concern of DUKE
~ * MOORE Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either party Is authorized TO use the
same.
All persons having claims against Will pre-
sent them for payment those utebte to us must
IN AXE Immediate payment, rs The business of the
concern must be settled 1t once.
X. III. DUKE.
JAMES MOORE.
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Frost ut the South.

MOBILE, ALA, October H.-There was
SLIGHT frost here.
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The Court of Claims.

Enc court Oh Claims.
WAsHISGToE, October 1.-THE Court oil
Claims met this morning, but adjourned out
Of respect to the memory of eX-Prcsident
Pierce.
There are large number Of cotton eases
on the present docket Of the United States
Supreme Court which were taken up on ap-
peal from the Court Of Claims. Many cases
remain on the docket Of the Court of Claims
in which the same questions are involved
Is those taken to the supreme Court.
Attorney General Hoar will, at an early
day, make an effort to advance these cases
before the Supreme Court, in order that
those before both courts may be settled
They grow ont Of claims for cotton cap.
tIlrcd by the United States authorities dur
ing the war. which. was sold, and the net
proceeds covered into the Treasury.
The Shur.ssnn Case nj Washington.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 11.-Judgt
Fisher. in the case Of Shurman, convicted
of stealing Treasury notes and forging sigma
lures to them, in which the colored post
master At Macon, Ga, was implicated, Ia:
sustained the motion for arrest Of judgment
on defective Indictment.
Washington Departments Closed.
WAsHISGToS. October 1.-THE Depart
mentS and the banks are closed to-day il
honor of the memory of eX-prcsident Pierce
Miscellaneous.
Admira! Farraglt is getting well.
The President thinks the proposed pur
chase of st. Thomas bad movement.
General George 3. Mcclellan will domi
ell at the metropolitan Hotel during Tit
winter.
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi, i
here.
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TENNESSEE SESAToRs.-A private letter
received here To-day from Nashville says, i'll
view Of the prccarious condition of Senator
Erownlow's health. and a prospect Of his
being unable TO continue much longer in
the senate, Emerson Ethcrid@c has made Il
compact with Andrew johnson whereby
the former is TO aid the latter in hiS Scna-
torial aspirations, with The understanding
that when Governor Rrownlow dies Mr..
Johnson viii help TO elect Ethcridge rs his
successor. This letter expresses the opinion
that Mir johnson will he elected senator
without much opposition. - WASHINGTON
feiryrum-B baltimore Sun.
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OCTOBER s.-Wc still have fair receipts, aud
considerably larger than usual at this scason The
demand continues good ut full rates. The sales Of
the day 22s h0gShcads ut 4J.sOlG$23JO for Tugs
rNp laof
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATftEGIJz7

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATfEIa-I
CoNpA Sy.-Steamcrs STATE s IS tassssss~
OF MAINLAND and PETERSBURG. Cheap,
reliable. ami safe route u Baltimore, SaVannnl,
Boston. and the West. Tri-weekly lane To Balti-
more making close connections with steamers tc
Philadclphla. No transhipment Of good, nt-
tween Richmond and iaitimorc; leave PAY
more. every TUESDAY, TliIKSDAr 4, mn g
TTRDhY Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except Sundays1 up
TO o'clock r. VI. These steamers have excellent
saloon. ,,ataroom and passenger acc ommodati0ns.
Fare. 81; meals and statcroom extra. for lreish'
HAkVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
o,1o Commercial Block.
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RIO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

we have Just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOFING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the 1nter-
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
grooyed, It becomes especially important 10 have
!, machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer 10 the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. III. VI. SMITH Wv
oce 1882 Main street.
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DHILADELPHI \, EICH-.rfFFs
L MOND AND NORFOLK S ~ !; sssss4ssess
CpE,E'E rnunpsinY this lire. viii leave Phlladcl-
mia every SATURDAY. and Richmondcsery FRI
BAY. alternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk al mo,
drratc rates: also for Charleston, savannah, ana
New Orleans and bills of lading signed through;
passage to Philadelphia. including meals aEo
statmrHom - W. T.. PORTER, Agent.
mn Office. No. 2.25 Dock street.
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ST. LOUIS.

OCTOBER 7.--To-day the market was active and
buoyant on all grades with demand for bright
leaf unsupplied. Sales, s. logshcads ) at Fia.
1870, 4 at fs.lO1JfS.iH, at S9MSo.S0 lG 1T $lyn
il15O at SllGlSl.75, 1T $l=@Tl2.Ij, ut $l3.75U
Slt.75; boxes at TjMss.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
IOEDOEDERRI.

THE y II Or me.
Fayorite CIydc-hmilt passenger steamers are IN
tended to sail EVERY SATCRl3AY from pier
No. ~, North river, at II O'Clock Nj.
RATES or PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY ;
Cabins To Liverpool. Glasgow, or Dcrry, S9e ana
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, 800.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $50 intermediate,
$35. .o-
Prcpaid certificates from these ports, 1877.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg. iiaFrc,
Rotterdam. Antwerp. &c, At very low rates.
Drafts issued payable III any bank IN Great BIZ
tam. ,,,,o
For further information apply Mt the comnany's
offices. No. o Bowling Green, New York, To HEN
DERSoS BROTHERS, or 10 ao
WILLIAM Z. DUNHAM Il co, Agents.
ATL ASTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
, MACKENZIE. HENRY FLAMANI,
81 pADWAY, NEW iORk
Through bills OF liuiinE y ven from Klchlnonu 10
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, gram anu
0tEcr freight. ,,
Particular attention given to s:pall packages.
Cable tclcgrams forwarded ut los; rates.
Close connection made for the racine COAST
Sandwich Islands China, and Japan
Frcights forwarded Ia all parts oil the Cnltcu
States and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM &. DI' NIIAM x CO., Agents,
,uo. corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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RICHMOND, October I, 1909.

Having bought Mr.. James hoorc's Interest In
the stock Of goods owned by Duke " Moore / VIII
continue the GROCERY and COMMISSION b.
SISl.SS at the old snd. and hope by strict atten-
ton to business To receive liberal share OF pub
lie patronage. RlCHARD Ii. DUNE.
RICuMoSD, October !. ls6e.
In retiring from the concern or Duke < Moore l
return my thanks To our patrons. and solicit con-
tuuan &c OF their favors to my late partner r. H
DUKE, who will continue business at the old
stand foe s-lw JAMES MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

DISPENSARY AT THE NJ Ed c A L
~ COLLEGE.-Open daily SUNDAYS excepsed)
at u O'Clock. INDECENT PATIENTS white ana
colored) will receive medical and surgical aid, in
Guiding medicine, FREE OF CHARGE.
Contributions to this charity, OF money, medi-
cines, empty walls, &c., respectfully invited.
Professor AlCCAW. Physician.
se3o-l,n Professor MCGUIRE. Surgeon.
baltimore LIME, In hogsheads-a
ID very superior article for pasterins and brick
laying-receiying daily. a. o. h1G'
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EEEEGS. FlEEsCENES.

f,EEG tr!S. " EE2sEE q E.S, &c
FJNGLlS!I COITSFOOT ROCK. rol
n coughs. &C.. for sale hy l.. WAGNER.
uc En- DTUuriSt
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rGR ySBACCOE1STS.

A-OTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
We would call the attention Of tobacco manu-
facturcrs to the fact that The NEW STAMPS nave
been issued and 1t would lie advisable TO groove
the boxes strictly in accordance with the revised
regulations. pamphlet copy o! which VIII be
supplied gratis to any manufacturer upon april
cation to Us by mail.
We are prepared to make IW o-IiilhD9 CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value Of shipments
of tobacco, &c. 1850 . cn
HOFFMAN. BALL CO..
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
~. % onharn II Exchan re Place. BALTIMORE.
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DR. I. 3. IIERNDON.
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND JEFFERSON
STREETS. oc 4--3m
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II iDDER'S ASTHMATIC FUMIGA-
~ TIM; PASTILLEC sold by
J.. WAGNER, Druggist,
&C i2-ot% corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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TOBACCO MANU-
4 E,rvTITpEpS AID TOBACCO-BOX Ma
KERS.NWe row have our IMPROVED Bon
GKOOyINts MACHINE ready for sale. Price
for the IMPROVED MACHINE, SiI.5 "a slylc
Si5 WV SEOAT & ..DDiSGTON,
|N.e ,,y me Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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EEOOFLAND;S TONIC AND GERMAN
/ L BIfTERS sold by l.. WAGNER,
tri.t
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T-PHAM'S NEAT CURE.-A further
- supply received by
PURCELL, LADD & &C.,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07
West Virgilia University.

TIE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will begin
L March 10. lAtS. 'rhr Sespe Of the College,
hcsids Preparatory Department. embraces full and
thorough c"ur.cs OF nAIrnction in Mfhemdffcs. An.
ai>nf and Mod-rn L'n9ndg.S. PhHoAoIhy. General
Literature. the Sciences, agriculture, and Military
Tdctica.
The cost Of Tuition. Books and Boarding need not cx.
coed 1900 per xnnulD.
In respect to Health. beautiful Scenery and favorable
Nora! surroundings, the place is unsurpassed.
ALIEN. MARTIN, u. d., Prcsiirnt, and Pro-
l-Ssor OF Mental and Mural Philosophy.
+. =. LYON. y. ". Tice Frrndcnt, ProiessAr OF
English Literature and Principal Of Preparatory Dr
Col. J. X. WEAVER. y. NJ, Professor OF Natl,
mates aud Of Military Tactics.
5; G.. STEVENS. \. NJ. Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and 81 the Natural Sciences.
HENRY VI. HARNAS. ID. d., Professor of An.
Client aud Mode RI Languages and Literature.
OLIVER ". MIL'IRt y. NJ, Assistant In tho
Preparatory department
GEO. n. llAaASs. Esq. Superintendent OF the
Grounds and buildings
HroH W. BROCK, N. D., Lecturer on Physi-
oogy and Hygiene,
Hon. JoHS \. DtLLc, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. WAN
.hnronntouH, r. "a "'A''
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TEMPERANCE.

Their. L., perhaps. no one thing that h.. don, n
much to promote the cause Of temperance a. that gen.
10 stimulating t'nc' R0S'ek'' Stomach Bit.er.; they
'hShen and inrEorate without producing the III e.
zee" Of alcoholic "Imulants. J. n. Rogers, agent,
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A little fellow having been much
praised for quicSness of reply, gen.
tleman present observed that when
gentlemen were smart In their youth
they were generally very stupid when
they advanced in years, and vice rersn.
"What a very sensible boy, sir. you
must have been" returned the child.
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The Journal.
C1al@nl, v. Va, April !. 1869.
Little Jerry. the Miller.

Beneath the hiii you may 500 tbs mill.
On wasting wood and crunUunx ..on o;T,iiI
But jerry. ths Killer. i dead and gone
Year at,cr year, carly and late,
VI r,scaed the stones And calked tho gAir.
I'd NH and 1niilor grow old together.
Little Lorry:"-Twss all the .ams-
Tnoy loYod him well who called him ~;
And Whether bod another namc,
Soocdy cVor secmcd 70 know.
'Twn. Little Jerry. como, grind my rye"
And Little Jerry" wa. SIM tho cry,
From marion bold and maiden sweet.
Twas "Llttlc Jerry" on evory tongue,
And thus tho simple truth VIVA told;
Fer JS3y va ThSn he wa ySans
Bot what In stzo no CHANGED TO lack.
Jerry mado up by beinX strong;
" I've scen . rack upon his buck,
~ thick NJ the miller, and quite On long.
Always busy and always merry.
Always doing his very best.
a notable Wax WINS littlo jerry,
Who utter1l we'll his standing Jest.
" utu VIII 9Ou KEluu Iu1 SoEuI eNy
Nay" Quoth Jerry. "you needn't Scold
just leave your xrist for half day,
And never fear but you'll 10 tolled."
How Jerry lived In known 10 fRmo,
But how hc died there's mono may know
Ono autumn day tho rumor cnlne-
The brook and Jerry wero worry low"
And then twas whispered mournfully
Tho lcfch had come and he WIN dead,
And nll tho nelRhbOrs fiOcked TO mo;
Puor little J.rry" WHY oil thcy sald.
They laid him In his earthly bed
Ills mllrr's coat his only shrOud-
Dust 70 DUST" the pursOn ruld.
And AL tho people wOpt aloud.
For no had Stunned the deadly sin,
And not n grain Of ovcr-toll
Had over dropped Into his bin.
To weigh upon his parting soul.
B-npath the hill there stands tho mill
or wasting wool and crumbling stone;
Tn" wheel IA dripping ind Gathering still.
But Jerry, the miller, IL decd ind gono.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14
Presidential Proc Ia u,a lion fnr
Thanksgiving.
MASHlNGrnx

:. WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
ny TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
The Sear which is now drawing 10 =
! close has been tree from pcstis,cc;
heath has prevailed throughout the
land; abundant crops reward the lahors
! of the huSbandmen: commerce and
| manufacture have successfully prose.
cnted Their peaceful paths; the mines
ami forests have Yielded literally; the
Nation has increased in wealth and in
strength; peace has prevailed and It's
blessings have advanced every intercs,
OF ;he people IN every part Of the
| Union; harmony and traternal inter
coarse restored is celebrating the
marks oithe past conflict and estrancc-
mcnt, burdens have been lirhtcnc,l;
means to increase civil and religious
liberty are secured to every inhabitant
OF the land whose soil is trod bv none
but 'reemcn. I, becomes a peoplethus
favored To make acknowledgment to
the Supreme Author from which such
blessings flow OF their gratitude
"i'h '"til d'ptHGt, 10 TcIlucf praise ana
thank giving tor the same and devoutly
to implore the continuance Of Gods
mercies: Therefore, /. Ulysses S
Grant, President OF the United States
do recommend that Thursday. the 18th
of November next, be observed as q
day OF thanksgiving and praise, and
prayer to Almighty God, the creator
and ruler OF the universe; and second.
do luther recommend TO all the pee
PIE OF the United States to assemble
on that day in their accustomed places
OF public worship, and unite in the
homage and praise due to the bounti.
tul Father of all Mercics, and IN fer
vent prayers for the continuance OF the
mercitIl blessings He has youchsated
to us as 8 people.
In testimony whereof I have here.
unto set my hand. and caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed, this
9th day ct October 1869, and of the
Independence of the United States of
America the ninty fourth.
Z. $. GRANT.
BY the President:
Hamilton FISH, Sec'v of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14
NEW ADVEls EASEMENTS.
SUERIFTS SALE.


ITATE OF IOWA, TANA COUNTY, SIS.
y Robert Bateman. VS.. David Hunnewel
ct al In the District Court Of Tama County.
9th September, A. ID. 1869, to me directed,
issued out of the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama county, State of Iowa in
favor Of Robert Bateman, and against David
Hunnewell. and Catharine Hunnewell, on
judgment rendered by said Court at the Sep
tember term thereof, A. d. 1869 against the
SAID David Hnunewe.l and decree of fore.
closure against snid Defendants and judg.
men! against David Hunnewell, wherein il
was ordered adjulQed ami decreed that the
following described real estate to-wit:
The east half of the north east quarter. and
the south west quarter Of the north east
quarter of section No twenty -four ga J, in
township Ne eighty three (83), nsrih of range
No. sixteen ll6l, west Of the 9th r. NJ, in Ia
ma county Iowa, be sold, or so much the reof
as is necessary to satisfy said ju lgment, in
terest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ
en-. that have levied upon, and shall on the
Both day of October, A. ID. 1869, between the
hours Of Q o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. VI.
OF said day, sale to commence at the
hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ, al the front door
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the coun-
~ of rama. offer and sell at public cutlery,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash, oil
the right. title and interest OF the above NAM
ed de endants, in and to the above described
property, or SO much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgment for the above named
sum together with costs and all accruing
costs, unless the same shall be sooner satis-
fed. KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff OF Tana County, Iowa
STIvERs SAFLEY,
Attys for Plaintiff.
Sept eth, 1869. (S6.9o) [n4lw2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

PRAIRIE. FARMER.-This excellent
papers, issue Of last week. gave us a
double paper, filled with the report Of
the Illinois State Fair and other very
interesting matter.
DR.. +. 5. Hull, of Alton, H., is Ell.
gagged as Horticultural editor of the
Frairie Farmer, to commence his du-
ties November 1st We continue ia
commend the Prairie Farmer, publish
ed at Chicago, Ill.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

We have only partial returns of the
elections, only sixteen townships. but
we have enough to be tolerably certain
that the whole county ticket is elected.
The Independent candidates ran ia;
ahead OF the Democratic vote, but they
could not run fast enough to beat the
regular Republican nominees. The
sixteen townships show the State Re.
publican ticket to have us, Dexter
81 and Schaeffer $50 majority.
Here is the vote in full for Toledo town
ship
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

Gen. Terrill, the third assistant post
master general, in order to remove the
dissatisfaction expressed against the
present postage stamps, proposes to
change them, and with this view he
has directed the bank note com,.any
which turnishe them to prepare the
new designs tor new issue. The
heads OF Washington, Jackson, Frank
lin, Lincoln and Jefferson are to be re-
stored in place OF the present designs,
20 be represented as profile busts each
TO represent the various denominations.
The stamps are to be larger than those
now i'll use and oblong. Instead of
$50 being printed on sheet there will
he only 100. The former color-red
will also be restored A month or
two may elapse before the new stamps
will be ready
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

Notice the advertisement Of Pinney s. wead
which appears in this number. They claim
to be the heaviest dealers in their especial
line (Evergreens and Forest Trees), in the
United States and guarantee to give sa,isfac-
ton every time.
Tree planters viii do we'll to give them a
coll
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

PEEsoSAL.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting at the Concert in this place
last Friday cvening;M. Il. G. True, Esq.
editor of the Tama County REpuBLl-
CAN. Mr. True was accompanied by his
wife and took the early morning tran
on Saturday tor a visit to Illinois,
Come again. Bro True and take time
to visit our dem Belle Plaine Union
Will do 50 tomarrow.