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N0sHANNoN LAND AND LUMBER coy.
vi PANi offer for sale Town Lots in The b,,.
ough Of 0sceola, clearfeld county, Pa. and u,
lois TO suit purchasers outside the limits Of M
borough. Osceola IL situated On the MoshaRpo,
Greek in the richest PARTON Of the county y
Clearheld, on the line Of the Tyrone a Cearfsls
Railroad, where the Moshannon and Bs,r,Hos
branch roads ntersect. II is also in the hssr, oi
the Moshannon coal basin, and large boas, q
white pine, hemiock, oak, and other timber M.
round It. One Of the largest luurbar uanula,,rr.
ing establishments IN the Stale Is located ia d,
town, while there are many other lumber sti
shlngle mills around il. The town is but nrr
years old, and contains population Of one Do,
sand inhabitants.
Eo-For further information apply At The Ga
The above company.
JOHN LAWsHE,
aurlf knrarfrfan1srf
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The Macon (Ga) Journal states that
"Mujor George Anderson. OF Laurcns
District, S. c., had thirteen sons in
the Confederate army Match him or
Them who cam
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WANTED--A MILLIR-To nun a rri

NY ANTED--A MiLLER-To nun a rrist-
w mill, with go9i run of custom. Possession
given az once. Good Recommendation required
Apply to 7. II. f0RCEi,
mvi2i Grahamton. Pa
INOR sALE--Whiic Lead Zinc. Paint Lin
il seed 0il. Turrtntine Narnishes Of III kinds
Colurs In Oh aud Dry Paint, Narnisb Brushes.
mavs HARrswICK a IRWIN.
JUSTICES q CoNsTABLEs' FEES.
~ We hars printed large number Of the new
fkE ELL. ard Wi on the receipt Of ,wenty-
hvoecnts. mail copy 10 any address. my2s
TN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS
i of Clearfsid county. Pa
GE0ECr W. SuiNEll Ne. 6Tl, January Term,
" 1869.
MAks JASr SnIvri- subpGna sur Divorce.
TAe undorsigncd Commissioner. appoinlcd hr
The Coart TO take testimony in tho abo,c case,
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the dn.
tics Of his appointment Al the Office Of James n.
Turner, IN Borgs township, near waliAceion, on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of Nay. 1903. At O'Clock,
r. ~, vhero all parties interested eau attend.
JOHN Holt. Ccumitsiouef.
wailsesion. Arfl se-si
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A MORAL IDEA.-The "bread and,
butter brigade" has became so impu
dent and boorish, thai Gen Grant has
been compelled TO place Gen. pent
Chis brother in.law) with a squad oi
soldiers aud n police force in the
reception room, at the White House,
TO prevent the "brigade" from break.
ing into his rooms. Gen. Dent han.
d es some Of the Presidents old friends
rather roughly if Forncy's Press tells
tho truth 1t says;
The other day William B. Laiclls. hnilnr from
Newark New Jersey entered the Ezecuiiys Man
sion and attempted to force nm entrance into the
Presidents room. General Dent however,. came
ur ia time scizod and dourcd him, in which con
dition be was turned over to the White Ilouse
police force, who escorted him 10 the Central Sta
ton. lie vohemently claimed 10 be an old friend
Of tho President, and said be must see Grant lie
is about twenty eight years Of age and 10 evidently
a lahoring man. During the war he served ~ y
private in The Third Wisconsin Cavalry regiment.
The Generals old friends will not
stick to him worry long if he allows
his brother-in-law to hands them in
this manner. Is not this Plcbeianism
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ID Uss's st. Domingo. Hubbellt, prske's,
II Hoonand's German, fIostetters and Grssne's
oxygenated Bitiers also pure Llqusu, Of all
kipds icr csdieinal purposes. for sale BY
HARTHwrcK 4 IRWIN,
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Valuable Town Property

FOR SALEi
GfTUArE on the south-wcs, corner Of Chrry
- aud Third Streets. being Railroad street, 4
wit; LOT. with a good tWo-siory plank huilii
ing thereon, 80 by Is feet ono room on each fosiI
suitable for store, or other business. Also hs
adjoining LOT, With tw0-story dwelling hous'
thereon, and several other TOWN LOTS.
Also, lot Of veil burnt BRICK. and god
assortment Of STONEWARE, such As Croskil
Jugs, Jars, Fruit Cans, etc, al reduced prces.
For further Information, inquire at the SioL
ware Pottery Of Z. LElTZlNGER,
myl4-6m Clearftli, p.
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Presh Fish, and oil Vegetables in season
Canned Fruits Butter Lard, 40, which they will
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U'iE suhsorihsr will offer for sale At publie
Il outcr,. on his residence So Lawrence town.
ship, lai Mcphcrson'f saw-mili,l
On Friday, May 2lst, 1869,
His entire lai q Personal Property. oousistinr IN
part of cook stove aud cooking uiensiis. parlof
stove and PIPE. ssts chairs beds and bedding.
wash tabs. barael cider vinegar 7 iron kettle,
vNh FRESH COW, , unc-horsc buggy, ] sci
euges harness. lui ~ carpet, ! corner cupboard.
SINK, Get dishes Dot Of orocks and tinwar,
ltreakhst tahir, stand. clock, / dough nav.
hsrcau, and many othcr articles too numcrons
% mention
- sale 70 cnunruce AZ ociock. z. A.. Of
oid day, when iht terms win Be mads known.
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Increase N Two .cart..-.ss...s.fs--s 100 -fVu'
Question for Secretary Boutwell,
Al this rate when will the debt be
paid f! Question No. O. Without
some glimpse Of daylight how long
will the people stand it! The RAIDS.
arc highly elated over the fact that
the April statement shows a reduction
of six millions over the March state
inent, and proclaim it as pointing TO
the cxtinguishment Of the great debt
al an early day. But whom we go
back for several months and compare
notes, we find that the debt is still
increasing in the aggregate What
reduction is going on is made on that
bearing currency interest, or no inter
est at all, while the gold interest
bearing portion Of it is constantly in.
creasing. This is the way Radicals
pay their debts Cancclling non
interest boaring obligations with six
per cent, gold interest bonds What
miracles these modern soothsayers
do perform,
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TnENA1IoNAL DEBT.-Thc national
debt (less the amount Of cash in the
Treasury was -
On the lsi Of May, 1859 500. l5s 205
On the Let Of May, 1867 ............ 2,520,7s6l96
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Il il quite Catering 10 as that Maryland mu.
latto is ACKNOWLEDGED superior to al the Massa.
chusctts white men.
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IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

At the Decoration ceremonies, at
Iowa City, on the 30th inst, the clergy
OF the place refused to participate be
cause it was Sunday. New York
City and other places employed Sun
day as Decoration Day, and nowhere
else have we heard of such a tastldious
set Of clergy as at Iowa City We
desire to know what act Of worship
could be more appropriate, on. that
day, than that of strewing flowers up
on the graves of our dead defenders,
and calling to mind their virtues and
services. The sooner Iowa City gets
ria OF such a clerical class the better
for the people thereof. At ,he dedi-
catory ceremonies Prot W. G. Ham
mond delivered the address, which is
pronounced very able ore.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
SHERIFF'S Sale.

CTATE OF IOWA, IA MA COUNTY, IS:
~ James Chambers, vs.. George Garfield, ct.
al. In the District Court of TamaCounty.
By virtue Of o Special Execution ldated the
Sd Of June, A. D. 1869, to me directed, issued
out of the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Tan County, State Of Iowa, in
favor Of James Chambers, and against George
Garfield and Ellen Garfield, on Judgment
rendered by said Court at the February
term thereof, A. d. 1869 against the said
George Garfield and Ellen S. Garfield for
thirty-tw and 70-10O dollars costs, and q
judgment against said defendants, wherein
it was ordered adjudged and decreed that
the following described Real Estate to,wit:
w3se4s " Of Sec. number thirty (3O)
and the W J Of Q J ofthe n " ! OF Sec. number
thirty>one (3D and all Of which is in town,
ship eighty-two (S2) north Of range fifteen,
Iowa, be sold, or SO much thereof as is neces-
sary to satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby'given
that have levied upon, and shall on the 9th
day Of July A. D. 1869, between the hours Of
o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. M. of said
day, sale to commence at the hour Of II o'clock
A. NJ. at the front door of the Court House
in Toledo, Iowa, in the County of Tams, offer
and sell at public out-cry to the highest and
best bidder, that bids two.thirds or over Of
the appraised value, for cash, all the right
title and interest of the above named defend
ants, in and to the above described property,
or SO much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment for the above named sum to-
gether with costs and all accruing costs, I'M
less the same shall be sooner satisfied.
Toledo, June 9th, 1869,
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Struble s Bradshaw, Au'ys for Plaintiff.
($72O) lv2n2Sw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
Getting Scared!

Most of the papers throughout the
State, have commended the enterprise
and public spirit of Marshalltown, in
raising some $4,000, to secure the
building of the Iowa River Railroad.
But our cynical friend of the Des
Moincs Bulletin, says that our people
were scared-that Mr.. Gilman
shrewdly operated upon their fears to
secure this money-and much more to
the same effect; and the Anamosa Eu-
reka conspicuously copies the sarcastic
article. BE all this as it may, no
people in the State ever felt letter sat
isfed with their work, or more proud
of what they have accomplished-now
that our friends scare has actually
subsidized. 1t is well, sometimes, for a
people to get scared-if that is the
best name by which to characterize
what looks, to lis, like a manifestation
of enterprise and public spirit.
Once upon a time, railroad com
pany tried to scare Boonsboro, but
her old fogies were completely insens-
lille to fear They have since done
some magnificent swearing at their
own stupidity, and used up great
many whetstones in sharpening scythes
to NOW their streets.
1t is reported, too, that Des Moines
was once offered the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, for the sum Of
100000. She didn't get alarmed,
and so lost the benefits OF railway con
nections for two or three years-say-
ing nothing OF the important changes
which such an event would have made
in the map Of the State.
AS to Anamosa, we are OF the opin-
ion that she "dld something" for the
Dubuque Southwestern. Ii she didn't
she ought to be ashamed of herself
We believe that if it were seriously
proposed to build road crossing three
miles on either side of her, that some
thing of "a scare would prevail, and
that our equable friend, Booth, would
"scare" with the rest.
For our part, whenever we can Sc
cure another railroad, or an important
public institution, by doing what lib
eral community should for it's own and
the public interest, we trust that we
shall have just such generous out
burst of enthusiasm as prevailed here
while we were raising tina. $40, 0O0!-
Conceit and cynicisn don't pay
Marshall Times.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
The Nominees

We place al the head of our columns
this week. the nominecs of the STATE
Conyento-toffh the Republicans oil Iowa
We believe the men nominated "a,
men OF ability, and true to Tire 'a.th o
Republican principles.
Gov. Merrill has had two years oy.
perencc in his Office, and the people
of Iowa have had two wears II his ad
ministratlon. That the people arc
we'll satisfied is cyincea hy the unanlm-
ity by wEich the Governor was reaom,
mated.
Capt. Walden, the nominee for Lieu
tcnaat Governor, was Il soldier OF Gal
liant rcnown, and Republican Of Rad.
ical proclyities.
Judge Dillon has been SO long on
the bench, both as District Judge, and
then as Supreme Judge, that the PEG
pie already appreciate his ability and
integrity.
Prot kisScli has been but short
time in the office for which he was re
nominated, but long enough tor the
people to discern that he could be
trusted.
We commend the whole ticket to
the whole people Of Tama county, and
we doubt not that it will he triumph
antly elected next October by large
minority
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

SpAls.-CoRDoyA, June ia
great meeting of Republicans was
held to-day for The purpose Of protest
Jag against return to monarchy
Deputies were present from every
Southern Province. Speeches Of a
revolutionary character were made
During the proceedings the Spanish
flag was entwined i'll that ofthe United
States, and the asscmblage shouted for
America and for Geu. Grant. About
10000 persons were present. While
the meeting was is session the military
and civil guard intertefcd, creating Il
panic. Many women and children
were trampled down, and several lives
were lost. The crowd then barricaded
the streets, and there is danger of a
serious atfray.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
State News.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Cas-.
county have ordered vote on the re
moval of the County Seat from Levi,
to Atlantic.
\ FIRM in Sac City, Sac county, has
handled, during the last seas on, &c, OOC
muskrat skins, Ike average valve oil
them is twenty cents each.
THE Washington Press says that
three children OF THAT place, were seri.
ously poisoned by the use OF chewing
gum. One came near dying and all
were very sick.
WE see it announced that Rev. G..
G. Truesdall, Presiding Elder OF the
Iowa City Distiet, of the NJ. Z. Church,
has been assigned by Bishop Simpson
to the Passionate ct Grant Place NJ.
+. Church, Chicago, Illinois. Rev.
John Rankin, OF Upton, will succeed
to the place made vacant by this trans
fer OF Mr. Trucslell.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE The fol
lowing is the list OF the State Central
Republican Committee, elected for the
ensuing year
1-Wm. Garrett, of Des Moines.
2-Lewis Miles, of Wayne.
3--P. o. James, of Decatur
&c. i. Wright, Woodbury..
81. $. Clarkson, of Polk.
6-Maj A. J. Pope, OF keoknk.
Col. w. A. Warren, of Jackson.
SIS. w. Rahbur, of Linz.
9-W. q. Donnan. Buchanan.
lO-Ilon. VIM Larabec, OF Fayette.
lie. w. Fassctt, OF Webster.
12-N. G. Deering. of Mitchell.
GooD.-The Republican party OF
Benton county has sonne very proper
ideas on political questions, as is shown
by the following resolutions, among
those adopted at the convention in
Nitcn on the 7th inst:
Reso1red, That we heartily approve
of jndicious Tariff, which will protect
American Industry from competition
with the pauper labor Of Europe, and
which vii develop the resources Of
our own country, so that we may be
commercially, as we'll as politically,
independent of the Old World.
Resolred, That as the word white
has been stricken from our State Con
stitution, thereby giving TO all men, IT.
respective of color, who reside within
our State, equal political rights, that
it is but another step forward in the
cause of equal rights, to strike the
word ''male' out of that instrument,
and thus give to oar wives and daugh-
tiers the same political right that we
have given to the African and his de-
scendants.
Resolred, That we here reiterate our
convictions that our State has the legal
right to restrict the rates of freights
and fares of all the railroads within
this State; that such right should not
be given up, but should be asserted
and enforced whenever those rates are
oppressive to the people OF the State
or any section thereof,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

Judicial Convention.

Republican Convention for the sh Jn>
dicial district ofthc State Of Iowa will be held
u, Cedar Rapids, Tuesday the ooh day Of
June 1869, at one clock p. m, To-; the pur-
pose Of placing in nomination a candidate for
she office of District Attorney. TO fill the va
cancy caused iy the resignation of {. r.
taott.
The ratio Of Rcprescntien for the several
Counties Of the District will be ohe delegate
t"r every two hundred votes, or fraction over
one hundred cast at the last election for Ed
Wright, Secretary Of State.
b, order Of the Republican Central Cons
mt,ce, for the sth Judicial District.
LEANDER CLARK.
Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

The Province Of Pefambuco, Brazil,
is having a little religious excitement,
the exact cause OF which we are unable
to ascertain. Certain, it is. however,
tina; an attempt is being made to cause
the expulsion Of the Jesui,s and Sisters
OF Charity from all the charitable insti-
tutions of the Province, and the Jes-
uits from the Province itself. They
have an old law 10y which expelled
Jesuits are forbidden to return
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

FRAScE.-LoSDoN, June 1l.-The
agitation in Paris last night continued
until after midnight. Troops occupied
the NOMINATE district and vicinity,
and cavalry paraded through the streets
all night. Shortly after midnight, the
crowd in one of the streets in the
NJ ontmartre district broke through a
line Of police, and formed barricade;
but they were dispersed, and pursued
in all directions by the troops. Many
windows were broken, and other dam
age done to property in that quarter
OF the city. The cavalry charged on
the crowd in the streets several times.
and many citizens were wounded, but
no one was killed The police have
been very active. and it is reported
that they made nearly 600 arrests since
midnight. Futher disturbances are
apprehended, and extraordinary pre-
cautions have been taken by the Gov
eminent to prevent them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17

ROBERT TooMBs, once Senator of the
United States, prophesied that he
would live to call the roll OF his slaves
on Bunker Hill. The mills of the
gods have been grinding since that
sime and he finds that they grind so
fine that he has to receive his mail
from the hands of a black man, at Ma
CON Georgia, Some 60 up and some
90 down."
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
,SXERIEEHS SALE.

GTNTE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS
- IT. t;ates u Son, VS., Il. j. Brown In The
District Court of Tama[ ounty.
by virtue q an Execution, dntel the 81 Of
Juhe,lN. d. 1869 is me directed, issued out
OF the Office Of Il Cioik Of the District Court
Of Tama County, State Of Iowa, In favor OF
II. Gates 4 Son, and against Il. J. Brown on
u Judgment rendered by said Court at the
rcbrna.y terra thereof, A. d. 1869, against
said l.. J. Brown, and decree Ct f5rcc closure
Of u certain Mechanics Lien and q judgment
against Il. J. Brown wherein il was ordered
adjudgcd and dccrecl that the following de-
scribcl Real Estate to,wit: against the ad-
dition on and adjoining the south side of the
National Hotel and standing on let's number
nine aud ten in block number eleven of Dod>
fish and Harmon's addition to tho town Of
Tama City date 1uka), Of said lama county
and the premises occupied Herewith, in
Tama County, Iowa be sold, or so much there.
of as is necessary to satisfy said judgment,
interest and cost.
Now therefore, rnbli. Notice is given, that
| have levied upon, snd shall on the Sd
day Of July A. b. 1869 between the hours Of
8 o'clock Il, m. and A. o'clock p. m of said day,
sale to commence ut the hour of 10 o'clock
n. m. at the front door Ct the Court House in
Toledo, Iowa, ii the County of Tsma, offer and
sell at public out-cry, 70 the highest and best
bidder, that bids two-thirds or over Of the
appraised value, for cash all the right title
and interest Of the above named defendant,
in and to the above described property, or 50
much the reof as is necessary to satisfy
said Judgment for the above famed sum to.
gether with costs and all accruing costs, un.
less the same shall he sooner satisfied.
Toledo, jane 9th, 1869
KNIGHT DENTER.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
+. J. NJ. Wonser, Au'x for Plaintiff.
(S7,sO) (vSn232
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-17
RcDu bIlCnn County Convention

delegate Convention of the Republicans
Of Tama County is hereby called to meet at
the Court House in1oledo, on the 26th day OF
June, 1859 at one clock p IN. TO- the purpose
of selecting eleven delegates 10 represent the
said County in the judicial Convention cal,
led for the Goth Of June, at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa
The ratio Of Representation Of the several
townships will De the same as that adopted
FOR the County Convention Of June ,lh
BY order Of TIE Central County Committee
TH0MASS FREE.
Toledo Iowa, ,JuEe 9th lSfg