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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
/, B. Nelson I CO.
TOLEDO, IOWA.
o. - A
Office jss the Brick BJ'z,
SOUTH OF THE COURT HOUSE.
The following described
IMPROVED q uNIMPROvED
Iands comprising Of the choicest selt cons in Tana
County, offered for sale. 81
Business BY Mail will receive prompt attention. sH
L B. NELSON. c. BRADSHAW.
IMPROVED LAND FOR SALE.

L. VrLENDD township,
place plenty Il per- siv.s
U .hundr.d forh
small dollars per eurh cash. balance three av'
3 E'anrY
ohunar.d II , = a
az. hundred ana .iss, .', from .' j. Otter Creek
r.dandfo liar, ons ST., ~
good a..r: ,
BE- sold.
EionrY mil.
and timber vel; .s. .. and s..s e. ,:.s
cash. ba'anc.ia three and four 5 s4n
EaurY mile: e. station =. fence. a...
cash. bancsin and In Indian Village township 4t
EIGHrY
s .sP:
p CAMR SIC, location, pric. and terms . Nss
roc. .n los:. r...rs "a. s. -r., as. ,.r .:s.
andmpr.v.d seea hon'srwo Thousand and Hundred
EIGnTY railroad,
- ship hsuss-Twesty dollars
one aaa., and : s.s prairie: .,., .r:..i:r.
house , fruit r... N. .n & s,aa T .a .an.,E ..:
ls nNE hundred goal prairie in Perry
railroad fenced and cultivation
Two prairie township
splendid
ssol within tho dassssn dollars half c.sA
nNE
from railroad. fences enc .n.d ~. . .. acre. '.r.;'.d So.
balance and K3#
Two Buckingham niles waisrs
aud Pioi good ard other dollars half
oaeh balance liberal
Il '-sn iou.s
II dollar. onothrd cash :aasss
We have Also for sale, tho following Unmproycd Lands.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
The very basis Of Free Trade n,

The very basis Of Free Trade ar
4.ument rs tho assumption that the
duty on imported goods adds, to the
extent Of the duty, to the price Of
The home produced, as we'll as to the
forcign.produccd article. The Free
Traders would have no argum"n,
only for this assumption. And now
the Chicago Tribune is driven into a
corner on the Salt Tariff, by cor
respondent who says that the price
cf salt IN Chicago is less to-day than
it WASH 1860, under the o. called revc-
nus tariff. This the Chicago
Tribune does not and cannot honest
~ deny. so it cuts the difficulty by
d claring that the relative price OF
.a't under high and low tariff rates
las aothuy to do ,eith tie question. -
Then tic discussion of the tariff by
lie Tribune is on pure theore,ic;!
aHd whimsical grounds, alone, it
seems, wherein facts arc not 10 be
considered, at all.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
SPECIAL ELECTION


NOTICE is hereby given, that specia,
~ election will be hold ut J. s. Town.
send School lIouss, April 2lst, 1871, in
Crystal Township, Tam. county, Iowa
commencing at the hosr Of nine o'clock A
H., and closing six o'clock p. NJ, Of said
day, for the purpose Of determining uheth.
or or set n tax of Eve psr cent shall Be
levied and raised upon the taxable property
Of said township. for the ysar A. D. 1871,
FOR the purpose Of aiding in the construc.
ton Of the
GRINNELL, CEDAR FALLS s WINoNA
RAILROAD.
The line Of said road 10 run in a norti,
and south direction through Crystal town.
slip, in said county.
At said election the question Of "Taxa-
tion,' or "NO Taxation" will 10 submitted
TO said voters.
At said election all persons opposed / o
said tax, will vote ballots on which are
written or printed the words "No Taxa
tom aud all persons ia favor OF said TAX
will vote tallots on which is written or
printed the word "raxation;" and should
majority Of votes cast at said election be
cast in favor Of said taxation, said tax win
DO levied in accordance with lie proyis;ona
Of chapter lO2 OF the laws Of the Thirteenth
General Assembly dspo. TO be located on
sa,d road about the center 0. Crystal town.
slip.
Dated the 2.,h day cf March, a. D. 1871.
GEORGE MckUNE,
PETER QUINN, Trustces
J. g. WILIE,
Attest ]. Il. 'Ftlrrn.
saif.ni I2,sr-'p cic9..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
Snn Domingo.

II is known that, since ..ls com
'ncncemcnt OF negotiations for the
annexation Of San Domingo, United
States vessels have been stationed in
dominican waters, for ,l4c purpose oil
supporting Hacz III his character as
President Of tho country during the
l'en2lns Ct the negotiations. Isacz
= but an adven,arer and usurpcr at
best, AMI, during the last tyemy
wears, has been four times at the
:'ead Of the Dominican 90. ernment.
.ls is known - lie now upon his last
resources, and must inevitably be
soon deposeti, unless ho .c.s HELM
from some foreign power. The IN
sur.ents, under CAbral. another old
stagtr who Las been elevated aud de-
ssosed alternately with Eaez. las ro-
iuced hiM to very narrow straits
The kepnbl,c ot Hayti las looked
wita inimical eye upon the ncgo,ia.
'ions and regards the annexation o,
san Domingo a. the precursor Of the
snejugAtion 0: itself, and, it must he
confessed, tie tone OF the ncyotia.
tons and the beasts Of some Of The
friends Of the annexation scheme
lave gwen occasion for such a view
4 the matter
The character cf Tic ,lisps,cl. 3 to
the na..l commander in the Dom,n.
lean waters, lately come to lish,
il snch that Senator Sumner. on Fri
day Of last week, introduced rcso!u.
tons Of disapproyal Of the policy
pursued by the President, and ask
ing the withdrawal OF the vczseIs.-
On Monday, tho Senator made one
OF his characteristic speeches on his
rcsolutloiia.
below Is a synopsis Of the speech
astclesrnlhed 10 che Chicago -four
nal: 49, II 800 ftf "
KS early ~ i! o'c,oc.. his fore
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

Particular attention Is called to the
number Of tarlinesses the average
daily absence and the whole number
Of days Of absence in each depart
mcEt.
It will thus be seen that ia; dincss
and Absence constitute two large
items against the general success and
Improvement Of our school.
It affords no small encouragement,
to s.a.o the progress made during
the past term in reducing the ,ardy
list from one hundred and sixteen
during the first week. to only three
eases Of tarllness during the last
week Of the term.
Could the rates Of daily absenco
show a corresponding Improvement,
We might truly feel that our school
was on the road to success.
ROLL OF HONOR.
This roll consists OF the names OF
those pupils who were neither tard,
nor absent during the entire term:
1sr PRIMARY DEPT.
Lucy Edwards, Emma Elmer, Car.
lie lawson
OxD PRIMARY DEPT
Willie Wilkinson, Samuel Miller,
Willie Conne,l, Benny Sherwood,
Thomas larson, Clara Wilkinson.
3D PRIMARY DEPT.
Albert Loupce. Augustus Miller,
Flora Frazcr,# Ella Frazcc,F jennie
Graham.
l:TEEMxDIATE DEPT.
Anna Johnston, Carrie Ingham,
Charles Bruacr, Frank Newcomer,
Frank Miller. Hg #f#fhaf
sFt HIGHER DEPT. @s
Emma Frezee,+ John Brackney,
John NcGlain, Eugene Free, IRE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

noon the galleries OF the Senate wer,
denscly crowIed, tie occupants be
ing attracted thill.er 10 hear Senator
Sumner speak. Many were unable
70 obtain even standing room at the
doors. There was an unusually large
number OF privileged persons Oh the
floor. Mr., Sumner commenced
speaking as soon rs practicable after
the Senate was called to order. In
his opening paragraph he definitely
asserts that ii is now on evidence be
tore the Senate that the navy OF The
United States, acting under orders
from Washington, has been engaged
in measures of violence and o! bel
'igerent Intervention, being war
without the authority OF Congress.
The whole business, he adds, is ag-
gravatcl when it is considered tha,
the declared object of this violence
is the acquisition Of foreign terrific
ry, bcirg halt of an island in the
Carri' can Sea. Still further, that
this violence las been employed,
first, to prop up and maintain weak
ruler, himself an usurper-upholding
him in power that he might sci! his
country: and, secondly, it has been
employed to menace the black Re
public Of Hsy,i. Such a case, Sum
ner continues, is too grave tor al
lencc. For the sake OF the navy, the
Administration and republican ,ns,;-
tutions, and tor the sake Of the Re.
PUBLICAN party, which cannot afford
to become responsible for such con
duct, the case mast not pass without
inquiry. But beyond all these con-
sidcratlons, is the commanding rule
Of justice, and the evidence shows
too clearly that means have been EN-
rloycd for the acquisition Of San Do
ningo which cannot be justified
The Senator than characterized Bacz
and Grant as copartners in the mel
ancholy affair. He carefully reviews
The history Of the former and his I'M
scrupulous usurpation, recites the Or
IGN OF the scheme for annexing the
halt island, and arraigns the Prcsi-
lent for usurping the war and treaty
powers OF Congress, and violating in
.ernational law and the Constitution
II the United States. Ir the eyi-
lcnce adluccd, he confines himself
to public documents, re-
,orts. and official communications to
he Senate.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

The mob (which ought to be writ
ten with big NJ OF Paris docs nj
take kindly to the new order OF
things in France. The prostration OF
business. incident TO the close of sucl,
a terrific war as Paris has lately
seen, throws them out Of employ
mcnt, and, as 4 consequence, sout Of
bread. There is, also, wi,hal, sense
OF Humiliation. sue!. as all mobs feel,
on being rightcously thresh.d within
an inch OF their lives, They do not, :.
either, exactly like the part taken by
Theirs, in the peace negotiations. and
the formation OF new government.
The truth OF it is, the Mob Of Paris
likes nothing SO we'll as the strong
arm Of q mona, cly. AS this arm has
been withdrawn, the Mob has broken
out into yillianous riots, murder AMI
incidcntals. An election was held
last week, under the auspices OF
King Mob, and, of course, the prcs
INT French Government is not en-.
'lorscd yer. heavily by it. What
ihe end will he few can pre-.
diei. From Partisan Republic TO
Partisan Mob is but a step.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.
A Railroad

A Railroad
| Is like any other desirable institu-
ton, in that those who get it must
pay for it. The day Of discussion Of
the benefits Of railroad is now pass
ell. Those benefits are perfectly pat
cnt. They are undeniablc. The only
practical, common sense inquiry that
can be sprung is; how much will the
road benefit me? WhenNhis is sat
isfact orily answered comes the other
one, how much en- | afford TO pay
tor this benefit
A railroad company is how organ.
lied, and a route projected from Grin
nell to Winona. This route runs
through TA:ra county The company
is backed by men of capital. These
men of capital stand ready to build
the road, i the peoph WANT It butt
They don't propose to put their mon
cy into this enterprise without some
guarantee to this end. The best
guarantee that the people can offer
that they want the road and appreci-
ate the advantages it will bring them
is, to pay something for those alvan-
tages, for those benefits which the
railroad cannot fail TO bring them.
It necls no assurance from us or
any one else that il the people OF
Tama county do not aid the company
to the extent OF a large share OF the
road bed, tho roai will not be built
through the county. Other places
want the road aud are willing to pay
for it. No roads arc built where the
people do not all, AMI it is safe 10
| predict that none will he built with
out aid.
There is not township north o.
Toledo which cannot afford to levy .
10 per cent. tax. il it was necessary
to secure the read. On'y . per cent
is required. lnasmuci. as property i.
assessed at less than half its real "a,
ne, this 5 per cent. is only, really
about ? per cent on the real value 0
the property OF the people.
There arc positive assurances froa
the company thai il the tax is voted
mon stand rea " TO furnish the none:
to grade the road a, one, 50 t'.at I'll,
cars will undoubtedly be running Be
fore the tax is collected.
| We are surprised at the faulty q
some Of the property owners no1,l
of Toledo, who are making efforts, a.
| HcTculean rs their stature will per
nit, to prevent the voting OF tic tax
Such men are short sighted. The,
arc i'll the way. 1t will serve them
| justly ]; they share the fate Of the bul
who planted himself Oh the railroad
track T. butt the approaching engine
| off.
!. The people Of central and northern
Tanla want : north and south road
Now that an opportunity to ob,alr
| onS is offered. we cannot Iolic.e thu
they will refuse to accept it on The
very reasonable terms offered.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
Toledo School Board.

Met Monday, March %, at Office OF
President. Present: Directors Clark,
Brown, Harrison, Nelson. Wells and
Wietiny. In tie absence Of the Sec
rotary, \. J. Free was appointed Sec
rotary pro iem.
Report OF the Committee TO exam
Inc accounts and books OF Treasurer.
presented, anil accepted, and ordered
70 DO spread upon the record
The following bills were allowed:
+. Junker-one shecpskin, $50.
Luke Wells..Lumbcr and labor in
erecting clubhouse, $25.4l.
\. Nh;tford--scrviccs as Janitor.
t2375.
Board adjourned stne d.,.
The new Daa,d me, At orce. Pres-
cnt, Directors Brown, Cqa.k, Harri.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
.NoTICE.

THE undersigned. Assessor Of the 4,h Di ;
/ trict of iowa, hereby gives notice to
whom it may concern. in Pursuance of Sec
IS Of the Act to provide Internal Revenue,
to support the Government, to pay interest
on the public debt ard fer other purposes.
that appeals ia wiring will be received and
determined relative to any erroneous or ex.
ce.sivc valuations, assessments or ennher-
alton returned by W. w. Hanford. Asst
Ass'r in tie annual list fer Tama County.
in said District at the Office Of said Asst
Assn IN vinton on the 10th lay Of April,
1871. at 10 o'clock A b., \. which time
and plscc SAID list will be open for inspec.
ton Of all persons WHO may apply for tina.
purpose.
Dated nj Toledo. Tara County, Stao Of
Iowa, March Is, A. y. 1871.
JOHN CONNELL.
Assessor Of TIE Ath District of Iowa.
Ti2.ii
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To Zeal Estate owners.

It has long been the practice Of real estate
owners, desrins to effect sslc, TO place
taci1 property in the hands Of number Of
agents, thinking, no doubt, that a sale
could be effected much sooner. Eut this is
\ great error, for when parties DESTROYS Of
buying property find certain property on
the books Of several agents. they at once
conclude that the property is not very de-
sirable, as tie owner had Pit it into tile
hands Of so many agents, or that the own
ers were "hard up and i. could be bought
a, much lower figures than was asked.
Aft i. .. NELSON 4 co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

Frazee,* Willie Guilford, Erwin Ing.
ham.
Total number, 26.
A star marks the names Of those
neither absent or tardy during tho
last seven months OF school.
A. II. srERRErr,
Principal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
REPORT or EYEGLlTRIX.

REPORT or EIEGUTRIX.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
- In Circuit Court.
To whom it may concern:
Whereas Ann prideanx, Exccutrix Of the
estate Of John Prideaux, deceased has filed
her final report as such Executrix, and n
petition asking TO be discharged rs such
Execurix. Said report has been filcd by
me- aud the day Of final hearing therein
has been fixed by me 10 take place At ths
mex! term Of the Circuit Court OF said coun-
~, commencing en- The 18th day Of April,
on which day the ma,tcr set forth in said
report will Be heard. All parties interested
therein can appear and take such steps ~
they may deem proper.
L. b. DLINE,
Clerk Circuit Court
Toledo, jan. p, 1871. ia
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
MOTIF LOST,

NOTICE is hereby given that = certain
II note, given by $. O. Bishop, for $22. in
favor Of A. Philips. and dated February Is,
1866, snd trans fcrrsd TO the undersigned
by tle said a. Philips, wns lost, and all
parties are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing said note as payment thereof has
been stopped.
Toledo. Iowa, March IS, 1871.
ia 4. BARTLETT.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

son and Wieting. n. J. Free and j
4. Springer, the newly elected Di
rcctors presented their certificate.
and oaths OF Office. On motion T..
Clark was elected temporary Chair.
man, and 4. J. Free temporary Sec
rotary.
On motion the Board procecdc! to
ballet Tor Permanent President. Re
suit: Lcandcr Clark received 5 votes
and II. 4. Brown l vote, whcrcupon
Leandcr Clark was declared elected
President for the ensuing year.
On motion the Board proceeded to
ballot tor Secretary for the ensuing
year. Result: Nj. +. c. True receiv-
ed q votes and was declared elected.
On motion the Board proceeded to
ballot for Treasurer TO-. the ensuing
year: Result: W. L. Johnston re-
ceived 3 votes ana J.. Is. Nelson re-
crived 5 votes. After taking several
ballots without any different result,
the election of Treasurer was post
poned till next meeting.
On motion, tho following teachers
were employed for the ensuing term
at $50 per month:
Hattie s. Gullford, lst Prim. Dept.
Flora Wells. 81 Prim. Dept.
Nancy lIendry, 81 Prlm. Dept.
c. c. Ingham, assistant in Higher
Department.
Board adjourned until Monday,
March -.
On Monday the Board met pursu
ant to adjournment. Present, Dlrec-
tors Brown, Clark. Free, Harrison,
Springer and Wicting, and the See
rotary. @..
Application of II. Galley for the
Office OF Treasurer, presented, read
and ordered fled.
On motion, ballot taken tor Treas
nrer for ensuing year. Result: w.
4. Johnston receives votes and L.
b. Nelson received 2 votes, where
upon, w. 4. Johnston was declared
duly elected.
Applications Of r. G. McIntire and
Amer Graham for positions as teach
crs in the school were presented,
read and ordered fled Carrie StoJ
dard was then elected to fill the va
cancy in the intermediate Depart
mcnt at $50 per month.
On motion, levy of six mills 20
the dollar was made on the property
of the District to- Teachers Fund,
ana one mill on the dollar for Con
tingens Fund.
B.ll of n. 3. G. True, sos, for
Liquid Stating, Blanks, and services
as Secretary, was allowed.
Bill Of Township District of Tama
for taition of scholars was referred
TO Free ana Wicting for examination
and report.
On motion, Brown aud Springer
were appointed committee to pro-
cure clock for Mr.. Stcrrett's room
aud signel bells for each room.
Mr.. Brown was appointed Com
mittee on Repairs to School House
The Rules and Regulations Of the
Schools having been reported from
the committee, came up for final &C
ton and were adopted, by section.
with amendments.
On motion, it was ordered that 800 |
copies in pamphlet form be printed
for the use of the District and Messrs.
Brown and the Principal Of the
schools were appointed committee
on printing.
Adjourned to 1st Monday in May.
Toledo school.
The following is the aggregate re,
port for the Winter term, commenc-
,nr Ian Oh en3 nndinr M.,ch .lI+h
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

The end Of the Capitol stone cues
ton is not yet. The Beard OF Com
m;ssione,s arc eujoiucd from annul-
ling The contract for the Oxford stone
unit! further light Is thrown upon
the question. Col. Scott, in pub
lishel card, says that whenever, at a
full Board, and after 4 return has
been received from all inquiries now
instituted for information, the Board
shall be satisfied that the Oxford
stone is not just the proper thing,
then the Injunction will be with
drawn and no opposition made to
''ie acton OF the Board. lie desires
"'lly fair, honorable treatment, and
isseans TO use no unfair, even though
legal, means to recover his legal
tights under the contract.
Last Monday, as we learn, the Sa
',erv!sin: Architect of the Capitol,
ai.d two nlea,bers Of the Hoard who
Lad not previously visited Oxford,
made Visit 10 the Oxford Qua,r.vs
ard made All examina.:en Of such
bindings, az had been pointed
ogt .r the Alarsllall affidayits q.
proving the er,h!essness Of the Or
ford stone. Il is not knesn What Tx
c,snions the Architect and the two
Commissioners mas have been, but
&c arc assured, they saw none OF ID,
'iisintcgra'ing signs tha. had beef
pro'nlsea
-< -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

III Tou
Want 8 Cook,
Want Clerk, ..F
Want Boarders,
Want a Servant.
Want Dwelling,
Want to buy Cow,
Want to sell Farm,
Want to buy Farm,
Want 10 sell Piano,
Want to sell a House,
Want to buy House,
Want to buy a Horse,
Want to sell some Hogs,
Want 10 borrow Money,
Want to sell Dry Gools,
Want 10 sell Groceries,
Want TO sell Furniture,
Want to sell Hardware,
Want to sell Wild Land,
Want to find cne's adivess,
Want 10 sell Millinery Goods,
Want to find an Estray Animal,
Want to sell second hand Furniture,
Wan: TO find anything YOU have Lost,
Want to find an owner to anything found
Come to the REPUBLICAN Office and Ap>
vERTisE.
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VIeTK CITcUlt IOuft.
Toledo, jan. p, 1871. ia
ADMINISTRATORS REPORT.

ADMINISTRATORS REPORT. 4
CrATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.
- In Circuit Court.
10 whom il may cercsrn:
Whereas James II. Smith, Administrator
Of the estate Of 4. I. Lewis and Sarah 4.
Lewis, deceased. has filed his final report
a. such Administrator, and asking 10 be
discharged NJ such Administrator. Said
report has boon filed by me, and the day Of
hnnl hearing therein las been fixed hy mo
TO take place at the next term Of the Circui.
Court Of said county, commencing on the
18th day Of April A. D. 1871, on which day
the matter set forth in Eaid report will be
heard. All parties Interested therein. can
appear and take such steps as they may
deem proper.
L. =. BLINN.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Toledo, March ~, 1871. e* ia
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

Thanks arc rendered Hons. G.. G..
Wright, N. N. Walden, +. ". Pal
mcr and G. 4. lIoar tor public dccu.
anoNtR,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

Annual Meeting.
Of the Tama County Agricultural
Society, met at lama City, March II,
as per adjournment.
Meeting called to order by the
Secretary. Motion made and carried
that J. b. Louthan he Chairman of
this meeting.
First in order was the election OF
officers for the coming year. The
following named persons were duly
elected by ballot.
w. c. Salisbury, President.
j. Il. Louthan, Vice President.
J. l.. Bracken, Secretary.
j. II. Hollen, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Z. Tap!in, OF Oxford.
A. j, Wheaton, Toledo,
Hon JAS. Wilson, Perry
e. w. Cowles, lama.
O. Park, I"
Motion made and carried that S.
w. Cole, S. G. Browne and A. NJ.
Batcheller he appointed Commit
tee to prepare premium list for the
coming Fair and to report to the
next Directors meeting.
The newly elected President then
took his chair and after making some
very appropriate remarks gave notice
that there would be Directors
meeting held in lama City on the
14,h day OF April next, for the pur-
pose Of transacting such business as
may come before them.
There being no further business on
motion the meeting adjourned,
A. N. BATCHELDrR, Sec'y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that lie
l undersigned has this day bsen appoint
ed and commissioned BY the Circuit Court
Of Tama county, in the State Of Iowa, Exc,
cu,or Of the estate Of Israel Reed, decease.l;
and all persons having claims against said
estate ar: herebp notified to Gle them wi Ii
the Clerk Of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn TO, and within legal time, pres
paratory 10 their being allowed or proved;
and persona owing said estate are requests
ed to make immediate payment 10 the un-
dsrsigned, and avoid costs fA
Dated at Toledo, lows, this 29th day Of
March, 1871.
JAMES W. REED,
141 @ 8 Executor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-30
LAND OFFICE
q. II. ~. Barker.
TOLEDO, IOWA.
IOWA.
TOLEDO,

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at SO $50 the following unmproved lands ranging
$3.50 TO ST. l. So.
F descriptions will furnished free application