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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16
WHOLE NO., 2l9,

manded my un divided attention. l
knew tina. I ha. committed great
indlscretion in accepting that singr.
lar invitation, all that if any disaster
resulted from it I lichly deserved to
lose both my comm ssion and char.
acter. l con- family found myself
wondering whether the lady really
intended to betray US, or whether
we had been accidcntly observed.
The question would recnr even
amidst tho excite meut of battle.
Fortunately my presence and SER
vices in the field were not required
until Generals Porter and Ripley
had been engaged at intervals tor
several hours 50 that when my bri.
gade. with Towson's artillery, were
ordered to cross Streets Greek my
nerves and confidence had become
measurably quietel and restored. I
need not describe the battle Of CHIP
pewa. That belongs to and is part
OF the history of our country. 1t is
sufficient to say that at the close Of
the day we were masters OF the po-
sition, and that our arms were in no
way discredited. The British army
had fallen back, leaving their wound
ed in our possession. The mansion
which l had visited in the morning
was the largest house near, and to
that the woundsd officers OF both
armies were carried for surgical treat
ment. AS soon a. l could leave the
field I went over to look after my
wound d. / found the English Of
ticcrs lying on the first-foor, and our
own on the floor above. l sew in
the lower room the young lady whom
I met in the morning at the breakfast
table, her white dress all sprinkled
with blood. She had been attending
to the British wounded. On the Sec
ond floor. inst az 1 was turning into
the room where our officers were, l
met my hostess.
'One glance at her was quite suffi-
cient 10 answer the question which I
had bee asking myself all day. She
had intended to betray me, and moth
ing bn. the accident Of my aid rising
for his handkerchief saved US from
capture.
Years aftcrward, in rejecting upon
this incident, l was led to donbt
whether ha not misconstruel her
startled manner rs I suddenly en-
countered her. That unexpected
meeting would have occasioned EN-.
barrassment in either contingency;
ard it is 80 difficult to believe laly
of cultivation and. refinement capable
Of such an act, that / am now, nearly
halt a century after the event, dispos
ed 10 give my hostess the benefit Of
that doubt,
"And now, SIR" added the Gener.
al, this is the third time in my life
have told this story. do not re-
member to have been spoken to be-
fore on the subject for many years.
He looked at me, and seemed to be
considering with himself few mo
ments, and then said: sIsenember
ing your intimacy with Gen. Worth
need not inquire how you came t,
a knowledge OF our secret
| "Well, General" l replied, Il have
kept tho secret faithfully for mor'
than forty years. always hoping t.
obtain your own version. OF VIVA
struck me as most remarkable Incl
dent in your military life. III Thur
low Weed, in Harper's Magazine fol
March.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16
From the Western Rural.
ssThat Wouldn't Be Heaven TO Me-"
By caAcE xsLBorn NJ.


stood on the steps Of the pretty brown
church,
Beside nv old friend, Deacon Gray;
The birds, in the wide.spreading trees
near the door,
Were praising the beautiful day.
"Oh! the angels are singing" the good
Deacon said,
"As they stand BY the clear jasper sea,
Out-pcuring hosannas" quietly thought,
"ThAt wouldn't be heaven to me"
The minister slowly came down the long
aisle,
His Bible and textbook in hand;
There's rejoicing, and singing, and prais-
ing" he said,
"To>iay in the beautiful land;
They are shouting in glory beside the
White Throne,
As happy as happy can be,
Forever and ever thought, with sigh,
/, That wouldn't be Heaven TO me-"
l wandered away 10 . clear, running
stream,
Aud sank on its green, messy banks;
I thought, ~ it rippled snd murmursd
along
That il carried its burden Of thanks
That it whispered Of Him, in . wopdsrfal
tone,
Do gentle, earessing, and free;
And thought. % it murmured Of rivers
and flowers,
"Oh! that would be Heaven to me-"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16
8 Months Credit,
CORNELL COLLEGE,

EOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN TX
L PERIeNCEO Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and 0eisati1c Ceursee; Pre-
paratery, Commercial and Ornamsatal D.
pert.sats; ample baildises and appliances,
and 376 students annually; Il town not.
q for tempsranee. Beard and Tuition Low
~ catalogue address ths President REV,
WN. :. KING. D. D. ~. vesnsn, lowe.
rlOsf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16

A Chinea. agent offers 10 deliver
Cinnamon in Tennessee at shs rate Of
5000 hundred.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16

QLANKs.-BLANK DEEDS, MORT0A>
~ Cos, Quit Claims sad justices Blanks
u the kssuBLicAn Once.
TUSrlGEH BLANL6. q eli kind., printed
y and fer1eale Of The RsruptpcAn Office. Tu
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16

The Jolly sovereign Of New York
and Pemsyivania-Old King Coal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16
v. u. 6tivsrs. J. @. Sadey.
STIVERS q SAFLEY,
Will practice in the

II ". DOYNTON, PHYSICIAN, AND
liz SURGEON, Toledo, Iowa. Office, It
Residence In the old Allen House, opposite
8esdbroek's wagon shop, east Of the POST
ed6ee. 49..s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-16

And the following reliable Fire Insurance
Companies:
Etna, Of Hartford, assets $6.O0O. 900
Home, Of New York, aasets 5000, 600
Hartford, Of Hartford, assets 2,75OOO0
Phenil, Of Hartford, assets l,705 200
Lorillard, Of New York, assets 100000
Special attention will b gwen 10 iusur.
ing DWELLINGS, BARNS and CONTENTS
againstFIRE end LIGHTNING, for . Peri.
Cd Of One, Three sad Five yssrs, aad ct
rates - leS - cry sas em psssibly giss.
OFFlCH-Ia WI ALDEN'S Store.
6-8
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-16

room for the proprietor of the worn out press
and type! Surely virtue and patriotism are at
a dlscount.....S Somebody has sheared the tail of
Elder Garland's horse; thus one extreme fol-
lows another,...The Turkeys think they are
having Il line time OF it, on high feed; but
let them walt a week.".., These are the times
OF treachoJOHs walks, whc he "who thnketh
he stands is very liable to sit down......
Hon. A. q, Jewett supplies the steamers on
this route with milk from his farm...As much
snow tell on Friday night as during any storm
last winter......lf you like buckwheat cakes,
this is a good time TO engage in their manufac-
turc..=..IameS Holmes was not attacked by
paralysis, az reported recently; ii was numb
ness OF legs TO which he Is subject. The
authorities of Searsport are arranging the books
of The Sears Library, in readiness for public
notwithstanding the cool nights, side
walk counting continues, and there is consider
able swapping Of euds Of gum over the gate...
Mr., WeSeott, conductor on the railroad, will
be transferred to the main line.....Dr. Monroe,
who was i'll at Baltimore recently, has recover
ed, and is now in this city. .....The snow disap-
pealed On Wednesday, and mud reigns supreme
THE portrait of Fanny Herring OF the Met
ropotans adoIns the bill boards, and Fanny is
good looking. ",,, Hon. T. W Nose will remove
to Bangor, and practice law The Bangor
Wing compliments the Metropolitan The atre,
now II that city, aud which is to appear here.
Miss Hicks, at her rooms in the Taraden Block,
ha, some very beautiful house plants, the ladies
sgy"..~About noon on Tuesday, Woodcock or
dcrod some books from Portland, and received
them the same evening. 49,. The Boston mail for
merry received in the morning now arrives at
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Nov. IL, ISL.
BUTTER-We quote strictly fine lots OF fall made
Butter at SIC: line diaries, comprising fall and sum-
make, at 2sa3oc good fair lots at 23a21c; do
at 14alsc; inferior do at Halle; bakers at 10al1c
Western Butter, choice grades, at 22a2Gc, and com
mon do at 14al1c per lb.
CHEESE-Wc quote fine New Y DIRK and Vermont
factory at - 1-2aI3c, per Id; choice ONO factory
u 12al3c, with perhaps occasional sale at little
higher price, fair good factory sells 2a13c and
choice dairy at l2ll3c, and common cheese at loc
per ID.
EGGS-fhe market is firm, with sales a Sic ;per
dez.
BEANs-We quote choice Northern hand-picked
pea beans at 81 50a3 90 choice Eastern at 80 % ;
common pea beans 81 l2a2 so; choice mediums at
50 -; aud yellow eyes at 50 90 per bush
POULrRY-We quote choice Turkeys at loa2lc;
fair to good Turkeys and chickens at l5aisc.
MERCHANDISING market is not so well sup
piled with Potatoes, and we quote Jackson Whites
at i0c per bush Onions dull at S2l2 IS per Dbl
FRJlTS-Appes range from 50 25a4 for Michigan
and New York Rus3ets, Baldwins and Greetings
Cranberres are unchanged and sell at $7ag per bbl
for Cape and country.
HAY-We quote at S3oa33 per ton for the best
Vermont and Canada hay; 54ta26 for interior $2Sa
so for Western timothy and $l5al7 for Swae. Straw
sells at $30a per ton.
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NDrrettea JFeetlY Tor lie Jo'NWoh
BELFAST, Wednesday, Nov. rs, Is
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, NV. ST.
AT market for the current week-Cattle 299o Sheep
and Lambs If 1913; Swine 1910. Last week-Catte,
3443; Sheep and Lambs, 12,710; Swine, 1850.
From Maine-Cattle 40; Sheep and Lambs, 2420.
Prices OF Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs, the total weight
of hides tallow and dressed Beef-EXtra quality
So 50a7 o0 first quality So ooa6 25 second quality 50
5oa5 15 third quality 81 5Oa5 Oo poorest grade of
of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, 81 5oa4 %.
Hides and Tallow-Brighton Hides l-2a9c Brigh-
ton Tallow daG l-2c; Country Hides SaS IL Country
rallow 5a5 1-2c Calf Skins ldal5c; Sheep and Lamb
Skins, 81 j0al 10 per skin.
Working Oxen-EXtra $200a250; ordinary, Silica
1907 Hardy Steers 5aS0; poor and coarse ones, S35
a$50 per pair.
25 year clds, $2sa45. Those OF poorer quality at
prices ranging from $7a$30
Mich Cows Most of the COWS brought into mar
ket of a common grade; but a few extra or fancy
breeds among them. Prices ranging from Sis toS 20
per head Store Cows, $lSa5J.
Sheep and Lalnbs ~ and selected lots, s. 5a
SWine-Store pigs, wholesale, 4ii,t retail, sac
per pound. Fat Iogs5a5 1-2e.
Poultry-ENtra, II LA l6c: mcdnm l3al5 1-2 poor
I2al2 L.,
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10 Me HoAorH6ie Tie 'J2tstjceS Of tie s. j.
Co@r,began and holden at Belfast, arithjn
and torAthe CoN1ltg q llalao, on the MIRA
IHesddyief Octoier, H. y. 1871.
T EONA NJ. FARRIS, Of said Belfast, respectfully
IL libels and gives this Honorable Court to be
informed that her maiden name was Leona NJ. Hail ,
that on the fifth day OF May, 1865, at Lawrence in
the State of Massachusetts, She lawfully married
to Allen c. Farris, then OF said Lawrence, after
wards of Mottyille in the State of New York,
but whose present residence is to your libellant
unknown shat she has had by her said nus
band one child, to wit: Nellie " Farris, now three
years old; that since her said ntermarriage your
ibellant has behaved towards her said husband a
faithful chastc and afecionate wife, but that he
the said Allen regardless Of his marriage covenant
and duty, while he and your libellan were residing
in said Mottville in the month of January A. d
lS69 Willtuly deserted and abandoned your libelant
without reasonable and without intent on tn
part of your libeant to procure divorce and ha $
continued such deSertion and Abandonment to tn e
present time; that for than two years prior
the date hereof your libellant has resided in good
faith in Belfast aforesaid,
WHEREFORE your libellant prays that she may be
divorced from the bonds Of matrmony between her
and her said husband, and that the custody OF her
said child may be given and entrusted to her, and
in duty bound will ever pray.
LEONA Nj FARRIS.
Belfast. Me, Nov. &, 1911.
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Wal no 81 gMpi aue .Ju4icioZ C0p,yt,

VA 20, So ,Mli anae Jnaiciaz Co'1t
October Term, 1871.
WE Inhabitants of Lincolnville VS.. Uriah b.
4 ratten. And now suggestion to the Court
.at me defendant at the time Of the service Of the
VIII, was not an inhabtant of this State, and had
no tenant, agent or attorney within the same that
MS goods or estate have been attached in this action
ana mat he has had notice of said suit and attach
ment 1T is Ordered That notice of the tendency Of
TINS SUIT be given to the said defendant by publish
ing an attested copy of this ORDER together with an
a ;sI Of The plaintiffs writ three weeks success
ivey IN the Republican Journal news paper print
ed at Belfast in the County of Waldo the last publ
cation to be not less than thirty days before the next
term of this Court to be holden at Belfast, within
and Tor the County of Waldo, on the first tuesday
OF January, 1872 that said defendant may then and
there appear and to said suit if he shall sec
cause. ATTEsT-W e. FRYE CTrry
ABSTRACT OF PLAINTIFFS wRIT.)
Assumpsit on account annexed:
Is !, Jan. 30, To paid inhabitants of Embden for
expenses incurred in support of your wife
At insane aa Hospital $2So,oao
m W. G. CROSBY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
writ. ArTEsT-W g. FRYE CTEpT "a
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Every family needs to keep in the house
something that will cure headache, toothache,
ague pains, lameness, bruises. cramps, and
other kinds of pain and suffering. and what is
there so good as Renne's Pain-Killing Magic
Oil. Try it. S. A. Howes, & Co. wholesale
agents.
WATCH No. 2lO39, STEM WINDER. Manu-
featured by United States Watch Co., (Giles,
Wales & Co. Marion, N. J. has been carried
by me four months; its total variations from
mean time being seven seconds per month s:
NJ. Beard, firm of Beard and Cummings, rs
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S. j. Court, October Term, 1871.
KENT. J.. PreSiIiG z.

KENT, j., Presiding.
In the case Of Paul against Paul. relating to
will, which was unfinished in our previous
report, the jury sustained the will.
The case of Eastman and wife, of Freedom,
indicted for manslaughter in starving woman
to death, did not come to trial. Two physicians,
authorized by the Court, pronounced the
woman able to attend the trial, but when the
officer appeared with a capias, she was in such
a condition that he did not attempt to bring her
to court. The probability is that the case will
never come to trial.
The court adjourned finally on Friday.
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PILES. 1t is no more strange than trre

PILES 1t is no more strange than tr..e that
one half of the adult population suffer with in
ternal, external, bleeding, or itching Piles. 1t
is admitted by eminent medical men that re-
Liable remedy must and will have an extensive
sale. This has been demonstrated by the
wonderful increasing sale Of DR.. Briggs Pile
Remedies. The progress of this disease, in its
various forms, is arrested, and some of the most
surprising cures have been effected by its use.
Sold by Richard S. Moody. S. A. Howes & Co.,
Belfast, L. Curtis Jr., Searsport, Roberts &
IIichborn, Stockton, N[udgett & Sibly Prospect,
j. w. Seavy Frankfort and Druggists generally.
If
HEADACHE. Briggs Alleyan tor is composed
OF Ammonia, Chlorotorm. Spirits of Camphor,
Tlncture of Lupuine, Oil of Juniper and Al
cohol.- This compound i'll unequalled in the
annals of medicine for the cure of Nervous or
Sick Headache, Neuralgia. Trembling or
Twitching Of the Nerves, and all Nervous
Diseases. If
Have YOU a severe wrench OF sprain? Have
you rheumatism in any form? Have you stiff
neck, or lunches caused by rheumatic pains?
If SO, ''jOhnSons Anodyne Linmcnt" is a
specific remedy. and is also the best pain killer
IN the world
We often see large stocks of cattle which do
not seem to thrive, and come out spring poor"
all for want of something to start them in the
right direction. One dollars worth Of ''Sheri-
denis Cavalry Condition Powders given to
such stock occasionally during the winter,
would be worth more than an extra ton of hay.
ONER-ENERTION, either OF body or mind.
produces debility and disease. The usual
remedy is to take some stmuIant, he effect OF
which is the same as giving tired horse the
whip instead of oats. The true way TO fortify
the system with Il permanent tonic like the
Peruvian Syrup Ga paradoyide Of iron.( which
gives strength and vigor to the whole system.
The system Of toning and stimulating the
nerve structure through the agency of the cura-
tive properties of SMOLANDER's BUCHU, is full
" approved of by family physicians, who have
discovered that for kidney, bladder and glandu-
lar diseases, mental and physical debility, mai
aides of the urino-genital organs, gravel and
diabetes it is safe and efcacious remedy, as
well as for all uterine complaints.
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the journal.

NOV. 9. William McCabe, for breaking the
window of Cornelius Cunningham, was SEN
Appealed.
Ebenezer Harrington, of Brooks, for drunken
ness, was sentenced to thirty days in the County
Jail and, committed.
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City Affairs.
tMONnAY. Nov

MONDAY Nov. IL, 1871.
License granted II. NJ. A. Poor TO erect and
maintain a Stationary Engine under restrictions
satisfactory to the Municipal Board, and Messrs.
Alderman Houston and Foger chosen Il Com
mittce TO supervise the erection OF same
orders passed for Saloons and lnnho,ers TO
file License Bonds, as required by law.
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STATE OF MAINE.

PENORSCOT, S. $40 the Sheriils Of respcc-
tive Counties or either OF their Deputies,
GREETING
WE command you to attach the goods or estate of
ALBION X. HASKELL of Pirate Con, in the Brit
sl Province of Nova Scotia yeoman, to the value OF
One Hundred and Sixty Dollars, and summon the
said defendant (f he may be found within your pre-
scinct) to appear before our Justices of our Su
preme Judicial Court, next to be holden at Belfast,
within and for the County Of Waldo, on the tn ird
Tuesday of October next, then and there in our said
Court to answer unto HASKELL W. HARDY, OF
Winterport, in our County of Waldo. yeoman, in
plea of the case for that the said defendant at said
Belfast the day of the purchase of this writ be-
ing indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Eighty
two Dollars according to the account annexed, then
and there in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff to pay him that sum on demand.
account anneXed.)
July II, 1870, To paid freight OF horse from
Boston, $500
July H. 1870, TO paid AMOS CIRCUITS Bill
keeping him, 200
july A. 1870 To paid keeping horse year, $500
$500
Yet though often requested, the said defendant has
and refuses do to the damage of said plaintiff
as he says the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Dol
lars. which shall then and there be made to appear
with other due damages. And have you there this
Witness JONAS CUTTING, ESQ.,, at Bangor the
Twenty fourth day of July in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-One.
4. G. BRETT, Clerk.
Sup. Jud. Court, October Term, 1871
And now suggestion to the Court that the
defendant at the time of the service of the writ was
not inhabitant of this State and had no tenant,
estate have been attached in this action that he has
had notice of said suit and attachment it is or
dered. That notice of the tendency of this suit be
given to said defendant by publishing an attested
copy of plaintiffs writ, with this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Republican Journal, a
newspaper printed at Belfast in the County of Wal
do, the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the next term of this Court to be hold
eu at Belfast within and for the Countyof Waldo on
the first Tuesday of January 1872 that said defend
ant may then and there appear and answer to sal
suit If shall cause. Attest W. G. FRYE, Clerk
| A true copy of writ and order thereon,
Attest, w. q. FRYE, Clerk.
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To the lion. ,faAjces Pf the $. d. Coun ne5t
Ia be hoIlrn at Be1t5st arUhjn a,,d for the
C0@nty IF lValI1, o1t the mira THes3dy Of
Oct0ber. 1871.
L,MELINE NJ. HANSON of Palermo, in said
~ County of Waldo, wife OF Reuben IL. Hanson ,
respectfully lbels and gives the Honorable Court
to be informed that she lawfully married to
Reuben I'll. Hanson at Palermo in said County, on
the 29th day OF November, lsd6, and has had by him
two children. One OF them is now living, boy two
years old. That your libellant since their intermar
riage, has always behaved herself faithful chase
and a1ectionatc wife towards her said husband.
Yet her husband Reuben IL. Hanson, wholly re
gardes OF his marriage covenant and duty, divers
days and times since their intermarrage, viz on
the - day of September, 1868, committed the
act crime of adultery with woman by the name
of Sarah A. Taylor as She believes, She saw them
the bed together and OF the 9th day of December
1862 said Reuben III. Hanson left the town and took
with him the said Sarah A, Taylor, and has since
resided in parts unknown TO your libellant leaving
your belact without any means for her support for
herself or her child, and has not contributed to her
support the support of her child since, and your
bellant has reason to believe that said Reuben III .
Hanson and Sarah A. Taylor now living in
adultrous relations in parts unknown to your libel
ant wherefore Jour libellant prays that the bonds
of marimony between her and the said Reuben ii .
Hanson may be dissolved, and that the custody OF
her child may be committed TO her.
Dated At Palermo this 9th day OF October, ISL.
EMELlNh Nj. la NSON.
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Sup. JuI. Coart, October Term, A. D., 1871.
Upon the foregoing libel, the Court Order, That
notice threof be given to the libellee by publishing
attested copy thereof and OF this order thereon,
three weeks lively in the Republican Journal "A
newspaper printed at Belfast in sad Conntyof Waldo
the last publication to be thirty days at least before
the next Supreme Judicial Court TO be holden at
Belfast within and for the County OF Waldo, on the
first Tuesday of January next, that he may then and
there appear and answer to said beland show cause
if any we have, why divorce should not be decreed
therein prayed for.
ArrEsr--W. q. FRYE, CLERK.
A true copy of the libel and order thereon.
~ hTTESI--W. Il. FRYE, CLERK.
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Sup. judi Court, Oct Term, 1871. I
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered, That notice b.
given 20 the libellee by publishing an attested cop
thereof, and Of this order thereon, three week
successfully in the Republican Journal, the las
publication to be thirty days at least before tn
next term of this Court to be holden at Belfast
within and for the County OF Waldo, on the frs
Tuesday of January next, that he may then ant
there appear and answer to SAID libel and show cags
if any he have, why divorce should not be decrett
as therein prayed for.
ATTEST w. &. FRYE, CLERK.
A true copy of libel and Order thereon.
10 ArTEsr--W. G. FRYE. CLERK.