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The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07
THE OWNER A

B leave the State wishes to sell his property stu
H ated on corner of Church and Cross Sts., Sacca-
rappa. Said property consists Of two story Brick
House, containing IA finished rooms, nice cellar,
good stable carriage house, woodshed, &C. Is cent
rally located, within minutes walk of P. & R. De-
Pot, Post Office, Schools and Churches.
Inquire of JOHN R. BABB, on Premises.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07
Dissolution of COpartnership
CO-Partnership Notice.

vXTE the undersigned have this day formed a CO.
w partnership under the style Of j. w. STOCK
WELL 81 COMPANY, for the purpose of manufac-
turing, under Patents of 1870, 1871 & 1872 Naehn-
cry to run by hand, horse or steam power, to make
Drain and Sewer Pipe and artificial Stone Pavement
and Building Blocks.
State and County Rights for sale, or licensed to
work on royalty.
JOHN w. STOCKWELL,
Portland, Me.
FREDERICK A. STOCKWELL,
Northampton, Mass.
August 1, 1872. an2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07

Another christening in Maggie Mitchell's
family at Long Branch.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07

One of the wittiest sayings of the week is
the statement that while Mr.. Greeley is going
to Vermont to tell the farmers what he knows
about farming,-in November they will re-
ciprocate and tell him what they know about
threshing
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07
For Sale.

TsNHE brick dwelling house No. 20 Park ST.. Port
IL land. For particulars enquire on the premises
or to E. P. SHERWOOD, As Exchange st. juyStf
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07
FOR SALE.

TENHE real estate of the late Mrs ELIZABETH
Il SMITH, No. Chestnut Street.
Please address
Mrs. o. E. S. FRINK.
Portland Sent 4th 1870 son2dtn
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07

Desirable House Lots.
FNHE undersigned offers for sale few very choice
IL building lots, located the line of Deering
horse caes, and within % minutes walk of Portland
| Post Office. Apply to
WARREN SPARROW,
jy25dtf ~ Exchange ST.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-07
A Good Brick House for Sale.

"A BARGAIN-contains ten finished rooms
IA Gas and Sebago; very conveniently located for
man whose business is in the vicinity of the Grand
Will be sold low and on easy terms. Apply to VIM
II. JERRIS Real Estate and Loan Agent.
August 10TH 1872. eod3v#
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

elected United Sta:es Senator fl, m
South Carolina, and The day follow.
lag he was arrested tor having brib, j
himself into possession Of the Sena
torship. AS there appears to be
evidence inculpatins him, we hope
the Senate will reject him If he has
the effrontcry to offer his credentials.
But, as he is a Pennsylvania politician
and prvtege OF Senator Cameron,it
is hard telling what may be his fate.
4 fire occurred in one wing Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York
City, on the night of the 10th inst,
and IL servant girls were burned TO
death, the only means Of escape, the
stairway, being burned. The loss
to the building and furniture amount.
cd to 100000. Much blame is at.
tached to the proprietors for not CIV
ing the alarm earlier.
About a week ago an Associated
Press dispatch announced that n. II.
Bra,nerd, Post Master at Iowa City,
was charged by his clerks with per-
jury, theft. and embezzlcment. We
thought at the time the charge was
trumpcd up by the enemies Of Mr..
Bralnerl, and was the outcropp;ngs
OF malice. This view is strengthened
by Mt. BIS. own statement and the
high esteem III which he is held by
all who know HIM,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

The bill Introduced by Mr.. Banks,
OF Massachusetts, abou, week ago,
il entitled to a candid consideration
and a hearty support. I, proposes to
raise the Presidents salary to $780,
OcO per annum, prolong his term o!
Office to six years, and make him III
eligible to second .its,m. 1t also
provides that the presi.,cn: and Vice
President shall be elected Ivy the
people, direct, at the regular cleo
tion, and thereby abolish the Electo.
rial College. That the Presidents
salary il 100 small IS evident to any
one acquainted with the cost OF liy.
in. in eastern cities. The prcsen,
salary was fixed whilo Washington
was President, since which tim. tho
cost and style OF living had increased
many fold. 1t is not TOO much to
say that $4,000 per annum does no ,
defray the expenses Of the President
That part OF tho bill proposing TO
lengthon the Presidential term OF
cffice and render him ineligible to 4
s'econd term, is worthy oil hearty
support, for, IN the midst Of a cam.
paign like that which closed ia No.
vember, IN which calumny is made
the great weapon, q President 10 al.
most snpcrhuman who will not us.
his ofi;ia position in different ways
to secure his reelection, and thereby
receive tho apparent vlnIlca,ion oil
Tho people.
No stronger argument need bc
lio sentcd III favor u the abolition
Of the Electoral College than to SAP.
pose that Horace Greeley hal rc
solved q light maturity in the Etcto
ri College. Ills death WORLD Loi,b,
less have been followed by lissst,s
taction and probably div son anon,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
Our Young Folks.
An ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR BOYS & GIRLS.

Edited by j. T. 7ROWBRIDGE and
LUCY L-4RCOM
OUR YOUNG FOLKS hold undsputed
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we and entertaining. and win for it tie
hearty favor Of those who read for amuse-
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value and attraction.
Our Young Folks for 1873
Will have the following attractive features
" Doing III. Best" a Serial Story to run
through the year, by J. T. Trowhridge-
This Serial, though complete in Itself will
continue the stories OF Jack Hazard.
Fortunes and " A chance for HIMSELF
which have been SO remarkably popular
Shorter Serials and Stories Of especial IN
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Sketches Of Trarel and Scenes in Strange
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Historical and Biographical Ahefches, giving
Anecdotes Of the Youth and Early S,rug-
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CONGREGATIONAL and Entertaining Papers on
the Photograph, the Telegraph, and other
Wonders Of modern Art sld Science
Popular articles on Astronomy, Electricity,
etc.
Sketches Of Natural History, comprising
curious anecdotes Of our dumb friends.
Poems, Stories. and q great variety of
miscellaneous articles Of special interest to
young people.
Regular or Occasional Contribution, may be
expected from Lucy Larcom, Mrs. A. NJ.
Diaz, Prof. +. W. Clarke, Miss L. Stuar,
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Or Young Contributors have furnished q
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and will probably make it even better for
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The E3ening Lump will be filled with a
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whose genius for musing has been fully
proved in OUR YOUNG FOLKS ard by
his public exhibitions, will describe some
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Our Letter Box, which has proved go pop
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Picture Stories and Prize Puzzles and
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the magazine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

1t is thus seen that the railroad
grants form large fractional part OF
the lands disposed Of during the
year. Iu view of the coming scarci-
ty OF cheap lands, it is TO DC hoped
tina, future grants to railroads AMI
other corporations will be few and
far between"
Hon. Geo. w. Julian has again
como to the surface. This time he
comes to proclaim the rules whereby
Congress should be governed in the
matter OF making land grants AS
the ex.Congressman has SIMPLY sec
ondcd the voice Of the National Re
publican Convention, can he not now
say something original, Tor which due
credit will be given the prominent
Indian!an?
The ne. State House in process c1
erection at Springfield, ILL.,, had cost
up to the 10th INST, 37,2U.75.
The second annual report Of the
Southern Claims Commission states
that, from The organization Of the
Commission, in March, 1871, to No.
vcmber, 1872, no less than 1890
claims were fled, aggrcga.ins up.
wards Of s45,00),0OO. II is safe 10
say that many will be disappointed
who present claims, for they will be
either refused or "cut down.
The New York Independent viii
double up on the lst of January into
the form OF Harp~s Weskl, and con
tain thirty two pages.
Mr.. Cannon, the Mormon Dele
gate elect to Congress from Utah
will find some opposition in obtain
ing his seat. Maxwell. his opponent
1t is said, is now taking testimony Il
prove that the friends Ut Mr.. G.
threatened death TO thou-ands q
voters in case they voted tor Max
well, and thereby NJ. claims he wa,
deprived OF votes enough to cleo
him.
A bill was introduced into til,
Senate some time since, which, il
adopted, will help in bringing III,
currency OF the country to par. 1
provides, that after the close OF tn,
current fiscal year part OF the Gus
toms duties my be pad in legal to,,
dcrs, 70 per cent. being received IT,,
first year, AMI an additional 90 De
cent. to he received Tor each subse
quent Year until 1877, at which tim,
tho entire customs could Dc thu.
pail.
/ John J. Patterson was recent,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

the Presidential Electors. Under
such circumstances, General Grant
would have stood a lar chance OF
reelection, for it would have been
quite possible, that a few Greeley
Electors would have cast their ballot
for Grant.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

TERMS--Simg!e copies 20 cents. $500
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And leave with him full description Of their FARMS WI
price terms &c. as is about advertise III Eastern
papers largo list of firms for sale in Tama County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE..
.CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY SIS

10 NELSON BTRSLEY and MARGIE
BUkSLEY.
YOU. and each Of you, are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on file, in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court of Tama
County, Iowa, Petetion Of FL jah Gallo, q
claiming Of you the sum OF lwenty-o,e
and tO-lO0 Dollars, us justly due him ON
account, aud tina, unless you appear there
to, and defend, on or before Noon, OF the
Second day Of the next tern Of sail Court.
being the February, term of said Court for
the year A. d. 1873, commencing ON the
third Monday Of February A. d. 1873, ut
the Court House, in Tololo III said County.
default viii be entered against you and
ju isment rendered thereon.
GEORGE RAINEB
bl.2 Atty for Plant ff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

NtAlh of io"A, LAMA cooNll, %.
To GEORGE W. REED and SARAH 3.
REED,
You are Hereby notified, That o, or be-
fore the 10th day Of December A. y. 1872
there will be file l in the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Iowa, in and for
the county Of Tama petition Of Julia NJ
Taylor. claiming Of You the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars and interest thereon from
and after October ist A. D. 1871, and ask
ing for the foreclosure Of y mortgage. made
to secure the same, and unless you appca T.
Thereto and defend, before ! DON OF the
second day Of the February Term, A. ID.
1878, Of said Court, to be be sun and holden
ut the Court House in Toledo, said county
and State, on the 20lh, day of February a
ID 1873, default will be entered against
you. aud judgment and decree rendered
thereon, as prayed.
.. 0. STANCllFIELD,
5l-2 Atty for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
Editorial Notes.

Edwin Forrest, the great actor,
fell dead at his residence in:Philadel.
phia, on the morning Of the l2lh inst.
He was in the sixth seventh year OF
his age, and was the Oldest Of Amer
lean actors 1t has been about "A
years since lie first appeared upon
the stage, and for many years has
been among the first OF his profrs
sion. He impersona,ed with ,igor
the characters OF Hamlet, Othello,
Macbeth, Jack Caae, and Spartacus.
II may be truthlully said that ia
star has fallen
Vice Presidcn, Co.fax has been Of
fercd the editorship OF the New
York Tribune. With Mr.. c. at tho
head, that paper would regain its
former position in journalism, tor
his personal worth aud popularity,
lis ability, his DEVOTION TO princip!.
and his rinswerving integrity would
do much to restore Il TO the favor OF
the people, ana particularly Of the
Republican party.
Besides the immense amount OF
land donated to the different rail
roads, We fad, according to the
ninth census reports, that the Uniou
Pacific owes the Ulitcl States s27
236,5l2; the Central Pacific, s27,,
s55,6S0; the Central Branch Union
Pacific, Sl,60O,000; tho Kansas Pa.
c,fc, 5000, 900, and the Sioux City
and Pacific, sl,62s.s2O, making to-
tai Of nearly s65,00J,ooo Whether
the government will ever be paid Is
a question concerning which 3 ave
doubts are entertained. The time
has fully come, that railroad com.
panies should construct their lines OF
railway with less assistance from the
government, anil thus relieve the
people OF building up grinding mo
nopolies.
The subject of the govern nent as
Stunning control OF the telegraph, and
combining the same with the Post
Office Department Will doubtless &C.
cupy no little attention, during the
present term of Congress. But it is
hardly probable, that anything Of
moment will be consummated in SO
short time. It is said that the
scheme urged by the Post Master
General is growing in favor with
Congress. \ proposition has been
introduced in the lower lIonse for
the purchase OF the telegraph lines,
and the subject was referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.
Thc report Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, recently published, shows
the disposition OF public lands for
the year past to be:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-03

THE NEGRO .-Harper'S Weekly
has the unblushing impudence to object to
Mr.. GREELEY that his election would restore
to power men who have been brought up in
contempt of the negro! What a pity that
SUMNER and CURTIS cannot he blackened into
negroes. If they are not doublc-dyed hypc-
critics, they hold that Il negro is as good as Il
white man. GRANT is thus put forward by
the most influential Of his organs as the
negro candidate. Indeed, the Radical party
seems to have been struck with judicial
blindness. In its anxiety to get the votes of
Il race that is in woful minority in all but
three even of the southern States it crystal
Lies into solid body Of opposition to GRANT
the voters of that race which constitutes the
large majority of the voters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES. $1,000
s>MoRE NEW AND ELEGANT
jacobs FoRsJUNE AND July. 3


T. k.PR1CE AsCo, ~. "a
are again In market and are opening, by express
and steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELI-
CANT GOODS In each Department.
long line of NEW PRINTS great snow III an
the new hgurcs--for ladies and chidreh-in
,--~~ mourning and haif-Erournfng styles;
DRESS GOODS in BLACK and COLoRED 0ihh'
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs;
GRENADINES, black and colored-rariet!;
.saTIS-sTRIPED HERNANIS and ahhNA-
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DOLLY WARDEN CAMBRICs and PIX to,
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ured and plain; .,,s
LAWNS and JACCoEETS, from the lowest 10 Tue tue
highest grades. : and
r.SCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE aho
LINEN COLLARS, CoRsETs, GLOVES %
All kinds, PARAsOLs of every MAKE nv
SIERY, &c. ,e,,rprs
,nIrs. and NTLEMEN's UNDERSllIKIs'
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FANS, &c. SC. .,,.-,,-Cs ,or rcn.
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DUCKS, SC. ,,.ry GOODS,
,pJsH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN "ooDS'
IN sn,,c of the recent heavy advance IN suen s
40 weIl AZ in woolen goods. fhe stock no" u" "'''
will he sold out at old prices. - pp1f,E g CO.
10
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TOR RENT, the large and most excel Gu
Il leutly-ocatcd STORE and DWELLINGEaal
No. 1i02 Main street, with shelving and counters
complete, admirably adapted for clothing, dry
goods, or most any branch of trade. AS business
stand II cannot he eNcelled. For particulars apply
either at the leather store next door, at No 1892
Main street, up stairs, or at -
LYME & BROTHERS.
in a-nnllW Rn; Estate 4 cents.
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street. DAY-BoARDERs desired ROOMS FOR
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