davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28
BOLE7lN NERGANTIL -DB PUERTO-RICo.
iL0OR A LOS V0LUNTARIOsI

Habiendo peG,:do por aclamacion
todos los V Voluntarios, que Sc nombra
ran honorarios del primer Battalion
de Ia Capital 4 los Excmos. Sres. D,
Juan Bautista Topete y D. Carlos
Navarro Rodrigo, Sc solicito el per-
misc del Excmo. Sr. Coronel del
~Cuerpo; y, concedido este, han tent
do ingreso en- el Cuerpo dichos Sres.
con fecha % del corriente.
Queriendo todas las companies te-
ner el honor de contar en- su seno q
tan dignos y esclarecidos patricios,
dispuso el Sr. primer Gefe Sc sortea-
ran, y Ell Sr. Topete sali6 electo pri-
mer Voluntario honorario de la So
Companfa, y ell ST.. Navarro Rodrigo
primer Voluntario honorario de la L:
Compaffa.
De hoy mas los honrados cuerpos,
cuyo desarme SO pedfa por los dipu-
tados reformistas, contaran en- Ma
drid con dos personals dc tanto vali-
miento, que vistiendo va el digno
uniforme de Voluntarios, podran ser
un fuerte antemural 4 las cAbalas de
ciertos espanoles con condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28

mo, nos han facilitate cada una en- Ia
medida que pudo, datos para escribir
.nuestro libro, Sentimos que Ia modes
tia y Ia natural reserya que todos de-
sean guardar, nos impida darles aquf
las gracias consignando sus nombres
en- prueba de nuestro agradecimien-
to- N
Inexpertos arquitectos de este hu
milde edi6cio que con ell tftulo de
HIsToRIA DE LA INsURREccIoN DE LA
RES ofrecemos al pdblico, no podemos
menos de estar llenos de agradeci
miento hactadEos buenos espanoles
que nos suministraron los materiales
Reciban, pues, la expression sincera
de nuestra gratitud tapto ell encum-
brado personals, como el jefe militar,
el modesto empleado, todos los que
nos han facilitado documentos y por-
memories para nuestra obra que cree
mos patri6tica.
Como 10 ocurrido en- Lares no es
un acto aislado sino una simple ma
nltestacion de los trabaios separatls
tas que aqul Sc vienen hacienda des-
de e. primer cuarto de este siglo, de-
dicamos un capitulo preliminar la
narracion sucinta de los varios coma
tos de conspiracion que desde 1924
Sc vienen hacienda, fracasando todos
por fortuna. A Los habajos de los
Consp5rad0yes cue precedieron po-
cos meses al escandalo de setiem-
bre, dedicamos Embellishments un
largo cap{tulo; y cuando q grandes
trazOs hemoS deScrito la historic de-
iaLorantismo borincano- -venezo-do-
minlcano, entramos a describir de-
talladamente la organization y ira
bajos de Las sociedades sec,etas er
que Sc estuvo aqul fraguando la in
sufreccion POGO mas 8 mGnos desdc
la evacuation de Santo Domingo. He
chos estos trabajos preliminares, en-
tramos de lleno q narrar los aconteci
mlentos de la insurreccion de setiem
bre propiamente dicha empezandc
por la prision del venezoano d. Ma.
nueI Maria Gonzalez, presidente de
comlte lab0rante, L09g0doy del Nortt
situado EN- Camuy en- ell barrio del
Palomar que tue causa de que ell %
Sc adolantase ell movimiento que es
taba senalado para ell dia 20, nacieEdc
muerto como era natural: 10 de Lares
no tue parto 81 no un simple ab0rtc
insurreccional. A describir la perse.
cucion mlIltar que nuestros soldados
no habiendo entonces Guardia Civil
hlcieron q los fugitivos, q dar cuents
de lasactuacionesjudicial militares
de la sentencia delconsejo deguerrad dc
Ponce, del indulto y amnistfa, de to
do nos ocupamos EN- nuestro libro
Por apGndlco ponemos varios docu.
mentos ohciales, las proclamas in.
cendlarlas que precedIeron 4 todo
los pasqulnes puestos en- Lares y
Arecibo etc.
No tratamos, 20, de calumniar &
la provincial de Puerto-Rico, la ma
yorla de cuyos hJos es feI y adicts
a la nacionalidad de nuestros mayo
res; pero 81 acumulamos ALI bas-
tantes datos para que ningun diputadc
ignorante 8 NAL espanol pueda decil
en- pleno pariamento, sin ser inme-
diatamente desmentido, que en- esta
provincial no hay nj hubo separatistas
No sabemos ell eco que pueda ha-
liar nuestra obra humiIde en- Ell publ
co ilustrado; pcro de seguro que con
ella echamos al suelo ell argumento
Aqufles lie los ultra -retormistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28

paran de llevar al edifcio de ella, 81
que no pudiere con un ladrillo, un gra-
Do.de arena, en- lugar de preocuparnos
tanto con la polftica- mania, lepra de
las socisdades modernas, pronto verfa-
mos 10 que todos anhelamos, es decir,
ell desenvolvimiento en- sumo grado
de las fuerzas productivas de esta
provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28

Quizas primera vista par1ceran
los precios un tanto altos; pero debe
tenerse en- cuenta, que el SECURE
cuesta J p.S menos que en- buque de
vela y ademas debe calcularse otro
! p.S menos de interes, por treinta
dlas de navegacion que al menos con
frecuencia tardan los buques de vela
Consideramos que el pequeno Co.
mercio ha tenido un esforzado defen-
sor de sus intereses, pues como es sa-
bldo no es la primera vez, que ell Sr.
Baston ha perudicado los suyos par
tlculares ante ell bien de la colectiyi-
dad. Els un axioma que los adelantos
de un pats deben juzgarse por el es-
tado de sus comunicaciones, y en- esta
parte no puede dudarse que Puerto
Rico ha entrado en- la yerdadera via
del progreso.
81 todos los habitantes de la Pro-
ylnc'a, oada 2aal en su estera, SO Qcu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28

Et Progreso que en- un ndmero an
terror Sc hizo tan modesto que dijo
que 81 no tenia diputados y que no
podia deciairse 4 decir 81 estaba 8 no
conforme con la EGposicioa de que va
tienen noticia nuestros lectores, hasta
cue ell partido Sc manifestara en- pro 6
en- contra del Menoyoadans, tiene a
renglon seguido la modestia de decir-
le al Gobierno espanol que no cuente
para NADIA con la provincial de Puerto
Rico, 81 no quiere representatives ul-
tra-reformistas. Habla nj mas nj me
nos como 81 los hombres de Ez Pro-
greso fueran los Agueinaba, los po-
seedores soberanos de Borfnquen.
En- el ndmero siguiente Sc mani
fiesta decidido mantenedor de la &C.
titud de sus senadores y diputados en-
Madrid, puesto que dice textualmente
"Creemos que la mayor parte de los
ex-senadores y ex dipntados seraf
reelegidos, excepto algunos que nc
podrAn admitir nuevo nombramientc
por CIRCUMSTANCES dom6sticas, y e
Sr. Ledesma que no esta conforme
con la marcha del partido." va saba.
mos que estaba conforme el colega er
todo con sus prohombres, asi como
en- la calumnia, que no Sc ha atrevidc
a sostenernos cara q cara, de que la;
cQp0cid0des que apedrearon q los sol
dados y voluntarios el % y 25 de ju-
Ito eran capacidades conservadoras
Rechazamos de nueyo tamana impos-
tura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28

por lajusticia probemos, como de Sc
guro probar6mos, que el Sr. Blanco J
Sosa escribio aquelios versos infden-
tes, saldrfa aquel buen senor del tri-
bunal para la carcel como autor de un
escrito sedicioso y atentatorio contra
la dignidad y la integridad de Ia Ma
ciong Por nuestra parte creemos que
-eldesenlace deun iuicio tai no podrfa
tener sino un resultado contra ell Bo-
LETIN por calunniador 8 contra ell Sr.
Blanco y Sosa por infidente. Por nues-
tra parte esperamos tranqailos y de-
seamos slnceramente que ell Sr. Blan-
co cumpla esta vez su reiterado deseo
de demandar al BoLETIN. Hagalo,
pues, q yer 81 es cie1to que doaade las
ddn, las tonaa's.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28
COMERCIO DIRECTO.

AL llegar ell presente ndmero a ma
nos de nuestrOs constantes lectores,
sera muy facil Sc halle fondeado en-
este puerto ell vap0r espanol Jorge con
el cargamento de mercancfas con to-
das las novedades de verano para la
antigua y acreditada casa de los Sres.
Francisco Baston y Ca, pues debia sa-
llr de Liverpool con direction q este
puerto del 10 al II del corriente. Nos
consta que ell gefe principal de esta
casa, nuestro particular amigo Don
francisco, ha trabajado mas de dos
amos con una constancia digna de la
empresa que puede considerarse rea-
lizada, y que vlene a llenar ell gran va
clio cue Sc observable en- ell Comercio
dlrecto, ell cual no podfa desarrollarse
en- toda su intensidad por falta de CO.
munlcaciones, cuyos inconvenientes ha
tocado este Comercio mas de una vez
con graves y trascendentales periui-
clos. La Inca que recalara q este puer-
to todos los meses, la despachan los
Sres. Fletcher y ca, de Liverpool,
y nos consta estd anunciado ell va
por J~e~ para salir a principles de
MARIO y contlnuara saliendo uno cada
mes. Esta Inca ofrece garantfas de
estabilidad, pues siendo su principal
carga para la Habana, es indudable
que las dos Antillas hermanas pueden
dar cuanta vida necesita la empire
sa. Hace algun tempo que solamente
dlsfrutaba de este bene6cio la Isla de
Cuba.
Sus precios los consideramos bas-
tantes ventajosos: para conocimiento
de nuestros Iectores, los ponemos a
continuation:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
"Self.Made MEN,
Doors open at half past six
o'clock.
Information Wanted.

Mr. Eaiiv:-Can you tel me
whose business Il Is TO see that or
City Ordinances are Kept ia force, or
whether we have any or notP II
yes, why are they not kept in force ?
l am told that there is an Ordinance
to remove nuisances ii so, I think
it is time il should be put in force.
Some of our principal sweets and
sidewalks havs not been cleaned Of
snow tits winter. Now, MI. Edl-
tor, it seems 10 me some one is at
fault. ! see every day stables clean
ed and their contents pitched Into
the streets or alleys; hogs killed in
the back ya Is and their oial thrown
INTO the alleys. Now, 1t looks to
me as if II city laws were a farce,
or Cur officers at fault. 1t seems 10
me il a man can be forced to build
walks one can he forced 10 shovel
them off either Of snow o. mud, and
/, FOR my part, would Ike TO see It
done. Ii there is a fine tor not clean.
ing he walks let it be put in force.
Passive AEouSD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
FEW
- -
SHEHfFFy STR

DT virtue Of 4 special c~xecutioh. das "a
ID ting lcyh Of D%cenbcrA~ D. 1871. 10 me
directed. issuel out cf the Office Of tile clerk
Of the District Court of lama County. Iowa
in favor Of Soloae Il T.. Ci'ieft, and again.t
George =. Hill. Jonathan Hill, William II
Stivers and Emily y Stisers on a judgment
rendered BY said Curt at The September
term thereof. A.. ~. 1871 against he said
George b. Hill for The mn Of 50. 56a.sl and
q decree Of foreclosure against sail defend
ants, wherein il was ordered. adjudged and
decreed that the following described real
estate, lo-wit:. The southeast quarter aud
cas-. half Of the northeast qaElr:er Of section
No. ten t10), in township No. eighty Eve
(851 north Of raLge No. thirtaen (13)
west of the 9th PM, In Tama county,
10 "a, be sold. or 50 much thereof as is nee
essa, 2 to satisfy said Judgment, interest and
cost.
Now, Therefore. public notice IL hereby
given, that Lave levied upon, and shall on
the bah day o. January,A. D. 1872 be-
tween the hours of . o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock r. NJ. of said day, sale to commence
st the hour Of 2 o'clock p. NJ. at the front
door OF the Court House il. Toledo, Iowa. in
the county Of Tama, offer I'D sell .. pub
lic ou'cry, TO the highest and best bidder,
that bids two-'hirds orr over Of
U appraised value, for cIsh, oil
.ae right, title and interest Of the
above named defendants, in and t. the
above described property, or so much there
Of - Is necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment
for the abave named sum together with costs
and all rcciuiRg costs, unless the same
shall be sooner satisfied. .E@s
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of afama County, Iowa.
BY E. II. BieibJ, Deputy.
C. B. Bradshaw,
Atty for Plaintiff l
Dec. Is, 1871. S7.o5 [1-2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
SHERIEE'S SALE.

# = .Fet OAAA>A|s ~
DY virtue of a special execution, dated
ID the 10Th Of Nov. A. D. 1871, TO me d.
rected, issued out of the office of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Tama county, State
of Iowa, in favor Of The County Of Tama, in
the State Of Iowa, and agains. John II.
Thede, Charles F. Hanneman, Lena Hanne-
man, Allen Dawson, and w. II. Stivers on q
judgment rendered By said Court at The Sep
TENDER term thereof, A. d. 1871 against the
said John IL. Thede for the sum of $656.19
and o decree of foreclosure against said de-
Pendants, wherein it was ordered, adjudged
and decresd that the following described
real estate, to-wIt The south two-thirds
Cd Of lot No. two (2), in block five ~, in
the town Of Toledo, ia Tama county, Iowa,
with all the buildings and appurtenances
thereon be sold, or SO much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgment: interest
and cost.
Now . therefore, public notice ia hereby
gwen, that I have levied upon, and shall
en- tie 18Th day of January A. D. 1872, be-
tween the hours OF Q o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. :. O. said Cay sale to
at the hou, Of 2ofclock A., at the front
door Of the Court hcnse Toledo, Iowa, in
the county of Tema, otsr and sell at public
cutlery, to the highest md best bidder,
that bids two-.hirds or over Of tie appraised
value, for cash, all the right, title and in
terest of the above named defendant, in
and to the above described property. or ST.
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 satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff OF lama County, Iowa,
By E. NJ. Bielhy, Deputy.
S,ivers & satey,
Att'ys for plaintiff.
Dec. II, 1871. $3.50 [1-2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
(sDY virtue Of = special execution, dated The
ID I'd Of December 4. D. 1871, to me d.
rected, issued out CT the Office Of the Clerk
OF 8 Tbs Gsis1a9pii.. Ssffqy1t Of Jana cAannhhSr ,vs S iGtte
and against George Harrison and -
Harrison on n judgment rendered by said
Court at the January term thereof, A. D..
1871 against the said George Harrison
for the sum Of ss05,66 and a decree Of
foreclosure against said defendants, where-
in it was ordered. aajudged and decreed
| that The following describ d real estate,
to-wit: The south half Of the northeast
quarter of section No. FIVE (5l, in township
No. eighty four (S4l, north Of range No.
thirteen west Of the 9th p. NJ, in Tama
county, Iowa, be sold, or so much thereof
as is necessary to satisfy said judgment.
interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public motto. is hereby
given, that l have levied upon. and shall on
the 18th day Of January A. D.. 1872 be-
tween the hours Of Q o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, sale to
at the hoar Of 1oclock r. NJ, At the front
door of the Court House in Toledo. Iowa, in
the county Of Tama, offer and sell a. public
cutlery. to the hi CHEST and best bidder, hat
bids two-thirds or over Of the appraised
value for cash, all the right, title and in
terest Of the shove named defendantsin and
to the above property, or 50 much l1here-
Of as is Necessary TO satisfy said Judgment
for the above named sua toge,hsr with
| costs and all ae.ruing costs, unless the
same snail be seoner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff OF Tama Couaty, Iowa.
BYE y. BIELBr. Deputy.
C. B. BaADsHAw,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Dec. 9, 1871. 1915 1t-2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
Addressing Machines.
McFatrich's addressing Machine


McFatrich's addressing Machine
is n Of those implements Of indus.
try which are Of mestimable value tic
all we'll regulated printing Offices
For seyera! months we have had one
Of these machines in the REpuBLIcAS
Office. It saves a great deal of time
every week IN mailing tho ~papcr,and
insures accuracy and certainty there.
III. IAostmasters find it a great con-
vcnience, IN reading tho names of
subscribers. Subscribers find it
equally convenient and valuable.
By this machine, the name of each
subscriber Is printed on his paper,
and added to his name is the date ut
which time his subscription expires,
or expired. It il thus a perpetual
calender, aud perpetual bill Of ac-
counts 1t is more convenient than
Dicks machine, while performing its
work equally well. So far, we have
found the machine salts 'actory. The
gallcys ought to be made a little
stronger, but this III DO easily rem
edied by any one. Tho prizes Of the
.n.achinc is only $50, and the galleys
from 81, to $3.50 each; the differ
cnce il tho price being determined
by tho number taken. TIE Publish
er OF tho leEpucLIaAN is authorized
by the manufacturer to fell tho ma
chine in this portion Of the State at
his lowest cash price. 1t any of.oOr
brothers Of the press nccd such q
machine We shah DO glad toscxhibit
10 them its merits.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
0rft.d i~terlS.

0rfC.d itenlS.
The Oxford ladies' tr,a'cl the
basl.iul gentlemen t, a slclgh.riac a
few days ago ria Toledo and lama
City. The gentlemen were land
somely treated, AMI reached home
safely wishing leap year would come
otteacr.
The Woman Su!f rye question has
occupied the attention OF the Oxford
Deb ting Society tor two meetings
preceding this week, but Welded lis
place to the discussion OF the prohlb-
itary liquor law on Tuesday Of this
week. Tho society meets every
Tuesday evening.
A leanyear ncck.tie sociable is
the latest new thing in the social line
1T Oxford, IL Mt that nation go,n'
1T rather strong OH leap year mat
ters ]
On Thursday night last the old
folks Of Oxford aud vicinity had a
sociable and dance, ut Union Hall IN
that town, wlicl, lasted till late in
the night. Supper was served upon
the ground floor Of the same build
ing, and about daylight a fire was
discovered making considerable
Roadway in the floor near the stove
upon which the cooking had been
done. 1t appears that after supper
some small, dry fuel had been SWEPT
into a heap behind the stove, and
that at the same time the hearth OF
the s.oyc had leen swept and the
broom set down on tho heap of
sweePings behind the stove In this
WY the broom carried the fire which
came fnear bringing disaster to the
new stone block ana turning a very
pleasant evenings enjoyment into a
calamity.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

for cooking; &c, and 4 chapter on
thu ordinary diseases Of the family
VI plain and simple remedies. It il
on he whole 4 most complete work
an9 should be in every Farmers
Honse.
The book IS handsome enoash for
the parlor table and durable enonrh
for a generation. There are one
hundred and forty-one fine illustra-
tions, not mere pictures only, but
instructive and useful to the cultiya-
tors Of the soil. We understand
that the agents who are canvassing
in other sections are meeting with
great success and we trust that the
farmers in our own cnunty will
soon have a chance to secure this in.
valuable work.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
SHOW t. Make the Farm Pay"

GLOW to- Make The Farm Pay or
the Farmers book of Pratlcal infor-
nation, etc, by q, w. ,D,ckcrman,
e. l.. Flint and Others. Zelgler, &
McCardy, Publishers, Phil adelphia
Pa, Cincinnati. O., and St. Louis,
No..
We believe The book with the
above ut!o to be just the book the
farmers need They do not want
long scientific discussions, but prac-
tical Information such as fills this vol.
unit. How to make the Farm pay
isjust what our farmers want to know.
Ifany one by long experience AMI
careful experiments has really any
Information to offar tho farmers want
it. One OF the authors of the above
book has been Secretary Of the Mass
achusetts State Board OF Agriculture,
for nearly twenty years, anl every
&
Improvement upon old methods has
been male the sabject OF careful in
curry. Tho other names we 500 n
the preface are those oftho best prac-
teal Agricultural men Of tho country.
The result IS that W. have 4 work
with the latest and most reliable in.
formation upon every subject con-
nectea with iarming. The different
chapters treat Of Drainage, Flowing,
Manures, Implements, Grains, Grass.
cs, RootaC Crops, Spocial Crops. Ro.
taticn Of Crops, Horses, Cattle, Dai.
" Stocs, Sheep, Swine and othe.
Domestic ANIMALS, Poultry, Bees,
Fruit Culture, Grape. Caltnrc and
Wine making, Small fruits, Diseases
and Insects, Farm Building, Marko,
Gardening, anil many other items.
II has also aias. col!os alton Of Recipes
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

STATE OF IOWA, IS.
To James NJ. Mitchell. Luvina Mitchell. Al
len French, and - Frensh, wife of said
Allen French, and Nancy Dempsy, alias
Nancy Guilford.
Yon, AID each Of yon. are here notified
that there is now on hle, in the office Of the
Cletk of the District Court Of lama County,
Iowa, q petition Of David F. Bruner, c aim
ing Of you, James N. Mitchell, four humid
red dollars, with ten per cent, interest per
annum thereon, from October 18Th. 1869, on
a Promisory Nete. and claiming Of all the
defendants 1 e foreolo sure Of a mortgage on
the west half of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty (2O) in township eighty>six
| 1867 north Of Range fifteen west, in Tama
county, Iowa. Also, claiming VI said James
NJ. Mitchell. a reasonable amount as aitor-
neys f~ees!for foreclos n !; 8 il mortgage ,aad
that he be required = put upon record o
certain deed for said premises from defen-
lant, Allen French and French, TO him.
self, AMI that all right title and irteresi Of
the said defendants, Allen French. and -
French. his wife. in and 10 said premises,
be forever barred, and the title TO said
premises quieicd, and other and further re-
lief a. more fully appears BY said petition.
defend, on or before noon, q The second day
Of the next term Of said Court. being the
Februar, term Of said Court for the year
A. D. 1877, commencing on the third Mons
day Of February, A. D. 1872. at the Court
| House, in Toledo, in said County, de-
fault will be entered against you. and
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
STIVERS s. SAFLEI,
- nf-.-4sr
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

The Marshal had occasion1o take
Henry Lawrence and CF Hanemann
in charge last night anl lodged them
il jail, The former was before the
Mayor This ~Morning and fined 50.
The latter had not been disposed of
4. las. accounts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11
ORIGINAL MOTT CT.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
To Stephen Hall, William Smith, Peter
Smith, ct ais.
You and each Of you, are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on fle in the office Of
tie clerk Of the District Court Of Tama
county, Iowa, a petition Of George h. Stru-
BILE claiming Of you the foreclosure Of . Ger
tain mortgage, particularly described in
said petition but that no personal claim is
made against any Of the defendants except
said Stephen Hail.
And that unless you appear thereto.
and defend, on or before noon. Of the sec
Dad lay Of the next term Of said Court, be-
ing the February term of said Court for the
year A. D. 1872, commencing on the third
Monday Of February, A. d. 1872, at the
Court House, in Toledo. in said county, de-
fault will be entered against you, and judg.
ment rendered thereon.
GEURGER. STRUBLE,
2-5 Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-11

The First National Bank III lama
City has declared aydiviaend Of q
per cent. The Bank was not opened
until Oct. 81, and this dividend rep
rcsents the profts fotSshS frs three
months. The showing Is q very good
one for the Bank, and undoubtedly
satisfactory to the stockholders AZ. I