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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

How He Was Married The Imperial House
hald-Ths Sovereign's Character.

HOW ne was 8AfTlea-The Imperial House.
hald-Ths Soversign's Character.
Flou the Pail Mall Gazette.
At an age when English boys ara
pursuing their studies, the Emperor
Of China has taken upon himself the
responsibilities OF matrimony. The
telegram which proclaims the fact is
brief in the extreme. We are mere.
ly told that " the Emperor of China
was married at Pekin on the 10Th OF
October. There was no public cerc-
monv outside the palace, beyond the
procession to bring the bride thither.
and the whole affair passed off very
quietly" The prosaic terms Of this
announcement are an accurate re-
Fiction Of The mechanical nature OF
the contract. In strict compliance
with the laws laid down in the
Rituals tempered, it mast be al.
ded, with no small amount of pollti.
cal jobbery, the officers appointed
Tor the purpose select out of the
millions Of the small footed inhabi
tsnts o; China ono to be the Elm
press. Her future husbands tastes |
are no more considered. in the choice
than if be were LAY figure and
should the lady prove herself to be,
- has sometimes been the case, the
better HORSE" he lapses into . non
entity, and takes refuge in the fas. !
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE or IOWA, TAMA COUNTESS

To Jsssica Wilson, formerly Jessica MIC
Laughln, and Charles c. Wilson.
You, aud each Of YOU are aefeby notified
that there is now on file, in the ogti,s Of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF lama county,
Iowa, n petition Of Joseph Sachel claiming
Of you the specific performance OF certain
contract whereby you sold to him the fol-
lowing lands situated in Tamo county,
Iowa, viz; The south half Of the southwest
quarter of section No. twenty one (2l j and
tic north half of the noIthwcs. quarter OF
section No. twenty eight (2s) all in town
ship No. eighty three lS3) north Of range
No. thirteen ! la) west Of the 9th T. NJ, AMI
asking that you be compelled to execute to
plaiui.f deed for the same.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend. on or before noon. OF the second
day OF The next term Of said Court. being
the February term Of said Court for tina
year a. b. 1873, commencing on the third
Monday Of February A. D. 1873, at tho
Court House, in Toledo, in said county, de-
fault will be entered against you, anl
judgment enJered thereon.
q. X. STRUBLE,.
141 Atty for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Crape.CroWers Maxtms.

1. Prepare the ground in the fall;
plant in the spring
2. Give the, vines plenty OF man.
ure. old and we'll decomposed; tor
fresh manure, excitpe growth, Out IL
does not maSare it.
5. Luxuriant growth does not al
ways insure fruit.
1. Dig deep, but plant shallow.
5. Young vines produce beautiful
fruit. but old vines produce the
richest.
6. Prune in autumn 20 lnsure
growth, but in the spring topromote
trri,fulncss.
7. Plant your vines before you
put MP trellises.
s. Vines, like old soldiers, should
have good arms.
9. Prune spurs to one well devel-
oped bud; tor the nearer old wood
the higher favored the fruit.
10. Those who prune long must
soon imclb.
IL. Vine leaves love the sun, fruit
the shade.
IL. Every leas has bud at its
base, and either bunch OF fruit or a
tendril opposite to it.
ID. A tendrii an abortive fruit
bunch; bunch OF fruit a productive
tendrii.
Ii. A bunch of grapes without a
healthy lea' opposite is like ship at
sea without . rudler-it can't come
to port.
Is. liberals are like politicians
il not checked they are the worst OF
thieves.
16. Good grapes are like gold
no one has enough.
II. The earliest grape will keep
tho longest, tor that which is fully
matured is easily preserved.
Is. Grape eaters are long livers.
10. IIybrls arc not always high
bred.
90 He who buys the new and
united varieties should remember
that the sellers maxim is: Let the
buyer look out for himseli.a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

BEEKsEPIRs AssocIATroS.-We have
received the following from the Sec.
rotary OF the Beekeepers Association
of Central Iowa: The next annual
meeting of the Central Iowa Bee.
keepers Association will be held at
Cedar Rapids, commencing on the
18th OF January next. Present in.
dications are that the meeting will be
81 interest to all be present and ben.
eft all by the their experience. IL Is
expected the railroads will make the
usual reduction in fare.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

-
To James Dayton, G. T. Cox, Sarah J. Cox,
The Singer Manufacturing Company, W.
II. Sharp and J. Mcmillan, partners un.
der the name of Sharp l. Mcmillan, Eu,-
DRY Perfect, J. NJ. kianer i Stiles 4 Jsn-
klns;
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on ii ., in tho office Of thN
Clerk Of tile DISTRICT Court OF lama county,
Iowa, q petition Of Elizabeth N Barker.
claiming OF you, .mes Dayton, the sum Of
six hundred aud fifteen deilars Iitlf ten
per cent. interest thereon from October l
1872, on Two promissory notes, aud also
costs Of suit including reasonable amount
as an attorney fee, and Claiming Of all Of
you the foreclosure Of y mortgage on the
south half 81 the northeast quarter OF Sec
ton II, in township 81, range 10 west, in
Tama county, Iowa, given 10 secure the
payment vi said notes aud asking further
relief. Said petition further claims y
judgment and decree on the ii VI note due,
being one half Of the above named sum aud
interest due ON the other note, at February
term 1878, Of said Court, with order TO sp-
ply surplus reoiized on sale of premises on
note not due, and that the Court retain jus
rsdiction Of the cause until tho other note
becomes due. and that judgment and De.
cree be then rendered thereon and
costs including attorneys tee.
And that unless you appear thehf I
defend, on or before noon, Of the
Of the next term of said Cour ~.
February term Of sai 1kssea
D. 1873, commencil z Court for 80.
February A. u. p on the Bird Nh
Toledo, in saill3 80 a. the Cour. ~. \
c e.,su , ssa1sl yon, ani a'ault win be
~ Safely { wiz,
Attorney. -.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, 81.

To George E. House, Thomas House, Rich
ard House, J. C. Helt, and Fidelia A. White.
You. q. d ca :h Of you, are hereby notified
that til re Is now on file, in the office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court If Tama county,
Iowa, a petition of Stephen D. Foster,
claiming Of you the satisfaction and car;
collation. Of record Of mortgage. dated
October LIST 1857, executed by Charles G..
TruesdeIl and wife to T. J. House Co., on
part Of 10 / | in block s, in Toledo, Iowa
fronting IS feet on Broadway street and
100 feet on High street, and recorded i
Book 'A' at pages 249 and 25o, records
Of mortgages in the Recorders Office in
said county, and other relief.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, o.. or before noon, Of Il second day
Of the next Term Of said Court, being the
February Term of said Court for the year
A. D. 1873, commencing on the third Mon-
day of February A. D. 1873, at the Court
House in Toledo, in sail county, default
will be entered against you, and Judgment
and decree rendered thereon
STlVERS, SAFLEY 4 W1LLETT,
l-41 At,'ys fer Plaintiff
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Hard Times.

The stringency OF the money mar
ket for several months past has CIV
en- rise to much comment, and many
speculations as to the best method OF
furnishing relief; but as yet, no plan
has been suggested, that has received
hearty support. All branches OF
industry have been struggling tor
months under the burden of hard
times. The East and the West have
alike kecnly felt the effect OF the scar
city of money in circulation; and as a
result the American people arc rap
idly forgetting the lessons OF extrav
agance they learned during, and sub
seoueht to the war. Secretary Bout
we'll has failed to render material aid
BY what he has done, and the sub
iect waA some time ago placed in the
hands Of COMMITTEES to consider and
report to Congress the most effec,
tive method Of rendering relief to
the s,tuat,on. That an increase OF
currency is not advisable we fully be-
lievs, for our currency is now at a
discount Ia +ho s..a-lsst with the
recognized money Of the world; and
anv increase would be attended with
an advance in the gold premium, a
consequent unsettling of values Of
all commodities, and commercial dis.
,ress throughout the country. We
are OF opinion that little relict can be
rendered by direct legislation.
But little money has come from
the East, the home OF capital, tor the
movement OF crops grown during
the past year, and but little will be
needed for that purpose SO long az
farm products command such low
prices. In America, agriculture j.
looked upon as the basis OF all pros
perity, for it is upon this branch o
industry that the major pert OF ou'
people rely for their support. Low
prices for cereals mean hard time.
tor the farmer, the merchant and
the manufacturer SO intimately are
they connected. It Is to be hoped
that aiter the annual settlements are
made, and dividend declared, ths
present Squeeze" in financial circles
will be partially remedled, aud thai
the money held in vaults tor some
months past will again be put IN
circulation.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, S.
10 Russell Dart, Norman Dart, and r. and
N. Dart.
You, and each of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Tama county.
Iowa, petition of Stephen D. Foster,
claiming of you the cancellation Of record
OF mortgage executed by L. II. Carey and
wife to X. and N. Dart October 70, 1858. on
that part Of lot l, in block 5, in Toledo,
Iowa, fronting SIS feet on Broadway street
and IL feet on High street, AMI recorded
in pook "DH pages 36 and 81. Records Of
Mortgages in said office, and other relief.
Aud that unless YOU appear therato, aud
defend on or before moon Of the second
day eff the next Term Of said Court, being
the February tenn eli said Court for tho
, car A. D. 1873, commencing on the third
Monday Of February A. D. 1873 1t the
Court House in Toledo, ia said county, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
Judgment and decree rendered thereon.
STIVEES, SAFLEY l. WlLLETr.
l-41 Ait'ys for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

The unfortunate Snowman Z. +.
Barnum has had another burn out
The building in which was his circus
in Now York City, took fine on the
morning OF the Odd ult., and burned
to tho ground. Grace Chapel was
completely destroyed in the same
fire.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Ourselves.

Ourselves.
OF course, nd ones attention needs
be called to the new name. new head,
new size aha sunart other Improve
ments in this issuc. The name Of
this paper now signifies something
OF the foundation idea OF iiewspa
per Vi conceived Of by ito proprietor
Such . paper as this has for its object
the COLLECTION Of news, the register
Ing Of events, the chronicling Of pass
ing history. It should be, emphatic
ally, . newspaper, and other Discus.
sions, whether political, social or re-
ligious, should be, properly, scconda-
~ IN importance. Wetru the new
name We have inscribed upon our
titlt page, will be satisfactory 10 all
our patrons.
The ohanRe Of aama has hesa in
contemplation ever since the present
proprietor succeededAo the manage.
mont, and has been held in allegiance
until now, when it could be made in
connection with the reduction Of the
sixe Of the sheet. This change would
have been made two years ago had
not the fattering railroad prospects
stayed our hands. One year ago
the advent of the cars on the I u
N w. road again held us back from
the performances Of q duty, plain to
our own senses. While aware, dur.
ing toe past four years that thirty
two columns week were more than
our patronage justified us in giving,
We delayed reducing the size OF the
sheet in the hope that the railroad
would add to the patronage sufficient
to repay US. In this hopo there has
been disappointment. The railroad
las, by confession OF the merchants,
dded greatly TO the mercantile &C.
witty Of Toledo, at the same time
TIA: the mercantile patronage OF the
REPUBLICAN, rather tell off,-did not
certainly enlarge. Whenever The
patronage Ct the town aud county
will justify 1t, the CnkoSicLE will
take on four additional columns.
The changes in the appearance OF
the paper will not work any change
in its character. Hereafter, as il has
been heretofore. it will be a Republi.
can paper, supporting.thc principles
Of the party, vet always free to critl
else or enn5ewn the action OF any
man or body OF men belonging To
the party,-free also to criticize the
the action OF tho party itself.
Hereafter, as has been its aim here
tofore, its chief aim will be to mirror
che passing history OF the day, TO
chronicle every event in the County
worthy OF note, to be, IN short, the
ssvspaper OF Tama County. To eve.
ry movement that can aid in advanc-
ing any interest Of Tama, whether
material, social of moral, it will give
its action sympathy and hearty CO.
operation.
With this number, VIC start out on
our seventh years voyage. Though
hard times knock sternly at the door
Of every man in tho. County, though
the late horse disease has paralyzed
nearly al trade and industry for the
late months, we hope to make the
trip Of the year without serious dis.
astcr. The pleasant relations that
have existed tor six years between
paper and reader promise to continue.
That the year 1873 may prove pros
porous to al our friends as we'll as
to ourselves 10 tho earnest desire Of
onr heart - We begin another years
duties.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

The Official vote Of O'Britn coun.
" mot before published) for Prcsl.
dent stands thus: Grant 333, Gree
lsy 81. O'Conor 0. Grants majority
I'll. making bis majority for the
State over both Greeley and O'Conor
57,07s.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

Tho railway ansportlon of tina
country is far greater than the sea
transportation, and to bring it under
proper control is relatively also oil
greater Importance. To haye a navy
ready tor .he protection OF commerce.
at sea, there has been expended for
the six years OF peace since the war
no less than one hundred and sixty.
one millions of dollars S161 ,000,-
O00. O00), and what, let ME ask has the
government. expended during the
same time tor the projection OF far
mcrs against railway rapacity9 No.
thing.
Congress seems to have entirely
neglected its duty to REGULATE com
mercs among the several States"
when it is over these highways. They
have grown into power greatly to
be feared. They have given rise to
rings OF alarming attributes, which,
when OCCASION serves, quietly buy up
MI the produce along the lire Of ono
or more of them, and then ring the
market, they take undue and great
advantage Of PLAIN dealing country
folks, Tor they act secretly, tak,ng
the producer unawares, and doing by
wholesale that which neither your
city nor any other wei! regulated
community will permit even its own
citizens to do. by rieccmea!-forestall
the market. Sometimes they char.
ter, it is said, all the freight cars OF
a road, and then lock them up. or run
them, according to the imposition to
be practlced, or the CORNER" to be
made.
Hence the scenes in the eat
grain market on the lakes q few
weeks ago.
Nay, these railway managers have,
through the failure OF Congrcss TO
regulate railway commerce, attained
such power that they can CORNER
the Government itself. Some OF the
master spirits among them, seeing
The government abont to raise m
immense cavalry force during The
war, q said quietly 10 have sen, out
agents and bought UP al the forage
= certain districts. Thus the quar-
ernaster's department was corner.
I'd, the army nonpIussed, and
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
The Lexington tKy) Press is re

The Lexington tky) Press is re-
sponsible tor the following
"a lady residing in city not a
hundred miles from Lexington is the
possessor Of two pets, a monkey and
parrot, who are by no means con
genial friends; in fact, Mrs G. was
IN the habit OF locking up the mon
key, whenever she left the house, for
tear OF his belligerent qualities. One
evening, alas she neglected to do
so, and the monkey coming in found
the parrot ready for a fight, and a
desperate one ensued. The monkey
ruthlessly pulled out every feather
OF the unfortunate parrot. When
Mrs. G. returned she found the
monkey chatterlng upon the mantle.
piece, and out crept the parrot look
ing deeply injured and greeted her
with: "We'ye had holl Of a time"
The appropriateness of the remark
caused shout of laughter.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

LIST or LETTERS
remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at
Toledo, Iowa, Decsmber3o, 1872.
Charles W Baker Nicolas Schrader
Frank Beardsley 2 Martha Stuart
Joseph 4 Coulter 3 James Smith
Sheldon + Davis VIM Scissor
George Goo man p II Schwedan
Mrs Mary Haney Smart s. PARROT
Thomas Love Sheldon
II Let.ye Eleanor Smith
George Meisnsr Stephen Thomp 70 n
Mariye Pesek , John Thamar
Claus Hamann Paul Voss
J Ransom Hall Johu Vcech
Mrs Mary Shelton Frank D Wo!cstt
Charles 6 Smith
Persons calling for thrse letters will
please say advertised and give date Of this
list. EMILY L. DILLMAN. M.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell chesp. for cash.
one good farm team, Zone horse and one
marcy. four years old, also ore set Of double
harness en- same terms. Enquire eigns
miles northeast Of Toledo, in Carol! town
ship. VIZ. oonT aye =:
Dec. 81. 1872. l-S~
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

A. Schrcckenghaust is the name oil
living person in ChilIicothe, O.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

Elizabeth Dudley thinks the sid
saddle is the best tor the ladies'.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
: :
$50 fei3nh? fhegiT of ths Parish Of Orleans.
Charles S.auer ~. Henrietta Davis. ~ife
of Gustaxe Minehlll and her husband.

XrOyRTII DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
u of Orleans, No. 3325!-By vdrtue of d writ OF
tsisufe and sale, directed by She honorable She
Fourth District g. urt for the parish of orleans I'D
the asOvs entitled cause 70 q. $ Sauvlnet, late
sheriff and by said late sheriff 20 me transferred
J will proc. cd 80 sell ut public auction at The Mer
chants and AuctiOnerrs Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, IN the
secoN6 District of This city, on AONDAt, zebra
arc H. 1878, at twelve 0elO9S NJ III" following
described property. 80 wit
ACERTAIE PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
"i'h the improvements thereon, fights, ways
segvitudes privileges and advantages thereun!o
hsionglEg ar in auv wise appertainlng, situated
in she Fourth &isti lot OF This city, in the square
! bounded by st. Charles, Pi ytans, ssphins and
~. AHdrew streets, designated by a letter XII on
! 10 sketch annexed to ths margin ct an act passed
before NaGC el To DucTOs notary pU ic In his "tV
on She twenty seventh Sg May 1871, for reference
! which piece portion of ground comprises She
= drawn Sy Shartes ). etc iIsie, architect, under
date of the sixteenth Of Apsll 1867, and annexed
J 20 an act passed berore tusebe EOunS, notary pub
lie in this city, the eighteenth day OF July, 1861
! said portion ay piece OF ground commences az
distance OF sixty feet eight inches from Josephine
street, measures thirty fc@s front on line diviG-
. lsg il from The portion of ground marked X: on
| said sketch annexed to sai! act before Marcel 7
Ducros, nOtar, public, thirty feet III sidth in fhe
year on the line of lot Sf SAID sSStCh, siNty f ct
! s;ch, inshes ia depth, q line parallel TO st.
Charles ST ret il being thC line of lots q ana
II AVID sixty feet eight lnrhes IN depth on a line
parallel to Prytania street and being portion OF
.hs. side fine Of lot number twelve, all American
! The defendant herein by pure base from r!autlh,
per ace OF sale thereof passed 6rsor. SAD Marcel
g. Ducros, notary public, BED Ny -, 1911.
Seized in the above SUR.
YeTms-a8sh She sYOt. .
;a1. 70 fale sherry ~ the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

c. 4. Girnrde, & Co. Va. tEr.. ann

c. Il. Girardey ~ Co. ~. tirs. ann
Hughes (heri tacias VS.; Mrs Ann Hughes and
William Anderson, her husband).
S,IXTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
- of Orleans. 20. 583l.-By virtue of a writ of
fieri facias to directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for tho parish of Orleans, in
the above EMIT ed cause Will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiCneers
Exchange ROYAL street be tween Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY February "a, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property TO
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND JNTRRBST OF the
defendants in aud to
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
il The square bounded by Ma az ne, Poydras, camp
and Iaiay cite streets FIRST District OF this city,
com Drising the four-story brick store known as
No. 79 Magazine street measuring thrty-tw feet
six inches front on Magazine street, by eighty feet
IN druth between parallel lines French measure.
Acquired BY the late H. d Seaman, deceased, from
Fl aucos MoOre, of Paris, France by act passed be.
fore ?. q. Cuv"itr. notary pIbi@ in this city ON
the twenty six tn of March, 1883
g. SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with
all she Improvements thereon, situated in the
square bounded by Magazine, Bordeaux, Live OAK
and Vslence streets, city and parish Of Jefferson IN
this state. desgnat, by the numbers twenty
twenty one, twenty-five, twenty three, tweIsy-
four twenty -fvs and twenty-six on plaA drawn
by b T Nichols lgte surveyor, on the eleventh OF
Nav 1885, posted in the office OF K. Brennan then
n notary nSiie in Shis city. Said lots numbers
twenty InelItv one, twenty two, twenty three
and tweuey.rour measure each thirty feet front on
Magazine street, by hundred and fourteen feet
ia depth, between parallel lines; and said lots
numbers twenty five and twenty six measure each
:hiry feet front on Nalence street, by one hundred
Acquired by the executrix of the succession of
u. 70. Seaman, deceased, from arthur Me
Chimes, by act passed before Hugh Madden, then %
notary public, in this city Oh the tenth cs Jah'd
} 3. TWO CERTAIN HoTS OF GROUND, with
al thu buildings and Improvements thereon.
situated in the square bounded by First, Apollo,
Philip and Bacchus streets, Fourth District OF this
city. said lots adjoin zach "the' and ars DESC
! .AsEr Qr