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FOREIGN.
ACSTaGA.
The EEpositios ON Fire.

Inc LEpoSitioo Oh EbSs'
VBsxA. July 9.-Considersbls exs
cilemert and alarm was occaaoped lat
nigh, by the discovery Of fr. 10 The ez-
posi!ion building The flames we're for.
tuna.e!y diEovsred before they had
time TO gain material b galway and wus
soon e1tiDguished. The FIRE 10 believed
TO bave been the work ofsn inceDdisry.
A quantity Of paper prepared for The
purpose had been placed 10 tbe priLci-
pal gallery OF the building. whore tbe
more choice and vaiuItle goods were
located. to which The ibcendis'y hsd
applied q mstch, ard hsd !. not besn
sor promp. acton q most DISASTROUS
coofsration would have followed.
There IL no cue 10 the psrpelts,or OF
the deed.
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PAEls, July 9-Ths second isstsll-
nent Of $50. 900 francs Of the isst Mill.
lard OF tie war ibdemni.y was delivered
TO the German Treasury on the stb.
There now rennains los to GcYmaoy
tut 10000 francs. which In socoY4-
snce with the treaty Ggned 81 Berlin o.
the 18th OF March iast, is 10 be psid by
the 5;h Of ns1t September. 'z.-a'A
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sThese two sections are as follows

ARr. VII, SEC. I. "Seither the Governor,
STATE Superinteuden Of Free Schools, Au-
difor. TTeasurer, nor Attorney General,
shsil hold any other ONCE during the term
of his service. The Governor shail be ipeii.
oibie TO aid ONCE for the four years sue
eeedinR the term sorwhich he was elected;
AFr.VII, SEC. S, THE Governor shall
nominate, and by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, "a majority Of all the
senators elected concurr,ns By yeas and
nays) appoint all on ,ers whose oHices are
estabitshea by this constitution, or shall be
erested by law, and whose appointment or
electiou IS hot otnerwtse provided for and
ed by the Legislature
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SESAfoE CHANDLER is quite humor
ist. He recently gave twenty volumes
OF the Congressional Glo6e and one
volume OF the United Ststes Coast
Survey to the library Of his local high
school.
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WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, July 9.


The receipts from customs Tor the
week ending June l3. were as follows:
New York. s2,034,66S; Boston, $780,
l20 Philadelphia, 1885,, ,320.
Decision Rendered.
Attorney General Williams to-day
rendered lengthy decision on the
responsibility Of officers in the governs
ment dsbursing Offices, and the neces-
si.y OF wiving bond for the fulflment
OF their duties.
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Wa. DxsaErxrs1,

WlI DxraETrS1, IL
OFrog OF fHs CHnv SIosaL Ovy1cHx
wssurserss, July 10 ] A. r.
rzosaStITffs. 4, 49,
Ga THURSDAY for The SSutSsss Stsiss
nor,b ss.<riy riods aad generally el>sr
weather. For the Middle asd Esstssn
States clear sBd cloudy weather With
higher iembsrsiurs. For tSe Ono Ssl.l
I.J and lover lake region partly cloud
ines. sod local rama. For Tie uppss
lakes and the portbuest rising bsron.
etsr. north and west visdS, pGrtly elou.
dy and clear dry weather.
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swehster defines the word oTTICER 20
mean "a derson commissioned or suiho1f-
led TO perform any public duty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.

BY the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Once, 1lO Main street.
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appointment TO ONCE isintrinacaIIy b ex.
ecutfye. Taylor V. 1he CommonyezIih, 3
J. ]. AarzhslPs z. fgi.
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y As the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer;
tanned by careful observation, II Is 10 DO regret
ed that many OF the Drugs still prescribed BY
some phy,iciats should retain place In our Ma
toria Medlca. As an instance OF this, that vile
drug, Balsam Copsbia, furnishes an, example,
About the year 1890, tho spaniards In TIE leland
certain Complaints: thought, according 70 the
prevailing notion at tuat lime, hat the remedy
might DO found where tho disease originated.
Under this impression, Balsam Copahia came
into use, but never hiss nauseaiing drug done
more injury. for It not only changes the nature
Of tho disease 10 more dreadful state than tho
original bat II ruins the tone OF the stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia In its worst forms TO
ayoid, mi. drug and It's effects the SAMARI.
TAN's GIFT, q purely Vegetable Remedy, Is
within The reach OF all. Only ten pills TO be
taken, and viii cure every time in nom two TO
'iourdays. Male packngest 81 female, So
e sFEs Z US sMohAlNlBRos,s
~ Cor. Market and iath Told Monroe.
oc4 Agents for Whe linz. W. Va.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcnHNATI; Nov. 18.-Flour- Better
feeling. Wheat-Quiet at 81 25A1 81.
Corn Steady Of 400. Rye-70c. Oats
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Columns w6uld be required 70 'cdumetate tle
medical bubbles that have risen 10 the surface
and burst since Hf stetter's Stomach Bitters be.
came tho standard tonic Of the Western Hemis.
phere. Boasts the most extravagant, fabrica-
ening, having Ia turn been emp Dyed 70 bolster
up the worthless preparations that have from
time TO time been introduced, In tho hope OF ID.
ylding the field with that famous vegetable rem.
edy. signal failure has been the lot Of each and
ali. The reputation OF the Bitters as o preven-
general rettorative, and aspecinc for Indigestion,
bilious affections, rheumatism. nefy ,us debility:
constitutional weakness. pIroxI small feyers, and
all Somplainta to which tne more sensitive eex
are exclusively liable, ID est9hiiAhed upon the
ence, and can no more be shaken by the clsp.trap
nostrums OF unscientiac pretenders than the
everlasting hills by tho winds that rustic Trough
tueir dehles. ~ SfT as t%1tl dAw
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Be CAaEEu1-In these days, when tight hats,
hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the
hale to iAl out tits matter off mo little impor-
lance to know which Of thelhhir preparations
areof anyyalue. The majority, o, has been ire
quenty proved by the frat dermatQlogists. or
ha!r.doctors, possess little or no uictit. Such
being tho fact, It is eonsoling 10 those who are
afflicted to know there Is really one good article,
which Is recommended and used by tho FIRST
medical authority, and has stood every test.
many years. This preparation is Hall's VRaE.
TABLE sICILIAN HAIR RKNRWRR,-a truly
scientific compound, which Is unquestionably
the best preparation the kind now before the
interchangeable 1T will restore to gray hair IL
original color, cleanse tho head thotough cure
al efuptionof the scalpf and WIN algays sestore
tho hair 90 long as any germs remain, as they
almost invariably do. until extreme old age has
destroyed the roots Tho original article ismade
by.R. p. HallS& Co., yNashna, N. H:- Forney's
Pres, Jan. 70, 1868. ~ so daw
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iHOMNY-5O BARRELS WHITE
Ill Flint inst IeeslEsa b, =, .... ~ Y.
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New, York Dry,Goods Market.

9 New York, Nov Business CON.
tinnes quiet with manufacturers agents
and general jobbing trade Is inactive. The
large jobbing houses, who are selling of
their stocks at panic prices, are still doing
very large business. A. 7. Stewart d
Co. have marked down'theit goods In all
Departmental and announce that q accor-
dance with the notice given III Septem-
Der, making a reduction in prices ruling
at that time, they will continue promptly
TO recognize and accept all fluctuations OF
values for the benefit of their customers.
Under the neyierder thetelh asEaplasfe'
alization from sales and buyers are numer.
Gus from ALI parts Of the 'countryoI The
market for cotton goods Is quiet and
steady with agents; but jnbbiig
tons are irregular. Dark fancy prints in
lair demand and scarce Foreign goods
yery dull.
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Istsbildhsd 1. New York Jans, Isti.-Pitts.
burgh, 1852.
The 'E N eeiric,antIIe Agency,

. AAAbAt ASsAs
The m ercantlIe Agency
81 siqBR. sGsDUN SsaCo..d .fa1-
i6s, IS and O. FouRlIAyIAua PrTplu1eBsPA.
This Bstablishhea t supplies 10 slbpelibera
only ali necessary tnformAtion 90 TO che sttld.
ing, responsibility, etc. Of Ner hints, Tfiders,
a. sSss ooPsniss &C. ,aso1Sa
Britain North America. " "a the oldent and bY
far nc most complete and extensive sle!en ever
Organized for. tho accommodation or Banking
and Mercantile into, stS, md NE general Promo.
ZION and Ptote4 ton Of trade, 10 h5aSi,
2ae Braaeh and ARsueldts QgLat ans: ~.
n IL ishDuM,t IB.a1owq y ob...s, q .tsJIss9,t
a35 Broadway . Q, Wall stree, Nov York City.
. y -: g DE ~ q Sss s .iEt
Baltimore, baltimore and Chafiet hta .
Buffalo III. YLCofll lIAin ana Terrace III. 9I ~
Burlington, IoEa-Cor. Main and Valley IT..
ChAfieSton, 3. @ - HAyl6 At TT 'fsS 5.i'p
Chicago, III Cor. Warrington and State ss.
Cincinnati, o.-SS " 1CorSIad and Walnut stu.
DAyenpurk 1oRA- Cor! Br.dy and 5etond sts.
Dayton. oy-5 odd RslloRS' Temple.
Detroit, MWh-ib9 Jefferson Hyenup,
DebuQue, IoHA- afnai etreek
q Rrie, fA-keygione Bank Hntlding.i
Evansville; Ind -Mafb'e Hnl Man street;
dusH
Grand RapIdsS Mich 6S Canal street, Il ;
Hartford Conn.-ll0 Asylum street.
indianapolis, Ind.7a Rtlaya1 Block. N99g
a Kansas City, No.-MissUuh ave. and Main st
LeAyenworth. K1.-e Rllston's0 Bldg. "a and
Louisville, Ky1Ss aSi taI e Loslswato -.
Milwaukee, Wis.-330 AndSs act Water st.
Mobile, IAla.-OoE 81 Rranni6and Royal %.
Nashville, = enn.-23 Pnhllnequaee.
Newark, n. J.-72o broad Of
New Hgycn. Com. -ieU Bt1testtsOtsa stl
Now ofleans, LA.--l9 and IS csfbpltsg hiA -
PhilAaelphia, Pa.--Ch. sunni and SAMSON sts,
}, PitishurRh, PAs--oA, 65 and O. knnEth avail
Portland, orteon.-o Dor stalk and First stS. -
Providence, r I.-e Weybosset gt. rs
Quincy, Ht=ccr: Firth and MAtn ItB. .,
llehmoad, VAEi3lI saat Main st. <
Rochester, N Y.-l6 Exchange o..
San Francisco, Cal-Sg0 CAliiotniaa
-. IT. Joseph, Mo.-Cor Fourth nud Roltr ntasr d
St. Louis, Mo,-Cor, Second and Pho lta.
Scranton, Pa.-1i0 WyGming aye.i g o.
+ Syracuse, N;Yr4, - md II bouih Claimant.
Troy, N,iY.-276 Niver Il Of 7iIW7a' s1i y.
UucIIN fs-ito eenssse Of, -
London. England ~ Basinghkliat sgIEe ~
Manchester, RnE,- % 0roas 6tg NberttqutIo,
Glasgow, eeotlGud-18 Rented Of. aieiint w
Paris, Praneo-il Rue Neuye.st iAuguatin.
:. Montreal, Que.-.ur 81, PeIsS and b. J6moa.
; Toronto, Ont. =WoIltnk ton lpG!d .TfFl'
\ Hamilton, Ont-35 KIhk1E East, =
/ Hiliilx. n. a.-l60 Hollis d. yN-4s.
b John, N. B.-7AAfkets square. Is q
Boston, Masl. asEeh *. Bid d sats d
PORTLAND, Me.-S6 k1ehAuge St
Worcester, MsHs. 81 MAih - az - -
EtbS collected and Legal BusinGts ottsNdSd b
throughout nc 6ortA AHltfIea1 Cti,Tlfat. /.
6s29 ~ liz n tNk.
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baltimore Market.

GBAITIMoRb, Nov f1s.-Fl6dfs 10 i'm
.-steday and firm; ch6ice; Wlite gu 00s
! OF; Ohio and Indiana 81 ,30a1 40. Corr
Mixed western duIliand nominal al Goo
Thits 4sa4oc!s Rye oisos. Provisions
I'm improved demand. and frmer., Mess
IPork-i8 75a15 90! Bulk Meats 6honl.
dersI none. offering; held at.ec; clear rib
sides SIC Bacon Ifregular; shoulders
Is s!'s gs9 sS ssss sst AsRs sad
scarce and firm good 70 ,chqicsrolls and
i 1I1; e ?. mel Bic sqpass Whisky1yeFy
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
Travellers Register.

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
RFO,RR IIj:20 MI b:s6 pm. lI:So p m
C-Strsl Ohio Div 2:6l am 1910 e. n. 1:2g pm
Si+,rId 4 Pitts IiI:OJ a m. GT pm 9i0 pm
Henpae dr. R. $40 am .::...::l o:ag P- Pun:
DEPARTUR TRAINS. 1 .
BIO RR,.., s:sSa m ~ m S;sO pm =,
fTaysit SPlts Chs am. il:i0 m $50 pm.
ITsnndsld n. H.. MSS IN ..:.,:::l aiO Em:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New Y ork NJ oney and stock Market

New York, Nov. 13.-MoNEY-More
active late in the day at per cent. The
Associated Banks gained 100000 in le-
gal tenders 81 B.
srERb1Na ExoHANeE Quiet and steady
at 1868 for 60 days and 1881 for sight.
Custom receipts 1921 900.
GoLD-Firmer, closing at 10S after sell.
ling at 107sa108t.S Loans were at 8, 2,
/ .8s and 1854 for carrying, The final rate
was 2 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $14G,0C0. Forty.five thousand
pounds Of foreign gold was received at
the Assay Office to-day. Clearings $751;
100000. ,. .yr ,...g .s..., ,.s...
GovERNMENTs-Srong in tho late
dealings, closing atthehighest points OF
Ia. g.. b. .
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~ new = oii market. 'sss'

/; / NEW York, NOV. 18ssFl6ursalnS fail
demand and higher; superfpe western
and State % 00a55q comnbht To- good
So 75a8 20. Wheat-Actiye and higher
No. 3 spring Chicago. 81 81ar go; lows
spring q s9s1 IS; winter ED western TERI
Barley and Mault-Unchanged. Com
Ingood demand, and highef; prime west
ern mixed afloat 6lia62ic. Osts-Firmer
western mixed afloat 46a47ic; white west.
ern .4Sa50fc. Coffee-Dull, and nominal
Rio 19ta22tc; stock of Rio 10000 bags,
Rice-Dull. Whisky-Firm and fairly
active at9lia9sc. Butterland Cheese
Unchanged.
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STATE BoNDs!-Qulet ana stopE, ~,
STOCKS. Strong and higher, prices
having advanced from ! to 80 per cent.
At the close there was a reaction oil t to
II per cent from tho highest point OF
the day. Dealings were large, particularly
10 Western Union, New York Central,
Lake Shore, Wabash, St. Paul, Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific. Erie opened at
Al against 4l9 at the close. Last night
after the first board the price, declined to
429 with recovery Of 4 per cent in late
dealings. The Investment shares were
strong at an advance Of 1a2i per cent,
Pittsburgh reaching n, Fort Wayne SO,
Michigan Central 80, Delaware, Lacka-
wana & Western 90, New York Central
90. A decline in the Pacific Mail in the
afternoon was caused by fear of prlva-
teers in case Of war with Spain. The
total sAles, between 10 and . O'clock
amounted 10 5000 shares Of which "a !
500 were Western Union, $500 Union
Pacific, 1890 Wabash, l 200 Pacific Mail,
700 Ohlos, 10000 Central, $500 81. Paul,
400 St. Paul preferred, 10000 Lake Shore,
400 Hannibal s., ~. Joe, 1900 Erie, 800
Delaware, Lackawana & Western, 800
Columbus, Chicago s. Indiana Central,
900 Northwestern. .UFIH
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Steady at 99a4Oc. Bsrley-Quiet and IN.
changed. Groceries Steady. 0tls-Un.
changed. Eggs Butter and Cheese
Firm; jobbing $1e 0oaI2 80. Laid Quiet
and steady; steam sales OF &c; Kettle 2
a7ic. Bulk Meats-Firm; new shoulders
44a49c; clear rib sides 5ic; clear 6tc. Ba.
con-Better demand 5saGc; clear rib sides
&c; clear. Gle. Hogs-D Demand good a
So S5a4 90; Receipts $4,000 Rhipmenls
975. Green Meats irmefi loferinge
light; shoulders 3ta3sc, held at 4c; clear
rib 5tc; clear 5tc. Hams-7a7ic. Whisky
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oAOras-Yes, We shlll meet and praise oul

W kinkl d lts I'tls .tst.
From sin and trial lfco; co..
Our glad delv'IAnco!we win slng
In eighteen seventy. three. ~ i,
A!!et tho prayers and hymns, Brother
.. W Bishop who, twenty years ago gave
Up bis profession as o lawyer 10 become q
preacher Of the Second Advent, and who
Is the editor Of the Ratetman's Ory, an
9tgA1 oltho Adventists Published OF Meri.
usn, Connecticut, assembled the rude pull
P"' and taking short wand 10 his hand
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-27
Or. A. TRAsK'5
MAGNETIC. OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
lNFLAkxAToRY DISEASES.

Dr. Track was engaged for twenty years IN
a course OF experiments upon the medical prop.
critics and power Of vegetables, separate and
cossa IL to the world as the result
Of his experiments, COORDINATION OF vsgetaa1,l V
extracts, the power Of which In removing DIS
ease. is uneaualed IN the annals y o. ceSns
tim Of these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in the form Of IN ONT
s Gsrsai.. n A. that the remarkable and
unprecedented success which has attended it,
application in the cure Of diseases, stamps II q
once ~ the greatest discovery OF the age, an0
calls for trial and close investigation o. us
il never fails, whne there remains ssf:
hcient life to restore natural and healthy &C:
to the c:Hy - o. blood
Means controlling power IL gained over the
most malignant forms Of disease, which cannot
be obtained from any other remedy.
tloaa, that 1t penetrates to every portion Of
the human frame; every bone and muscle, vens
nerve and li8ament 10 searched out and mada
Hence it cepes a. readily with internal ~ ex,
ternal disease
Numerous instances are on record
where this remedy has restored health to pa;
internal remedies failed to produce any effect.
such nas frequently s,y been tho case IA Annamma'
a::.. sssss Se oS
For fnAammasory Rhsumasism
@ sns i as c. Pppa
IN ninety.nine eases ont. Of .
hundred, It will afford entire relief to the worst
For Nervous Diseases this medicine IL
A Arctic 1s Of shs spine. Rheumatism,
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Winter and Spring Wheat.

The distinction between winter
and spring wheat is in the time OF
sowing, and not in variety. Any
spring wheat can be changed into
winter, or winter into spring, merely
by gradually changing the time in
which either is sown. by gradually
sowing spring wheat earlier every
season, in q few years it can be sown
IN the fall, and become spring wheat.
Or just before the close OF winter
sow winter wheat, and let 1t germin.
ate slightly, then let 1t freeze up till
spring, and next year it can be sue.
eeas fully sown in the spring. And
as il 10 universally conceded that
winter wheat is better than spring
wheat, il is a natural conclusion that
the sooner wheat can be safely sown
in the spring the nearer will it attain
10 the quality Of winter wheat. The
difference between red and white
wheat is not in the variety, but is
owing chiefly to the soil in wh:ch it
is grown. 1t is said that tho hard
wheais arc oil natives of warm eli.
mates, such as Italy, Sicily aud Bar
barry. This s1prwheats are from
northern climates, such as England,
Russia, Belgium, Denmark aud Swe
den. There is. however, one excep.
ton to the general rule, As the cole
brated Polish wheat Is hard, and
from this reaso IN it has been contend.
ed that it 10 not . native of Poland,
but was introduced there from mile
or climate. The English atmos.
phore is 30 humid that it is impos.
sible to rlpen any wheat hard, and ia
many cases it requires artificial heat
to harden it before it can be ground
into -four. Different SOILS and
climates materially change the ma
ture and variety Of wheat.--4gr,c"!
tura! Department Report.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of . special execution, dated the
ID 22d Of October, A. D. 1873, to mo di-
rectcd, Issued out Of the Office Of the clerk
Of the District Court of Tama county, State of
Iowa, in favor Of David D. Appellate,
Guardian Of the estate of Afford Philips, 4
person Of unsound mind, and against Ste
phen d. Foster, Mary Ann Foster, his wife,
william II. Harrison, E 3 Coates, Miranda
Foster, late wife Of S. B. Foster. C. B.
Bradshaw, W. J. Young & Co., Nancy J.
Esdie, IS Guardian Of the minor heirs Ct
Peter Greenlee, deceased, s. O. Bishorl
Weiting Bros. Stivers & Safely, E Gallon
and Jane Taylor, on a judgment rendered
BY said Court at the September term thereof
A. D. 1873, against the said Stephen D. Eos
Ter, for the sum Of $2l2927. and decree
Of foreclosure against the said defend
ants, wherein it was ordered, sdjudgcd and
decreed that the following described real es-
tate, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty-five f221; also twelve ll21'
scres on OF the south end Of the west half
Of the northeast quarter Of the north east
quarter of section number twenty-five 1921
oil in township number eighty-three 1887.
north Of range fifteen [l5L West Of the 5th
2. NJ, in Tama county, Iowa, be sold, or
20 much thereof As il necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice il hereby
given, that have fev:ed upon, and shall on
he 9th day Of Dec, A. D. 1876, between the
hours Of 9 o'clock A. n. and 4 o'clock P, Nj.
i said day. sale to commence 1t the hour
Il 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the
,ourt House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county
( lama, offer and sell At public outcry,
0 the highest ind best bidder, that bids two
birds Or over Of the appraised value, for |
ash, an the right, title and interest Of
10 shove named defendants, ia ana to
10 above described property. or %
luch thereof 10 10 necessary 10 satisfy said
ldgment for the above named sum together
18th costs and al sccruing costs, unlsss
70 same shall be sooner satisfied.
Osf. -, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa,
APPELLATE 4 KlNNE, F.,
$6.55 47-10 Att'ys for Plainti6.
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SPAN is the sixth in rank among
European States, - to power, and
seventh as to population. It popula.
ton proper, that is, in its European
possessions, is about l7,000,0O0-in
all OF ito possessions, %. 100000. I'm.
der the dominion of the Romans, il
had over 40, 100000. Its army was
organized, on its present footing in
1874, with its total standing troop
about 100000. Its naval fleet in
1861 consisted of 46 sailing vessels
p ehlps Of the line, 81 guns; 3
frigates, AZ guns each; 4 corvettes,
So guns; s briggs, IL to Is guns %
vessels Of smaller size, and 65 screw
aud 20 paddle wheel steam vessels,
among which Is one screw steamship
OF tho line, with 100 guns. Since then,
it has built 2 ships Of the limo, Of 100
guns each, 2 frigstes Of 40 each, 8
frigates Of 81 each, and Is gun. boats.
In 1861 il had in it, navy, 11,12l Of
Goers, 1876 seamen, aud 1880 mar.
ines. OF course. Its OWL war, which
- still in progress. has crippled it
greatly; and, while it has reduced
70 strength IN many military features
las increased il 10 some others.