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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-20
SUERIFFnS SALE.

DY virtue of . special execution, dated
fecea, Issued out Of the Office 1t r. hs he CLERK
of the District Court of lama County, State
Of Iowa, in favor of W + Johnston aud
against Job Z. Leavilt, Melaine Leavitt,
Albert Lsaviit c Lamb Son and
William s Voris on judgment render
dersd by said Court At the February torn
thereof, A. b. 1873, against the said Job
Leayitt for the sum OF S2I0G94 and de-
cree of foreclosure against said Defendants
wherein it was ordered, adjuiged and de-
creed that the following described Real
Est NE, to-wit: Ths south east quarter and
the east half Of the south West quarter of
the north east quarter all in section No.
twenty-five (Z2) in township No. eighty
two (s1) north OF range No. fifteen 81
Wet of the 9TH p. n. in lama County,
Iowa, be sold, or 50 much thereof as is nee
essary to Salty said judgment, interest
aud cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 3lst day Of March, A. d. 1873, be-
tween the hours OF 8 o'clock A. Nj. and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, sale to commence
at the hour of 10 O'clock. A. NJ at the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in
the County Of Tama, offer and sell at public
query, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash. 81 The right, title and interest of
the above named defendants, in and to the
above described property, or SO much there
Of as is necessary to satisfy said judgment
for the above named sum, together with
costs and all accrulng costs, sunless the same
shall be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
Stivsrs Saflsy s. Wil!ett,
Att .taey $ for Plaintiff.
Feb. 9th 1873. $500 1918
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ORIGINAL NOTI CE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

To Ely 3 johnson and his wife Lonisa A
johnson, Charles Ii Roberts and his wife
Mary Ann Roberts
You, and each Of you, a~e hereby notified
that cn'or before lie % day ofApril AID 1873
there win be on file, in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Taina county,
Iowa, petition Of Squire Bruce claiming
Of you said Ely Ii Johnston Three humid
red dollars on three proinissory notes. and
claiming of all the defendants the foreclo-
sure Of certain mortgage given to secure
said notes, said notes and mortgage being
described in said petition. No personal
claim is made against any Of said defen-
dants excepting said Ely Johnson.
And that ualess you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon Of the second day
of the next term of said Court, being the
May term of said Court for the year A.
d. 1878, commencing on the first Monday
of Nay A. b. 1873, at the Court 'lIou e.
in Toledo in said county, default will be
entered against you, and judgment render
ed thereon.
y s rnEE and G. r. STtsUBLE.
l2lol Au'y's for Plaintiff.
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PROBATE NOIYCE.
&TATE or IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
FL Circuit Court for said CJmg

III Circuit Court for said Countg.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that At q term of the
Court in vacation, of rama county. held at
the Court House at Tvleio in said county,
on the 18th lay of Mtrch A. ID, 1873, an in
strdment in writing, bearing date the sixth
day of October A. u. 1872 and purpolting
to be the last will and testament Of Claus
SPeck, late of said county, deceased, was
produce and publicly read in open C5urt
and that the next term Of said Court 10 bs
holden on the 9th day OF May A. D. 1873, at
the Court House in Toledo, has been fixed
for proving said will, and at O'CLOCK
7 Nj. of TIE day last above mentioned, all
persons interested are hereby notified and
required - appear in said Court, aud show
cause, If any they have, why said instru-
menl should not be probated and allowed
as aud for the last will and testament of the
said deceased
Dated March IA, A d. 1873.
l.. B. eLIEN,
Clerk Circuit Court Ia ma Co.. Iowa.
lo-l31
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ORIGINAL NOTCH.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY ~

10 William II. Fitzgerald:
YOU are thereby notified that there i.
now Oh hls, in the office OF the Clerk Of
me Circuit Court Of Tama County, Iowa,
petetion Of Nellie NJ. Fitzgerald, claim
ing OF you divorce. on account or dsser-
tien, and also claiming the custody of Mel
WIN r. Fitzgerald, miner eon OF yourself
and plaintiff, aud that unless you appear
thereto, and defend, on or before Noon of the
Second day Of the next term Of said Court
being tho May term Of said Court for
the year A. D. 1878, commencing on the
hrst Monday Of May A. D. 1878, 1t
the Court House, in Toledo in said County,
default Will be entered. against yoa and
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
STlVFRs, SAFLEY & WlLLETT.
lz-lo Au'ys for PlaiptiR,
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Grants Second Term.

President Grant, who has fully On.
tered upon his duties for . second
term a. Chief Executive Of this coun-
try, has . very fns f;ilha ry and civil
record to look upon. TIE last twelve
years have been fraught with events
too memorable to be forgotten for
centuries, events such that seldom
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TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton,
while residing in Brazil as Mission
ary, discovered in that land OF med
icnes a remedy tor Consumption, Scro
fa1a, Sore 7hroat, Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma and Nervous Weakness. The rem
cdy has cured myself alter oil other
medicine had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering, l
will send the receipt for preparing
and using this remedy TO all who de
sire it FREE OF charge.
Please send an envelope, with your
name and address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM III. NORTON,
676 Broadway,
Nsw York CITY.
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FINAL REP ORT NOTICE,
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS

In Circuit Court.
To whom it may concern:
Whereas b Sapp, Administrator of
the Estate Of William Whitmore, Diseased,
has filed his final report, and asks
to be discharged as such Administrator
said report has been filed by NE and the
day Of final hearing therein has been fixed
to take place at the next term Of sGia Cir
Gait Court of said county, commencing on
the 5.h day of May A. y. 1873 on
which day the matters set forth in said re,
port will be heard. All parties Interested
therein can appear and take such steps as
they may deem proper.
Toledo, Iowa, Feb. II, 1878.
=. Il. BLlNN,
12-i51 Clerk Circuit Court.
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HAUCK-HANCHET.-At the
Foster House in this place, Sa,ur.
day 18th, inst, by n. Fisher, ]. p
Charles Hauck OF Tama county,
and Marier HaneLet Of Belle
Plainc.
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BEST THING In THE WEST.
AtchisOn, Topeka 4 Santa Re R.R.
Lam DSl

THREE MILLION ACRKSs
Situated in and near the Arkansas Valley,
the finest portion OF Kansas.
Eleven years credit. Seven per cent in>
tersst. 22l per cent. reduetion
to,settlers who improve.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.
The Facts about this Grant are-lsw
prices long credit. and Rebate to settlers
Of nearly one-fourth; rich soil, and splsn-
did climate; short and mild Winter; early
planting. and no winterins Of stock; plen-
ty ofraiRfall, and just at the right season;
coal, stone and brick on tie line; cheap
rates on lumber, coal, &C.; no land owned
by spectators; a frst-class Railroad on
the line of great Through Route; products
will pay tor land and Improvements.
1t is the b,st opportunity ever offered to
the public, through the recent sonPlstion
Of the road.
For circulars and general information,
address A. L. TOUZALIN,
Manager Land Dept,
e-l41 Topeka, Kansas.
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TT lou want to sell anything, .advertis
i IL in the CHRONICLE. rtf
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
Condensed Teleprans

A Philadelphia counterfeiter has been re-
arrested for bribing U. s. detective,
Eighteen horses were burned in an in
cendiary fire in st. JOS, Mo-, yesterday.
The man arrested in Philadelphia is not
Roscoe, the supposed murderer of Good
rich, and he has been released.
Geo. Bidwell, the leading forger on Bank
of England, has been arrested in Edin-
burgh, and important documents found on
his person.
Greey still refuses the Presidency of the
French Assembly, andithe succession lies be-
tween Casimer Perier and Louis Martel, a
monArchist.
The Orleanist Due D,Aumale took his
seat in the Academy yesterday, and made
a temperate speech, closing, "Poor France!
let her pick up her broken sword, labor and
taxa heart" ..ElJ s
Havana is threatened with beef riots,
owing to the high prices demanded ~ a
Spanish monopoly.
The Ocean House al Rye Beach, n. H.,
was burned yesterday: Loss 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Moreau Brewer, for many years Ten
nessee editor, has taken editorial charge OF
the Trenton Nea1S.
Mr.. Neander Hoskins, aged II gears, died
at his home in Montgomery county, last
week. So says the Clarksville Chronicle.
The Memphis appeal counts upon the
forthcoming Odd Fellows celebration in
that city, being the-largest turn out ever
witnessed in the State.
The city waterWorks at Memphis were to
have been in operation yesterday, and the
.ArGIdnche congratulstes tie citizens upon
The fact that unless some accident occurs a
suficiancy of good and pure water will be
furnished them in the future.
Appeal: The two negroes, Tom. Oliver
and Alexander johnson, who were arrested
about week ago on the charge of shooting
and killing a man named Henry, at a ball
on a plantation in Desha county, Arkansas,
a short time before Christmas, as no requi
sition has arrived from the Governor Of
that State, they were brought before Jus.
tice Winters and turned loose yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Richland cotton factory at Pulaski
uses six hundred pounds of lint cotton a
day, which makes 10000 pounds a year
or 100 bales 30 pounds, They consume 81
bushels of coal day, costing 25 ceJts a
bushel. The7 have IS hands; wages from
one to three dollars a day. Eight looms
and l,7O0 spindles are in operation in tbi:
factory. These statistics show how valua'
BILE factories are.-SOmerUitte Falcon.
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WASHINGTON:


Condition Of James Brooks.
w WAsHIEaToN, April 3.-James Brooks
in very feeble condition was carried 70 the
Norfolk steamer to-day in the hope that q
change Of air and the warm sea coast would
aid his restoration to health. z -
Paying Southern Claims.
Warrants are now being issued from The
Treasury Department for the awards made
by the Southern Claims Commission.
About two hundred claimants have been
paid in the last three days. One warrant
to-day contained the names of claimants
who received in the aggregate $60,902.
Bigelow, Chief of loan division of the
Treasury Department, goes TO Europe in .
few days in connection with the new loan.
Legal tenders outstanding $500, ,605, ,901.
Naval Cadets.
Official notifications have been sent TO all
members and delegates of the next House
of Representatives from districts not repre-
sented at The Naval Academy, requesting OF
each 10 nominate candidate to oappear for
examination in July. There are DOW about
100 vacancies in the Academy caused by
graduation, dismissals, designations, etc.
The Dumb witness.
The complaint of Joseph b. Stewart was
to-day sent by Attorney General Williams
to Judge Pascal of the counsel for Stewart.
The replication maintains that the House
of Representatives has right 10 attach for
the contempt of contumacious witness.
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DEATH OF A NOTED WOMAN.
End OF One Of the Strangest Ca
reers OF Modern Times-A Nine
teeufh Century Messaiina.

End OF One Of the Strangest Ca
reers OF Modern Times-A Nine
teeufh Century Messalina.
The New York SlR notes the death
at Damascus, Syria, recently, of Ls-
dy Ellenb oIough. Forty years ago she was
one of the moss noted women in Europe,
and haf residence in the East has long
been sort of scandalous romance. The
daughter Of the late Admiral Sir Henry
Digby, beautiful, witty, and rich, she mar
ried in 1924 the Earl of EllenbOrough, who
was afterW&rd Governor General Of india,
and who at that time was ems OF the most
brilliant nen of the day. She was about
seventeen years of age at the time of her
marriage, aud Ellenborough, who was q
widower, was thirty -four. They lived to-
getber some six years, and her dissolute
conduct was cause Of scandal for some
time previous to the catastrophe of her
elopemeut with Prime Felix SchwarZea-
berg, celebrated T0lte, the Austrian Min
lister TO London. The event caused an I'M
mense sensation in the world Of aristocracy
and fashion,
Ellenborough procured divorce from
PafliaDlcat and never. married again; but
mis- runaway wife soon separated from
Schwarzenberg, and in 1882 married Baron
Veaningen, a BaVarian. firing of him pre-
sently. and with her great wealth aud per-
sonal facinations having little difficulty in
procuring divorces under the easy law of
Germany, she was married in succession
to five other individuals; but as none Of
these unions met her axpectations, they
were all dissolved after short duration.
In l84S sAs was living in Athens with
her eighth husband, a Greek Colonel,
Count Theodoki ; bnt without waiting 10
become widow she had this marriage al
so dissolved, and set out for the Aevant.
During Journey from BeyroGt to Damas-
Gus she found new siiuity in the person
of an Arab camel driver, known as Sheikh
Abdul, whom she married after the Arab
fashion, and who was the ninth and last
of her coDjugal partners. For a whole
year she accompanied him on his journeys
between BeyrOut and Babylon, faithfully
fulfilling all the duties of Q camel drivers
wife, even to milking the cames. Tiring
of this noIaadie life, she built for herself
q charming palace in Damascus, where she
has since lived in her own style, great OH
ject of curiosity to all European tsaVel-
ers. Abdul, continuing in business as a
camel driver, was always Hospitality enter
tanned by her whenever be came to the
place. Andnow she Is dead, having com
pleted nearly three score and ten years,
leaving colossal fortune 10 her relatives
of the Digby family in England, and man
oTy of warning and Of shame.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
ARKANSAS.
Something New under the SUI

Something New under the Sun.
Solomon Convicted of Rash Assertion
LITTLE Rock, April 3.--Sampter, Dem.
ocrat, introduced joint resolution in the
House memorial zing Congress to permit
the State of Arkansas 20 take the benefit of
the bankrupt Law. Referred to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations.
The bill introduced in the House q few
days since releasing railroads to which State
aid has been awarded from the payment
of the interest or principal of the bonds
passed the House this evening after 8
stormy session. The amount of The bonds
already issued $50, 100000. TIE amount
to be issued is $6,200,000. The bill does
not repeal the law in reference to the issue
of the latter. The bill leVies an additional
tax Of s., 100000 U. S. money to pay the
interest on the bonds. The greatest excite
meDt has prevailed over this measure ever
since its introduction. Every Democratic
member in the House but one and five Re-
puolicans voted against the measure. The
Democrats announced boldly that if the
bill should become q law they would united
ly advocate reputation of the bonds.
The Gazette and other leading Democratic
papers have taken that stand also.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80 1886. ~ =

furnished to Che Associated Press, in re.
spect to my testimony. / did
not admit that there were no facts
tending to establish the truth of the
charges had made. The charges them
selves were general and based upon the no.
torious and officially proven use of lottery
money to prevent legislation in the House.
I'd = did not state that { had
made the charges simply to create
public sentiment; / said that
had been assured the bill was not likely to
pass without my help. have the permis-
state that be wrote to me to that effect, and
asked my assistance. w
Grant Asking PardOE fer Savage
MuKderers.
GALVESTON, April S.--The legislature
has unanimously passed concarrent reso-
luton requesting Gov. Davis not to COM
ply with the petition from Secretary Della
no and President Grant, for the pardon OF
the notorious Indian chiefs Santanta and
Big Tree, now confined in the Texas peni-
teniiary. Emn eawR Fvw d i
a Municipal RTuddIe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, April SIT is gen.
CtGAlJ CO1OCAC0 bA1Hb &4lOtA LIZ ACuOosf
Mayer elect, is ineligible 10 the Office on &c
count of failing to resign bis Office as Couu-
sellor. Emil Walber, City Attorney, and
others, are In The same fix, and new elec-
zion will probably be ordered. A Joint ses-
sion of the Council meets tomorrow to act
upon the matter. ag odl ts 81 q aas
Dangerous Characters.
DETROIT, April 3.-The Senate passed
bill to-day to provide for the custody and
safe keeping of persons who are tried for
murder and other high crimes, who are ac-
quilted under the plea of insanity.
A State Board of Health.
LANSING, MICH, April 3. The Senate
to-day passed House bid to provide for the
establishment of State Board of Health
and the appointment of Superintendent
of vital statistics. ~
The Constitution Thinkers.
TRENTON, N. j., April 3.-The State
Constitutional Convention project was de-
feated in the Assembly.
Shemale Suffrage.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Miss Carrie
G. Burnhsm to-day argued before our Su-
prerne Court in favor of female suffrage.
Her vote was refused in October, 1871, and
she sued the election officers for damages,
but Judge Sharswood had decided she had
10 cause OF action.
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Pra.Hisfnric.

COLUMBUS, April 3.-Workmen engaged
in sand bank near this city have exhumed
a quantity of bones of strange animals aid
men, probably Indians. From a descrip
tion of the human bones, it is evident 10
those scientific men who have the matter
under investigation that the representation
race of men buried there differs materi-
ally IN size and shape from the North
American Indian of the present age. The
skill and psrs of the body has been OBJ
tained, and great care is being taken to
secure the remainder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
RasIrOad Accident.

RUTLAND, VT, April ga mail train
at 9:05 A. NJ. TO- da7 met with serious sc-
cident half mile north of Bennington,
caused By the spreading of the track. The
locomotive ard milk car and passenger
coach were hurled from the track down an
embankment twelve feet high. The coach
turned over and remained bottom up. The
smoking and mail cars were badly smashed
aud the trucks scattered in all directions.
Eight persons were severely injured and
several others hurt more or less.
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-S-&S


THE st. Louis Grain Association has
shipped about twenty full cargoes of grain
to Liverpool via New Orleans, Of which
every cargo but two arrived out in excellent
condition. In leaving the above mentioned
city much freight is put in hold of barge
having box twelve feet in height over
decks, in which is stored large amount of
articles. The suns rays can, therefore
have no effect upon the grain stored below.
Transferred in New Orleans to an ocean
going vessel, it requires only five 10 ten
days for the vessel TO make the latitude of
|. thi5 port. The Missouri Republican says
the time will come when corn and wheat
will be foated from st. Paul to New Or
leans down the Mississippi without trans
ferring; and the time is not distaat In the
future when grain baIses viii receive
cargoes at Omaha destined for Live rpool,
With only one transfer at New Orleans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
UTAH..
The Criminals Paraaise-Justice EN-.

4 "a bargOed.
SALT LAKE, March 3.--Judge Mclean
yesterday decided that the Territorial Mar
shal was ousted by the judgment of the
Terri orial Supreme Court; that the United
States Marshal could not serve in the Ter
ritorial Court, and it being District, not a
County Court, the Sheriff could not serve a
venue. Consequently the jury were i'm
pannelled illegally, and there are no officers
in the Territory who can legally form a
jury. But on the g;ound alone of public
policy he overruied the challenge to array.
Where the jury is challenged, the cases are
continued. The decision created excite
ment,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 3.-The cases against
the Staten Island Railroad Company to re-
cover damages for the loss of relatives by
The Westheld explosion, were argued in the
Court Of Appeals to-day. The main point
raised was that as the passengers we're en-
gagged in violation of the Sunday law al
the time Of the accident, no action can be
obtained. Decision reserved.
Stokes.
Stokes expresses himself confident that
the efforts now making TO save him from
the gallows will be successful.
Another Murderer Doomed.
Nixon, this morning, was sentenced to be
hanged on the 10th of May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The steamer VIM.
J. Lawis, which left here for Red River
Wednesday night with 500 tons freight sunk
at Sheep Island, 80 miles below here. The
boat was owned by the Missouri River
Packet Company; value not ascertained;
earap valu d at about 100000 and insured
Fhe boats freight ist is insured $1,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
Fair?

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-The trial Of
the case of Leander Quint against Laura
d. Fair occurred to DAY. The suit is to re-
cover 5000 fee for his services in defend
ing Fair in the Crittenden murder case.
No Yarllic..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
A Ride 20 heath.

CINCINNATI, April s. This afternoon
j. Il. Thomas, member of the fire Depart
meDt, just recovering from illness, was rid
ing out, exercising the horses, when the fire
bells rang and the horses went back at high
speed, throwing Thomas in the engine
house door and killing him instantly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
HySs,ochondriasis.

ST.. LOUIS, April S.-A melancholy indi-
Vidnal, tired of life, Hamed Perry Morrison,
stabbed himself twice in the left breast
with pocket knife to-day, and died soon
after.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
in Open Boats,

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-The steam
ship CorloVa from New Port, Wales, re-
ports that on March 4, in latitude As degrees
81 minutes north, longitude 13 degEees and
80 minutes west, she picked up the crew
and boats of the German brig Reichelsg,
from Santos to Falmouth. The crew had
been in open boats three days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
The Pink yalbIe sunk.

Steamer Pink Varb'e belor ling TO the
Southern Oh works which left here for
White river Saturday, struck snag 60
miles below Pine Bluff Tuesday mornin z
and sunk to her boiler deck. The boat and
cargo are total loss. The boat was insur-
ed in s.. Louis companies for $4,000 and
her Lrgo which was principally from that
CITY for $1,000.