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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-01
Eleventh District.

Chambers, Thomas P, one tract of land O
ninety seven acres, bounded north by Mem
PMS and Charleston ra lroad, east bv by x
=. Evans, south by r. T. Anderson, and wes
oy J. n. Anderson, lying in civil distr CT No
| IL, Valued al 500; taxes, Sl4 80; costs, 81
FFayser, Z. A, Mrs, enc tract of land oI
thirty acres, bounded north by Mrs. II omp-
ION, east by o.. W. Alsup, south by L. Tbom ..
son, and west by r u. l,eweII, lying In civil
district No. II, valued at $500; taxes, 81 IS
costs, 81. ~ ~
GoOdrich, T. W, one tract of land of go
acres, bounded north b, Joan Gray and K. W
. eLcer, east by Spencer, south by state line
anu west Dy A Z. stewart, tying 10 civil dis
costs, 81. VI
Hamlln, W. B., one tract of land of76O acres,
bounded north by Winchester line, east by q.
X. IuzZle, south by B. K. Ellis, and west by
Z. ID. Fellows, lying in civil district No. II,
valued at SSlOO; taxes, S4 S.; cOsts, S4.
bounded north by L. II. FeatherstOne, on the
east by Mr. &. Harrison, south by h. NJ. Ste
waTt, and west by II. Douglass, lying in civil
district No. II, valued at s2l.0; taxes, SlI 55 /;
costs, 81.
Jet, a. NJ, Mrs.. one tract of land of sevap-
ty-eight acres, bounded north by Wolf river
east by NJ. Brown, sOuti by Daniel Vade1
aDd west by u. K. Naden, lying in civil as
tIict No. II, valued at q 81; taxes, S4 %: costs
81. ''''
Kinney, +. w, estate, one town lot No -
town OF GermantO u, bounded north nv -tsta
itne road, south by Z. W. German, ana Sesf
ny fS, daFy ihheLy, lying in civil district o.
Proyine, J. ~, one tract OF Land OF IN acrss
o,L oouuusu "a IoIIh by N.speer, east by ". Fepcia
south by Memphis ana Lharlesfor ratIroaS
ana vest Dy Nesnoba tract, lying in CIV DIS
~ flct NO. H. valued at $500; taxes, 81 IS; costs
=. thompson, /. K, Mrs, one tract Of land OF
nItyIsIx MI acres, bounded north by T. c. Clark, |
Sas' s.S py =. ~ Alsup, south by Mrs. l. a. Fray |
sol, ana west Oy n. Spe-r, Biug IN civil dis |
lct No II, valued at 50 % taxes, IS o.; costs,
Wright, g, Miss, one town lot No., IN town |
d GeTmanJOWn, bounded north by T. Wright, |
EAST by -pTiEg str. ct, south by Cross street |
and west by F. p. Harr son, lying In Civil dl~-
p CT No. II, valued at S2Oi taxes, 81 l.; costs |
Il
Weir, G, @. K, Mrs, one tract Of land OF
rty-tn,ee acres, bounded lorjh BY 3rE NJ |
g. Rhodes and OF hers, east by Mrs L. \. Nil |
er and o ner, south by Martin aud u sggnu-
n, and west by o. Aambers, lying in civil
district No. j. q at S2JO0; taxes. sii:
,osts, 81. w.
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Seventh District.

Brewer, h, c., one tract OF land of 100 acres
CovingtoD .ad, lying in civil district No. =
valued at $500; taxes, 81 40; coSt', 81.
Glover, l.. MrE, two town lots sos. Is and
I9, in town of Blrtlett, lying in civil distril |
No. !, valued at $50; taxes, s. O3; costs, IS.
Jones, j. w. A, one tract of land OF As acres
on Wolf rlveT y, J. JOnes's tract, lying in civil
district No :, valued st 1868; taxes 50 g. costs,
Johnston, Charles, one tract of land of sixty
four acres, on Memphis and Louisville rail
road, near Cedar Grove, lying in civil district
No. I, valued al $3.50; taxes, Sl4 OS; costs, 81
huntOTd, \. J. one town lot NC So in Town
OF Bartlett, Blackwell and Pryor p OF, lying
IL civil district No. :, valued at SIS; taxes 4lc
costs, 81.
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NIath DlstT let.

Bazemore, Jesse, one tract of land of sixty
hVe acres, joins Patrick estate, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs Patrick lying in civil district No g,
valued at $3.50; taxes, s. Is; costs, 81
Bedford, Julian, one tract of land of $50
acres, In Wolf Tlyer bottom, lying in civil dis
trlct No 3, valued a $3.50: taxes, 50 90; costs,
Caldwell, l.. H., Mrs. one tract of land of
72O acres, joins Elhs, Galloway, Cole ct al "
ing in CT II district No. 9, valued at $3.50;
taxes, 81 is; cCsts, 81.
Caldwell, l.. H., Mrs. one tract of land of
iSI acres, on SOmeIvllle road known as M'Clel-
+nd p ace, wing IN civil strict No. 9,Valued
at SH35i taxes, So IA costs, 81.
Hooker, ". A., one tract of land of sixty
acres, joins Hooker aud Garrett, lying in civil
costs, 81.
Turner, NJ. J one tract Of land of thirty-one
acres, joins Delannsy, Garrett, Allen ct al, ".
ing in civil district No. g. valued at S2I7; taxes
81 %; costs, I.
Williams Z. NJ, one tract of land of IO5
acres, joins Williams and HOHstOn, living in
civil district NO. 8, valued at S755; taxes 81 o.
costs, 81.
Williams, W. A, one tract of land of tbre
acres, Joins RidOut and Hammer, lying in
clYll district No. 8, valued at Sl6j; taxes, Gle;
costs, 81. '
Williams, o. y, one tract of land of los
acres, joins head, Williams ct al, lying IN
civil district No. 9, vaued at 500; taxes S. S;
costs, 81
Wicks, NJ. j., one tract of land of I2o acres.
Joins Ed Cole, +. Cole, Norris Hall ct al, living
IN civil district No. 3, valued at $500; taxes,
50 Is; costs, 81.
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Second DistrIc'z

Bgrbitt, Daniel, estate. one rsct 90, -, -
l1sa rTs-, Dsuuf0I north By ) n NJ ySo ,ahu o.
IE AIs. ~ IL. iAomps9ni 5uth by E. q PAT.
"s,. "l ". j.. L.sJ lying - civil dis
81 90. 'A'' , q 20 costs,
.-il.in fton, GEO. H., me tract Of land OF ~
1s...r ' ,Llttl i'i,D Dy Mls. Dick er ); eat by
q 'A @ @r'..lt ~ Andrews; v es' by f. &
I.'...i- .a l'l' ( ~ eivII strict no. , vaIne
at tt'-r taxes 3 ?. ..s COSTS 81
--- '.t, IN = -r one uac OF land OF zoo acres
i'Au'- -a uor,'4 ny Tipt0Ii county Iiu.: east ~
\, s1t .tLt I''nnell. sol 5th by Hester; west by
' u. ~ +" lIlelr i}liE IN civil district No.
-.a o. 81 % ~. itAgs' sl6 81; costs, ST.
. -c-.rllard, =. g., " lie tract OF land Of 3g
e.. .olndsd north by Noblin; east by Net
lFti District No.2 Al4ed al $50: taxes s. q
CaHt. So S' '' ~ 80
70. .. "- j., one tIact OF land Of 262 acres
.i..iaI-- "tth hF NODiin: east by Ray; south
- .-roa TEL; we A. by He-rin; lying in civil
q. o...-.. NO - aued al S.y3J; taxes, 81 s.
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Sixth District.

BOYD, G. agent, one tract of land of 10 acres
horthe ast 0. and adjoining National Cemetery,
range . section 2, lying In civil district No.
o. valued at s'OOi taxes, S3 30; costs, 81 o..
CogsWeIlI anna NJ, one tract OF land ef IS
acres, FarmVlle Popes subdivision, range ],
section 2 lying in civil district No. s, valued
at $3.50; taxes, IS %; costs. 81.
cross, David, one tract of land OF I3 acres,
Ionn POPE subdivision, near National Gene
terry, range :, section 2, lying in civil district
no O. valued at 50 50; taxes, IS 6S; costs, 81
Crlsn n, W. B. one tract OF iau0 o. 80 acres
Lewis $40 are eniTy, range s, section 2 lying
! a civil d strict No. o, valued at $500; tax, s
sli 20; costs, 81
seward, W. one tract of land of IoO acres
joins W. T. Pryor, on the Bic CreetS nTS1p
road, range 3, section 3, lying In civil dist ict
No 9, valued al 5000; taxes, s3; costs, s.
- CaluWelI, h W, OUe tract o. land OF n acres
Sanier!in entry, joins W B. Harrison rsnoa
section 3, lying in civil district No. g. yaInsd
at SIP: taxes, 81 05; costs, 81.
Glover, Joseph, one tract OF land % acrea.
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Eighth District.

Brewer, H. c one town lot, No l, Shelby de-
p |, range D, section eleventh surveyors dis
trl. l. lying in civil district No s, valued at
S5lO1; taxes s2S O5; costs, 81.
Brewer, H. c, one tract of land of finy
acres, range ., sec ion 3, eleventh survey Or's
district, lying in civil district No. s. valued at
$1,000; taxes, 8 50; costs. 81.
Boyd, NJ A, one tract OF land OF eighty
four Acres, range ,, section 3, elev nth survey
or'S district, ly1ug IN civil district No s. valued
at $50; taxes, S. 30; costs, 81.
Hays, \. j., one tract OF land of SI5 acres,
range 3, section >. eleventh surveyors district
lying IN civil district No. s, valued at $4,000;
taxes, So; costs, 81.
Powell, Dave, lcolored) one tract of land of
nifty acres range ), section 3, eleventh survey
Ors district ly1Ug in civil district No. S,Valued
q $500; taxes, 81 70; costs, 81.
Williams, J. 81, one tract of land of 40
acTe,. range 5, section 3, eleventh surveyors
district, lying in civil district No. 5, valued
at sl2lO; taxes, Sc 50; costs, 81.
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First District.

Bait e., fred one frso; ur land OF 40 acres,
rang" 10 section o. lying In civil district No. ],
Na.4.. t. ,I|H' '.4z.--, So = COeJs =.
iit.r-., } iul.-. ONE tract Of land DI 70 acres.
fhi-" D. -.'' ION B, 'y ing iu civil district No. l.
valued iI ess., taxes = - COSTS e..
tsti. r. B .rI, ono tract of land 90 - acres.
iHi-te d. section o, lying n civil district No J.
htla'l at -11.T taxes. SD . . COSTS 81
1r.t.I.rl- TT MI-, one tI.tc. OF land OF acres,
rang. q. -.el.al lying ia civil disuic No. J.
N..H.i Ef .'sl. la. ~. s.. 81 costs 81
l".l- j. A, one tract o. land Of = acres
rang D. -'..inn D. living ia civil dist let No. J.
Fa.4#l 40 = ..r, taxes. g. uS. costs, 81
I'tEIIr, t..u1a au, one rra Of land ,fTj acret,,
EA--a ,. -Dg iya o, lying ln civil dis .rict No,
'st-t- A- -ls-i LaAes-s- -; costs, 81,
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; ouTttL DIsrrtr1

iiairl y T.. one tract Of Is,. ,,=o oo-o. -
s.v-lued "a. . y. .g, iyl = ia civil district no
Ale8ee, " one irsc' q q; costs, 81.
tw uii-s northwest t or laNd OF 400 acres,
-axrs sls .ii: coefs ct No. 4, vaIaed at s5aO:
Roger, W p o. -
ciyI. gf me-. = ~ old Union hills king in
costs sL g. valued al SlOZ; taxes, g q:
Cu5. on p . ne tract Of land of5gO aeras. nesr
&, v.Trpl ~ reek, lying In ci va District NJ
" D.. srp ..r"f taxes, 80 p; o-ts 81
Hlf. f4u ~ BOYD, one tTHcE of land of I2I acres
sou bra.. miles sOulhwe-t Of Cuba. one Tnfia
So.4y toi Old Jui0., lying IN civil di.IIjci
@iuel a. SIZES; taxes, IS Is; costs, 81.
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Third DE trtc1.

hr-iiway, james, one tract Of land of Iss
..--,'f range ". lection I, part oyerfioyrs n,
ia. Me Ner lying lu g VII district No 2 yai
tt 81 ft 1885, taxes, 30; COSTS, s. "
t'Di.'r' L, - -. on tract Of land Of 52j acre.
,als - -eg. Jon s, living in civil district No q
'-.-'l "a sI.IJ.l Nys- : % Il Coz IS 81
L.. iHf agfis H-uTy. one tract % land ot go.
s'.'s 2. NE .. section 1. lying Ia civil djs, 10
-'s |" valued al Sr2i t-zes, Il5 se; coS,s .Flct
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The F,hb day Of July, 1875,

and continue from day 70 day, until the sale
j. tui-hei. and tsil Tor the Railroad Taxes Of
-'.-' AID c,-f- and chpEss due thereon re-
fH e'lEa.yt ''e lands and town lots and parts
'i ..i- men lYrsI therein, or 20 much o. each
ie WI. Boz a.G'el.ut 90 pay the same; which
ta.t a'lAs aaa town lots are In SlI. .Iby county,
lrHn,-'ea, aua sre described in said ueHdiiioai
s-l1laE a- lo..ay-.slz.
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RAILROAD
lax SALE.
"A&ES 1879.
NOTICE

-- hereby gwen. tha'. pursuant 20 the reudf-
i.st I'.HlE r9 rle I..usd, from the First CIR
r".. Count al Shelby county. will proceed
.".'fa.ns @" .aw- a. the county courthouse
H."T. main -'r.a', Memphis Tenn, on thenrsl
Hgldas, Be.ag
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-05
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, &C

STATE ATE, OF od,.I IOWA lss
To Wesley Camp, O. T Camp, Fooler Dc
.Slocum, Jefferson Butter Shay, ID. W.
and Il. Keith d Co., u. g. Lamb. Ad
miRistor Of tie estate Of EtjaA 1homp-
son deceased Burton, Pierce d Co.,
and L. .4rmsJruster.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
i hereby notified that on or before
September 10th, A. D. 1875, there will be
on file, in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of lama County, Iowa, Il
petition of G. r. Struble claiming of you
the foreclosure of certain mortgage
given by Wesley Camp, and o. Il. Camp,
July 18th, 1872 to Clark Camp, on the
following described real estate, viz:
Commencing One Hundred feet South
of the land of the Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River Railroad Company on the
east line of Section Eighteen in Township
No. Eighty-Two, North of Range Thir-
teen West of 9TH P. NJ, thence South
Thirty feet, thence West Eighty rods,
thence North Thirty feet. thence East
Eight rods to the place of beginning, said
mortgage having been given to secure a
Note of the same date for $745.00. Said
petition also asks that said mortgage be
corrected so as more freely to describe the
premises aforesaid and for general equit-
able relief, no personal claim is made
against any of the defendants excepting
Wesley Camp,
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before NOON, of the Sec
ond day of the next term of said Court
being the September term of said Court
for the year A. D. 1873, commencing on
the Third Monday of September a. D:
1915, at the Court House, in Toledo in said
County, default will be entered against
you, and Judgment rendered thereon.
STRUBLE & GooDRICH,
30 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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We received pleasant call last week
from Mr.. Nathan Morley, Jr., of the
extensive house of Nathan Morley &
Sons, wholesale and retail dealers in Hard
ware, Marshalltown. He was out selling
goods by sample. This firm is building
up large and growing wholesale trade.
They buy in such large quantities that
they are enabled to sell to smaller dealers
at lower rates than they can get in Chica-
50. We are personally acquainted with
this firm and know them to be scrupu-
lousy honest, and their customers can
depend on getting good bargains and
gentlemanly treatment. They have re-
Gently been rearranging their storcroom
somewhat and have added another room
20xl00 feet to their already large establish
ment. They now have in WooGbury's
Block one room 20x1S0 feet with basement
one 20X40 with basement, and one 20x100
giving them &c, 800 square feet of floor
room, and every foot is occupied so it is
almost impossible to get around, to say
nothing OF the large amount OF shell goods
they carry. All orders by mail for any
thing in their line in either large or small
quantities will receive prompt attention.
Governor Tilden, of New York, having
set up as the Reform candidate for the
Presidency, the Republicans are ventilat-
ing his record before he became Governor
showing how he became rich by tran.
sactions more or less questionable in con-
nectlon with railroads. The case seems
to be beyond dispute. Tiidcn appears 10
have acted as attorney in some of the very
worst railroad transactions, and was paid
in proportion to his success. 1t is aston
ishing what a past record some of these
potent Democratic reformers have made.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
Physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence Of its success and
superior virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for Severe Coughs, Colds settled
OH the Breast, Consumption, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs, proof
of that fact is that any person afflicted
can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try its superior effect before buying the
regular size at rs cents. It has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wonderful cures are aston
ishing everyone that use it. Three doses
win relieve any case. Try it. Sold by
DR.. ]. N. Springer, Toledo. Iowa. 49, s,
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Andrew johnson.


The announcement Of the death of Hon
Andrew johnson; of Tennessee, from the
effects of a paralytic stroke, will be re-
ceivcd with surprise by all and sincere re
greet by MANY:
Although Mr.. Johnson, while occupying
the Presidential chair as Mr.. Lincoln's
successor, sadly disappointed the wishes
and expectations CT the political party
that elected him Vice President, yet all,
friends and opponents alike, have ever
been disposed to credit him with his hon
est intentions and patriotic sincerity.
In many respects he was a remarkable
man, as, .irk, he must have been to
have arisen, as he did, by the force of his
own innate strength of character, from
obscurity to the highest places in the Re
public. During the war of the rebellion
he was true and faithful in the midst of
those who turned against the Union, de-
monstratirg the genuincness of his pat
riotism aud the heroic courage of his ma
turc by opposing and vigorously combat
Ing inc nOSlS Oh StCtSSlpu ny WHICH, IiC wis
on all sides surrounded in his own State
and section. For this noble fidelity, if for
no other reason, his loyal countrymcn all
over the land will honor his memory.
Indomitable, fearless, ambitious, nat
urally of good heart, possessed of great
natural gifts of intellect, which needed
only culture to have attained Websterian
power, and being, withal, IL man CT OK
traordinary will and force of character,
Andrew johnson has been one of the
chief men of the nation for II long series
of years. His weaknesses and errors will
now be forgiven and forgotten, if they
had not been before, while the valuable
services he rendered his country IN its
days of severe trial will be gratefully
BY Mr. Johnson's death, the seat in the
United States Senate to which he was
elected last Fall will become vacant. 1t
will be difficult for Tennessee to find for
his successor one who will fill that office
with more honorable purposes than would
have animated his course therein had he
lived With his death also disappears
from the scenes of life the last of the ex
Presidents of the United States Chicago
E,urD1I
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Woods Haryesters and Self Binders
O. n.
CHESTER TP., PowsHIEK Co., Iowa, !
Friday July 90, 1875.

CHESTER TP., PowsHIEK Co., Iowa,
Friday July 90, 1875. {
1Msssrs. Parker d Le,cis, I'ama City, Iona.
The Woods Harvester and Locke's Self
Binder bought of you are all right 1t
cuts smooth, clcvatcs straight and binds
perfect. We are now cutting and binding
in short Barley, IN some places cutting
straw not over six inches long, and in
others cutting and binding in tall weeds,
and it is running light and binding per-
feet where no two men on a harvester
nor four men on the ground could bind
it, and the capacity of the Self-bindcr Is
three to five times the work now doing
believe it to be the best machine ever
put Into the harvest field.
JOHN LIGHTNER.
fully concur in the above statement,
as am working in the same field.
B. F. STocKwELL.
A limited number of the harvesters can
vet be had if ordered at once and we war
rant them against any harvester sold
Tama county, in every respect. Next
year VIC will furnish Self binders to all our
Woods larvesters that are sold this sea-
son if wanted, and warrant them to give
satisfaction.
PARKER & LEWIS.
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TIE American Fancisr's Gazette, is the
name of a new handsomely illustrated
monthly devoted to the interests of
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Fanciers.
1t is published in Philadelphia by W.
Atlee Burpee, the extensive fancier and
breeder. 1t contains matter Of great in
terest to Poultry breeders and should have
large circulation. 1t is only $l.00 per
y ear, postpaid. Send ten cents for. a
sample copy. Address American Fame
ciers' Gazette, Philadelphia, Pa"
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BiIiter and Eggs.

"'' l.. w. Nash commenced the carly
pI' VI march buying butter and eggs,
nno ~ n"' been kept pretty busy since. He
""S o"ught and sold about 5000 dozen
es' aHd over three tons of butter. He
D'' none but good butter and has built
~, ~ 4u''e a retail trade as he sells first
aaS 'aoie article, He has now on hand
raohea Tor shipment over two tons. 1t is
e'uliy put up In white cedar tubs and
-. r'NNcu IN such manner that it reaches
.4o Instant market in first-class condition
a. WIZ bring good price. He always
ra' 'ne highest market price and we are
s'''Sed 70 see him doing good business.
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The other night, while our coroner was
enjoying his first hours sleep, great
knocking on the door aroused him, and
he put his head out of the window and
inquired what was wanted. Come down
coroner-your services are required" was
the answer. The official hurriedly dress
ing, descended, and as he reached the
&c to he inquired: "How far is IT," "Oh,
only block and half" was the reply.
The caller finally opened gate. passed
around to the summer kitchen, and, as
the coroner followed him in, he said:
eve been threatening to move that i'm
fernal old stove over into the corner for
more than month, and now, if you take
hold, we'll have some beer afterward."
The coroner went right home, and when
his wife asked if it was suicide or natural
death, he replied: Don't talk to me-I'm
sleepy"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Original Notice.

STATE OF. IOWA, SIS
To John Human, John B. N. Bishop,
Recorder Of Tanaa County, Iooa, aid
Thomas H. Ftl6ert.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU. ARE
l hereby notified, that on or before
September 10th, 1870, there will be on file
in the office of the Clerk. of the District
Court of lama County, Iowa, a petition
of John Connell asking to have the title
to the following real estate quieted in him
viz: The West Half of the North West
Quarter of Section No. twelve Q2) in
Township No. Eighty.six tS6,) North Of
Range Fifteen Q5,) West of 9th p NJ,
and asking for the correction of the Re
cord of Deed for said land executed by
said Thomas j. Filbert TO John Neiman,
and Philip Frank, December 18th, 1855,
and Recorded in the Recorders office in
said County in Be ok at page 10S, and by
mistake and error so recorded that the
name of said John Neiman is written
John Human, which error plaintiff asks
to have corrected, and his title to said
land perfected of record, (no claim for
costs is made against the defendants)
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 September term of said
Court for the year A. D. 1875. commencing
on the Third Monday of September \. D.
1873, at the Court House, in Toledo in
said County. default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered
thereon.
STRUBLE & GooDRICH,
80 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-05

We call attention to the advertisement
in this weeks paper Ct the Public Sale OF
thoroughbred Short-Horn Cattle to take
place at lama City on Saturday, Scptem-
Der 4th. Mr. Jackson, as is well known
has some as fine stock as there is in Iowa,
and our farmers and stock raisers will do
well to attend this sale. We hope for the
credit of our county these q head OF cat
tie will not be allowed to leave Tama.
The Auctionecr, Col. Muir, is said to be
one of the best statesmen in the United
States and he will undoubtedly make
things lively. Let there be good turn
out
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-05

Happy is the man who has purchased
an ADAMS e. FRENCH Harvester. He can
cut, elevate and save his grain Gf it does
remain wet where canvass machines will
not work. A few more at Camery's.