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New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

st. Patricks day is to niict upon rs another idle
parade below Canal-st. We thought IL lad been
settled by the Board Of Police tnat no procession
should be allowed to march below that street TO the
detention Of travel aud the interruption Of business.
That the procession is 10 move from Cana-st to the
City Hall through Cenre-st instead Of Broadway is
some relief but practically all such displays in the
crowded streets of the lower part of tic city are IN
mitignfeh nniSanCes.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

President Wood will propose at the next meeting
Of the Board of Education rule restricting the at
tendance at the public schools TO children over six
years of ago on the ground that this viii relieve the
overcrowded buildings and improve the ventilation
Yes, and better argument still il viii give the littlr
bodies time to grow and gain the health ana
strength necessary to long course of thorough and
intelligent study. A child under proper influences
and training will learn as much at home previous to
reaching the age of SIX eight years at The
best public school.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

Mr. William Welsh, who Is good authority
ON the subject, has not till recently favored
the plan for transferring the care of the In
dams from the Interior to the War Depart
ment. He gives good reason now for adopting
this opinion, which he shares wlth-s majority
of tho public.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

In tho lawsuit which resulted from the mys-
terious disappearance of Lord st. Lconardss
viii, 1t wss decided that oral testimony might
be accepted as conclusive in regard to the
contents Of that document. The British Court
of Appeals has just confirmed this decision,
and doubtless set the vexatious question at
rest
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
amuoemente auo meetiugs DO Might.

no rms TuFArEP.-" Julius Cesar'
E,oIH TIHATEl.-Narcty.
FIrTu AVENUE THEArEG.-" Fl0uF.
ycPrN TliFAIfR.-" on the Stagc, ctc.
a., YNpI, THtATER--Vauety.
pas THYArER.--" Brass"
So FRANCisCO MINSTRLLS ,,
TnSY PASTORS NEW THEATUR.-e . ard 8: variety
ifxt,S sovARH THEATER." Rose Michel
WIlLICA's THEArEE.-" Wonder
AssoCIATIoN IIALI.-Reception. ,.r
SulCEYEiyC EAII.-IectUTe, Prof. G.. r. Cromwell
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

As nervous 9 piece of reasoning as we have
had on the Belknap impeachment, is the clever
letter. elsewhere printed this morning from
Mr.. Brooks Adams. If it succeeds in showing
that Gen. Belknap cannot be impeached. its
reader, will not be likely to blink the con-
clusion that the man who prevented this just
measure of redress was the President, who ac-
oepted the resignation without knowing what
lac wac about.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Dnsiness Notises.

THE PHUADELPIIIA BRANCH OFFICE OF iE i liiE
,spir "a renoved 10 7l3 Chestnus lola Masonic Tonpe)
subscriptions and Advertisements receV VtG 80
TIIs phI TRINf served by carrier In all paris OF the CITY,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

Since, toward tho close of last year, the
Abyssiniaus slaughtered 100 Egyptian soldiers
the Khedive has been inpatient for revenge.
This he gained in the battle on Thursday last,
when the Abyssinians were routed and COM
PEELED to retreat to Adowa, with a loss OF
5000 killed. 1t is even reported that King
Kassa, the Grand Vizier, and six chiefs arc
among the slain. The victory is largely due
to Gen. Loring and the other American o fcers
in the expedition. Although Ratib Pasha Is
commander-in-chief, Gen. LoriDg has really
directed the movements of the invading army.
1t will be fortunate for Egypt if this battle
ends the war; the Khedive has little to gain
by continuing hOstihties at this critical moment
i'm his aflairs
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

Perhaps il is quite as well that there was no
debate on the two sets of resolutions intro
duced into the House yesterday concerning
national sovereignty. What Republicans and
Democrats believe on that subject is not at all
doubtful. Mr. Bakers resolution gives the ex-
treme view of the opponents of States rights /;
Mr.. Cox's resolutions give the present position
of the Democrats on the subject, and each
ode supported its doctrine by almost party
vote. Debate would have been mere bum
eombo.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Nem'2lork Daily qribaale.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

TUESDAY. MARCH Ii, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

About the Emma Mine investigation al
Washington. one thing may be set down as
,.rtsia, kr. Lyon has destroyed Gen. sehenck.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

Treuor w. Park, and ex-senator Stewart, or
else they will destroy him. When these three
witnesses get on the stand, look out for
chorus of indignant denial. As Lyon himself
recently said: Every man of them will swear
Gin the same groove.' In justice to Mr.. Lyon,
however. we are bound to say that many
po,nts in the evidence he has thus far given
have been amply corroborated by the testimony
taken in London and New-York, and that the
expected testimony against him Will come
from men who must swear him down, or 60
down.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

The expression of the Rev. DR.. Stcrrs's views
concerning the Advisory Council is promptly
followed by meeting of his church, at which
similar opinions are adopted. The church reso-
lutions are tlihe more direct than was the
pastors discourse in urging the need of mu-
tual council to try the scandal question: Dut
ere perhaps less fluent in references to the
scandal itself and they obtained the vote OF
large majority in spite of some expressions
of dissent during the meeting. The Rev. Dr.
Bacon, too favors the world at large with his
views concerning Plymouth Church and the
Council. and declares that the real issues were
evaded.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

The plan of supplying the city with salt
water for sprinkling streets and eXtingnshine
fires does not gain favor on examination. a
duplicate system of pipes would be needed for
it, and that alone would probably cost more
than the additional pipes and hydrants which
alone are needed to increase the CrOton supply
Aside from the pipes, there would have TO >Oc
some system of works for either lifting the
salt water to reservoirs or forcing it by steam
pumps; of the two the reservoir would be far
the more costly, but would have the advantage
over the force-pump of not at once endanger-
ing the supply III case of an accident TO the
machinery. But either method would result in
doubtful experiment and needless outlay.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

.FIGN.-M. Gambetta spoke in France in favor
L -
, 1876-04-08
nETER MATHIAs ANDER.

DETER MATTHIAS AMBER
SEN, Underdommer og Skriviet
paa Den st. Thomas i Amerika gj0r
vitteriigt, at: etter Begjering at
WALTER MARTIN og i HenhoId
til A~llerh0ieste BevilIing af I5de
November 1875 indstaevnes herved
Enhver, SON MATTE have i Hande
en- at BARTHoL. BoRNN til navnte
w. MARTIN under lode Mai 1874
udstedt Obligation for 500, hvil-
ken Obligation err bortkommen, til
at mode we'd st. Thoma ordinare
Byting den forste ketsdag Juni
Manned 1877, Formiddag Kl. 10,
for med bemeldte Obligation at
f%remkomme og lovIig Adkomst til
samme at Devise, da Citanten, ON
Ingen skulde melde sig, vii paa-.
staae form evnte Obligation af Ode
5Iai 1874 we'd Dom morttfceret.
ForeImggelse og Laydag err bevet
we'd F%orordning af 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Haand og EmbedssegI,
st. ThomH Byfogedcontoir, den
SIDE Januar 1876,
T.. Nj ANDERSEN.
, 1876-04-08
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj6res herved, at
" indtil vldere vile de ordinpre
Sessloner F@IIesboet efter abode
Hotely@rt Andre BoneIIi og tidlige-
re abode Hustru Ann Margaret
BonelIi f0dt Yessuup bIiye afhoIdte
den code hver Manned, Ehermiddag
III. A, i Diet heryarende CONNER
cial Hotel.
St. Thomas den 27de Morts 1876.
A. w. BONELLI, G A. BONETII.
ETecutOYeS testameati.
, 1876-04-08
PrOklama.

ALE og Enhver, som have No
~ get at fordre paa Skiftet efter at
d0de HoteIv@rt Andre BoneIIi og It'd
ligere abode Hustru Ann Margaret
BonelIi, f0dt Vessuup, indkaIdes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Krav for Undertegnede, der behand-
lie FalIesboet som Execut0res tesla
menti.
St, Thomas, den eide Marts 1876.
A. w. BONELLI, G. A. BONELLI,
, 1876-04-08
MA,

nLLE og Enhyer der have Noget
III at fordre paa Boerne eftcr:
!, Atgangne Jonathan Williams og
e%fterIevende Enkc Margaret
Williams og dcres Son John
Williams og eftcrlevonde Fnke
Emelle Williams, byilke Boer
behandIes under Get og
2, Atgangne Politibetjent Alexan-
der Mansfield og efterlevende
Enke Sarah Jane Mansfield;
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Yarsel at anmeIde og bevisliggI0re
deres krav for mdertcgnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 4de April 1876.
c. SARAUW.
, 1876-04-08
NOTICE.

TN celebration of the birthday Of His
"A Majesty the King His Excellency the
Governor will receive the civil and mill
tary Officials and other Inhabitants of the
Island at Governmentshouse on Saturday
9Th inst. 2 o'clock p. m.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, St.
Croix April srd 1876.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1876-04-08
R0KL MA.

NILE OF Enhver, som have Noget
VI at fordre paa Skiftet efter afgang-
ne Ki0bmand S%IGIsMUND RoTHsCHILD,
Associ6 at Diet tidIi2ere Handelsirma
RothschiIdS Son x Co, og eftcrleven-
de Enke Zipporah f. Victoria, indkal-
DIES heryed med 6 MaaAeders Varsel
til for undertegnede 0kifteret at an
meIdc og bevisliggj6re deres Krav.
st. ThomU Skitteret, den 27de
Marts 1876.
p. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-04-08
Acknowledgements

z Anledning at Hans Majestet Kongens
a hole F6dselsdag modtager Hans H6i-
velbaarenhed G%ouverneuren Oens civile
og militaire Embedsmeend SAINT andre
In~dvaanere Gouvernementshuse Lordagen
den SIDE d. NJ. Kl. 9 Eftermiddag.
Pr@sidentskabs Secretariatet, St. Croix
den Sdie April 1876.
8. W. A BRAKLE.
, 1876-04-08
acknowledgements

xvi ED SIup "Dagmar', Skipper Y. Ma
ALA thegrew, indl6rtes hertiI den 14do
August 1872 fra Frederiksted, dertil
indf6rt med Barkskib "Gerson", Skipper
c. Olsen, fra Kj0benhavn
KASSE MERKET L. E,
som endnu henligger uafhentet i Veier-
boden hersteds og indeholder:
. PAR MANDS HALVST0VLER
8 DO. Do. SKO.
DO. FRUENTIMMER ST0vLER.
Saafremt Iogen melder sig linden 3
Maaneder efter denne acknowledgements
OF goltgi6r sin Ret til nevnte Kasse,
vii Indholdet etter observation-disclosures Ordre
bIlve bortsoIgt we'd o%ffentlig Auction og
Provenuet bIiye indbetalt i CoIoniaIkas-
sen.
Christiansteds To%ldkammer den 1sts
April 1876.
H. R. ANTHON.
, 1876-04-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


P.t. st. Croir den 4de april 1876.
UANs MAJESTET KONGEN har
A if6ige Krigsministeriets derom nedIag-
tie alleruuderdanigste ForestilIing we'd aIIor-
h6ieste Resolution at lode Juni, 23de
September og lode December f, A. anOrd-
net som f6lger:
Der tilveiebringes en- ErindringsmedaiIIe
for dem, som enten i HRreus eller Flaa-
dens Tjeneste have deeltaget Kampene
for Fedrelandet 1648-185O og 1864, saa-
ledes at der preges en- Medaille for dem,
der have deeItaget i Krigen ~1848-1850,
med Brystbillede at H6isalig KONG
FREDERIK DEN SYvBNDE, en- Medaille for
dem, der have deeltaget Krigen 1864,
med B~rystbiIledet Of KoNG CHRISTIAN DEN
NIENDE, og en- MedaiIle for dem, der have
deeItaget j begge Krigene, saaveI med
KONG CHRISTIAN E NIENDEs som H0i-
saIig KoNG FREDERTK DEN SYvENDEs
Brystbilleds.
MedaiIlen tildeIes Enhver, som i ct af
Aarene 1848, 1s49 OF 1850 eller i 1864
bar staaet we'd en- Afdeling Qnstitution),
medens denne var paa Krigsfod (Feltfod),
elIer som har vaeret udkOmmanderet med
ct i Anledning at Krigen udrustet SIKH,
dog kun forsaavidt den Paagjeldende like
har udstaaet Strafarbeide eIler we'd Dom
er tunden skyldjg i ct j den offentlige
Mening Van@rende FOrhold.
Medaillen barss / ct r6dt Baand med
hvide Striber.
Medaillen bmres paa venstre Bryst og
saaledes, at den for dem, der ere benaadede
med Dannebrogsordenens Ridderkors, med
Dannebrogsm8ndenes Haederstegn eller
andre danske Hederstcgn, faaer sin Plads
tilvcnstre of disse Udmerkelseategn, men
tilh0ire at udenlandske Decorationer, for
saavidt Nogen MATTE veere benaadet med
saadanne.
De til Medaillen h6rande Baand maa
like beres uden i F~orbindelse med
Medaillen,
Medaillen skal at H@reDs Personale
bsres til Galadragt, we'd Garnisonstjeneste
SAINT we'd Parader og Revuer, at S6varnets
Psrsonale til Galadragt og til al Tjeneste,
hvortil Oficererne if0lge den allerh6ieste
Resolution If 8de September 1871 skulle
bare Sabel. Medaillen tilfalder we'd
Dodsfald den Paagjeldendes Arvinger."
IA Anledning af ovenstaaende Allerhoieste
Resolution opfordres herved allie paa de
dansk- vestindiske Ger bosiddende Prisoner,
som ansee sig berettigede til og 6nske at
modtage Erindringsmedaillen, til at indgive
,Begj@ring heron linden lode Mai d. A.
til Gouvernementet for de dansk-vestin-
tdisks Ger, i hvilket 0iemed Schemaer, som
'Vedkommende skulls udfylde og deretter
indssnde til Gouvernementet, kunne a-
hsntes for st. Thom@ Vedkommende i
Gouvernementets militaire Secretariat, for
st. Croix Vedkommende i Presidentskabs
Sscretariatet ogfor st. JAMS Vedkommerde
iLandfogderiet, paa hvilke Steder tillige
'yderligere Oplysninger desangaaende med
deles til bvem der matte 6nske Eaadanne.
, 1876-04-08

NREDITORERNE i afg ancne
" Planter John Fenners og efter-
levende Enkes falIeds Bo anmodcs
ON at give Mode i EN- Session der
afholdes Fredagen den 2sde dennes
III. | slet Eftermiddag for at taee
Bestemmelse ON endelig BortsaIg af
Boets Eiendele.
Frederiksteds Skiftcrct, st. Croix
den 3die April 1876.
c. SARAUW.
, 1876-04-08
TRANSLATION.
PUBLICATION.

Y ANDED from Sloop Dagmar. Captain
Ia Mathegrew from Frederiksted on
the 18th August 1879, ex Barque Gerson,
Captain Olsen from Copenhagen:
L. E. / CASE CONTAINING
9 PAIRS MEMS BOOTS.
8 DO. DO. SHOES.
2 DO. LADIES' BOOTS.
and lying in the customhouse unclaimed.
Said case and contents, in conformity
with the Presidency's Orders, will be
sold at public auction if not claimed with
in 8 months, and the proceeds thereof
paid into the Colonial Treasury.
Christiansted's Customs Department,
st. Croix 1st April 1876.
H. R. ANTHON.
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,of onr business men arc"taking
" os't Nv the fore lock" and laying in a
ala l5 S ,1nnIv of holiday goods, Mr.. l..
g wv at the City Bakery, especially IS
, ",l,c on fine lot of confectionery NC
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Surprise Party.
j. A. BoWDLE,
County Auditor.

Wednesday Of last week was the Tenth
anniversary of the Marriage of Mr.. and
''f'' NC. Walters. The fact was not
6'neEaIIy known, but about Tuesday it
"a' holsed about among some of their
.-any friends, and as it was then too late
:. "1iaks any arrangements for anything,
vas upon consideration, decided to
1"Ae up a surprise party for Thurs
" e,cAIng' Accordingly Thursday eve
=. 1S ABOUT seven o'clock large number
s, WI cltizens assembled at the residence
-a'' ~ FISHER and in a short time pro-
.t'lsd In body to Mr.. Walters place af
ta ns1' Several ladies had gone on be-
s,,. . anu engaged Mrs. Walters in CONVEX
Ms l anu when the company arrived
prise was complete. Mr.. Walters
-, ts d Ills store and was sent after with
b at Of the raid Arriving home
co. .OUau his house filed with goodly
os Dp"ny OF friends and ncighbors Each
vio. ASo taken something in the way of
nna l' and after spending the evening
NO. 'si'ation II most bountifui supper
inr spread. A large number Of presents
ve,, a y, way Of tinware were taken, and a
iovs1 rDsSaht and agreeable time was en-
''!eu by all present
prsin. "''ers is one of our most enter
and ). and wide-awake business men
hayeo "1ens' and he and his worthy wife
The, '''ge number of friends who hope
aei, MAY may enjoy many happy returns Of
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Last Saturday the relatives and friends
of Grandma Linton met at the residence
of Mrs. Ashbaugh, where Grandma is
spending the Winter, bringing numerous
little presents as tokens of their regard
for her. While the ladies were busy Wis
it;ng and preparing dinner that might
satisfy the appetite Of the most fastidous,
the male portion Of the party made them
selves useful at the wood-pile. hauling
and chopping, into stove-wood, enough
wood to last her through the winter.
These kindncsses were fully appreciated
by Grandma.
That the Heavenly Father may spare
the GrandmotheTs and Grandfathers to
see the SHOWS of many more Winters and
enjoy the sunshine of many more Sum
mers, and that their descendants may
never be so ungrateful as to think they
have outlived their usefulness, is the
wish Of the writer Of these lines.
+ D.
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r TEL. SMITH
MERCHANT AT
Talna CITY, Iowa,

Calls attention to the following price list
If some leading bargains now already IN
stock oo
Ladies' Beaver Cloaks, $3.50, s5'oo $o'oo
and upwards; very best Cashmere Tin col
ors) s1.OO former price sl.2O. Beautiful
.hodes in Rrillantcens % inches, 80 and
Ga New designs in Ladies' neck wear.
silk Buttons, Cord and Tassels in all
shades. Although there has been a
slight advance in Prints, Bleacbed ana
Brown Cottons we are still seillng our
Prints at and cents.
Repcllants as low as IS cents. In TACT
have many goods which have been
boughtin jobbing way which offer spec
ial Inducements, and l claim better
and cleaner stock of Goods than can be
nroduccd In lama County
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A COOP IDEA.-"A Dolls Fair" is to be
held in Boston in December. Boys and
girls throughout the country are invited
to send dolls and toys Of their o'on making
to the publishers of WIDE AWAKE, D. 10
throp & Co, Boston. These are to be eX-
hbitcd, and on Christmas are to be dis
tributcd among the sick children in hos
pitfalls. Twenty prizes for the best made
dolls suits, and toys, are to be awarded
by a committee. For ten cents the octo-
Der WIDE AWAKE giving full particulars
will be sent to any address by the Pub
fishers. Let all the boys and girls inter-
est themselves in this gcod work.
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TUE NATIONAL REPOSITORY is new
candidate for public favor, yet not alto
rether new, as it takes the place IN lit
erary circles Of "The Ladies' Repository
now discontinued. The January number
ri5es promise of increased vigor and use
fulncss, and of wider and higher range
of thought. The articles are carefully
written and edited, though several OF
them arc, perhaps, TOO long; but the
reader will not tire in going through
them, The first, from the pen OF the
editor. is handsomely illustrated, and is
deeply interesting sketch OF the Journey
from Suez to Jerusalem. Dr. Wise gives
an account of Macaulay's mother and SIS
tiers. DR.. J. f. Hurst, of the Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, summarizes the charac-
ter of the celebrated Norman Macleod IN
fascinating narrative of his life ana
l,bors. and Rev. w. H. Daniels begins a
capital story about ''That Boy: Who
shall have him?" Mrs. Mary L. Dickin-
son contributes a critique on George
Sand anu TWO VI tHlco otheio i
briefer articles, but all well worthy OF
pcrusal. The Editorial Miscellany is rich
in brief notes about Foreign Affairs, Art,
Nature, Religion, Things Curious and
Useful. and Books; and the editors utter
aces Eg Cathedra. To the latter de-
partment the reader will naturally turn to
see what the editor has to say about inc
questions Of the day in Church, Education,
Religion, and Politics. HIS editorials de-
serve and will attract, attention.
The National Repository is published
monthly al THREE DOLLARS YEAR.
postpaid. Hitchcock & Walden, Cincin-
pati, Chicago, St. Louis, and Nelson 4"
Phillips, New York
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|, this Con
} that ARK
|CoInpetitS.
cts Wis hi
lnrodsliosll
Fte, aR3wtAi
Pass. sgt
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An Artist of ability and enterprise can
purchase a first-class Gallery ON favor
able terms, in the yourg and growing
CITY of Denver, Colorado. For particu-
lars consult the Editor of this paper or
address W. U. ohAMhhhi.NiN,
Denver, Colorado.
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SnerMS Sale.

Nv y-TpTTF on 4 SPrCIAT, FXFCJr
Il son IN dn,ntGn I'm dav nf November,
.'o Ne G't y, Nv, mo directc5 issned ont Of
tie Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of Tama County, State of Iowa, in favor
OF David u. APPRECIATE ,y GHaiu'"i y, a.
Philips, and against W ,aI'.h ;n HMomaDH
and CorneHa 9W0h!on' on IL JuHs n ibns
rendered by sald SouI! at ,'G 2eR I,o ao;d
term thereof A. ~ !o,E, "SInSt o s''T rh Snno
mlIiam 0Ton,oI; io' t,lI S S% Six HIM
Hundred, olNty-flVG ana o'Aty o!A l.un-
drcdths Dollars, ANU u Gcc'Se VI h No.. oG,0 i
ure against SAID DeIPn|an'si Mnc WY n.y. II.
was ordered anJuaScI an" Po 1e Era,a '' tn
me loi'o"lhS oc9'i''''' h'0"' i1' ''''0'
Wit; -, v-...,.,,n IS ,no sor,,r
, ne SCUM - v""' NJ NJ, u I7iF S'a TX
haSI quarter OF .tC''I ~: w. Ti,Soa ESa3
IN ioWnShip No. Li?n'y ICY 4eN W.
North OF Range No H'A'etH W. y, m 50 81
OF inc 2t1 NJ: AI@o, .Hg ~ tI t,n - Snth
me 0oulh LasI q"a5 ~ "N1 ~ ,,.,r,nr
East quarter OF tiie o"etn M, Ia,
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Inc Following is an abstract of the
eo'es cast at the last election in Tama
County. There were several SCATTERING
'o'es winch do not appear in the table
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Probate Notice.
whom IL May Concerns:

To whom IL May Concerns:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
L hereby notified to appear at tbs
Court House, in Toledo, lama County,
Iowa, on the 9Th day of December, A. d.
1876, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to attend the
probate of an instrument purporting TO be
The last VIII and Testament of John
Glen, late of Tama County, Iowa, de-
ceased, at which time and place you will
appear and show cause, if any, why said
viii should not be admitted to probate.
In Iesttm0Hy Whereof have
hercunto subscribed my name
SEAL. and affixed the seal of said Of
flee, this 9th day of NoYem
Der, A. d. 1876.
c. }. STEVENS,
45-4W Gle Of the Circuit Court.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30

Messrs. John Owen and Chas Bruner
went to Western last Friday to attend
the rhetorical exercises, at the college, on
Saturday evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30
Abstract Of Votes,

MI Gilbert Mcmillan of Crystal gave us
a pleasant call last week.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30
Business Locals.

NOTICES under this head will be charged II
y cents a line. each insertion. .-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30

The Young Folks Prayer Meeting will
be held in the U. B. Church next Sunday
afternoon.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30
Probate Notice.

10 whom 1t May Concern:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
l hereby notified to appear at the
Court House, in Toledo, Tama County,
Iowa. on the 9th day Of December, \. d.
1916, at J I O'Clock, A. NJ. to attend the
probate of an instrument purpOrting to be
the last VIII and Testament of Robert
Wyle, late of Tama County, Iowa, dc
ceased, at which time and place you will
appear and show cause, if any, why said
viii should not be admitted to probate
In IcstjmoRY Whereof have
hcrcunto subscribed my name
SEAL and affixed the seal of said Of
flee, this 9th day of Novcm
Der, A. d. 1876.
c. J. STEVENS,
45-4w Clerk of the Circuit Court.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30

We now have some three or four inobes
of snow, and the pleasant jingle of the
sleigh-bell is heard in the land.