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NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN; That by
In yitlue of general executien. tlrec.
ted to me from the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama County, Iownson a juds.
mcr,t obtained Said Court On the 2ist
day Of Idiy: A ~ 1854 in faxor oS sscls, !.
en-. Gdodeh 81 Day. a. Rluintsds. and
against Tlema Jew aud I4cnel len Dqw as
Dufcndantxf fof thc SUM Of ipct lou i
andaH ifX bn( 6nndledth e doi5qfs{ nnd
costs taxed at Fifteen and Seveniy-iife
one-lIuf Icdths dollars, and accruing
costs. filavc levied on the following real
properly. taken as the properly Of said
attendants, TO satisfy SAID execution,
to-wit
The south half of Che southwest guar
ter Of Section -Four. t4 in Township Elgh.
~ -Four. {Sa) Range Fifteen. tt5) West d
the 9th p. M.
Aud ! will offer the same for sale, SUB
ject to redemption, 10 the highest blduei
for cash in hand, on the
5th Day OF january, 4. ID. ISIS.
in front OF tue Court, House, in Toledo,
Talna County, 1ssSa, at the hour Of -
o'clock A. NJ, OF said day, when and
! where due attendance will be given by
/ lie undersigned.
| Dated December It'll, 1877.
r. L. AUSTIN,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa
| u. D. Applicable, $5.25
Il Atty for Plaintiff
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: l would wish your readers q Merry

A young child Of The lac Mr.. Porter
field, has just died and another is quise
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HOMER S. BRADSHAW.
9 3 BRADSHAW.

. TroRNEY AND couNsELooss, AT \, j Law ,ans +: ,
I uoledo. Tama County, Iowa. once IN Stone
.; Linz l,uer Clarke Bros, store.
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w. LAMB,

, TToRNEy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
A Office in Youngmans building Soutn sac oi
pnhlc Souare Toledo. Iowa.
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TEAM STOLEN

A stranger went 10 The stable of D. d.
Comic and obtained a team 10 so to Rein
beck. Not returning in Cue season, Nj :.
Cornic went there and learned it had
passed Though. At Grundy he got the
same intelligence, and returned home to
advertise. It had been left at Holland.
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Sheriff Of lama County, iowa.
G essFS sEy, & HARMON, 500
.-f Attv's for Plaintiff
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E. r. PELToN, Publisher,
25 Bond Street, New York.
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JACOB w. LAND,
j. 7,1oRyEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
x Toledo, Tama County. Iowa. VIII prsetice
in the State and Federal Courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
UNCLE DfNL IN TOWN.
MaA EDsagA OF Speculation, hut 10 Fascinated
by the stock Indicator.

Uncle Dan'l Drew sat alone and Thought
full in the brilliant hall OF the St James's Hotel
last evening. To strangers he seemed con-
plative clergyman. his black attire being light
ened only by thin gold watch guard and
broad white necktie. but "the boys" knew him
~ their wary old Uncle Danl."
MIR. Drew" the Sun reporter said. wall
street men say that YOU have returned to town
TO rc6ntcr the street"
"Pshawl" said Uncle Dann. II amt going
back into no Wall street I come here I've got
a nice place. and I'm going to stay here-any
way. until the end Of the winter. can soc my
friends here. Hundreds know me. and don't
know EN-"
Then THE SUN may announce that you do
not intend To speculate in the street p
Speculatef | guess I've had enough Of
that" responded Uncle Dan'l, smiling blandly.
Uncle Dapts old home at Broadway and
Seventeenth street il being changed into French
flats. with stores beneath. IL IL said that the
change will cost 100000. Uncle Dan'ls visit
Ia Putnam county whore he sought an asylum
after his failure, was not peaceful. II Is said. In
his youth lle was accustomed 10 purchase cattle
there. and out Of II arose perpleNities. " some
ON em nigh ontcr a hundred year old dunned
Uncle Danl for the price Of cattle for which
they had. they said, credited him when he was
how was 10 know i owed 'em Tor them crit
tersY
The fascination OF tho "stork ticker" it IL
said, had rs much 10 do M dunning by hoary-
headed cattle dealers. with the return OF Uncle
DAHL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
EXIT THE BRoOKLrN .iRGUs.
Mr.. Harness Having sunk $1,000 Sells out
to the Union Newspaper Company.

Demas Barnes, who three years ago
started tho DAILY Argus In Brooklyn. sold It yes
terday TO the proprietors of the Brooklyn Union.
and tho newspaper ceased its existence. The
owners OF the Union principally Lorn Palmer.
an ex-member of the Brooklyn Board Of City
Works and Albert Ammorman, Republican.
and member OF tho Board of Education. buy the
good will Of tho Argus. its type stereotyping
apparatus, Bullock press and furniture. Tho
Argus has been printed at a large loss 10 its
owner. IL being estimated that Mr.. Barnes has
sunk over 5000 900 in the venture. The Union,
Henry g. Bowen sold il. has been paying of late
through the help Of liberal city patronage. The
new newspaper IN To be- published in the Union
Office and is To be called tho CniOn and Argus.
Tho Argus editorial corps We're highly indig-
nnnt AT the sudden break up. they had no pre-
vious notice OF the change. In the afternoon
MIR Barnes invited his assistants 10 Dicters
restaurant and there asked Augustus Maverick,
his managing editor, 10 take the chair. MIR.
Maverick did SO reluctantly, saying That the
staff could not feel that they had been fairly
used in having no notice Of q change, that must
affect them SO seriously. They were. he said,
entitled 10 some consideration NJ the hands Of
their employer. Mr.. Barnes. without respond
ing called the waiter 10 bring ON tn" wine. but
while the champagne WAS yet sparkli the
editors and reporters rose from their seats,
blending other engaR"ments. and went out,
leaving Mr. Barnes at the table with IL dozen
glasses of wine before him untasted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

The Philharmonic Society gave last even
ing Mt the Academy Of Music its fourth concert
Of the present season. 1t was not particularly
well attended. and more Ia the pity. for II the
public deserts this time honored stronghold Of
all that ia best in music. II seems likely that we
shall have no orchestra to rely upon for the pro-
ducton OF classical works. Theodore Thomas
We have now. hut that may not last. and tho en-
tire outlook for the cause Of classical music is
not Mt present very encouraging.
sisted of four pieces. Mendelssohns "Melu-
sina" overture n sercnadc for string orchestra,
10y Robert Fuchs a concerto for piano and or
chcstra 10y Hans Won Bronsart, and Beethoven =
Seventh symphony" or the Mrndessohn and
Beethoven works nothing need be said further
than that they were admirably played. and re-
deemed the rest of the programme, which was
somewhat weak The sercnade was IN ingcn-
ious fancitul and pleasant composition. the
second movement tSchcrzandol being partcu-
larry fclcitous in thought. The absence Of tho
reed and brass instruments. on which orchestral
works rely SO greatly for their variety and color,
made the work seem somewhat tame in spite OF
ita fanciful and often very charming phras 's.
As for the concert by Won Bronsart, the play
Ing of II may have been graceful act Of homage
To- the composer but it was an net in which the
exceedingly dull composition using threadbare
forms of melody and hackncyed methods Of in
strumcntiton-a work Of thr ads and patches.
wanting coh"r"nre, force. and originality. 1t
fell coldly upon the audience. hut nevertheless
was so admirably played by Mr.. Mills that he
wns recalled and then played : 'humann's
beautiful Ende IOm Lief from his FdnfdSie
Nurke-a piece so full of originality. So strong
and heroic IN ia leading theme. that the con-
trast with Won Bronsnrt's composition made
the latter seem all the weaker.
At their next concert the Philharmonic arc
to play symphonic poem hy List. one that has
never yet been performed. and the manuscript
rosrh for publication here-a wel-deservod
honor both to the condu tor and TO the society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
MEXICO UNDER DI.fZ.
Restoring Quiet ON the Frontier-Cortina
Summoned to the Capttnl.

MATAMoRAs, Feb. H. Since Gen. Blanco
assumed command OF the line Of the Irazos. in
behalf Of the Government Of Gen. Dia2, he has
been assiduously engaged In harmoni2ing tho
various armed factions existing here. in order
to restore tranquility b the frontier. The civil
authorities. national, State. and city, have been
rcnstated in their respective positions, and
several armed parties heretofore impeding com
merce on the highway have como in. surrcn-
To-day. Gen. John W. Cortina with about 900
well-arm"d cavalry. entered this city and was
received with military honors 10y Gen. Blnnco.
amid the ringing Of bells and popular acca-
nations. Cortna r. preparing to start IN few
called by Gen. DiH. The roads to the interior
are now opened The mail and telegraph are
being reestablished. and commerce II rcViViug.
with u general feeling Of n restoration Of peace
and order In this section OF Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

strength al the company appear, would
rather hear Wambold sing, see Birch and Back
us in their comicnlitics. and listen to one OF Ry-
mans lectures, than be bored by a thousand
negro buresques. As a rule they are extremely
stupid.
Men differ.
Fortunately other people. thousands OF them.
enjoy these negro nets and laugh themselves
into commissions at stun which seems to me lit.
IT, moro than rot Tho minstrels furnish food
for both kinds OF men, and charge no more for
music and bad " Hash can be hid this wcck.
Mn Y
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Business 0otitts.
MfRRTED.

RENNErT-SToDDARD In this CITY. Feb ~ by the
Rev. Dr West, Daniel II Bennett 10 Miss Emma std
dard. bot, Of Norwich, Conn.
kLY-CoMsTock On Thursiay, 18th inst, AZ Grace
Church Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev William Leon
ard Leicester ken Fly TO MINNIE daughter Of John
Cumstock, all Of Brooklyn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trenton. n J. on
the 18Th inst BY the Rev william ~ Nelson j., FL
mund william King sland. Jr TO Justine Bay ard dAush
tr of william blackwell
KFTCHAN-PHILLIPs.--O Wednesday. Feb ~, NJ the
residence of the brides father by the Rev James Nc.
Winnie. Herbert ketcham Of rlanned, J To uivta
! Phillips, daughter VI Lowell O. Phillips. Esq. Of Port
land NJ
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DIED.

roN-n G'enwood the Hudson. on the 10Th inst +,
Ann Della vie ct William II foS and daughter of = H.
Lane Funeral services To be held NJ her lat residence
Marhurion av. on sunday, 18th inst AT o'clock = VI
Tram Slth II station at T. returning, leaves
Glsnwooi at q IN 4 "
kEHOK-Of dphihcriA on Friday, Feb 10 Magic,
daughter of Lawrence and Margaret j. kehoe, aged !
years and 3 months
Funeral from ~ Tomrkins av.. Brooklyn, on sunday,
fch IL. at . O'Clock = "
MATHEWS On saturday, Feb II, 1877. william II,
Mathews IN the 18th year NJ his age.
His friends invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF his sister "a Morton st. BROOKLYN H. ON
Monday. Feb 49, 1877. at2 O'Clock r NJ, without further
NAT
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Spttial Notitts.

THE SPANISH ARCUED uNsTEP ROOTS
Introduced and cNClu,IVtN sold m our sluc
department. We now taking orders for these auu
l boots Correct styles perfect nt anu case
the wcarer among the advantages to hc derived by
those who leave their measure for PAIR 90 tcsc boots
iur spring wear SHOE DEPARTMENT
WM kinney Broadway and 9Th -
40, WORTH 50, gcnilcmen's silk hats nne
u, riNs - worth ~ II Sew church Il. up stars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
MARINE TNTELLTG ENCE

MINIATURE ALsASsc-rHts nav
Sun rises. - sun 30 Moon sets II 10
HteH wsuR-rnis
Sandy Hook IL vi Gov. Island. II 90. Hell Gate ~
Arrived-SArURpAy. Feb IT.
Sc Twice. Kuchl. San Domingo City Jan 81.
s. Alhcmarlc. Gibbs. Icwes. Del
Ss Chesapeake, Maeum, Portland.
Also the usual river and coastwi~e vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

Use Ouifr,'s "Tasteless" Cod Liver Oil with
Lime and Wild Cherry Sold BY druggists Depot,
boweIy,-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
DIJ'ORCED.

BURGESS In the city OF Sow York tho 10Th day of
February. lr77. by the Hon Hamilton W Robinson
Jmr OF the Court of Common Pleas Josiah II Burgess,
from susan VI, Burgess Cause. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

Fifty per cent. saved by using Higgins's Ger
man Laundry Soap-Ade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

Cense when n crying baby is given MIX Of Mag
ne STA stomach aud wind in that organ-Adr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-13
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco Cal Of yesterday
says: The body Of the man found In
the bay near Eureka dock. on Sunday
morning. was yesterday identified as
that Of Robert q. Crawford. the dis
charged soldier, who on last Saturday
night spraug into ths bay from of VAL
lsjo street wharf. The Coroner held All
inquest yesterday afternoon. and the
jury returned . verdict OF "Saieide by
drowning"
E~ut.rprising mon in Kern county are
forming companies to develop oil wells.
A petroleum district has been discovered
about forty miles from Bakershrld, in
the western part Of the county. The oil
has been tested in lamps with most sat-
isfactory results. The railroad company
US $ IL. and prefers II to any other.
The Oroville Gravel Mining Company
has struck q large bed Of rich blue gravel
full OF free gold. There IL a considera.
bio excitement about Il at 0rovills.
Some deer are now beginning to be
seen in the foothills In the vicinity OF
Sierra Valley and other valleys along tue
eastern slope Of the Sisrras.
The squirrel nuisance In Contra Costa
county still continues to 10 Of great
damage to the farmers, despite the srsr.
tons made 10 abate 1t.
The Napa Valley wine makers have
shipped $4,000 gallons OF this years
vintage. which commands q higher price
than last year.
A colony Ia being organized to settle
on the east side Of the old San Gabriel
River, about two aud u half miles above
Wilmington.
Michael Reese. hfs said. has rented
Los Alamitos Rancho, Los Angeles
County. from Jonathan Bixby. for
Sli. q
The coyotes are playing havoc with
the sheep in Yolo foothills.