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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-17
oYjujna, Notice.


STATE OF IOWA, e
TAhA COUNTY,
To Micanel Taylor. Jean Taylor, Joseph
Daniets, JOHN Darai and James S.
Ses7stt
YOU, AND EACH Of YOU, ARE
i hereby notified that IN or before the
first day OF February, 1873, there will be
on file in the office of tie Clerk of the
District Court OF lama County, Iowa, a
petition of H. Galley, claiming of you the
sum of Two Hundred and Twenty Five
Dollars with interest Ms the amount due on
one promissory note. Also. claiming the
foreclosure OF lands in TamaConnty, Iowa,
securing said rote. Also, claiming rca-
sonabie attorneys fees. Said note and
mortgage viii be fully described in SAID
petition.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend. on or before NOON, of The
second day of the next term OF said Cour
being the February term of said Court
for the year A. d. 1878. commencing OF
the third Monday of February, A. d
1878, in the Court House, in Toledo, IL
said County, default will be entered
against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon.
G. H. GooDRTcH,
5 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THI IMDKrExDxxT. Of New York, of
en- in another column to give away abso-
lutely, a Worcestci's Unabridged Quartz
Pictorial Dictionary. which retails every
where for SO. and Is of course house
hold necessity. How they can do it Is we
must confess, a mystery; but that they do
there is NO question.
THE IxDKPKEDEET is now publishing
Rev JosErn Cooks famous B0ston Mon
day Lectures which are creating 20 much
discussion everywhere.
See advertisement .of Tine IEDKrExD-
.sxr IN this paper
One of the spiciest, most Interesting
and hcalthful Juvenile books We have
seen in many u day b Jack Grsngcrs
Cousin" tasty little volume recentis
published by Ncssrs. Roberts BEus., Bos-
ton, and for sale by Jansen. McClurg &
Co., Chicago Jack Granger was one Ut
those manly, honest, good-naturetl, lovia
boyish boys which every body admires
while his cousin is the very opposite-ar
eliminate, tender, girlish boy, owing
greatly TO his raising. Through the cours.
OF circumstances he is taken to the hom,
of DIR. Granger, hacks falher--to sta,
for a season of four years. and Ne man,
lessons he 10 taught, some In q gentle wa.
and some otherwise. will prove 10 be profit
4 n n r = I'll.
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Sin.
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delishifui aouk.s--Caar.W Braiey Warner, IN
hartford CnHsraf.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, sc
TAsfA COUNTY,
To William Schlishtiag Nary ScA9fsAtfs.s
Detisf HanscAildt J. d. Nescconae,, Her
man DreezsR, G. IT. Warren, L. Car
michael d Co. Edaoin Bdyliss Georgt
Lappdt aad Putnam d. Rogers
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
i hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama County, Iowa, pc
tilion CT Caroline Nauerth claiming OF you
all the foreclosure of certain mortgage
therein described, executed by the cefcn-
dants William and Mary Schlishting tc
Plaintiff Also asking for costs and AT
torneys fees. Also praying for writ OF
injunction against the defendant William
Schlishting to stay waste ON the mortgas-
ed premises.
And that unless You appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noo5, of the
second Clav of the next term of said Court
being the February term of said court
for the year A d 1878, commencing or
the third Monday of February 4. D 1878,
at the Court House in Toledo, in sale
County, default will be entered agains
you, and judgment rendered thereon.
D ID. ArPELCATE,
3 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Pictures, all in big print.on thick paper,
inst the magazine to teach babies 10 read
1t is only 50 cts year. D. Lotlirop &
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fishers of Babyland, could have seen the
joy the November number carried to the
little man who has the privilege Of ia
king the copy that comes to this office,
they would doubtless have felt that then
magazine for juvenile readers is the pub
LEGATION OF all publications. for little eyes
and ears. 1t is an institution in families
where there are small children.
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and suggestive expository notes, the de-
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Chronological, Religious, Bibliogfapiiical,
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Nationaliiics, furnish q perfect store house
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PHYSICIAN. sURGEo AND ACCoUCHE0R.
Special attention paid to Surgery. Once over
Stone Stoner's Store. Residence, one door
East of the Christian Church, Toledo, Iowa
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j. BALLARD, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. waltham. Iowa
L Prompt attention paid Ia calls in town OF
CT untry.
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DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE MILLION
n acres of land for sale. Money to loan for 8
vears The 0LDESTLand and Loan Agency in
Tama County Have had residence here OF
tlrenty years
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DOMESTIC

Sewing Machine Co., New York.
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n. ". BOYNTON. NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Toledo. Iowa
Il Residence same old place, opposite CHRoEI
GLE office
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A THORNLEY, AND CouNSELOk AT Law
n Toledo, Tama County. Iowa once IN stone
Building over Clarke Bros. store.
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NELSON. " T. n. "A6Ah
NELSON a BARKER.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND C0NVEYANCER-
N Toledo, Iowa. Office ON High Street.
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JACOE w. LAMB,

TToRNEy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
4 Of,ice in Youngman's building, South side d
Public Square, Toledo. Iowa
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A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A Toledo Tama County. Iowa. Will pracnc'
in the State and Federal Courts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
CONGRESS-.

WHO SHALL THE DEMOCRATS NOMINATE: =
ALL THE AVAILABLE MEN IN THE DIS
TRCr, AND THE REMAINDER OF THE
PAKTY, SUGGESTED As CANDIDATES.
Argu--JoumulJ
There evidently will he Il number Of
Democratic candidates in this district for
the congressional nolsination. Several
counties will present Il candidate each.
Randolph doubtless will offer Mr.. Hart.
arll again.
Perry may yet present Hon. w. X. MuI-
ply, though having instructed for Alien.
jackson has three worthy gentlemen who
will not decline To be her choice in Mr. n.
W. Graham, Judge Allen and Hon. +. +.
Albright'
Williamson may instruct for Hon. James
NJ Washburn, Il very suitable gentleman
for a seat in congress.
Union has Col. X. Il. Towncs, Hon. Jesse
Ware, Judge Crawford and Judge Ilileman.
We rather expect that Col. Towncs will be
the choice OF Union county, and such pref.
crcncc is due the colonel.
Alexander has no lack of suitable mate.
rial, There are Judge Bross, ;. p. Wheel.
cr, Esq, Judge Green, d. T. Lincgar. Esu..
}. NJ. Lansdcn, Esq, Hon. j. II. OIrrIy,
and several others. Judge Bros, would he
II tower of strength as a con-
grcssiOnal candidate He woud
take the Democratic vote entire and LARGE
portion ot the German Republican vote.
= j. Wheeler ESQ, would also prove A
strong candidate; he would take the Dem.
oclaiic vote also "a part Of the INTELLIGENT
vote 'rom the temperance wing of the Re.
publican party. Alexander may well pre-.
sent her claim with the other counties in
the Democratic congressional convention.
and she probably will Mr.. Ian s,en ar
Mr. Llncgar Wou,d take well in the district
convention, and with the pcoplc in v,,sr ~,
nomination. five understand ,Judpc Grc.n
corrcctly,hc does not desire Nomination -,
this time, but should the convention deem
il best to nominate him, doubtless he would
consent To enter for the race. Mr.. Ohcrlv
we alludc to with diilidcncc, he has So ottcn
declared he would not consent. sometimes
abusing lis ronndly for Limiting that he
might he possessed of congressional uspi,u.
tons; yet We think he may be like some
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

girls, waiting to bc coaXed; and he is not
bad congressional timber either.
Pulaski county is likely TO express pre-.
ference for Hon. Newton r. Casey, although
she has some other good congressional mat.
erial in Capt.W. L. Hambleton, Col. Z. b.
Watkins and others a.
johnson has good man for the place in
Hon. 5. NJ. Glassiorl, Though not strictly
a Democrat, he is sufficiently one to answer
the requirement, and would be an available
man TO run at this time. He has the re.
quisitc calibre,is an excellent representative
of the most thrifty farmer class and could
carry Il large portion Of the old Indepcn.
dent vote, if not all Of it, If Johnson does
not instruct for him, naturally she should
go for her neighbor in the senatorial district,
and instruct for the choice of Pulaski.
In the counties Of Massac and Pope we
believe there is no disposition to put for
ward candidate Of their own. and their
support would seem most likely 10 90 to
the candidate Of some other county in their
senatorial district, provdeda worthy and
suitable man is provided,
There is no harm in having Il plenty of
candidates in the congressional convention,
and perhaps if each county should instruct
for one of It's own citizens the final result
would he better forit In this way an ar
ray OF good men would be brought before
the convention, Il comparison of merits
made and IA judicious selection better in.
surcd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
WAS WILBANKS TRADED OFF?

1
We were very earnest friend of Mr.. r.
A d. Wilbanks. We worked for his NOM
ination before the meeting of the Contra
liza convention and in that convention. We
were anxious for his success, and regret his
defeat. But we do not believe the Jones
boro Gazette is justified by the facts in
saying:
| We have this 10 say abou, the Centralia convcn.
ton, and nothing more. If the convention had
! proceeded in the order of the call, aud Nominate ted
the clerk of the supreme court FIRST, X. A. d. vii
banks would have been nominated upon the hr-, bal
| lot, and would not have been traded out of tn,
nomination by candidates for clerk of the appcllat,
court Mr.. Wilbanks Is young man of more thar
usual ability, and has lost nothing by this contest
He made splendid race against influential leader.
He will support the nominees Of the convention
heartily, and has to-day more friend. IN Southern
Illinois than ever before. Let the ranks now he
closed up, and let every Democrat work for the re.
dcmpton Of the State from Radical rule, and sue.
cess will crown their cfort.
All that is said above in compliment Of
Mr. Wilbanks meets with our hearty an
probation. But certainly our friend Bouton
cannot sustain the charge he has made by
indirection against Mr., Hartman; and he is
mistaken in his belief that Mr.. Wilbasks
would have been nominated if the convcn.
ton had proceeded in the order of the call.
The fact is, the influential Democratic lead.
ers to whom the Gazette refers had, by their
assaults upon Mr.. Wilhanks, made his dc.
feat foregone conclusion, and if the nom.
nation for Supreme Clerk had been pro-
ceeded with first he would have received
fewer votes than he did. There were nine
candidates for Appellate Clerk; aad if theil
friends had been compelled to vote first for
Supreme Clerk knowing the bitterness of the
anti-Wilbanks counties, andhoping to get the
votes of those counties for their candidates.
thcywould not have voted forMr Wilbanks
The friends of each would have voted for
some other candidate for Supreme Clerk
rather than put in jeopardy the success Of
their own especial candidate. The post.
poncmcnt of the nomination of Suprem,
Clerk until after the nomination of Appcl.
late Clerk was movement in the intcrcs,
Of Mr.. Wilbanks, and WAS made by sup
porter Of that gentleman. 1t was made
with Mr. Wilbanks knowledge and consent
That Mr.. Wilhanks was traded out Of III,
nomination even Mr. Wilbanks does no
believe, and the intima,ion that this kin,
Of trading was done hy Mr.. Hartman an,
his friend is, = say the least of it, decided,
unkind, and, morc,han this it is unfair an,
has no foundation in fact.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

THE JoncsbOro Gazette is Of the opinion
that the Nationals hold the balance Of pow
er in this district This may be true in
one sense. We have no doubt that, if all
the National votes in this district were
thrown either for the Democratic or Repub-
lican candidate, they would elect him, but
the effect separate nomination by the Ma
tionas will have on the result Of the cam
vass is not 50 apparent. From which party
will the Nationals draw the most votes, is
a question We cannot reply to with the as
surance of certainty. But, in our Judgment,
the Republicans will receive more injury
than the Democrats. The Democratic pS.sy
has not been in power and cannot he held
responsible for the miserable financial pol
icies that have controlled the government
since the war nor for the general distress of
the country. Democrats will not therefore
leave their party, 10 attach themselves TO a
new political organization created by
ephemeral issues-a party that cannot pos
sibly succeed at the polls-and thus give
strength to the Republicans. Democrats
will stand by their party They know that
Democratic success means restoration Of
prosperity, and they will not follow after
the willie .the-wisp of National doctrine.
The National party cannot hope to thrive
upon accessions from the Democracy. If it
fattens and grows big, it must get its ali,
mcnt from the Republican organization. 1t
must thrive upon Republican meat or it
must die. There is but little if anything
for it in the larders of the Democratic
party.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

We were little boy, and during all our nc
quaintancc have had Il realizing sense of
.,ho fact that Oberly in lis bashiulness is
like some girls, ON occasions he is like
more girls in this respect than at other
tines but, although varying in degree, he
is always the same retiring person-the
bashfullest man in political life. And, as
the Al, suggests, this may be the reason
he declares he will not be candidate for
Congress; but our impression is he means
what he says, and would not, even if he
were coaXcd, consent to become candidate.
He steps back to permit the great men Of
the party in this district TO march to the
front.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
PERUSE THIS.
LADIES, READ!

Decorations for Antique Pot
terry, China, Glass and other
Ware; Gold and Silver Paper,
Tissue and Glazed Paper, all
Colors; Sheet Wax, Single and
Double Thick, all Colors and
and Shades; Moulding Tools:
Silver and other Wire: Flow
er Cutters; Anchors, Harps,
Tyres and Crosses; Moss, fine
COlors: Wax Flower Instruc-
ton Books, etc; Splints, all
lengths, White, Walnut. and
all COlors.
For all these go to Barclays.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

ballots will be cast for the National ticket
in this district in November next, is an as
scrtion frequently made with great en-
phasis, and it may not he wide of the truth.
Mr., |. 5, Davis, the nominee, is citizen of
Perry county, and is very good man. He
has some stumping ability, and will, no
doubt, canvass the district and labor with
great industry to get votes, The platform
is great deal Of nothing not very well ex-
pressed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

AT the Battle of BHndywinc, some Of
the soldiers Of the command Of Gen. Wade
Hampton captured Il field glass belonging
TO Gen. Custer and gave it to their COM
mandcr. During the last two years of the
conflict, Gen Hampton used it, and it has
been in his possession ever since. Notlonp
ago Gen. Hampton wrote 10 the widow of
Gen. Custer asking her if she would not
like TO have the field glass. The answer
was an affirmative one, of course, Mrs.
Custer answering Hampton that she would
doubIy appreciate the relic because i, had
been the property of two brave men. The
field glass was accordingly sent to Monroe.
Mich, where Mrs. Custer will place !, in a
cabinet containing large collection of wal
souvenirs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

TIE Argus-Journal says, in mentioning
the names of probable candidates for Con.
gress "Mr. Oberly we allude TO with
diffidence, he has so often declared he would
not consent, sometimes abusing us roundN
for limiting that he might be possessed of
congressional aspirations; yet we think he
may be like some girls, waiting TO he
coaxed; and he is not bad congressional
timber either" Potter is right in one
thing Oberly is like some girls. lie
is bashful. We have known him sine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

IT is generally believed that that the Both
OF May, Decoration Day" is legal Holt
day An inquiry being made of Congress
man Hewitt, he answered that on June /,
1872, Mr.. DUEL introduced Joint resolution
l5S to make May 50a legal holiday, which
having been twice read was referred to the
judiciary committee. 1t was never printed,
and there is no record of it in the clerks
office and the original resolution is not in
the committee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

A MAN was recently picked up in mid
ocean by an American vessels crew. He
was an escaped convict from Il Brazilian
pcnalisland and was endcavoring to secure
ms freedom by making an ocean voyage on
trail raft. He had been pursued by
sharks and was nearly exhausted by thirst
and starvation. The ships crew carried
him to New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

Mrs. HAYES has gone to spend a few
weeks with the family of Vice President
Wheeler, and this fact, it is said will set at
rest the newspaper assertions that the presi-
dent and vice-president are not in harmony
with each other owing to the latter's disap
proval of the formers policy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
Jt DGE NlLkEN,

THE CAlHo BULLETIN comes on, warmly
IN iaNor ct Judge Mulkcy as Il candidate
Tor supreme judge in place of Judge Brccsc
whose term Of office will soon expire.
Judge MuIkcy is one of the best lawyers in
the state and would make most excellent
supreme judge. We would prefer our fcl.
low'toMnsmon, Judge Dun, hut this gentle.
man Will not he u candidate. our pconlc
ought to take n lively intcrcs, in this clrc.
tlon' amt see to II that not n single vote is
cast for Judge Hrccsc. His decision in ,h,
Carhondalc bond case, following upon the
heels OF ms decision in the Livingston
county bond case, is evidence that old aoc
or something else has untitled him for the
position he holds He should he allowed
To retire to private life.
Joncsohoro Gazette
A Judge of the supreme court of hi.
State will I've chosen in one wear rom IN,
LIST OF next June. The fitness and ability
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

The Argus-Journal has mentioned more
persons in connection with the congressional
race than we have. Wherefore we are de-
sirous of placating the good souls we did
not think Of. And so, we give the AIS
mentioning article in full. 1t may be
found in another column of this issue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

THE president has partly promised" 10 be
present at the three days musical festival
that will open next week in Baltimore for
the benft of the Lee monument fund.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

CARDINAL McCLosKY who has just re-
turned from Europe, is TO have a public
reception at New York City at St. Pauls
Cathedral.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

of John H. Mulkcy, of Cairo, Las induced
many Of his legal friends to urge him to
accept this position upon the bench. Should
he consent to become candidate, he will
receive unanimous support from this portion
of the State,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

DANIEL DREW, the noted Spectator, now
lies at the point of death in New York city.
Drew is eighty years of age.