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ss-John Bro wnsberger, Esq, has our thanks
for some very nice Harvest apples. Good ripe
apples are indeed very great luxury after hav-
ing been deprived of them for several months.
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CouP DE- SoILEL.-Our exchanges report nu-
unerous cases of sun stroke during the recent
very warm weat ather. We have heard of no cases
within this vicinity. A few large green leaves,
or moist sponge, placed in the crown of the
hat, will secure persons exposed to the sun
against injury from this terrible destroyer.
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Gs-The Legislature Of Oregon has refused TO
elect D.lason Smith to the U. S. Senate. This
is considered cnnous Of the waning influence Of
Gen. Lane, who was present during the bailoting
and urged Smiths election with every power at
his command
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SheriH's Sale.
Ths Belmont Branch the State Bank OF Ohio ag 81
Ellsworth and others
pf virtue OF an alias writ ofoxeouton 60 me direct
ID cd and delivered in this case from tho court of
eomnen pleas of Wood County, Ohio, will offar for
sale at the door of the court ise in Perysbure on
Tuesday, July 26, 1889,
between tho hours OF IL o'clock NJ. and Z O'Clock p
NJ otsaid day, the following real estate to wiG The
northeast quarter and the north half OF she south
east quarter Of section number eighteen In township
number four north range number ten east, in Wood
County, Ohio. appraised M$7.200.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood cs.. o.
JANIS MURRAY, atty pl'G.
June ~, ,lSbo--Tw5SA 30
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SheriH',s sale,

Sheriif,s Sale.
Laura Bagby. by her next friend VS.. d. 8. Judson,
Whitcomb Haskins ct nj.
DY virtue Off alias vendi writ OF execution. &c
ID directed and delivered from the court OF com =
mon pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, in the above emit
tied case will offer for sale the door Of the Court
House, in Perrysburg, on
Tuesday July &C. 1859.
hetwsch tho hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ OF said day, the following real estate: The west
half of the half Of the north quarter of
ton number five (5A township number four (t range
number ten Q0) east appraised al $780, and the
half Of the west half ofthe southeast quarter OF
tion number thirtytwo ,32) OF township number Ave
(6) Of range number ten Q0. appraised at $3.50. In
Wood County. Ohio. c. W. NORTON.
JAMES MURRAY atty pl'H. Sheriff
Juns "a. lSbg--7wbS3ab
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sbove Maumee City, was struck BY lightning and
Instantly burned up.
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jas-The price Of -four IS coming down, and it
will probably keep doing so until it gets to
those desirable figures, "S5aS5 So"
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sheriff IS Sale.

Shsrihss Sales
Geo r, Schucrntan u Co., against Josiah +. Price
10y tir,ue Of a vendi writ Of execution to me di.
ID rscted and delivered from the court OF common
pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale the door Of the court
house. in Pcrrysburg.on
Tuesday, July 26, 1850,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock r.
VI. Of said day, the following real estate: Tho west
half Of the south west quarter OF section number hr-
tythrse (33 of township number four in the Uni
ted States Reserve of IL miles square the foot Of
the rapids in Wood County, Ohio, containing eighty
acres. appraised at $500.
G. W. NORTON. sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY. atty pl'T.
June 23, la5e-7w5$2,95.
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CAMP MEErrNG.--The United Brethren will
, Hold Camp Meeting, on John Zimmerman $
farm, between the forks Of the Portage, in Free
dom township, Wood county, commencing on
Thursday, August llth. Able Ministers will be
bresent.
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ShcriH;s Rnih.

William Johnson against David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue Of an alias execution to me directed and
I'D delivered in the above entitled cause. from the
court of common pleas of Wood County, Ohio, will
offer for sale Of the door the court house PsrryS
burg. OH
Tuesday, July %. 1859,
between the hours of IL o'clock M and o'clock p.
NJ of said day tho following rei estate being lots
Gsl go? 6s7, $685. 7O6. 7O6 TOT, 7l2. 72o $50. 1856.
1885, 1853; 75l. 753, 7eOI 290, 800, sol. 500. 32s,
32+ 325, 326. BAT, 3!s, 349 $50. 37l. 372. 373 3H
$685. 397. 39s. 4l9 420 AL, 422, 443 444, 44b, 44G
467 4Cs. 400, 40 40l 4of, 4ss, 494, SIS, &6 5l7,
sls, 539. $40, Sal. 5+2 59s 6Gt $685. 500. 693 e96,
69s 66s. 700, 7l9 7i7, 72i, 74. 74S 7G5. l4s, 252
253 276, ais, 277, 2Ts 442. $50, 64S. 56? 667 $685.
6s9 6l2, 6l3 636 north half of 2o7 2GT In the town
Of Psrryahurg. in Wood County, Ohio, appraised nj
from 80 TO IS dollars for each lot.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MuRRAi atty PIN
June 23, 1852 Iw5$B .s5.
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GAs.--The agents for the newly invented
SelfGenera'ing Gas Burners, may yet be seen
at the Baird House. All who have examined
their Burners pronounce them unsurpassed by
ANYTHING yet invented for creating light.
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urThe distance from L.avenworth to Den
yer City is $50 miles,
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is- The readers will please bear in mind that
there is to be Circus in Maumee City next
TSursday. For particulars. see advertisement.
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OCTA Hon. Rufus Choate died at Halifax on the
morning of the 18th inst He was 60 years Of
age.
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nsrMorehouse, of Watervlle, has established
a store at Tontognny.
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sheriHis sale. q.

Sutcs
MoA. Armor against Alba II. Smith,
DY virtue OF an nlins vend writ Of execution 10 me
ID directed aud delivered In the above entitled case
iron, the court Of common pleas Of Wood County, o,
will offer for sale at the door Of the court house In
Psrrysburg, on
Tuesday, July 36, 1859,
between the hours OK II o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock =
NJ. Of said day. the following real estate: The south
east quarter of section number thirty three (s3 of
township number six (6) north, Of range numbe
twelve (l2) east in Wood County, Ohio appraised at
5000, containing 100 acres moro or less.
c. w. NORTON. sheriff Wood co., o.
JAMES MURRAY. atty plF
june %, ,lS59--7w5$2S0.
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bsen feas,ing on green corn OF their own euli-
walton.
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&sDisIic, Court commences in this plac,
next Tuesday, the 26,h.
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Principal Office and aeRooms, No. G; East Fourth
ST., 3rd Buildiitgfrom Main ST., Cincinnati o. Lab
oratory in Hammond ST.
For sale by PECK Il HAMILTON, Perrysburp @;
LAsKEy, PRATT a CO., GiAEAD; HAskIHs, RoILEk
d co.. Portage; S. CLYMER, Oeego; g. W. McDoH.
AID. Gilend W, O. KEEARR, New Westfeld 4. L.
DoUGHroN, Bowling Green; NJ. U. ENsMiMGER, Fres.
port; r. G. CARIAN. Montgomery X Roads; C. r,
RosiNDALE, West Mllgrove; J. NJ. BRoNsoE, Eagle.
Vile. and by druggists and merchants generally
throughout the country.
Inn II. i lAhA--A7lX.
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For ahle.

For Sale.
NEW and complete Sett of DENTISTRY IN.
IA sTRUMENTs can be purchased cheap il fappli-
cation be made Immediately.
Enquire of JOHN WEBB.
PerE sburg, July ll-lCtf.
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sherin's sale.

Rhoda Benn against George c. Benn.
DY virtue Of vendi writ of in the above
I'D entitled case, to me directed ana delivered from
the court OF common pleas OF Wood County. Ohio.
will offer for sale at the door OF the court house in
Porysburg on
Tuesday, July &c. 1859,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and 3 o'clock 2.
NJ. of said day the following described real estste
The north half Of the north west quarter OF section
number twenty-five (2a, OF township number four ~
north. Of range number ten (0) east in Wood County
Ohio, with tho improvements: containing 80 acres
more or less; appraised at $4,000.
CIV. NORTON. sheriff Wood CO., o.
JALRs MURRAY, atty pl'f.
June 23, ,1s59--Tw5S2.95.
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From RoT Mr. r.McMULLEN Pastor of Robert, Chapel
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. &. 1887.
DEW RoBAcK-Dear Sir: i have used vout
Blood Purifier for nervous affection from which
have suffered much attimes. While il has pleasant
taste 1T certainly has happy effect upon the hetyes.
Please accept my thanksfor yonrkind regard ahd be.
leye me,
Yours, w r M'MULLEN
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
ROLL or HONOR.
spcndent Agricultural Fair.

There will be meeting of the farmers, mechanics
and citizens Of Wood County.
Al Portage,
on Saturday, August eth. 1859. to organize an In
dependent agricultural Society. The object Of the
meeting will be to effect permanent organizations
point committees. and make all necessary prepars-
tions for holding an Independent Fair. A general
attsnd dance is solicited.
Dr. ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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SheriH's Sale.
John Bates admir- OF VIM II Courser's estate, ns,
James j. Parks and wife.
ID virtue Of alias order OF sale IN the above en-
I'D tsd case 70 me directed and delivered on, the
court of common pluas OF Wood County OEio. will
offer for sale at the door Of the court hous Perrys
burg, on
Tuesday, July &c, 1850.
between the hours ofl2 o'clock N. and o'clock +.
II. Of said day the following described real estats
ing in.lot number one hundred and ninsty.fve (s5)
In the town of Perrysbnrg, in Wood County Ohio as
laid out and numbered in tho recorded plat OF said
town. together with all its Sppurtenances and I'M
provame nts, appraised NJ S2500.
CIV. NORTON. sheriff Wood co.
JAMxs MURRAY. atty prh.
June 23, lS59-7w5S3.l0.
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Sherif's sale.

SbeftH - @tles
James II. Hollister against Cyrus Qoodsll ct nj.
ID virtue of ysndi writ OF execution TO ME direct
ID ed and delivered from the court Of common
pleas 4 Wood County. Ohio, in the above entitled
will offer for sae At the door of tho court House
In Perrysburg.o
Tuesday. July 10. 1859.
between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ. aud o'clock p.
NJ. Of said day, tho following real estate: The wsst
half northsa quarter section number TIVE nty ght
(is) township number six (6 north, OF rsngs number
twelve Q east appraised at 80 3,3600e and the east
half north east quarter fthe section township
and range, appraised at $4,000, oil In Wood County,
Ohio. with the improvements
c. W. NORTON sheriff Wood 90, o.
JAMES MURRAY. atty pl'H.
June 20, 1S59-7w6S3lO.
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BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
July 21-1lw3*
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

ter, Mrs. Crull, in comwany with her sonl
,pnd son in law, moved to this State and
settled in Wappello, Louisa caunty, where
she has since resided in the family Of her
daughter.
A few days since Mr.. Crull arrived in
Wappello, eager to see her whom he had
mournsd a. dead, and once again behold
his children. But what change forty
seven years had brought about. Him.
self and wife, then young, now old. his
children, whom he only reccollccted a.
mere playthings, now looking almost as
old as himself. And when brought into
each others presence, tho old man loo ed
in vain for some familiar mark or tone by
which to distinguish, the early partner Of
his bosom, whose sacred memory, half a
century, had failed to extiDguish. A
formal introduction was needed, to ac
quaint those. who should have spent their
lives together. Tines 2facins fingers
hadpresscd less heavily UPON the old man
and the dim eyes Of his wife could faint.
~ discern some traces of the manly bear
ing, of him she had wed long years ago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
From the Baltimore Clipper.
Cant. Cock a Democrat.

Hascrstown, Oct.-The notorious
Capt. Cook Was brought to this place
Ell route to Charlestuwn.
Whilst at the hotel waiting for 4 con
veyancc to Charlestown, Mcssrs. George
Frcanor and William Motle., two loco
TOGO candidates on the county tickets
him and engaged him in
conversation in reference to any politi-
cal question involved in the insurrec-
ton at Harpcrs Ferry. The Captain
declared that politics had nothing to do
with III. matter. The gentleman inter
rogated him further as to his own poll
tics, when, to their surprise, the Cap
tain told them he had not voted for ma.
NJ years, but that in politics he was a
Democrat. No further inquiries about
politics were made by candidates.
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Supreme Judges.

We give below the number Of votes
received by each of the Republican and
Democratic candidates for Judge Of tho
Supreme Court. We are indebted for
for the 6gurcs-which are offcial--to
the politeness Of Judge Wilson.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
Ralph P. Love 5000
/. D. Stockton 5ii,767
Caleb Baldwin 1854:
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
T. s. Wilson 53,ss5
Charles Mason $500
G. c. Cole 53,4ls
It will be seen b. these figures that
Lowe leads Wilson 2,lG4 votes Stock
ton leads Mason Eli and that Bald
win leads Cole 2,2224. Wilson, the high
est Democratic candidate, falls 1857
votes behind Baldwin, the lowest Re-
publican candidate Dubuque Times.
BAD.-Rev. ". Sheets, Of Indiana,
has been expelled from the Methe dist
Conference, on charge Of intimacy
with young lady Of the church. A
small evidence Of the sin was shown in
court. This is u crying shame Me-
Gregor Times.
The young lady must have put the
wrong sheets on her bed.
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bealh Warrant Of Christ.


Translated from the Courier Des Eats
Tnis.
Chance has just put into our hands
the most imposing and interesting judi
ciul documents to all Christians, that has
ever been recorded in human annals,
that is the identical Death Warrant Of
our Lord Jesus Christ We transcribe
the document as it has been handed to
US: Sentence rendered by Pontius Pi
late acting Governor Of Lower Galilee,
stating that Jesus Of Nazareth shalt suf
fer ,kath on tho Cross, in the year sew
cnteen, of tie Empire Tiber;us Cnsar,and
the 25th day Of March in the City Of the
Holy Jerusalem Anna and Caiophas,
being priests, sacrifcstors Of the People
of God. Pop'ins PLATE. Gesenor Of
Lower Ga'i'ee, sitting oD the frssi en-
tial Chair Of the Pra.ory. condemns Je
sus of Nazareth to die On the Cr IS be-
tween two thieves, the great and notori
Gus evidence Of the People saying.
l. Jesus is seducer.
. He is seditious.
3. He is an enemy Of the law.
4. He calls himself falsely the Son Of
God.
5, lie calls himself falsely the King
Of Israel.
6, He entered into the temple, follow
cd by multitude bearing palm branches
in their hands. Order the first centu
rian Quillus Cornelius, to lead him to
the place cf execution. Forbid to any
person whomsoever either poor or rich
to oppose the death ofJesus. The wit
ness,s who signed the condemnation OF
Jesus are, viz:
lst, Daniel Robani Pharisee; End
Joannas Horobrble Sd, Raphael Ro
hanc 4th. Carct citizen. Jesus shal!
20 out Of the city Of Jerusalem BY the
gate Of Stuvcuus' The above sentence
is engraved on copper plate on one
side arc written these words 4 simi
lar plate is sent t. each tribe Il was
found in an antique vase Of white Mar
bic, while excavating in the ancient City
Of Aquil!a, in the Kingdom Of Naples,
in the year Of 1920, aud was discovered
BY the commissar;es Of arts attached to
the armies at the expedition Of Naples,
it was found enclosed in a box Of ebony
in the sacr;sty of the Chartrem. The
vase in the chapel Of Caserta. The
French translation was made by the
members cf the commission of arts
The original is in the Hebrew Ian
guase The Chartrem requested earn
cstly that the plate should net be
taken away from them, the request was
granted, as reward for the sacrifice they
had made for the army. NJ Demon, one
cf the Savans caused plate to Re made
Of the same model on which lie had en-
graved the above sentence. At the sale
OF his collection Of Antiquities &C.. il
was bought by Lord Howard for $500
francs.
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49, \ modest yonns gentleman at
dinner party, put the following conun-
drum Why are most people who cat
turkey like babies?:' No reply. Tho
modest man b..ushed and would have
backed out but finally gave this reason
Because they are fond Of the breast
Two middle aged ladies tainted, and the
remains Of the young man were carried
out by the coroner.
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sE Bad luck is simply man with
his hands in his breeohes pockets and =
pipe in his mouth, looking to sec how
it will como oat. God luck is ! man Of
pluck to meet difficulties, his sleeves
rolled up, working Omake it come cut
right.
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AP0St OGce DiScOntinued-A Hard
Case.

A correspondent at Louden, Iowa a
town ofconsiacrable business on the Chi
cago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad, writes
Us that tho Post Office in that place has
bcea discontinued, "because there is
not man in that place N .an enough to
do that dirtywork required Of Buchana
?. NJ This certainly speaks we'll 70:
the moral Of Louden, but it is calamity
to the business public that so much SER
Witty should be necessary qualification
for the office of post master. Our cor
responder says:
Democratic stock is so scarce in this
place that a democrat possessing the rer
qnisite qualifications could not be found
consequently the Office WIS abolished.
The duties required Of post master in
Iowa have been arduons, judging from
letters received BY Mr. Dugan Former
post mastcr) from Washington, IN which
he was required to use every effort which
he could bring to bear upon the politi,
cal contest which has just been decided
in the State of Iowa, and not to scruple
as to the means he should use to advance
the cause Of Democracy, as the results
Of the State election wodld have tell
ing effect upon the great Presidential
contest Of 1860. Mr.. Dugan like an
honest, independent high minded man,
scorned to DO the dirty work required
BY the party, and the sword Of aveng-
ing Democracy fell upon his head, to
the injury Of the whole community that
does business in this post Office. l will
give you statistical account Of portion
Of the local trade a, this place, and then
Judge if We ought not to nave post Of
flee. Since the lst Of September there
has been shipped TO Chicago from this
station forty seven carloads of grain,
averaging three hundred and thirty bush
els, making in the aggregate upwards Of
fifteen thousand bushels Of wheat, at an
average cost Of So cents per bushel-
making nearly eight thousand dollars
which has been paid to farmers in the
vicinity Of Louden. There has been
since the 1st Of September merchandise
received BY our local merchants amount.
Jog to fourteen thousand dollars, besides
the goods Of merchants from large ex
tent Of country, including Wyoming,
are shipped to this station. There has
been upwards Of 6fty thousand feet Of
lumber landed ut this station for local
trade since the 1st Of September. In
fact there is not moro than one point be.
tween the Mississippi River and Cedar
Rapids, on the line Of the Iowa aud Ne
braska Railroad, whore there is more
grain shipped than from Loudeu, and be-
cause tho people Of this place love libcr-
~ and defy expression, and because the
mark Of Cain cannot be found upon the
forehead Of any ono SO as to fill the Of
fics Of post master, the sacred rights Of
American citisens are Withdrawn from
us.--C Citizen.
LAST TEAR Banks was elected governor
Of Massach chusetts By ls, 3ls over Beach,
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Signs Multiply.

The Baltimore Patriot, the eldest,
ab'est and most influential journal in
the commercial metropolis Of Maryland,
syys it will support "thc nomirtion Of =
strict party man y the Republicans.
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The go,va Traa5sript.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY By
wlETINC = FARLEY.
AT 81 so A YEAR--(1H ADvAxcE.)
$500, At the expiration Of months.
Rates or Advertising.

Rates or Advertising.
One Square, 1st Insertion, Si,W
do each subsequent insertion, %
ds Square three months, 4,W
A Eix months. 600
do. One Year, 1900
Quarter Column, ono year, So,vV
Half Column one year, oo,uV
One Column, one year, oo,OU
Twelve lines ofthis type considered square
Business Cards not exceeding six lines in
sorted in the Directory at So per year.
~ Transient adve rtisements must in nl
60 ses be paid for in advance.
~ Legal advertisements must be paid II
advance.
~ Unless particular tins is specified
whom handed in, advertisements will be pub
iished until ordered out, and charged for &C
eordingly.
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A Catholic German ia Cincinnati has
been brought before the court for lock-
ing up his daughter and attempting to co.
cree her unto abandonment Of her newly
professed protestant faith. The case il
not yet decided.
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J. A. BALLARD,
'''' ''' sn'En'1Ea

would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Telsdo, and Tsms Co, that he - prepared 70
Do oil kinds Of work In his line. Patronage
respectfully solicited. Shop one door east Of
T. A. Graham's office
Toledo April 18th. l67. ns6-6m
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AONt0, Iowa COumSy 1OWNs
Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side Of
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the ab've
property fer Q term Of years, hntters himself
that his arrangements ana accommodations
are such that ell those giving him call once,
will do 40 again. His time and attention will
- devoted 10 making oil customers eomforta-
bls. On the frst day Of May, will hsvo
ssmplsted large and commcdious barn into
which al vehicles, can b. driven for protec-
tisn and security. N. n. ADAMS.
kesta, March l7th, 1869. n2l-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

LAST TEAR Banks was elected governor
Of Massach By ls, 3ls over Beach,
and Lawrence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

The decision Of tho Supreme Court in ths
county seat case, Marshall vs.. Marietta, has
been made in favor Ut the latter.