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Gus ofSrial and hronghi only such wit
1 nesses as he was instructed and believed
were necessary and proper Tor bic defence
The whole expense of their attendance
.wssrborne by him
! Finally, upon The whole case being heard
Z the com mission prcm ply and Justly found
him ''nOt guihyn upon all The charges
againsr him. aud their finding being ap-
proved by 1te General in command OF The
] Department, the case came TO conclusion,
and your Petitioner was permitted 10 pro,
ceed under guard, TO report hinseIf to The
Board'of Enro.Imenr of his district, as he
had been drafted during The lime of bis
imprisonnsnt.
Your Petitioner asserts, that ,hers was no
just reason whatever for his arres;, impris-
onmehi and iIiaI; that the charges against
him were wholly false aud grouudless and
that his prolonged imprisonment and the
proceedings upon his trial, were both un-
lawful and oppressive.
Though wholly innocent OF any offence,
he has been subjected TO an imprisonment
of fopr- months and TO expenses exceeding
50 6b0 besides losses ard expenses in bis
business al home He has been unable 10
discharge his duties as Que of the officers
I of his native county, and has had in6ced
npon him whatever of suffering and dis
2rsce can result from an unla wful arbitrary
NJ jnsi- irrpuden and oppressive persecu-
hcn' OF a citizen.
Your Petitioner pays, that the circum-
stances OF his arrest may be investigated,
and The parry or parties inslise,ine or caus
ing il, du;y exposed and punished and
li.as the expenses incurred, by him in bis
defence agains, unjast charges. in an iIIe-
gal proceeding, be repaid him hy the Unit
ed States And he will ever pray sc.
+. DANIEL McHENRY.
January IS 1895.
{ -G STATsMksT OF COUNSEL.
Tie Dated STATES, J
BoSs MeHe,py
The above stated case. was lrying before
a Military Commission, sitting at Harrisburg
in November Iasl, composed Of Cot Provost
Col. Frink and Capt. Lee; and Capt wes
sells was acFing as Judge Advocate. The
Court heard one or more witnesses for The
prosecniion. but did mol conclude the trial
of The case a new or another Commission
having subsequently been organized for
that purpose. The above stated Honorable
Commission dnrng their session, were
asked TO make an order for paymen. of de-
fendani's witnesses The matter was sub-
sequently talked over before the Court, con
sisiing of Cal Frink and Capt Lee, when
according 10 The best OF our recollection,
the Judge Advocate stated in substance
that Ihe defsndant's witnesses, who mighi
be wanted on the bearing OF the. case
shonid be paid by he Uuiied States that
he would have an order made 10 that pur
port. Subsequently Jsdse Advocate Wes
sells was rehsyed. When The case was
called for second hearng, Capt Johnson
was asltps as Judge Advocate. From The
remarks made "a stated by Judge Advocate
Vessels; weowere nuder the impression the
costs of the Defendants Witnesses would be
paul, hy The Udled States, where they we're
called on the lasl iriaI q,-sl5s -
~ "A J. HERR, esgr
"a HAMII ron AIRICKS
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llE lkaIGIRATlas.


~ Washington the other day
Thers was brilliant display,
For some were drunk, and some were gay,
~ AT The Inauguration.
The cannon doomed, The music play ed.
The hanget--on i:ks asses brayed,
xf,sraass they were iE ereenbacks payeiy
pa ~ hSs .ssesir1 1 AT tie lnaug0raii6n.1
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QUAINT REMARK -Eels have been SKIM
ed ever since Noah came out of The ark !;
and printers have been cheated out OF their
just dues ever since the Orisnials printed
with blocks of wood yet neither DO esls
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In describing the difference BET ween aris-s
tocracy and democracy, il is wiltiy said
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NUMBER 25
ln Appeal BY The County Gommi,,iopsr. !, ousv


Notice is hereby given that an appeal
will be held by the. Comfy Commissiouet.
in The several townships, in the CountySo
Columbia, al The places and Times specified
as follows: 1 g aea'sse
In Madison township, 'on Monday shs
2ilh OF April, inst, al The public house of
K. a. Smith, in Jerseylown. Ia Greenwood
and Pine, on Tuesday The 25th of April q,
The public honse OF John Leggoit, at lola.
In SugarIoaf, Jackson and Benton. on Wei.
nesday and Thursday The 28th and 27thl Of
April, at HE public house Of John ! Stiles.
IN Benton. In Fi.hingcreek, on Friday The
2s'h OF April, at the public house Of .E.
Uoa"gst al The Forks In Orange and III,
Pleasant, on Saturday The 29h OF April. =,
the puhl;c house of Samuel Everett. in Or
angsvilIe. In .Hsmlock and Mon,our 81 on
Thursday the. 4th of May. at the public
house of John Hartman, in Buckhorn. In
Scott and Centre, on Friday the 5th Of Nav
al The public house of John Grover in Cen.
ire lu Brarcreek and Berwick. on Sa,ur.
day the 9th Of May, al the public house Of
J. p. Sbbet, in Berwick In Mifflin ON
Monday the h Of May. at the public house
OF John Keller, in MiffiinviIls. IN Mains
and Beaver, on Tuesday ,te oh OF NAV a,
the public house of Wm. Sim man IN
MainevilIe. IN Locust and Rosriaecreek
on Wednesday, aud Thursday the 10Th and
III lth of May, at The public house Of John
! l.. Hurst. in Siabtown. In Conyneham. on
Friday he i2,h of May, at The public house
of Reuben Wasssr, in Conyngham. In
| Ca'sWissa and Franklin, on Saturday the
18th OF May, al The public house OF Jacob
Kisiler, in Ca'awissa township. In Bloom,
on Monday the 18th of Msy, at The Com
I m'ssioners' Office, in Bloomsbury
Also, al The same times and places The
Safe Militia enrolment, as made in No
vember lasi, will be revised aud examined
sy The Commissioners, and all persons hay-
ing causes and claims for exemption viii
attend II they think proper.
By order OF The Commissioners.
r. c. FRUIT, Cye,k.
Commissioners office, y
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MosmoSDoM is spoken OF by q writer in
the Pacific Monthly in terms not very Hat
,ering, as follows: 1Ht
From all tha, could hear and see. The
youth of Mormondom are the most litter
ale. and in every direction The mos, vicious
OF all the generations ever reared on the
globe. Their talk and behavior are the
most besiisl that can be named. How could
j, be otherwise? My page would blush TO
have written upon it The one ieGih Of whs,
] was Afterwards ioId from good authority
on the spot, OF the utter indecency of the
youIh-young men and women-of that
people Mormonism if in no other way
must perish of The corruption OF iis own
self-poliurion Bot This discovered after
ward while in the city. ''I will show ron
my school /" said BIO her Brigham So We
went TO portion OF his grounds, and ap-
preached neat little edlfice Of whichsI
have already spoken, and entered. Having
taken a seat in front Of the scholars,sI
found some seventy suending-fitiy girls
and twenty boys. The hoys, The prophe in
formed me, had not come in being detsin.
ed outside with some tasks. They were
being ianght sacred music. Tie teacher
seemed TO he an elder son of Brigham
foung, or possibly Yankee schoolmas,er
They sang "On Zion's HiH.'' why, that
is good Presby,eranism, Mr.. PresideniD
remarked Yes, and good Mormonism,
too" he replied. slappins me on ihe knee.
Yes, and good Msthodism, too, he added.
He himself had once been a tearing camp
meeting Methodist, OF the most shouting
kind. took as thorough scrutiny of Tho
J onih here before me as | possibly could,
and q more utterly undeveloped, unhand-
some, uninleresung. meacre, tsltowy.
lopPy looking set nf the risina generation \
never elsewhere heheld. They seemed 10
be from about twenty-five year. of age
down 10 five or six-and were all Brigham
foune's offspring. He has upwards oT a
hundred all told zee e
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REPLY OF oENEaaL coucH.

HEAD QuaRTERs
Department Of The Susquehanns;
Chambersburg, Pa, Sept. 90, '64.
Hon. c. r. BrcKALEw,
United States Senator,
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Zo.iae Hono; obtr he Senate and House d
Tf7r 4 'eatiavs. Of IKE Dausd Site: Tie Peti-
sfioa.. Ileniei lNcRenry 1.esSurer et he
County IF rt,oisnbia in The Stafe Of Psnnsyf
.rsniosss pectfsiiyf skotOetk -
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Commissioners office,
Bloomsburg, April 5th, 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18
LETTER FROM LoUDOUN COUNTY.


rnorresp ondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
TEEsBURG, Va, Dec. Il, 1865 At the late
term Of our Circuit Court there were a great
many people in town, and [ took occasion to
converse with many Of them on the Labor
Question. They uniformly stated to me that
there was not the least prejudice against North
arr men. that land would be sold to them as
readily as to home men, and If quiet men would
come and 90 to work they would be gladly
welcomed.
The wages in some neighborhoods were sta-
+oa as ranging from So to So per month, IN
otbers from $l2 to, SIS, while in the Northern
ol,t ,art Of the county, where all men and women,
aava worked for many years past, the wages
zrere stated at from $15 to 500. NO holydays
ora allowed. but all are taken and deducted from
the;r wages. Women get 81 per week and
a;rls 20 cents, and they clothe themselv out
of this sum. Steady negro men and women
srn nreferred, but tits very difficult to get them
To- to work steadily. The wages OF domestic ser
vants in this town range from $l.50 to 81 per
week and board a few only getting the latter
nrice. while laboring men get ST. % per diem,
and hoard themselves. The price OF saving
cord wood twice or into three pieces, and
nmttino # away, is $1.50 per cord, and the
work IS generally done in less than
dav. While there is this preference Tor negro
}ahorers Of good character, foreign labor would
he emnloyed, but the wages would probably be
not above tWo-thirds Of the rates named above,
or saw from So to $12 per month. Ihls is ow-
inc to the fact that our people are not used to
them, and donbt their skill or aptness Tor farm
labor as conducted by us. White laborers IN
almost all cases have the same food as members
J. Of the family, and eat at the same table and
ssleen nnaer fhe same roof, but the negroes oc-
cnnv GOOD ]og houses with fire places and chin
news and good board floors. There is some lit
as nnnreparedness for foreign laborers from the
want Of houses. but this could be soon obviated.
William III. Hardy and Charles Cuny, two
Young men, were sent on Tor trial TO the circuit
Court, by an examining court, for an assault
on John P. Gregg, and robblng him OF one
cold watch. valued at $l75; one gold cham,
valued at $40, and $35 in national currency
Hardy was bailed in his own recognlzance for
$500. and security $780, his father becoming
bound for him. Bail was refused to Cuny, who
stands committed till the 4th Monday in April,
1866. The affray, &C., occurred at Waterford,
On Thursday night, the 0th, about midnight.
A soldier in the u. S. service was also party
to the assault, but his name did not transpire,
(which means leak out) The parties sent on
for trial were not soldiers Of Mosbys but OF
Means federal command [ forgot TO mention
that J. ". Fairfax gives his German laborers
at the end Of the year $50, and board, and pays
SO towards their expenses to Alexandria and
sS to the agents in Alexandra. His contract
7 is for one year; those who stay three years get
an acre of ground, but that is not bis contract.
ALIQUIs.
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FAUQUIER COUNTY.

Thomas Foster recently sold 2SS acres OF
land, near the Plains, to b. Q. Turner, TOR $50
per acre, or SIS, $40 for the entire tract. This
farm was sold before the war to PennsylVa-
nan for $50 per acre, and he was SO fearful that
Mr.. E. would not adhere to the contract, tnat
he paid down $500 to secure the bargain
Since chat time he has not been heard from
The u. s. troops having destroyed during the
war most of the timber within three miles OF
town, it is no uncommon sight to see wagons IN
our streets laden with wood which has been be,
hauled 8 or 9 miles It commands tive dollars
per cord; and so far the supply has been equal
to the demand.
Lieut.. W. A. MacNulty, U. s. A. has
been assigned to duty as Assistant Superlnten71
dant of Free dmens affairs tor the county oI
Fauquier.
The meeting Of the voters Of Fauquier, coun-
ty which was:caled on the 18th INST, dld no6 1!2
take place; but was postponed I'LL the '4tn 4
Monday in December, the hrst Gay OF the
County Court Warrenton index.
A despatch from St. Louis OF the 10TH INST,
says: An ice gorge in the river below the city
gave way this afternoon, when the ice swept
past with tremendous power, sinking or seri-
ously damaging dozen steamers and number abe
Of barges, involving loss Of about S3OO,Ooo.
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1 INSTR u UIlON ON TILE
PIANO, GUITAR, HARE. AND III 70
NAT MTTST(J

The undersigned after an absence Of six
years again presents himseIi to ms frlends ana
the above named instruments and III vocal
music.
Those desiring to secure his services will
please apply at either Mr.. French's or Mr. En-
twisles Book Store, on King Street, ana at the
Journal and Gazette Offices
sep lift JOHN +. BkANI.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
ACARD TO INVALIDS

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as Missionary, discovered . safe
and simple remedy for che Cure Of Nervous
Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the ur-
mary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on BY haneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the af!ict-
ed and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in .
scaled envelope, to any one who needs it
Free Of Charge.
Please inclosc 4 stamped envelope, ad
dressed to yourself.
address
JOSEPHT. INMAN.
STATION p, BiRlE HorsE.
Ns.. rus.. tsG
ysnsefy
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The electors Of the several townships
Of the county who cordially support the
Federal Government in every effort to
maintain the integrity Of tho Union,
and heartily approve the policy Of
treating treason as hcinc ~ crime,
will be entitled to representation in the
following ratio: one delegate from
every township; one delegate for every
twenty five votes and fractional part OF
twenty Eve over fifteen, cast at the late
Presidential Election for the Union Re-
publican Electoral Ticket.
w. +. JOHNSTON,
Chm CO. Cent. Com
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ATTENTION.
The subscriber having purchased the eAtiol
STOCK g. FIXTURES
Ar ~. ~ N,~cp~-~,~


OF Mr.. N. Cochran
And has made large additions thereto, is
prepared 70 supply the wants Of the COM
munity at the lowest possible prices.
The Stock consists in Part OF
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Syrups Rice,
Dried apples & Peaches, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, tod Pish, Mackerel, White fish,
Mackn. Trout smoked Hal;hut. smoked
Nacserel, Herring, Canvased Hams,
smoking chewing & fine cut to-
bacco, NGtnees Gives, Mace,
Cinnamon, preserved Pea ches,
Cove Oysters. Ink, Curry
combs, Matches, Common
s. Fancy Candies
Beans, Raisins, Powder &
Shot, Lead, Candles, Soap,
Canllewick, Saleratus, Wash
Tubs, buckets Woodenware OF
oil kinds, stone milk crooks jugs
Jars, Kerosine oil, clover seed Hum
sarian grass seed Vinegar, Salt, Axes
Sweet Lemon, Soda and Butter Crackers
Backing, Brushes, Pocket Cutlery, Per-
fumerv, Cigars, and thousand and one ar
ticles not necessary to mention.
All of which will be sold upon the good old
maxim that "a nimblc sixpence is better than
a slow shilling and that "quick sales and
small profit is better than slow sales large
profit. And selling en- rely for ready pay
We shall not be obliged TO charge profit to
cover bad debts. Gail and see at Cochran's
old stand. Produce aud Provisions bought
and sold.
v7nl9m3 c. E. MILLER.
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Or. Talbott's Pills

Composed Of highly concentrates extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value. infallible in the cure Of al diseases Of
the Liver Or any arrangement OF the niges-
tive Organs they remove AZ Impurities Of
che Blood, and are unequaled in tho cure Of
DiarrhsA Jaundice, Dyspepsia, 6crofula,
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head.
ache, Piles, Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Desc, for adults one pill in The
morning, children half pill. From one Il
three pills will euro ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes wiz cMrs any eurablt
case Of no matter how long standing. Price
81 90 per box. Trade supplied OF sent BY
mail
v. MOTT TALROTT, NJ D., q Co.
v7n26y1 g Fulton st. New York.
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County Union Republican Con.
YeNtiOn.

Notice is hereby given that the Coun
ty Union Republican Convention. will
be held at the Court House in Toledo,
on Saturday, August &c, 1865, at the
hour Of one O'Clock, +. n.
The object Of the Convention will
be to place in nomination candi.
dates for the following offices to be filled
at the coming general election, viz:
| person for the office OF Representative
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Married,

In Toledo, on the 9th nlt By Rev e. IL
Woodward, Mr. Willilm G. Burnison to
Nils Mary Z. McLaury, both o. Belle Plain
Also, by the same in Toledo on the 10th
inst. Mr. John D. Richardson to Miss Syrcna
j. Porter. both Of In9iansilleee township
Toledo Aug 18th, 1885
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How do you like cur story, tina

,.., How do you like cur story, tina
we promised you last week ? DO yor
not reckon that il IS decidedly fiqur
alive, and demonstrates to- fraction the
amoant, including interett that some
knoacn and anhnolen quantities, in the
shape 0! in.Iv!dua!s, lnast pay a. t21est
Although there may be a multiplicity
and diUistoa Of views upon 1t, we hope
no one will in efforts to deeipAer il,
neither add to nor subtract from the sew.
eral sna1s, for that would spoil it's just
proportions, and would not uns,cer the
purposes for which il isintenled In our
analysis Of this conplez proposition,
npon,th prsncip2e. tina, every man should
and is advised 70 pray for his daily
bread, we hope that it will never grow
less but increase more ard more, at
least in an -drihmetico1 if not a geo.
metrica1 ratio. We leave tie result
with you.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing N Toledo, iowa,
under the name Of Lauter Baker has been
dissolved by mutual consent and by agree
ment of the parties All debts owing to the
firm muss BE paid 10 the undersigned.
HERMAN LAUFER
Toledo, August 10th. 1866. y1nao
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Turn out md II ear the Governor
OF the state.

There viii BE- !. Grand Union Repub.
Ican Rally at Toledo Tuesday Sept 5
at . o'clock p. NJ, addressed by Coz
Stone and other able speakers. This
announcement is by authority OF the
State Central Committee.
Let rs prepare for the occasion ard
lave general good time.
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State of Iowa,
Tama County, go:
To Ann Eliza Godfrey.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file l. the office of the clerk OF the District
Court of Tama county, Iowa, petition Of
John Godfrey claiming Of you divorce and
That unless yea appear thereto and defend on
or before noon o. the second day Of the Sep
TENDER term Of said court for the year A. D,
1865 being the next term Of Sid court, COM
mencing on the third Monday Of September
A. D. 1865, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp WI. II. STIyERS,
- Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 y7n2S
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state Of Iowa rama county: -.

State Of Iowa Talma County: ~.
To Caturah Barton: You are hereby noti-
fed that there il now on file in tho Office Of
the Clelk Of tho District Court Of Tama
County Iowa. petition Of J. W. Barton,
Of You ; divorce from tho bonds Of
matrimony, and that unless You appear
thereto and do fend on or delore noon Of the
second day ofthe next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday q Sep
TENDER, A. b. 1865. default win she entered
against you and judgeme Mt rendered there
on.
Rev. A. STODDARn
Stamp. Attorney for rlf.
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Notice

Persons having work at my Jewellery store
will please call for the same on or before the
10th day of next month. All persons in
dcb;ed to me by book account or otherwise
will please call ana settle the same by the
above date.
J. c. MILLER.
Toledo Aug Sd, 1865.
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Cabinet Mandatory
sAND
WAREHOUSE

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Tama County, particularly
and the inhabitan ants Of the Iowa Valley
generally, that he manufactures and keeps
on hand for sole.
ALL KINDS OF
FURN ITURH
from Cradle TO a Coffin, AL Of the bes
material and workmanship, and at prices Il
suit tho means Of all his customers.
Chairs
1'ablcs' lSetsces.
Lounges, Sofas, Safes,
Cxpboards. Book cases. Secretnrys,
Cradles, Baby Wagons,
DC. DC.
All warranted to give perfect satisfaction
The only Bearse In the County
kept for the use Of those who wish, at rea
sor able rates.
Call and examine for yourselves at tn
Manufactury In Toledo, Tama County, Iowa
on the Main Street 10 Inka.
JAMES WALLACE.
April Is, 1866. v7nl'
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-. AT this office can be procured a
Piano, Melndeon or Organ and Sewing
Machine, ali new and prime articles and
vet can be obtained at less than the
manufacturers prices.
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will reply TO Mr.. Dood on tho Sab.
question Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
in Free's Hall.
Is. F. SHOOK.
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U s L II Ell M 3 O L D.
FLUID EXTRACT BucHu
HELNIBOLD9S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Cnn1naund Fluid Extract Sarsanarilia,

For purifying the blood reusoTias all diseases arising ro,
excess and inpsudcnGe IN life, chronic constitutional as
eases arising from impure state Of the blood, and t,o
only reliable and cgec.ua known remedy for The cure OF
scro.ua Scad Head Sal. RLcur, Pains and Swelling o.
the Bones Clccrations the Throat ad Legs E!ochcs,
pi1npes Face Tc,tcr Erysclas End al ,cay erup.
tons Of the skin, and beausifyrg .hs eoG7LEx.os.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17

-. WANTED at this office smart
and intelligent boy between 70 and lG
years Of age to learn the Printers trade.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17

-. Read the amended call Of the
County Union Republican convention,
and be on hand with properly appointed
delegates.
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State nf Iowa.

State IF Iowa,
Tama County, ss:
To Mary c. Strain.
fou and each Of yon are hereby notified
that there IS now on file in the office Of the
clerk cf the District Court of Tama county.
Iowa, petition of john Strain claiming Of
you divorce aud that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon Of the
second day Of the September term Of said
court for the year A. d. 1860 being the next
torn Of said court commencing on the third
Monday of September 4. d. 1868 default will
be entered against you and judgment rem
dered thereon.