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State Fair.

The arrangements Tor holding the next
State Fair IN Adrian are now concluded
and il Will be held there on the 18th. 10th.
2lst and 22d days OF September next. The
Citizens are 10 raise and pay 10 the Treas
urer OF tie State Agricultural Society 81,
goo cash, and 10 furnish grOuLdS fenced,
and with track IN order ready for the cree
ton OF such buildings Is the society may
need An association. composed OF some
20 citizens. organized for the purpose have
purchased tract of some 2S acres Of land
In the northwest part OF the city limits, a
part OF II being however. outside of the
corporation. and will fence il and cons ruct
q good hali-mi.e track The costs OF the
grounds and the eXpences Of fencing and
laying them out will be about 81 600.
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- 10 PRESERVE WooLENs PROM MorHs.-
Inc simplest aud best way Of preserving
Soolehs through the summer from the des-
49, s.eSSl on OF moths, Is 10 wrap them well up
- o. Sr brushing and beating them, in cotton
Tu lieu oA, cloths. The moth can pass neither
cr-s,S SS yes.r Wen wrapped around. and Sc
ia 49, nou me air, viii be sufficient. An
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

To KEEP BU5s FSou VIxEs-Takec cotton
eating separate Il mo very thin LAYERS.
auu spread over the plants IS soon "a they
appear, putting little dirt on each corner
- prevent The wind from blowing il off.
ne pants attain considerable size before
removing the cotton. which stretches as
lne! grow. II thiuly spread the cotton
uVes not interfere with light and moisture.
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STATE ROAD COMMISSIONERS 40
~ IiCE -Notice l. hereby .iven t--- r- tls ~.
lay o. Nay next. - two clock 81 taa 80. -r11l FL
SAID Jay. OF the premises u A $ S-4l-.1 81 g.
township o. Bosto1 II tie county p. Itl8. a. St-t
= Michigan. Z d . 20 the .1we=- srls .e q
der, the following E9-x o. tie HIST lgs ar- IL We
state Rqa-. % wit- TIE making a-l covering iii.
earth or 0ne-h4f mile Of cslse7av. SAL wr-k = b.
situated the section line betw,-u sect s1s rr Il
bsrs ! and 9. o the t7wn=h o. B1st-l- ana sec
-.ons numbers an 8. = The tlw-s-in - Campbell
10 the county o., I1-ia an -ta-s ~ 4cl.gs-. spec
1catous Z s4it wo-s cll BE- seen ,-e once ~ ,hs
c1-nrnlss.7lsr, IL til vil,sgs e we KEN ---l,y
X.ch.
Dated love. Arr /. 1s6.
ROBERT HUNTER IT.. Clmr- a-s-
5eIw6 lo- IL Hastings AMI Lose. STATE Ics5
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SECOND ANNUAL TOUR OF THE NEW
MONSTER EQU ESCU RRICO LII VI.
L. b. 4 Z - II, " n N n 3 q L

THIS Is an entirely new establishment upon amount capital
nl.vsart rtaa urHa- .
TuF Q il
every spsiat eli unparalleled on5hai8a:
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Isl ATE OF OLIVE l. GIDNET.
l. &c ease -Sciics = hereby given tl-t lie rt1
lay = 5-l-- ls5s g. -.cck 81 go al re- hzs
been apr'-2.- f9r .ea-iaE and az -s-i-s t1- claims
ar-ilst tie estate - Olive Z Glir-y. i-c-1s-5 -
tie Jctgs % F-lb-te - his Gee Z M-s11
lated Nzscn. Ny . SIS
E02A-71 72ATT
SILVA : g ~ r-c-1te
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Positively the Largest Exhibition Of the Amusement World is Coming
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A DNlNISTRATOR'S

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE Notice
u Is hereby g.vea tat 10 pursuance r. .i-.as.
- Us granted ~ H'ra.io Pratt Jir.e .. r. ..a..
--r tte CO. nty u I-slau, sail O.,
tlctian. on the prem ses ll ths cry cf I4r-
thursday, the stl day = June next AZ tx0 e slr
10 the aft-rn9on o. sal tay ,ai tL- right Af.- "a
interest q Which Alsel Adams. lacr1s g. ...' tts
sesssd, y and 10 Tie following pieces or r4r-es r
aud, VIZ. Twenty one city lis. heated near Cd.
Stale Reform school. beng part D.. O.. d -il s-
quarter Of section at.sn, t0waf,ur 1.-iA r-u-s iv
west
Dated Lansing, AprlIIs. 1888.
JOHN :. WDO0
BETSET g. Al ANS
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I OST-ELETEN SHEEP. Ten q saf8
II -zsep are n ---el -ltL -rlzs I'd TIE Dr.. -..-
Ger ard hip. With DOT 5etEee1- C-z % r1r-- L.
-sa-te1 Ui-t ie---r o. q 80 r---r tr- 49,
Sc FlT-s .ac3-z--..- . 80 ---s-z.x-s1 rs.-e
So sheep 1sT = t.---- Til- De s-l-sly rexz-set
rARI / Willy.
LAbssss ialy.s7, lstk tsS-g
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CONSUMPTION,

Brcr-1i'is. asthma Gere-si DebIlty and gi~-s he
o-s. En- ~ Hs-3-. ae1=ses fIr ta-i- Dosit.-- aad
rs.snAaest ecrs- Ares D. . Pgz-Ys Bzsrs, 10.
y Grad ssrsst, Jsrssz e.tJ, SsE Jersey.
s94R2
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IasoIl.l B-llcu. - :. i. ,..a0.. ~.

CuANCERI SALE.-ln pursuance -.l
- b., vlrt-e ef o. l-cr.s Cl t.t tl.r.- rt t.
49,. county % I-ynam. ir Ci.s1-.rt f b. 'r t.. ..t
-ay o. ls0r-a-y A. 40. 4 y. il case .e.- i.a.
sng ia wL.-h frA-Slr 81 e.. IS comp .la.f .r
IS NOR El~la q li-.rila .. sad - % --tas d a
r. et-llsnt-. -4.. 30 l.---.. t.l 9 8.
ligle-t .l-cr. at.ae .nt .-.rl. size t,..l .-.1
lie yl.laE-- N4s.-. u s-l- .lis o- Gle .aF
june A ID ISIS 80 e. % c' &C. % t-- --r-r-... -
sli- day t4e Janis a-- prem .4sc- u- 70.
cree. to-wt. Ile uH-th hlL u ga l.-t Ia. g Gil
soutl-yg 80 -lr.-r o. Section ---l boz Gl- -Fl
number four 4 north. uf range ul.er ONE
size tag a-.l -Tv1s lt. .crra il a tl.-.s
O. 0rl q. IA .as Eu.gl cas-. ln.r ter -.. tiIl
lg t-iltg use acres in1ro or --s- .l Oh. -.-.- g.
l. guam 4lL -l4t- Of M.lAis-1
uslel 4 pa. . 81, l,6j
f.2Ja.5 % CHAIILAIlN
Circuit Colrt Gonna s-. --r.
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TNCORPOEATED 1853.
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DRURIGO LOTTO.
PrurigO Lotto
PruriGO Lotto.
PruriSO Lotto.
PrurIgO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.
The Great Itch and Humor Killer Of the
18th Century.
a SUE CURE

Ths s-r prsplra;t7n possesses nos. .Sosis
properties, aEs j.
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EQUESCURRICULUM.

TrHE GREAr Ma 5 o
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
SHER1FF'S SALE.

Nv virtue Of u src.ia' execution. dated the
10Th day Of May a. u laG5 to me dircc, cd
ISSUED out Of the office Of the clerk Of the
district court Of MA county, State Of
Iowa. !, favor II the county If lama Tor the
use of the Sci,oclfund and against John G..
Mathews, George ". Free jr, James II. Brush
and otto Mosr on judgemcn mt rendered
ny said court at the September term thereof
A. d. 1853 against the said George y Free
ir. ( James II Brush tso If sail defendants
and a decree OF foreclosure against ssid de
PENDANTS wherein ~ was ordered. adjnLgcd
and dccreed that the following. described
real estate to-wit:
The s"rth ,rest quarter RI he north
west qnartrr IF section no. thirty me 3l J
IL t.,cnah;i,, no eighty four (s4) nor'h
u range no. iftren, G5)
be soil, or so much thereof ~ is necessary to
satisfy said judge nent. Interest and co I
Now the, efo,e public notice il hereby
ri, en-, that / have levied u,on ard shall or
the 9Th day OF July b. 1865. hes ween ths
hours Of 2 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock +. NJ.
of said day, "a! e TO commence At the hour Of
2 o'clock \. NJ NJ the front door Of the
Court House in To edo, Iowa, in the county
of lama, offer and sell to the highest and
best bidder. for cash. the above desert ed
property. or 40 much thereof as is necessary
10 satisfy said judgement for The sum Of lOti
dollars and II cents, together with cost md
all accruing costs unless the eame shall BE-
sooner satisfied.
May II, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee $500 s7a19
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
FROM RICHMOND.
Rad Treatment III Negroes. y'hc
lebet Mayor and his Police.
men Rc.lMStated

New York June IL.
The New York "rribnne's R,chm ond
correspondent, details the treatment the
negroes are subjected to in tina, city
and vicinity, shaving that these poor
people arc treated BY our authorities
far worse than they were by the slave
driving authorities both before and
after the rebellion. An appeal from,
the Richmond negroes for protection il
also published. They state that they
are required to get some white person
to give them a pass to enable them to
attend to their daily Occupation, with
out which they are marched off 10 the
negro bull pen.
The rebel Mayor Mayo has been re
instatel and he has rcappoint.d his
rebel policemen, who we're notorious and
/ fam oas negro hunters, ard who now
occupy themselves in entering the
hou-es Of inoflrnsive negroes. dragging
them out and nnprisoniny them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
Notes 81 THIRD SERIES Of 7.:BOs
now ready.

The demand for the Second Series OF
the $50 Notes was SO great that tho
Treasury Department was unable to
pint them with sufficient rapidity to I'LL
he ordcrs. 1t will be rcmcm. cred that
4 hundred millions were subscribed aud
paid For in n single week. The printing
presses have finally surmoun'cd the
difficulty, and on Wednesday, June 9TH
the deliveries Of the Third Series com.
mcnccd, and will be continued with the
Same pronp,ness that marked the
supply Of the notes Of the first and
second series. Il has been this inter
rnp'ion Of delivery at the time Of sub
scr'p'ion which has given an appear.
ancc Of falling off in the popular
taking in the loan,-thc great body OF
small takers being unwilling to pay
their money unless they receive their
notes right in hand, to carr, them home.
1t is expected that after this week the
daily subscriptions to the Seven Thirties
will run up into millions, az they will
undoubtedly be stimulated by the open
ing Of the farmers wool markets East
and West. It il not \: all likely th.t
the Government will ever again offer SO
desirable \ security as these notes, and
about two hundred millions only remain
10 he taken.
With the close of the war the national
expenses will be vastly reduced, and
investors must look for sharp rednc.
ton in the rate Of interest ~ soon as
the present loans become due, and m
be paid off. There is no reason why
the United States credit for money
should ever again fall below its credi,
for courage. The same spirit thst pre-.
served the geographical integrity Of the
country will place i's pecuniary integrity
On par with that Of the most favored
no,ions-and that will represent rate
Of ir,cres, under rather than over four
per cent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue of a special execution, dated the
lO,h day Of May A. b. $50 to me direc-
ted, issued out Of the office Of the clerk OF
the District court Of rama county, State Of
Town, in favor Of the county OF Tama for
the use Of the Schoolfund and against vii
liam Taylor, William ElodRct, John Ross,
Ebene zcr Coffin, 7. y. II. Milccxon, Philip
Butler assignee &c. Eli ". Daily, lhineas
lIelm on a judgement rem Tered by said court
at the September term thereof. a r. 1868
against the said William Taylor, William
Bodget and John Ross three Of said defen.
dants aud decree Of foreclosure against the
said defendants wherein it was ordered, nd.
judged and decreed the following described
real estate to-wit:
Tie south crest quarter cf the south
,c,st quarter If section M eight (s) in
,rnsh;p ~ rightly TIRE [s3] m"rth "
range ~. s;rtec. l6J reM accepting the
koitooing port;oa u s"a land % ,oit !:
= lssmcuc;ny m a st nc nine roatts rest
of the south east qnnrter corner If the
south w.t quarter Of 'heso"fh west quar-
Ter NJ s,c,ioM no eight (s) IL to,rnsh,l,
10. eighty .,hree Is3) range 1rteen O6)
thence North 20 r"2s tkcMre W.sf sixteen
rods thence smith % rods Hence east
lG 'ods u Tie p,nce ~ Leyinminy contain
ing 2 acrcs ~ ..nm" Mniy son,
he sold or 10 much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the nth
day Of July A. y. 1855, between Tie. hours
Of . o clock a. VI. and 0 clock + n OF said
dav, sale 10 commence at the hour OF 10
o clock \. NJ. NJ the front loor Of the court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of
rama, offer and sell ~ public ont-cry, to the
highest and hest bidder, for cash, its above
described property, or so much thereof NJ j.
necessary TO satisfy said Judgement for the
SIN of PSI dollars and ~ cents, together
with costs, and all accruiug costs, ugIess the
saas shall be sooner satisfied.
Nay INV 1865, ...
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa
PRINTERS fee $50 Mo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

SHER.FF'S SALE

-
Nv virtue of u special execution, dated the
9th dry Of Nay A. D. 1865 to me directed,
issued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court of Tamn County, State Of Iowa
in favor Of the county Of Tnmn for the
use Of the Schoolfund and against T. J.
Staley, John zehrung. J. 8. Staley, Elizabeth
J. Stalcy, Hugh D. Downey, Coopcrs Clark
NcCarn 4 Scott Michael Donnhue, Wads-
worth 4 Wells, A. NJ. Waugh, Charles Cooper
John Cooper, and I l.. Clark, Cook, Sargent
4 Downcy and Jewett, Tibbe'ts Co. on
judgement rendered by said Court Mt the
September terp, thereof, A. D. 1865 agaiest
the said r. }. Staley, John Zehrung md }.
Sfaley three Of said defendants and = decree
Of foreclosure against said defendants where
ia il was ordc ed adjudgei and decrecd that
the following described real eetate 10 wit
Lo,s SIC, scren and ten C.. It Toy IN
bioch No hco CD in the to,cn IF Toledo
7'amn Cu"ny I"n.,
be sold or SO much thereof rs is necessary to
satisfy said Judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shalt on
the 5,h day Of July A. d. 1868, between
the hours Of 2 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p.
N. Of said day, sale TO commence at the
hour Of II o clock n. IN at the front door Of
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county OF Tnma, offer and sell at public out
cry, TO the highest and hest bidder, for
cash, the above described property, or
somuch thereof nS is necessary to satisfy
said judgement for the sum Ct 4s3 dollars
and Is cents, together with cost and all &C
cruing costs unless the same shall be sooner
satisfied.
May II, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of rama County, Iowa. :.
Printers fee 1915 n23
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
$3.50 OF
M. A. ROGERS.
Twelve Negroes Ilunx tor MUIR
AnAR.

OO6s
Twelve negroes, convicted of the
murder Of the Cook family near Weeks.
burg, were hung at shat place on the
26;h ultim,. Each of the cnlpri,s pro
tested innocence. But the evidence
was indabitabla. The story OF their
crime is briefly as follows:
They were sol.liers in the SD United
States colored infantry. They had left
camp on the night in question, without,
authority and for the purpose ofrohhcry
They went directly to the house of
Colonel Cook, ard dem ,ndel If him
his money. II. begged them for Gods
sake not to kill him. A shot vas fired
and he fell. II. lay few minutes, and
then, on his hands and knccs, crawlcl
ont Of the house 10 barn near by
The mur,lcrers then rushed At his wife
demanding her money aud jewels She
refused to give them up, and toll them
to GO about their bnsineaa. They toll
her she must die. A child, abou, Eve
or six years Of age, hung to her dress
and begged in vain for the life of "ma'
The chill's innocence and plraaing~
could not move them. Tie tiends then
in cold blood, bntchcrci mother and
child. They then sacked and fired the
place to wiz on. the last trace u their
crime.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

A Richmond letter writer notes the
fact tina, Gene, al Lee responds aui'bly
to all The prayers in the Episcopal ser
vice, including tha, for he President Of
the United States, which il ignored by
most Of the congregation. Ice still
wears the rebel uniform wi,hou, insignia
rank.
An exten.ive Government S'nrchonSe
was destroyed by fire y, Nashville, on
the 9th inst. Over SiO,0O0,oOO worth
If G"vc-nmen, property wac consumed
and three lives lost. The Government
ordnance buildings at Chattanooga
were also destroyed on the same day.
by an explosion, cntailiny loss to the
Government Of Sl5O,O0 From ten 1"
fifteen lives we've Lost. a Government
bakery at Camp Dcnnison, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire on the same day
loss not stated.
l, is reported that ~ great has been
the rnsh Of spectators to Richmond.
that dry goods and clothing can be rnr
chased cheaper there than in Baltimore
Cen. Co, ner has issued an order di.
rrcti"1 that AL trainS going West across
the Plains must cross the Platte at
I'!atismon L.. Trains cannot cross the
Platte east Ot Laramie, anil Gen ton.
ner has no troops 10 escort them on the
North side.
Abort w. Ray, 4 Southern Soldier,
lately passed through Nashville boas'ing
hat he had murdered sevcn,e cen men
during tho war. When he reached
home a relative Of one of his victims
killed him.
The Pn,t Royal Mr. south gives pro
mincncc to the report II proceedings
had at the S.. Helena B,p'i>t Church, y
few miles from portR y,l. on the ordina
lion ofthirt,cn cn!urcl dcacons for said
church. TIE three officiating ministers
were all formerly aiavcs in Savannah !;
the chnrck numbers l 500 members.
The discharged s"lliers are enlist;n.
rapidly in the regular army OF those
who have not re- enlisted, $4,000 have
ron. home since May 3lst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

We have again received in exchange
the Washington "Dcmocrat" after quite
a lengthy suspension by our old neigh
Dor and townsman, +. Il. Bplens
pecnniarly we wish him the best Of
success, but politically We hold not his
faith, and Of course desire his politics
to prove failure.
Mr.. Chaplin has sold ont the MIR
shall ''Times' to II. C. Henderson &
Co. Mr.. Chaplin published very good
paper, but we predict an improvement
notwithstanding.
Gold is again rising, owing principally
to our imports far exceeding our ex
ports.
Our boys from the lOh Iowa are cx.
pected home il, few days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
EAnR0."
Apple Trees.

! have for sale NJ my nursery, Of SPRING
CHEEk, Tama County, n quantity OF large
Tour and we years old apple trees, which
will sell very cheap.
Thosa>wh wish TO raise apples at an early
day MS possible, should not fail to procure
some Of these trees mex, fall. Taken up
with care and Immediately trnDsplanted
next Fail, will ensure their growt the fol
lowing year
They arc choice varieties Of grated stock.
AL other nursery product. also for sale.
e. N KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
FROM AU.ADAMA
Social DE m Or:a IA lon. Anarchy
PROV Cos
vCrMOr.

NEW York, June II.
Tie New York Tunes Mshilc cor.
respondent represents a terrible state Of
affairs in Alabama There is absolute
9 .cial Decentralization. Labor is so
distastcful to the whites, that they
actually prefer starving or begging 10
work in any form. and even in their
pcnury and wrctchelness they show the
most violent spirit IT 'iisatf.ction. Mill
tary protection is necessary against the
destruction Of the whole population by
anarchy.
A Washington special says: GIT il
uni. r>tool ina. Judge Sharkey will be-
made Provisional Governor Of Ala
bama."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
] Stamp. |
@. R. STRUBLE
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Estray Notice.

From the subscriber on the 2sth day Of
May, in Iowa township, Dubuque county, =
sorrell mare, pipc years old, fifteen hands
sud one inch high. some white hair ON the
forehead, and white spot on the right side
Of her hack, small scar on the left side of
her neck near tho point Of her shoulder, left
hip Knocked down, blood apavin on beth hind
legs, and had halter on when she left, and
shoes all around.
who will take up the same or will give in.
formation ntont the same, NJ my Post Office
at Epworth, Dubuque county.
ORSON LYON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
HAEKlsnuEG, June 10.

IkAr:M snuKi, June 10.
Governor Curtin has issued An elo.
qncnt address to the ,.eoplc Of pcnnsyl
vania, recommending that in every part
OF the State, on Tire approaching ami
versary Of independence, special obser.
vanccs he bad 1t welcome ~ our re
turned defenders, aud Of cornmem"ra
,iOr # the heroic deeds at themselves
and their commanders who have fallen.
NEw YnRK, June II.
Accounts from all pats Of North
Carolina represent that the people are
readily acqniescing aud GO operating in
the measures at the national an,l,ori ies
for the restoration II order, civil govern
ment, and domestic industry. Horse
police forces, COR the pre- ,cntian ola.
lessness, are teing established by cisi
zens in Numerous counties. The Presi
den.'a amnesty proclamation, and the
appointment OF Mr.. Holden Tor Provi.
sional GOVERNOR, have given general
satisfaction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

State Of Iowa,
7hma tonnty, -:
70 Mahlon Hibbs, Margaret Hibbs and
John Shc,indy:
You and each Of you nre hereby notified
that thcrc is now on 6lc in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF TRma County,
Iowa, petition Of Samuel Sh-llAdy' clam
ing Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
therein describe !; nnl that nnless you appta
thereto and defend on or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term # said court,
commencing on tho third Monday Of Scptem
Der, A. y 1866, default will be entered against
yon and judgement rendered thereon.
Stamp. 9. Z. STRUBLE
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
TOLEDO, June 6, 1868.

MIR. Visiting.
| have just received notice from Chi
cago, that our donation from this
county is received, though smaller than
[ wish It was, il helps to make up the
$4,000 contributed by this State 10
the Fair. And for the qualification of
those who responded so molly | would
submit my report.
Buckingham f29l 10
Wolf creek goo ~
Toledo 2O3 s.
Indian,own 93 Is
Small contributions in cash Ii 10