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was made. Such notice may be served
by any Constable in the township, IN the
manner prescribed by law for the service
Of notices.
See. ). And it shall be the duty OF
any person appointed under the PROV 's'ons
of this Act and 50 notified, to quality
within ten days after such notice has
been served upon him in accordance with
the rules and regulations Of the law now
in force. except that the Clerk OF the
Board of Supervisors may approve OF the
bond of Justice Of the Peace and Ton
stabl, 50 appointed by the recommends
ton Of the sulicicncy of the sureties upon
such bond, signed by the member OF the
Board Of Supervisors of such township,
See. g. All Acts and parts of Acts III
conflict with the provisions Of this Act
are hereby repealed.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
Continued next week.)
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
improvements.

We are glad TO herald the cor tinucd
Improvements il our town.
We observe that Judge Turbett has
materially enlarged and improved his
dwelling house. In fact the Judge has
now first class mansion in which he
can enjoy all the felicities offered by a
pleasant family and home.
Mr.. Christian Badly is building him.
self very comfortable house on tho
west side Of the Public square. Mr..
David Stoncr has nearly completed a
good snug house with two oils. 1t is q
line ornament to our town.
We learn that Mr.. Shcllabarger has
also taken tho inntiatorY steps to build
ing himself q good dwelling, near the
residence Of Mr.. w. +. Johnston. There
are other improvements in this line OF
which We may make mention hereafter.
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To the Resident Tax Payers Of
rama County:

N'hcreas, II the tine ! entered mon
the discharge Of the duties Of the office
II Treasurer 81 lama County there was
considerable personal properly tax I'M
collected On the tax lis. fer the several
years, against residents Of the County,
nhe same not having been previously
ordered collected by the Board OF Su
pcrvisorsl and, Whereas at the .Janu.
ary Session Of said Board of Snpervis
ors, 4. - 1896. Mr.. Dvsart offered a
Resolution that the Treasurer cause TIE
amount VI uucaiec,ad taxes on the tax
look, far tie several years, 70 be drawn
oif aatl pnt into the hands Of collector
49, collected j. tie rate allowed by
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To the Citizens or Tama county
!. II. STRUBLE.,
County Treasurer

Pursuant TO call, Primary Meet.
ing of the citizens of this County was
held in Iuka, a! l.. Merchants Hall
for the purpose Of agitatng the qnes.
ton in regard to holding a County Fair
this coming Fall.
A goodly number Of delegates from
this place and the south and west part
Of the county we're present.
The meeting was called to order by
w. T. uullcn. John Kamsdeil was
President Z; A. NJ. Batchel1er Secreta.
ry.
Remarks npon the necessity Of en-
couraeing agriculture were made by
the President, w. c. Salisbury, Of In
diantown, I. Forker, and others, after
which B. A. Hall, of luka, made a
proposition to the meeting in behalf Of
the citizens of Iuka.
Mr.. Hall said he was authorized by
the citizens of Iuka to state to the
meeting that they would furnish ground
for which to hold the Fair, also to build
sheds and pens for which to hold the
stock; to furnish forage for the same !;
to build trotting course to furnish hall
suitable for the floral department, and
to entertain, free of charge, all persons
out Of town that took an active part in
The Fair !; also, TO make all other nee.
essary arrangement fo- the accommo
dation Of all who may wish to attend.
On motion being made and seconded
that County Fair should be held this
coming Fall was put to vote and car
ried unanimously.
After passing vote that county
fair should be held, it was thought bes
to adjourn this meeting until some fu
ture day, to make preparations to or
game and choose officers.
! It was voted that one hundred hand
bills be printed and distributed through
the county for the purpose OF notifying
the people Of the coming meeting.
It was voted that the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the county
papers, and the Secretary was author
lied TO zee 10 the same.
Voted that this meeting adjourn te
the 18th day Of August at / O'Clock, P
NJ.
II is hoped that all who feel interest
ed 10 County Fair will attend.
A. M. BATcHELDER, Sec'y.
Iuka, Ang. 4th, 1866.
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CHAPTER I35

OWNERS OF THREsnING MACHINES
AN ACT 10 require owners Of thresh
ing machines to guard against acci
dents.
Sec. l. Be II enacted BY the General
assembly Of the State Of lo,co, That
all persons hereafter owning or RAINING
any .hreshing machine in this State,
shalt cause the two lengths Of tnmbling
rods next the threshing machine, to
gether with the knuckles or joints and
Jacks Of the tumbling rods to be safely
boxed or secured while running.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons own
ing or running any thresking machine
in this State without complying with
the requirements Of Section Of this
Act, shall be held liable TO the person
damaged. for any damage which may
be sustained by such person by reason
OF such neglect, and no action shall be
maintained, nor shall any legal liability
exist TO, services rendered by or with
any threshing machine, when it shall be
made to appear that the first section
Of this Act has not been complied
with.
Sec 3. This Act being deemed by
the General Assembly Of immediate
Importance shall take effect from and
after it's publication in the Daily State
Register, aud Iowa Homestead news
papers published at Des NJ ,lnes, Iowa.
Approved April 81, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing
acr was published in the Daily State
Register April 18th, 1866, and in TIE
Iowa Homestead April 25, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The nv erti User. having been restored to health
In II few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lun. affection. and that dread disease COnSunnp-
tion--s anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To al who desire 1t. he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charseh. with the drcc-
lions for preparing and using the same. which
they VIII find SURE CURE for CONSIMP ION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS COUGHS, COLDS and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit thctiictcl. and spread Information With
he conceivCs Ia he inyaluablc, and he hopes eve
~ sufferer viii try his remedy, MS II will cost
them nothing, ANA may prove Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rev. EDW ARD a. WILSON.
MI williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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(PUBLlSHED BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF low a.
Montinupd.)
CHAPTER 134,

GRANT OF LANDS TO "sIoUx CITY AND
ST. PAUL RAILROAD"
AN ACT to accept of the Grant and
carry into execution the Trust con-
ferred upon the State Of Iowa, by an
Act Of Congress entitled An Act
for a grant Of lands to the State OF
Iowa in alternate sections, 10 alG in
the construction Of a railroad in said
State"
Section 1. Be II enacted BY the Gen
erul assembly Of the State Of Iona,
That the lands, rights, powers and
privileges conferred upon the State Of
Iowa by the Act Of Congress entitled
"An act for grant Of land to the State
Of Iowa in alternate sections, TO aid in
construction Of railroad in he STATE
Of Iowa, approved May y, 1864, be,
aud the same are hereby accepted upon
tho terms, conditions, and restrictions
contained IN said act Of Congress.
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METHODIST Observation-Disclosures service every
Sabbath at l0l9 o'clock, a. m. and evening. Sub
bath School ut O'Clock. a. IN.
Rev. u. NJ. MALLORY Pastor.
BAPTIsT.--Divines service every sabbath al lAl.i
q. III. IteV. y. - Low, f'aF ssE.
FREE WILL. BAPTIST. Divine service Apri
Slh and every alternate Sabbath at the Nj. II
Church, al o'clock, p. ~.
Rev.. MEssER, Pastor.
CoNGREGATIoSAL.--Di service every Fab
bath at loi@ o'clock, a. m. and in the evening
sabbath School Immediately after morning ser
vice. ReV. q. H. WOODWARD, PASTOR
fEfSflrER1AS-b Divine service May Isl At lo1a
O'Clock. II. M, excepting every third Sabbath
Evenlng service upon the evening OF the day tina
day service is held sabbath School O'Clock, n
Ia, every Sabbath. Rev. ]. i. MARTYR, Pastor.
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law, (Which carried), and, whereas, a
misn, Outstanding exists in the minds
Of many in the county With reference to
the collection Of delinquent taxes.
|, therefore, take this occasion to lay
before any who may not fully under
stand the law with reference to the mat.
ter, or the course which has been taken
in the collection Of the sail delinquent
taxes since l came into office, Section
II Chapter 113 vt the acts Of the 9th
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa
passed at the regular session in the
year "A. D. 1862, which reads as fol.
lows, to.wit:
"ImmeJiatcly after the taxes become
delinquent each County Treasurer
shall proceed to collect the same by
distress and sale of the personal
property Of the delinquent tax payer
in the manner prescribed in Sections
800 and 75s of said Chap IS, and for
this purpose he shall within 80 days
after the taxes become delinquent,
appoint one or more deputies to aid
and assist him in collecting the delin-
qucnt taxes in hi. respective county.
Each Deputy SO appointed shall re.
ceivc as a compensation for his ser.
wees and expenses, the sum OF five
per cent. on the amount Of all delin
queht taxes collected by him, which
percentage he shall collect from the
delnquen. together with the whole
amount Of delinquent taxes and in
terest, and in the discharge Of his
duties as such assistant collector,
should it become necessary to make
the delinquent taxes by distress and
sale, he shall lie entitled to receive
the same compensation in addi
ton to the FIVE per cent. provided for
in this act, as constables are entitled
to receive for the sale Of property on
execution, and any County Treasurer
who shall wilfuly refuse or neglect to
comply with any Of the provisions Of
tins Section shall forfeit the sum Of
five hundred dollars, to be recovered
in the name of the county for the use
Of the common schools therein
Which section desire to faithfully
and impartially carry out, as also, the
direction OF the Board of Supervisors
before referred to, AMI thus discharge
my duty to every Tax payer in the
County.
]. II. STRUBLE,
County Treasurer.
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CHAPTER 1877.

MANNER OF FILLING VACANCIES IN GER
TAIN TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
AN ACT to prescribe the mode of filing
vacancies in the Office of Justice Of the
Peace, Constable, and members Of the
Board Of Supervisors
Section l. Be II enacted by Tic Gen
eral Assembly Of the State IF Iora,
J hat whenever vacancy occurs or exist
in the Office Of Justice Of the Peace. Con-
stable, or member Of the Board Of Super
visors, in any of The townships Of any Of
the counties in this State, by resignation
or otherwise, it shall be the duty of the
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors, i'm
mcdiately after receiving information of
such vacancy in any Of the townships Of
his county, whenever such vacancy occurs
more than thirty days prior to any general
election, to notify the township clerk Of
the township in which such vacancy
exists, by mail or otherwise
Sec g And it shall be the duty of the
Township Clerk, within five days after
receiving such notice, to notify each of
the Trustees of his township in writing Of
such vacancy specifying tho Office ar
offices that has become vacant in his
township fixing the time and place that
they shall meet for the purpose of filling
such vacancy by appointment, which
place Of meeting shall be the usual place
Of holding township meetings. Such
notice may be served by any Constable of
the township, and shall be served at least
five days prior to such meeting.
Sec. ;. And it shall be the duty of
the Trustees to meet in accordance with
the provisions Of such notice, and proceed
to Gil such vacancy or vacancies by APP
pointment in writing Of competent per-
son, who shall hold his Office to which he
has been appointed until the next general
election, and until his successor is elected
and qualified; and the person SO appointed
shall qualify in the same manner, and be
liable to the same penalties as persons who
are duly elected to fill such Offices, and
all the provisions of law in relation to
qualification for office, shall apply to per-
sons SC appointed.
Sec. i. Within five days after All APP
pointment has been made under the pro-
visions of this Act, it shall be the duty Of
the Township Clerk to record such APP
pointment in the township record book,
and to cause notice 10 be served upon
the person so appointed, informing him
of his appointment to fill the Office to
which he was appointed, stating the time,
place, and ny whom such appointment
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On "A Visit.

On a Visit.
We received a call last week from
Capt. Jno. A. Staley. who with his
family made flying visit TO our town.
lie remained in town bnt a few days
and then returned to his cotton planta
ton IN Arkansas, upon which he EN-
rloys large number of freedmen. We
inferred from the Captains conversation
that he is doing good business and
will realize at least very respectable
spleo as the result OF his summers
cotton campaign. We are indebted to
him for some late numbers of the
Memphis Post. This is the only truly
loyal paper published in Memphis and
the way It treats rebel sympathisers and
Andy johnson is refreshing tor loyal
man TO read.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08

The lat. Act Of Congress entities
three ,eats.soi.;;ess to an al litionsl
bounty Of one hundred dollars two
years service draws fifty dollars.
We are prepared to collect this Loun-
y with the least possible delay.
GRAHAM & NELSON,
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Large Importation.

lfyou want to write sweet little rose
scented letter to your fair Dulcinia, a
friendship letter, a business letter or
any other letter, or a thousand or even
ten thousand letters 20 to Mr.. I. Il.
Armstrong; Drug Store and make your
purchases, for he has just received one
imared rcan's and is able to suit in
quality, quantity and size anybody and
everybody.
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MARRIED..

In salt Creek Township. July I'D, by W. H..
Graham. Esa. Mr.. DAVID ;. BINLEi and Miss
NANCY NArlirNt.,
THE above notice, we learn, was started for
our Office neatly two weeks ago, but nnfortu-
nateiS aid not reach 1t until last Monday. OF
course We're thankful for the cake.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
JO2aNSOnic.

Mad. Rumor has it that our excellent
Post Master, Judge Graham, received
4 letter from ",he powers that be-" at
Washington, last Monday, making in
qnify Of his political status. The same
evening, our reporter says, that the an.
Gent Democrats, Cops, Kangaroos,
sore.heads and animals Of like stripe
held mystic circle IN the Capt'ns Of
flee, but would not admit him, even to
the key hole, hence weare unable TO re
port further.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
a. -nn rER YEAR, No want n.

az snn PER YEAR! We want agents
" .DN)O everywhere To sell our improved
40 sewing Machines. Three new
kinds Under and upper feed. Warranted five
wears Above salary large commissions paid.
The only machines sold in the United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler X Wilson, Grover & Baker Singer K Co
ANA IachclIcr. All other cheap machines arc
infrinpcments and the seller or user liable To
arrest fine and imprisonment. Circulars free
Address call upon shaw Il Clark, Rid,lciord,
Maine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
500 REV ARD.

Straycd from the premises Of the subscriber /
miles west of Cedar Rapids. on the 18th day OF
June iS,li dark bay mare, years old, medium
height, having il star IN forehead ana hind feet
white / will pay Twenty Dollars Reward IL tie
person who will take up said mare and stt,d me
word. Direct letters 10 the undersigned at King
ston, Linn Co., Iowa.
S. y. CORNELL.
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Around Again.

We observe that Judge Graham, Di.
rector Of the 7. z. Railroad, is around
again visiting orr people, proposing TO
relieve them Of some of their funds, for
the benefit Of the railroad. Hand over
the funds you that can afford to, and
give us the road, Judge, as soon as
possible
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
Harvest.

Our farmers are succeeding admirably
in harvesting their bountiful crops
Nearly all completed cutting and
shocking last week. This week they
are engaged in stacking, but the heavy
rains Of Monday evening and Tuesday
must have interfered with it materially.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
lost

lost on the road between here and
buckingham 4 large nut used on two
horse lnmber wagon to keep the wheel
on the axle tree. The finder will greatly
obligc the loser by leaving 1t at this
Office.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08

State q Iowa, lss.
Tania County, -
To John Scott Helens: You arc hereby notified
thst there is file in the Office of tho Clerk
Of the District Of lama County, Iowa, petition
Of Mary Ann Scott HcllcnS, claiming of you di-
Norce from the bonds Of nairimony, and that
fore noon of the second day Of the next term af
said Court, to-wit September term, A. ID. lS66,
commencing on the third Monday Of Septcm-
her, A. u. 1868, default will he entered against
You and Judgement rendered thereon.
G. X. Struble,
ssampJ Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08

r.. Mrs. capp was in Toledo few ,lays IN.
Structing II number Of ladies in the use of hci
Model. Before leaving she appointed Miss
Amanda Mcclellan Agent for the sale OF hci
models ana the instructions Of others.
Miss McClellan'S residence is with the family
of G.. l.. Bailey.