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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Es1'RAY MARE.

Taken up BY A J, Ealy at his residence in
Salt Greek township Tama County Iowa, q
light bay mare, black name & tail, saddle
marks on both sides Of back, about Is hands
high. Appraised at $50 before w. II. Graham
J.p
Toledo, Iowa, March "a, 1856.
DAVID y APPELLATE, Clerk
BY George l Bailey Deputy
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Marriage and Cclibacy.

AN ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN.
IA STRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also
Diseases and Abuses which prematurely
PROSTATE the Vital Powers with sure means
Of relief. Send in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, Dir. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard. Association, Phila-
elrLiA, r.. van5ly
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WANTED. AGENTS,--Male or Fe-
male, --can clear $50 per week At their home
in tight and honorable business. Any per-
son having few hours daily to spend, viii
find this . good paying business. Address,
sending stamp, for full particulars, E. E. Lock
wood, Detroit, Michigan. v8n6yl
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- nerehv given that I have been mi, d.x
appointed Administrator OF tho es,,,s :,
r e"a Hopkins deceased late of Tsma
S: :m aH persons will take notice nuI
Will governed accordingl, "A1
Tol 10, Mar,h 18th. Isse
~ "EOkGE HOLIENHlCK
Administrator
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

a Gentleman who SGfer0ds for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. win for
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
dressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
nllly No. Is Chambers st., New York.
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Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (frcs
Of charged, by addressing the undersigned.
oblige by no, noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedicnt servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
nllly Bal Broadway. New York.
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Great Improvement In Sewing
NJ a & HIN ESD!
Shuttle Machine.
Oa'esroom, 536 Broa,',e,,y. " =.
$50 Washington ~, Boston,
92l Chestnut 81, I'hiio.lclpA:ia.
Patented Eeh. IL. lRHif

$50 Washington ~, Bpsloa.
92l Chestnut 81, Philadelphia.
Patented Feb. Il, 1867.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improvements. hnv.
ing been examined by the most profound ex.
perts and pronounced simpiieitv aud p,rfeeton
combined.
has straight needle. perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch, which
will neither Rip nor Rnrcl and is alike on DO. Il
sides; performs Ifrfec, sewing on aye,y dc.
scrption ct material, from, Lea,he. to he fines.
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or elk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number
Having neither Cam nor Cog mhe.L and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth a.
glass, and is emphatically
a NOisclcss Machine.
II requires Fifty per cent isss power TO drive
II than any other machine in market. A Girl
twelve years Of age can work il steadily, With
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and sconde.JMl simpiicity of en-
struction, render il almost impossible 70 get
ont Of order, and is Guaranteed by the compan:
to give entire satisfaction.
desire TO supply themselves with superior
article. I: cal! an1 exAn.i uc this
UNRWA LIED MACHINE.
One half hosr sinstrxefea y sy6Fsisas 10 ssabls
any person to work It to fhsir entire saii.Jaeos.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INsrlru.
TIoNs LITERALLY dealt with.
AGENTS WANTED for all Town. In II
United States, where agents are not already
established. Also, for Cubs, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom 8 liberal dis,
count will Be given.
No consignments made vt ell. Address,
Empire Sewing Machine Mcg Co.,
A &C $50 Broadway. New FORK. N. Y,
Principal Western agencies, --Dstroit, Mich
Burnhaim & Co., Fsirbault, Mimi, C. W. Scott
1t Cincinnati, o., Mathsr & Wilson.
v7n40a6.
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ESPECIAL notices.


Good clean seeds Of Norway Spruce (valua.
BILE for Hedges) other Evergreens and many
kinds Of the most valuable fast growing
Forest and Ornamental trees, sent by mail,
post paid with full directions how to grow
them, for % cents per package. Five pack
ages different kinds ST. Large packages
for Hedges$..
HENRY WILBUR,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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aCHH The LADIES FRIEND
lCOO The hest Of the monthliAe--

voted TO Lite ratIre and Fashion, 81, so :
year. We give Wheeler and Wilson's Cele.
bratel sos Sewing Machines on the follow
ing terms -
Twenty copies and the Sewing Machine $40
Thirth copies and the Sewing machine 81
Forty copies and the Sewing machine 100
Send 10 cents for sample copy to DEA-
CON PETERRON $40 Walnut Street
Philadelphia.
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April lth, 1866.
Notice

Notice
Is hereby given that on the 14th day Of
April 1865 the Board Of Directors of tho
District township Of Spring Greek, county Of
Tama and State of Iowa, will let to the
lowest bidder contract for the building Of
two School Houses, upon sites already locat-
ed by the aforesaid Board. Specifications TO
be had by applying to the Secretary Of the
Board.
Bids 10 be received until IL o'clock NJ.
April l4th 1866.
by order OF School Board
IT. WILLARD See.
Spring Creek, March 18th 1866. Mo
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II Enn :rER YEAR, We want

k00 .PER 1EAK We want
9UsoVV agents everywhere to sell
our improved $40 Sew ng Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War +.
ranted i've years: Above salary or large
COMMISSIONS paid.~ The onlv machines sold
In the United States for less than $40, which
are fully liceneed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson
Groser L Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelor.
All other cheap machines are infringements
and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine
and imprisonment. Circulars free. Address
or call upon shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine
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Iowa COngrcssiOra al Directory.
James Harlan, Henry County
james w. Grimes, Des Moines.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hiram Price Of Scott co. III District
H. \ Ellison of Dubuque co. I'd District
:. - Gfinnell Of Powshiet CO., 18th District.
). \; kasSon of Polk co., 18th District
a. ". iupoard of Woodbury. CO., 9Th District.
Iowa state Directory.
VIM. NJ. stone, Governor.
i. +. Cue, Lieutenant Governor,
James Wright, Secretary Of state
J. \. Elliott, State Auditor
Mm H. Holmes, state Treasurer.
0ran Favillc, superindent Public Instruction.
r. ". Palmer, State Printer
T. n. Mills, State Binder
=. =: Baker, Aliutant General.
r. W. Bissell Attorney General.
Tama Co. OMcial Directory.
T. A. Graham, County Judge
J. Il. Strublc, County Treasurer.
- II: Applegate, County Clerk.
Jacob ieser, Jr., Recorder.
knight Dexter, Sheriff,
!. l.. Downs, Superintendent.
Horace Jacobs, Surveyor.
Nathan Fisher, Coroner.
W. ;. Turbett, Drainage Commissioner.
Z 3 Mails...TOlcliO II. q.
EASTERN MAIL-DAILy.
;ATINcs lGl5 \. NJ
'WESTE:iR;:S MAiI.-D.li.Y,;..' =" : .
Departs SaU 4. NJ
NORTHERN MAiI@TRi. WEEKLY.
Arrives on No ldayS, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS
AT l2:to NJ, and departs at Lao p. N. same days.
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Read Read, Read
THIS, THIS, THIS
FLOW, PLOW, PLOW
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It will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Plow made anywhere Iy
anybody This has often been proved by actual use in
Of streams in tho west in which sheets,ee Flow.
been habituay 'cut through in rlowns eighty ceres
or less it having already powea over trco hundred
acres Of the same soil without yet being half worn.
It will ssscour'' in the most slifflc nlt
soils, where all other pows have fck Ifth,re /, rpa
q ground anywhere in which it will not scour have
yet TO find it.
It draws lighter than any other
Plow while cutting the same width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened, or a
blacksmith who understands hi. trade, the steel is
perfectly malleable, and works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by a
duplicate I, be hal Of any Agent tho Share Landslide
and Moudboar Il are cast IN moulIs.
It IS well stocked with New Eng.
ian secongrowth timber. and the standard il wrought
ron with shots In tho cap to give take land at
pleasure.
It plows at any depth, from three
to twelve inches, works perfectly in either s'uhbc
turf leaves clean furrow and turns under stubLlc
foul trash completely.
Be- It is the cheapest Plow in the
A0-woyl, just there il economy In paying
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41rThe quality and quantity Of work it will endure
ASerf,rm must he considered well the price
As-in determining whether not tho Plow is cheap
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These remarks are made after q
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As-sbold' Or lean" piows - they prefer.
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W'arranty gerry liberal.
For Sale only Ly
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A. TOLEDO, IOWA,
Who ,ciN cell all kinds Of
COMMON STEEL PLOWs,
GERMAN STEEL PLOWS,
AMERICAN STEEL PLOWS.
BREAKING PLOWS, All Sizes.
BREAKING PLOWS, Best Made.
BREAKING PLOWS, Left Hand.
BREAKING PIOWS, Right Hand.
Breaking Plows, with Rolling Coulter.
Breaking Plows, Standing coulter,
SMALL CORN PLOWS.
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
SINGLE SHOVEL PLOWS,
SULKY CORN PLOWS.
AT prices defying competitor. on and
after March 1st 1866. yen4,f
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Notice
Is hereby given that my wife Mary
McKeen has left my bed and board without
just provocation Whatever, and hereby for
bid any person to harbor or trust her on my
account.
SAMUEL NICK ZEN.
April 4th, 1866.
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To the RESIDENT Tax payers Of
ia ma county, Iowa.
Know Ye, that have this day appointed
Ward B. Sherma Deputy collector in and
for said Cbuntyhs provided by Sec. II,
Chapter l73 actEinth General Assembly,
and in pursua1e Of a resolution Of the
Board Of Supervlrs ut their session in Jan.
A. D. 1866.
Treasurer's Ole, Toledo. March IL, 1864.
J. II. STRUBLE,
Co. Treasurer.
In pursuance 1.-THE above, notics is hereby
given 10 all tho interested, that will At
tend al the Courthouse in Toledo, for few
days and will Heiye monies in payment Of
the personal priority tax for the years 1868,
SO, 60. 81, GO, 63b4 & 65. 1t will be for the
interest of all pfons thus indebted to the
County 10 at ole make immediate settle.
ment.
MO WARD y. SHERMAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

OurcRoPpiSGs We have reviewed copy
of the book bearing that title, being selections
of California verse. Two of WELLs' poems,
'sMary Brown and "Tom Darling" are al
lowed place in the collection. and although
they are far inferior some of his productions,
we think they contain about as much real poetry
as any of the specimens afforded in the book
The most just and substantial criticism OF the
work we hare seen is the following from the
Pajaro Times sc This book purports to be
selection of California poetry and, with the
exception of two or three pieces, introduced to
give tone to the selections y the book neither
contains the gold silver of California poetry.
If, for the credit of the State, it were desired
such volume should be put forth to the world,
it would have been but justice that the compila-
ton should have been under the superintendent
OF competent parties, possessing ability. judg-
ment and taste" We will venture to say that It
book containing the same number of pieces,
made up exclusively of poetry from WELLS pen,
would be far more favoraby received by the
California public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
Weaveryille, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1866.
TURNED A DECADE.

Van this Number commences tie ELEVENTH
VOLUME Of the Journal. The present publisher
he's deen nth tie paper since the first Number
7rGs tSsued-fen gears ago. Not single issu.
ras missed during that time, although slight dis
arrangement in the publication Of the paper 'ras
occasioned By tie fire Of October loth, 1863
In commencing Volume hare no prom
Uses 10 make. further than Mqt it shall be oar ain
10 mahe the Paper creditaJ!e organ Of the COM
~ aad is interests.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

er on that day election and it shall be the duty
administer TO the person Offering oath afr
nation to general effect that he will truly testify to
ali matters relating his qualifications under said published
call his residence citizenship Of the United States and
has voted at that other place that day
such elecan shall then be the duty supervisor
to inerrogate person objected
particular upon which such objection
ery rs said qualifications If the person obec-
ted to shall such questions after said oath
shall have been administered it shall be the duty Of the
nevisr TO reject such But il such cath be taken and
ch questions answered satisfactorily it shall be the u-
~ Of the admit the be qualified
according of the call and the provisions of this
Act violation of the provisions of this section by
the uperyisor shall deemed misdemeanor. and SHALL
conviction subject him TO punishment prescribed in
on three of this And person who SHALL upon ta
king such oath and under the examination herein authorized
wully make a statement matter pertinent and
material in suc shall be deemed guilty of the
crime of perjury conviction be punished prescrb
ed by law. -
states and oualifed the wherein the cleo
lion held at the coming county election who
shall vote m an election held under the provisions of this
act after objections made specified In section four who
shall vote more than the different precincts
ar nols on the and in the election, whether
of 1nslemeapor and conviction thereof shall be pun
;shal os nrovidel in section three this act. y.
THE AssEMBLY.-Don t forget the party at the
Tbeater tonight. A sleigh will be sent round
TO convey all ladies who desire to attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
Special Aotites.
HOmicidal p!

! xxo-ictdoI Practfce.-IyyALIDs, EXERCISE Your
REasoy-There nnumerable roads to that grand erm
nus the grave More than fifty diseases may be classed as
fatal improper inefficient treatmen and when VIC
focks of medical fedgngs that
annually take wing from collegiate must be al
lowed that the sick tending toward their long home need
never lack professional aid" boost them along Know
ing something of habits of large class of medical STU
dents and how they prefer seeing life to nvestisa
ting the phenomena DEATH do not place
much reliance the skill of the Young Guard Of the
profession while, the other hand the veteran Corps
are too much the slaves of prejudice and precedent The on
y of the value of medicinal preparation IS the
authentic record effects and as the most voumnous,
comprehensive inputable testimony that we have ever
aluced remedies is that furnished py
nations, who have recovered from almost ev-
ton of IIoLLow,Y's Pills and Ointment unhesitangy
urgently them all who need medical ssis
oncc We consider Professor Holloway the greatest
nul;c beneertrs the world has ever known He has
originated remedies which are direct ANTIQUES 70
the virus Of disease but he disseminated them the.
whole earth Since introduction into the United States
years of dyspepsia fever ana asne nv
complaint eruptiye disorders have been.
bv their use by all other remedies eombined
Professor Holloway offers his verified statistics ana ci.e
ges the profession to the proof-BoSton IIdresT Joo
The best Family Mnchine.-We would call the
attention of readers to the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation well established for to attempt
word in their favor but would advise any person want
ing a reliable Family Sewing Machine investigate the
merits of these before buying word to the wise is
sufficient" 4l.v9.
w Hope for the Amicted.-IN another part OF
paper be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. Young in 1850. In thsage
deceit charatanism is boon to the suffering
point where they of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the skilfu
the sick troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
of pain shame lay aside their and health
happiness sick in trouble do hest
Read the and follow the advice DO not
forget the number the of directing letter.
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street. San Fran
cisco. A3nsn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

INDEMNITY FOR THE SOLDIER.-lt has been in
timated to us that in the provision now making
for our volunteers, the three regiments last en-
listed are to be ruled out entirely. We trust
that such fragrant wrong will be permitted.
The later volunteers have served their country
and the State most faithfully and have suffered
even more from the depreciation of greenbacks
than the earliest enlistments, and they must not
be slighted.-Sacramento Bee.
Yes, pay them all, and TO the last farthing of
their losses. We hardly see how California can
deny this just claim of her soldiers. Her Legis-
lature passed law repudiatiDg the currency in
which Government paid its soldiers, sutjecting
them to loss of 80 per cent. the trihing
amount of soldiers pay. 1t is nothing more
than justice that she should make restitution as
quickly as possible, and that her Legislators
should profit by the recent opinion of the SUI
preme Court of Nevada. The interests of the
State demand such action, though the bare men,
ton of it does make the usurers quake in their
boots 1t is not the currency which is at fault
it is the repudiators of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

Curx. Nrpr1,Ls.-At the Office of A. J. Felter,
Oregon Gulch, on the 9th instant, Mr. Oung ran
and Miss Goui Loui, were united in the bonds OF
wedlock American fashion, by h. T. LoveJoy,
Justice of the Peace of this township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

LIBERAL.-The California Steam Navigation
Company offers to carry the representatives
from the mining districts to the State Miners
Convention for half fare. So says the Bec-and
Il adds -. This is the important movement OF
the day. and should not be overlooked" Belev-
ing as the Bee does, we have done all in our
power to have Trinity represented. What the
result will be we shall be better able to state
after tie Convention assemblies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

New OYFIcEns.-The following officers Of Com
ct Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., Trinity Center, were in
stalled on the 9th instant, by D. D. G. NJ, Detlef
Hansen jacob Eoust, y. G. Geo. Lowery, V.
g. f. T. Skies r. s. ; Jas. p. Wells, Treasu-
rcr Thos. Nelson, W. G. ". Tolley, c. D..
McNair, I. G. y. Lowcry. o. G.. A. Myers, r..
S. y. G. q; Geo. Williams, L. s. y. G. = Toll
ley, r. S V. G, D. Ncf, l.. S. V. G. Thomas
True, p. G. Night of meeting, Saturday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

SUNSoNKD.-C. E. Williams, ESQ has been
summoned to Sacramento to give testimony be-
lore the committee appointed to investigate the
aH"irs OF the Controller. Owing to sickness in
JUS family he cannot leave at present. bnt will
respond at the earliest possible moment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

New MUsIc.-We have received from Horace
Waters, 4Sl Broadway, New York, the following
pieces of new music IT'S Street to 7hink Of
Hearen, a sacred song Wait, my LiHle One,
EaH, touching ballad Do They Lore Ne Sill
Ercr, song and chorus Come to The UiRdo'r,
lore. and Tile Natioa's Jubilee, patriotic song
and chorus. We hereby render thanks to the
Duhlsler
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

TIE time to commence new subscr;ntions l.
With the New Volume. This is the first Number
of Volume Eleven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

Look at your 9ast receipt and see if vonr sinh
scrlphon to the JorRNAL has not expired. II
So renew 1t, If you think you get value received
in hfty-two copies of the paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

DEAD.-The telegraph announces that Chas
F. Browne e.. Artcmas Ward") and his wife
were found dead in their bed at Worcester
Mass. on the morning of December 30th.
coroner's jury rendered a verdict of death from
inhalation of coal gas. The Gold Hill Ners
does not believe the great humorist is dead
believes the telegraph will wake him up again.
We shall not be much surprised, considering
the many funny quirks the telegraph is guilty of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
Weekly Triaity 9onrnal.

sS- County W'nrranfs and ErreembaeEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions
To soldiers in the service the
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

THE SroRM.-It is still showing when we so
press. 1t has been showing the mountains
for week. The prospects for glorious mining
season have not been so good in ten years. At
last accounts the snow WAS from two to five feet
deep on Trinity, Browns, Hay Fork and Rush
Creei, mountains, and ten feet on SCOTS noun
tain. 1t is 4 foot deep in Weavervie Basin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

DENTIsrRT.-Dr Hamilton is still at the Sev
York Hotel, prepared to promptly attend to ali
business in the Dental line
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

70 OUR PArRoys.-We are fully prepared to
receive the subscription amounts due from sew
eral hundred patrons, and hope they will lose no
time in placing themselves right on the printer S
record. Everything in the printing line is high
and unlike our mercantile friends, we can It in
crease the price of our commodity very well.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

school PARTY AT DoUGLAs.-The Trustees of
Douglas City School District elsewhere announce
a chila7en's exhibition and Ball, to be given on
friday evening next. A general invitation is
extended. and the worthy object in view must
secure a large attendance. Tickets only s..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

IN New DnEss.--Our excellent Siskiyou
contemporary, the Yreka Journal. comes to us In
an entirely new dress, and looking as bright and
cheerful as clean calico dress. Nixon is one OF
the most industrious printer editors in the
state, and it is gratifying to know that the SIS
ktyou public appreciate and reward his efforts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

THE GRAND JuRY adjourned on Thursday, after
q session Of four days, bat its doings is not yet
made public. It is known that a committee have
thoroughly ovcrhaulcd the books of county Off
Gals for the last six years. This hes not been
done in n long time, and the people will be in
formed how official duties have been performed
by the publication of the report next week. 1t
IS rumored that the county debt is much larger
than the people imagine. The Report will show
the amount of outstanding Indebtedness, inter
est included
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13

UNPARALLELED ENTERPRIsE.-Thc President 5
Message was received at San Francisco by the
Goiden Cdy and the proprictors Of the Sacra-
mcnto Union Immediately had it telegraphed in
full and it appears in that paper Of January 4th.
The document would have been received by tee
graph across the continent but for the exhorbi-
tant demand of the Overland Company, $1,000
being demanded in this instance against $500 or
$500 on all previous ones. The Union is the
most thoroughly cnterprising paper we know Of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
Marriaaes:

In Weavcrville, January llth. by Rev. }.
Taylor, JONI NJ EINFALT, ESQ. to Miss E. J
SMITH, both of Weayerville.