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Marriages.


Married. in this city, January 95th, at the rest
dence of the brides father, by Rev. Jonathan H.
Daily Mr.. CHARLES 9. ALLEN and Miss ANNIE
L. MURRAY, daughter OF d. C. Murray Esq, all
of this city.
Married, IN this City ON the 18th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. ]. NJ.
Atkinson, MIR WV. II. BuGGg, of Louisburg, N.
~ 20 Hiss DELLA w. daughter Of II. Coley
OF this City.
~. Married on the Goth inst, at the residence of
tue " 'oe' iuther, In Dayic County, by Rev r. p.
LlneDack Mr., c. \. HALL, to Miss sAI11r pm.
LIPS
Married, on the ID Inst, by the same, n, tho
same place, Mr.. JouN TYslNGpn, of FORSYTH. 10
Miss JosErnINE KESoY, of Randolph Comfy
Married, at the residence of Christopher Thorn.
as near Bath, on the 18th inst. by Rev. II. q.
Hilton Mr.. RICHARD LODGE and Mrs JULIA A
DAVIS all OF Beaufort County.
Married, in Petersburg, by the Rev. b. p.
| Warwick, on the 18th instant, at the residence
OF the brides parents, Mr., b. b. BoBBITT, of
North Carolina and Miss FANNIE A. SMITH, of
Petersburg.
Married. at the residence of Rev Jacob shcck,
by the same, ON the Goth inst, NJ J. HEsDRIx
to Miss MANY C. MASSEY, all of Davlc county.
Married, in Statewide, on the 18th inst, at the
residence oil Col. S. y. Sharpe, by L. B. stmson,
Esq, hir. j. F. GInsoY to Miss c. j. LusK.
Married. on the It'll inst, 3. W. Cole, ESQ.,. of
Arson county, y. C., TO Miss SALLIE F., daugh.
ter Of d. Il. shelton, Esq, of Louisa county, Va.
Married at the residence of the brides father,
on the sd inst, by Thomas Eainheart, Esq,
Mr. ADAM IT, BLACKWELL TO Miss CHARLOTTE
l.. LrERLY both of Providence Township.
Married in Plainown, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Virgil y. Wilson, Mr.. JESSE MARSHALL to
Miss MARY \. CONRAD, all Of FOrsytbc county.
Married on the l2th inst, Mr.. JonS ZIGLAR,
Fonytlc, to Miss lIAREiET ALLEY, OF Stokes
county.
Married. in Wilmington, on Thursday evening
the Goth inst. by Rev W. NJ. Robey, Mr.. VIII.
LIAM l.. BERRY to Mrs. JULIA A. 9. TooMER
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Wilson.
Married, on the 18th instant, at the residence
OF II, G, stalllngs, Esq, by Rev. G. A. L. Whit
akcr, Mr.. j. Is. RICKs, OF Nash county, to Miss
NJ. Z. MASON, OF Halifax county.
Marr9d, january 10Th, 1870, ut the residence
t7St''tvNN WI ana .fs sttsssssA NSaEmtr
Married, at the Baptist Church in smithneId,
N C., on Sunday evening, January 10th, $50
by Elder VIM. b. II1rrcl, Mr.. HARRY MASON
and Misc PnEuEnEE EAsoN, both of Johnston
county.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES father
and mother, ON Wednesday evening, January Is,
1870, by Elder WIN. B. IIarrcll, THOMAS T. Oil.
WEIR, Esq, aud Miss ETHER \. TALroN daugh.
tor of Louis Tatou, ST., all OF Johnston county,
NC.
Married, on the Goth instant, at the residence
OF the brides father, 10y Elder +. +. Ellington,
Mr.. j, b. SMITH to Miss II. A. L. Gullcy, all of
Johnston County N. c.
Married, in Hyde County, N. e., on the sd
December, 1869, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by James NJ Watson, Esq, Captain Alex.
andcr Roberts, Of Portsmouth, N. c., to Anis II.
Jones' daughter of Henry Jones, ESD, of Hyde
County.
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too Iatg % ttltl. them for pursuing that course
Il was no uncommon thing tor corporations
to be formed Tor the lenciit OF the preachers OF
the several denumiultlo-, IN the country lie
gave some INSTANCES OF interpretations Tor this
purpose In the S'atc- ui New York and Penn
sJlylna or the benefit of the preachers OF the
Presbyterian Church. He concluded by hoping
that the bill would pass
Mr.. Harris, OF Make, said that more than
5000 of the Southern ministers OF the gospel
previous to the war preached IN favor oil
human slavery. He referred at length TO tue
course Of the Methodist Church on the subject
OF slavery, and expressed the belief that the di-
vision In the Methodist denomination on the
subject OF slavery did much TO bring about
the slate ut Affairs that eliminated In the late
war. lie, however, should vote for the bill.
Mr.. Downing expressed himselfin favor OF the
Olll, though there were objections 10 II Tor lhc
reason that 1t gave the Virginia Conference, In
stead OF the corporation, the right to appoint
tic Board OF Directors.
Mr.. Ingram didn't like the word "Souh" in
the bill. lie was opposed TO perpetuating the
Hdtno vi u church that had contributed so much
TO drcnCh the land In blood aud I'LL the country
with 50 many widows aud orphans. He adored
true christianity, but dcspiscl pticsicrait, Tor
he had been turned ont OF the Baptist Church
on account OF pritstcrait He, however should Ia
VOr OF The bill.
After some further discussion, the bill passed
third reading by the following vote;
iEAs.-Mcs,rs. Ames, Armstrong Barnett,
BOddic, Burnys, Gambler, Clayton, Davis, Da-
wilson, Downing Durham, Ellis, Ellington,
Furcbcc, Forkncr, Foster, rcnch, Calling, Glib
son, Or en-, Grirr Guntcr, Harris of franklin,
Harris of Walk, Hawkins, Hendricks, Hicks,
iludgn, lIolncit, Hoffman, Humphrios, Ingram,
Jarvis, Kelly OF Dlyic, Kelly OF Moore, Lcnry,
Long Ut Chatham, Long of Richmond, Mundcn-
hall, Moore OF Alumancc, Moore of ChOwun,
Morrill,, Nicholson, Painter, Proctor, Prullltt,
Rngland Rcn, Robinson, Reynolds, Shaver, Sic
grist, Sinclair, Smith OF Allegheny, smith OF
Wayne, Snipus Sweat, Ncstal, Vest, Wclch,
White, Williams of Sampson-57.
NAIs-Mcssrs. Banner, Carson, Carey, Craw-
ford, Eagles, Gahugan, Hayes, Hinnant, Justice
May, Robbins, Smith of Martin, Waldrop, WI.
sun-!5.
Bill In relation to shooting and taking noun
tain trout from the waters in the counties west
OF the Blue Ridge was taken up, and amended
by excepting the counties OF Macon, Jackson
and Buncombc, and, rs amended, passed its sew
eTal readings.
Adjourned
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ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS.

Two scientific publications arc In the field
against the hair dyes OF which lead is the basis.
The New York Medical Gazette" and "Thc
Journal of Chemistry" bitterly denouuce them.
Yet the hair may be safely dyed. Have you seen
PROF. CHILTON's TESTIMONY,
founded on careful analysis, and certifying that
Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye
is not only class article for changing the
color of the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
CRlsTADoRo'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
Dressing, acts like charm on tho Hair after
Dyclng. Try It, Jan l2-lm
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Bronchitis or Throat Disease.
THOSE AFFLICTED WILL FINDA
REMEDY IN
A LIENS l. Sc BAIsAn.
BE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE PR oOF, AND
TEST IT YOURSELF

EVANSVILLE, Ono, February Goth, 1859
Mcssrs. j. N. HARRIS II CO.,
GESTLEMES:-l have been afflicted for ten or
twelve years with Bronchitis in Its worst form,
and have tried everything that I could buy re-
commended, but with little or no relief, until
used your ALIENS LUNG BALsAM, which gave
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preparation extant, for all diseases of the throat
and lungs, and feel 1t my duty to say this much
for my own case, so that others may try 1t aud
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Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FIREMAN
we know Mr.. Fireman well, and his statement
above is correct.
W. A. GRAHAM Il CO.,
ia,o, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
" Znncs yillc
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Special Notices.
RAJ EIGH, N. C..

,JUSr OUT
"CllERRY PICTORIAL TROCHESr'
superior to all Others
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist,
and Hoarsencss.
NONE 50 PLEAsAST-NosE CURE SO QUICK
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Astor House, New York.
No more of these horrible tasted. nauscating,
BRowsn Cubs1 Dtings. dcc 33-dsw3m
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IS. 900 SOLD BY ONE DEALER.

Mcssrs. j. Balch X Son, OF Providence, X. J.,
write, Nov. 1865: eve have sold the Porous
Plastcrs for twenty years, and, ut retail and Job
bling, must have sold twenty-five thousand alto.
gether They arc well liked" jan l2-lm
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BONE FLOUR---BONE FLOUR.

Cracked Dons, Bone Meal, Bone Flour, and
Foatcd Bone, guaranteed to produce same elect
at HALF COST u Peruvian Guaup
send Tor circular Address
LESTER BROTHERS,
ian 26-wGm Newark, y. J,
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ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLAsrERs

Sudden severe pains OF the side and back,
stitches, spasms, etc. These affections are most
troublesome to persons OF middle age. Will
even come on In bed arc very painful and often
dangerous. In damp weather they arc more FIRE.
qucnt than in dry. These plastors give relief at
once, and need to be always In the drawer, handy
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PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED.

ALIENTOWNi TENN., ApTII 2, IbDD
MEssRs T. ALLcocK IL Co.
Dear Sir My daughter used one OF your
Porous Plasters. She had very bad pain in her
side, and 1t cured her In one week
Yours truly, JSO. V. n. HUNTER.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
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Horace.

The Standard and other New York
Journals OF acknowledged Republican
authority are earnestly presenting the
name OF Hon. Horace Greeley Tor
Governor in the coming campaign.
We take pleasure in unqualifiedly en-
dorslng this movement. The Repub-
lican party in New York could not
possibly find a more acceptable and
worthy leader in the canvass OF 10
than the Philosopher. MIR. Greeley
comes nearer representing Republi-
canism in its purity than any other
prominent politician in the Empire
State. HIS nomination would be
an cffcctual ignoring OF the fractions
that have Of late so seriously demon
allied the Republican party in New
York. Besides, it would be but q
fitting tribute, already too long de-
layed, to his unsworv ny fidelity to,
and unshaken faith in, the great prin.
ciples Of the party of which he was
one Of the founders, Mr. Greciey's
broad, humanitarian views upon all
questions OF the day, whereupon
there may be differences Of convic-
ton Of the Republican party, and his
immense influence through those
views, will make HIM tower Of
strength, around which all shades Of
opinion will rally, and in whose 81
ga,,tie shadow all discomfort will
ccasc.-[Council Bluffs Ncnparcil.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
SHERIFFSi SALE NOTICE.

DY virtue of an execution, directed &c me
ID from the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Tama County, Iowa, on . judgement OBJ
tained in Justice Court on the 18th day Of
December. 1889, before N. Fisher, J. r., and
duly certified transcript fled, in the
Clerks Office in favor Of Mary Wood, as
Plaintiff, and sgainst .. Younkin, as De-
PENDANT, for the sum Of Forty six Dollars and
SO cents and costs taxed ut 50 and ACQUIRING
costs, have levied upon the following
Real Estate, .aken as the property Of said
Defendant, to satisfy said execution, to wit:
The lease hold Of q. Younkin, in and to
lots No. one ~ and two ~ in block No.
dv (5) in Tama City, formerly Iuka) Ia
ma County, Iowa, and all the appurtenanc>
es thereto belonging, and will offer the
same fer sale, to the highest bidder. for
cash in hand on the 2sth day of August, A.
D. 1870, ia front Of the Court House. in To-
ledo. Tama County, Iowa, ct he hour Of 10
o'clock Of said day, when and where due
attendance will be given by the unders;ga-
ed. Dated At my Office, in Toledo, Tama
County, Iowa, July 18th 1870.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of said County,
By E. NJ BIELBY Deputy.
(3S.34] S4.65.
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zells Popular Easyaiepsdia--A Uairersai
Dictionary Of Eng'AA Language Science, Lit.
eratve, and Art. By IL Colange, III. D.
2vo.s, to Vol. ]. PIP, 1,lGo. Phitadel-
phig; r. Elwood ZeH.
This work is prepared upon the
novel principle Of combining an or
binary English spelling, pronoun-
cling, and defining dictionary, with
an illustrated encyclopedia Of the
arts, sciences, biography, history,
geography, DC. 1t does not aim at
the fullness Of treatment possible in
cyclopadias which confinc themselves
to a more limited range of subjects;
but it is wonderfully comprehensive,
and conveys under each head a far
more satisfactory amount OF infOr-
nation than we should have sup
posd it possible to compress into the
small space that has been allowed.
Mr.. Colange has apparently perform
ed his task with great care and in
general with good judgment. We
have noticed few important omis-
sions and a few serious mistakes.
Some Of the biographical notices are
strangely disproportionate with one
another, but this is fault almost in
evitable in encyclopadia-making, and
not very serious one either. Liv-
ing characters are included, and A
merican celebrities receive liberal at
tention. The editor seems to have
taken great pains to obtain late sta
tistics, as well as to include titles
which have only recently acquired
Importance. Thus he gives an ac-
count Of the Chassepot rife, with a
drawing, and in its due place we
shall, doubtless, have description Of
the needle gun also.
Although on account Of the neces-
sity of compression the book is prin
ted in small type and on thin paper,
the text is very clear, and the typo
graphical arrangement such as to
give the eye all possible relief. The
wood-cuts are in profuse abundance
and if some Of the more strictly orna-
mental ones hardly give sufficient
reason for their existence, others are
a great assistance in illustrating sci
entific and technical topics. The
work has been publishing in num-
bers, issued every ten days, and since
the first volume was completed, COM
ing down to the end Of the letter II,
the vocabulary has been pushed as
far as Mayence, where part 80 now
leaves it New York Tribune.
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led.


In Toledo, August IS. 1870, Albert Stod.
dard, aged 40 years, 10 months ono 90
days:
The above simple announcement, though
mot wholly, unexpected, We were not fully
prepared for, as il was told us on our re-
turn to Toledo, after On absence Of only
three days:
Captain Albert Stoddard was born in
Litch6eld, Conn.,, September &c, 1879. His
advantages for obtaining On education we're
limited He had access 10 only the com>
mon schools Of the country until his six>
teenth year, when he entered printing sf.
fee in his native town, and took thorough
course Of lessons in the art Of printing. At
the age Of twenty-one he became Editor Of
the Litchfeld Republican, conducting that
paper crcditably until the removal Of his
family to Tama county, in 1854. In 1855
he vent to Fl. Madison and edited the Fl.
Madison Plaindcaler for four years. While
editing the Plaindealer he had time to pros.
ccute studies in the law and was admitted
to the Bar at Ft Madison, in 1851. lie re-
turned to Tama couaty and settled in To
ledo in the practice of his chosen profession,
wherein he was fast winning success when
the rebe lion called him 10 the ranks Of the
Union defenders.
Entering the army rs Captain Of Com
pany &C" 10th Iowa Infantry, lie served
in that capacity with distinction three
years Ms EEa
On his return from the war, he settled, nj
Toledo, in the practice of the profession Of
the law. The hardships and vices Of camp
life gave to his physical and moral mature
such shock that he never I lily recovered
from their effects. Brave and generous,
even to fault, and q genial, hearty COM
panion, Captain Stoddard will long be re-
by those who knew him best, and
over his failings, which were constitutional
and ineradicable, in great part, all will be
willing to throw . vail, in view Of his
noble nature, which none
could fail to recognize who knew him we'll.
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MARRIED,

August II At the residence Of the bride's
parents, 10 Toledo, Iowa, BY Rev. J, L.
Msrtys, Michael J. Boyle and Bmms 8.
Stivefs.
The newly welded pair will accept
thanks for some tootbsome cake whose
sweetness We hope will symbolize the hap,
piness Of the donors. 1--we might be per-
mitted to do SO without giving offence, We
would express the hope that the bride may
not have reason to complain OF the numer,
Gus infections for which Job refused Ia
"curse God and de- and that The groom
may 6nd thst he has not taken counterfeit
coin.
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Iowa City Commercially College,
AND
IOWA CITY ACADEMY.

This College which has been in continu-
Gus and successful operation for three years
with very full and complete Course OF In
struction in every department Of Book
Keeping and its collateral Branches, is full
" prepared to meet the demands OF all who
want o thorough Business Education.
The Aeademy will open it. first term Sep
TENDER 18th, 1870, with ample facilities for
furnishing instruction in all branches usu>
ally taught in such institutions, including
vocal and instrume ntal music.
Special arrangements have been made 10
prepare students for admis ion to the Uni.
versity.
Normal Glasses will be organized for the
accommodation of those who wish to review
their studies preparatory to teaching.
These classes will continue six weeks.
Ma For full circulars, address
WV. McCLAlN.
Supt. and Proprietor, Iowa City, Iowa.
T32-351
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

At the last session of the Board OF
Supervisors, the Auditor was author
lied TO get a new set OF posts and
rails, for hitching around the Court
House Square. We notice that the
Auditor has his force at work, and q
bran, spanking new set OF hitclling
posts will invite the farmers to stop
at Toledo and trade. Let them come;
they cannot crowd our streets too
much.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
FREEDOM NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA. IS.


To ,chom 1t may concern:
Know We, that l have this day given unto
my son, George E. Hinton, aged nineteen
years, his time from the present date to the
time fixed by law for him 10 arrive at man 8
estate,-giying him full power and authors
ity to make and execute contracts or bar-
gains in his own name, without restraint
from me-he having fully compensated me
for the balance Of his minority.
All persons are therefore notified that any
transactions they may have with the said
George Z. Hinton are to be settled by them
with him; and all contrt cts he makes he
alone is liable upon. !, having no further
claim upon his time, make him by this no
tice responsible alone for his own contracts,
without authority to act in my name for me-
| shall settle no bill of his contracting
w. T. HINTON.
TOLEDO, Iowa, Aug. LIST, 1870.
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Amende.
We arc sorry that, by fault Of our
self, tho Citizen was not able to give
the proceedings Of the county con.
yention in its last issue. We prom
ised the secretary to send q proof
sheet Of the proceedings to the Cit.
izcu, but We left home before the
proof sheets were ready and we for
got to leave orders for them 10 be
sent We beg pardon Of all whom
our misconduc. has injured.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

0chO00 Blanks. f3& Ht
School officers should bear In mind that
We have printed and for sale at this Office,
nearly all tho blanks they require. Such
b!ssks % are not already on hapd will BE-
printed on short notice.
We already have on hand blanks Of the
following forms: Nos. 8, 5, Q. 10, -. 20
and rs, Notification Of the Eleation Of pirec-
tors In Independent Districts; Certificate d
tic election cf officers, and Contracts be.
tween teuchers aud Boards Of Directors Of
independent Districts. II
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ORLGLN1L NOTICE.
OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, ss

To Mary Perevill, Christopher Perevili
Henry Perevill Emma Perevill, Sarah 5
Perevill Albert Lincoln Perevlll, William
J. Perevill, Alexander Perevill aud lug.
Grant Perevill; You, AMI each Of you. are
hereby notified that on or before the nrst
day Of September, A. u. 1870, there vii De
on file. in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of lama County, Iowa, o Petit
ton of William Perevill, claiming of you
the correction of certain deed executed by
John Archer 10 you Mary Perevill in trust
for the other defendent above named, and
that unless you appear thereto, and defend,
on or before noon, Of the Second day Of the
next Term of said Court, being the Septem
Der Term of said Court for the year A. D.
1870, commencing on the third Monday OF
September, A. D. 1870, at the Court House,
in Toledo, in said County, default will be
entered against you, and judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon.
SrIVERS s SAFLEY,
l32 351 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Oivio Societies.

@CNAc. TOLEDO LODGE, NO llo,
<*y%AW> A. F. & A. NJ,
NE|WA MEETS in regular commnni.
IS)&Sfs cation, at their Hall. on Tues
day evening on or before each full moon.
d. ARB, W. NJ.
l.. b. Nelson, Sec'y.
Diamond Lodge, No 33a I. O. Of G. T.
meets svcry Friday evening.
C. W. HYATT, VIC
A. NJ. DowDLE, W. s.
TOLEDO LODGE, NO. l7o. I. o. o.
+. meets in their new Hall, in Toledo, on
Satur lay evening of each week.
A. II, LAWRANCE, N g.
J.R MoCLAsKY, Sect.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge, Ne. &c, l. o.
@. r. every Saturday Evening.
JonN KlNGEnY, W. C. T.
II. A. OVENS. w. s.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY IS.
To Heman W. Davis. Charlotte DAVIS, G.
W. Free, Jr. W. L. Conaut, aud Robert
Bateman;
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that on or before the 9Th day Of September
A. D. 1870. there will be on file. in the Of
zee Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Tama County, Iowa, Petition of G. X. S,ru-
BILE claiming Of you the foreclosure Of GER
tain mortgage therein described, and de-
manding Judgment against the Defendants
Aeman W. Davis, W. L. Conant and Robert
Bateman an one promisssry note for the
sum Of Ave hundred dollars and that unless
you appear thereto, on or before noon. Of
the Second day Of the next Term Of said
Court, being the September Term Of said
Court for the year A. d. $780, commencing
o: the 81 Monday Of September, A. y. 1870
At the Court House, in Toledo, in said
County, default will be entered against you,
and Judgment rendered thereon.
STRuBLE& BRADSHAW.
Atty for Plaintiff.