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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

las- The Republicans triumrhcd in
the municipal elections in the following
cities, Moline, H., Coldwater. Mich,
Quincy, Mich, East Saginaw, Mich,
St. Clair, Mich, Rock Island, Ill, and
Chicago. ..xs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
The Case Gs IaOss:aCh.

See Advertise mcnt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
x. Y. Chairman.
N. y. Secy.

pressly gave the power Of Substitution
and the Credentials show that fact.
XIII. All nominations and elections
in County Conventions shall be made BY
ballot and can only be made by a major.
ity Of all the votes cast.
XIV. The county central committee
shall upon their first meeting and within
one month OTTER their election, elect a
Secretary, Treasurer and Chairman on!
of their number, whose duties shall be
snch as properly appertain to their re-
spective Offices. The said committee
shall at the commencement Of each cam
paign and oftener as occasion may require
to determine upon the amount Of money
necessary to be raised for political pur-
poses,and shall apportion the same equi-
tibaly among the several townships.
The Treasurer Of the said committee
shall keep an accurate account Of tho
amount Of money received ard expended,
and make an accurate report thereof to
the county convention, which elects their
SUCCESSORS.
XIV. The corresponding members Of
the said committee, upon being notified
Of the amount assessed to their respective
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

nag tt is said to be an established
fact, found by tho experience Of close
observers, that sugar cane grown upon,
sandy soil is much sweeter than that
grown upon our richest prairie and bot
tom lands. This is quite reasonable
Farmers should take notice and plant ac-
cordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

on that day.
9Th. 10 forward with all possible dis
patch to the chairman of the County
Central Committee the result Of tie
election SO soon as asccrtained
7th. It shall farther be the duty Of
Township Committees to call AL caucus
es Of the party in their respective town
ships BY posting up public notice there
Of, anu to collect money to dcfray tn
expenses incident to said township or
CARNATIONS.
III. 1t chall be the duty Of the Coun
ty Central Committee to assist the Town
ship Committees in pcrfecting the or
ganization herein sketched, to keep i
compile list Of the voters in the county,
and to inform the State Central Com
mittee, at the earliest day possible, Of
the number Of voters belonging to each
party in the county, and also Of the
number Of doubtful and undecided vo
ters.
". The County Central Committee
should return to the State Central Com
mittee, the names Of its members and
officers, Of the township committees and
the Republican candidates, giving the
post Office address Of each.
V. It shall take proper steps to secure
such documents for distribution as will
be most effective in the county, and also
the services Of tho most influential speak
ers.
vi. Its Secretary should during the
entire campaign keep up q correspond
ence with the Secretary Of the State
Central committee, apprising him Of the
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The Only lace where Cure can be Obtained.

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These Of the sad and melancholy effects produced by
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Pains In the Head Dmness Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pal
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OF THE
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bNANU VUNoULIDAItU LUI IhHl Ut UELAWAhEI
CLASS I6,
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NV YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
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ON HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with The
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Policies Issued payable the Insured arriving al
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EndoE POLICIES for children granted or The most favor
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Under ST. Charles Hotel
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MEDICAL ELAkLHERS:
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
YoR SEPTEMBER 1860.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

7As Managers call hs attention Of e public TO TIE Jootpiac
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GLASS ~.
70 be drawn Wilmington Del saturday Sep 30 1850
WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID IN RELATION TO
THE DIR

TUIAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL and SATAN, and Mr. STA
i CYs ed IT Identity him. and the bulsing oih head in the
immediate future.
From the Richmond Wig, Aug 10, 1860
"IsToRr DRAGON Mr. HaTgrave White Of this city
sepsn the Devil and saan whose head must be bruised In the
coming Contest among the Nations" The author Mr.. G. D.
Stacy Of Richmond, intelligent gentleman who has devoted
much time 10 the study OF the prophecies he object OF the pub
LEGATION TO afouse the attention OF the believers In God 10 the
fact that the Apocalypse is the History Of the Church written by
GodMmse and Thereby 10 GwAken interest in the subject
which lead TO paraon for the events that rapidly
approaching"
From the Religious Herald, AUG 10th, 1890.
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse
reading limited that unable
decide how Mr. Stacy entitled the credit OF originality
which strike both Ingenious and povel
THOSE Who feel the attempt find the po
c revelations OF Europe the prophetic and from that
page revolutions the worb Of time should not
sided subject though not clear the perpler
ties which embarrass enquiry and provoke dsIent
From the Central Presbyterian. Aug. 18th.
The ApocAypc vision Of John has commentaries
large numbers and In successive age' haze essayed 10
In veil which hangs The pashe and tn tu
The Of which part Of the TILE given above, the
last Of these which have seeo and The author 81 which,
lAymAn this city. Mr. has not undertaken 70 give full
eNpOOn Of the Apocayp'e but simply Ahtoy Of the DA
aud fortified positions reference 10 contemporane
history which he has drawn largely upon the London
Chronicle Tngsh IOdea II much richer in this
Of the Mind and the general reader
whether he adop authars theory not will be instructed
Impressed the rcsu alton OF eyen and BY he notices
oSome Of the main aetsrs In The passing drama The work
mlads engaged In looking al passing eEsn as foeshadoWng
those which are TO come.
From the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
This little wo-k designed n Illustrate the lmplcable Of
Raau against the Church. and does heo
~ Interpretation Is intelligent AMI in respect he
mistaken In u views and yet we may safely Sit down with the
hand 10 e- TO the conversational views OF
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STILL ANOTHER!

WiLNINGroS Del, Sept. II, lSJ9.-Messrs.
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Gcntl,m men The Saamandcr irc-Proof Safe
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GREAT FIRE.-ANoTHER TRIUMPH, ;.

KNOXVILLE Tennessee, March IL, 1859.
Messrs. EVANS 4 WATSON, Philadelphia. -
Gentlemen-It affords me great pleasure to say
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you recommended it--a protection from fire.
My storehouse, together with several Others was
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EVANS s. syATSOX,S
SAIAMANDER SAFES,
3O4 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
ANOTHER TRIUMpU'l

Philadelphia, SEPT. 90, 1859.
To the President of the Pennsylvania Agricul
tura Society The subscribers your committee
to examine the contents of a Salamandcr Safe, of
Evans and Watson, after being exposed to strong
fire on the Fair Grounds for eight hours, respect
fully represent
That after seven cords of oak wood and three Of
pine had been consumed around tao Safe, ii was
opened in the presence Of the committee. and the
contents taken out, Il little warmed, but not even
scorchcl.
Several Silver Medals heretofore received by the
manufacturers. and large quantity Of documents
in tho Safe, and came out entirely unnjurcd.
The experiment satisfied MS of the capacity Of
Safes of this kind to protect contents from any
fire to which they may be exposed
The Committee awarded n Diploma and Silver
Medal. Gro. w. WOODWARD,
JoHN w. GEAEY,
j. p. RUTHERFORD,
ALFRED 5. GiILETT.