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ne yary Law.

The Sullowing 10 the ofheiAl copy Of the
biil sxcladiag rebels from the jury box
An Act 70 define the Qualifications ct ia.
rors Of this State
Sectioa ]. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Tenhcsseo, ThA;
IL al sEials Of civil 0, criminal esscs IN any
az the courts Of this State il shall be good
competency Of any juror that such Juror j.
not q qualified votrr Of this State
See q Be ia farther enacted. That this
Act shah taxa effect from aud AFTER ita pas
ssEs, aad al laws 10 eonhie. with the pre-
visions Of this Act are hereby repealed,
Passed New &c. 1895
Wa HEAsELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JosauA u fhiIRsoE
Speaker al the Senate
A trss copy from original on Gle IN hay
vfscs l. J. FLETcHEa
Secretary nI State.
Over The passage Of this law the ane,r-
camsised rebels Of this state howl like 40
many prairie wolves, and yet il IS enc OF
the best lava enacted by this General As
ssmbiy. Bat Why are rebels 60 anxious TO
servo on iarlssf IL is that they may have
chance 30 punish Union men Hence,
with sagerncss they gather around the
court yard, and get IN the way Of the sher
ia, so ~ 10 BE- pat on the jury Thoy seek
10 be placed upon jurles, that they may ia.
vor their friends aud puaish their enemies
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
DR.. A, B. TADLOCK.
SURGEON AND PHYsTcrAE
Examining surgeon for Pensinn.

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE r..
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risxs Sad Hass-s ell IN god order Apply 81
tAG eEles.
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sezatien; tksfssefA
Assnsss6, Tkst eaf senstefs IN The Csngfsss Of
Ne uaise8 STATES are hereby Instructed, saA eur
Representatives requested 70 pss tAsss sssffsns 70
sesafs he sspssi ~ Ne tsx II tAsss esa PEI pond
On egttcn.
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Aise ElLAsnus.

M smith, u Hssdsssaa, istfeanasi = bin pro.
yiiing THAI ths s1fposssisa af Aemphis SHALL pay
for the ssrensss INQUIRIES By the Metropolitan Pc
lice sys.stn. Passed
Nc. Richards intSoaaesd bin 10 smsad The char
tar Of the Memphis and cassisssoa kailsasa ocsn-
psBy.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of the elsy o. ghst
tAaoags passed sssend reading
Mr.. Richards iAtfoduasd : bill essaAFtaiha She
consolidation Of he Tssasasss aud Aisesms hsil-
resd Company, fesnszsss and Alzesms centfsi
Railfesd eompany, asa ths cehtFsi scsthssa Rsii.
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ia the dif~tsa Of Lac Statien. ID fsftteFssthaEs
ICES tho opnPaay 20 Issue besds nol sscseaiAg ase
hnEafsd thousand desiaa Il . rate 81 iataresl 20
sressAiag tee Pea usnt Passed.
6aassa bill iar The ssiisf u ne bseahoIdsssus ths
STATE. psasad ffsi reading
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speskst Fsssfs-s Ia ihs ehaiHe
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
The Veto

TIE President has vetoed the Fred
mans Bnreau bill. His veto gt
Is lengthy document fo- ona ef that
kiai. He argues 1T length against the
requirements nf new bill of this kind
anl advocates in the same message the
immediate admtsnce Of the Southern
States TO their seats ia congress. That
there is ard will for some time be a
great aisarrarcement If afY,irs in the
South which this or similar bill. if j,
should become law. would remedy
we cannot doubt With fuller know,
ledge of the bill than we had last week
inclined to think that the Presi
dent is not far ont Of the way upon the
point that the bill in some Of its pr J.
visions is unconstitutional.
The Senate tried to pass the bill over
the veto, but failed to pass it by the
constitutional two thirds majority. This
d -,p~eS IT he present bill It IS said
fha' another one will be introduced
Since The veto message the Demo.
erscv have been holding meet,ngs in
S. i.onis, Ohio and other places en-
fiofsing the President. On the 22nd
sasi large meeting was held in New
Yerk city addressed ~ VIM H Seward
who defended the President, and said
the present Freedman's Bureau waulG
exist vet for one year under the Law
that created it. The President is un.
lerstocd to have the same views
Henry Ward Beecher has also addres
>el meeting in which he expressed
himself in favor Of supporting the Pre-
sinpnt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
Editorial Convention

There Is call out for an editorial
convention 70 be held at nes Moines on
the 7lh Of March. We have long held
that there was necessity for such &
convention and are highly pleased that
it will be held. We hope to be able 10
attend, but fear We shall not be. W.
ho1 9 complete set OF rules and regu
la,lons will be adopted, reducing the
editorial ard publishing business to
more uniform system throughout the
State than it is a, present.
The commission allowed eastern ad'
vertising agents is too enormously high
We hope there will be an agreement, by
which All will abide not to allow them
more than fifteen per cent, which il
more than any other business pays, and
tat tho fraternity will reject All advcr'
tisements asking greater per cent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
Important Bill.

We notice that very important bill
to this part Of the State at least
has been presented IN the Senate BY
Senator Woolson. It ia 10 take the
lsnd grant from The Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River Railroad company and
C. ,nter the same on the Iowa Central
The former company has, been &C
troacNefons AMI mean, that We hops
the bill viii pass.
It was ref.red to the railroad com
mttee and ordered printed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
{ (hmmunicated.) J

BuCK1N0HAM, Iowa, Feb. "a.
Mn. WIFr1Eo
Dear Sir.
I see in yonr last isane notice Of q
donation in Richland to 4 minister there
Of one hundred and thirty dollars. as
though it was something rather more
than common and also request to be
informed If there was any othe- part
Of the county could do % much. We
had donation here some two weeks
since, for the Congregational minister
land the last Of series Of such parties)'
in which Mr.. Roberts says he received
sl4o. Nearly two hundred partook Of
sumptous feast and after wards nearly
as many baskets full might have besn'
picked up, as was told Of on another
certain occasion.
I should not have thought Of saying
anything about It If I had not seen the
call in your paper, although I knowit
mus, help you to make your paper in
teres,ing where everything Of any in.-
terest is reported to you.
Yours truly
1T. AMES,
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State of Iowa, nj
Tama County, SC.
To Valentine Smith. Ellen Smith. Lidif
Williamson, Sarah Kress. lsanc Smith. Rehec.
ca rush, fhehe +. Long, Le,itia Smith Am.
hrose Smith, Mary Ellen Hays, and Elias
Ilays.
Yor, aud each of von are hereby notified
that there j. naw on file in the oiHce Of Tie
Clerk Of the niSttic, Court of Tama County
Iowa, a petition Of John Smith claiming
Of yon the partition of certain real estate
therein mentioned ana that unless vo. ap-
re.r thereto md defend on rbefore noon OF
the second dav ~ the ney' term Of said court
being the EeNrt3arv tetm of said court
for the year A y. 1876. commencing on nc
.hirl Nond of February A. b. ls';ti, default
viii be catered against you and judgement
rendered thereon.
Eey. WM II SriNERS
Stamp Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. %, 1865.
Constitutions, Amend m nts.

constitutional Amendments.
We observe that in addition TO the
proposed amendment Of the constitution
cna~sing the basis Of Congressional
represents alton TO the voting population,
two other amendments are proposed.
The frs. that each President shall
hold that office but one term during bis
life
We believe had this been incorporat.
cd in our Constitution years ago James
Buchanan would perhaps have avoided
the rebellion bv lettering its incipient
measures instead Of allowing them, to
please theSon'h. and thereby secure the
second term Of Office. Many cogent
reasons could be given Why this pro
posed amendment should become q part
ofour constitution.
The next one is that the Constitution
should recognize our name to be
"Amer1ca", instead of the "United
States. This also ls good propo
sit,on. The name is short and appro
pirate. 1t also expresses what we really
are "Amercans", not "United States
aus All Europe recognizes us as
Americans, and why should we not
take upon ourselves in full this, short,
appropriate expressive historic and
poetic name?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
legislative summary
Condensed from the estate Register

CCnuen6eQ from inc s'otaN0 nSSISssS
Proceedings OF THE 2l.
In the Senate bills we're introduced to-
provide for resuming all lands and
rights conferred npon tho Cedar Rapids
and Missouri River railroad, and for
transferring the same to the Iowa Cen
trail Air Line railroad; to amend
Chapter III Of the laws Of the 10Th
Genera, Assembly 90 assso give certain
lands to the Agricultural College to
amend Chapter A Of the Acts Of the
10th General Assembly relative to-
powers OF railroad companies.
Bills were introduced for re.organix.'
ing Boards of Supervisors to incress-r
ing tee. Of sheriffs to land erroneouslyf
sold for taxes; to T,easurer's receipts'
for taxes; to appeals Of District Cooris
in criminal cases. The question Of the
re admission Of the Rebellions stases4
was discussed at some length. A reso-.
luton instrncting onr Senator'S and Re-.
presenta,ives in Congress to secure the
passage of,he Treedmen's Bureau Bill,
Notwithstanding the veto Of the Presi.
dent, was adopted 35 % 5.
In the House Mr. McNutt Offer ed S
resolution Of instructions to our Con-
rressmen relative to the Freedmens :,
Bureau Bill which Wa briefly discussed
and further. action postponed till to-
morrow at 10 O'clock
Feb. 22nd
In the Senate large number Of Pc
,itions were presented on the subject.
of increasing the fees Of County Snr
veyors; resuming certain lands granted
to The Cedar Rapids and Missouri River
Raih Dad; to increase the jursdiction'
Of County Courts to repeal the pre.ens'
Liquor Law: protesting against the
repeal Of present Liquor Law; and 10
make provisions for Idiots /; to fr the
compensation Of County Judges; to-
authorize the admission of idiots into
the Hospital for the Insane; the sub
;ect Of the readmission ofthe Rebell,ous'
States was discussed at some leu.th.
Tne House WAS engaged all day I'M
disc ussing the Senate resolution 10 re-.
ference to the Veto Message Of l'resi-'
dent johnson, and adjourned without
taking any vote.
PRocEEp,vGs OF THE 23l,
In the Senate petitions we're present.
ed in favor Of repeating tho present L.
ouor law against repeal Of tho same j
to repea. the law legaixing the mAnuf.c>
ture and sale Of beer and wine tor m
oreasing recoders' fees to re'nsese
Count, Courts with the power to estab,
l;sh roads. Resolutions we're offered rel.
alive to instructing Senators and hep.
rescn,a,iyes IN Congress to secure an
amendment Of the conatitution, 80 that
mn presiden: can be eligible . I'd term.
Tn the House the bin repeating the
Law which limits State aid 10 District
and County Agricultural Societies t.
those whose receipts sre less than $500
was ordered engrossed the bill 'sgn.,
la,,no the toll Of grist mills was g onnd
sometime and finally referred t"'a spec'as
eommit,ee. The Senate resolution, rel
alive the Veto Message Was adopted
only 20 members voting IN the negative
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
Apple Trees
2 2 20 q years old,

And YOUNGER TRE REEs, and 4 very general
assortment Of Pear, Plum and Cherry trees.
& other nursery products for sale cheap q, his
Central Nursery, in Spring Creek township
Don't be humbuged by travelling
Agents, and bear III mind, l a,moys keeI
a good aud large variety.
Some If the best bearing orchards in tho
county came from my nursery. can s,i' YOU
Try me, ny2 c.. ~ KNAPP
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28

A. 40 A MONrI Agents wanted for
~ ~ ~ six entirely new articles. just ont
Address @. I. GAREi,ss .Cty Bnitiing,
Diddefor5; Maine, vsaiy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
Marriage and Celibacy, :,

AN ESSAY OF WAHNINW 'ANU ~
n srRUCTlON FOR YOUNG MEN. Also
Diseases and Abuses which prematurssy
prostrate the Vital Powers with sure means
81 relief Send in sealed letter snveloPes,
free Of charge. Address, pr. =: SA.L.,N
HuUGHrON, Howard. Association, I1.s@
slptia, Pa
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THEIOwA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WIET1NG, ED1rol.
TO l. r ID o, :. o W A.

TERMS Of Transcript, $3.50 per. year, in
ADVANCE or $500 if in arrears 8 months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
JHsf rnbR'hta IN Seated Enre,ope Iriee . cts.
4 Lecture Nn the Nature. Treat.


4 Lecture On the Nature. Treat
men'. and Radical cure of Spermatorrlioea
ar Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
s;ons, Sexual Debility, aud lmpe lnents 10
Marriage generally. Ne voasness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Hentsti and
Physical lncapacity. resulting from Self-
Abuse, Sc. BY ROBT J. cIINERW ELL,
Nd, Author Of the "Green Book &c.
The world renowned author, in this ad-
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from MS ow n
experience that the awful consequences of
Self-atuse may be efectually removed with
out me iicine. and withou, dangerous surgi-
cal operations, hoagies, instruments rings
or cord:als pointing out a mode Of cure II
once certair aai e.'cctual hy which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition may
he may cure himself chea ply privately, AVID
radically. THIS LECTURE NILt. PROV
A BOON TO THOUSANDS \ THOUSANDS
Sen'under seal, 10 any address. in plain
enreiore, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps by addressing
CIlAs. j. G KLINE { CO.,
l27 Bowerv New York. Post office
box 1886.
v1n25yl
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Ii NBER! 1t NBER!

Mrssrs. J. r. Smith & Co having rur-
chased Of I, \. Hall Esq, his entire interest
in the lumber trade and leased his yards,
beg leave 10 announce to the public, that they
are prepared al all times to furnish the best
grades of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
Coal, Goa! COl!t!

he undersigned, having affected arrange-
mepts for the exclusive sale j, this ~ af et
'oonshoro coal, would announce that lhrv
sre now prepared 10 receive orders Cor the
same, which will he promptly slea
This Goa, is Acknowledged to be snnerior
in many respects to that mined in Illinois
and experience proves that one ton Of ii IS
equal to at least, three cords Of common
wood while in point of coareaiencc il is GER
family preferable, and must of necessity soon
take the place Of wood which i already IL
many PAGES, becoming quite scarce. As ~
re maxine. preparations to open yard in \
hort time. we are desirons of sscert4tining IS
lie rly possible, the probable an. uli,
Nl.it.h will ne consumed hv regular customers
enahle us to actermine the quantity neces.
ary to be kept on hand, as wa intend ts
ave y full supply At all times, and % his
nd, would request. that taa.e wishing Il
asc il would call upon us a early as con.
1enient, and leave their orders.
J. 4. SMITH \ Co.
Rlw4 Lumber Dealers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28
ro OWNERS tf moRSl,>

DR.. +. J. CADY, late Veterinary Surgeon
Of the End. Iowa Cavalry, and also graduate
ot the Chicago Veterinary Institute, will treas
all cnses Of sense Of The horse
Office, at his residence In Columbia Tp.
n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28

Should be used by every one who Woule
restore their Hair 10 more than its oriQi'
nal beauty and !uKuriancc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-28

PHrcE sfsO PER BOTTLE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

B The PROGRESS OF CRINE.-Good and evil
seldom alone The progress of Improvement,
generally, is attended with an increase in crime and
our town is exception On Thursday night of last
week, Rev. Jacob Martin arrived in this place in
tho express tran South, at AS. He was followed
BY somo scoundrel while walking from the depot
to the residence of his sister, Front street. When
he arrived at the crossing of the Shamokin Valley
Railroad he was seized by the THROAT by the stout
rufian, who dressed in light clothes and pressed
to the ground. By extraordinary efforts he shook
off his assailant and called for help when the villain
fed night or two after another stranger, who
arrived in the night train, was knocked down while
another person was showing him the way.
On Wednesday night the Post Office was entered
md robbed of nearly all the letters left in the boxes
perhaps hundred in number, and about So in
the till. An entrance effected by tearing off
of the weather boards Of the back part Of the build
ing andcut,ipg hole through the lath and plas-
terin9r ....
The same night passenger In the Express train.
which arrived here behind time and stai o er until
the next morning, was robbed of $780,
About O'Clock on Thursday morning, two indi.
diduals called at the Charles Hotel, Third street,
and while the landlord went out for water, robbed
his till of ss or $40, and fed before his return.
1t is high time that something is done and the
Borough Council should make every effort to arrest
these marauding villains and prevent any further
ourages on persons the property of our citizens.