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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
VIII Cumback.

The Franklin Democrat tho other day
published an article copied from the Rich
mobd Telegram, rejecting on Will Cum
back. aud Ia copying tho article stated
that the telegram was an organ OF the
Radical party, We wish to say to the
Democrat, that that papor Is not nor ever
has been o Radical paper. We append a
notice from tho Richmond correspondent
Of the Journal M to tho character OF that
sheet Win tho Democrat have tho manli-
meas 10 make tho oorroctionY
We arc sorry TO spoil the pleasure OF
tho Robols In tbs region who tookso much
pleasure Ia making use OF tho fraud,
Copying slapder from n nondescript sheet.
and then claiming that Cumback has enc
mics in the Republican party, will not 80
down: nt sI ta
THE TELEGRAM. l....
There Is tumor 10 egard 10 this hybrid
lournal-as intimated in this correrpon
deneo Il Is drifting out 10 sea-aud
the latest Is that the Democracy are about
to gobblc IL up.apd pvt on a crank and
makeit an organ. IL has been every
thing by turns, aud po,hing long, aud the
Transition 70 q state OF, pcmocrn,i,ude will
be downward aud easy. II haa been. We
believe. determined that M organ Of tho
unierri6od shall DO established here, and
10 is probable The arrangement VIII 20
made. iss., ass .aiifp4
--fGrecnsbarg Chronicle
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
GRAND holiday DrAWlNGI
TO De DRAWN AT C0,INGTON. NY.
CLASS Y DECEMBER 81, 1867.

No moro acceptable aud appropriate present can
be made 10 n her, vile, ohnEhier, busband OF
father, th1n . ticket m the Kentucky State lot
terry. IL has long been aeknowiedged that u Of
fers greater Inducements % the purchasers of
tickets than any other legnlized lottery In the
world The December scheme SURPRISES, In gran
deur. anyihing Of the kind ever presented 90 the
public; II distributes $gs0 $50. The capital prize
l. $50 .e0e insufing n handsome fortune 70 the
lucky hoidsr of tho oorrss ponding ticket. Hun
dredr OF we'll attcSisi Instances, similar To the
following. aie almost daily occurring "Mi,s
Mary Russell Mitlard. who died In 1895. when
only ten wears of age, gained, as ptiEo In lot.
terry the handsome cum of ten thoufahd pounds,
or fifty ihou.ana dollars. The ticket Which drew
this magnificent sun, was presented 10 her by her
father, 1ir. Milford, one of the most prominent
mer aud Judges Of the time" How many homes
would be hri gh,easd by n similar success In the
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING Of the Ken.
tucky State Lottery,on December Sist, 1897.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

8 ThsPrss,dsat had veto OF the Bill Of
Equal Rights Cor the District of Columbia
.seady on Thursday oflasl week, but ptihe
las, suoueut dsoidsd no, to sead Il In,
making /, necessary for Congress to Pas'
Il fss the third time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

.Hf1lI1E7 rs TAIEs1I UI|11IIT
v,Hf under<irned, sprointsd BY abe Court 81
Il Cos won<pls.s Of Rankin Coonfy. Indiana. q
commisssorsf for thar putpo.s, fdslsls previoasly
s1.tc.l..tIJ "a = Il u III 800. foco y
"" c''"e'y n"s -" " So'*oFy tooo,
At o'clock ~, expose 70 sale putlie ssetios
us land afdcssd % be soidIn iss e>se Of As<.1>k
hutehinson aud stbeo ". Gideon Rynss And
othrrs, nov rsndiuk nsstd tooFt. aad situate A
said County, 70 vits
ons Out lot containing tI acfss more Or less,
and nsr'seftd snu e~'eF'bse tbss psnmsnelse
al state ~ the I4st tioeofV Y. y. tlsfksess lot,
being Ish poles ises ths ssss'sa nae rssn,ss ~
tetsn .pe0loos " ana ~, th~soe fenniuk horl1
on degrees East from aid iine 70 poles - ssfske
thence seath ~ d<k ~ frls< - .ths rae. ibspes
down said run south 81 dsx "sst ~ pe'ss>
tbeuce M the bill 70 the place 81 bsSlnn*nk eItu
ate on the koath hiIisid< shd Nerth % brootviiIs
aud i'as.sSsrr,, Sst's q ns,sfr ~ nsst 10 ssIss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

MOT cE4s hereby given 10 the rsnehefsl Of
~ Common Schools, In franklin Coanty indv
thetlhey are req uifed 20 meet ~ the Court Houae
ia tho rowu OF nrookvillr. In said County, on
MOI day the seth 90 December 1897 &c 20 e'ciock
A. NJ of said day, for the phfpass OF eseani1inF
q Tearhers' Instituia, fos mutual Instruction aud
the advance ment of the cause ~ educaiiop, which
will continue In session for the term OF ave DAYS.
Also, sohsvi Trustees will take notice OF the
samr. and govern themselves according TO The
! Goth seelon OF an act 10 provide fora GENERAL
system Of Common Schools, approved March OH
1879 which rrads thasi i"when any such insti-
tuie u In session, the connvE Schools Of the
connty In which said lesrlTurs shall be held,
shall be eiesed darling the s.sflen Of SAID lssft'
1urK 1" wM. D. MADDOX, 1r
dec l3,3w i School Examiner n. @.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
pis.illery Seizure.

Rumors A. 10 the seizure OF the distil.ery
Mt Shelbyvile. which were ia circulation
early Last week. we're premature and grew
out Of the fact that revenue detective Off
GERS had visited that place Formal seizure
however. was made by Collector Brown
on Friday, and the facts reported to the
District Attorney with view to suit for
forfeiture OF the distiIlery.- journal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

We learn that A. u. Sinks Esq, late
Clerk Of the Court Of our County, has
purchased tho Connersyille Times located
at connersvillo, Psyctts County. Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

Mr. Julian, our Representative 10 Con.
gres-. has been relieved Of the Chairman
ship OF the Committee on Public Lands,
and given back seat on another commit
tee, Schuyler seems not to appreciate
true greatness.
So says the Tskgrom OF this olty.-a lie
without sny foundation Whatever. Verify,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

the wriler must love the service OF the
dcvil,0b serve him thus gratuitously. =
| Richmond Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Congress- Adjourned.

Both Houses of Congress adjourned last
Friday until January 9th.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
NlW Yla REYlLuTInN.

nut tAt ~ uA y a tNNs
Don't be startled. DO ouuntry's cafe. New
ertheie,s, me tate, instantaGe0us revolution Is
impvn ding. Don't
BEAT THE DRUMS,
for this is siieut revolution. IL Ia now going on
IN EVERY STATE,
including the married state, the single state, and
all states of IA. human hair which are not Ia har
mony with beauty. OF whatever undesirable
tinge womaos nnglels or mau's locks or whis
hers may be, the evil Is renedied instantly by
CRtSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which Is harmless rs water, and certain 20 pro.
duco a natuia! black or brown Ia Ave N inutcs.
Manufactured by j. cRIsTADORU, Is Maiden
Lane, New York. sold by ali Druggists. APP
pliedby all Hair Drouefs. doc y In
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
NOTICE TOPARMERs.

IIIGHEsr market price Tor Corn, Rye, sc,I ~
II the Brookylis pistiiiery.
~ iSn. FhANk HAbN' 4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Notice.

! TO ut WHOM II may 0"nooFni ------ N
NOTICE Il hereby given. that after tho explra-
~ tioa Of three mpaths from this date, tho I'M
dcrslgned will appiyt 60 the auditor Of Prank IN
County, fndmna, Tor new certificate of purchase
20 i.of No. ~. Town ~. kangoil2, Of school fec
tim No. no, Franklin County. Indiana, the old
ono having been Lost, TO be isssed 20 Margaret
Montgomery. JufiN u. DAVIS
Drook vile. Ind. Nov. 20. 1897 I'm s. l.., q.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
The 7, importance Cuast.o- in Methodist
Ccufs e.ce.

Tie New Iok 7.ijans, in it's report cf
Tuesdays pso,ee lings Of the New York NJ.
E. Conference says The ten.reranc, COM
miitee appointed TO visit All any last week,
and sound the legislature reported that no!,-
ing bur the over Of ,,,oncy can effect o modi-
fcation OF tie excise law in the Assembly,
ana tia: Governor Fcntou has so far commit.
ted himself as to say: That law deserves
fair trial The announcement having hcen
app'auael, A Clergyman introduced q resolu>
ton requiring the sec aries 10 call the ,o'l
o. delegates. and suggesting that each dele>
gate respond with either yea to a total
abstinence pledge. The resolution a..oke tile
sleepers and almost ins antaneously there
was futterall over the house. and a pressure
toward the Bishops desk. Nearly halfos lie
delegates were on their feet AT one time, and
the aislcs near the c!ancel were tlrongel hy
clergymen, who were yainly striving 70 get
the car Of the presiding officer. At length
the Rev Mr.. Foster was heard, ana he said.
with emphasis, that. while he had been ali his
life S temperance man in The strie.est sense
Of the phrase. lie would resist the resolution
which had been sprung upon the conference,
and he did not hesitate 10 add that il the roll
were called he would record his name among
those of clergymen who would refuse TO lie
eoerced into taking pledge. TIE Rev. Chas.
Gorse pressed the resolution; ii delegates
were not sound to the core on the question of
TO. al abstinence, he wanted 10 know it. DR..
Fox characterized The call of the roll as an
inqHisitoral proceeding, and therefore enter.
ell his protest Other gentlemen nlorsed the
remark and others demanded the calling If
the ROLL. Blu. after repeated attempts to is
trolncc amenlments, the resolution wrs
qna.led, and delegates were invited to ar-
proach the sccretarys desk and atfix their
signatures to several toa! abstinence pledges
which had been provided. Father Boklm. an
octegcnarian, led with his Signature The
conference then, hy 4 vote, formally thanked
the Metropolitan police commissioners for
their s,crn enforcement OF the excise law.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

tended, but tod him her choice was already
made, and her hand promised 10 another
I Cards were given out, and Grace Church
was crowded 10 witness the marriage of Feed
ciic Graham and Minnie Rose. The bride
looked lovely in satin and pearls, and they
held grand reception in the hotel The an
nouncement in the papers caused great
commofion among afis'ocrai:c circles. who
were in despair because OF their ignoring
their acquaintance with Tie Roses. 1t read
thus -
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFT. BY the Right
Rev Bishop P, Frederic. only son Of Sir
William Graham, OF - shire, England, 10
tie lovely and accomplished Miss WilLelmina
Esq. The happy pair sail for Europe, to-mor.
row, accompanied hy Sir William and his las
dy. who is The mother Of the bride
"IIev you hcerd lie news?'' said the old
dam Price to the same old neigi.bor, who,
though bordering on her threc score-and-,cn
years could lolhlc about 10 4 near negilbor' 8
and talk over tie affairs Of the tines
What n,ws9'
"Why Joraleman Eosses widow Las gone
and 60, married TO (, cat English losd. and
her darter Minnie has married his only son.
\ great match, It's said. Mr.. Robson so. it
from the Bishop that they live in the grand
est place. have parks and fountains ard stat
ues and s;ch like, besides a great loase in
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
Don t GIVE Up!

Tie sying words of Nelson send thrill Of
inspiration TO the heart. The tiaun,less intre-
ridty Of Perry most hel oic Where there
is i will here il a way is often remarked
Barriers may loom up ohstclos seemingly in.
surmonntahlc. lut If the heart is bent on ac-
eonplis!i;ng what it has undertaken it will do
IT, sho.:gh fo.ca,l TO grarpte with officially at
every step.
Columbus iouFneycd from court TO court only
to be repulsed and jeercd at as a Visionary
Fulton expended time, and money and labor
upon villa, Tie word call sheer folly. yet
steadily and undisniayed he toi ed on. Ii you
ale embarked in an enterprise worthy of sue.
cess. though ths of disaster rise noun
'Ais hig.. don give up Scores and hun.
'!re'ls before ,on, Lave been deeply involv.
ed in trouble and perpleSi'y, bul they dldn't
give up. aad ind"minitable energy bicugh.
them safely through.
Many Of the wealtliest men on Change have
seen the time wien failure seemed inevitable
but instead of Yielding to encouragement they
Ic.severel. and now, instead Of bankruptcy.
wealth is theirs.
There are these who will seek to throw cold
water On your plans; but they gre only croak-
ers. Your success will put their i'll boding TO
silence, and If good humored nd kindly dis
losed. they will applaud. They prcl hesied
certain i-aster Mhen ihe.lsying of the Allan.
&c cable was first talked Of But when the
experiment proved successful. oh, them they
always knew it would. AMI they shouted and
clapped their Lands, and joined in The general
rejo cing.
In the late rebellion hey tol us on tho n,h>
or side Of the water thar We nigh, as we'll give
up frs: as last; !; was of no use holding out
longer, ii was gone case with us. And SO it
would have been If we had listened to them
But We iiint give up and what was the res
snlt? Why, \ ,aost gl ,rions success
Il is worthy of note that the greatest achieve
mcni is often accomplished through opposition
the most iornidah,. An object, if il is worth
attaining. is worth striviig for and it. will
have far more value in our cycs-look far,
M re precious 10 us gained by the good right
arm Of effort, tlan ii it had cou,c to us un.
sought and fro:a the sof. gloycd hand Of ease.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
Curious Letter from a BURGLAR.

Eecentiy bundle, containing a complete IA
set o: burglars tools, consisting Of forty -fonr-
safe, door, and store keys, twelve pick-locks q
twenty.thrce drills. three punches four evldsi
chisels. six steel hooks used for opening "a fes
one fine saw, one. brace aud Bit, six pieces cf
waS for taking impressions of keys. one screw
wrench, ono steel jimmy, and one package Of {
House for Captain Jourdan, together with tho
following letter: "a
NEw YORK. April II, 1867
To Captain Jonrdan, Esq. Having been :
burglar for The PAST fifteen years, anl alway,
successful with the exception Of once, and
that heing when I fell into your hanl., and
your being nntiring in prosecuting me. was
convicted and sentenced to the State Prison.
After serving my time out, thought you
w"nla have forgotten me, aud there would be
noho'ly 70 interfere with me. started gain
A. my old calling, aud the first burglary that
intended to commit was frustrated again by
You tried again and again. and was always
met by yourself or your shadow haunting me
/ ''NttsS' went VT uOnc. NOW l am ufSRNSte
cd with yon and theving in general therefore
send you through the bearer all nv iocls.
being selection that many modern cracks
man would be prond 10 possess. You will sfind
, tools there that will open money drawer,
chest. or a trunk tools that will raise scut-
tie or go through brick wall; and again,
tools that will burst any safe in the country.
Ion will fni there a gnol many keys that
| will open any common lock, and again. KEYS
for the m st difficult locks. make you a
present Of all. and thiak you the only man
worthy 10 receive them, because, aside Of all
! can only praisc your integrity and admire
your ingenuity in ferre,ing out case. Z
never 'sw or heard of your equal, can as.
sure you. For my part | will try and Earn
an honest living, and keep out Of your way.
Moss respectfully yours. taasN 70
tSigncdl, Az Osp ofFxSrfs. r.
f s% - f53ss ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
Platform Of the Union Republican Party Of
Georgia.

The members of the Union r. Eepublican par
ty Of Georgia pledge themselves to acquiesce
in and .cerf, lly adhere to. all the require
menis set forth in the Constitution ns well as
al the acts and resolutions passed by Con-
gress in view Of the reconstruction Of the reh> =
cIstltes.
Cw Motto Equal ghts to all, withon, re-
gard 10 color, except those excluded by Cen
geess for participating in The rebellion.
Our Desre---To get back in the Union in the
shortest lime possible and on the terms pre-
seribed by Congress-
Orr enrious and Hrppv reflections cr.--That
the lsy is not distant when the state of Geor-
gia will again be clothed with her former
greatness and be numbered among the States
of -tl.c u hion.
.g Our Emile --Ih Star 81 ang.ed Panner.
DIR Pge3ye---To stand by each other until
the great object Of our desir. IS accomplished.
Upon tia, platform the old Empire State Of
the South will be reconstructed and restored
to the Union, genuine Radical Republican
State Ile old dominion is also reconstruct-
ing on Republican principles. The Richmond
Wig of April I'D YES tie proceedings OF
villa, it calls "a great meeting cf white and
coiored citizens, {how strangely those two
last words look in rebel raperl held at Pc-
tersourg a. which ,he following Platform was
adopted without a dissenting voice:
!. That white men and black men shall vote
nron the same and equal terms, and none
other.
2 Tba, white men and black men shall hold
office upon the same and equal terms, ind
none other.
z That no tax shall be assessed upon
coorcd ,aan unless . similar tax is assessed
upon the whites.
a. That no, one dollar Of public money shall
be appropriated for the education Of a white
child unless another dollar is appropriated
alongside Of i: for the education Of a black
child
s. That there may be no differences or ds>
tnctions between persons Of different race
except such as the God of nature has cteaieG.
and such tile rules of po!iteneas and nsages
of society and the unfel,erod common sense
OF mankind Shall establish aud enforce. With
ont the aid o: laws.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
counse. for Week Eneed Republicans.
The New York Triinne thus ccunsels week
knccd Republicans in view Of the Connecticut

The New York Tril,.,e thus counseis week
knecd Republicans in view Of the Connecticut
elec ion and lis results
..ilenccforth tie rct,o should be Universal b
Liberty and Impartial Suffrage regardless #
caste, race or color. Let his be our test-our
watchwod and battle cry. Ii there are any
who are fain, hearted and ,ime,ous-
dread TO 'lo what is right if there is any
roor devil who had rather burrow in his Office
If there is any one WHO shrihks from en-
tering upon this camraign-,ct him step from
the ranks row that we arc fo,mihg and 60 10
the enemy. This principle will bring victory
to us and peace to al the land, Without JUS
ticc We die or live life more terrible ,lnn
death Let our friends unite. and canvass
and organize. Where captains arc unworthy,
or timid, or timeservng let them be CASH
tered Where Senators seem more anxious
about missions and judge ships. and cozy
places and fear to say yes or no because of
Presidential frowns leave them and take men
whom VIC can follow We lost Connecticut
by timidity and cowarlcc We only deserve
victory when We are worthy Of it. Victory
that comes by compromise, or concession, or
time serving disgraces or wounds Republi-
canism. Rather than see such triumphs we
would prefer to have the radical party back
to what It was ten years ago. We have the
power, and we should not shirk the response
bility. This was doue in 1865, hence the
defeat in Connecticut. five continue to do
SO, nothing can come but disaster and dis
grace. The battle is noe for Cnipersal Liberty
aad Ampartiat Suffrage. Le. the word be passed
along the line sa esa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
(,IiICAGO s. NORTilW ESrERN RAIL
" WAY.
IOWA DIVISIONS
sssss9s sSssz9z ss;sss,z sssssstS sSSiiaIz eeazk3

O. and after Mon.lay. Nov. 26, 1866 Passen.
ger Trains will run as follows
GOING EAST-MAlL AND EXPRESS leaves
W"olhine at 500 4. NJ; Boone, 1925 +. NJ.
Cedar Rapids, $40 +, NJ; Clarence, 1925 = NJ.
Clinton. HOO P. NJ; ard arrive in Chicago at
6 90 a NJ.
ExPaEss PASSENGER leaves Woolbine at i.3O
7. ~. Boone, 1875 A. NJ; Ccda. Rapids, 7,4O
A. NJ; Clarence $50 A NJ; Clinton. 1872 p. NJ.
and arrive at Chicago at 7,20 =. NJ.
GOING WEST MAIL AND REsleaving
Chicago NJ. 7,30 Y. NJ; arrives at Clinton %
A NJ; Clarence 5.lOA NJ; Cedar Rapi.la 7,tO
A. NJ; Bonnc. 1,55 T. NJ Woolhine. S,3OP. NJ
ExpREss PAssEvGER-Lcaviig Chicago Mt
e.l5 A. NJ; arrives ~ Clinton Mt ais r. NJ;
Clarence, 5,55 r. NJ; Cedar Rapids, 7,45P NJ.
Boone. 255 A. NJ; Woodhinc, S,45 4 N.
s-es I. B. HOWE. Supk +,
BF. F.pATRICK, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Clinton, Nov. ~, 1865. 1885.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

Gals IS pretty place in summer. but the few
acres of sood and lawn will neither feed or
clolhe us"
Notwithstanding her mothers dependency
Minnie fitted about, and her cheerful nature
suggested many ways 10 encourage her mother
to drop hr complaints AMI hope for better
DAYS. \ plan she had in her little curly head
which Mr. Steele anil herself decided on long
ago but whic', she dl,cl not yet unfold TO her
proud hgll-spirilcl parent. She knew some
lite tact WAS nee ssary TO get her consent,
and she wai,el fitting opportunity before
broaching the subject.
When all the costly furniture was duly in
stalled at The Oaks, and Mrs. Eosse had time
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
lsLAREN CE IL OU s E..

ClnraMce, Town.
ONO BROTHERS, Propriet"rs.
This hotel has been recently ref'tcd aud
refurnislled with especial care for the accom-
mo lation Of tho travelling public. Good sta
bling furnished. DeA. Charges reasonable. va
l3-tf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

akain to .,.;.,,, rc.i- r,,.,..n - -eg.; :.
10 change Of diet is necessary While
Fem, nor does their action in any man
t-rere with business pu suits. Price,
slOx. y,
OF the above mentioned articles will
to any address, closely scaled, and
by mail or express, on receipt OF
suddress all orders to
wkGER, SHUTS & Co. Chemists,
II. No. 2s5 River st., Troy, N. 7.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
Officers:

Parties wishing to insure in this desirable
company may apply to
Harrison d Sherman,
General Insurance .igents,
v1n1y1. Toledo Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
vRVU Il Il ~ 40 y :. a.,

ct. CHARLES HOTEL.
- (Formery Echclhergcr : llotc
Corner oj' .Scconl and IValnnt Streets,
Ml'.CAriNG. l0wA
James e. Galyean Proprietor.
Charges reasonable. Free omnibus 10 and
from boats ssnnl cars.
Gonl stahling in connection with he house,
aud farmers will be accommodated as we'll
and At the same rates they pay elsewhere.
Nov = l2tif:notf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
CAPITAL S3oO,OOO.

This Company is founded upon sound insnr-
ancc laws and principles, and is controlled
by the most rcspons BILE capitalists thro 4ghout
the S'alc--thc stock of which is owned wholly
in IOWA!