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AYERyrruy.- Sheldon, VI, on Sunday January 40,
MhRlA, wic ot Charles Abonortby, OF this city.
The and fronds OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from her late residoocs
Ia East roartcenh street this fhursdyI afternoon, at
one o oclocg, without further notice
Bsows. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, January
o. at the residence OF her Edward Cane.
CHARLOTTE BROWN, aged 20 years and months.
Tue friends OF the family arc respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral, from the Reformed Dutch church
ipr Smths In HARRISON street, mar Court this trhus-
day) afternoon at haf-psst ono O'Clock.
En glish papors please copy.
BEAOu --On Tuesday January 23, WOOSTER BEA0H, ST.
IN tue list year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow
Benson On Tuesday, January IS, Gscnur BrSsos
Esq. formerly deputy assessor of mo Tenth eonsrss'
Tue funeral will take place on Friday afternoon. q,
two O'Clock, IRON his late rcsideses IN Hsvosstraw,
BLIuvxr -On Tuesday, January "a, at tho residences
OF his brother, ARsEr s., youngest OF the ac Peter
A and Deborah Beuyelt, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF tho family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the fupera from tho Schodss
Fplscopal church, Twenty.fonrth street. rear Ninth
CcacoRAs On Wednesday, January 80 JosRrB Con.
CONAN 10 tho 23th year OF bus age, native OF the parish
OF Donarosgan, county Kilkenny, ireland.
1ho reaves and friends OF the family respectfu ul-
,v invited 10 attend the funeral from hIs late residence
126 Leonard street, this tIhursday) afternoon, a. haiti
past Que O'Clock
only daughter os Charles T. and Lizzie A. DAVIS.
fne relatives and tresds OF the family respect.
faiiy invited to attend the funeral from 1ei Clinton
street this trhuradayl afternoon, at two o'clock.
DAupsoS Ga wednesday. January 90 GErrsr g
DAupsos 10 The sob year Of his age
John hcB Davidson, arc invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residence, NO. l16 West Twenty thfd
siroo,, on Friday afternoon, Of ono o'clock The ~
DAILxY--On Tuesday, January 2S, Ina EtizAnErH,
daughter of John H. and Doro hea Daley
ghs frenas si the Iauug are respsQtaly invited q
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ma,sT,Ai.s AND OGArs+s.


BAYus -EAssErr Melville, L. T.. on Monday,
Jennsry n by Tue Rev. Mr. Van sicko, OIvs1 DAyns
20 ~ grHiNf BAssfgrr both OF Melville.
C1As,-.STRA yGEwAY.--On Thursday evening January
% by tho Row A. Eaton, CHARLES !. CHAsg, OF
Cnarleston. Il T., 10 Miss JsNSIg A. SmASagwAy. OF
New YORK ".
LoUGusAs-LoUGnRAN. Sunday evening" January
20 by too Rev Misbaei Curran, THoN.s y. a.
IorGnRAv TO Aiss SARAH LoUGHRAS. both OF this city
MoaiHoU r. CnBcITsi Ea-- At Brooklyn, Thurslsy.
January 30 the residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev.
H. N Duuuing ALFRED MoREu .UsE, or Now York, 70
ANNIE H. CH CnEsrER, OF Brooklyn.
SIMMONS s-CiY On Wednesday, January ~. NJ
Trinity CT urch bt the Row Dr. 0gibv, MIR JpsEru fA-
MONS to Miss EsaA THOMAS W. CLAY Mi Of this city.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30

from Ds@arsrs Tor Liverpool
coffee. TO Maaanser Pitlppo Had strong saies from
ssw 70 wNw most Of the passage.
days. with coal TO master. Is bound 70 Hoboken.
schr W Rober,s (Brh Thomas. Newfoundland with
schr Mary Kitch (Br, Kieh. Newfoundland, with her.
schr Huey tBrl silver, Halifax, Ms. % days. with
nsh, to whitney Co. Had strong westerly gales tho
o snd was o s 70 y ss 70 o
schr clarssa CBr, Marshman, CORVALLIS. Ms. with
schr Mary D Haskell Barber, baltimore. sdsys;
sshr steelman. Webb. Eizabsthport for Now Lon
sosr Rival Morrsll, EllzsssAport for STANFORD,
schr Tennessee. KELSEY Ezabethpor. for Huntington.
schr Mary Langdon, Bennett. Rock'ant
sehr Charles AUSTIN, Jackson, Boston FOR virginia
Sch Nequasset, DAVIS. Proylncetown for Norfolk
sr Cs Ssn
sssr sssr Ella / Isy a,SsIs New rrpSasnse iaasn
schr VIM Gray. CLARK. New II ven.
sssr sssr Nsr,h A drown, TAI. Briageoor,.
sehr Roscias HadSeid bridgeport Wa. blown OH Black
Has se ys% ss
sshIr sshr John 1 Heath; Jones, weseroOf. 9.
scnr A!mira. Harold Sorthporl
sehr VIM Cornell Jameson Southport
sshr Edwin coysr, o Br.sa SAG u.rbor.
sloop Lunwck. Thompson Sag Harbor
Steamer Steamer ooe.aas, Davis trosiacass.
steamer Doris Amy. Bristol
BELOW.
Brig Cook Oder Norw, o. days from Msasa-(oy pilot
Steamships Australasian and A,eppo. Liverpool and
anchored at quarantnel: Champsor. Cha ieston Alba
Bedford.
Wind at sunset Me-
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Tor Now York-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... ~ noUu sets .....cvet1 4
san sets. s.......... s Is High water. .,ornis d
PORT OF SEW YORK, JANUARY 30, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship wsscr CBrcm), weaSe, Bremen -ocirch, 4
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. ohareson-n II Nor.
steamship W Clyde Powell, Wilmington. No-James
Steamship Albcurarie Bourne, Ctr FONT and Richmond
ssamship ) Green Ininsn. Aicrapdra--J Hand
sbi. peIsr ,innei San Fransiscc-- q Comstocs a Co.
Brig q Crunp (Ba), Punch, MonievdeS VIA 81 Msrys
Br's Geo Downss tBr). Las'Ars Barbados-H Trow.
schr. Anna " NASH Humphrey Point a Peirs-B Y
schr U V Raymond hisgns, charsoston-Tupper Beat.
senley e Nisb,' Plum. Scvbernrhoma, Holmes
Ell bro ''
nEPoarKp BY rHE HsRALp STEAM YAcHrs.
5 steamer Wachusett Commander sciulelds, Hong
sers ep y h "a sD n r'ia SS' oa ~s
T sss ss .s E sSSSns M Ts e. poss sI ss
ards down eoud make oai hsr ssnss same lat and
'ysi st.smshlp kas.s tBri 1OoS Iserpoa Jan IS Vi.
9ueensscwn yb WITH ndss @ 'sa !, opnara
National steamer, bound r. - -
steamship seorgs, Dsssep. Vera crns Jan le va Ha
Ah. AL brig ashore on AJax Reef, FLORIDA
s.s.fnsIip rfSSsissus. Harris Bslaaore, with mase. 70
ship American Union Grant, London Nov q aud Isle Of
turn Co. had Tor Tue last 70 days strong westerly
gales IN which lost aud split sails carrier swfy vacksay
ssss very ss y Vas ihc sesvies xessry gales ever OK.
per sness J1n is,s9 si lon ~ a. passed bark Raia.
~ .s Jswss SsseS e aoaTe watson nnouo Ayrcs Dec
Md Monievico s.h With hides, 70 vernon brown 90
Brig Aususle sopble lswet) Lebsrmap, Tagnnres. lss
bs .rsns weserS u raes on The ooas DC is at &c a.
ton a. spoks bark Twilight, from Limerick Tor Montreal,
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The demand ,or & wheat osn.,aaed gh Iut fun prices
S5s $s4:s ) sss ;ss
e os aIa osn the a g. q s and n = s %
sales were Moderate 6ains limited g g. oo bushels "a
aaS nd u for wss - 9 70, so9s IN
boes a. & - Lower prizes Ins sae % we're pos
Western Rye wa. yl,hou. decided change: sales SO
%as
ported a. 81 Briey NAL. was s dun and nomiaa
very arm The ;gements were-io Liverpool io baes
private per steamer 5000 bushes corn At
Il Il "s ss co. Dss a. y 10 LS0 20 sH pSS
grain TO Cork. for orders 7s I'd orls II direct
iloPs we're in mo1snte demand and arn VITA saes of
sssrS S O. no 70 as prices we're uo
Hay far qemapd at 81 lSa 81 20 for shipping aud
j. was an 81 Md
Ssot aud 80 DO DencrArs % @ on private ri S ser"s %
ss sh iasStn' 'ss s%s
have besss psds s, I, ssss small " f2A n
S y: assS' e S.. ,S
ID ijse : 3 s. 20 and s.s 90 ss ss
O. M Pale was 2o@ss ed % I'll. ss Tar % was mod
IS 2 ana leo DO do terms; loo bbls cay pitch
20 Us2s Hss Ne unchanged At .isa.,ls In tasks
and oarles ohcr Aiuds were dull but steady al last
sa. q Sc Ss. r Rs
PnovissoSs.-Rooep,s 1855 bos lork, ~ d. beef ,si
pkgs cut meats .z do. lard, and l,v5 dressed L,ss The
more steady, closing S2U SIX 81 for old mess aud
s2 S4 81 icr new do he sales wero limited 20 VJ
for Prime quoted It si7 Sis aad
Mt Sy $40 ~ Beef IN TAI. demand and ARMY he'd.
9jo bos at 50 sis for pain and Ssa sl ov
for extra do 1erce Dc,f was rIfe more active and
rm the saies e9inprsas aooat .So S erses e. 81 70
prime do Pee hams S,rs modsra,ey active sale.
request, ~ former prccs safes 60 boaes at 40 ilo
for long RIB. loc. l0sac for Cumberland cut ls.c.
meats were uachInled s94c for shoulders aud i2o.
l3c hams Sales 10 packages those prices. Dressed
rm a. Ssc. g4c. for Western and 9Sc 100.
decidedly higher 33J) pbs at l3t6c. Iic TO No.
10 kettle rendered Batter aud cheese were without decided
change.
Crude in bulk dull, but held AZ former
prices. do. bbs, betss demand, lower
prices; sales 90 bbis 10 bulk l0iSc 90 bbs
aud ruInor,d sale Of large lot. Bonded contaued
rule quiet closed at 2fc ike for STANDARD white
sales 80 bos aud . 20 gallons IN ias at JOG 3lc, par
at the latter price haptna continued In active ds
sales 20 bbls for month"; i9c 2uc., latter
pdpe of yya bbls. an PM ade pha thc
naineu quiet i1v bbs standard white 2zpc and
3,Uvl do. uo.. for all this year. on private terms.
KIcR.-CUrUl.na quio, but firm IvLc lii4c.
Small slles were N de vii iiE the range.
prices odvsnccd &c per b.. fa4r good refining Cuba
closing a; iislc 70 sales de 2v5J hhds
ilhc i2ic for Cuba; also 40 boxes at i4c Refined
was IN better demand ani hrtner though pIiccs were
quot ably higher; hard 1890 1910; soft white iJsc.
I6t4c aud yellow, li14c. d i5sc.
wers lsposd OF ia Boston at 81 rs gold duty paid Cloaer
was quoted @ 2c s1Sso; timothy, ~ " 81 aud rough
FAX, - ~ - o..
SrEARISE Ia moderate demand Sales 1000 lbs At
lAtow moderate active at former prices The sales
10000 los at lie. a ii5sc
WHISKY -kcreipts ILL bos No business done. and
prices nominal
The New York herald., 1868-01-30

C0rFEE.i he maraeI for all kinds quiet but frn at
previous prices sales 1886 bags Ceyn Lord Nelson,
private terms
FLouR AND GRAIa-Receips 6ssl bbls four 500 do and
39.9 bags meal 1000 bushels wheat. $3.50 do
666s do oats 16 do and do barley The market for
state and Western flour was only moderately active but al
grades rinly held. If 50 bDs obtainabe
at lower price than lot OF Le0 bbs California
slightly active aud very rm sales prsed
bbls Southern -four was In moderate demand a un.
changed prices sales 6S5 bo!s At quotations Rye
-four steady, with OF l7j bbis at 81 rs 50 2
Corn meal neglected and the sales being
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, jar. zJ-u r.
CorroS-Therc was fair business consumm ated. the
demand being good for all purposes and OF 40
ib established ths market closing strong at the
Improvement. The sales 500 bales including 22S
for export 1859 speculation and 1855 for spinning
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-05
situation Wanted.

ny A FIRST CLASS COOK. SUITABLE
b for q Hotel, Restaurant or private family.
He acknowledges nc superior In the making OF
every variety OF pastry, or In ornamental;
choice, tasteful and economical COOKERY. 1o1d
references furnished II desired. He can be
fouud at Coins clothing and variety store. Main
street, opposite tho News Office. Gold Hill.
Gold Hil, November nth, 1868. nol1.tf
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ARR1rAls ANp pkrARruRrs.
ts@4fS Arrivals.

ssSaf ArRivais- l4@y-tA
NJ WELLS, YAReo N col =
Mrs futile and children, Geo ATWOOD. .
Parker, NJ N Frederick, Nj Barnard, MISS
Barton. Mr. Mandes, Mr. Chapman, George
Barton, JE Green, W Land, Mrs Land, Jas
Nunsell, A Anderson. w Cameron, MRS
Thomas, H C Light, Phil Ripley, Davis.
Kate Lipderman, Miss Plummer, W Fair, ]
watson, Miss Dodge. II Ham, RS Corbett,
A Passenger, John China, Miss China.
ny PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LNE.
E Dune, T Beardley, TIC Plunkstt, A W
Evans, Mr. Price.
Departures.
NJ WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Gen Williams, Mrs II ] Wilcox, Mrs
Daley, Sol Wagenheim, N B Arnot James
Black, Chas Higgins, LIT Heath, J Barnes,
DIR H Stereleds, 81 Wells, Jno Collins, Chas
Woolsey, H Woolsey, ] Meenan, George E
Seammon, Mrs H Jones, II Bremen, Mrs
Louis Janin and nurse, F Davis, Timothy
Riorden, ] S Bailey, L R Wilson, Mr. Cor
bett, Geo Keiser, Carl York.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE
James Sporting, TH Cunningham.
Br WOODRUFF AND MINORS LINE.
Mrs Hickman, JF Alexander, @ Brewer.
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WE, THE UNDRRsIGNKD

w Butchers Of Virginia City and Gold Hill,
held a meeting and passed the following :resolu-
lions, and Affixed our signatures to tho
lst-Rcsolycd, That while not wishing to crc-
ate any monopoly, or to take any advantage over
our customers or the public, that owing TO the
high price and scarcity Of live stock and the low
prices at which meats are retailing, We, In Justice
10 Ourselves, arc compelled to raise the prico OF
9dwRcsolved, That on and afcr December /,
1868, we will sell meats at the following named
prices only:
Chuck Roast. ............ al
Rib Roast and Loin Steak at % ="
Porter House Steak. ..... at 33H
Mutton
Boarding houses 70 be fnr-
nished. ID az, Conn
Bones to be charged for,
new customer unless he can chow q receipt In
null from the last market at which he traded.
l., r, FOX & CO., Gold Hill Market, +.
L. T, FOX, st. Charles Market, -r.a
STEFAN & LURCH, st. Louis Market,
KIRMAN s. DAVIS, Fulton Market,
J., C. MASEL, Empire Market,
MARK STR0USE, Central Market,
BROWN & AURICH, Union Market.
JOSEPH STEFFANI, ri Dorado Market,
GROSS & MERKLE. National Market,
j, A. MAYER, Gould g. Curry Market,
GOODWIN & YOUNG, Savage Market,
TIDSBURY & WOOD, Virginia Market,
CHAS, BIEGLER, Summit Market,
John NJ, OVERMAN, Fountain Market,
j. b. WOODMhN, Nevada Market.
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Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. q, F.
y q A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. Wy
room, corner Main and Rlanehad NH
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY ,N
evening at Z O'Clock. etated communication
INST Saturday in each month. All Brethren In
GOOD standing are cordially invited. 7',L.T a<g
BY order Of the W. NJ. l..- 4
Gold Hill December /, 1885. & deia
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Millmen, Painters, Glaciers,
Paper Hangers, Etc.
10000 POUNDS STsnv ENGLISH BLUE
Ioe OARRoYso OF sULPHURIC.
Is CARBoYs NITRO ACID
rs CARBOYS MURIATIC ACID
50 BALES GUM CATRCMUt
1000 GALS. DEvoR's KKRO-
0RNKI
5000 Gals. WINTER STEAMED
LARD OIL
10000 LBS. ATLANTIC AND
JRWRTT,S LEAD,
1000 LBS. RNGLIsH BED LEAD
$500 GALS. ENGLISH BOILED
OIL. In Drums and Barrels,
so BRLS. OHIO FIRE PROOF
PAINT .sa4se
1000 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
OF BOILED OIL, fer
Reef PaintinR, Etc., Etc.
PAPER! PAPER! PAPER!
r HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE AND
i extensive assortment OF WALL PAPER
ever offered in this State, comprising English,
French, and American patterns, In Gilt, Satin
and Blank. e.
For list Of prices and samples, call at
JOSEPH FRRDRRICKS',
Ne. 43 South O Street, Virginia,
OPPOSITE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, &
Where will also be found WINDOW GLASS Of
all sizes LOOKING GLASS PLATES, Double
Thick Glass; PICTURE FRAMES; GILT
MOULDINGS, ETC.; WINDOW SHADES OF all
descriptions; CORNICES, etc. -.
/, az Orders for Glazing, Pnpering, House and
Sign Painting, etc., len at -
rl=. JOSEPH FREDERICKS',
43 South C street, opposite Bank Of California.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

The with Annual Republican State Con
vcnton Of Iowa will be held in Des Mones
or Thursday, the 1th dag Of May 1868, at III
o'clock, .. n,- fer TIC purpose of nominating
fonr delegates az largo ard twelve district
delegates to represent the State of Iowa i'm the
National Republican Convention to meet at
Chicago on The 10th day Of May, 1SGS. Also
two electors at large and six district electors
for President and Vice President of the United
States. Also candidates for State officers ,e
bc chosen at the next general election.
The ratio Of representation will I've one del.
ega,e for each organized county in the State,
and in addition thereto one delegate for every
Two hundred votes or fraction over one hund
red votes cas-, for Samuel Merrill for Govern.
Or AZ the last general election. All voters
who supported the nominees and principles
Of the Republican party at the last general
election, or are sincerely rercntant for not
having done so, are cordially invited to take
part in sending delegates to this Convention.
Ey order Of the Republican State Central
Committee. &C. NOCRSE, Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27

Mr.. Cotton from the Judiciny Committee
NADIA favorable rcror, on Senate File ~, aho
liousc Files ;;l3 and ~ the same Communities
a ,so reported a bill authorizing the authorities
Of any incorporated city or town TO compel
any one con let cd under the ordinances OF fs'e
city or town. 10 work out the fine; Mr. Stone
from the Committee on Notaries Public, re-
ported favo,hly on House Files ESQ, .6' AMI
laS, bills legnlixing the notarial acts of VIM.
Ficde, Thos NJ. Aiherton and d. u. Miricle Z;
House File 241, bill for an act to rroicc.
crops from the invasions Of stock, was taken
up. amended, and finally passcd-ycas ~,
nays ,; House File pos, bill for an act TO
lcgalizc the organization of the Independent
School District of Montezuma, was passed
yeas 81, nays SO !; House File 252 bill for
an act 10 authorize counties to fund certain
Indebtedness, also passcd--yeas "a, nays D.
The entire afternoon session was consumed in
the discus sion Of the Circuit Court bill and
substitute therefor, and no vote WAS had tend
II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
LAWS OF IOWA
Published by Au hority.
CHAPTER 10.

An act 10 resume all the lands and rights
conferred upon the McGrcgor Western Rail-
road Company. by oru,der an act of Congress
| approved May Eth, 1861.
WHEREAS BY an act Of Congress approved
May 18th, A. y. 1864, entitled San Act for n
grant Of Ia nas TO the State Of Iowa, in alter
t,ate sections, 10 aid in the construct on Of
| Pal Road in said State, certain lands were
granted 20 the State Of Iowa Cor the use and
| benefit of the Mct;regor Western Rail Road
Co npany for the purpose Of aiding in the con-
struc,ion Of railroad from point at or near
he fcos of Main Street, South McGregor; in
said State in westerly direction by the most
practical bic route, on near the forty third
parallel of North Latitude until it shall inter-
sect the proposed railroad running from Sioux
City to the Minnesota State line. in the coun,
II OF q l}ricn, in said State Of Iowa. which
said grant was made TO- and accepted by, the
State of iowa, upon the conditions, restrictions
and qualifications therein named. And
WHEREAS Said act Of Congress fal Their pro-
vides that in the event Of the faiare of said
McGrcgor Western Railroad Company to build
twenty miles Of said road during each and
every year from the date OF its acceptance Of
said grant. then the State may rcsume SAID
grant. and SO dispose Of the same as to secure
| he completion OF road on said line and
WnrE,s, Said McGrcgor Western Railroad
Company has wholly failed to build said Rail-
| road as therein required, and to perform the
onditions OF said grant, and has forfeited
AL right to the benefits Of said grant Now
/ Therefore
| SECTION I. Be Il snac Ell b. the General H.
sanity Of Tie State of Iopa., That all lands
and all rights to said lands. granted or intend
el to be granted TO the NcGrcgor Western
Railroad Company by said act be, and the
| same are hereby absolutely and entirely re-
>umad by the State Of Iowa, and the same be
and are fully and Absolutely vested in said
5 ate if the same had never been granted
to saic! Railroad Company.
| Sec. > This act being deemed OF imEedi-
ate Importance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and Iowa Statesman,
newspapers published At Des Moiucs, Iowa.
Approved February y, 1868.
| hereby certify that Tie foregoing Act took
cffec. By publication, as required by Section
? thereof, ON the z9;lA day Of February, y. u.
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Secy OF State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
N ATION AL REPU LIC A N
CON TON.

The undersigned constituting the National
Committee designated by the Convention held
Mt Baltimore on the eth OF June, 1864, do ar-
l.ont that National Convention of The Tn
ion Republican party he held At the City OF
Chicago, H., on Wednesday, the goth of Nay
next, at - o clock NJ for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for the Office of President
and Vice President of the United States
Each State in the United States is authorize ed
IL be represented in said Convention by tbs
number OF delegates equal 10 twice the mum.
her Of Senators and Representatives to which
e.ch State is entitled in the National Con
gress. We invite the cooperation Of all cit
liens who rejoice that our great civil war
has happily terminated in the discontinue OF
rcbcliior; who wonld hold that tho unity and
integrity of the Republic, and maintain its
para Mount right to the utmost Of its own cx-
istcncc, whether imperilcd by secret conspir-
acy or armed force; of all friends of an eco
i.ure, Of tho complete cxtrration of the prin-
cpies and policy Of Slavery, Of the speedy
reorganization of,hcse States whose govern.
mcnts were destroycd3hy the Rebellion, and
their permanent restoration Of their proper
practical Electromagnetic the United States in
accordance with the true principles of repub>
lean government.
MARCUS l. WARD, orNew Jersey, Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LECTURE TO YCUSG MEN.--A gentle
~ man who in carly life was a victim to
that lcbasing bit 40 common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostitution, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery, and
after using numerous remedies without sue.
cess. he obtained from friend some simple
rules and prescriptions that effected perma-
ncn, cure. On behalf Of suffering humanity
he will send the same free of charge 10 I'LL
who may desire H.
Address, EDGAR TNENAiNE.
Station ID. New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
NOTICE IN BANKRuPrnY.--Y.;.,,a !, |,


NOTICE IN BANKRUPrGY.--Rhis il 70
IN give notice, that On the 2oth day a Aug
ust a. d. 1851, . warrant in Bankruptcy was
iysuetl against the estate of Jno. Zehrung OF
buckingham. in the County Of Tama and
State Of Iowa, who has been adjudged Bank
rnpt on his own petition; that the Payment
Of any debts and delivery OF any property
belonging to such Bankrupt to him, or for his
use, Ind the transfer Of any property By him
ars forbidden by law s that : mcoting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts. and to choose one or more assiRnees of
his estate will DO held At Court OF Bank
fuptcy to be holden at Abba, Monroe couutv
Iowa, before Col. Daniel Anderson, Register
On thp first day Of April, A. b. 1868. at 10
o'a&k AN.
I g. ". CLARK, U. s. Marshal.
% Messenger, District Of Iowa.
STKUBLE & BRADSHAW, ef'r'117F II
i lorssap.iB fss $3.50. n . i'sSafs 'sf'as.