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X Il L RT II. THOMPSO
IN ToWsoNToWN.

respectfully inform the citi4ri. e, Tow
s"niown aLd vicinity. thnt have q ""
Sure tat buy i"F Cash. aud Will sell Ia,
goods : AIRY LOW For CASH. and that Ia,
determined 10 pleas, all WIN inay lawn Ia.
with their patronage.
will hav, "a, al! tiin'- we'll -rlrct-i
stock # the choicest FAMILY GROCERIES .
nl'". tine n-s"F,'ncn' ct .tallr DRY GOODS
City made B,,i- and ~hoc-. Hats and Cam.
Vuscnswnr""f all 'l.-cfil ti"u, Hardware aud
n general variety of NOTIONS: al "i wLirL
will bc sold "a ciiy rtIcs,. aud IL. gods
promptly delivered e. i"y cu-i"in"r- ~ then.
Residences
will keep "u han', ,h' L.-i FLOUR /. j..
had ia the market. Al.". thr bet HAMS AMI
BACON. Mack"rel aui ll-rrins-. and will take
ear" thnt my patron. are -"rved with No ~
FEETOE ikTI'LEN.
hop hat m. friend, anI The Imbli. rri.
orally. Will favor nay enter pr., AMI help nnr g..
establish e Fir,t.i;at.. Store ia Tnw.nt.tnwu
KoBT II THOMPSON
Marcel
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Groceries, Liquors, dec.
GROCERY SUPPLIES!
G. LEWIS DUNLAP,
Groceries, Teas, Wines,
+ 10 U Il,
&C., &c, &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. , CEN.
TIRE MARKET SPACE;
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 10 W. BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE. Mn.
FAMILY ORDERS hllcd with the choicest
IL selection Of Goods the market can com
mand and PIT uP aud packed in the best mannsr.
sT0REKEEPERs
Supplied with Goods at the ioieest .mportiay
aud manufactures prices.
All articles delivered Ia Hotels. SteaInb boats
Railroads or private residences in the city free
oi charge
Our Stock oi
SUGARS.
COPIES.
TEAS.
LIQroRs.
FLOUR.
SOAPS.
ST iHCll. FRUITS.
CRACKERS,
HAMS PICKLES 4 SAUCES.
POWDER. SHOT. dc.. &c..
land articles tao numerous to pIcntionl all not
excelled ia the city either for quality. price.
or variety.
4 cat " .Sohcif,J Gom Az
Remember the address.
e. LEWIS DUNLAP.
Ne. - West Baltimore street.
aud ~. Cent?" Market Space. llal,o.
Nov. .. ls67.-l
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Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,
julius IIINES.S

Wholesale AND RETAIL.
Day &C OBS 5 TOnE,
C"rNLE ~ ''Ai IS" ENlrrnSts
whrr~ th' chvarc,, DRY ouuD> 8. .oli
IN the city.
Ju.t received it"ii Auction -ilrudid quality
MOLAMBlGtE at =. and - cent. cheap "a; ~
cent. Pearl MODES anil Lavender ALPACAs
at 81 aud - cent. Figured GRENADINES
at 90. - aud - 81. lees than half price. New
.tyl-s It Chen~ roiIiN and Tonriu Cloth, i,,r
suits. a; 8. c"i.i-. Plain French LAWNS.
CHISTZ PERI ALES. GlSGHNMS. very low
White MAHSElLLE> az go. -! and ~ cent.
Black ALfACAS, tor suit. ~ 81. IS. - and
80 cis.. great bargain. = Black al w"ol De.
LAME. Lupiu- Fahr.r ~ - aud -. cents
CALI'oE- ~ ~. e Ia .ini - IT.. The bee,
yard wide MUSLIN ia the city Tor i2:. Men.
and Boys WEAR 50 -. 81. 90. -. 90. - cent.
aud -. very cheap. a. ia"
CHEAP NEE.
Iay and Exeter street.. Baltimore
Nav aU.-'f
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Baltimore advertisements.
The Great Prize!
THE ONLY
Grand Cross OF the Legion Of Honor
AND GOLD MkDAL
A wAEpED to Aurn,AN esiSe MAcnNr.
IA IT the Paris Exposition q 1865, was Civ
ga tu Us af per Imperial Decree, uublished in
the Moni,cur Cniverscl.' lOflicial Organ II
lh' French Einpirc.l Tuesday, July "a. 1857.
TINE
HOWE SEWING MACHINES.
vANrrA'rtRrn ~
THE HOWE MACHINE co.
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President,
600 BROADWAY, ". y.
For Families and Manufacturers.
They are celebrated Tor doing the best work.
using much smaller needle tot the .amc
thread than any other machine.
IHE NEW IMPROVED FAMILY MA.
CHINE h. without rival. and cannot be- sur.
passed 10 Hrmmcr. Fcllcr, Braiirr. Quiltcr
and Guide go with each Family Machine free
ul charge.
su~ Erfry Hici.a, o.. q, ao,r pe.ircton a. tie
icsf rrrhuo.s D.. Mc r1rid cra aukt u
They are adapted &, al kinds of FamlPsew
ihg. and Manufacturing "i rysrN description.
making beautiful ani perfect stitch. alike nu
both ,idc. 80 thc article. owed. sud will nci
thor rap uos iaNcl
sc~ fir !ern tc.ig ,rn-ii. o'H. y any ya'
s'.f p . q. 'n',d no og,.a'or ro,. r,git., H.
af'- log ~ th'. q f paNo - ',ai,ng 70 e.
"Het.r. s'oi' ear',g o.rYs.
The Hest Machine in GIse world.
sr-sENp FOR ClRCrLAR-az
M,KENNEw 4 co.. Aoa>t,.
Ia Sharp Street, Baltimore, Md.
,-L"r>L AGENTS WANTED.
July 'nt
BTILDiNG N.iIERI.ILS,
BTILDiNG N.I7ERIILS' :
FI'uE ATTENTION ~ BUILDERS. CAR
TENTEEs. CONTRACTORS and an "tl
! crs nirrcs.ci the purchase %
ETHhfN" TFEfiL>'
]. invited 8" our SEW AXp LARGE STOCK
30 well .ca.'nri and wei, ini.i..d w,ik. rsu.
-..'.nr 90
uooI- ATp pooE FRAME.
WINDOW ANp WINDOW FRAMES.
rLiNr. AS"i..cL ~nrrrcRs.
SLATE woorLE >r,NrrL>.
NrwrLro>r>. r,Lt STEPS.
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SOAR. CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA

SOAP. CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Coil.o E-,"nc". Bacon. Tobacco. Fine and
Ground Alum salt. Matches. lir"om,. Blnca
ing. 81. Also. general assortment Of FAM
lily GEucERlES. row DER. SHOT. Gr.
- can and ascertain our prices bei,t.
purchasing elsewhere.
. p0>T FORGET IT. ia" well known OH
CORNEl Of Gay and Front Sts.. Baltic. MI.
= SrSpccial attention J.. called g. our Stock
G-y II Oip RYE WHISTLES. FRENCH
BRANblES, PURE RIMS and GINS
April -. ls6s. Is
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VNHE rtLrE"t thi. ',uano 3. NOW Ct. IN
L ts0'r. u..f IN .,.t4f'i. that it ,i,r- i"' t..
qGir" further commentator ffoul a..
IT," Company .'ca, "a. ""aao I,ip.ri. aud
other s'tr.0 q 'Dyplg from whirh is raw nia
t"rlal - drawn. ichrr. TIN ',uai.. Is,. .iii'
sucl his ~ '"l"ncr. can De-. br"u : hi ini.tia-s
Il Al & Pre-" a'' exceeding 'hn' of ,lo culinary
super rho.l hai.' ci l.iiur.
The lars" capital invested bv iL.s Company
affords the unrest guarai.iTc 81 ihc continued
excellence "f their fertilizer. the -li,iy -
the" rcap,al d"i'"ud' N 90 continued aud '''.
n,anrnt business.
Experience ha. shown that ,l..- uunu. %.
l'cn' thu Wheat crop from i've Co. ~ 10y. ear.
licr than I'll" >uirs rh"-pLaics.
II j. ;he pchcy aud I,.DI'"sc 80 IA" Company
e. furnish the best fertilizer tla; '..yr,.S .nd
capital. didcf Nv ia" best scientific ability. rAn
bring into market. At the 'oirc'' ya,.H .s,'
2, 'oHsumfr,.
JOHN :. REESE n co.
General t:ru'. ~ ,'. rac,ii. ,'uai.o. g..
PRINCIPAL ufr- II south .ir...t. lsliiin. r...
Iuiv Is tUfu
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IA II VI T. It So.
TRY TIE
ALTA vELA PHOSPHATE.

IT c"ni.ins .uili-',u' AMMONIA @. Nv, &c..
'iViiy without inju-! ?" IT," v.e't,tou. ani
larger percentage ",sul.U HnNEFIlnS
rHATE "r LINE ,hat amy ",h"r FERTILIZER
'o.c,hcr with r"is.a and sod. .naA,ugaC CON.
rLETE MANURE
Il la. all the illuminating quali,ie. pi
PERUVIAN GRAN" and res'"sncut, ~
r'cl'". III" sell. ir'"r - per ton ol !" hss.
zoo ID. zach. delivered at my i"ro' "a S"~
York city. A,a you, n"ishbar. about j., AMI
'rni fra pamphlet.
TiIE ALTA vELA GCANo COMPANY.
.. Broadway. New Y"rh
June ~. ~
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BdHlMOrC Advertisements.
T. q NJ ID O III
INDICATED

~ Z Al U n HE'S U OR ER ]
q A SIRE MREEDY for Dyspepsia, Liy. m
Acr Complaint, Heart. Burn, IIabitual '
y Costivencss, Lass Of Appetite. Nervous. q
Il ness, Weakness 81 the Limbs. Depression
= Of Spirits. Fever aud Aguc. Collie, dyson. =
A tary, General Debility, Vital Energy. 4c y
Y and any disease arising from o dcbiiitatrd s
a. stomach.
y It, ELECTS are generally instantaneDu, q
- II hn,i. il way directly I" ia, aca, Of iir
o thrilling aud puickcning every ncryr- 4
raising up the dropping spirit- aud inius
u ING IT," h"nl u aud vig"r IA the system. D
= u ran be used 10y Old and young male
a aud female. with perfect safety. y
u you are dcbilitatrd and require z
strengthening remedy You have il in the IS
n LONDON INDICATED HEALTH Y
y RESTORER.
n u You io"sr You appetite. 10y which yuu Y
- wsil s'pn b-cunc feeble and Frustrated.
thu HEALTH RESfORERis your remedy. y
Ihis truly valuable preparation Is uscd
y aud recommended by many ri hclcadiug r
~ physi"ians III the country and all phy
M STREAMS VII" nhc. ties, is merits pronounce
" % valuable. II gives tone e. the stomach. =
y rr'"vat"s the .ys,em and pFol"hgs lite. r
A. 3 remedy against Fever md Aeue IL '
O, w"fk. like charm. 4
- PRICE - PER BOTTLE.
% ~" .rnuinr hay" LONDON NEbi
"a al HEALTH RESTOREE. :. A. ?
A F"i -. HAttt+"ui. Mn. blown IA il,r ird T
Y tie. nnj NY .isWatui, ga the Label y.
\. a. FOUTZ.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
GREAT PANIC SALE.
GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
5000 Pairs of Pants from e. to A..
i.aoo Pair. 81 Pants from - 10 ~.
$3.50 Vests from $50 ~ 81.
1900 Vests from $3.50 n g..
! 900 Bu. ,n'.- Sliis Sl2 IT, so.
i.ooo liu me-. SUIT o.: to $50.
5OO Dress suits SIS To- t2j
5oo Dress Suits so IL s?5
ORR IMMENSE STOCK AT PANIC PRICES.
ORR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
At REDUCED PRICES
Remember. these Goods must h. sold Vt MAR.
EIE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
i.ooo Bc.i white shirt. 81 /, sg.so.
i.uuu Best white SHIRTS - IL $3.50.
rl"lhing. Clothing. Clothing.
clothing. Clothing. Clothing.
Rear "a mind. these Goods must be ,nd.
without Regard H. co.t. at
MARBLE HALL.
SMITH. BROS. s co.
10 and 40 West Baltimore st.
May -. q.
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Family Grocery.
Ijams g. Hutchins.

GATd HI1H >IEEETS. BALTIlf"RE.
li,iin their Old ir,cni. and customers. auI
,l.~ public generally. that they keep "n hand
WiNEs AND LIQlO l,S. ~ w,.'d and glass. i.r
medic nal an. other purpose. superior sugar
cured HAMS ibe choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR IMPERIAL. Gunl,wdcr. Young Hts..
and i.i1". Tea, Java. Lasuira and H." to'',";
Loaf. tfu.l"u. rglvcris'.l. Clarified and Brown
Sugar ur..ina. I",.oA. Chocolate, Farnn. Kicr
Flour. ago, Yeast Powder. Sas,iiur-. Saur--.
Picklr-. Extracts. Sa'ai Oh. Pu.- SPICE. Fig.
Rai.in.. Nmul.d-. Crnckcl.. the...". tine aud
coav-- salt. Table and Dairy DO. syrup. NV
Orl~ah. and Sugar House Mnla,s.- Kerosene.
Lubrirat.I: aud Lard ui. Tubarc". Dupont.
superior CANISTER Powder. Shot. Guu Gaps. A..
all - which So will ell a. The ian.i res, n' ,hl-
piic"
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Miscellaneous.
PURIEY YOTR moon
LONDON
BIZ o Cd pam AC e A!

L 4 the most peri, ct vcgctn'.. compound uf AL
i terativcs. ionics. diurciic. and diaph6r,iics.
making IL the most effective. iuVigoratine. ron.
ovating anu blood cleansing cordial known 60
the world. For the cure - icrolula or Kings
Evil, Cutanoous Disease. Efysipclus, ruils.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
YlO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

VTVO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will sell, on
SATURDAY, MAY Both, 1868.
to the lowest responsible bidder, the contracts
on the grounds, for building the two following
described bridges, one Of said bridges to be
built across Salt Creek, on the Vinton and
Monticello Roads, in section 20; township "a,
range %, west P. NJ. with two abutments and
one bent in the center, the other Of the same
Dimensions, and across Salt Creek, on the
section line running north and south between
sections 20 and 80 in Oneida Township, on
the Huff road and known as the Huff bridge,
both Of said bridges being in Tama county,
Iowa. The HUFF bridge contract will DO sold
in the forenoon, Of said day Of sale at 10 oclk
A. NJ, the other at o'clock p. m. For furth-
CIR particular inquire Of the undersigned.
NJ LEAVENS, Supervisor
of Oneida Township, Tama Co. Iowa
Toledo, May 18th, 1868. Mott
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
CHAPTER 1874.

AN ACT to Legalize, Confirm and Carry out
Contract between the Dubuque & Sioux
City Railroad Company and the Iowa Falls
& Sioux City Railroad Company, and to ex-
tend the time for completing said Railroad
from Dubuque to Sioux City, to grantcerta
lands to the Dubuque, Bellevue 4 sabula
Railroad Company for the building Of the
Tete DesMorts Branch and for other purposes
Section !. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That > contract
entered into between the Dubuque and Sioux
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
RAYL1Es
1ee1 sfs9
COMMERCIAL collEoea
AND
Il 81 3 r q p b lie Instilunaa
Located at Dubuque and Keokuk. .. ~
WA TED.

WAN TED.
TEACHERS
STUDENTS, -
and other intslligsat ~
ana women, in business payins 1lOD n
SzvO per month, according = ability. N.
For particulars, address AZ
ZElGLER, McCURDY Z CO. =
Lombard Block, Chicago, m
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

OUR AIM is TO APPOINT A LOCAL ACT
" in every town. through whom all ordsrs
must come.
FlNKLE 4 LYONS. M, Co...
No 5S7 Broadway. New York.
w. J. CARSON, AGENT,
2-6tf TOLEDO, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

Ann PER CENT SAvED.-5,0O0 Agents
IW Wanted for the Mammoth Dollar
Sale. Full particulars in circular. Address
DEXTER, EAxEs Co., 1856 Washington st..
Coston, Mass. (l9w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
"M. H. HARRISON,
General Insurance Agent,
Is TOLEDO IOWA.
DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

nUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on
Saturday, June 9th, A. D. 1868, ct the hour
Of l o'clock, p. Mat the front door Of theCourt
House, in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder. Provided
the same brings the appraised value. The
west half Of south west quarter, and east
half Of south west quarter Of section sixteen
(16), Township IS, range l6 west.
Terms-One fourth cash down, and the bal
ance in ten years, with annual interest at
eight per cent per annum.
DAVID D. APPELGATE.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Toledo, Iowa, April %, 1868. 17s2tf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

Parties wishing to insure n tAia deslssbse
company may apply 70 s.s,ss-.
W.. n. UofF1Do0,
5Q 0Hswsl Laapssss A1ssd1I
v1n1y1. xeIedes AeW0
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

$500. 900 Customers IN Fear Xeass.
TDATRONIZE THE BEsT-Hsviag ~
ID largest capital, most expsrieaesd bay
ers, and extensive trade o. any ooneefn u t1e
Dollar Sale business, We GUARANTEE eA1.
ISFACTION in every inssaaeev e0d ~ Ssse
selection Of Goods ever offered at
One Dollar Each
No other eopeAn Ass ~ sAsws sAsssr ~
Agenss are selling. Our motto "Promps sAd
Reliable" Male and fsnsls agents wanted
in city and country. .a1y.5 s. de
The Ladies are particularly rsqueslsd
to try our popular club system Of selling ell
kinds Of DRY AND FANCY uOODS, D4R6o
PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH. CAcTORS,
SILVER PLATED GOODS, WATCHES. &s,-
Established 1861 A patent Pea foaatain
and check describing a srtsls 70 b. eold
for dollar, 10 cts 20 for 81; 40 for -; 90
for So; 100 for $40; sent ~ mail Free pre-.
ents to getter up Of club, (seorM 80 pr esss
more tAGs those sent ~ any oeksr eeRe~M soeesa-
ing TO the size Of club. Send - . trial slub,
or il not do not fail to send for eiss1lar.
N. B.-Our sale should xor b elassed With
New York dollar jewslry sales q bogus *Tse
Companies" - II - nothine u The sort.
EASTMAN { KENDALL
20m6 65 Hanover Street, Boston, Aass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
IOWA CITY MUSIC STOREl
PIANOS, ORGANS,
MELODEONY

tlOlIuS Uuu Uu1toIoy AIVsAA sA0 OSes AnoAOI0S
SHEET MUSIC
INSTRUCTION BOOKS, DC.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
AT AANUEA CTURERS PRICES,
Fully Warranted.
Having been appointed Sole Agent in Tama
and six adjoining counties, for the celebrated
6tsinwg Pianos and BuIdstt 0yaus.
llama City excepted in the sale Of the former
We have secured the services Of
@. G. ISBELk,
Formerly Of the State University 70 act %
our
Only Authorized Travelling Agent.
MR.. ISBELL will visit regularly the prin-
opal points, and with his eighteen years OK
perience as Teacher, Dealer, Tuner, &c., We
trust will be able to meet tho wants Of all.
D6rInstruments delivered and set up q
all points, free Of charge.
16ly G.. W. MARQUARDT s. BRO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

THE FINKLE LYON SEWING MACHINE
L is the only family machine in the world
that will sew linen thread with the same fa-
cility that it does cotton or silk.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
MlscEIlANEouh 9oI
nATRoNIzE HoM8INDUsTAYil
I'M ouRAaE HOME H17l1f1Is
BY INsuRINa IN THE
STATE MOE OVAIA


cr.rNr0Hg . = &oOs
A .ub,,.nti.l stock Company vAisA ins.rss
against loss or damage by FtHk sas A1S1
MING. 4# vR E ~
CAPITAL !: $500. 900
ms. roun.nv I. fonnded upon souAd lnso1.
ance laws and principles, and 10 eeAtscuee
bv the most responsible capitalists th1ee(hess
The stats--shs stock Of which 10 ewnes vAssv
In toWAl s4tada #fH9
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
QEWING MACHINES.

THE FINKLE &IYON SEWING MACHINE
i Co. is the only Company in the trade
who will return the purchase money if the
machine is not satisfactory.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

THE FINKLES LYONSE ING MACHINE
i has the only "shuttle-carrier' that over
comes all friction of shuttle, and protects the
thread from oil in the shuttle race.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

YNHE F1NKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
i is the only lock-stitch machine that has
its needle "self-setting," 80 that the needle
cannot be set wrong
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

De-
lief that the whole line will be completed to
Sioux City by the first day Of January, 1862,
SEQ 7. The said Iowa Falls and Sioux City
Railroad company shall signify their accept
ance Of the terms and conditions Of this act.
by written instrument, signed by the Presi-
dent of said company, to be filed with the
Governor, within thirty days after the passage
Of this act. The company accepting the pro-
visions Of this act shall, at all times, be sub.
ject to rules, regulations, and rates Of tariff
for the transportation Of freight and passens
gers as may from time to time be enacted BY
the General Assembly Of the Safe Of Iowa. II
the said Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad
company shall fail or refuse to accept this
grant upon the conditions hereby imposed and
in the time and manner as herein required,
the census board Of this State is hereby aus
thorized by proper writing with the seal OF
the State affixed thereto, to confer the same
upon such party or company as shall, in their
judgment, be competent to carry the enter
prise hereinbefore provided for in good faith.
and which shall accept the grant By proper
written instrument duly executed and attest.
ed, and shall file the same in the Office Of the
Secretary Of this State, subject to all sections
Of this act, and the same shall be applicable 70
such grantee, subject to all the terms and
conditions of this act as is fully named origi-
nally herein.
Sec 8. Nothing in this act contained shall
be construed to affect in any way the titles,
rights, or interests Of persons or corporal ions
not expressly named in this act.
SEC. 9. This Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and Iowa Evening States
man. published in Des Moines.
Approved April It'll, 1868.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, as required in Sec
ton Q, thereof, on the 22d day Of April, A. D,
1868.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
i is the only straignt-needle machine that
has positive stake up" requiring no change
Of tension in running from one kind Of goods
to another.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, d. Co. April ii, 1S0S
AMENDED RULES ON BANKRUPTCY.
The House met at noon. The Speaker presented
letter from the Justices Of the Supreme Court trans
mitting the amendments Of the rules on bankruptcy
which were referred to the Committee on the Re-
vision of the United States Laws.
TEST OF QUESTIONABLE ACTS OF CONGRESS-.
Mr.. WOODWARD. (dem.) of Pa, introduced a bill to
test the constutionality Of questionable acts Of Con-
gress which was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee. The first section provides that whenever any
act OF Congress shall be vetoed by the President on
the ground Of the uncOnsttutionaity Of any OF its
provisions, and shall afterwards be enacted into q
law over the vetO it shall be lawful for the President
to order the Attorney General TO draw up and file on
on record in the Supreme Court OF the United
States fegned ISSUE with such pleadings as shall
be necessary and proper to raise the constitutional
questions suggested in the veto message and to test
the cOnstutiOnality of such parts of the enactment
as more specially objected to by him on consttu-
tOnal grounds which issue and peadngs shall be so
drawn as to put In issue no other question what
ever
The second section provides for the service the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives Of certified
copy of the feigned issue and peadngs, whose duty
1t shall be to appear of record by himself or coun-
sci, to defend the constitutionaty of such enact
ment, and the court shall make all necessary
orders for advocating the issue to argument at the
earliest practical period Of its session IN banc, and
the court shall file its written opinion upon every
constitutional question therein raiSed and every en-
actment Of such act that shall be adjudged unconst
tutional shall thenceforth be held and taken to be
null and void; but until such Judgment shall be pro-
nOunced the act shall be deemed constitutional and
valid
The third section makes 1t legal for the Attorney
General in preparing the issue, to the names Of
real parties having interest," or Of fictitious parties
at his discretion all costs both sides to be paid
out Of the Treasury.
Mr.. COBURN, rep.) of Ind, introduced bill to
provide for the payment of back pensions In cases
where the persons entitled have been infants or in
sane, and without guardians during the time that
they were without guardians which was referred to
the Committee on Pensions.
DEPARTURE FOR THE SENATE.
The House then resolved itself into Committee of
proceeded to the Senate Chamber to attend the I'm
the Whole, Mr. Washburne (of Ill., as chairman, and
peachment trial. No business to be done on Its re-
turn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDON, April 11-3 p.
M.-American securities closed at the following
qu0tations:-Erie shares, 46H; Illinois Centras,
93x; United States fve-tYenty bonds, 72x 722i;
Atlantic and Great Western. 32H The holidays will
continue up to Tuesday.
FRANKFORT TBoURsE.-FRANKroRT. April 11.-Even-
ing.-United States fve-twentes closed at 75lad. a
755xd. for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, April
11-3 =. M.-Sugar Is buOyant, but quotations are
still the same, viz 26s. per cwt. for No. II Dutch
standard. The day is everywhere regarded as q
holiday and there Is little business doing.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, April 11-11:15
A. M.-Petr0leum is dull at 42h francs per Dbl. for
standard white