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FROM CHICAGO.

cufc4GD, May T..
at the annual meeting Of The North western
Associated Press, held to-day al the Briggs
House, the following officers we're eieetsd
for the ehsaing year; President, ". Ii. Ia /
bache, pf The Quincy Republican Sizu
Presidents, Mr. Howell, OF the keokUk Gate
City, VI i. Dowdsl, Of The Peoria Satiat al
Democrat I; Secretary, John Mashan, OF tie
Muscatine journal; Treasurer, Mr.. Baker,
of the Springf Id Journal. Executive ON
mitte-JI P. codagAn, Of the Quincy Herald
Chas. Bdarlsley, OF the Burlington Hawk eye;
I'd. r. Merritt OF the Springfield Regisur
The meeting adjourned TO meet on the iltls
of JGge u heokus. Io~s.
At q meeting OF the Illinois delegation this
evening at their headquarters al The fremont
House, a resolution Was introduced by Gen.
, Logan indorsing impeachment and denonGc
ing the Republican Senators who voted for
the Presidents acquittal, and was nnaui-
mously adopted.
This, however, had DO reference to the
policy the delegation intend to pursue in the
Convention. The sense of the meeting
seemed TO favor the nomination Of Hsnl!n
for Vice President.
The Iowa delegation also had meeting
this evening at their headquarters at the Ire
mcnt House. All the delegates and all but
decided TO present the names of the follow
ing gentlemen for positions in the Conyen~
ton: $3.50
ET Smith, member Of Committee on Gre
dentlals.
Dr Seth Craig, for member Of Committee
on Organization.
Gen Dodge, for member of Committee on
Resolutions.
SW Holt, for member Of the Comniis.e
on Order and Business.
NJ Hearick, for Vice President.
] Il Easton, for a Secretary.
Joshua Tracy for member of the Nation
al Committee.
A Committee was appointed to examine
into the mode adopted Of distributing tickets,
which has ocoasioned much complaint, espe-
cialiy among the members of the country
press. Probably mol more than one in fifteen
of the representatives present in the city will
be able to gain admittance to the house. and
those excluded will be the editors and feper-
ters Of Weekly papers. There is much feel
ing manifested upon the ticket question.
The local committee are denounced for the
insufficient accommodations provided. Not
few are leaving in disgust. In view OF these
facts the Iowa delegation felt called upon to
take some action in regard TO the matter.
The meeting also decided to extend a com
plimehtary vote to Senator Harlan for Vice
President.
The city tonight is very crowded A meet
ing has been going on in the Court House
Square, where speaking, music and shouting
were in order.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
SOLDIERS Ind SAILORS
CONVENTION.
First Days Proceeding
CnlcaGo. Nay |

CHICAGO. May 10.
The Soldiersi and Sailors National Con-
vention assembled in the North Clark street
German Turner Hall to-day at u o clock.
The various delegations formed in line at halt
past 10 o 'cFoeklon Randolph street near Court
House Square, and marched to the place OF
meeting. preceded by Ross & Deans Light
iina,d Band. Immediately III rear OF the
Band was the famous war eagle. Old Abe,
which belonged to the Wisconsin delegation
and was brought by them TO the Convention.
As soon as the delegates were seated. cheers
we're proposed for General Logan, oflllinos,
Governor Fenion, Of New York, and Gener
al Grant, which we're given with a will, and
there were three groans for Old Grimes and
others who voted against impeachment, aud
the song beginning '.0ld Grimes IS Dead,
was started, and most Of the delegates PR 4
sent joined il singing y. at the close Of
which the Contention organized. The States
of Rhode Island, New York, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Connecticut, New Jersey. louisiana, Caliior-
ma. Georgia, Kentucky. West Virginia, Ohio.
Arkansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, Maine
Missouri. Dacotah, Alabama and Illinois
were represented by large delegations. Al
noon the Convention was called to order by
Major Morse, Chairman of the National Com.
mii,ee. after which Rev. Jno. Fellows, oi
Wisconsin, opened the session with prayer,
Gov. Fairchild. Of Wisconsin, was unan-
imously chosen temporary Chairman, and was
conducted to his seat by Committee o
three appointed by The Chair. On taking
the Chair, Gov Fairchild said, that on be.
half If Of Il tt1 soiidd OF Wisconsin, Cd
the Convention for the honor conferred up.
on him. 1t might be asked what had this
Convention assembled for; he would reply
that they had come together for the purpose
of swearing that they would still stand by tht
Union, and were ready TO muster in again fol
three years or the war; they had come to-
gether for the purpose Of pledging their faitf
to that good man, General Grant, and assure
all that in the political e shtnow taking place
that the soldiers would always be found il
the front, and that key would vote ns they
fought.
lieutenant Thomas G Donaldson, of Ohio;
Major A C late, Of Ns~ York; Captain II
d Thomas, Of Tennessee; Will A snarl, ol
the District OF Columbia; General n Viii.
son. of Indiana; Lieutenant Sam Reeves,
OF New Jersey, were chosen Temporary Sec
rstaries Of the Convention.
A Committee, consisting of DIR j Carlwell,
of Alabama; " Fuller, Of Arkansas; Captain
J Tidal, Of California; Captain W II Tnbbs,
Of Connecticut; General Duyslard. Of Della
ware; General Sanbnrn, of Florida, General
Wolsan, Of Georgia. General J S Beveredye,
Of Illinois; General Kimball, of Indiana;
Il W Rece, Of Iowa; ] II Blunt, of Kansas;
B Harris, OF BentucIy; + r Dawes, ol
Maine; Major Ben Perly Moore, OF Massa-
chusetts; C G Lowdy and Dolonel Dernalle.
Of Missoari; Colonel Geo A Burnhaan, of
D. NJ -.
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Eyd.cmetsrs, Thegm monetess, saehrom-
efera.
q prdvss..,...,......,E Kos s Estss House
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YogE. May IL.
The Hvaias Washington dispatch says:
Gen. Dent states that Gen. Grant has wIit-
ten letter, which will be handed in in due
tune, 70 the President OF the Chicago Cons
vpntion, declining the nomination for the
Presidency
In the letter Gen. Grant states that the
only motive which tould induce him to &C
cept the position would be nn an xiety for the
complete restoration Of the Union, and as
Executive of the nation be could aid materi-
ally in promoting that end but as the OBJ
iect is now alhost accomplished and will
soon be wholly completed, he would rether
retain the position he now holds He how
ever, hopes the wisdom Of the Convention
may unite on candidate who will do honor
to the party and good for the country.
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GENERAL n. E. CONFERENCE,
CurraGo. Nav |

CHICAGO. May 10.
On Yesterday the General Conference or
dered dispatch sent to the Zion Church. in>
viting it TO send delegates here to consult in
reference to aHiliation, bat the operator de-
livere1 The mesBage to another. The Con-
ference to-day sent an invitation to both bod
les TO send deldgatea.
A communication was read from certain
clergymen Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church from New Jersey, desiring to be re-
ceiyed into the Methodist denomination.
Some 'scnssion arose upon the question OF
forming mixed Conferences of white and
colored people in the South.
An address and delegates we're received
from the German Evangelical Association,
locking 10 union Of that organization with
the Methods, Episcopal Church, and the
delegates addressed the Conference in sup
port Of such action.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, May 10.
A large meeting was held at Cooper Insti-
,ute last night. presided over by Peter
Cooper, resolved to form society Tor the
protection and elevation Of the Indian in
their territories.
The Board Of Aldermen of Brooklyn are
considering resolution to visit Cincinnati to
examine the bridge over the Ohio river, with
view of facilitating the bridging of East
river to this city.
A stage driver yesterday recovered S5,oo
from the Merchants Union Express ,oc dam
ages caused by The collision of one Of their
teams.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AErERNOON DEsPATCHEs.
= ~ = . = = . - -
FROM MEXICO.

New York, May 19.
The Herald has telegraph advices from
Mexico, of the l4th, as follows: 1t is rumor-
ed that Romero would soon leave for Wash
ington.
The Mexican Congress had decided to
grant no more Railroad concessions, and
New York parties interested therein had left
for home
Detectives were ferreting ont the conspira-
cies at the Capital in the attempt to kidnap
Juarez.
The plan OF funding the receipts of the
Treasury, pressed by Romero, is not sane
toned by Congress.
All foreigners at the Capital are highly in
dignant at the outrages perpe,rated on six
Americans. al Monterey.
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No,;ce in Bankruptcy.

h The District c,I. r., s.s.!
'i ~ p.nkrupt Vt eokuk, IN saRi pistfct ca the
~ VI, af May 4 D 1888 4 4 fistri Of Iowa
.Hgt IS 10 give notice that petition has been
s ~ sansuel tiriggr, of Bes heiheH rounty fown in
"a sfria whe has been heretofore duty declared bank
i gnder the act of causrsss An Act to estap-
initial States approved March "a 1851 for dis,
Charge an d q csztisaAtss thereof from all bis debts aud
fnss presabe under said act and tlsst the 1th
AT ii suae 4 % 1895. atla O'Clock il tho time
for the hearing of the tesere said loor IN
Ii. city es eokus, Lee county Iowa, IN said etIich
,,ers~rs n, Interest may asteod and s,nw esuse asg
my Is,e Why Ire osaysr of said rsti;ien shsnd not
,,,,.,at An9farther nstce hereby gisen that the
s .,a thr ,neetin "a of creditors of said bank
rt required under the eth and asth sections ofsaid
Az VIII ~ folfsp bsfese sebn tnee Aestcr IA shnx
. J. III nssro room No liza Eousc, in II ecify Of
Hsnlas Les coni4ys Iexs cn tn 18th day q june.
1868 at 10 seEcef II h; ~ ~, :. fss i,
mayi2 sw Tues oistrisseoat'
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STR AYED.

4 BAY HORSE, lame In both hind legs
u aiso a srnal biscs an a bay mnls- ine aas
ter bad rops around tts urck whea frie Trey NTIe
lat In ksoknk. ANY iafosua.iaa iesaiDs 70 tnf
rec ,scry OF the amin 10 vii ii, sr.Hsy
dsrs,s = = BJKEESgY,
a.ssa = s&s IS ssssA 4-sksokaA.
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BooK.BINDEH.
I N Pearce son -. Gate City Bldg, Main } I'd
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Vencill, Jonest Go.....cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern Co......,cor Second / Main streets
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cRocKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey & lie Faivre Main street--bet 5th 9th
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G, HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

~ UU I EHu~sfs, UtF' . ~
HAs Just received fne stock Of Cloths Of
II Al, ainss ans will masks pants, yss's aud c ass
ch+~per t ID syer hesore Fora rrssf OF 'is ast en
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IOWA COAL d OIL CO.
cre. Leyae, bet Main & johnson
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l.. NJ. Dean an...............cor Third Main streets
Hniskamp Matless Main street,
Huiskarnp 4 Bro.....Main street-het sth 5th.
e Hart. Agt t................13s 13s Main street
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLESA
Hambleton 4 Huiskamp. % Main street
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GAS d STEAM FITTINGS.
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Duncan, Karie i oo.....-,,.lto II? Main street
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)aYfd q Lowry .......Second street
/ Westcott ....... Main strest-neer Fourth.
larter 4 Webster Bros ..86 Main street
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CEoTHIERs.

Sam Bridges Nos 4 2 Estes House.
T. R. ]. Ayres sons .......e7 Main street
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knovles ........cor Main Fifth streets.
w Collins Second street
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HUTELS.
Tarfar ruonse............co Third johnson,
f,smins House use............cor Second 4 johnson.
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INSURANCE AGENTs
T Adams Corner od and Main sts.
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pUuxIFtaE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Gallery
q Briazes..........Nos / 2 Estes House
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mILLIN ERs

MARBLE WORKS.
,avden a Chencweth. .. Third street-near Main.
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MILLINERS.
spisshsrssY, Mayer co...-.... No. ~ Main -s.
NJ " sfsrr ....,,,..,,co cor Third q Main streets.
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JEwELRf,trI trIsEaoIpl.
q u a,;s,as Nosl 4 2 Estes House
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
c p.;ar., Nos l. Estes Hous
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BONNET BLEACHkRY.
smArsnn .cnr Eonrth 4 Bio

BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armita &c & Go.........eor Ninth Johnson.
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magnifying Glasses 4 Microscope
q pr;sves Nos l. 2 Estes House
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psck prothe,s Fourth / Main street,
II nj .,,......sg Main street
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auocrss-WHoLRsALE.

uola. silver. and ivory Mountedcan
8 n Rrtdcss ,Nos1 4 Estes House.
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ICE.
coiiar A Hs-ry ...Fifth street--in Estes House
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IRON.
Bro4 nell Bros ........cor VAN Foufth
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NEWS DEPOT.
n.v,5 ar.arry........... Second street
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cka-whclcsalc x Retail
! Nos / l. 2 Estes House
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LIQUoeS-wHoLE
" I.ao,s-S 4 sCo....I72 ia Main stree
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COMMISSION mERCHANTs.
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pENTIsrRy

Coin, Silver Ware.
g ridgas................Nos , Estes House
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American watches.
S @ Bridges d : Estes House
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HATS, cars FURNISHING uoODs.
-, -, 90 Main street
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DRY-GooDs-RErAIL.

Eagraving, brands, & Seals.
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optieian, speetacles. Eye Glasses.
q nriAres l I2 Estes Hons
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uardvar House furnishing Goods
A W ahnr 4 Co ............. 3. Aio!n street
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EoGs g BUTTER.
4, -. H,;n E;rth ar q
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Robertson 1 Aibsfs ..a.,- .,..,.l2e Main street
Cox S Iryiu.. ..eorner Fifth Siain streets
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-17
ED WRIGHT, sec'y of State.
CHAPTER 10

AN ACT to amend an Act approved Anril 90
1866. entitled .An Act to accent the orant
OF land to the State Of Iowa. made hy ae. OF
Congress Of May L., 1864. and TO carry on,
the provisions OF said act entitled an Act
Tor grant of land to the State of lowe, in
alternate sections, to aid in the obstruction
OF Railroad in said State. and to make eff.
iectual the acceptance Of the State of Iowa
to said grant of land
WHEREAS, In said act Of the General AS
semoiy OF the State Of Iowa, approved April
20, 1866, the word ''July;' occurs in the first
section thereof, by mistake insead of the wo-
May" Therefore
SECTION |. Be ii enacted bp the General A,.
sena6ly Of The State Of Iowa, That said act
approved April 20, 1866, is hereby amended
by striking out Of the first section thereof the
word July" and BY substituting ;nstea i
thereof the word MAY so that the date .,
approval Of the act Of Congress therein re.
ierred 10, will be correctly stated as having
been May, 1864, and which was intended to
nave been therein stated; and the ace epta nee
OF said grant Of lands, intended to be made
by said act approved April 20, 1866, is here.
by ratified and confirmed
SECTION 2 This act being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate Importance
shall take effect and be in force from and af,
ter It's publication in the Daily State Regis-
ter and Iowa Homestead, newspap pers publish
ed at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved March eth, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect by publication, as required in Sec
ton thereof, on the lst day Of April A. D.
1868.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-17

YNO THE AFFLlCTED.-All diseases for
j which those Of either sex distrust or do.
cline to apply to their regular physician, may
be cured BY calling 1t my Office or sending
full particulars by mail. Being familiar with
the scientific use Of all means Of investigation
and cure Of disease guarantee TO each patti
ent careful consideration and skilful spplIca-
tion Of the necessary remedies to effect a
speedy and permanent cure. The strictcs.
confidence observed in all eases.
J. BRYAN, N. D., Consulting Physician,
819 Broadway, New Yolk,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-17
CHAPTER 80.
CHAPTER 80.
AN ACT in relation to the payment Of the ex-
penses of Agents appointed to demand fu@
pitiyps from in sfica

SIAt 4 Lle o.
AN ACT in relation to the payment of the ex-
penses Of Agents appointed to demand fu@
gitives from justice.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the General
A,.emJly Of the Staie Of Lowa, That upon the
appointment Of any agent for the the arrest
of fugitive from justice, under the provis-
ions Of chapter 1871, Of the Revision Of 1860,
the Governor be, and he is hereby authorized
to make it q condition upon such appointment,
and the issue Of the writ, that the same shall
be executed without expense to the State, if
in his opinion justice and equity SO require.
sEcrIoS 2. When, in the opinion Of the
Governor, expenses incurred in the arrest of
fugitives from justice should be paid by the
State, such expenses shall be made out by
items in detail, and sworn to, and approved
by him, and at least two other members of
the Census Board, and when so approved,
shall be aadited and paid out Of the general
revenue of the State, and this act shall be
sufficient authority for the payment Of the
same.
SECTION !. This Act, being deemed Of i'm
mediate importance, shall be in force from
and after it publication in the Daily State
Register, and the Iowa Evening Statesman,
newspapers published at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved March 2sd, 1868.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, as required in Sec
tion 3 thereof, on the 2Gth day Of March, A. u.
1863
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-17

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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