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,rintal for the use of the auditor, and
he same number for the use Of the Leg-

printsl for the use Of the auditor, and
the same number for the use Of the Le9-
islature.
SEQ 80. Section seven hundred and
eighteen of the Revision or 1850, and
all acts and parts OF acts amcndatory
thereto, in re alton to taxing insurance
companies in this state are hereby re-
pealed and it is enacted in lien there.
OF, the tollowin to-wit Every in.
surance company doing business. in
this slate shat al The time Of making
the annual statement rs provided in
tiontwsnscpf this act pay into the
State Treasury Ms taxes, two per cent.
of he premiums on risks in this state
taken during the preceding year, taking
dapl,cate receipts therefor, one Of
which shall be fled with the Auditor
OF state, and upon the fling Of said re.
ccipt, and not till then, the said Audi.
to rshaii issue The annual certificate y
provided in this net, and the said sum
of two per cent. shalt be in full for all
taxes upon The corporation or its shares
under the laws OF this state except tax.
es oifrcal property !, provided howev-
er, that the provisions of this section
shall not apply until the statement shall
&c required for January, 1869.
sec. 80 II shall not be lawful for any
company organized upon the mutual
plant to do business and take risks upon
he stock plan, neith2 Ior 4 COMPANY
organized AS stock company 10 do
business upon the plan OF a mutual in.
surance company. fs
Sec 40. Nothing in this act shall be
SO construed as to prevent any number
OF persons not exceeding to hundred
from making mutual pledge and giving
valid obligations to each other for their
own insurance from loss by death or
fire., but such association of persons
shalIn no case insure any property not
owned aud occupied by noe Of Their
nor shall the provisions of this ACT IA
duplicated to such associations or com
panics. PROVIDED. Such associations
or companies shall in no case raw any
salaries or com ,elisat on ID officess
agents. or any other employees, and
hall not receive no premiums nor make
any dividens. ~ 3
Sec Al Chapter sixty.eight OF the
levision Of 1860, and All acts and parts
# acts, ameudatory and supplementary
there Q ar : hereby repealed except 90
far as the same relates TO the bushes
OF life insurance companies and the Au.
ditor ofthe State is Authorized to return
the deposits made nnder section l7lo
OF the Revision of 1860 where the com
panies making the same shall have com
piled wsth this act pRovfhDED Such de.
posts shsll nc be needed for tn. nav
ment ct issues due from the eompanv
having made the same.
Approved April 7th, 1868.
STATEtOF IOWA,sl
O1FIcE OF SEcRErARY OF SrArF,
Des Moines, May l, 1868.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be
true cory Of the original roll now on
he in this Office.
ED. WRIGHT, Scc'y OF State.
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stamps in my stool ingss'

Tho EDITOR Of the Bugyrus Journal,
quoting the paragraph about stock
.ings that is making the rounds says:
One of tho gentlemen connected
with this paper had rather u feeling
opportunity for experience in regard
TO some lady's stockings 8
He was travelling i'm the South, un-
attached and unincumbered, ind in
order to gain admission to the supor
rior comforts of the "ladics car" he
used to assist some incumbcred lady
travelling alone, and pay such respect-
full attentions as her REPRESENTATION
seemed to require. E
Once going from jackson, Miss, to
New Orleans, he had assisted o very
haxor woman with quantity Of
small parcels, and had otherwise rem.
dered her such small services ~ any
gentleman, having it in his power,
would tender 10 lady, travelling
alone.
On arriving at New Orleans, the
same attentions caused him to find
himself seated nextto her in an ON
nibus; preparatory to starting the
conductor required our fare and asked
our destination.
When her turn came, after several
mysterious struggles and plunges,
with her lap full Of "traps,' she raised
her head and said TO. the writer:
sinister guess you're preacher
beant ye ? Iguess there amt ANY
harm in you. When travels l alters
carries my "stamps' in my stockings
cause you nothing can Git in there
and we're SO jammed up here, that I'd
thank you, old man, just to reach in
for me- A.ss +
Fancy oar feelings. :
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YEI,EGRAPHfC,
:. 4s--t-, ~ .4-7 ---,-,, =
Congressional.
Washington, July 2.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper from the Committee
of Ways aud Means reported q bill
to collect ton percent on u. S. Bonds
by making six per cent interest five
per cent four and fivc-tenths; and
threc per cent two scven-tcnths.
: Report declares that the Commit.
tee docs not approve tho bill, and
only report ID Obedience 70 tho order
OF tho House. Tho bill and report
was ordered printed mid rOferrcd y
the Committee on the Whole.
y MT Nork Tnlvo
~. 1w o $500 yh~;.
uoots .n "n p ~ w"n ' Ja,os Sui
nun = 'uo nonns? as1n" !.
~ =. ;, III sA * "
n =. .i. 49,. 80, !. lo,,a. L.. ..n
a as.a Sv sss,s, s 1. - which ~ an
.oooaeu o . e' !. ~, - s,,r,,ar,
pu"o.s n,s au - ~, '.",,sa.,, -
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-n s-.aepSsas - - sO4xstU6& 00s
bate OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Synod concerning the case Of M.
George H.. Stuart, present some yerv
curious features TIE Rev. DR.. Nc
Master told the Synod ttat he would
give tlicm = 'tspecimeh az the Sab
bath School Hymnology Of the pres
cnt day." He then effectively recit-
ed tho following lines
know a girl ofteeth Of pearl
And shoulders Write rs snow:
she iives-ah! well must mott tell.
but wouldn't you like to known
A contemporary doubts with rea.
som whether the reverend doctor
verified bis quotation; but is inclined
TO think that there are less DEVOTION
ri stanzas between the lids of the
metrical psalm book. For instance:
As cuFsing he like clothes put on.
Into his bowels 80
Lake water, and into his bones
Like oil. downlet 1t go.
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Chicago Inlu 2

John Reid Iate of ' ~, c1 T1 ".
H.r,s,ra 49,: - ING rag snip,
dav Tbe e,,.. In. ms cry yester--
the r,s;da,aa 20 ~ wsn Jake place At
The runn;nn r.a. ."o, ."iS 7. VI.
Park IacInr si rsoes py the Dexter
ted This af,ernnoa ~ :. 70 in"ugcra-
w Jn ~ .nree races.
Ha.,,I,hs VA ~ 80" horK, July q
!, n sfn,Sd 10 ...I -. ulspsscn says
oras,n....s.s -. ausi1ority OF amcnher
has determined a ;ssne |. $500 sSLnsvA
nesty proclamation on ths an inc.
It's provisions will ;,cl.Sa a. ~ . .S.'
OF JEFF Davis Jnhn a R,...I $3.50 $3.50.
and o,herllendcrr. a. NJ J. sdS ssS;nn
John Il. Kiselv Dennis Camrn;s
e,onar asinCmSii ReveSs 4 4 S a !,
was fcfSrFe3 NM ! Il 40 "a ~ 49, .,S;. !.
the Goyernmen, hra".h. -. !" n
Gardiner. Assessor a77h a;s4. - -
this State, AGAINST iohn T N; u.
State SeD,rtor from The same d;s.,.;nt
has rcncered his le,.;s;on ~ hos. $50.
MIR. Nicks., s., - oA' Sung
Ell ,Rarker y ~ s,H, yu'y z.
Journal hns heen a s dauols ooate
t,a., inr nnhi;o 'n awarueu tne con-
Farmers h.na n.lng.
ing went Il ,h; .e .nnn. harvest
Musa.s, i"nt
purin. the sevn. .owa' yuiy
a m rs, n.hI;, saI s.ol'n mere TINS
,ron,l .ao "D e,c scnool house No. l,
liybt.n,n, S'''ooo was struck by
N.umo-,.
E: "'oih' july
Ply, nI.' ,, IS increasing hourly,
icnd'''on friends are loud in their
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Lewis Brunswick. sixteen vears

Lewis Brunswick, sixteen years
old, son Of J. M. Brunswick, the bill
lard manufacturer, was drowned in
tho Licking river, opposite Cincinna-
u, whilo bathing, on Saturday.
They satupon the front door mat,
Where s0ftly Shone tho moon,
And listened 70 the music that
Came from beer saloon.
His manly arm did round her Irvine.
Their lips in kisses met;
And when he asked "Wilt thou be
miner" fgs
She said Twill, YOU bet!',
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Fancy oar feelings.

Ladies in Prussia understand how
to manage fairs so as to bring in the
money. For example, at a fair held
in Berlin not long ago, q young lady,
by her witty and 2iquant words
managed to dispose Of he stock Of
goods atenormous prices, and quite
ihscinateti and old gentleman, who
asked her,
"Tell me if you sell kisses too?"
"Of course, replied the young Ia;
dy. iFta
.Whst i the price Of your kiss
es 2?
"a hundred dollars apiece, cash in
"Here are the hundred dollars, !"
said the aged adorer of the lady.
But instead Of the kiss he expect
I'd, he saw to his dismay, that the
young lady kissed hor little white
hands with her charming lips to him,
amidst the loud cheers Of the by
ISLANDERS, and then took tho hundred
dollars as coolly as if she had sold
somethidg at low price.
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A lady saws the first time she wa

iHuy guy VHC HISV UiuIo buo WIS
kissed by an editor-an unmarried
editor-she "felt like a tub of roses
swimming in honey, cologne, nut
mcgs and cranbcrrics" --fclt ssas il
something was running through her
nerves on foot OF diamonds, escorted
by several little eupids in chariots
drawn by angels shaded by honey
suckles, and her soul bathcdin a So
luton of melted rainbows. Delicious
feeling, that. Who says an editor
can't do good ?--Indianoi0 Journal.
How did she feel the first time she
was spanked p Wintorses Modiseni.
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c. A, Eldridge, Democratic leader
ofthe House, and the Greatest Liy-
ing 0biector, will dispense the sweet
SAVIOR Of his oloquence, at Horizon,
Wis, on the 4th.
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New York Jnlv /.

Last evening Belmont entertained
the members OF tho democratic ma
tional executive committee, sand tho
question of the distribution of tickets
ofadmissipn was discussed, but no
final conclusion madeknown. Badges
will be distributed to delegates and
members of the press, and mono win
be permitted to go beyond the railing
without.
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sG Washington. i uly y.

A disturbance occurred last week
Ut Frecdmens Village, Va. ltsselns
tina. Mr.. Howard, superintendcIt Of
village, ordered tho removals Of hog
pens in the village ~ o nuisance, and
attempted to carry ont tho order,
VIXEN negroes armed with razors and
clubs resisted aud wounded 2 or 3
white men engaged in supcrintending
the village. Among tho wounded are
an assistant surgeon, clerk, and Mr..
Howard, not the General. Five or
sixncgroes werc arrested and confined
in Alexandra jul. A company Of
regulars Is now camped at Frcedmcns
Village preserving order.
New York, July 1.-Midnight.
The delegates to the National Con-
vcntion continue to arrive, including
many from tho west. A meeting Of
soldiers and sailors general commits
toe was held tonight at Moffat Man
sions Gems. Slocum, and Steadman,
were present. A majority favored
the nomination of Hancock, but some
western delegates supported Gen.
Blair. The Indiana delegation re-
ccivcd alcttcrfromS Senator Hendricks
absolutely declining to be candi-
date. After its receipt a meeting
was held ut which the delegation re-
served their support for pendletoh,
as long AS Ohio docs. There seems
to be great change in sentiment OF
southern delegates inregard to Chase
many say they supposed his nominal
ton to be q forcgones conclusion and
are astonishcd ut the small support
he received from eastern and western
delegates. Pen lletop. is now the "a
vorite.
1t is r,mored thatthere is o com,
bination between Pa, N. r., New
England apd N. j., TO kill off Pcndlc-
ton. He has, however, many friends
among the delegates from these
States named. Senator Doolittic is
mentioned connected with the Vice
Presidency. lion. w. w Eaton, OF
Hartford, is probably temporarily
chairman of the convention.
Judge Thurman, of Ohio, accom-
panied by large numbers of Pcndlcto-
mans arrived to-night.
Hon. A. w. Richardson, OF I'LL, is
mentioned as possible chairman. II
appears tonight toIook much in fla
vor of Pcndlcton.
An immense mass meeting of Re
publioans was held tosnightat Coop
or Institute; speeches were made by
Senator Wilson aud Van Wyck. Gen.
Logan not present, owing to the
death of.his brother.
New York, July2.
The Pendleton escort arrived to
day, Appearances indicate PSndleton
to have the most positive strenth
but it is not judged sufficient to in
sure nomination, no probability OF
tho repeal of the two thirds rule.
The Indiana delegation held q moe
ting at the ST. Nicholas Hotel today,
and organized, by the choice Of Fitch
as chairman. The statement that
Hendricks had declined is erroneous.
and that the Indiana delegation will
rupport him on it becoming evident
that Pendleton can't be nominated.
This position is that Indiana having
formed part OF the Pondleton col
nmn, cannot in good faith desert,
buf he does not refuse the use of his
name in case of need, of course Of
harmony, and the Indiana delegation
will donbtlcis vote for him after first
ballot.
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|
tried it, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not know that 1t cures their ncghbors and friends,
that il never Calls through any fault or negcctof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands of certificates Of their remarkable cures Of the
following complaints, but such cures arc known In
every ncighborhood, and we need not publ them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in ~ climates
eS ay S Re aFan
sugar coating preserves them ever frcsh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
They operate by their powerful infslencc on tho
internal viscera to purity the blood and stimulate IL
Stomach, bowels. liver and other orsans Of he
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
BY correcting, wherever they exist, such dcransr-
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepaisa or Inaigession, Lissleas.
ness, Lanx1Or and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
For Liver ComFIaint and its various symp
TOMS m1liO0A Headache, Sick Headache,
Cssic and ussI,ons Ex. tcc sso,,d \. ~;
dicously taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dyscntery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
For Rhsumatism. Go.s. Gravel, raIps.
taticn Of the Heart, Pain in the sitie,
Back and LOfns, they should be continuously
takcn as required, to change tho diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
For Dropsy and DropstcaI sweIiings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro
drcc the effect of drastic purge
For Suppression q large dose should he taken
MS 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa Dinner PHI, take one or two PiEJs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach ard
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigoratcs the system. Hence it is often al.
yantageous where serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably we'll oilen finds that dose
OF these Pi!is makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcnovating effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. ., q. AVER e CO., Practical Chemists.
LoyLLL. MISS, U. s.. A.
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My Nav.


ehe gave mo tress Of raven hair.
:, Ana Aro gaye me a golden ring
she wept, and babe me the token wear.
Ana the sun went down, and Left her
In the hes shadows by tie spring.
There left her, and strayed far. far awav
10 isles in this Orient seas;
But my heart beat true TO my darling
May,
And wandered back one gu. .er dav
To the spring meath the mr. 81.
God pity me there .,.- B
And the lnnrbla its :sa & ss,
They had laid M u s. Q Z ~, t5.,,ft M
anu M aiaiAs, si9t aiSar s 1858 EA04@jd
Dear the fteea, aIi8 tss iisig tEafd
The Galveston 1aaps4l 5tt5i {laaioah
gives the following III q ils3e az tho
carpet baggors: aTheg aad fault
with the carpet baggers, sid col-
orcd man the other day in our hear
ing. "Wc like them very well. IT,
was tho carpet-baggers who freed us;
they carried their carpet bags on
their backs and guns on their shouL.
ders."
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Ayers @ \.
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovation Of the Hail. !
The Great Desideratum Of the Aee.

A dressing which,
is at once agreeable
healthy, and efectlial'
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hasr IS soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hosr 10 lh:ol.a
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BULBS Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith

- - N~AA ~ 49, 49,
A Good Reason for tho Captain'1Eaith
Read the Captains letter and ne Sssscv yson.
HIS MOthcr. A.s 4ssa
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 50, 1856.
DIR. JOHN BULL Dear Sir: Knowing
the efficiency Of your Sarsapariila, and the
healing and beneficial qualities Il poesess-
es, send you the following Statement of
my case. .s.af III, Islg III Wriia
/ was wounded about two year ago-was
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months. Being moved 20 iOften.4 my
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am shot through the hips. NY gealera,
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/ wish that that ia genuine. Please 6xs
~ CAPT. 9. P. JOHNSON,
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P.S. The following ,was writteq Apaii
80. 1855, BY Mrs. Jennie johnson. papthes
OF Capt. JOhnsOn.gDa astf III LTD hs#R
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: NY husband, Di.
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am very anxious for my son 10 again have
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STATEMENT OF THE
Winncsheik Insurance I
JANUARY 1sT, 1868.

Capital paid up a. invested I5oE
ASSETS. gni
First Mortgage on Real Estate x;t
worth twice the amount for
!, which i i 4 mertgagsd. = ! 81
Real Estate, tcompany's onioe
building) value, TX -
llaims tor Premiums due and
not due -' 1, Il
Other claims OF the COMPANY xs
amply secured 0ae ~
Cash on hand, in Bank and IL III
Hands of Agents. "a
Personal property 2Xs
----- .
Total amount Of assets 1la5 10
LOSSES adjusted and due. Nft
Losses adjusted and not DUE. nj
Loss unadjusted. ~
LOSSES in suspense waiting for
further proof A.
Total amount Of other legal
Claims against the company. l.DO.
-:O:- MI
STATE or ILIlN0Ial
Stevenson Gbun3l
7, John i. Smith, President. and Ni1fn
Irembor. Secretary of tho Winnas3 n
Insurance Company, Of Freeport. Hills
poing scyorally and duly sworn. deSss
and say, thnt the foregoing is a true. m
ana correct statement Of the affnIrs df,e
s sSas Company ON the LIST day Of JanliIV.
aaoo, aid that they are tho above dcs2p
cd oiilcors thereof. I ~ ~
JOHN f. SMITH. Press. & :.
co. WIN. TREMBORE. Sec'v
Subscribedand sworn 10 beft,ro mca,s
81 day ofJanuary 1868.
GEORGE WOLF. 4,
npril.2f.tf ~ - Ase
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New York 2.
The Times says:

Chief Justice, Chasc, as matters
now stands, will not receive the vote
Of the Now York delegation, and it
may be added it is impossible to find
o democrat who believes that he will
even be mentioned in the conyen.
ton,
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Parker Cordial Condition Powder.

the now OF milk is not only greatly increased, but
the quality vastly improved. - by the uso of this
poWtcr all tendency 10 fever. all gross huInors and
Impurities OF the blood, arc at once rein0vcd.
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New York an

NoW IOrK, 81.
About two o'clock yesterday aftor-
noon, G. =. Corey, an attache Of the
Banking House of Mr.. Archibald
visited tho sub-Treasury for tho pur.
pose OF, and received sl3O,000 in
coupon bonds, of the issue OF 1861
One Of tho Treasury clerks passed
out the bonds, and while they were
lying on the counter, Mr.. Corey and
the clerk behind the counter entered
into u conversation. during which
time, some daring thief came up UNI
observed and scizing tho money sue
cecded in making his escape with it.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of 81 Laxative
Madicinc

Perhaps no one Inedi.
cine is SO universally re.
quircd by every body as
q cathartic, nor wus ever
any before 50 universal.
ly adopted into use, la
every country and aiIfesl:,
all classes, as this mid
but efficient pnrgative
Piii. Tho obvious rca.
son Is, that IL isamore re-
liable and far more efsec-
tlal remedy than any
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i nm A1nAA ID thAkCAs
: cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
b, its use. Nothing can restore the
HAN where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or fl''c glands atrophied and dccaycd.
But 81 lch as remain can be saved for
uscluln. IS by this application. Instead
Of foulin,r the hair with pasty scdi-
mcnt, ii w. II keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those dclcferious Substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
Injurious 10 the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for u
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. il does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
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Tho weather here is very warm
The thermometer stood $50 yoster-
day.
A terrible storm of wind and rain
passed through Circleville and vicin-
ity last evening" a number Of houses
were unroofed, including tho the De
pot and Engine House of the Cincin-
natl a. gainesville Railroad Company.
the steeple of the, Lutheran church
was blown down and number oil
trees uprOOted
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From Rev. u. ID, FENDALL.
AssisGae Efitov ChrssiaH NtIvsiicle. Isiiniesplta
have derived decided benefit from the ilse IL
IIooiands German Bittefs aa,d feel II my privilege
10 recommend them mort valuable tonic to nh
who are suffering from general debility or from dis
oAses arising from arrangement Of the liver.
10 sfEsEE 83e Yours truly jHi
y. d. Kendall,