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Pollcles may be taken which pay 90 the insured
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Policies will be issued that will nav u the In
sured during life 81 annual income Of tenth
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sARSAPARILLIAN,
Powerful CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED
PROCESS FOB EXTRACTING THECs-
RArlvE PROPERTIES FROM yEGK-
TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENTERS
INTO THE COMPOSITION
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RETIRsD.-Upon his own application, Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel Burton Randall, Sur
geon, being over sixty-two years of age has
been. by direction OF the President of the Uni
ted States. rr ITed from active service, and his
name will be entered on the retired list of off,
GERS of the grade 20 winch he now belongs in
accordance with section l., act approved July
~. 1862
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oRd.
sTParis papers g.ncunc- tuat Mrs. Lincoln
IS gong to pas he winter II Nice.
RyigilaBts hanged g man in IsSa the otIa!
day, .Or murder before ne victim Lad die5, AKA
be II likely tn recover.
.6-N yada silver MINES have nearly reac cned
the place v ere aarrhuuafas are m9ie. At tha
bottom Of some the ;eppara.nEe ID l0C degree
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster G. p. Wallach
has been ordered 70 the receiving ship Wanda
liza. Passed Assistant Paymaster Frank H.
Arms TO duty al New Orleans, La. Paymaster
Is. CahuOIe has been detached from the Van
daiIa and ordered 70 settle his accounts. Paw
master r. II. HirmIn, detached from duty at
New Orleans, La, ana ordered 20 settle his ac-
counts.
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AN ELECTION IN TKxAs-Brevrt Major
General j. J Reynolds, commanding he Fin
Military District, has issued an order directing
that an election b. held in the counties OF Falls,
Bell, and McLennan, Texas, on the 9Th, 10Th,
and 1ith days OF November next, for one Dele
gate, To fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
W. i. Oakes, and TO represent said counties in
he Constitutional Convention, called under
L. act oi March 23d, l-G7
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OFFICERS CoAMUTATIoN.-By direction of
the Secretary OF War, the monthly rate of COM
mutation for quarters, where officers are sery-
ing without troops, and at posts where there
"Te no public quarters which they can occupy,
shall be SIS per room, except at places where,
10y the regulations or orders of the Secretary of
War, higher rate than has been establi shed.
Tins order TO take effect from and after Noyem-
ber ], 1868.
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED

In every County and Tewn; and applications fro,,
competent parties for such Agencies m sut,.bia
endorsement, sheuld be addressed ts the rom.s.o',
General Agent, k0BEkT r. NOAH
No. 222 st., bet 18th and i5t n stras..
Agent for the District Of colurliis 49, sts,.,.
Virginia and West Virginia. a. NJ SsaA "a
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setting forth the physical condition, aud WHISTLER
IN tie opinion Of the doctor eNami ing the sppli
forms OF application for membership viii be sent
upon application.
' oH.s 20 irs te mag nsr 71srl.s-s,
noticed thai does not contain three cent postage
stamp to prepay return postage.
INVESTMENTS.
The laws Of the Association regufrA that ana
Zee. shan 6e hSSe sinking fSd ton 70 meet p.Sms5
ialing due by th@ deiinguencies Of members. Tais
tund is held by the
NATIONAL Trust COMPANY,
ano VIII be invested Ia United States Bonds or
kesi Estate, or bond snc mortgage upon New
hork city property which properly shall be double
the value CT the money 90 loaned.
THE FUNDS.
The remaining two thirds. after paying the
Ienses OF the Association shall he invested In Real
Estate IN the city Of Nes York, or in bond aud
Of nSSg ria. II 20 sSe ,o Sg p.y " M tn.
penses OF the Association. IL a deceased m smber
OF the Association with the proyiso that the en-.
penses OF burial shall be paid out OF such funds
suen % expenses, however, lot oexceed one hundred
A member falling TO pay his fee Of one dollar and
forteits all claims upon the Association aud also
forfeit. Al money previously paid; l. the Pacific
Der having 10 permanent resldence must notify
ne Secretary, ana appoint representative 70 pay
When members choose: they send ten dollars
and nfty cents 10 the Treasurer 10 prepay thar
tees, which sum will pay for ten deaths thus suy-
ing the trouble OF senaing 10 each time b.sido.
saving OF nifty cents. No msn is so poor IN a he
cannot pay six dollars Low and 4 10 occ .sionsily
thus securing q e0 20 his heirs The ayerage
number OF dollars each person will have 70 nav 10
secure O. .o0 will he $50 per year, q little over
hity cents per week. This makes this mode of in
surance coet about one sixth what they wouH
have = pay Any regular Insurance Company for .
$500 policy.
All communications should be addressed TO ROB
EXT p. NOAH, No. 222 street, WASH aeton,
ID. @, General Agent For the District Of Columbia
Tor the Manhattan Cooperative Belief AsssocIs-
ton.
The TRUSTEES OF the Association are
EIsoN T. WEIGHT, Esq, Pres Star Metal Co.
w. g. CARMAN. Esa. Pres. stuyvesant Bank.
NV foRp, Esq, Cashier Nat BIZ Republic.
TbeOEFICERs Of the Associ affon Are
K McMURDT, President.
bison T. WRIGHT, Vice Presiae,f
W. :. CARMAN. Treasurer
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary
WM. B. DR1NkARD. n. d, COnsultins ana
EXAMINING Ply scian, Washington, d O.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
In every County and Tewn; and applications fro,,
parties for such Agencies. with sqitabIs
General Agent koBEkT p. NOAH,
Aceof foy tbe n,sty;c, ~ ~,l,,'- - 'Su- ~ ~
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RRvENTE APPOINTMENTS Secretary Nc
CUlloch To-day made the following appoint
ments Of Internal Revenue officers.
Niorekespsrs-Ge George w. Jenkins and Dan Il
Dutrom, 4th Nd; Daniel Buckley. sth " \:
Chas. Goodman, ist Ill: Porter Watson, 18TH
ONO; James MalOy, Sd y. Y. Bella Pardee.
2lst y. Y; Morris HersteIn. G.h Tenn: james
:. Thomas, 21st N. Y; George H. Bemus. 2Uth
Pa; Il Poteet, George G. LatchtOrd, 5th Md.
"uGseTS-lOsiah w. Thompson, ,th n. Y.
Albert j. King. 10th Ohio: James L. KIRK.
Michael Sanders, Hermodus White, BENJAMIN
r. Campbell, and Ira ID. Sankey. 2fth Pa;
Sllas eek, OH Ill: II. :. Thayer, lst n. Y
Joseph Allen. Isl Pa; Il. +. TAFT, I'd Ohio.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Twelfth annual Republican State Con-
senticn of Iowa will be held in Des NIoines
on Thursday, the It'll day of May. 1868. at IL
o'clock, a. m. FOR the purpose of nominating
four delegates at largo ard twelve -ls,riet
delegates 70 represent the State of Iowa in the
National Republican Convention 10 meet Al
chicago on the 10Th day Of May. 1868. Also
TWO electors A large ami six dis,ric, electors
for Presiden, and Vice President OF the United
States. Also candidates for State officers 10
be chosen AT The next general election.
The ratio Of representation will be one lei
ega'e :or each organized county in the State
aud in addition thereto ono delegate for every
two hundred votes or fraction over one hnnd
red votes cast for Samuel Merrill for Govern.
Or at the last general election. All voters
Who supported the nominees and principle.
Of the Republican party At the last general
election or arc sincerely repentant for no,
having done so, are cordially invited to take
part in sending delegates TO this Convention
BY order Of the Republican State Contra,
Committee. &C. NOURSE, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06

Mr.. Error. As the Ttion Of Februar,
2'th, and also "A Framcr and Republican
In the same sheet under date Of March ,,f
have been 90 good ms to subject an article OF
mine written for the State Register on the I'LL
nf. TO the refining FIRE Of their crucibles and
re'orts, deem il proper TO reply briefly. a,
| least, to the matter in which am admonishcd
to beware Of the effects of favoring ...he dis.
nembcrment Of old Tama" | rass by the
cPlhc's applied to me in each article. not for.
getting, however, to return my thar ks for the
kind warnings given me.
To be brief, then; | have not al any time,
either by written or spoken word. favored
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of old Tuna In the
article IN the Register, wrote, the movcmen ,
made in the early part nj the winter to form a
new county from the Southern portion of Ben
ton and contagious parts of Iowa, poweshiek
and Tama counties has grown some " hat Quiet
Of late, and is likely to die out entirely =
Then after stating that n meeting had been
held at Belle Elaine in the early part of Jan>
sary for the rIrpose Of taking some action in
reference 10 tho formation Of said county,
state| that 'thc movement had encountered
Considerable opposition, which, however, was
little else than that a!w avs prepared for every
new movement" This, Of course, was simply
TO indicate that the matter had been consider
ed so little likely to succeed as not erea 10 elect
The opposition Of any sdre that Of those ,chc al
rays oppose ner movements rhefher good or L,,I,
hut was by no means worthy the notice of
such men as the Editor or the correspondent
Of the Union, closing with the truth which few
will deny, that a considerable region in the
locality designated. i. inconsenienily situated
for the transaction of business necessary to
be done at The County seat. and that, il once
It's people ngre" not to disagree, they might,
by friendly move OF this sort work quite a
convenience IN Aeaeeires. Indeed SO far was
from ever fayoring the movement at any
time that, in the Davenport, Daily Gazette Of
Feb. 3D. wrote in reference to the same thing
rs follows: "The movement already meets
with considerable opposition in all the coun-
ties from which parts are proposed t. be TAX
EN-. 1t does well enough for noising few To-
cali,es but will doubtless pass of with more
wind than water. We neither find Tama rep.
resented in the preliminary meeting nor on
The committee. So them Mr.. Editor, "the
very head and from, Of my offending hath this
extent, no more.
shall no, step to make any reference to
Whatever else may seem worthy Of notice in
either Of the articles in the Union, Blu, content
myself by emula,ing the example Of the i'm
mortal ri Andy in a sage remark ingeniously
referring 10 dead ducks.
Russ
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
N ATION AL REP JULIO N
CON VEN TON.

The under. sncd constituting the National
Committee Designated by The Convention held
., baltimore an the eth of June. 1854, do APP
point that a National Convention of the Tn
ION Republican party he held nj the City Of
Chicago, Ill, on Wednesday the Goth of May
next, at |. clock VI. for The purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the office of Pres ilcn
and Vice President Of the United States
t. he rerr seated in said Convention hy The
nnmhcr Of delegates equal to IT, ice the num-
her cf Senator's and Representatives TO which
each State is entitled in the National Con.
g"r.s. We invite the cooperation OF all cit
larns Who rejoice that onr great civil war
hss happily terminated in the discontinue Of
r-6cliioni who would hold thai the unity and
Integrity of the Republic and maintain its
paramount right to the utmost Of its own cx-
'stencc. whether imperied by secrel con pr-
ary or armed force; Of all friends OF au eco
h"mical administration OF the public cxrend-
s'nre. Of the ro'nplcte extirparon Of The prin-
ciplcs ami policy Of slavery, of the speedy
m.ni> we're destroyed BY the Rebellion. aud
their permanent restoration OF their proper
rr.ciicnl relations, with the United States in
accordance with Tie true principles of rcpub,
l!can government.
Marco. L. ,Rn efNew Jersey Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
CO N @ r e S SION AL.
WAsH.saroy. Feb. ..

WAsH.sarox, Feb. q.
Mr. Boutwell,, from the Committee to re-
port articles Of impeachment against Presi-
dent Johnson, offered resolution, permitting
the committee to report in print Adopted.
Mr. Morehcad from the comm ittee on Ways
and Means reported back Mr. Spauldings bill
declaring the meaning Of the Internal Rove
nue. tax on Railroad chairs and spikes to be
a spacifc tax Of $40 per ton. Passed.
Mr. Cook from the committee on Roads and
Canals reported bill authorizing the build.
ing Of railroad bridge over the Ohio river
on the same terms as provided for the bridge
at Quincy, Ills. Passed.
Mr. Dodge reported bill authorizing the
building Of n railroad bridge over the Ohio
River above the mouth Of Licking River.
The Speaker presented resolutions of the
South Carolina Convention asking for the ap.
preparation Of one million dollars to purchase
land for Freedmen, &c. Referred.
The House then went into Committee Of th.
Whole-Mr Scho6cld in the Chair-and re.
sumed the consideration Of sundry civil e.
pense appropriation bills.
After debate Mr. Churchill's amendmen
directing the six Revenue cutters on the lake.
to be laid up, was agreed to. with the under
standing that it be voted on by yeas ane nay
in the House.
On motion Of Mr. ONeil, supported BY Messr,
Stevens and Kelly, and after : hare
struggle with Mr. Washbnrns, Of Illinois, th,
item for the construction Of appropriate store
houses At Philadelphia was increased.
Mr. Brown tried to Rave the appropriation
Of 500, 900 increased for costom house and
post Office building At Cairo, but Mr. Wash.
burnes opposition was moro successful than
in tho Philadelphia case, and amendment was
rejected.
The motion Of Mr. Dodge was sustained by ",
Wilson, of lows, and after another strugxl,
with washburne, the item Of $4,000 for tn,
construc. lion Of Court House 1t Des Moincs
Iowa was increased 10 ninety .eight thoussus
dollars.
Mr. Hopkins moved to increase the appro
priation for Court House 1T Madison, Wis
consin, from $s5 900 70 10000.
Mr. washbnrne opposed, remarking tina
there seemed 10 be = combination among III
members from various localities TO iucreas
the appropriations which tho committee ha
recommended, snd that his opposition would b
Intellectual.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
Mn. ErIToK

/ Mn. EnIToR
f, The General Assembly is now doing bust.
ness in earnest. The bill to repeal the la
repairing the printing of the laws in county
long debate on a bill to establish a law de.
partment in the State University, there are
too many farmers in the Legislature to es-
tablish anything of the sort, our side Of the
House lie becoming quite talka,ive, some wilt
evidently soon run out, - contamination de-
voutly to be wished The Railroad lobby
having enough heretofore is now quite pom
derous, and very attentive, tile two northern
roads have each questions rs complicated and
rs difficult as the Hohentzollcrin Sigmarin-
ger puzzle in the Danish War. 4 bill has
passed the Senate requiring cattle to be
yarded at night to be submitted to the Town
ships in the same manner as the sheep aud
hog law. The Supervisor system is now in
the mill, has been dabatei half day and laid
over, there are more members favorable to q
change than was supposed, a majority Of tn.
| House on q test vote desired another system
but divided as TO what they do want the
| friends Of the old system will perhaps prevent
its abolition. To-day we take up the Stat.
House bill, few are favorable to heavy ap
preparation, but most Of the southeastern men
want sufficient amount 10 definitely settl,
the matter, need no. say how I will vote.
Des Moincs, yesterday elected Democratic
Mayor, with and through the assistance Of q
split in the Republican party. hear of hav
! ing snow storms east; We have no snow here
our season is likely 10 be extended in.o April
there is so much to 10 told about constitn ents
and so many who wish to tell il, that once
produce the agony on any question however
trivial heaven has to be called to witness and
the people Of Iowa to testify sometimes |
think against their will, however, mem bers
are all becoming sharper, it is more Difficult,
to call up matter in order than one would sup
pose. sec some very scurrilous attacks on
The Legislature in the Vin,on Eagle relating to
the ''stealings' here, there IS evidently m ef
Tort being made to hurt the members from
that county, for example % copies of the Su
preme Court valued at S145 is denomina.et
one of the grabs. 'Tamn county knows bette
and her editors have more sense than to prin
such nonsence, SO give myself no concerl
on that score.
JAZZ WILSON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06

OTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
IN fore existing under the firm name Of
Reckhod 4 lIomaa il this day BY mutual
consent, dissolved. All parties interested
will be governed accordingly.
Toledo, Feb. 10Th, 1865
wM. RlECKHOFF.
1w3 J. n. HOMAN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06

scnsed. Bills were passed 10 restrain stock
from running AT large in the night time, and
to prevent damage TO crops by hreaehy stock ;
TO lcgalize the ac,s Of County Clerks when
acting under delegated authority Of Boards Of
Supervisors; fixing The time of holding courts
of Pottawattamie county, in the I'd judicial
District. Bills were introduced to amend See.
1896 of the Rev. Of 1860, and to prevent and
punish fraud to lcgalixc the acknow ledge
mcnts OF deeds to certain lands in johnson
county. The afternoon was spent in perfect>
ing the bill for an act to establish courts Of
Common Pleas. pending the discussion Of
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill passed yesterday 10
protect fish was rec nsidcred. 10 more fully
guard against mscons,ruction of its arplica-
ton to bayous and sloughs of the Mississippi
river. The forenoon was mostly occupied by
the debate upon the question of levying a tax
Of one tenth Of mill, to be used in the ma
ture of an endowment to the State University.
The amount of $4,000, recommended by the
Committee for present use, was appropriated
but no decision was reached upon the tax levy
question at the noon adjournment. In the al
'ernoon, after considerable debate upon the
original bill, substitute was offered which
passed the House. Communications from the
Governor Of Iowa were received, transmitting
opinion Of Attorney General concerning coun-
~ Indebtedness and commu nication from
the Governor OF Wisconsin relating TO the i'm
provements of Fox and " isconsin rivers. Peti.
tons were presented relative to an &C, for the
publication Of laws in county papers, against
the repeal to resume and re grant ID. 4 5. c.
Il. r. lands and to amend the game laws
10 O'clock.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
AT S2.75 PER COPY.

Ladies', retired clergymen, School Teachers
Farmers, Students, aud all others who possess
energy, are wanted 10 assist in canvassing
every town and county in the country, to
whom the most liberal inducements will be
offered. For particulars, apply to or address
Il. Z. TREAT,
Chicago, III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06

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LIVER, STOMACH, or
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In case, Of nerv depression, when some alcoholic
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