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Presbyterian Assembly At Harris
burg.

HARRIsn uRo, Pa, May 22.-Ia the afternoon
session ofthe Presbyterian Assembly an effort
was made to increase the special committee
appointed TO report on the report Of the joint
COMMITTEES Of reunion from to IS, but II
failed. THIS committee will not be announced
until to-mo rrow.
Various reports from the committees were
received to-day.
The slders sre holding . meeting tonight.
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LEWISTON, MAINE, Msy 22.--The wife Of
Leonard Grimm, Of Greene, dro wned herself
In the Androseroggin river at that place on
wednesday. She told her children Of her In
tention, and one OF them follow ed her to the
eAnk OF the river. Hes body wal recovered In
hiteen minutes, but life was extinct.
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oSE OF Qua CITY eotemporaTies gives a
suins OF kilograms, the purport Of which are
'nA' the nominations Of Grant and Colfax 10
reserved win Indifference and much eoldness
IN ainereht par's Of the country. The origin
OF these 'eiestams Is ton apparent to deceive
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FRHsoH RICHARDSON, No. aa4 Penu,ylvs.
mia avenue, favor US with = copy Of "a Los,
Name" By J. Sheridan Fanu, and published
BY Harper q Brother.
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The Press o. tss Nemi.s,io.s.

at was not necessary to hold = convention
to designate the Republican candidate for
President. The people had already decided
and noSSay e We rsd wh: to psr
suade them that they could do better, but
they would not hear US. The nomination Of
Gen; Grant BY every delegate from every state
ries OF our Union was a simple proclamation
Of what the masses had already decided. The
wild snthusiaam wherewith his name was
Fundy to the Pacific. Apart from all politics
and parties, the people are for Grant, and his
vote VIII faI exceed that Of the most popular
may be run on the same ticket. We predict
that both his electoral and his popular major.
lite. will exceed those OF Lincoln over McOiel-
The Herald remarks upon the Convention
that:
"The republican party, through Its grand
Ing chosen its standard.bearers aud agreed
upon Its plan Of operations, 10 now fairly In
the aeld Tor the Presidential campaign. With
convention over any other name, General
Grant stands proclaimed the unanimous nomi-
C :Sa 81 r ,ss n. PPS If e, %
achievements, from Fort Doneison to Apo.
matto1 Courthouse, Old Hiekory's battle OF
New Orleans, HaIrison's Indian lights at
where fell the great Tecumsep, and Taylor's
Mexican victories, from Paio Alto to Buena
Vista, and Scotts from Vera Cruz to Milino
del Rey and Chepnltepec, and Fremonts sue.
cesses as "the Pathfinder" from the Rocky
Mountains to the Sierra Nevada, to the San
Joaquin and the Shenandoah dwindle Into
bagatelles."
Again the Herald says:
"The Republican ticket, headed by General
Grant, seconded by Colfax, 10 q strong ticket;
and how the Democracy are to hght this
ticket and platform II Is for their wise heads
July"
The Times thus comments upon the action Of
the convention;
"The Republican National Convention has
done Its work, and on the whole IL has done II
we'll. II has put Gen. Grant In nomination for
President, aud Schuyler Colfax for Vice
President, and has adopted = platform which
unquestionably has the merit, Whatever else
may be said Of II, OF embodying the opinions
and sentiments OF very large ma ority OF the
Republican party throughout the United
States. The proceedings of the convention
have been harmonious, juiiicious and In the
highest degree hearty and enthusiastic; and so
far as an opinion can be formed so early 10
the canvass, and In the absence Of all action
on the part Of the opposition, they seem to
promise decided success. As we have indi-
Gated elsewhere, there are some points In the
platform which strike us as open to exception;
but on the whole the resolutions are so much
better than the clamor aud rumor Of the day
had led portions OF the public to expect, and
they embody so many elements OF strength
and earnestness In the canvass, that they will
contribute largely to the success OF tho Re-
publican ticket"
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From SHILLISoroH, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvanis avenue, We have
The Nursery," for June. A very interesting
monthly for very little folks.
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Parliament-spees h or IN,
00vornoF General.

OTTAWA, May 27.-The DomiS Ion Pariia.
ment was prorogued to-day until Julyl.
The Governor General has given his assent
to all the bills paused during It's session.
In his speech his Excelleney hoped the acts
passed for remodeiing tho m iiitla forces and
securing the defence OF tho territory would
accomplish the objects desired.
He trusted the me asures adopted for the
regulation Of the hs cal system would tend to
promote commercial enterprise and the sta.
bility OF the public credit. He congratulated
the House on tie passage OF the acts by which
the executive departments had been organized.
He regretted that the measures for assimilat-
Ing the criminai law Of the several provinces
submitted to Parliament BY his direction were
not returned for the sanction OF the Grown.
He thanked the members for the provision
which they had made for the public peace,
and expressed his qualification At the general
prosperity which prevailed throughout the
dominion.
1t 10 stated positively, In well Informed
circles here, that Earl Mayo will be sent to
Canada In July to succeed Lord Monok.
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II the LIST OF Patent Extensions just grant
cd, 10 one on artificial teeth, to DR.. Loomis, Of
this city. This may we'll be matter Of con-
graduation TO him, a. II secures his interest,
for seven years longer, to all OF the immense
number Of mineral sets manufactured through.
out the United Statss. The science Of dentistry
10 better understood In America than In any
other part Of the world, and Loomis' improve
ment 10 Acknowledged to be the greatest ever
made In mechanical dentistry. It combines
simplicity with purity and artistic exeellenee,
which NO other denture ever equaled. II 10 .
we'll known fact that rubber and metal plates
often seriously impair the health, while the
result Of wearing q porcelain plate and teeth
combined has never been other than beneficial.
To those personally interested this is matter
Of vital Importance.
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nRPARr MRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UHITEp srArHs PATENT 0YYicl,
wAsuIEoroE. Nay 10, 1854.
On the pet, zion Of yoslPa II. TvcI, q Brcstlyn,
n T. prayi Of for the extension Of patent granted
10 him he q day q June. 1855. and ,lso STasted
impro semess In Packing for BtpninI Boxes. &c.
foI Years from he expiration q said patent
ord Tsd that III: "A ssiS ps.itiCn Be heard .,
August neS t, 81 u o'clock. m. and all person: are
estiasd 70 aHss.r .na shoH sSrss Az shey
PsrsSs. pPssins ths are reg 70 y:
fsrtk IN ting. a least tloenty days before the
r ss y Il. ~ ..S Sss1Sr. %u
Hszsmit,sos in .aeeoraanes, with che Iule. Of the
Depositio rs and other papers. relied upon q tss-
, %ithin Ten q Vs. y. aiser alihs Il. is:timSny
EssSsLIs AZ ia !Ss inieil igsresr, Ts:sinl.Sn:
week 70 three sueeessivs weeks; the nrst Of aid
Rablie.t n. e Be at least sixty SA e5TcSYiSp' to
my5.s 1stins cenml..isnsI d Psisnt.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT ORHl

wAsHIN0ros, May ID. 1865.
On the petition Of SARAH ", FLAEpnns, OF New
buryPor,, hsss,, ad9inistratri. q ihs estate Of
Marden, Of Boston. Mass praying fCr shs s5tsS-
Pianders and Joseph A. Marden. the 18th day OF
August, 1854. for an Improvement In Leather Split
Of said patent which takes place on the 10Th day Of
its ordered that ths SAID petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF August
next, at u clock, IN. and all persons are notified
10 appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
set forth In writing. at least tteey days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party,
10 b used at the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
office. which will be furnished on application.
Deposition. and other papers relied apos As tss.
fore the day Of heartngi the arguments, II any.
within ten days after nling the testimony, !,
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be In the
RsPsbiicdn and the Iatslligsncsr. w..hingtsn.
week for three successive weeksi the first 81 said
pablieat9ps TO be at least sixty days g5soyiSrs to
nya Isl Acting cOmni..ionsr 81 Pstsais,
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elsewhere, that the Fenians intend making .
raid on Canada on the LIST OF June.
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speech OF Hon. schuyler Cola.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
CHAPTER 1O5,


AN ACT to Amend Section 81 Of the Revis>
ion of 1860 in Relation to Compensation Of
Members of the Board Of Supervisors.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By TIE General as
semJly Of the State Of Io'ea, That Section 81
Of the Revision Of 1850, be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as follows
Each member of the board of supervisors shall
be allowed compensation Of two dollars and
fifty cents per day for his services in attend.
ing the meetings of the board, and six cents
per mile in going to and returning from the
place Of meeting, to be audited by the board
and paid by the county Provided, That no
supervisor shall receive pay for more than
fifteen days in one year in counties having !.
population less than $4,000; that in counties
having population Of $4,000 and not exceed
ing $4,000, they shall receive pay for not more
than % days in any one year; and in coun,
| ties where the population exceeds 1000 they
shall receive pay for not more than 3J DAY
| in one year.
SEcrlcS 2. This act being deemed by tls
General Assembly Of immediate importanc,
shall take effect and be in force from and az
ter its publication in the Ioca Sta,c Regis,e
and lowa Ereainy Statesman, newspapers pub
lished at Des Moines; Iowa. 80,
Approved April 7, 1868.
l l hereby certify that the foregoing Ac
took effect by publication, Us required i,
section 2 thereof, on tho 22l day Of Apri
ED WRIGHT, secy Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
CHAPTER 1903.

CHAPTER 1O3.
AN ACT TO Amend Chapter 05 Of the Acts Of
the Eleventh General Assembly, entitled IN
Act to provide for tho settlement Of certain
claims against the General Government.
SECTION l. BE it enacted By tie General As,
sembly Of the STATE Of Zova, That in addition
to the compensation provided for by section 8
Of chapter 95 Of tho Acts Of the Eleventh GEM
eral Assembly, there be and Is hereby allowed
to the Commissioner therein named, the sum
Of two per cent. on claims hereafter recovered
by him against the United States, and placed
to the credit of the State of Iowa; and if Col.
Dewey will not act as agent OF this rate Of
compensation, the Governor is authorized to
appoint some one TO fill the vacancy.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed Of immedi>
ate Importance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the
Daily State Register and Iowa Evening Statcs>
man. newspapers published in Des Moincs.
Iowa.
Approved April It'll 1868. ees
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required in Section 2
thereof, on the 10th, day Of April, A. D.
| 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
CHAPTER DC.

AN ACT Fixing the Price of the State Binding.
| Section l. Be it enacted 6y the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Iowa, That hereafter the
State Binder shall be paid the following prices
for all work for the State done by order of
the Secretary Of State, viz: for folding and
| trimming NIL documents not stitched, fifteen
cents per hundred copies; for folding, stitch,
ing, and binding in paper covers all messages,
reports, and documents not exceeding one
sheet following eight pages for sheet) ono
done dollar and twenty five cents per hundred
copies, and for each additional sheet of eight
pages twenty five cents per hundred copies,
the cover of each copy to be counted as four
pages for folding, sewing and binding the
journal of the two houses Of the General As
sembly, in paper covers, twenty cents per
copy; for folding, sewing and binding in mus
lin or cases, with gilt letters for title, (same
style as the Agricultural Report for 1861
thirty FIVE cents per copy for volume Of four
hundred pages or less, and for each additions
81 hundred pages, or fraction thereof over
fifty pages, FIVE cents; for folding, sewing and
binding in "half sheep with gilt letters for
title, (same style as the legislative documents
Of 1869 sixty cents per copy for each volume
Of four hundred pages or less, and five cents
for each additional hundred pages or fraction
thereof over fifty pages; for folding sewing,
and binding in 'law sheep" (same style as
Iowa Reports) eighty cents per copy for each
volume of four hundred pages or less, and i've
cents for each additional hundred pages, or
fraction thereof over fifty pages for folding
stitching, and binding the laws Of each Gen.
eral Assembly in boards, with muslin backs
and paper sides, (sare style as the laws of
1866 eighteen cents per copy; and for all
styles Of work not named in this act he shall
DO paid as nearly as possible in accordance
with the rates above specified.
SEc. 2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsis-
tent with the provisions Of this act are here
by repealed.
Sci. 8. This act shall be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa State Regis.
ter and Iowa Homestead.
Approved April 9th, 1868
| thereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required in Section
8 thereof on the ODD day Of April, A. D..
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Secy of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08

CHAPTER 90.

AN A It to lcgalizc the Acts Of certain cities
and towns, in their attempts TO amend and
abandon their special charter, and tolegal-
izc elections, ordinances enacted, and other
proceedings had by said cities and towns.
WHEREAS, Certain cities and towns organ
lied under special charters prior to July Is,
1853, have attempted to amend their charters,
and other cities and towns have attempted to
abandon their special charters, and act under
chapter 81, Of the revision Of 1860, and the
amendments thereto, in both cases acting
without authority Of law and
WHEREAS, Said cities and towns have, since
ment, held elections by their councils or board
Of trustees, enacted ordinances, and performs
ed other acts therefore,
SECTION 1. Be il enacted by the General As
senably Of the State Of lowa, That in oil cases
where amendments to special charters Of in>
corporated cities ard towns, attempted to have
been made since July Is, 1858, and in all
cases where cities and towns have, since the
date last aforesaid, attempted to abandon their
special charters, and organize under chapter
81, aforesaid, such acts Of said cities and
towns, and all elections held, ordinances on
acted, and proceedings had hereunder, or by
virtue thereof, are hereby declared rs legal
and binding as il such amendments, abandon.
ment, and organization, under and by virtue
Of chapter 81, Of the revision Of 1860, and acts
amendatory thereto, had been regular, and
made in accordance with law.
SEC. 2. This act boing deemed Of immediate
importance, shall take effect and be in force |
from and after it's publication in the Daily |
State Register and tho Evening Statesman,
published at Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Approved April 9th, 1868. Ir .t3Q
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
ook effect BY publication, rs required in Sec
ion thereof, on the ed day Of April, A. D
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
CHAPTER o..

AN ACT to amend Section Chapter III, Of
the Acts of the Tenth General Assembly of
the State Of Iowa.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the General As.
sembly Of The State Of lova, That section two,
Of Chapter one hundred and fourteen of the
Acts of the Tenth General Assembly Of the
State Of Iowa, be amended by inserting after
the word member" in twentieth line, the
words ''and officers and by inserting after
the word ''law" in the twenty fourth line the
words lone hundred copies, or so many there
Of as may be needed, to the Secretary Of State,
for exchange with other States, and for dis
tribution to the public libraries of the State
as provided by law
SEC. 2. This act, being deemed by the Gen.
eral Assembly, Of immediate Importance shall
take effect and be in force from and after the
publication Of the same in the Daily Iowa
State Register and Iowa Evening Statesman,
newspapers published at Des Moines.
Approved April 9th, 1868.
l hereby certify that tho foregoing nc,
took effect by publication, as required in Sec.
ton 2 thereof, on the goth day Of April A. D.
1868.
ED WRIGHT, sccy Of State,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
Genera, 4 assembly be and the Same is hereby

General 6ScMUIy DC Nuu sue b"tuV 10 ""'~''
repealed.
SEC. Q. That for putting on new roof and
making other necessary repairs upon tho
building occupied by said institution there is
hereby appropriated the sum Of two thousand
dollars, or 80 much thereof rs may DO neccs.
sary to be drawn on the requisitiou Of said
trustees, upon the Auditor Of State.
SEC. 10. This act being deemed Of immcdi-
ate Importance shall take effect upon its pub
LEGATION in the Daily State Register and Iowa
City Republican, newspapers printed in this
State.
Approved April 7, 1868.
hereby certify that tho foregoing act took
effect by publication, rs required in section 10
thereof, on the 10Th day of April, A. D. 1868.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
NAM. II. HARRISON,
General Insurance Agent,
20 TOLEDO 70 VA.
DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

q, NOTICE is hereby given that will on
June 9th, A. D. 1868, at tho hour
of o'clock, p. Mat tho front door of the curt
House, in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, offer for
sale and sell to tho highest bidder. Provided
tho same brings tho appraised value. The
west half Of south west quarter, and east
half Of south west quarter Of section sixteen
(16). Township s., range l8 weet.
Tcrms-One fourth cash down, and the bal
ance in ten years, with annual interest Of
eight per cent per annum. X
DAVID D. APPRECIATE.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Toledo, Iowa, April %, 1868. l7s2tf.