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MARBLE NOKks.
JOHN w. DAVIES,
MARBLF MASON,


M4NTLE$, FONTS, -.
"a FIRST Premiums awarded IL. the Virginia ~
r u '-urat Sncsly and Mechanics Institute.
II H.GeSE -. BhASS hSD BELL fOUE-
~. DER. l0tn. between Man and Gary streets.
Richmond N1.-H&vtBg lifted mp FOl NDRi ~
rfs = ab,ye pIace. lu now prepared 30 execute a.,
orders tor BRASS AND COMFoSlIiON CASH
INDS, II the shortest notice, aud cheaper tnan
sr, other establishment Soutn of Baltimore. Also,
GAERErV'S PATENT ANTI FHtCTION AN u
EkBR{f : METAL. ior sale ct reduced prices.
\ B-Highest CASH PRICES paid for Oh q
NET AIS and taken al eXchanse tor new.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
e. a3o prizes, amounting to......--.-....s,a $ ~, ,EG
" ho,e Tickets -l0; Lia.!es &5; Quarters g 81.
I.OOD, FUDY l. cos
GRAND EXTR0RDiNAKI DRAWINGS.

thA4N y JA tAPSl III An UNA w WOO.
on THa THREE N3sK Plan,
CAPITAL FklZF
EA e e o D00! ~s1
Takes place "a tbe Last SATURDAY. IN eaoi, munth.
Whole Tickets 80 Halves SIC, Quarters 50,
EIGhths 50 80.
Iu ordering Tickets or Cef,ilcates, enclose the
money to uuf address ior what you wish to par
chase; name the Lottery N when YOU wish II iu-
ves5ed. ana whether sou wish v r'ies. Halves.
Quarters az El- hihs on receipt oi which send
what is ordered, by fgsl .nall. to1ether with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing. a Printed draw
ing. Certified to hy the Commissioners, Will be
sent, with an ExplanatIon
ia Purchasers viii please WI tie their signatures
niain and -ire the name OF their PostOlhce, Coun-
Is and State.
al conlniuui cations strictly confidential.
yA All Prizes 0i : OJ md ur0eE. pald iInYgs-
dtateiy after the drawlns-other frlzes ut the usual
time of forty days.
Orders for Tickets Ia he directed either to
WOOD. EDDY X Co, Augusta. Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD. EDDY X CO, Wilmington. De-.
"a A list of the numbers that drawn from
the wheel. with the amount OF the Prize thai each
one is entitled to, viii ne published after every
irawing n the following papers Augusta tGeo J
Const.tutionaist. Mobile Register. Nssiivills Ga
zette, Richmond Dispatch, Pauldias tMiss.) Cla-
riOn.
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"a. Iher. is na,hing so =ralii.ies 70 the

gA. There is nnthins 50 :raiif,in2 70 the
ISL Mt As TO HAVE TuFN KNOW THAT
CONN. end the nemtees Of the Leq qIsatare. and
others VINO nay purpose song home IT, pass the
3aii-r2 of {, w MINIS And ssanre nne ni hi.
bs. utifus sxeepted Likeness rs. and have i,
ninced In a Gold Lncket. Bresstpin. Medallion,
Fancs Case Or rane. all of which he has = beau
Il iful assortment AZ his GALLERY, ?I MAIN
STREET. No Ineniento could be more aecepta
he. do Cots
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t,arrity-Mr. j. DeBierski, a Photographic
m mature pain ter. some specimens of Wi '>e
skill were exhibited AT the Mechanics Iu~ti-
tute last fall, proposes to give a lecture, with
illustrations ot Russian lite, Tor the benefit oI
The poor IF Richmoud. lie viii accompany
1t with national songs, costumes, &c, OF the
people Of Russia, which viii make tine ocua.
sion Elchly attractive. even Il iiia object were
not IN iDuucement for a generous cuntriiu-
t!Ua from orr citizens. lie oilers, mUreDN eT,
10 Getray hait the expenses Ot hiring the hail
and The printing There are many Iii cur c1tv
who lack the common orS>ities 81 lite, a iti
we really nope that those who are favored
With its com forts Giii STE that The proceeds OF
the lecture are large. Alter the preilDiuarit's
are arranged, further announcements VIII he
made in The city papers.
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APPEKSON 4 D'TPUY,
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
2Ol Broad street, Richmond, Va.

tkEsH SUPPLY lust TRECEIyED.-30 80
f.. m'1es haistns, in whole. halves and quarters;
<" ~ uinns Figs. prime article; rs ba2s assorted
pis pis 70 bags soft shell Almonds; Is boxes assorted
fnh,es' ~ doZen Brandy Peaches; 50 do; fresh
isrs ifsiso have IN hand and am daily inanuiactur ing
a,nsa sI Quantities Of CANDY, made of the very best
A' squally az cheap as at the North
-. JUAN PIZZINI,
Wholesale Dealer IN Foreign Fruits,
No. t23 Main street.
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IN FtXXENT.
WHOLESALE DEALER

FOREIGN FRUIT,S.
AND REFINED CANDY MANI FACTtRER.
Keeps Always o. hand the LARGEST and freshest
snA Is contrnuaj, Receiving. ~ ever, steamer and
s".tu- packet au additional supply. Cali at the
she's. store al jtAS PI/XfNl, l2S Main st.
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- Ie-shexs L~es hes:: L~ech~s:!. II
hssa sstst secsirsd BY Ad@ns' Express = lot OF
gfesh ssYfUtsH f.tECBkS, the vers best. ard
large sze. whleh III 80 applied upon the rea
ssssaEae tersas
P.s;- " ttaSS ard i;hEcHiNs' piomp'is a..
the HAIR DRESS M ROOM. onder the Aneri
can Hotel teatfaaea 80 nth street, ana =, nisae
at the c.,saes ei Leish and 10th streets.
do Its X. c. ROBSON.
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The attractions at thc Thsntye.-1he citizens Of
Richmond are never backward il generously
encouraging hrst-cltss theatricai perform
ancps. and this accounts for the full ald fash
Ionabie houses The present week. when tie
weather has been so severe as To deter any lover
OF comfort from going out 1T night under Grd!
nary circumS taHctS. The attractions are, III
fsct. 100 pow eriui 10 be resisted. With such u
charming actress and vocalist as Miss Rich
ings with the sterling merits of MI Eichin g,
and the efficient support of the company, tue
Theatre must proves place OF agreeabir aAa
profitable resort. The songs from tne opera of
LoaiSs Hnit'r. particularly those pretty com
positions. Nv hen Gluouiight" ana NOV All
doubt. were sung bv Miss Eichings on Tues
day night with Il sweetness that Is rarely dis
covered III any performer, and never IN an
ordinary one.
The pieces tonight are the oper3tic drama IF
The Spirit OF The Rhine and the ,Olntdietta
OF " The Chaplain OF the Regiment Il is ad-
VlSaoie that persons who want choice s@ats
should SECURE them this morning
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nA. Hair cu,tinx.-'ro THE CITIZENS AND
sTRANohks TtsltiSe shk "! i.~,n Il, you you
~preuved st,le worlsi advise sou soesii"a HOB.
sSoN. as his ilsss~ ~Cutttns, khavtnx. ShsNtnsanS
aud Bs.hins Rooias nider ths American dotAI.
Eptfanc ou ffth straet,
y. B.--tsn,ssHen siss caa nst ther tvhiskets
and nanSis ehe changed from red Is HI or srsy, -
a most beautiful Alseker lacwn ooler.
wSas of cuss ROUND APiClse fNr tAia a. lif htfel
cu,apeuaa can ahsAia sueL, FRESH, - tie DrNG
and Apotheetrs Stare 0f TsssSFs
saw = JNo. W. 6ARIlck, Mashst Hs.es.
Z d. sa-ts es4 4s4 FtAaxiis street.
1.-.saitre I.at- ..-g,. = ~;snc-s
:sSss% :s!s IS 0' .Aas tss 10. = 20 ss6Axkl6S. -
x,A4ks:s Akss'1fiss;, f|ss., ff4s fss. P1asssss :s.
80 kxasK# IS - &as8 sass asasssSsfssss
4 = sss sfWa8
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lAlih> u. BKGwsE,s

thN F.t NJ NNIN "
stb street. next 10 the Mechanics Institute.
ron RAlLINGS. KERAN DAHS. BALCu-
y iES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c: also. Grating. .
Irult AMI Cellar DOORS. ana every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building puf-
poses, manufactured a, snort notice.
a. Particular attent,on gwen To- ercioa'ns Burial
Lots u the cItl anu countrt.
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r,o COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE

IHAUh HtNtkAILA.-I nave made ar
t'NseHents with several very extensive houses IN
BCston and New York by whcl, au matted to
std 70 conntr merchants tue following .roods, at
Ne" toft prices: Flss, Oranges. Almonds. kals
ms Lemons Fiibers. prunes. Dates, Enslis.i
d" "Fnuls. Cufrants. Lennon Synp- rIornd Nuts.
- ron r!nger- Cocoon Nnts. Domestic and Import
"a It%"Fs. Also. bf uneluaed steam CA Dl rs,
"i eNeTt VARIETY. 1s plan oi business ~ cash,
cieo!t nor exceeding sixty days, by which ttms
"t0icHahlS eau feIBiL the amount. Iils mGthOG III
,bhHectiuL Wlth other aaVantaI es, giHeS tae
iattttJ OF selling Goods al p,ices winch cannn, tai
20 please. Merchan4 are solicited 30 call and see
ne FOODS h learn their prices, ASSUMING Liei II
VIII DC to their interest t. do 50.
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r IT. %hfNAEN 4 tO.. tIUr'FX unf COn.-
80 "a lNNtJH Arfeh0PtS. No. Cary street, Rich-
np1d, IA, ufar their services for the safe Of
" hraf. Corn, Flour. Tobacco, &c. The usual
slfhnces made on couslg lgnneuts.
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T. aoRGE paRBs. ManuiaetnteT's AGENT ior
u tHe sfe oi DOoES. SASH. BLI+. Ds,
,F0EL DF4GS :, g.. 4 iarge assortment constant
|. on nand Orders, bs mall Otherwise, prompt,
,ttsnted 20. M, Is. Governor street. Rlchiuond
Va founs IS ce e bra ted smooth Sawed SH iNGLE +
NtCHiNE + pnt up IL any part Oi the state, a.
torf notice ~ 29-6r
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,npntx. VTNN co..

JORDAN, SJNN ~. x,,-.
j GENFR1L COM15TS SION MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK. RICHMOND,
Ofer .helr services for the Sale and Purchase OF
al k,Eds OF PRODUCE and MERCHANDl2k.
ps,ns Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co., Richmond
' GEO. VI. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WiSN,
Il a.e of the GTIa al bree0cn & Fox
L a
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i iLENANIDE.a MOTT.

T
WERCHANT.
NlU attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
M lLES, WAGONS. &c.. AT the Horse Lot. every
SAIl kDAI MORNING, at 70 o clock.
Stock intended for sale Will please be ente red be
lore the morning oi the sale.
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Forgsyy-Yestercay morning FREDERICK NJ.
ROBERTSON was again before the Mayor, TO
answer the charge of forging the name OF WIN.
CALL TO negotiable note for $50 dated the
18th of February, 1855 and payable four
months after date. at the Bank OF Virginia. Ko-
bertson rs we have heretofore said, passed this
note upon his neighbors, Messrs. Doggett 4
Anderson, receiving in exchange therefor their
cheek for $780, which be used. Before the note
matured. Robertson closed business in this
city. and left for The Northwest. On reaching
Kansas City he was taken into business by
Mr.. George W. Toler, formerly of Richmond;
but owing to unexplained causes, did not sue
ceed very well. During The s. Border Rut,ian
War in Kansas Territory, Robertson joined
pro-slayery party and went cut 10 battle Tor
the rights Of the South, but found little to 90
when he reached the seat of war. Remaining
In that Territory short time, ,he again return
ed to Missouri, and resumfng his former en-
ploy ment, wrote for his wife aud children 20
come to him, which they did only TO fin q that
ne had given himself up to dissipation, and
was entirely unprepared 10 provide for thero
Like true woman. Mrs. r. bore her suffer
Ings without complaint, until her friends iii
virginia learned OF her condition, and sent for
her and her children, and had them brought
back. Robertson then Threatened 10 follow
her and meet the consequences of his acts be-
lore leaving here, and lrue TO his promises. re-
turned here on the .9th of December, helpless
and penniless. On the morning OF the 3uth
uit. Mr.. Doggett met Robertson in the street,
and before u O'Clock had 4 warrant issued for
| HIS arrest. MI -. W3Sd1torWaruS dppesttpu
| not 10 prosecute The forgery bat the warran :
was then in the hands of The law. and he
could not Wi jhdraw 1t. He said he had no de-
| sire to peTsecute The useo, and should new
| er have sent beyond The corporate limits for
| HIM, but, as a good citizen, could not see d
| man guilty OF high crime, for Which he had
fed return II the city ana remain Lnpunished.
W hen the case was called Yesterday mora
ing, Mr Catlln appeared lii Court, aid bt;ug
sworn, was shown the note. Ai iter eXam III IL G
| II, he said tha the endorsement WAS made
by him-that hr had not authorized any one
| To slgn his nane--and that he had never een
the noie but once before, and that Was ia ne
| bank. where ii had tetn placed for collectors.
| TIE prisoner, during the investigation, had
| nol hins 10 say, but seemed 10 be entirely Ill
| difeien' as IL wbat was going on. Ills cJun-
| sci, Marmaduke Johnson, Esq asked q ue.-
| tlcns, preierring to make his defence tetolr &
| higher fribunai--and the case was, Therefore
| sent on to the January term OF the Hastings
| Court.
Inc prisoner had many warm friends here
| At one tine, and ali OF thcm GoW believe thal
| his difficulties ana trUu bies were brought on
| by excessive Indulgence III strong irink, ra b
| er than by any natural dishonesty. or Wiii,Eg
| ness to take advantage vi others.
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JRii,G FORD * &C.. General Commission and
- Forwardlns Merchants on he Deck, Richmond,
Va. D. b: BRtDGFORD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
n IINSLEI PATE

4 I;oHEkkR. Apothecary and Drug -i
\ kIst, No. 10 Main street, and near OldS1S
Market, R.eh,aond, Va, bess the attention "a
hs complete stock of Drugs. Medicines, Oils,
Pants. Brushes, Dy SUITS, Soaps, PcrfumeIy.
c.rcs Yeast Powder. and all other goods usually
so.u is Druggists New Preparations obta med as
soon as they appear. All whcii ne Will sell as low
as ,hey can he bought anywhere.
BUYERS would do well 10 examine his stock eiore
ma trr their purchases else ewhere. A. b.
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DtARLY SET or rEEIH.-AppEasnN

IN DCPUT5s D1NTiFKicE -'fhis 'iis', nnlane
eolnpoand will be found oi lnestimabie value IN
preserving and Deauti iig the Teeth strenl then
III. the Gums, aGd III fsuderiug The breath sweet
and pure II textrpatss all tartafous adbe slons To
,le Teeth, and insures Il pearl like yhiteness TO
The eaa auIelied surface. It's AntiEeptie and Anil-
seo'b ltic properties exercise a bghIs beneficial
aha salutars influence; they arrest the tufihcr pro-
steAs ni the deca, ot foeth. indnce health, ac
ton 81 The Gums. and cause them To assume the
miShtDsss and color indicative of perfect sound
Aess Prepared and sold by
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w. y. sATTLEi, co.,

!
~ TaP0BTrFS AED DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSatS AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSH ES--Ws ived BY the late steame. a
arge supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes. OF
superior quality To winch we call the attention of
ohr customers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-12
After Dark In CharlestOns

Correspondence OF the Columbus Statesman.
Last night went to the guard house.
I found up stairs fifty police men asleep
on their iron bedsteads. A hundred
stand of loaded arms were near. The
horses below in the yard, were ready for
the mounted police at moments warn.
ing. At the hour of ten, the great bell
rang over the city, Itwas the signal tor
the blacks to 60 in--go home. 1t rang
fifteen minutes. Then ten minutes grace
are given by drum and fife. Tins Is re-
peated at the other end Of the city
Then YOU might see the colorcd persons
travel. The delegates and strangers
soon notice this fact. 1t leaps into Ian
euage. A "yaller gal" is scraping grav-
el in a hurry-delegatc loquiter, ego it,
colored individual - A patriarchial At.
rican hobbies along to his home-and
touches his hat politely to the eager gaz.
ing stranger, who watches his increased
locomotion with considerable satisfaction
Away they 60, pickaninnis aud all for il
they are out, when the drum ceases, the
inexorable guardsman has his hand il
their wool, and of they 60 for night II
the guard house.
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CHAPTER lis.
AN ACT rendering valid the service

AN ACT rendering valid the services
Of original notices in certain actions.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the Gen.
eral assembly Of the State Of lowa, That
in all actions pending in any Of the
Courts of this State, or which may have
been determined in said Courts, in which
the original notice may have been served
by publication, in accordance with the
provisions Of chapter l9l as published
with the acts Of the sixth General As.
sembly the service of said notice as aforc-
said shall be deemed and taken to bc
good and valid, to all intents and purpos.
es to the same extent as though said
chapter 191 had been duly enacted BY
the General Assembly Of this State.
SEC. 2. This act to take effect and be
in force from, and after its publication
in tho Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Journal.
Speaker OF the House OF 'feaPresa anst,ves.
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President Of the Senate.
This bill having remained with the
Governor three days Sunday excepted
the General Assembly being in session
has become law this I'd day of April
1860.
EL1JAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from che original roll on file
in my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
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A Slave Passing for a White Man.

Some six years ago man came to this
place, or rather its vicinity, calling him.
self Heriff, and has since then worked
for uumurous gentlemen in the county as
day laborer. Although of rather dark
complexion, no one ever supposed him to
be akin to the descendants Of Ham. At
ter living here some time he won the af-
fcctions of quite pretty white girl,
whom he married. Things went on quito
osperously for some time, two children
gladepiug the happy fathers heart, when,
alas his felicitous existence was unex-
pectedly terminated. n negro man
in town seems to have conceived
the idea that all was net right with Her
if, and that he bore indications of being
more closely connected to the sons Of AT.
ric's burning sands than is countenanced
Oh Southern soil, and communicated this
idea to gentleman, who, upon seeing
him, Immediately recognised him as the
same individual once belonging to gen.
teman at or near the Hot Springs, in
Bath county, and from whom he had ran
off. The gentleman was Informed of the
fact, and on the 2nd he arrived here, in
company with some one who could sub
stantiate his claims He met Herif in
one of our stores, and informed him tha,
he had come for him and claimed him as
his servant. He seemed rather indignant
upon receiving this unpleasant piece Of
information, but after a few words he
acknowledged his true character and &C
companied his master home.-LewisburJ
{ Va Chronicle.
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The OctOrOOnl in Cleveland.
From the Cleveland Leader.

The residents upon Prospect, Erie and
Huron streets and that vicinity may have
frequently met in their walks, or seen
pass their doors, a bright, intelligent,
active little girl, with long black cur's,
complexion not yellow or brown, but a
combination Of pure black and white,
she being always accompanied by grave
and digni6cd colored servant OF perhaps
As wears of age. There is family hrs
tow connected with that little girl which
will not be uninteresting
The girl is an Octaroon, and the
daughter Of a very wealthy Mississippi
nlanter, who has a plantation about ten
miles from Natchez, where his family Of
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How the President and Vice President are
Elected In Case ofnO Election BY the Pe0s

How the President ana Vice PrestoenI arc
Elected In Case ofno Election BY the Peo.
pie.
Among the Amendments to the Con.
stitution of the United States, Article
XII, ratified in 1903 OF 1904, provides
for the canvass of the electoral vote and
the election by House and Senate, in case
there is found to be nochoicc BY the pop
uiar vote.
As a matter, somewhat Of interest at
the present juncture Of affairs, We trans
fer to our columns the amendatory article
as it stands:
ART. L. 81. The electors shall
meet in their respective States, aud vose
by ballot for President or Vice President,
one Of whom, at least, shall not be an in
habitant of the same State with them.
selves, they shall name in their ballots
the person voted for as President, and in
distinct ballot the person voted for a.
Vice President; and they shall make
distinct lists of all persons voted for as
President, and Of all persons voted for as
Vice President, and of the number Of
votes for each, which lists they shall sign
and certify, and transmit sealed to the
seat of Government Of the United States,
directed to the President of the Senate;
the President of the Senate shall in the
presence of the Senate and House OF
Representatives. open all the certificates,
aud the votes shall then be counted the
person having the greatest number of
votes for President, shall be the Presi-
dent, if such number be majority of
the whole number of electors appointed
and if no person have such majority then
from the persons having the highest mum.
bers, not exceeding three, on the list Of
those voted for as President, the House
Of Representatives shall choose immedi-
ately, by ballot, the President. But in
choosing the President the votes shall bo
taken by States, the representation from
each State having one vote; q quorum
for this purpose shall consist of amen
Der or members from two thirds Of tho
States and majority Of all the States
shall be necessary to choice.
And if the House Of Representatives
shall mot choose President, whenever
the right of choice shall be devolved up.
on them before the fourth day Of March
next following, then the Vice President
shall act as President, as 10 case Of death
or other Constitutional disability Of the
President.
Tho person having the greatest mum.
Der of votes as Vice President, shall be
the Vice President, If such number be
majority Of the whole number Of electors
appointed and if no person have ma
jority, then from the two highest NUM-
bers on the list, the Senate shall choose
the Vice President; a quorum, for that
, purpose, shall consist Of two. thirds Of the
! whole number Of Senators, and majori.
! ty Of the whole number shall Be necoessa'
~ to a choice.
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Ia,rs Of the State of yo1rz.
pY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 06.

CHAPTER o6.
AN ACT to carry into effect the prov.s.
IONS Of chapter twenty one Of the acts
Of the seventh General Assembly and
amendatory thereto.
SECTION ]. Be II tenoetedby as Gsasrol
Assembiy Of The State Of Io,ro, That all
officers required by the provisions Of chap.
ter twenty one Of the acts Of the seventh
General Assembly, to collect and pay over
fines, fees, &c, shall make report thereof
under oath, to the County Judge Of the
proper county, showing the amount Of fines
assessed amount Of fines, fees, &c, col
lected together with the vouchers for the
payment Of oil sums by him collected, rs
the proper officer required to keep tho
same, which report shall be made on the
lst Monday in January in each year.
50. 1t shall be the duty Of the District
Courts of the several counties Of this State,
to give in charge especially to the grand
jury, this act and also said chapter twenty
one of the acts of the seventh General As.
sembly.
s.. So much Of the fifth section Of said
chapter twenty one Of the acts Of the sew
enth General Assembly as requires the
prosecuting attorneys Of each county, or
the. District ATTORNEYS respectively, to
make or cause to BE made, a exal,ilna.
ton Of the docket Of Justices of the Peace,
and Clerk of the District Courts, and Of
the accounts of the fees of the Recorders
Of deeds, clerks Of the district courts, and
such other officers as are required to ac-
count for the same, for any other purpose
than their own benefit, and all other acts
aud parts Of acts contravening the provis-
ions of this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
s4. This act to be in force from and o.
ter its publication in the Iowa State Jour.
nal and Iowa State Register. s...-.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. RuscH,
President Of the Senate.
Approved April 2, 1860.
SAMUEL J. KiRKW OUD
hereby certify that the foregoing is .
true copy from the original roll on file in
my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.