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CHAPTER 81.
RELATING TO TIE SUPPRESSION OF INTEM
PERANCE.

AN ACT to amend the law in reference to the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
81. BE it enacted by the General As
semby Of the State ct' b,ca, That no
privilege claimed by any person to sell
intoxicating liquors, granted pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter l57 of the acts
of the Sixth General Assembly of the
State Of Iowa. shalt continue to be in
force more than sixty days after this act
takes effect.
s.. That all such permissions hereaf-
ter issued by virtue of said act, shall
specify the house 10 which intoxicating
liquors may be sold by virtue of the
same, and the length Of time the same
shall be in force, which in 20 case shall
exceed twelve months
SO. The account book of purchases
and sales required by the third section Of
said recited act, to be kept by any per-
son having or obtaining said privileges,
SHALL at all times, be subject to the in
spection of the Sheriff or any Constable
or Marshall, and of all Justices of the
Peace of the county, and shall be pro-
duced by the party keeping the same, to
be used as evidence on the trial CT any
prosecution against him, or against liq-
uors alleged to have been seized from him
or his house, on notice duly served that
the same will be required as evidence.
S4 When any person, resident Of the
county, shall file written information,
on oath, before any county judge, charg-
ing any one now holding, or who may
hereafter hold such privilege, with viola
ting said act, either by failing to keep a
correct record of purchase or sale, or by
making false entries in such record or ac-
count, or by selling colorably, and under
pretence of complying with the law, but
substantially in violation thereof, or when
any sheriff, constable, or marshal of the
county, shall, in his official character,
make, sign, and file such written informa.
ton, it shall be the duty of the county
Judge to issue his notice to the accused,
to appear before him in court, at a time
fixed, to show cause why his permit should
not be vacated;and for the purpose of trial,
either party may have witnesses summon
ed as in other cases.
The defendant may answer the com
plant or charge, and the county court,
either in default, or in answer, or on find
ing any of the charges sustained by proof,
shall revoke the permission to the party
to sell liquor, and shalr adjudge the de-
fendant to pay the costs; and no person
whose permission shall be revoked by tho
county court, shall be capable OF holding
such privilege sgain within this state for
the spsos Of two yesrs thereafter
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carry out the amount of tax to be paid in
money due from each individual iu sep.
aratc column by itself, and it shall be the
duty of the supervisor to give notice at
the same time and in the same manner as
is given Of other road taxes.
81. Ii any of said taxes shall remain
unpaid the first day Of October in each
year, it shall be the duty Of the supervi--
sor to collect the same, by commencing
suit in his name for the use Of the town.
ships in which he resides.
S. All of said tax due from non.re
idcuts shall be collected in the same man.
ner as other Iou resident road taxes are
collected,
50 All acts and parts Of acts incop--
sstent with thi. act are hereby repealed.
Approved April 81. lSG2.
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DAY OF GRAC E.

A, ACT 30 repeal section lsl4 OF the Rsvis.
ion of 1860. and TO enact in lieu thereof .
substitute. relating 10 proceedings to be OBJ.
served in the acceptance and payment 0!
bills and notes
SEcrIoN |, Be- It enacted by he Gen.
e'ot! AsScmI'y q The State # oca, That
section 1874 Of the Revision Of 1860 be,
and the same is hereby repealed, and in
lieu thereof there be adopted as section
1914 Vt the Revision OF 1860, the fol-
loNln. words, to wit: The following
days, viz: the first day Of the week,
called Sunday; the first day Of January
the fourth day o. July ; the twenty ifth
day Ut Deccmber; and any day appointed
Or recommended by the Governor Of this
State, or tie lrc-ident Of the United
states, a. i l.y Of fasting or Of thanks
giving, SHALL b. regarded AZ holidays for
oil purpose, relating to the presenting
for payment or acceptance. and the pio-
testing and giving notice Of the dishoDor
of bills Of exchange, bank checks and
prumissory notes ; and any OF such obi-
cations Cor such as are dcnomlnated
bank or mercantile parcrl falling due on
any of the DAYS above named, shall DO
considered and treated as and falling duo
on the succeeding day.
Approved April I'll, 1862.
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CHATTER %.
SUITS AGAINST COUNTIES
Secretary Of State.

AN ACT relating to the bringing of suits against
Counties.
SECTION |. Be 1t enacted by the General
assembly of the State Of lowa: That no
action shall be hereafter brought in any
Of the courts of this State, against any
county therein, on any unliqudated claim
against such county, until the same shall
have FIRST been presented to the Board OF
Supervisors and payment thereof demand
ed, anything in the laws now in force to
the contrary notwithstanding.
So. This act being deemed Of immedi,
ate Importance shall take effect from and
after publication in the Des Moines Daily
Times and State Register.
Approved April 2, 1862.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Des Moines Daily
Times, April 9Th, 1862, and in the Daily
State Register May ID. 1862.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y Of State
CHAPTER IS.
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CHAPTER 50.
TOWNSHIP CLERKS,

AN ACT to amend Section 54S of the Revision
Of 1860, defining the duties and pay of Town.
ship Clerks in certain cases
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the General
Assembly Of tie Stote Of lora, That Sec
ton 54S Of the Revision of 1860, be 50
amended as to read as follows, viz: The
ballots for township officers having been
canvassed, the Clerk shall within five days
thereafter post up in three public places in
the township written notices, containing
the names of persons elected to township
Offices at such election, and requiring each
of them to appear before the proper Off
ccro officers and qualify according to
law.
Approved April ?, 1862.
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CHAPTER l15.
GAME r.

AN ACT to amend the acts to protect game.
81. Be it enacted by the General As
semLlv of the State Of Io'oa, That where
as chapter one hundred and forty seven
Of Of the Aot, and Resolutions passed at the
o. .,'. 'no aos' so.s;an Of the Seventh General
rn sa,h,r enacted "That 50 much of 20
act entitled an act to pro.ec. game Ip
nrovcd January 12.h, 1857, be and the !
,ams is hereby amended, &C." and where.
$ said act to protect game was approved
January 2sth, 1857, the said chapter
,oa hundred aud forty seven is 90 snend
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CHAPTER 10.
TAXES A LIEN Upon REAL ESTATE.

AN ACT fixing the time when taxes shall be
come a lien upon real estate.
8 1. BE 1t cnoct<@ 1y He General As
s"mbIy Of the State ct lara, That hereat
ter all taxes upon real estate, shall, as be-
tween vendor and purchaser, become a
lien upon such real estate, on and after
the FIRST day Of November Of each year.
Approved April 7th 1862.
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DIN uCBER. WIN. +. WOLF.
HUBER L. WOLF,
Attorneys at Law,
McSWEEN 4 BASS,

A TTORNElS & COUNSELLDRS AT LAW.
IA LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &c,
IIPToN. : Iowa.
OFFICE PostUflice Building. opposite the
Court House.
n. B-Messrs McS. 4 r. will pay tne strictest
attention to every branch Of their profession.
REFEEENCES: Grant Il smith. Cook x Drury,
DAWSON X True. Lane 4 skinner, and hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport [s:231
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Nouns Multitude.

A littl2 girl was looking at the picture
Of Il number Of ship, whcu she exclsim
ed, "See what a noch of ships" We
corrected her by saying that a flock Of
ships was called tlc,t, aud a feet Of
sheep was called aoch:
And here We may add, for the benefit
Of the foreigner who is mastering the in.
tricacies of cur language in respect to
rouns Of multitude. that a flock Of girls
is called bct.y, and bcvy of wolves is
called a pack, and pack Of thieves Is
called can-, and a gang Of angels is
called host, and host Of porpoises is
called a shoai, aud shoal Of buiiaoes is
called he,w, and herd Of children is
called troop, ard a troop of partrid ges
is called a gain.ry, and galaxy Of ruff
fans is called hordc, and horde Of
rubbish is called a heap, and heap Of
oxen is called drorc, and drove OF
tlackguGrds j. called moi, and mob Of
whales is called a school, and school Of
worshi.pers is called congregations, and
Il congregation Of engineers is called
corps, and corps Of robbers is called
Ju"d, and band Of locuats is called
s'rarm, and swarm Of people is called
crord, and a crowd of gentIefolk is call.
ed the elite, and the elite of the c,ty's
thieves and rascas are called the coughs,
and a miscellaneous crowd of the city
folks is called the c"mmuaiy or tho
pnbitc, according as they arc spoken Of
ty the religious comnnn''y CT the secu-
u.ar public,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIProN Iowa.
OyiLL promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. fn4ll
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&. Il kA,NIT.
WM, ELLIOTT.

4 TTOENLY AND COUNSELLOR, AH.Mos
~ Jrncs county, Iowa. ts.l:y)
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NOTICE

is hereby given that ALEX ROBERTSON has
i re-opened his
MEAT MARKET
at tho old stand, North Of the court house. In
Tipten, where he int nds to supply rhe best
meat in Cedar county. at reasonable rates FOR
CASH, as he buys bceves on the same terms.
Upton, Sept 5th, lS6l-:m
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

C'IGtiT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN DE
- had of the Subsc riher in sums to suit pur.
chasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish,
ed at a small premium.
Gr Once over Holtslander's store.
g.. WM. II. TUTIIILL.
Tipton, Iowa: July lst. 1860.
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JAS. IL. ROTIIROCK.
SYLVANUS YATES.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TIPr CEDAR CovN
~ ry, Iowa. Office at the Sheritf's Office.
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DURFEE Il TERRY,
Watch RepaircrS and Jewelers.,

Ep AGENTS for the best SEWING MA
ETa CHIMES in use. and dealers in Musical
~ Instruments Sheet Music, Italian strings,
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free up
on receipt of retail price.
6s,~ Office in Upton. PostoiIice Building;
principal store, Muscatine, Iowa. MI
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col,
- lec,iug Agent. Office in the Post Ofi,e
lirToS, Iowa. in4v9l
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"A r. MAHONY l. BRO,
v + A | 10 Il S :.

NE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
T. work entrusted to our care will be attended
promptly. made In the latest fashion, and war.
sD.ad to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas.
Maee Give US call. ,,.
pton, March IA, 1860. Ilti.
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JAMES W. DAGLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN ClIAECERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
Triton, Iowa.
~ OrrrcE-At the court House. in the
Sheri!fs Office. v5nlO.
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S,URGEON DENTIST. Artificial 19y
y Teeth on Vulcanized Rubber. ALILJ
also hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block work. il desired. Ol!Ce over Childs
store, Upton. Iowa. N3n2l
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THOS. HANNA,

THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.MCSC.9TLSE IOWA.
once, No.2ll Second street. Particular atten.
Ion gwen to collections in Muscatinr Louisa
Cedar, johnson and Scott counties-tltles exam
tned. taxes paid, &c.
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Let 10 rebel bachelor get marrid.-
lie would but leave children to bear his
name and loathe aud curse his memory.
-Ircnttcr
Young ladies', if the young men in
these periIous times wait to be pressed
into the service, let them never press
YOU into their servicc-Prentice.
1t is the requirement Of even pru-
tcnce end humanity aud philanthropy
and religion that this war be prosecuted
with the most terrific energy -Prentice.
"A man at Paris las hennery which
yields him 100000 per anoum. His
expenses are only about $4,000
The Duke Of Portland, who died
lately in England, cut Of by his will hi.
daughter from her portion OF F32,0OO,lf
she married Sir William Torham, but
the young couple carried the will to the
courts, and were SO lucky as to get the
money and each ether too.
BY the Detroit Trib'me, we learn
that Gen. rass and Senator Chandler
have each subscribed 81 900 to the boun-
" fuud in that city.
tic portrait Of the traitor. ex Gov.
Sevmour, Of Connecticut, has been taken
down from the State House at Hartford.
The Albany JourMa! suggests that Sey-
,nyur himself be hung up iu place Of it,
-Thc course taken under the agree.
lrea. for the general exchange OF prison.
ers Will BE- 10 release the whole number.
After checking Of man for man on the
cartel the authorities on that side which
has most will pu, the surplus on parole,
to continue until they are balanced bya
new capture by the other side
The Frankfort (Ny) Communicable
thinks the secret OF the bitter treason
found among Southern women Is to DO
found in the habitual contempt they feel
for what they consider the hard lot OF
their less favored Northern country'wo'
men. They turn mp their noses 't tne
homcly Offices the women IN the 'ree
states are in the daily habit OF PERFORM
no The bare idea Of cooking for
an;lv. or bending over a wash.tub, or
,orking at the da~her Of a churn, is
hooking to their delicate organization,
I'd is, in their estimation, of the essence
slavery, and they hold in scorn all who
,bmit to it CT require it. They think
lat, if the Government succeeds, they
ay possibly have to come down . little
ON their favored imnlunities, and II
'akes them savage
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IN,

Iesoprietos
,crsiAed By
and Piano
: removing
. high and
Voyk, from
better than
applied.
le og two =
sla wo1
I'd keep y
3 up'' yoas
j, esrsiNs:s!,
q. This -
. and store.
, p. o.
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1t is the requirement Of even pru-
tcnce end humanity aud philanthropy
and religion that this war be prosecuted
with the most terrific energy -irentice.
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CAPTURES DURINo Two Nj Nrns. =

CAPTURES DURINo Two Nj Nrns.--
The following places have been cap.
iured from the rebels since the I'll
November:
Forts Walker and Bcnnrcgarl
Port Royal, taken in naval actor
November Z.
Battery at Braddocks Point, Hi
ton Heal island, seized by army
NovcmbcrS.
Battery at Tybee islam seiz d by
the navy, November 81
Fort at Otter island. ST. Ilelens
sound, seized by the navy \ vembe,
25
Forts at Sans point, Coosaw river
SEIZED by the navy, November 25.
Fort at Fenwick Is islani, A.hepoC
river, seized by tie navy November
PC
Battery at Great Wassaw island,
Wassaw sonnd, ecIzcd by the navy
December 3.
Rebrl Fort at"Rcd IIousc." vii
miDgton river, reconnoitcred Dccem
Der 5.
B'anlort and Port Royal islands,
occupied by Gen. Stevens brigade
United States army, December 7
Ossabow sound, entered and rebel
fort on Vernon river rrconnoitere
by the navy December IL.
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Prom Washington.

JanusT 10. - Specials cay Hut
cbinscn. u Ohio. ha- rrep6fed bill
10 be !n.rbduced IN the House, cstab.
liehing stcrri'mial government over
the secedtJ states, and prohibiting
slavery Herein.
The Iibuse Committee on Elect
ions will report egnins, the claim OF
DR.. Segat, Of Virginia. TO u seat.
The wtr steamer Pensacola has
arrived al Annapolis.
TIE A uensts. Commandcf Parrot.
captured the schooner Island Bclle,
Of Nashville, laden with sugar and
molasses. about twelve miles Sonih,
East Of Bull's leland light. She had
u clearance for Baltimore, but when
first seen was standing In for Bull's
bay. The Island Belle was bull, in
Charleston In 1861, and called the
Gen. Ripley, and her certificate o'
British registry bears date Novem.
Der 4,h. 1861.
The House Committee Of Ways
and Means are considering the cx.
pediency Of recommending sn Issue
OF treasury notes smaller than fivcs
There is a great demand for bills
OF tho denomination OF ones and
twos. 1t is understood that Con
gress will take immediate notion mp.
on the Tax and Treasury Note bill
Mr.. Bodman, United States Con.
sui at Tenerlff,, committed suicidc
at that place, u few weeks since. -
All his property was invested in Vir
ginia bonds,
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ToRRE DEL GRECO. - In dc.cribin

ToRRE DEL GRECO. - In describing
the "wreck Of matter and the crash
OF worlds" around tho base of Vesu.
vius, tho correspondent OF the Lon.
don Times speaks of bis visit to Tor.
re del Greco as follows:
al stopped before one large house
in poriicular, the shell OF which vac
rem aiming intact. while the interior
had fallen in, and the mason work
projected through the open door
Just outside the street had been
thrown mp by the volcanic action,
and a crater was formed ten palms
in diameter, | stood on the edge
and looked down, and saw that the
geological formation was all OF lava.
tho old lava Of l794 split asund or
by q mysterious and irresistible
power, and that the actual city was
built on the city OF the dead. Nine
times has Torrc del Greco been do.
stroyed, aud yet, with a persistence
which appears like folly, the inhab-
itsnts have returned, aud rebuilt.
and suffered. and have been swal-
|sr~A nn." .-.t Ft..i I,
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New foRx. January 13. - Th.
Post says a letter received in this
city from n gentleman well known
to us, relates that respectable per.
son, made prisoner by one OF our
boats in Edisto river, says we could
form no idea what a stunning blow
the capture o. Port Royal had been
to the people Of Sonth Carolina and
Georgia. He says, too, that almost
equal to that in lts appalling effects
is the great fire in Charleston. lie
adds that a party is on foot in tla,
region in favor OF settling the ques,
tion at iasue by Commissioners, and
that both Davis and Stephens are in
favcr OF il, but that the Rhelt party
had trowned it down.
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sn,y against temptation 10 commi,
any breach OF tho peace. A thorongll
Organization OF the militis Of the
State should at once be commenced
and continued. This iorce. number
ing about 8b0, 900 men, should be
divided into companies, regiments,
brigadss and diviaioDs; and each
should be- we'll differed. The con-
panies should be mustered at least
twice 10 eack year, rs companies:
and at least once in each year, In
regiments.
All thi. can be done at email ex.
pence. and II well done, We will q,
all times be ready, at a moments
warning, to call into actual service,
in any portion Of the State, q force
sufficient 10 prevent invasion from
any quarter.
The duties, and nlso the compen.
.sation, pertaining 20 the Staff OF the
COMMANDMENT Chief, should be
clearly defined by law.
1t is expected that the military
feeling now txtant will lead to
efforts, on the part OF individual
enterprise. to establish military
schools N different parts Of the State.
Tho propriety OF granting aid
rom tho State, TO such Of them as
may seem worthy OF it. is respect
fully submitted to your consideration
Small appropriations, judiciously
expended, wonld tend greatly to en-
courage such schools; and if well
conducted. they could not fail to
cnnduco largely to tho welfare
and safety Of the public.
A few months' military instruc.
tion will qualify the young men of
the State TO take command OF our
militia, even in timo Of war, with
credit to all. The time now de.
voted exclusively to recreation and
pleasure by the gallant boys Of Ohio
during their long summer vacation,
could TINS be protitably spent; and,
dou 5tless, hundreds OF them would
prefer time TO make themselves use.
iul to the State. Arms and other
munitions Of war should be kept IN
perfect order at the State Arsenal,
in quantities to meet any sudden
emergency.
He concludes by paying q very
neat compliment to Gov. Dennison,
and urges upon the Legislature To-.
dnstry, economy, integrity and pa
triotisn.
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REnELs MAKiSo WocpEN SmoEs =

REnELs MAKlSo WOODEN SmoEs -
The Raleigh Saadud says:
We visited. day or two SINCE
the wooden al or uanu'nctory o
Mcssrs. Thnim ~ Traps. OF this city
We had frequently heard of this Is
,sblis' ment, hut we had 10 idea
nntil our visit to it, that it was so
thorough and interesting in ito opc7.
s'ions ns we heard il TO be The
cn'rrprising manufacturers have in
the'r employment some thirty hauds,
and are turning out about one hun
drei pair al shoes Per day. Tie
shape ana size OF the shoe are fire,
marked aul sawed out, and then it
8 borc'i and scooled out and fash
Ioncd a. the bottom, an sand paper,
ed, and lined, and painted. and top.
ped With leather. and thrs finished
in various rooms in Il e same hnild
ing. Most of this work is done by
machinery, riven by steam.
The wood is gum and poplar.
which is well steamed before the
shoe is made. We understand that
thcaa shoes Hre actually lighter than
the leather brogan OF the same nun
Der, anI As for durability, the bot
toms will last until the next war
We learn that Mcssra. Thuim e.
Traps, who are finishing one hnnd'
red pairs per day, have more orders
than they can Gil.
Wooden shoes are worn in the
Northern part Of Europe, and IN
some localities in this country A; but
we suppose this is the frat manufac.
tory oi the sort, by machinery and
steam, Which hss been established.