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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

The Democrat has found time to reply to some
Of our articles, but cannot provoke the editors
OF that concern to sly word about the illegally
of the Delinquent. Land Sales ldc last February.
They know the notice was not sufficient sud con-
sequently the sales and all tina proceedings uller
it are illegal. This is beautiful kettle OF fish and
will be the cause Of much trouble and vera,ol. if
not litigation, to purch isers AMI others. All who
have paid the costs of advertising can recover
them back, and those who bought land will not
make quite as great speculation as they antici-
qated- VIII the County Commissioners pay for
the publication Of the Li,tl They ought not bu.
leave that to those whose fault it was that is was
not published the length Of time required by til,
Law.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
In conclusion The Dcmoerat remarks:


"we have taste whatever for personalities. "-EePuJ
lean.
personal conflicts where there is TIM slightest danger Of
suffering bodily hurt then is the above true gospel
II he convey the impression that he has taste
for using evil, false, sandlous vulgar san'erous and
abusive language relative To those With whom he may not
mitiarted fais@Scc' known by all who have ever known
the editor of the RpHsn. In view OF the past record
made 10y him he should at least have had the dcccney to
refrain from acing himself ia such uneavablc posi-
tion before the public.
No man who ever lived in this place has used half as
much personal abuse towards his political as has
snatius Mattnciy and vet NE has the holiness
that he has mo tast for personalities -Dei"ocrof
If the Democr1t men really think we are def
cient in personal courage Why don't one or both OF
them put it to the testl They might get rid Of
US in that way easier than any other, besides max
ing some sport for their friends. Let this be ii
may, We have never admitted TO any Comprehend
in order to save ourself from threshing. that w
were a liar and puppy, as Samuel Harvey did tC
Captain Babngton.
as to the use OF evil, false, scandslous, vulgar
slsndcrous ard abusive language, We plead no
guilty. Ii is true we have applied some Language
to. John G. Osborne, the "gus!us," and Samue
Harvey which might have been so characterize,
but for one single quality it possessed-truth.
Thcsc sniyelers have tried to say hard thing
about US as We have said about them, but ben,
lies we have rot ass sned tn m the Importance
seems that they have given to our hits. To sa
they were false would be true. but we seldom thnl
it necessary to deny anything coming from tia
source. Scandalous, their assertions are not, a
they incapable of ,ndihzins any one. Tnei'
imputations are vulgar enough they look vulgar
act vulgar, and talk vulgar genSrsly, as NATURAL.
as water flows down hill, but slanderous we do no
regard them, as their characters for verlcity lik
their patriotism. are too we'll understood in thi
community for their charges To affect any one. A.
to their abuse place that on par with the bark
inc Of other dogs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Yankee Robinson, with his circus and menaSc-
rie is expected here soon, and suggested to the
Tycoon. who owns Harvey, body and soul. that it
will be good time to dispose OF him to advantage
as Robinson, understand. is in want of an edu-
Gated mule. The fact that he has recently had a
surgical operation performed on HE ears, will not
injure his sale materially, provided the pieces cut
off have been preserved, as Yankee Robinson. or
the owner himself can easily fasten them to their
proper places with SpauIlins's glue. Or. If this
will not work, Yankee Robnson's ingenuity will
readily suggest that he paint him over and ex-
hibit him for Noniescrip. or "What-is-it?"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
MRS. DYNrIANI-would inform

dies of Plymouth and vicinity that after having
her mlIiner shop thoroughly clcansed by fire. she
has opened shop in the front room of her dwell
ling on the west side Of Michigan street, a block
and a half north of the Edwards House. She has
an ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL SELECT
ED STOCK or MILLINERY GOODS. which
she will sell cheap. OF little cheaper than they
can be bouyh, elsewhere in Plymouth. She in
vites all her old customers to give her call, and
the more new ones the better Ladies calling at
her shop need not be afraid of getting old goods,
as they have all passed away. Please call and
examine quality and prices before purchasing else.
where 23m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

There was a grand tournament at GAINESVILLE.
Tennessee. last Thursday. for the benefit Of the
widows and orphans of deceased Confederate sol
diers. Ten thousand people were present, among
whom were several ex Confederate generals and
other officers. The receipts amounted to over
100000. One Northern man attempted to ride
for prize, but was Kissed and jeered at by the
chiraIrU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Arrangements are being nude to hold grand
convention of soldiers and their friends at Indian
apolis OH the 18th Of Jaly next, at which time the
battle flags of the various regiments will be formal
ly presented to Governor Morton. the represent
alive Of the State. Half fare arrangements will be
made with the various railroads centering In the
oil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

way ho made the demand. If he felt aggrieved,
he had his remedy.
We agree with the Democrat that Mr. Davis ex
hibited very little sagacity in supposing he could
browbeat US into exposing correspondent. II
what the Democrat heroes say in this connection
means anything, il means that they would under
similar circumstances, have given up the name of
The author. We thank God that are not such
craven or such puSillanimous puppy as they ad-
nit themselves 20 be. Even had the article com
planned Of been ibelous, eur refusal to give the
name of the author would simply have been to as
sumo the responsibility. which the DentocIat gen.
tlemen God save the mark think was very repre-
hensible in We are rather proud Of their YER
dict, and hope they will proclaim it from the house
tops, that, rather than expose correspondent TO
the consequences of his statements, we assumed
TIE responsibility Ourself.
1t is true-we admit the soft impeachment-taat
We have not made reparation for the injury we
have done our poll ical opponents in times past,
nor do we expect TO do so in the future, although
we design, by exposing their corruption and dislOy
atty, as in the past. to do them all the harm we
can. None but simpletons, like tho editors OF the
Democrat, would expect US to make reparation for
such injury.
In conclusion the Democrat remarks:
'Mr Davis Is one VI the Oldest AMI hest citizens Of Mar
shall county and journal IF thu standing the ~ e.
RgsbicaH nurc his rcpu; alton, and the c"warly
scurrc attempt only reacts upon its author and relieves
him OF little accumua.el bile
Mr. Davis may be, and doubtless ., good man
in the estimation of the Democrat, bat others see
him in quite different light. We have it from a
Democrat that Davis st rucls feeble, phthis-
cky mar, for something he said offensive to his
highness in a conversation politics, but when
the phthisicky ms brother called upon him next
day and bantered him out to fight, Davis had no
stomach whatever for the entertainment. 1t wo'd
be hard, We admit, for such j,urnal as this, or
any other, to ihjure the reputation of so brace a
man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
New Advertisements.
WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

- the Post once at Plymouth, State OF Indiana
the 9TH day Of June, 1855.
To obtain any ofth,scIetters the applicant must call
Tor tertsef letters give the date OF this listand
one cent for advertising.
Ifnot alIcdf5r sthn oae aOEt, they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office
Ladies List.
Hunter Mrs Wm krklcy Nancy Perkins Orella
lsengle Joanna Morrison Hannah Warren Elizabeth
Kinney Elizabeth Milliner Smith Mrs
Gents List.
Coats George Miller " y SpriSler Peter
Flag- John p-rshmg Danl Sorc'ion Geo
Miller ID : Robinson W
%. ~. Il. BAILEY, u. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Gold continues to advance. In New York,
Tuesday it closed at 1859 II was announced
that the shipments of Gold on "Wednesday would
amount to three and half millions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Adviccs received by The Government from
G Germany, indicate large return of United States
bonds within the next few months, in consequence
of the unsettled state of aif,irs in Europe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

For Daily Papers, Illustrated Wceklies. all the
mos, popular Magazines, School Books. Stationery
Of all kinds. Albums at all prices. Notions, Per-
lumery and Toilet articles of every kind, so to
Baiey's at the p. o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Special Terms, or Club Rates:
HIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
1873 Dearborn ST., Chicago, Iii.


The rroprieiors rH donate 10 The Lincoln anil Douglas
Monument Fund s31 also There 'r h. s1poo reserrei from
person dr.r'riJ the S 600 prize, IT, pHIo-e.
characterization. Major Dan. Mace, Ex-N G., 81
Ind; Hon. Ira J Laycock, of Kansas Hon. Wm. Lief
fngweli Lyons, Iowa. Hon. Joseph Knox, of Chicago;
Hon. &. Graves Smith Of Mimi; Jac" Forsyth, Ast.
VI. :. X. r., Chicago, fH; NJ kronherg Co. importers
II watches, Chicago. may 81, iS5G-;;ltG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NELSON TRUSLER,
of F4yette-
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
THOMAS Il. MCCARTHY,
OF Wabash.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL,
of Martin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANA r. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam.
FOR .UPERIyTEyoENT OF PuBIic INSTRUCTION,
GEORGE w. HOSS,
of Marion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Cash for PFC duCC

Farmers. bring your Produce, and get the HigI-a
MARKET Trire ga C-fSIl fpr IL.
March %, lSii-n22ms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

Reiatiag TO tie Institution FIR the Bial

hetasHty 10 tie lnstfaft"n .fnr tie Blind.
AN Act to provide FIR he education ard
support af the Bind
Section |. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly oi the State OF wa, That %
meet the ordinary expenses Of the lns,i-
tuition tor tie educa.nu ot the Bind, in-
ciui'ng furi'ure, toohs, maps, music,
musical instruments, anl the compeusa-
ton vi the princiial, matron, teachers,
and employees OF said ihsll,ut on, there
IS hereby appropriated the SUN oi five
thousand dollars per aanum or 50 much
thereof ns may he neceasary. t...&E
See. , The Prihcip.,l Of the ADORE In
stitu'ion, shnlI be- entitled TO receive on,
of lie above non'y ipfopfiaed, the
sum OF seven huudted dollar, per annum
SIC. }. The Tru>tees shall pay such
salary, as in their judgment, is asst, t"
the M"'ron and Teachers cmpioyad in
SAID lnstnu.5u, MT ia amy casa to e exceed
tn" sum OF FIVE hundred dollars
Sec. 4. The Trustees shall appoint
some one Of the employees, steward, at
such compensation as they may deem
just. " h., unier their 'drecliou,' shall
purchase all supplies r,r The Institution.
.. Sc 8 For the purpose Of meeting
current expenses, there is hereby appro-
priaied, out Of tue State Treasury, forty
d'lIara per quarter, Tor each pupil in said
Institution. ID aeat' = 1~@4E
See 8. The Principal of said Inslitu-
tion shall report to the Governor, on or
befose the 18th day Of December, prses-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23
CfI Ap FIR A.
NII VI Ft IT
Relating 10 Bon,H Of Tin+ters Of the

Relating TO Boa,I Of Tnstres Of the
Agricultural Co'fcye dal Furm
An Act to repeal See ors l7l5 lIl6
anI 1889 of the R.vl-ton OF 1869, an
Section Of Chapter l2l OF the Acts
Of t1e Tenth q neral A -semhiy, ~ r..
laion TO tn Bo .rd, OF Trustees of ,hs
Agricultural College and Farm.
SECTION l. Be it enactet by the Gem
erai A hssenbly OF the State of Iowa. That
the State asticalInral C,IIeg. aud Farm
stall be under the mana.em NJ of u
board Of Trustees, ennlt,used Of ona mem
ber tlected from each JadioiaI Disifc,
The Governor, ami the President of the
5 ate Agricultural Go Iege nrd Farm,
SHALL he er-e0ieto membsrs Of the B'ar'l.
Sec. Toe present session Of the
Assem- oily shall elect IN Joint Convention.
all OF sad Board of Trustees, six of
whom shall serve for the term OF two
yrars, aud the O. her six for the term Of
four wears from he ls' day Of May. 1866.
and the General Assembly, nt each ben
nial session there .fer. saail elect one
haif OF sa,i Board Of Trustees. VIII, shall
serve TOR four years, from tn" ist of " ~,
after their election. The B ,ari of Tru,-
tees elected by the Eleventh General As-
sembly, shall nj their iirs meeting under
this Act, which shall be on The first
Thursday of May for, the year 1866, at
the Capital Of the Slate, determine by
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

ding each regular session # the General
a 81 NIB y. 'h- num'er of pupils in at
tendance, with the name, age, sex, resi-
dencr, place Of nativity, and also the
cause OF binduess Of each pupil. He
shall also make Il report of the studie.
pursued ami trades taught in sad insl-
tuuou, together with complete s'at'-
u,ent ot th. expenditures. AMI also the
utac,uIel and sold.
Sc : When the pupils Of said In
stnuIIon are not otherwise supplied with
clo,hing, they soalI Le furnished by the
Principal, who shall make out a. account
therefor. in each case, against the parent
or guardian, if the p"pil be a minor, and
against the pupil, il he or she have no
raren, or guardian, Or has Attained the
age oi ua oIity, which account shall be
Ger, itird to be correct and signed by the
PrnrpaI, and shall De prtm1 .tacie evi-
tseA:" If rs correctness, IN The courts.
aud such prlacipI shall Forthwith remit
such account t. the Treasurer OF the
prup.r ,uu's, who shall proceed t, col
ie%t The same. 10y >uit. It u"res~nrv, in
tie name OF such lnstituti,n. AMI pay
tn" .snu,e into tee Save Treasury, and
sad plncipAl Sh ~, at The same tltn', re-
M, dupIrc,rr # such acc >unt to the Au-
dltor OF State, who shall credit the same
i Hcrourt ut the Asylum for the Diui,
aud charge it to the proper county.
Sc. :. The alo"r appropriation in
c|>dIng account OF Gle, ,i'g iu1n3>lnl
r.i'is, sh..Ii - dr,wn lHArtvrly on The
uIuVr t iN4 | ru%'", ) OF the in~titulirn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23
CHAP ER -.

Relating TO The Dates Of Co. Tea$"rcrs.
An Act to repeal section > Of chapter
43 Of the Acts of the lo.h General
Assembly, aud Secti.n ;, Of chapter
l.. of the Acts of the regtlar $, - Iun
oi The 8 h Gcn,ral Ass. mUly, relating
10 the "a les of County Ireasrrers.
StrrlrN B. it enacted hy the Cen
era, Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, hat
SECTION ,, of chapter 43, OF the act, OF tn.
Tenth G,nr,at Ass. mo y, and se.liOn },
OF Chart~r Il. ni III: Ac,s ui ,he regular
session of ,li- NuIh General Assembly, :,
be and the same are hereby repealed aud
the following he enacted inst cad thereof: !:
Sec. > HE Tr~A. urers ,i Ihr several
counlits shall each keep an ac> 0nirt,
showing the an QUIT Of tax, 5 receiv,d d hy
them in specie, aud the amount received
in paper currency. which shall be exam
med the same AS O her accounts OF SAID
Jrea ~urers.
Sec. ) Tbs set being deemed ofimme
diAle lmrortanve ty tn General Assem-
and at .r is puhhral1on IN 'he lvw
s ate Il, 4ister and I.wa III III stead
newspapers puoIishvd at Dcs Mines,
Iowa..
Approved March 18th, 1866
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
WAS puhl,>ntd IN the Iowa State REGISTER
I, March 20, 1900 and IN tie Iowa !i"" !
stead on IL. IS day OF March,. lNto
JAMES NkIGilr; Secretary VI Safe.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23
CII pl Err 40.
Appedls to The Supreme Court

An Act regulating appeal, 10 the Su-
Irene Cou1t in certain cases.
Secllon BE l. enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly ot the Safe Of Iowa, That
it shall not be necessary, in ofdtr ID al.
thorize tn. Supreme Court Of this Sta-e,
TO revtew and reverse, on appeal, jug
ment Of he District Court, Oh the ground
OF errors Uf law, CON nnlted by the Judge
f the Court below, on the trial, that Il
motion for rev trial, on these
srJuu1s, sAa!. have been made in such
Court below
So ,. Ia any cause tried in the Dis
triet Court, where the parties thereto
waive a Jury, aul try the same 10 The
Court, it shall not be necessary. in order
to secure to either party, feeling ag-
grieyed, the right 10 appeal that the
Conrt shall ful the facts and conclusions
OF law, aud make the same part Of 'he
record IN such ease nor shall IL to u.
cessary for such party to file motion for
u new trial; ba. n all such cases the
Supreme Court shall, On appeal, hear and
determine the same in all respects as il
such finding Of facts, aud conclusi ions If
law, appeared Of record or motion for
new trial had been made, whenever it
shall appear from the certificate Of the
Judge trying the same, or the agreement
OF the parties thereto, or their. attorneys
of record, or, in case the evidence is all
taken by deposition, from tho certificate
Of ti,s ~Csyrs uf SACK Dssasicl Court, shst
the transcript, contains nil the evidence
Introduced by tho partles on the trial OF
the cause In the Court below
See. 3. All Acts and parts Of Acts
inconsistent with this Act, are hereby res
pealed. II. .eu.# @~ p. ~s.s~-
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CT \ L Ter Il
Relief Of 1.ojor Darid J W,q9oner

Relicf of 1sojor Darid J Wrq9oner
An Act for the relief of Msj3r David j.
Naggonrr.
Whereas, Upon solicitations made AMI
inducements held out ty the Executive
and other citizens of thts State, Mai r
David }. Waggoncr, of Fulton county.
lllinls. undertook tn" capture of Joseph
M. Brice. who, with one John j. Grams.
had. abou. the Isl Il: .Tanuarv, 1855,
murdered, in Taylor county, WA, ia an.s
MuIlrn, :. respectable citz IA Of Ii 5 St.e :;
aud
Whereas, Alter several weeks of fz"a'oas
effort, at great risk. aad the expense of
about 5000, he succeeded ia arrestinr the
saii Brlce, at Gk>man, in the State IF
Minnesota, on the 3oth Of May, 1855, aud
proceeded Ia deliver him to lie oIliners of
the State for trial. for which he has u OF
been iemunerated thtrettre,
Sect n |. BE- it enacted BY The Cen
ernl Assembly "f the STATE of Iowa,
There be. and is hereby, ap,ropriaed ou,
of The general revenue of the State. the
sun Of one thousand dollars. to compen-
safe the said David J. WAgconer for his
services and the money by him expended
in npprahendng and securing for rial
the said Joseph NJ. Brice, aud the Auditor
of State is hereby an'horiz d to issue his
warrant in favor Of said David j. Was-
goner for said sum
Sec, ?. This Act being deemed of i'm
nseslissae importance shall take Effect, and
be in force, trom and after. its publication
in the Iowa State Register aud Iowa
Homestead. newspapers published at Des
Moines. ~ ;
Approved March -, 1856.
! hereby certify that the foregoing act
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

S''attes Of District and S'l'reme Jnlg's.
An Ace fixing the salaries .oi the District
and Suprcue Judges.
Section l. b. it claccl By the G n.
oral Assembly Of the STATE OF wa, Inat
tr m and afrer the LAST 1ay of Dece nbcr,
1865, the saI.ry Of each Ju1g, Of the
District Court shall be eighteen hundred
dollars pr annum provided that ths
s'ltry OF none Of SAID judges Shall, hv
the cperN:tn 0C ,h.. Al, be ir"r~.S i
lnrlny tha tine such J al - h lbs lis
"f4cc, under and by virtue 0; the election
or arroiutmeht under whlch he now holds
such oil G.
See. > That from a"i after tha lst
day # January, l-G;, the salary Of each
JudEe OF the ) 1pr,me Court shall be.
aud The Sama Is hereby fixed al The sum
ut rwentythree hundred dollars per
aunu u.
Sc 3. All acts in con0v. herewith
are hereby ,nca!el
Sc. l. Tins Act being deemed Of I'M
mcI-aie Importance hy th. General As
>cnhly. shall take ,tf Ct ,r"m and at.er
'ts publication in the Iowa State Register
and 1nsa Homes cad, newspapers puo
Ishe3 at D-s Moines.
Approved March . h. ISIS
hereby certify That :he foregoing Act
was published in he lJwa >ta'e Register
March 3 h. 1855 and in the Iowa Home.
stead April h. lS,j
JAMES WElCHr, Secretary OF State.
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PIER 50.
Dcfni"g tie Nuiies cf Register Of Stote
Laat ObiGe

An Act den,:;ng III" dui~S # The r g;s-
i,r of ,i,e State Land Ollie.
Section | Be- II enacted by tie General
Assembly "f Tie Stale OF i,w., 1hu, the
E-.l<,rr Of The Safe l.. ..i Oh - IL hrra
by u hotized, cmprwersd d ami required,
t. correct all uncunttstrd errors aud dis
crepancirs, in names of grahtrss and in
the deseriptisns of tracts -of lard. con.
vryet by the State To any parties, found
upon the record IN said u!lice, upon proper
record eviipnre that such errors EXIT.
Sec ? That said Register lie required
to attach matgiuai note to each convey
ance, briefly setting forth the errors tc be
.prreuird, AID the r.a on f,r such cor
rection, aud record the same with the
same with the original decd, attaching
bis name and the date Of CORRECTION.
Sec. 3. That such correction, when
made, IN accnrdAnce with the foregoing
rrovisions, shall have all the force AMI
effect, in law, as deed made out Origin
ally correct -.. s...:s a-.... -.
Sec / All acts and paris Of acts, Cor
fciin. with this act, are hereby repealed.
See j. This Act being deemed OF i'm
'diate Importance. shall take Effect and
b. in force, from aud aIer it's puhIlcati"n
in the Iowa State Register. and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers pl1ii,heI al Des
Mojnes.
Approved March l5h, 1866.
hereby certify The foregoing Act was
published in the Iowa State Rrg jster,
March -. 1866, and in the Iowa Home .
stead March 2S, 1866 '~""
JAMES Wright, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER Fl


tuuutylcs.
IN Act concerni : the ac'>no"|ed cement
O! der!, Ia t,rr,.n cpr, tres anl /,
repeal s4ctlsu 22-tt Vi Tie Revision Of
l>tl
Sr.,Ion |. b. il enacted ny the Grn.
eral Assembly o! the ) .alr OF IVA, Iha:
a"y deed. "r other conveya'ice OF lAmss
5.nln t1ls ) 4,e. Which is r>1cu'rl w,th-
Ga, tIe JnitrI ) a,,-, may he acanVwt-
ets,l OF proven b fore any Enoa<<ador.
MIn'>.rr, Secretary of Lr!attoo, Consult
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CHAP FER ~


Gc.; -.
An Act to repeal Caapter 80 f tie acts
oI tie Extra Session OF the Niu.h
General Assembly, bvIng an Act euti-
lied AN Act to create the office Of
stunt iju,lnt-Genesa A1't d fin
Ia his duty, and to amruI Section
1t Of Chaper 81, of lhe Acts Of ihe
Ivu;h General Assembly, b in, an Act
e"'tllrI "Ap At to oIga".Ie the MI
ilA.'
Section |. B. it enacted by the Con-
Cap es IS It the Acts Of The Tx ra S>-
sian 81 the Ninth General Assembly, te-
Iu- an Act ent,tIed AN A1t 10 create ,h"
iii e Of Assistant Adju!ant-Cenerul, and
def o}n. his iuIje&, b- AM the ssn' j.
hereby repealed, an! Ia. office ii Asss-
san, y EDlant Go"rraA. abolished.
Sc. = Il it t4.>1rr enacted, Tha,
s CT ~ Ii If CAl,ter 81 Of the Acts Of
the Tenth Geueral Assembly, being an
Act e.Ii.leI "An Al to orsAhz- the
Midi IA, be and The same is hHtcbv
amen'cl by striking ont all Of the fourth
ani tittH lines Of sad sect, n, h"iu. the
words, "O"e Assistant a n'ant-'i~n"ra',
NI,h he r"it, a. tu|onri "l t,vatry, aud
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Sec 3 This Act bling deemed hy the
General A = ,mby Ct i'm Mediate Import
anee, it shall take effect anl be ia force
from ari after It's publjcA.ion in the
Weekly State Register and Iowa Home
stead. newspapers published at Des