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CHAPTER las.
Refuadin1 certain moneys ito the I'd asd 8
Infantry.

NnAFIEn tx3.
Refundisg certain moneys Ito the I'd and 3D.
Infantry.
Az ACT TO provide for the refundine Of certain
Moneys to the Second and 3D. Regiments oi
Iowa Infantry.
wssREas. In the year 1851, the State Of low
furnished The ~ and Sd Regiments Of Iowa In
sentry Volunteers with suit of grry uniform
which, at the time it received, Was understood
BY the nempess Of said regiments 10 be gif
from the Staks, and,
WHkRAs, By An arrangement entered into
between the General Gov ernmeIt and the State ol
lows. many of the ID snd majority of the Sd
kegimenis OF Infantry paid for the said suit q
the rate Of $f4 Is each; and
WEREsAs, Soon after said suit had been 70.
csived, an order was promulgated by the War De.
partment prohibiting the wearing Of any uniform
other than blue; sad,
WHEReAs, By virtue Of said order, the RSvy
Uniform was Hbandoned and entirely lost aftsl
having been worn about two months, There.
fore,
sEcTios !. Be il enacted ty the General ssess.
BY ef The State n Is~a, ThA. there be and il
hereby appropriated out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise sppsopriaied, the sum Of
thirteen thousand hre hundred dollars or 50 mueh
thereof ~ may he rceessary for the refundinx oI
aay and all moneys deducted for said suit; Pro-
vided, that no payments shall be made under The
provisions OF this Act until the General Govern.
meni refund 10 ihe State tho anounts stoppsd
sGAinst the pay Of said regiments for sid cloth
ing
sec. ?. i shall be the duty Of the AdjutAnt-
aenersi TO aseertrin BY referring TO the Original
rolls nov on dic in the Office Of the psymastsI
General Of Z. s. A. the amount % deducted, sid
from whom; and THAI be be re3sired to make osi
certificates for the amount deducted a. shown by
said rulis for al members Of said regiments, vha
shall thus be by him found entitled 10 the same
asd asy Dsnbcr estitssd - aasd eertiAsase
be dead. the same shall be given to bis widow Il
any. IL there Be widow, then his child or chill
dren, IL any.
Sec. ;. That the Auditor of State be and i.
hereby directed 10 issue warrants on the State
Treasurer fer the amounts certified TO ~ the
Adjutant General.
Approved April ID. 1855.
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NV YoRK. Aug. la.

NEW foRk, Aug. lS.
The morning papers have the following
Washington specials:
The President being officially informed of
the inauguration Of Governor Throckmorton
in Texas, in accordance with the established
precedents, and his previously announced
purpose, he will order the withdrawal Of the
Provisional Government, and announce the
complete restoration of the State 10 the con-
stituted civil authorities.
1t is also anticipated in view Of this being
the lsst State in which provisional govern>
ment % maintained, thai The President will
proclaim in the same connection the com
plete restoration ofthe writ Of habeas corpus
Ia all parts of the South, and throughout all
United States.
The new department OF Maj. Gen. Alfred
Fl. Terry, lately commanding in Virginia
viii embrace Salt Lake City, where Gen.
Terry will establish his headquarters.
Gen. Rosseau, Brigadier General in the
regular army having rendered his resignation,
Gen. Sirkels, It is Understood, viii be eipppih-
ted to the vacancy.
As yet no official information concerning
the reported attack upoa the town Of Helena,
Ark, by negro troops hss been received at
the War Department.
Some one in Chicago sends to the Treasury
$4,000 as belonging to the United States.
The recent general order issued by Gen.
Grant requiring department commanders to
forward copies Of such newspapers, within
| their respective commands, 4s contained SEN
tirnents Of disloyalty and hostility to the gov
ernment in any of its branches with q view TO
their suppression has been revoked.
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There we're eight cases of cholera rspostet
to the Board Of Health in this city yesterday
! Up to 5 o clock in the afternoon six of then
had proved fatal. Nine certificates Of deatl
| from cholera were issued from DR.. Harris
Office yesterday.
An individual calling himself Charlie.
Reinhardt Ross, ingrAtiated himself into the
good graces Of Mr.. 1gnatius Rice, merchant
on Broadway on Friday, and while the latter
was busy with . customer robbed his sAfe o
over SIS, 900 in Bonds and Securities. h
was arrested on Saturday as be was about
taking steamer for New Orleans, and COMES
sing his guilt was held to answer in the sum
of $4,000.
Francis Hall late editor Of the Commer,
cidl Adrertiser, died Saturday evening in this
city, aged 50 years. He was connected with
the above paper SO years, always highly es-
teemed.
4 Philadelphia special says Mr.. vallAndig.
ham has been enrolled a. q member Of the
convention, and there are indications OF
trouble being caused by his taking seat
Gov. Pollock. Superintendent Of the Uni-
ted States mint, has been removed.
There were 378 deaths in Brooklyn last
week, Of which 1l3 were from cholera.
Judge Pierpont in a card says he has de-
clined being delegate to the Philadelphis
convention.
Only four cases of cholera in the city we're
reported to~dAy, and no deaths In Brook
lyn seven cases and four deaths are repor-
ted.
We have received reports TO- day from Lon
dun dated Aug. 18th, At noon. Specials,
however
Mayor Hoffman has vetoed the project for
constructing elevated railroads on tome
streets Of the city.
There was a collision between two coal
trans on the n. j. c. railroad this morning
The cars we're badly mashed, but no loss Of
life or injury to person is reported.
A number of the Irish Republican Brother.
hood in this city have issued a. m appeal to
the citizens for employment.
Geo. Mckellock has been arrested in
Washington for embezzlement Of $500 from
his late employers Van Vert 4 Mccoy, i'm
porters, Beeman street, in this city, sad
brought here for trial. Half Of the money
was recovered.
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! ntssaess @eassd q sulGttss4s1 s1iasd Uonpi.y
upon ths Sid lands AsfeAy eonamsd, Ok any pesl
t6sessf ahall b rsnovSd thsra. -
Hs4 ). Thar bsfbfs aAyf MidS lnsltded Il ~
0sasa 70 ~ Mississippl - Missouri nailssad
OsnpAy sha1l - eati1s1 - - Csapasy o. IL
.assigness, asd before the 0svsshor n thS Dtate
shsli estsfy - The completion of my part of ssid
ResA they shall die with the Rsgisass of the stats
LanA omcs, formsl and legal rsisass Of IN lanls
descffSea In ~ 6Fst section u this not, 80 u
acceptance in lieu thereof Of the indemnity lands
~ apart BY said Register.
i Be, :. Thaa should the rights and grants con
ferred upon the Mississippfssd Missouri Railroad
Csnpauy by aet Of the 0snsral Assembly -
proved July 18th, 1855. be It any time resumed
BY ths State and granted to smother sompasy,
then III ths psovisions u this Act shall - hsid 10
apply to ~ company spon which sueA rishss aAd
grants are conferred.
AppFsssA APrM ID, 1855. II
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Nsw Yorx, Aug, Is.

NEw York, Aug, Is.
By ths Atlantic Cabfe last night dates wers
sscsived from London, Liverpool, Paris
Aerlins 81 Petersburg. CfopstAndk and b
thSreN down to the 1fth, inst.
The British Parliament was prorogued OF
|aAe 10th inst. sA
In The Speech fron the shrone, Quoesvk.
tbris recoamends'psAcs in Eurcpe aAd acsn'
tinued observance cf British MENTALITY. She
thanks the United States for il action during
the Fenian raid in Canada, and expresses heI
| joy at the complstion Of the Atlantic tsle
graph.
Napoleon has demanded from Prpese the
fect,6cation Of the French frontier b IL ex-
tension to the Rhine, ss it was marked priol
| TO its disturbance in 1914. The military and
naval prepantions which are being carried on
in France induced the belief that the Empe,
rcr will make w:r of his denands y nctpeee'
ably complied with. q
A semi. official organ in Berlin recommend
Prussia to reconstruct Germany, ~ far .,
pesaible, on the basis of preservation Of the
vital and constitutional rights of the 6ta&es
/ which are to be annexed to her. Member
of some Of the deposed royal families Of Ger
many we're moving towards Berlin.
The Grown Prince Of Prussia recommendl
the founding Of . national institution for ths
relief Of invalid soldiers.
The Italian troops had marched from the
Tyrol, taking position on the line Of the
Tsgliamento river. Gen. Caldini says THE ID
better defensive position, but others assert
it is merely line Of fdemarcation insisted on
BY Austria before she would accept the ar.
nistics. The terms Of the suspepsioo OF
hostilities between Austris and Italy would
close II four o'clock on the 1lth.
Napoleon and Victor Emanuel are in sccord
~ to the future Of venetia.
An armistice has been concluded between
Italy and AustriA on the basis Of the eession
Of Vssstis 70 Italy.
Turkey has rednced her army of observs
ton on the Dgnube, 1t ID thought that ths
Sultan approves Of the rule Of Prince Charles
of Hohenzollern As Haspador in Ramania-
Tho U. s. squadron had grand imperial
snd popular reception in Russia The Crar
visited the vessels ut Cronstadt and took the
chief officers to dinner with him. After din
ner the Emperor toasted the prosperity Of the
United States and IN uninterrupted friendship
with Russia
The Empress Of Mexico has reached Ps-
ris.
Consols closed at London August 11th, At
S73 money. 6-20's 6s4. The Liverpool cot
ton market was steady on the llth middling
uplands i8ad.
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DIED,

At the residesce Of Irins in this city O'Clock
D. N yesterday, tbs i2th inst afsy sbott ne-s Mn
Kl.sssm GAlLAxp, widow OF the late Dr. Ia.A GAand
aeed Is years.
Her remains vii b conveyed (, Port Madison thl,
morning by the o'clock train, and the funeral services
vn be performed Al the ia the lower oeastsy ii
O'Clock this 4 The friend. Of the family As Keokuh
and Fort MAdisoa aSs Invited "a - present
On Sunday morning, Aug. is, isss, Wuus DsfEstL
.os cf William and Ltzxs u. Futon, aged months And
IS days
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CINCINNATI O.. Al

CIEcTNNArL O., AuEust II.
There were 64 deaths by cholera On Satur.
day and esyesterd.y. There have been eio
ing Of the Board of Health yesterday it was
decided that the cholera xas prevailing here
- an epidemic The number fof sanitary DO.
lice and district physicians were largely in
cssassd and measures adopted for the thorough
CLEANING of tenement houses, streets, alleys,
etc. Ii Was also directed that suitable medi.
cines be prepared and furnished the poor
gratuitously.
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. ] 0HApfRR M. "a

lSoldiers exempted from Militia Duty.
An AcT;exsnptipg Soldiers from military, dsty.
Fxcfios 1. Be- Il enacied By lie Ges<yat A..eaa.-
bly, of tAs State qf Io,ra That from and after the
passage Of this Act, al oacers, non commissioned
ofhcers, and privates who have served IN the
United States service Cor the period Of two years.
OF more, and have bssn hononbly discharged
iherefron, b and are heFshy exempt from al duty
Ender the military lsFs Of this State. . Proeided,
That Boshins in this Acs shall Be 20 construed i
70 prohibit the Executive Of the STATE from calling
upon such such persons 20 exempt In times of
public danger - the Stale or National Govern-
ment
Seal. All Acts or psrts Of Acts iaeonsistsns
with this Act sre hereby repealed.
Approved April "a, 1854.
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FROM CAIRO.
Cholera Aboard - observation-disclosures
Of . Riot ~ Helena Pronounced False.

CAIRO, Aug. Is. '
The steamer Continental which passed hert
last night with detachment of 56th colored in.
fantry, had 60 cases of cholera, induced b
eauuk raw Cuba sugar. Six deaths had oc.
CURED. Only those who ate sugar we're sick.
The steamers Henry Ames and Platte
Valley also had sickness on board.
Reports from Memphis of the riotous pro.
ceedings Of the 66th colored Infantry, at Hell.
ena. are reported false by officers OF the regi
meut.
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ISDrAsAPoLIs, August 1s.
The second meeting Of the National School
Superintendents, convened on the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives. this p. n. Presi-
dent Birdsley Grant Worthrap presiding.
An address Of welcome to the State, was de.
Evered by the superintendent Of psbEc fi1
structions Of Indianapolis. Among the dis
tinguished delegates were President
Richard Edwards, President of the Normal
University, Brooklyn, Daniel Stevenson,
Superintendent, schools Of Ky. S. Wicker
sham, Superintendent Of Pennsylvania
Senior Domonga, Minister Of Argentine Re-
public, read . paper before the asociation,
which was received with applause.
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CHApTEE l24.


Redemption Of Land sold for Tdres.
AN ACT in relation to ths saAAssr sf seAr~mias Z
land sold for taxes, sfter thfcs yeasA
sEcrioSl Fs il enacted BY the @, seyat Ass<rs-
bfy II ~ Ss<fs n h-~a. That Any perSsp
authorized under the laws Of this State to redeem
lands sold for taxes afterahe expiration Of tarse
ysars from sale may redeem the name by 20 equit-
able action in the District Court, il which all
persons claiming an interest in the land derived
from the tai sale shown BY the record, sbaA
be made defendants said aetion shall be eom-
meneed, tried, and determined in the same
manner otaer equitable actions. The court shall
defsvm se the rights, claims, and interest u the
several parties 70 the land. including liens for
taxes, and claims for improvements made on
the land by the persons claiming under the tax
title
Sec .. No person shali he allowed to redeem
land sold for taxes after three years from sueh
sal~ in any other manner than this, provided In
Section one Of ihs Aet; All lava Inconsistent
with this As, srs AeIetj repealed
Approved April "a, 1865.
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FROM WHEELING. VA.
Severe stern-ssverai Lives Lest and .
Large AHeHst ~ Prspsrty Destroyed.
WHEEuxs. Va, Aug. Is.

WHEELING, Va, Aug. Is.
The severesf thunder storm ever known to
have visited this vicinity occurred on Sunday
night. Bridges, culverts, telegraph poles and
houses we're washed away. The family Of
Samuel Robertson, residing six miles west Of
the city, we're carried away by the food and
all perished. A man andwoman we're killed by
Lightning in the city, and several more re.
ported east Of the city. Thp c. / P. Rail.
port being washed away. The storm seefus
to have spent its fury within . radius Of IL
miles.
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CHICAGO, Aus, Is.

UHfcAcO, Aug, 13
Ths committee Of srransements for laying
the corner stone Of the. Douglas monument
announce that the ceremonies willtake place
Thursday, Sept. 9th. Secretary Seward tel.
sgvaphs that the President and his Cabinet
viii Be present. Gen. Grant and other urom
inspt eentlsnsn ~ also expected. The
grafton viii be delivered BY Gen. John "A. /.
Dig, Of New York.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
Gsa. Rossesg's Rs-elsetsn TO CesVrsss-s
Counterfelter Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, August IL.
A private dispatch from Gen. Rosseau,
1t Washington, In respect TO IN inquiry as to
his wishes in regard to the Congressional
election, states that if he can be reelected
without u scramble he would be gratifed.
The Louisville Courier strongly urges the
propriety and justice of his re election.
A man named Pullum. from Ohio was ar
rested here yesterday. and 81. 400 in counter
felt fractional currency was found where be
had Just secreted it = =.
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"A 6cESI ySon OrhELxo. On Friday a.
ternoon jealous hssbGnd stssd Visiting, u
the cornea Of naskst and Tenth streets, in
Philadelphia, for the rsanrn Of his wife, Who
had gone ent riding kitA somebody else.
The buggy drove up, and the husband seized
his sils dd threv hot a6etnt y lile Iof
bricks; and seizing an armful Of the brickA
began pelting her sconpaDisn - he drove on.
The irate apouse followed and continued this
amusement nntii the brieks ysse out. Then
be Eetarne(s and his vie, Who ras sitting sn
thss door.step waiting for him, greeted him
with the question Nov, don't you look
pretty = His reply has not bssn recorded.
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VIE tAisd yee1 of this nsw and 6ouriahips
!sseet1sisa vill seometos s<ptsaAsv ~. fks
.csesl nseey = - sbis 70 sosossss = he DspaIu
SO yeoas that - No. eecursd the services u swo e
- Iancbs AtA ~ 1aa whe IN - Drsasas = IN
2sas1e o. tes set t9n. Dupsrsos eAvssaAgss IL ~
- v1m - aorsa 10 pepls In eddiea y thsssseA iu
axnctioa isall ths brsschss includsd IN shs psuas
boee4ta9 e. - fArssAsS 70 ysnne IAAesla ~ hat
p tAs fnetpNia - the rass q q pss vssk ineludns
e..Aiees1 fcsn,l lighs ~ faeA y0ane esetlaea -
ootain o0aed y IL village q the ssns rates.
yof f1sAW heovmettsa e46fess nsv. ?. q. Duu4D1l,
sPsi 81 The osiiees sd Rsssof u ~ Pressytsvas
Sesfse. 1soin9nan, feWa. fsax14d1m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIaHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

1he CAelsra-ACenAdens 0AAe-OeatA
ii ~ an old Edfsse -lnatsaalens Ggtroubls
In the Philadelphia Csnvsntien-JudSs
Pisrpont deelises bsing . delegate -
Il -PhAaAelphia.
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bosroH, Aug. 1s

poSfoH, Aug. 10.
One Of the buildings cpnnected With the
Chariestown State Prison, used - cabinet
makers shop, aud containing : vaiaabie
stock of upholstery, was destroyed BY FIRE last
night. Loss $4,000. A4A
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TAs NseDLx Gus. AID ITs EFvscrs.
European var correspondent says: The ter
ror Of The peedle-gun, which rose 20 rapidly.
10 said to be dying away rs fast, since the
speead Of the discovery skat its wounds don't
kill. Whether this be owing. 70 the smail>
ness OF the bore and the ball. or to want Of
impelling force, is . point vivaciously dis
puted.
The Vienna Medical Gdsette says that Of
the twelve thousand wounded men brought TO
Vienna, not five per cent. are 10 severely
hurt as to be in danger Of losing their lives
..The needle gun is to the ordinary muskes
what short hand Is 70 common writing,n is
the definition said 10 have bsen given BY the
Archdnke William, Commsnder-in-C Chief OF
the Austrian artillery.
The Augsburg Gdsetks says that Prussia
has sent twenty thousand needle guns to
1talv, With The secret Of the A1;dges; thirty
thousand more are to follow.
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A GooD DscIsIox. English Lords Of
the bench decided at Westminster, shout .
meath -, that i wss pricipls Of comnon
lsw. thdk counsellor, ia questioning wit
ness, ehpald address him IN ordinary tones,
and id language of respect, such ~ is EN-
ployed by gentleman IN eonysssakion with
another that such lawyer has no right to
qnestion the private business or moral char
hct9 ofalwitaeA. amy fufthes han h issap.
parent they absolutely affect his reliability
or touch the case in hand; and that wit
ness is not bound to answer questions put to
him in m insulting manner.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 49,
In order to promote harmony in the pro-
ceedings of the Convention, Fernando Wood
has decided not TO appear ~ , delegate.
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= EAr FkAxScIsr0. Anwus

40 Iron Company hes been incorporated
wish capital Of eeO0J004. Z
EifA.y slips ars losdiss hsrs vith vAsaa
~ 3sehad.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Texas 10 be Restored 10 Full Cons ttu.
tisnal and Ctvtl Authority by the Pre-
sidsat-6fn. Grants 0rasr In ReGssA -
D1slsyal Newspapsrs Revoked.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

rsrnanas WssA aesliAss 1stne Dele.
4 gate.
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OoDmodore r. R, Hitcheock, for cons
tiAs Commander u the 6osp0rt Navy fasd,
bas been relieved BY Rear Admiral btephsn
G. Rowan. ss
Il il rumored in Norfolk that tho property
| Of Henry A. Wiss has bdsn restored - hin.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Ixp1AsAPoLIs, August I3

Meeting Of National seAssl superinsesa-
aAlss
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-29
Sherif's Sale.

7Ae State Of Ohio, Nnton Co.: -
Thomas P. Brown, Plt'f In Court:of Com.
against Pleas.
Thomas.A. Martin, Def =, On Execution.
DURSUA ANT to the command of an execution
in the above cause to me directed from the
Court of Common Plea,, of the aforesaid Coun-
ty Of Vinlon, will offer at public Q ale, at the
stable occupied BY Jpmec Lants and Jacob
Shoekey In the town Ct Macarthur, in aforesaid
county Of Vinton on s""
Monday, November 26th, 1866,
At the hour OF one o'clock p. m. Of said day
the following goods end chsttsls, to-vit:
The undivided one-half Of three sets double
harness; Two bay mares; one chestnut roam mare.
one bay horse; one ambulance; one Aaek; two
two horse wagons and one set buggy hai ness.
Taken as the property Of Thomas A. Martin,
to satisfy an execution Of aforesaid court, in IA
vor of Thomas P. Brown.
Terms of sal,, cash in hand.
JOHN J .sSHOCKRY,
d: Dana, Plt'ffs Atty. Sheriff v. CO
November 5, lS66-2wpf525 IN