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PARDON Observation-Disclosures was
made to Governor Peirpoint on Saturday
for the pardon of DR.. ii. c. Maddux, now
confined in the city Jail under sentence
for six months for shooting w. III. Vernon
on Broad street. The Governor refused
to pardon him.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-Rev. A. NJ. Pom,
dexter, of Halifax county, has accepted
the Office, recently rendered by the
Board of Trustees, of General Agent OF
Richmond College, and will at once COM
mence his efforts to increase the ehdoW-
ment fund of the institution. the col
lege will be reopened about the first Of
October with a new and able faculty.
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THE WEST PoINT WRECK.-It is report
ed the York River railroad has entered
into contract with Mr.. - Southgate TO
take up the wreck of the steamer West
Point, and that the work will be com.
menced to-day. We hope II 10 20,
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MAsoSIc.-The stated monthly meeting
of Henrico Union Lodge, No. $50, OF An
cient, Free, and Accepted Masons, will De
held tonight ut the usual hour.
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THE "GALAxY."-This magazine for
July contains the continuation of the
Claurings and archie Lorsa, and some very
interesting miscellaneous articles.
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FELL FROM \ WALL.-Lcwis Green, co
lorcd, on Saturday fell from an old wal
which he was taking down, on Thirteenth
street, between Main and Cary, and strik-
ing his head on the bricks, cut severe
cash in it of three or four inches. He wa:
taken to the office of DrS. Hancock Ca
bell, where his wound was dressed, and he
afterwards sent home in carriage.
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|. o. o. Jefferson Lodge, No. 4, /.
o. O. T., will meet at Odd Fellows Hall at
8 o'clock Tonight,
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Major G. A.
Schwarzman and X. ii. Fox, National
Express.
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STRIKE AT THE New YORK AND RICH
MoND Coal PITs.-On Thursday last nearly
all the underground hands employed in
the pits of the New York and Richmond
Coal Mining Company, about ten miles from
this city, on the old Turnpike road, struck.
The men on strike intimidated the rest of
the hands by threatening to beat them if
they attempted to continue work; and
they did severely beat young man named
Saunders. A number OF guns were in the
hands of the men, but it was not shown
whether they were held for any criminal
purpose. A peace warrant was taken out
against W. Ii. Gentry, Robert Ellis, John
Ii. Ellis, K. Smoot, J. F. Shepperson, Da-
MEL Thorp, B. Green, and Abram Peasants,
a negro and all of these persons, with the
exception of John Ellis and Green, were
arrested, and examined on Saturday at the
Office of the sheriff of Henrico. The evil
dence was voluminous and somewhat con-
Trajectory, and the prisoners were bound
over in the sum Of one hundred dollars
each to keep the peace, and in the sum OF
two hundred and fifty dollars each to APP
pear to answer to the indictment against
them.
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MAYORS COURT, SATURDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDING.-Giovanni Bel
loni was arraigncd on charge of having in
his possession more than ten counterfeit
twenty-five cent United States Treasury
notes. His Honor decided that the ac-
cused could only be tried for violation OF
the laws of Congress, and sent him to the
United States District Attorney. The
United States District Attorney being alb
sent from town, and the city authorities
having no jurisdiction over the accused,
he was discharged from custody.
Margaret Mitchell, negress, was charged
with having in her possession counter
pane and lot of clothing stolen four
years ago from Mrs. Jeter. She was dis
charged.
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MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION MEETINGs.-The
managers of the Hollywood Memorial As
sociation will meet at DR.. Moore's Church
at 6 o'clock this evening for the transac-
ton of business.
A general meeting of the members OF
the Oakwood Memorial Association will be
held at the Third Presbyterian Church al
o'clock this evening, to make arrange
ments for setting up the first lot OF head
boards, and for other business.
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A NEGRO DISTCRBANCE.-A number OF
negroes got into a fight on Saturday in
Butchcrtown, and in short time the dis
turbancc became general. Bricks and
stones flew in every direction, and sticks
were freely used. William Jones, Isaac
Williams, and James Peters, the apparent
ringlcadcrs, were arrested, and Tim John
son, Martin Sims, Frank Brown, William
Smith, l.. Coleman, and John Smith,
were arrested for insulting, threaten
ing, and interfering with the police in
the discharge Of their duty. These latter
cndeayorcd in every way to incite their
companions to rescue the negroes first
arrested, and said that as there was only
one policeman present, they could easily
clear him out. The negroes are now grow
ing insolcnt and unruly, and must he
taught that they are still subject to the
law, and are liable to be punished for com
hitting a breach of the peace or for dis
turbing the quiet and order OF the city
II few of them are promptly and severely
punished it will serve pour encoWdyT IeS
uutTCS.
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MOND AND Pc
Ap COMPANY. Books of
Of this Company will be
ssrs. LYONS Il AUGUST,
Tia day of June next.
ONS,)
NNE,} Commissioners.
II.
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GHES, treating dis
iith the HOMEOPATHIC
has his office and resi-
OF Grace street, second
Sfroms to 10; noon, from
so'clOck. il 8-3m
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EOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
II General THOMAS S. RAYMOND, so well
known al for many years an efficient member oil
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, has been recon-
ended a. suitable person 10 serve this city In tne
room of Mr.. GRATrAS. II is understood that he VIII
accept the position if elected Let the voters then
consider him as a candidate and take care that
they secure his invaluable services next winter;
ie l2-tde ClIlLEN.
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.OLERA!-'rhe AME-
Err is the greatest disinfec-
he age. For certificates Of
chemists, see printed cir
Id be without II, as II may
and death. Only 80 cents
Wholesale and retail by
TEyENS 4 PEGRAM,
Oil Broad street.
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MEMORIAL CONCERT AT LOUISA Court
HoUsE.-A concert will be held Oh to-
morrow evening at Louisa Courthouse,
the proceeds to be devoted to raising a
fund for placing in order the graves of the
Confederate soldiers inferred in the neigh
borhood. There was large hospital at
the Courthouse during the war, and seve-
raj skirmishes took place in the adjacent
country. A number of orr soldiers are
buried in Louisa, and it is hoped that the
people of the county will be able to Obtain
money enough to meet the expense Vi
arranging and marking these graves.
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Twenty barrels
Lovering's Crush I'D, rs
Yellow 9, 8 hogshesds
!sea II eaas'a sssssaS2Iw. sSa sssIi
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WORK AT HoLLYwoop.-On Saturday
the members of Company F Association
turned out and marched to Holly"ooo LOT
the purpose of working upon the graves.
The Association had pledged themselves
70 remoupd one hundred graves; but they
did more, and remounded one hundred
and thirty. About twenty Of the members
of the company were present, under COM
mand of Captain George Peterkin; aud il
is hoped that the excellent example which
they have set will be followed by the other
military societies in this city. Only about
four hundred graves remain to be placed in
order, and this can easily be done in the
course of the coming week, 50 that all ouI
attention can then be given to the work tc
be done at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Masonic CELEBRATION OF ST. JoHN's
DAY.-At 4 o'clock on yesterday, the
members of the different Masonic Lodges
in this city and of Richmond Encampment,
No. 2, of Knights Templar, met at the
Masonic Hall on Franklin street, and
formed in procession at little before 5
O'Clock.
The procession was led by the Knights
Templar in full uniform, preceded by
their banner, with the motto, In hoe Stgao
rinces. Behind them marched the Steward
and Tyler, two Wardens, and about two
hundred Master Masons and officers OF the
several Lodges represented. These were
followed by the Worshipful Master and
officers of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, who
closed the procession. All the Masons
present wore their aprons and gloves, ana
the officers wore their jewels and badges.
From the Masonic Hall the procession
marched along Franklin to the Old Market,
thence to Main, up Main to Thirteenth. up
Thirteenth to Broad, and along Broad TO
DR.. Duncan's Church. The whole OF the
centre of the church was taken up by the
Master Masons, and the left aisle was occu-
pied by the Templars.
The services were commenced by sing
ing hymn, and an eloquent prayer was
offered by the Rev. DR.. Burrows. The Rev.
Brother Duncan, d. D., then delivered
discourse upon the text: lie ,rns n bun-
ing and d shining ight-John, chapter D,
verse 81. The address was delivered with
great feeling of manner and beauty of ex-
preston. DR.. Duncan appealed to the Ma
frov fn not q
SionS they had made in becoming MaSons,
and told them in conclusion that at tins
time, want and crime were about, and that
Masons should everywhere endeayor to cir
culatc light and dffusc among all mankind
the great truths of their noble institution.
He told them they must act out their lives,
and show by their conduct that they were
pure and upright MaSons, and illustrated
his whole discourse with so many beautiful
and practical illustrations and suggestions,
that we regret that we are not able TO
publish even synopsis of It,.
At the close of the services, the process
sion marched back to the Masonic Hall,
and afterwards dispersed.
Resolutions of thanks to Rev. Brothers
Duncan, Burrows, and Manning were
adopted, anu tlcSe gentlcnlen "cIc IT,
qucStcd to furnish Richmond Lodge, No.
10, with a copy of the discourse and
prayers offered by them at the celebration.
DR.. Duncan's address contained so many
sound and important suggestions that, II
possible, it should be published; and we
are sure that if it were read with attention
by every Mason, it would tend to greatly
Increase the power for good of the whole
fraternity, by showing them the grave re-
Sponsibilites that rest upon them both as
men and as MaSonS.
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rJNO FARMERS AND ALL 9TH ERS
i INTERESTED AL persons IN the vicinity ol

,feierate soldiers buried on
will please report the same
Corresponding Secretary Of
.ial Association, Richmond,
ar can be done, name, rs.t.
soldier.
A NJ. BOLTON,
,ndinl, Secretary II M A
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DUBUQUE & SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT THURSDAY, JAN, Is, 1866

d. s. W. II. R.-Trains leave Farley Junction at 1913
~ arriving Cedar Rapids at $40 p. N. Leave &C.
dar Rapids at 7:l0 arriving at Farley Junction at
lbs A.. N. .# ."..#. .-... ..F
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j. sE- -r.EE- CHAPTER d.

AyJE .t-ET CHAPTER q. ....a
Rcloti,ag to the Duties of County Treas
.a.g .',.ae. tUerS. ...
AN ACT to repeal Section ,, OF Chap
ter AZ, of the Acts of the 10th General
Assembly, and Section 3, of Chapter
l., eff the Acts of the regular session
to the duties of County Treasurers.
SECTION |. BE it enacted by the GEN
,cra assembly Of the State Of Io,oa, That
Section 2, of Chapter 43, of the Acts of
the Tenth General Assembly, and Sec
ton 3, of Chapter II, of the Acts of the
regular session of the Ninth General
Assembly, be and the same are hereby
repealed, and the following be enacted
instead thereof: #.# ..ss.5
SEC. 2. The Treasurers of the several
counties shall each keep an account,
showing the amount of taxes received
by them in specie, and the amount re,
received in paper currency, which shall
of said Trcasurers.
SEC, 3. This Net being deemed of
immediate, Importance by the General
Assembly, shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in
the Iowa Homestead and Daily State
Register newspapers published ut Dcs
Moines, Iowa.
Approved March Is, 1855. ...4
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Iowa Daily
1866, and i'm the Iowa Homestead on
.le 18th day of March, 1866
LANES WRIGHT,
Secretary OF state.
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Approved March 18th, 1866,
CHAPTER 25. gr (


amending Act Tenth General ASSEM-
bly in Relation to Relief Fund.
AN ACT to amend Chapter Sc, Of the
Acts ef. the Tenth General Assembly,
entitled, An Act for the relief Of the
families of Soldiers and Mariners in
uhe service of the United States,
SECTION ]. BE it enacted blythe Gen
reral assembly Of the State Of Io'ca, That
the Board of Supervisors in each of the
counties in this State, may, at their
regular meetings in June, 1866, or at
any meetings thereafter, transfer so
much Of the relief fund, of their respec-
tive counties, as is not needed for the
Uurposes.for which the same was levied,
to any other county fund, which they
may elect, and the same shall be paid
.out, as the Board of Supervisors of each
county may direct. 10 ra.
SEC. 2. That in counties where the
relief fund is not sufficient to meet the
demands upon the same, the Board Of
Supervisors may levy. for the years.
1866 and 1867, tax of not more than
Que min on the dollar, upon the taxable.
nrapcrty in their county, for the pur-
pose of Increasing said relief fund. /
SEC. 3. All moneys, raised under
the provisions of this Act, belonging to
the relief fund, shall be expended UNI
der the provisions of the Act to which
this is amendatory,
SEC. 4. Sections and 8, and all 9TH
err parts of the Act to which this is
amendatory, in conflict with the pro-
visions of this Act, are hereby repealed.
SEC. g., This Act being deemed of
Immediate Importance, shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Daily State Register and
Iowa Homestead, published at Des
Moines, Iowa. .-..rs.-..
Approved March 18th, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily State
Register,UE the = day Of March, 1856,
and iii the iowa Homestead on the st
day If March, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
gHrL Z. H.EE Secretary of state.
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Laws OF IOWA.
At Published by IuthOrhy.1
CHAPTER "a.
Earnings Of Married IlI'oDc,,.

Earnings Of afdrricd llfontcn.
AN ACT to protect the earnings of
Married Women,
SECTION l. BE IL enacted BIZ the Con
erott assembly of The Stdtc Of Tore, That
the separate earnings of any married
woman, whose husband, through idle
ness,, iiltempcrance, mental or bodily
infirrnity, imprisonment orfinvoluhta-
~ absence, does not support and pro-
vide for the family, or who has desert
cd his wife, shall be held and possessed
by her, in her own right, exempt from
liability for the debts of her husband,
and from any right or claim thereto set
up by him, adverse to that of the wife;
but such earnings are liable for the
arate contracts of the wife, and for fam
lily. expenses, and the education of the
children: Provided, That nothing here
in contained, shall interfere with any
homestead right which she may pos
sess, or. be SO construed as to prevent
her from claiming the benefit of Sec
tons No. 1903, 1906 and 1907, of the
Revision of 1860. .~" 3 II" 's..
SEC. 2. Property, purchased by the
wife, with such earni ngs, is also exempt
from the husbands debts and control
to the same extent as the earnings of
the wife. Go IS a.. 7..''|.t
SEe. b. 1t shall not be necessary for,
the wife to file or record any notice of
her claim with the Recorder Of deeds or
elsewhere, in order thatshe, or her heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns,
may, obtain the benefits of the provis-
ions of this Act. ''
Approved March 18th, 1866,
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Preparatory Department.
IscsirioMs Element.

prrparatory department is arranged for ali Misses
nj Lads qualified to enter the Academic classes
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Defining the Duties Of Register State
'.-. Land Office. ...

AN ACT defining the duties of the
Register of the State Land Office.
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the Gen
erdl assembly Of the State Of IoWa, That
the Register of the Stute Land Office is
hereby authorized, empowered and re-
Uuired, to correct all uncontested errors
and discrepancies, in names of grantees
and in the descriptions of tracts of land,
conveyed by the State to any parties,
found upon the record in said office,
upon proper record evidence that suoh
errors exist. IA . ..|.as
SEC. 2. That said record be required
to attach marginal note to each con-
yeyance, briefly setting forth the er-
rors to be corrected, and the reason for
such correction, and record the same
with the original deed, attaching his
name and the date of correction.
SEC. 3 That such correction, when
made, in accordance with the foregoing
provisions, shall have ali the force and
effect, in law, as q deed, made out orig
inally correct.
SEC. i. All Acts and parts of Acts,
conflicting with this Act are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 5. This Act being deemed of i'm
mediate importance, shall be i'll force
from ard after its publication in the
Iowa Daily State Register and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published in
Bes Moines.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing Act
ter March =, 1866, and in the Iowa
Homestead March IS, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT,
secretary OF state,
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IT, Subscriptions also received by Banks and Bank.
.rs generally Throw, about the United States. sally
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CHAPTAR %.

Relating to IFiIftA 7rcspass.
AN ACT to amend Section 1924, Of the
Revision of 1860, in relation to willful
trespass.
SECTION /. Be il enacted ~ The GEN
erdI assembly Of the State Of Io,Ud. That
Section 432I of the Revision of 1860 be,
and the same is hereby amended, by
adding at the end thereof, the following
words, viz If in any case, the value
of the property so cut down, carried
away, or otherwise taken, shall not eN-
coed the sum of fifty dollars, then the
the person so offending shall DO fined,
not. exceeding one hundred dollars or
imprisoned in the county Jail not en-
.ceeding thirty days. .@...-.
-SEc. 3. This Act being deemed of
immediate importance, shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Iowa State Register and
Iowa Homestead. -5Es
Approved March 18TH, 1896.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily State
Register March 10Th, 1866, and in the
Iowa Homestead March 28th, 1866.
...H. JAMES WRIGHT,
secretary of state.
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The government Is designed TO promote the prosperity
and happiness Of both Students and Teachers This
will commend itself to well disposed mind and
cevc the cordial s"rrnrt Of every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline, partiaity is studously
avoided All furnished with stove. chairs,
beds.ead, wash stand, wardrobe and misr. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts, sheets and pillow slips. Ladies are
furnish all their bedding, they generally prefer to-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-06

Fall Term commences September lst and closes De
cember lat, 1854. Winter Term commences Becembe,
18TH 1851 and closes March 18th, 1855 sumner Term
commences March 29th. and closes June 2,th, 1865.
1t is very desirable that Students enter at the
nencemeut of the terms.
No person need apply for admission Who cannot
will not conform to the published Bylaws Of the nsti-
ution.
Rev. II. s. BRUNsoN, Prest. Board Trustees.
l.. W. WATERBURY, Secretary.
Rev. +. G. MATTER, h0ent.
Rev. II. s. BRUNSON.
f.. u. CHAMBERLAIN. E.recutire Committee.
j. T.. ROBERTSON,
FAyErrE, fayette County, Iowa, Aug. |, 1864. 2ltf
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No repulsve secaranism will he INDUCED or cHuntc
nanccd At the time every effort VIII be employed
to encourage and render inNoiate the professions OF
Christians and to induce all 10 adopt the religion Of
Christ. To all who respect Christianity and its Insttu
IONS the welcome hand will he heartily extended. To
w,ose Influence is prculical to Religion and good
morals, no protracted stay can DC allowed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-06
Location,

The above named Institution is located at the Village
Fayette Fay;te county, Iowa. The situation Of the
Village ana its vicinity affords every facility desirable for
an Inst'utien of Learning. For health and moral in
huences of HerateI order, it is no. perhaps surpass
In the State.
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Expenses.
ENVCN<CHs
ion Cnllerinte Drpartment per term
Calendar.

Young ladies will be charged pc term the price OF
wood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
rice of tuition for absence unless aused by sickness
rhe charge FOR tuition must he paid in advance.
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The Most Desirable Investment Ever Offered.
The Security is Ample.
ONE BOND.

Circulars forwarded All subscriptions received by
JOHN w. CORLIES Z CO.. and
J. y. Tiff, Financial Agent OF the Republic
ofMexico, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
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To All Whom it may Concern !

NVENG SOLD )UT MY STUCK OF CLUTII.
Il Ing, to Messrs Bird, PoSton Il Co.. who carry OF
the business my Cd stand would respect fully
inform all those indebted TO me that wish to settle up
my business IN Cedar Fails and be found at my old
place. would ike to settle and close books
early possible and advise all concerned to settle up
quickly and costs ash shall be obliged to give nay
Accounts to the Justice for collection shortly.
1.H s. GEISaIAR