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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
CHAPTER III.

RECOVERY OF SWAMP LAND INDEMNITY MONEY.
AN ACT to authorize actions to be
brought in the name Of the State, for
the recovery of Swamp Land lndem-
3 nifty money against the parties liable
therefor.
al. BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State Of Iowa, That to re-
cover the amounts due the several coun-
ties from the Swamp Land Indemnity
Fund, awarded by the United States to
this State, for the benefit of said coun-
ties, and alleged to have been misappro-
priated by II. &. Orwig, late Private
Secretary to the Governor, the action
or actions therefor may be brought In
the name Of the estate Of Iowa" for the
use of any or all the counties for whose
benefit any portion of said funds may
have been awarded, against any or all OF
the parties liable therefor, and that the
State, as plaintiff In such action or ac-
tions, shall have all the rights and bene-
fits in such proceedings throughout in
all respects as belong to parties under
existing rules Of practice in civil cases.
az. This act being deemed Of imme-
diate Importance shall take effect from
and after Its publication in the Daily
State Register, and Iowa Homestead
newspapers published at Des MOines.
Approved April I'd, 1865.
| hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Regis
ter April 18th, 1866, and in the Iowa
Homestead April 25th, 1866.
~ JAMES WRIGHT,
4s Secretary Of State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
Laws of the State of Iowa.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER ll6.

FORECLOSURE OF DEEDS CT TRUST.
AN ACT to amend Section 1878 Of the
Revision, aud to regulate the toreclos-
urc OF deeds Of trust In certain cases.
H.. Be It enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of Iowa, That Sec
ton 1878 Of the Revision Of 1860, be, and
and the same is, hereby amended by
adding at the end thereof the following:
Except deeds Of trust or mortgages,
with power Of sale on real estate that
may have been or shall hereafter be CIV
en- for the@purpose Of securing
the State, or any c0un-
ty, or person injured, against losses
growing out of the defalcation, fraud, or
malfeasance of any officer, deputy, Sec
retary, or person claiming to act for
su0h 0fficer.o la .## zz8 E..
S2. This act being deemed of immedi-
ate Importance shall be in force from
and after it's publication in the Daily
State Register and Iowa Statesman, pub
lished in Des Moines. ..=s.-#s e.G .t..s
Approved April I'd, 1866. Il ..t II
! hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Regis
ter April 18th, 1866, and in the Iowa
Statesman, April --th, 1866. s.
JAMES WRIGHT,
...+zt " Secretary of State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06

laws applicable within the county,
aud 1t shall be the duty Of said Clerk ON
the receipt thereof, to deliver the same to
the newspapers selected IA aforesaid, for
publication therein. s.s@ v-a 48@
S3. In the said papers, so selected,
there shall be published the proceeding
Of all meetings Of the Boards Of supervi
sors of the counties In which such papers
are respectively published, copies Of
which said proceedings shall I've furnish
ed by the Clerks oflaid Boards for that
purpose Proridcd, That nothing in
this act contained shall prevent any
Board of Supervisors from procuring
the publication of their proceedings at u
sless price than that prescribed In this
alt. 11 @t Ea gEE5# go s-~*
IA. The compensation ~ the publica-
ton Of the laws and procee&iings, ~
aforesaid, shall he one third the rates of
le14al advertisements, AS allowed by
law Ala clWisu~- ~-s.~rA e~-~.~r-~s...sl aS.s
the publication Of the laws under this
act, shall be audited and paid by the
State IA like claims are now by law au-
dited and paid; all other claims and
compensation under the provisions OF
this act, shall be paid by the several
counties properly chargeable there
with.
as. This act being deemed of immedi-
ate Importance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and iowa
Homestead, newspapers published In
Des Moines. sas "a.
Approved April I'd. 1866. E-
l hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Iowa State Regis
ter, April llth, 1868, and In the lows
Homestead April 18th, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT, #-
| .... Secretary Of State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
CHAPTER l21.

RESUMPTION OF N. NJ X. X. LANDS
AN ACT to quiet the title to certain lands
sold by the State to individuals as part
Of the Des Moines River Grant.
Whereas, By act Of Congress- approv-
ed August sth, 1916, there was granted
to the State of Iowa. certain lands for
the improvement of the Des MOines
River, and under said grant lands lying
along said river and within five miles
thereof above the RaccOOn Forks, were
certified to the State by the Department
of the Interior, and were sold by the
proper State authorities, to individuals.
and patents issued therefor, and the pro-
ceeds of such sales applied to the I'm
provement of the river; e4 n
And Whereas, the Supreme Cour. of
the United States has decided tb.4t the
Des Moines River Grant Of |.nds ex-
tended only to tie "Raccoon FORKS"
And Whereas, since SAID decision C0n.
gress has extended the .Jes Moines Rivel
..-.nta TO the Mort. r.ern boundary Of th.,
sssts. and relinc. c..aished to the state, a.
.;tie which t..ne United States retained
;n the tracts Of land along the De
Wo;nes River, heretofore certined o!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
CHAPTER lis.

RELATING TO THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE LAWS
AN ACT to provide for the publication
Of general and certain local laws, and
of the proceedings of the Boards of Su-
pervisors In the several counties.
/. BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Iowa, That the
Boards Of Supervisors Of the several
counties shall, at their meeting in the
month Of June, 1865, and thereafter at
each regular meeting in the month OF
January, select two newspapers having
the largest circulation, or one, II but one
be published in the county, In which
said paper or papers shall be published
all general laws enacted by the present
and future General Assemblies: Pro-
sided, That in counties having popu-
lation exceeding $4,000 inhabitants, IN
which q newspaper is printed in the
German or other foreign Language, sne
same shall be published in one OF such
papeTs In addition. ariaa a saa
{2. IT shall be the duty of the S@"~e'"
ay of State, 10 - I'M s# -. -
tho .,n,at "a the Clerks :, 9
several Roards al SuPers.asrUsco contain
ed slips ps copies of hewspaPean and speci'
ing all general laws fnacteo' "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
TIPTON, IOWA, SEPTEMBER 6, 1864

], N fellow who hos had tho mitten"
mole than = dozen times, says that the
csis(pm OF Joining hands in matrimony
8 cid 10 be taken from the practice of
pugllists shaking hands before they be-
glnto fight. aaa sra 5&a8H 49,
. u There is Q hare-footed Methodist
preacher in Titusville, Pa.-an eccentric
renhls-who declares that he has tasted
fofty DAYS and forty nights consecutive
", and lesser periods at various times,
but that, being inspired by spirit from
Heaven, he never. felt any i'll effects
from this CREST abstinence. He also says
h1l has had marvellous dreams He
prsmises to preach regularly in III
WSYlae. nais3aa aeM ..u af &t-.r @Yy
The sayings Of Mrs. Partington have
been published in Europe and are hecom-
Ing vt~y; popular.
AZ, th.seA.i paper records a. a coin. !. 4:
city il afflicted with cholera, the cater
pillars have not made their appear
ance. ...-..... ...... ..-s -.-.3
Moll Molassess is the name Of an In
dian woman an hundred years old who
is still weaving baskets at Belfast,
Maine. We believe Thoreau mentions
her in bne Of his books. ....a.
A story is told of an englishman who
paid two hundred guineas when the
cable was first opened for the privilege
of lighting his cigar by the strongest
electric spark which could be sent over
the wire. ... .....a .,
A day or two since, two ladies from
the country, ON shopping excursion to
the city, dropped into hardware store
where agricultural implements are sold.
They Mad read Johns advertisements,
and therefore innocently inquired for
Cradles" The storekeeper said it was
rather late In the season for the article,
and he had sold all he purchased. The
ladies looked ut each other wonderingly
and whispered .laughingly, and one,
turning to the blushing John, remark
ed !, Out of season! thought babies pcre
ai,tr,ys In season."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06

the Department Of tho 1nterior aespG3t
Of the original Des Moines River Grant,
and which h now held BY ybeaa AdePssT-
chasers of the State Of Iowa. 4 .1LEg
And whereas, = large portion OF the
lands sold by the State to INDIVIDUALS
and since 6llinx within the Mmits Of the
grant known as that of the Mississippi
aud Missouri RAilroaal, hae shecnQl9 yfOF-
feiked To the State, by the failure Of sAfd
road to comply with the conditions of It's
grant, and recognizing il "A the duty Of
the State ut all timcs To pr9tect indivtd-
uals holding its patent for lands p1r-
chased IN good faith, and for = valusble
consideration. In the quiet poesesston OF
their farms and houses; therefore
Section /. BE 1t enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
the lands and all rights to the herstnaf.
ter described lands aud the Interests,
rights, powers and privileges In and to,
and concerning such lands, lying Within
five miles ef the Dcs Moincs river on
either side thereof heetotore conferred
upon the Mississippi and Missouri Rall-
road Company, Ii any such lands, rights,
interest, powers, or privileges, were ever
so conferred by an act approved July
l4,h, 1856, entitled IAN Act 10 ae-
cept of the Grant and carry into execu-
tion the trust conferred upon the state
of Iowa by an Act OF Congress entatled
an Act making grant Of lands to the
State Of Iowa III alternate sections, 70
aid In the construction Of certain rail-
roads In said State and by an Act OF
Congress approved May 18th, 1850, enti-
! >A~sA Z. t~o ~vs su@,<Asss - arenA ~ t~aalaatO
the State Of Iowa In alternate secuons,
to aid in the construction of cete6fp
railroads in said state ~ and by All Act
of Congress approved June 2d, 1864, en-
titled IAN act to amend an act entitled
an act making grant Of lands to the
State Of Iowa in alternate sections to aid
in the construction Of certain railroads
in said State" be and the same are here
by absolutely aud entirely resumed by
the State of Iowa. .-.....g
Provided further, that the resumption
herein provided for shall not be consid-
cred as Il waiver of the right OF the
State to resume the remaining lands
conferred or intended to be conferred
upon the Mississippi aud Missouri Rail-
r,lnd (,Omnnnv @-StF'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
CHAPTER ll9.

MILL DAMS.
AN ACT amendatory to an act authoriz-
ing mill-iams, approved January 18th,
1855.
al. BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Iowa, That Sec
ton 1867, Chapter "a, of the Revision
of 1860, be amended so as to read rs fol-
lows: The Jury SO summoned shall be
sworn impartially, and to the best OF
their skill and judgment, to view the
lands in said writ described, and the
lands both above and below snid propos-
ed dam and ascertain and appraise the
damages as by said writ directed, to
each of the proprietors Of said land pro-
posed to be affected by said dam, and al
80 to ascertain whether the dwelling
house, clubhouse, orchard, or garden of
such proprietor shall be overflowed, or
otherwise injuriously affected, and
they shall further inquire and take tes.
timony, II necessary, to ascertain wheth-
er such dwelling house, out house, or
chard or garden, has been placed there
for the purpose of preventing the cree
ton of said dam, or whether such dwell
ing g-house, clubhouse, orchard or garden,
has been placed there for the purpose of
having the same injuriously affected by
the building of such dam aud ii they do
SO And that the dwelling-house, out
| house, orchard or garden, has heen pla-
ced there for the purpose aforesaid, II
| shall not be considered any bar or hind.
| rance to the construction or building oi
said dam. ..... ...
~. And be il further enacted, in all
eases arising under the act to which this
Is amendatory, the jury may, in addi-
ton to examinations, take the testimo-
ny of witnesses. And testimony may
be taken to be Introduced on the final
hearing before the Court in the same
manner that the testimony is taken in
equitable actions triablc by the first
method of trying equitable actions,
which inquistion shall be signed by the
jurors aforesaid and returned with the
writ aforesaid to the Court whence it is-
sued. .s s..#.a .4. ...-
s3. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act, are hereby scpeal-
ed.
"a. This act being deemed of immedi-
ate Importance, shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in
the Iowa State Register and Iowa Home.
stead, newspapers published at Des
Moines Iowa. @H#
Approved April 2, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Iowa State Regis
ter April 18th, 1856, and in the Iowa
Homestead April, 18th, 1866. ~.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
Iowa News.

j "A monster searserpent, something
like IL 900 feet long or less,l has been dis
covered in the Cedar River near Waver-
". 1t has created great sensation,
and has not been massacred. fng#1
"A, fellow by the name Of Werth
who from all accounts Is q wothless cuss,
formerly in the Rebel army, and latter
~ an epidemic in Western Iowa, was
shot d few days since IN Kansas for horse
stealing. sHo died o feW hours afteS,
wards, on account of his zincapacity to
stop bullet without getting hurt. He
has gone to country whore there are
no horses to steal, and no rcbelltons to
cultivate. J He was under fire several
that his status in that particular will not
be changed in the everlasting future.
A deposit of peat from four to fifteen
feet in thickness, and supposed to con-
tain $4,000 to 1OO, 900 cords Of the raw
material is about to be opened three
miles east of Marion. The Linn Coun
ty Register states that the deposit was
discovered by gentleman from Illinois
who at once bought the farm Of l3O
acres at $40 per acre. Other deposits
have been found in the northern part of
Linn county near Jordan's Grove.
An attempt was made few nights
since to rob the coach of the Western
Stage Company, in Ringold county, not
far from Mt. Ayr. Several men came
up to the coach and ordered the driver
to halt. Instead of doing SO, he hurried
up the horses and got away. The high
waymen pursued the coach some dis
tance.
The Burlington HaWk- Eye says that
the National Johnsan Convention was
"John Wilkes Booths full-grown lega-
cy to the Nation!' True every word of
it. That Convention was the inherit
ance transmitted to the country by the
murderer of Abraham Lincoln, and the
President maker of Andrew johnson.
If Lincoln had lived, John 1ylers would
not have been so numerous in history
and Rebel Convention under the au-
spices of the Chief Executive of the
country, would not have been held at
Philadelphia, or anywhere else in all the
land. The death of a good man killed
by Johnson assassin, has developed
the treachery of bad men, and encour-
aged the insolence of q multitude of
traitors who are now assuming to gown
this country, but who, q year since, were
pleading for their lives at the feet of q
government which they had betrayed,
and which had conquered them on the
field Of battle! If this isn't humilia-
ton to living patriots, and an insult
to the bones of our murdered soldiers,
what is, or what could it be?-Stutc Reg
lister. s.z=z @G t-r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
MILITARY HISTORY OF IOWAl
From 1891 to 1860.

NOW NEARLY READY FOR THE PRESS!
This work will contain:
!. A full account of the services Of Iowa SOL
diers in the War against Rebellion. %
9 The name of every soldier with the casual
ties that he suffered and the promotions that
he received, SO far as they can be ascertained.
8. A separate history of each Iowa Regiment
and Battery, and a notice Of those Regiments
of other States, and Of the Regular Army, in
names Of such soldiers. r.. @
4. An account of the Sanitary labors and con-
tributions Of the people of Iowa for the beneft
of the soldiers in the field and their families at
home.
s. A sketch of the action OF the state Govern
ment with reference to the War, and for the al
laying of Border and other home disturbances.
valuable feature of this History will be,
that 1t will furnish a connected view of the
whole War, beginning with the West Virginia
campaign Of Gen. Mcclellan, and ending with
the cavalry raid Of Gen. Wilson through Ala
bama and Georgia; giving particular account
of every important battle or movement in
which Iowa troops participated. Illustrative
maps of the districts in which Iowa troops OPP
Grated. will be introduced. The whole will
make volume of one thousand large-sized ana
closely printed pages, and will be sold at price
so moderate as to enable every soldier and SOL
diers family to have a copy to preserve as a
memorial Of their own and their friends servi-
ces and sacrifices in the cause Of Free Govern
ment and an Undivided Nationality.
Facts Of interest in regard to the services OF
Regiments, Companies or Individual soldiers,
are still desired. Former officers of Regiments,
particularly field and staff who feel solicitous
that the services of their Regiments should be
fully presented, will do we'll to communicate
with the undersigned Immediately, upon the
| subject.
PARTICULAR NOTICE TO SOLDIERS AND THEIF
| FRIENDs.-In handling such q vast number o.
names as compose the Patriot Roll of Iowa
mistake es and omissions can hardly be avoided
For this reason, soldiers and friends Of soldiers
| who desire to obtain the above History, ant
who wish to be sure that their names are cor
| rectly printed, and their casualties and promo
tions accurately stated, will do well to send tn.
facts directly to the undersigned, Uit'so,a delay
Write everything plainly, and give Postoffic
| and County in full. Say distinctly ii acopy Q
the History is wanted. Persons ordering II
this way will receive the History for nfty cent
less per copy than It will be sold by Agents..
Payment will not be required until the book 1
ready for delivery, OF which due notice will b
Persons desiring Agencies are requested +
| send in their applications, specifying the terri
tory they wish. Address
A. p. WOOD, Dubuque, Iowa.