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teen disposed to write 70 Jcu concerning The real
ysluc G. your SFLlIER APLhtENT a. a remedy
Tor Indigestion and dyspepsia. 1 desire 10 express
to you 10y sincere gratitude for the great Deneht the
SELI aR has done my VIE.
20. lcJr Or hvs years iIy wi'e has been sadly
5fiic.ea with Dyspeps,s, aGd 81 ~ 'ug under the
ostI Ell Jf seytTs IoLtsra fr .W) Cr ,hrse years.
abe Wgs hn8ly induced 70 sees tire O. vice Of a
earned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, o. Venezuela,
rhO ig1n elis.c.y treated fs5l with your 81 Ek-
VESCENT SfLIZEK APERIENT, she BEGAN 70
improve at cLce. anI ~ nov PEEF ECrLY WELL.
/ feel il be ny duty for the good c. humanity 10
make this -taneut. feeling that r1ecicine so Yai-
liable sEouit 5e WitelY known.
TrUst'rg yCU VII liYa this rUb5city, and repeat
inc u q ccr>e8t GDtUte and tFanEs.
LaIC very respectfully yoUTg,
5 -. G.. HENRIQUEP,
EeW York, Juna Is, 'C5. Merchant, Curacao, 5.A.
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Laconic Correspondence.

Theodore Tilton, editor of the Inde-
pendent, while in Washington, wrote a
letter in which he spoke of Roscoe
Conkling as resembling the late Henry
Winter Davis. 1t was to this that
Blaine, of Maine, referred, when, in a
recent speech, he said
"The gentleman from the Utica District
took it seriously, and it has given his stru;
additional pOmposity."
From this followed this pithy CORES
pondeace
''OFFICE OF THE INDEPENDENT,
Nav YoRK, May l, 1866
"My Dear Mr.. Blaine:
aOal
"PHEoDORE TILToN."
And Blame, in reply, to Tilton:
"H0UsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, J
WAsHISGroY, May 2, 1866.
''My Dear Tilton:
"Ahl
JAMES G. BLAINE"
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A convalescent Boldier in hospital
in Paris, while stretching himself ex-
claimed: "Oh God T. A young and
very pretty Sister Of Charity ran Up
and enquired: "What would you God
should do TO you / am his daughter"
The convalescent replied: accept me
for his son-in-law,"
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Batohcior's Hair Dvei

The Org nal and Best in the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous Produces Immediately a splendid
ba k or natural Brown, without iniunng the hair
by all druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regenersting Extract Of Mdeheurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
sepl5-Iy New York.
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We AsIz

The suffering n. Eon7 d. On, and 70 give ID g
remedy ira; Cc-Vr1e.- tnat by Its Gr,CiY Use
-lsuy Tnay be relieved, Ugny cured Of Dyspepsls.
Heartburn, sour stomach, Sick Headac. e. Iizz.
uess, Indigestion, Piles, Castveness, Blioua AZ.
t-cks, Liver Conn plants, Rhe lmatic Affections &c.
Read tie Pamphlet OF Testimonials with ca b DO .
t,e and do not use the medicine against the advice
OF your PnyGic.an.
Hanufa. tered only ~ TARRANT CO., R7
GrseD1 eh stzses, New York.
~ fer sale ~ sli l1ruQgiats. mV4 1y
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOilst soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emOlient in its nature, frasrAnIy
scented, snd extremely beneficial in its acton
upon the skin. For ale by ell Druggists and
Fsney Goods Dealers. [feb9-lY
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sspl5-Iy

Go to Bryant, stratton q Co. = Nashville Business
College for a thorough education in Bookkeeping,
PenmanshIp, Commercial Law, Commercial Caicu-
lati0ns, Partnership, Settlements. sc.
SEND for College paper, Circular, &C.
ADDRESS BRYANT, sTkATTON b co.
OcI3-iy.
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Lorn ...LE. Kr., Sent. ls. 1ses.

On the 23d Of July last / submitted through an
agent OF niue, to the Medical director of ths De-
partment Ct The Army Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie OF my CelrOn Biitsis, for inspection, and re-
quested n after analysis he found & meut0rous TO
sanction and approve its use among our soldiers
The following is The Medical ir-ct0r's reply, and
also Gen. Rosecrans permission TO ship 30 dozen
AZ once, 10 have II sold ~ soldiers.
J0HH Bull.
81 am satisfied that CedrOn Bitters will do no
harm TO any one if taken properly and In modera-
ton see no objection to Dr. Bulls being permit
led 70 dispose of gt tJ suffers.
HENRT A. THURsTON,
surgeon and Medical Director, ID. c.
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Wanted.

TTTE vii employ male and female sgents st
w salary Of nom Forty 70 Two Hundred dollars
per months and expenses, without requiring them
70 sell hrsi on commission for cur publications.
LLOYD a SMITH,
may4-9N dAH Springfield, III.
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VoICE FROM PIrrsBURG.-
VIcKscURa, Miss, Aug. Q, 1883.
Dr. John BHE-DC1T Sir: am happy % state 10
you tha- have used your valuable Csdron Biters
with great benehttO my self, ln general debh and
prOstrauOu OF my Hys EN- produced by the un-
healthy and miasmatc Influence OF the N assissippi
uYer around Ncksburg, having been With General
Grants army throughout ITS whole southsrn cam
psign. confidently recommend It's use % all per-
sons who are exposed TO unhealthy climates.
II. W. F0GLE,
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DOCTOR OAROW's
CH0LERASPEGIEG

NOW that We antie pate CHOLERA in our midst.
~ tbehoOves as 81 to secure, and keep on hand
some known aod eiiectual remedy or any erner-
FlC. which be prescribed and used with such un-
-ounied success, (-carrely ever losing a easel
When tols acOurgs VISITED Nashville some years
past Dr. Carow was one oi our moot eminent and
successful phys clans, and when his Old friends
learn this remedy caa b. had, th0usanda Nho have
tested H virtues viii not fsIl b Rave it en- hand. 10
: no Patent Medicine, but q compound from the
Prescription Of this dislngli he'd Pract TONER.
There can likewise be no better remedy for Chola-
ra-morDus, Diarrnosa and Dysentary.
For sale Culy BY
X. p. JENKINS Co, Druggists.
may5-0 q Masket street. opp UuiOu-
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HEADsrAnr.,. rnrAnr OF IN. cg.nsa.Asg. I

HEADQUARTERS DEPART or rHa CUnBERLAND,1 2
NASHVILLE, TENS, July "a, 1868. !
Dr. j, hn Bulls ag nt Mr.. -, has permission
70 snip 60 Nashville fenn 20 grOss or so dozen Of
Bulls Cedr0n Bitsrs for sale 10 suffers in tho army
only.
Ihe regulations Of the Treasury Department are
70 b. complied with strictly.
BY cOmmtnd O; MAJ. sen. Rosecrans.
WM. M. WINS,
Major an Provost Mari ha General
For sale, wnOiessle and retail by BERRY, DE-
MJViLLE Co, Nashville, enn.
Octl7-Ju sat CEN3m
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No. 80.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ n1lL-aDJ OLD EfEs MADE Nav, without speclacles
Io1s.5 Ie = o6 3 9eoicne. Pamphlet mailed nee Ad-
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.
sen' tree- address, E 5 Foote, X D. lIsO Broad-
way, heW York.
CONFIDENTIAL INFoRAiBTION FOR TIE
aAf,t.lA-D A-D-se-t nee 10 sealed envelope. Address
= fOote, M u, li3O Broadway, New Toriz
MEDICAL COMMON sENsE-4oO pages-loo
Hlustratonsf 81 %. sent BY mail eFerywi ere post.
paid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
lhor, = = FOote, N u, llS0 Broadway, New York
aprlO-3m e50~
PHJroGRAPHs.-Photograph OF Generals, Federal
and Confederate. The largest collection in the
West Tor SALE wholesale and retail Remember the
place. Gallery Of the Cumberland, % Cedar Street.
OIpOs te Commercial Hotel rnavgT-tf
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80 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugsr,
Is do 40 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
80 Barrels Crushsd and Powdered SUGAR
- do Grsnulated Sugar,
100 do A. and b. Coffee Sugars,
90 do @. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Mats Java CoIee,
% do Lsgulra Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
DO Bags Ahspice,
% Bags Pepper,
% Barrels Mackerel,
50 y bbl8 do
go Kits do
100 boxes Soap,
50 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do RaisinH,
90 Cases SardiDes,
go Gases Oysters
leo Doz. buckets,
81 Nests Tubs,
ssle Grocery Houses.
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Without q Rival.

And iustIv deserves the reputation Il has 20 long
epioysd in Central America and the West Indies.
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
H. H.. q, ,-.,w oFfnr thar fpfroduci on

a.ta.ned reputa ION ~ wide spresd as the CONT
rtu. Of N0fta America But the GROWING glory OF
a.- he reWa ns 10 be attained m his d coyery, or
rlthsr combination, for he does not claim 70 have
tafn toe discoverer OF CEDROe, which IL The bssis
ofthe 81 tiers now offered 10 the putlic. That hon
m bg0ngs TO the native lnhaUltsnts OF central
America. 10 whom lis virtues have been known Tor
more thsn two hundred years. Armed with lt the
.nalu uds defiance 20 the most deadly malaria,
li handles, without fear, the most vtnomous ser
5on.s IT'S a belief with them, that while there ls
breath n the body, he CedrJn il pot.Dt 10 cure no
matter what the disease may be
Wb1ai5r Ruu Il not prepared n endorse this
rr-.vaaanJ pretensiou. he IS neYertheless ssushea
ir0rn thorough examination oi The evidence reia-
ting to ita virtues, that az a remedy and preyenta
~, tr sll disease arising from exposure, ether 70
tho sea her or climate, or 70 miasmstc lLhuencesi
d stands
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

BE uim.tabe preparation q SAkSAPAklALA
-s. long stood at the head Of The various com
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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Nineteenth Century !

~. -,,r's name is more intimately connected
- ,Es r.iorv Of MATERlA MEDlCA OF the
T-.i.i -.srrs or more fsvorably known az a pio-
rssr Il Medical Discovery, than that Of
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lIs,ns lea7e chattanooga depot al 7.30 an, and
$50 pm. for Chattanooga ana pO nts South.
Nashville and North Western trains leave at 1880
am and 4:2O p m. Tor Cairo, 81 LOUIS and Chicago;
JOuneCtlng at JOhnsOnville Wllh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

lVHHE NEW YORK NEWS has BATTLED AGAINST
Il despotism for four years Of blood and terror In
assertion Of tho sanctity Of the Constitution patriot
ism sufficiently broad to embrace both SECTIONS has been
Its only guide and 1t refers with honest pride to Its
to show that hns not turned to the right or the
left under all tho violence of arbitrary power.
Truo to is principles THE NEWS has been through
tho reign Of terror Challenges public confidence In
honesty and independence for the future
Tho political transition of the present day opens
lHE NEWSa new and wider field of usefulness. Stan {
ing now as 1t ways has the involnbilty of the Co
stuton acco, ing 10 the Interpretation of tho str &c
constructionists, it presents ralyng ground for ALL
both sections, who friends of generous conserya.
dsni AS true and tried exponent of sectional amity
occupies position which makes It the ttinp media
in holding up to tho party cf order in sections in.
forests ard principles that gave breadth vitality
their alliance Aa an intcrsectional agent devoted
freedom of election, to trial by jury to tho sanctty
tho hdbca corpus and opposed now four years of
terror 1t has been to the Capitalization that dares to
rample the rights of States, North or South THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before Il
great body of this once free people,
The circumstances Of the moment mako tho dissen,
minaton Of the principles of THE NEWS duty of In.
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TIE NEWS not avoid the conviction Of duty which
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urges its claims for wider support upon all of his
friends and neighbors who give their earnest
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cation and all the rights Of the citizens under the sys
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al
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TO ADVERTISERS.
THE NEW YORK NEIsi iB now taken throughout the
Southern States, and the isputed fact that It has
larger circulation In tho South than the journals Of tn
New York Press combined will insure the attention Of
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Advertisers availng themselves Of the opportu.
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anco Of its great circulation throughout the South In
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versng, and tho public generally depending upon pub
city extension Of business commensurate
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whatever relates to commercial financial metters no
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any party may be engaged. Address
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New York News Building,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

action or actions therefor may lie
brought in the name of the State of
Iowa." for the use of any or all the
counties for whose benefit any portion
If said funds may have been awarded,
against any or all of the parties liable
therefor, and that the State, as plant
If in such action or actions, shall have
Ill the rights and benefits i'm such pro-
.cedings throughout in all respects as
,elonging to parties under existing
:'ules of practice in civil eases.
SEC. .. This Act being deemed by
he General Assembly of immediate i'm
)ortance shall he in force from ami after
tspassagc and publication in the Daily
State Register and Iowa Homestead,
newspapers published in Des Moines.
Approved April Cd, 1865.
/ hereby certify that the forcgo!n.
Act was published in the Daily State
Register on thc 18th day of April, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead on the 25th
LAY of April, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
secretary Of state.
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Concluded From the First Page

Concluded From the First Pdge.)
ID. j. Coleman presented statement
OF contract with J. c. Gates as follows
To the Bdpgd of Supervisors:
have contracted with Mr.. Gates, tc
make the tax list at the same price a.
last year-S250. / ask the same privi.
lcgc to draw warrants for him as the
work progresses.
Signed, ID. j. COLEMAN, Clerk.
Mr.. Gilchrist moved, that the request
be granted. sse.... -.-r.,.s..
Motion carried.
VIM. Gilchrist Offered the following
Resolutions, and moved their adoption
to-wit:
Rcsoiccd, that this Board appoint t
committee of three of this Board
whose duty it shall be to select and
purchase lot, not TO exceed 20 acres OF
land, and improve the same for the Use
of the paupevs, of Black Hawk county,
and to have power to hire suitable
person to superintcnd the premises I'M
til April Ist, 1867. ag
RcsOlrcd, that this Board authorize
their Clerk, to issue warrants drawing
ten per cent interest annually in cash,
not to exceed four thousand dollars, to
purchase property for county poor.
Resolutions adopted.
Thereupon, Messrs. VIM. Giichrist,
d. L. Champlin, and c. May were Sc
lected by reclamation, as Committee to
purchase property, and superintend the
arrangement for the poor.
j. S. George moved, that bill 1871 be
laid over till next term. s.a
Motion carried.
Messrs. c. May, II. w. Abbey, and
A. A. Allinc were duly elected Com
mittcc, OIL the matter of the Dry Run
bridge.
Mr.. sGilchrist moved, that the Clerk
lie directed to issue warrants to pur-
chase poor farm, and for the Dry Run
bridge, on the order of the Committees
in each case. .........
Motion carried.
G. May moved, that the warrants for
Dry Run bridge be drawn OH the
Bridge Fund.
Motion carried.
Mr.. ID. L. Chamrlin teudercd his
resignation, rs member of the Board
of Supervisors for Fox township, and
Thereupon, J. S. George moved, that
said resignation be accepted.
Motion carried.
J. S. George moved, that, q vote of
thanks be rendered to Hon. d. T..
Champlin, for the able and courteous
manner in which he has managed the
business of the Board while acting as
Chairman.
Motion carried unanimously, and on
motion,
Board adjourned till the next regular
y. J. COLEMAN, Clerk,
BY c. d. GRAY, Dep'y.
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LAWS OF IOWA
Published by .iutaoriiY.l
CHAPTER 11j.
state LirscR0l.

AN ACT providing for the erection
of a building for Aiiutaut- Generals
and Quarternaster-G Generals Offices,
and for Il State Arsenal.
SECTION l. BE ii enacted Ly tie Gcn-
Graz Assenibty Of the STATE Of IOtcd, That
the sum of twenty-five thousand dol
lars be-, and the same is hereby appro
priatcd for the purpose of erecting Il
building at the city of Dcs Moines,
Iowa, in which shall be had the offices
of th" Ad;utant- General. and the Quar-
termaster-Gcneral, and in which shall
be stored the arms aud equipments Le-
longing to or in possession OF the State,
and which may require storage when
returned by Companies, or while in
transit to United States Arscnals.
SEC. =. said building shall be con-
structcd in such manner as TO he fire
proof throughout. and shah be erected
under the direction of the Adiutant-
General, and G. l.. Godfrey, Il. i. Al
len, and j. w. CaItcll, of Dies Moincs
City. They shall locate, and select the
site for said building IN the city of Dcs
Moincs Proricled, That the necessary
and proper grounds 70 said Arsenal can
he obtained without expense u the
Safe, and not already appropriated to
N'iiS4 pun i'OSts.
SEC. 3. III no ease shall the cost of
the building exceed the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, exclusive OF the land
on which the building may be erected.
SEC. 4. The money hereby appro-
priatcd shall be drawn as the work
progresses, on the written order Of the
Acknowledgement, who shall, before
drawing any of said money, file bond
with sureties, with, and to be approx
cd by the Auditorof State, in the sum
OF fifty Thousand dollars. for the faith
full disbursement Of said money, as pro-
vided by this Act, and shaIlpay out
the same on the proper vouchers, and
shall report to the next General Assem-
bly, statement, i'll detail, OF the eX-
penditures. Ha'.
SEC. S. This Act shall take effect
and be i'll force from and after its pub
lication in the Daily State Register and
Iowa Homestead, newspapers publish
ed in Des, Moines.
Approved April ID, 1866.
L hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Iowa Daily
State Register April 18th, 1865, and in
the Iowa Homestead April 25th, 1866.
. JAMES WRIGHT,
. Secretary of State.