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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 SPECIAL NOTICE.

DISTRICT No. I.
OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
j. w. HAMILTON,
No 1878 MAIN STREET. opposite 81. Charles Hotel,
Thankful to the citizers OF Richmond and the
surrounding country for their very liberal patron
age during the last ten years, and hoping to merit
a continuance of the same, he would respectfully
inform them that he has just returned from the
North with choice stock Of HATS, CAPS. and
STRAW GOODS for men, youths, and boys, which
he is determined to sell at prices to suit the times
Give him call. sp ll-eodlm
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Re 4 GEM AT LAST.

HE GEM AT LAST.
CHALFAYT'S COCOA CREAM
A MOST CHARMING PREPARATION FOR
THE HAIR.
ITS DELICATE PERFUME COMMENDS A
WELCOME TO EVERY FAsTIDIoUS TOILET.
ALL THE DRUGGISTS KEEP IT.
BUY CHALFAST's AND NONE OTHER.
ap 24-ts
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UNION BANK or RicHNoSD,(
April Is, 1857. !
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEKS-
~ annual meeting Of the stockholders o, ino
Union Bank of Richmond will be held on THuhs-
DAY EVENING the I'd OF May next, at u o CLOCK,
a. the Office Of Messrs Davenport Co, over tns
National Exchange Bank. full representation
In person or by proxy il requested.
an ls-td JAM Es MILLER, Cashier.
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DEAD BODY OF FEDERAL SOLDIER
FoUND-SUPPosED Foul PLAY.-On Sun
day last, three Federal soldiers, while
passing an old well on the premises of
Major Harvey, between the plankroad and
Camp Jackson, discovered therein dead
body. 1t was fished out and identified as
the remains of Musician Mooney, of COM
pany /, Eleventh United States Infantry.
There were no marks of violence about
the body, but the neck seemed, from the
easy manner in which the head could be
turned in any way, to have been broken.
Mooney was granted leave from camp
on the night of the 9th instant, and
has been missing ever since. 1t was sup
posed that he had deserted.
A coroner's inquest was held over the
body on Sunday evening. 1t appeared
in the evidence taken by the coroner's
Jury that the deceased had been engaged
in difficulty, and the jury having good
cause to believe that there was foul play,
adjourned until yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock; since which time we have been
unable to hear anything further.
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OpyIcEo or rHs INSURANCE AND SAvIsGs
COMPANY or VIRGINIA.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THIS
nany, No. J2t4 Main street on TUESDAY the lAh
OF Nav next At a. clock p. VI.
Bv order OF the Board OF Directors.
An 26-td DAVID J. BURR. Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the STORE OF the corner
l. OF Eighteenth and Franklin streets, at -
present occupied by Mersrs Harrison & t,:y
Powell a. Il grocery and commission house. 49,
This Il considered one OF the best sta1ds In the
city for that business. The lessee will have tho
privilege Of taking the stock and fixtures at cost
The reason why this il offered tor rent IA that
one of the firm intends 10 move TO Norfolk 10 liye
LYME 4 BROTHER.
an 3o-3t Real E.tate Agents.
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orYIcg or THE RICHMOND BANKING ASDl

A will be seen by the above notice, nave CON.
nscted myself with the Richmond ssnsihs nv NJ
partm.nt of the Company. MY long e"nhess," ~.
with the Farmers Bank Of Virginia ana tns me-. -
dsrs Bank Of Richmond justidss mo In as.anns .as
NV friands and the public generally tnsI IN .h.II
sccommod sting spirit heretofore seliops
| aver be shown IN all my business
with them. . sIyTOy Cashier.
NH ia-ts n ----
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SAVINGS BANKS, &c.

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
Nl DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. .-stoekholders in
this institution will be emitted TO bid, and the
lowest bidder will certainly obtain from VI 600,
A., ,ooo or $4,000 every month, Tor the period OF
three or Ave years with which amount no may
purchase "A hone-thus, If you now pay nny dol
lars per month rent, this would be $500 per year
and you will bs no better of next year-out oy
paving this amount into this savings Bank you
Obtain a home Al once. and Al the expiration oi
three four or nye years, As the case may os, ths
bnnss and lot will De yours. Per.ons desirous of
Subscribing may do so, and learn inil particuisrs,
by applying at the office corner of wall snd MAIN
sfraat. yuni.r ST Charles Hotel. once holrs from
. O'Clock until ., and from until Q o'clock M.
sums OF one dollar and more received on deposit,
1nr ,rhich ak per cent. will be allowed.
0' JOHN 4. BoSslEuS, President.
WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Cashier. Ap io-s
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LOCAL MATTERS.

An ELoPEMENT IN HIGH LIFE FROM
STAUNToN.-An elopement occurred in
Staunton a few days since, the particulars
of which, as we learn, are that Mrs. Lush
baugh, young married lady endowed with
rare beauty and high literary attainments,
ran off with a Mr.. Gilkie, a gay Lothario
who had been soiourning month or more
in that town. He is young and strikingly
handsome, with most pleasing manners,
and has visited nearly every cline on the
globe. He was frequently at the house of
the outraged husband, but G. had never
given him the slightest cause to suspect
that he was making any improper advances
or proposals to his wife. Having arranged
all the preliminaries for their departure,
the heartlcss woman, at the mid-hour of
night, deserted devoted husband to
travel with a mere adyenturer to parts un-
known.
The husband pursued this loving twain
to Washington city, but finding it impossi-
ble to ovcrtakc them or to learn in which
direction they had gone, concluded to
abandon further pursuit, and returned to
his home with griet-stricken heart. Mrs.
l.. was taken by an old gentleman OF
Staunton when but an infant, and in the
most INDECENT circumstances, and was sent
to the best female institutions. in the State
until she was thoroughly educated, and
until this sad occurrence was an ornament
TO the circle in which she moved, and had
many influential friends in Staunton.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-Mr James
Aquilla Malone, a gentleman well known
to many of our citizens, has been missing
from his residence in this city since Satur-
day morning the 9th instant, under cir
cumstances which give great uneasiness to
his family and friends. lie was last seen
by them about 10 o'clock that morning,
and all their efforts to discover any trace
of him after that time have thus far proved
unavailing. He had on gray pants and
coat, black vest, brown crayat, purple
dotted shirt collar, black felt " Resolute p"
hat. His left hand was amputated at the
wrist some years ago. Any information in
regard to Mr.. Malone left at this office
will reach his family.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 90, 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-APRTL 30, 1867.
Sun rises............ SIS Moon rises........ %
Sun s-ts........... 6I5 High tide ...........2 ii
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HARDWARE.

IRON, IRON.-200 tons ENGLISH
i REFINED IRON In store and receiving, en-.
bracing full assortment OF
Ronnd Square, and Flat Iron,
Oval, Hall. oval, and Half. round Iron,
Horseshoe. Nail: rod, and Scroll Iron.
Band, Hoop, and Sheet Iron,
9 tons sw edes and Country Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
Eaylors Cast Steel square, octagon, and nat
English and American Blistersd Steel,
German and spring Steel,
English aud Russia sheet Iron,
Block Tin. spsltsr, Zinc, &C., &c.
NH i2 X. b \. WORTHAM n co.
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THE BAZAAR.

The rooms of the Bazaar, having been
completely rc;irranged and cleaned up,
were re0pcned last evening at 5 o'clock,
and although the weather was bad, were
well filed.
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k0H.kT H.. XArkY JAMES l.. AAURY,
ROBERTT. BROOKE.
81 X. IL. MiURY CO.,
lBsTABLIsgED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BR0RHRS,
No. IOl& Main street.
frat house below the post -otSce,
RICHMOND, VA.
sTEELING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, SC,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and CoLLbCTloNs
MADE on all accessible points In the united
ssa.-s. ie
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EE NOTlCE.-The subscriber announces to
BIZ friends and the public the resumption Of
GENERAL COAL BUSINESS
.r hi. individual account. H e is prepared prompt
.9... execute CASH ORDERS for
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE,
FREE BURNING ANTHRACITE,
and
SAWED PINE and OAK WOOD,
rarable in all parts of the city.
4- will he found for the present al the Office Of
Z. . aa,hbun, lately occupied by Werth, Rath-
.@- s Co, Oh Tenth street near Main.
lots JOHN J. WERTH.
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AMUSE MENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 29TH.
ELLINGER i FOOTE'S GRAND COMBINATION,
the most attractive amusement travelling.
TIRE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS IN
EXISTENCE.
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THESAPFAKE AND OHIO CANAL
" BONDS.-The holders Of the Bonds Issued ~
the Chesapeake and ohio Canal Company. under
tn . provisions Of the act OF the General Assembly
of Maryland. passed at its December session, lsss,
chapter 2si. are requested TO meet at the BANKING
Houss OF Brown Brothers Co, Nos. % ana "
day Of May next, at Il VI. As matters OF geat im
portance 10 the bondholdsrs, growin out OF re.
cent act Of The said General Assembly intended
for their relief, will be submitted for thor con.
side alton fun attendance Is earnestly solicited
Printed copies OF the act last referred 10 may Do
had upon application TO either Of the undarsignsd.
~ BROWN BROrHERS Co.,
JAMES LORIMEH GRAHAM.
Dated NEW YORK. april 81, 1881 ap2o-W
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Advertisements received too late for classiica
ton will be found at foot Of columns.
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THE DISPAT CHI
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
MEETINGS.

MEETING OF THE OAKwOOD
n MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, viii be held on
TIissDAY April 30, at I o'clock, In the lectnrs.
room Of the Third Presbytsrisn church, full
s,,enda ancs Of the members ts rslassted, a. ar
c. 81 tbs 10th OF NAV and other important busi-
ness 10 be brought before the meeting.
by orasf u 'n' Mrs. 3. POYTHREss,
.rasct Recording Secretary.
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T IBERAL GROVE NO. 2, U. A: 0: d:
IL On THURsDAY The I'd Of Nay & sili Dc wssn Is,a
siso will b. Installed the ne elected onicers'
All members are respectfully invited 70 susna. na
An extra meeting will also be held on Io-hyt ntnr
Row Sunday at 2 o'clock Z. M, there ooiho
business OF importance to transact.
HENRY SCHNABELB,
ap2-STGTh Secretary.
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WANTED, AGENT.

|01AhlMADE FROM 3s3 as IN FRYE
ip1tt DAYSi or ~ from 0o0O in one
Wy, anu no humbug. Exclusive territO-
stamp for particulars, 0s'ao
DOANE q MASSEY.
JH ~ Civ Z g. Isaix NJ
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AS By Any OTHER ROUTE.
TMRAuaH TICK ETe
TOLEDO, WABASH Z WESTERN
e :
RAILWAY aia@
From Xeokuk, Iowa, to I'll Points
EAST, NORTH avid SOUTH,
No change, Of I airs from Toledo to the Ms
elssippi River. ta


CHANGE OF TIME:
On and after MONDAY, May 9Th, 1867,
(until further noticel, Trains win run as
follows-making close connections with all
Trains on ID. " Railroad: 1850 aI
0Is Lave KROKuK: I'll ssst g9
Express, No 4, TOO . m
Mall, No 2, ts5 400 p m
st. Louis, Exprsss No y 500 M
GA ARR1vi AT kDoKUK:,U eE II
Mail, No 1. $40 m
Express, No 8, 400 p n
ST. Louis, Express No II, iela,,7 90 q IN
Nns 8, 4, and IL, daily, except Sunday.
No 2, daily, except Saturday. 81 i@aiE
No and IL. daily, except Monday.
This new and short route offers great
Inducements than any other, It being 40
much the
SHORTEST and MOST DIRECT
To st. I.onis, Springfield, Toledo. indiana
apolis, Cairo, Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Phila-
delphiA. New York Boston, and all poiuts
! in the United States. - II
| Through Tickets rs Low rs the LoWestl
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AWAY WITH

UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSsES.
COnet fort and cure for
the RnIfared. Sent
pOst-pa on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address
DIR. +. B. NOTE,
No. Ito Lexington
Avenue. Cor. Of East
8th st, N. X.
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POLAND,S
BILIOUS POWDERS.

POLAND'S
MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS.
This preparation il the discoveyy ofthe
Rev. J, w. Poland, formerly the Pastor Of
the Baptist Church 10 0ofitown, n. H. and
. man dearly beloved by that denomination
throughout New EnglaDd. He WAS 0blig
ed to lesvethe pulpit and study medicine to
ave ms "vn IRE, ,. ana n,s Ge,S asa:s
Of modern times.
CHEAT Liver 49, sRlLLlOCs
Which completely throws in the shade all
other discoveries In medicine; and 1t af-
csive the unanimous appreciation Of I'll
who have tested them. The Magic Bill
ious Powders are = ~ sEE8E%s1% -
Posisive Cure for Liver OOmpIoiss!
in its most aggravated form, and an i'm
mediate correctOS Of all
BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs
Excellent for Headache, sf
CONSTIPATION,
s't'ita PIMPLES, 3
BLOTCHES,
A SALLOW SKIN,
81 a1 DROWSINESS,
& DIZZINESS
Heartburn, PalpitAtion, and most won
derfull tt
Cure and Preventative o
FEVER Il AGUEl43j
1--WE advise all who are troubled with
: this fearful malady to always keep the
Powders on hand readyf for Immediate uss)
1 Here are few important particulars:
lst-They are the Great Specific tor all
J Bilious Affections.
/ 2d.-They are the only known remedy
that will cure Liver Complaint.
3d.-They are the only known remedy
: that viii. curc GsytSsti f,ntis,n.
4th.-The Powders are 20 thorough in
their operation that one package will be
all that the majority of those using them
will require to effect q. cure.
th.-They are mild and. pleasans, I
the most e5ectual catharlio known.
| 6th.-They are the che nest and best me0
icine extant. as they can, cent by mail
to any part ofthe globe, for tn J"e. %
cents.
! Circulars containg certificates. Informal
ton, de-, sent to any part Of the world
free of charge.
! Sold by all Druggists, or by mail on sp-
psication to
G. G. CLARK d CO..
| - General Agents, New Haven, Conn.
Price 80 cents per Box.
Sold by Taylor Blake d Co., Ottumwa,
Iowa. Nov. ~. 1866, -dGw1y.
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fsi,v u q e S
by pc psia Cure

| This Great Remedy for I'll Diseases q
the 6tomaOh, 10 tho discovery Of the in
yeDtor Of Goes valuable Cough Balsam.
while xperimenting for his own health. =
II cured Cralnp IN the Stomach / for him
which had before yielded TO nothing blu
Thsalmost dsily testimony from vari-
gus parts Of the country encourage US to
b0lelve there IL no disease caused ~ 4 ala.
ordered stpMachit will not speedily cure.
PHYSICIANS, ENDORSE AND
Z ll USE I'll.
ni.ister = 1sslimony 81 10 E0geiensv
~ AnG' rom " dIrections we receive tidings
Dyspepsia. It IL sure to cure. 3AAs
heartburn One dose will cure.
sick deadAchel IL has cured In hun.
dreds Of cases.
Headache and DissinsssiIs ssors In
thirty mjnuteo. n $780, 81 &. 1s3-s.7. D
"A, Aoadity ofths Stomach Il oorrsots ..
R.sins ofths Food Itssopa immsdiate-
Distress after Eaainsisons dose willr.
J. cholsia Morbus, RApidly yields u .
1eWa dOaea.fg Il s5ff 83T3sffl ~ I4gsgsa.
BAD Breath win b cAanssd With h.lfA
bottle. 'A i3ssfi 30 IS 81 ia
TT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS
lts Unprecedented Successes i owing n the
Re.Asser. herSway II M 'Syatem I'D
Mea1ly every dealer IN, the United States
sells It % Dollar per bottle.
9. 9. CLARK 4 o.. fropristors.
Solt ny Taylor Blake 4 Co.. Qttumwa.
1trs,- Mv. =. ~ Aew4y.
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AWAY WITH

81 ECTACIES,
OLD Ely ES MADE NEW
easily, s0itisOsst doctor
or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt
Z OF 10 cents. Address
DIR. f. b. FOCTE,
No. ITO Lexington
Avenue, Cor. Of East
2sth st, N. Y.
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STEAM ENGINE DEPOTs!
n L Corner OF Main and Morgan Streets
ssS ST. LOUIS. MO.

No. s0,sSouth Canal 81, CHICAGO, I'LL,
Keep constantly on hand a, q, g, 10, 10.
Is. 20, 25 ard 80 horse power Portable En-
gines. Also, Stationary Engines Of all
sizes. Cali or write for circulars.
49, E.M.tssSI
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DIR. BELLS
GREAT new E!seiA AND eEkgDY
For Coughs, Colds. asthma, Cutarr1,
Consumption, Bronchial affections,
BALSAM OF ALPINE MOSS.

This great Remedy should he smme-
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ing under symptoms which Indicate incip-
lent Consumption, such rs Pains in the
Side or Chest, a Hacking Cough, Splitting
o. Blood, &C., should adlnOnisll Won to
have recourse to an appropriate Remedy
without delay. fis3fa4H 1l.
Whatever is done to relieve the consump-
tive Patient ought to besattempted in the
early and forming stages Of the disease, as
u Is then alone that remedies can be ex-
hibited with any hattering hope ofsuccess.
In many cases this Balsaln has been smf-
ticient to afford prompt and permanent re-
let. In others. too lar advanced before
|fering and protracted the patients life.
and IN no case can Il dc, an Injury. Give
i an early trial. and 1t will afford relief
II you spend your money and your time
upon other remedies before the knowledge
Of the efficiency or this Balsam reacesh
you, give It . trial, even ~ late hour,
and y 4 fails TO arrest the disease, you and
your friends will have the satisfacti on OF
having done AL In your power 70 delay the
Prspared.onlys.by "a, L. BELL, Md.
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Univsrsal Pain Alleviator-Tor Gholic.
Cholera nrbus, Bilious Cholic. &c.
Blood and L,ver PHLs. tif
YO1-A-DAN-DA BILLUS-t0r Dys-
pepsias Liver COmplaintS,s DC.
Please send for circulars OF them sent
tOlany address FREQ OF charge. IN, M
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FoR THE PURIFYING OF THE BLOOD,
! e1 DIR. =. w. POIAANDeS
HUM0R DOCTOR.
n positive Ramedy for Ill kinds Of Humors,

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rIIuu1An nnNTAn
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~ = -. - 800 .I~-..l.-.--
n veg 80 g ~ 81 snla, q - ~ VIZ :. =
- = sns Wy 60 ae.1.1s y ~
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-. "A .ts..s 49, 81 ~ .n.sd,nt. 1900 =
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Manufactured and sold aa every pew has acEs..sa
~ yA.s q its reputation ane we e.ooe. Y. u
800 e. s, Ha.,o-. /. 50 lrs, ,ri.ed. - s~i
- ~hs.,c,ss 1so,,... ~. .arveonA 40. No.
49, 1ayscla. saov = ssmy ss.s 49,. ~,
"a *, gallon. q i, daring ssns seysa = ssis
yeass. ~ ssed 4 III HE practlee. He hAs stnss
efoned. Other physicaans hsve puechased Il. md
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srss,d. ~ /. Nanehessse partic.lar,y. he Hunos
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sssy severn eases q Esyslpelas were sreated Win
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TIES MONIES VAIL EY
RAIL ROAD.

OPEN TO DIES HOMES -l82 MIL ES
~CUANGE OF TIME -
I On and after Monday, May 10th, 1857,
trains will run ~ follows:
NO. l...MAIL
Leave Keokuk ~ s.... ...t... y:M q. ~
Arrives at Ottumwa. ...r...."....is:o 2.
Arrives ct Dss Moines at - Pm
NO. 3-MDXED.
Leaves Keokuk et............. $1,000. 500 p. -
Arrives at Ohumwa at............s...... 80 =
Arrive st Dcs Moinss - ........ 3OO . >.
NO 2ssM sk.I Ian
Leaves Dies noines d ......,.-...... 1:Sa ?. N.
Arrives at OttumWA o.. ............ 11:@6 :"
Arrives o. Keokuk q ........si So Pm
= NO. A~NAxEn.
Leaves Des koines at .......... I:pO p. n.
Arrives 1T OttumwA ~. 1900 .. n.
Arrives At keoknk ~ OSO .. N.
Chicago time 10 the standard ~ which I'll
trsias vil ps. y aSoss u uiaatss tester 1han
pesssssers for the Rass - the 7sp i. =. and 7:os
;. T. sfaiss from Dss 1oines make close and certain
connections With the Toledo, Wabash and Western
railway, end will and this the MOST DInBc7 A0USo 70
q III Dslnts East and eoutheast.a "a @ifc5.,
Tine a. Quick and Fare Uniformly as Lo,s
AS By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
TMn0UG1I TICKETa
r. I'll ~ priueipal points East for sale u sbsof
.fsa Z az S:a.
points wess q shs Dspo: 7, .f:s 0nse xeeh,h
JOHN GIVEN. Cen. Ticket Az. !.
Dec. II, os-dvH
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
State OF Iowa, Office Of Sec'y of State,
Des Moines, June "a, 1857.

State Of Iowa, Office Of Sec'y of State,
Des Moines, June "a, 1857. ]
The following proposition to amend the
Constitution Of the State of Iowa, having
been duly adopted by both Honses Of the
Eleventh General Assem- DIV and referred
eral election of 1867, is b.rebv published
pursuant to the provisions OF chapter lOl,
act of 1866. 80
ED WRIGHT, sec'y Of State
A proposal to amend the Constitution Of
the State Of 7o,ca.
Be It resolved by The General Assembly
of the State Of IOmd, That the following
amendments to the Constitution of the
State of Iowa, are hereby proposed:
LIST. Strike the word white from sec
ton Of article thereof. Al
Cd. Strike the word ''white'' from Sec
ton SO, Of article thereof
Sd. Strike the word ''whte'' from Sec
ton "a. of article 3 thereof.
4th. Strike the word white" from Sec
ton IS, of article thereof. A
5th. Strike the word white from Sec
ton !, of article thereof.
9Th, Add to section 5, Of article q the fol-
lowing words: Nor shall any person who
has committed. or may hereafter commit,
States, nor any person who has abscOnded
for the purpose of avoiding any military
CONSUMPTION or draft ordered by the au-
thority of the United States, or this State,
be entitled to the privileges of an elector,
or qualified to hold any Office, under the
Constitution and laws of this State. In
order that the provisions of this section
. may be etfectHally enforced. the I4egisla-
turc may, by law, prescribe suitable
oath to be taken under such Limitations as
il may deem proper, by persons offerinp
to qualify for office or to vote, 1.-THE effect
that they are not subject to the disabilities
OF this section.
State ri Iowa,
Office of Secretary of State.
l, Ed Wright, secretary of State of ths
State Of Iowa, certify that the foregoint
resolution is an accurate copy of the orig
inal resolution on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntt
set my hand and affixed the official sea
of the State of Iowa. Done at Des Moine
this Oath day of June, A. d. 1857
[I4s.l ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State
July 2, lS67-dAw till Oct3 A