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, 1867-10-04

tbs PRvILEeED CL4ss.-The bondholder who
lent money to the Government has his bonds ex-
empted from all State and local taxation. The
soldier, who did not lend money to the Govern
ment, but gave his blood instead, and who part
ed with bis limbs 10 its service, has all bis prop
erty taxed. He may have but one poor house
and lot, but upon it be is taxed, while bis veal
thy neghbor, who rolls in luxury, pays not
cent upon his $1,000 900 in Government bonds.
The rich mans money is therefore more highly
counted than the poor mans blood. The bonds
holder is The privileged class and not the soldier
, 1867-10-04

GUN-cHEwERs-a by no means small class of
juveniies-have, it is said been much disguised
lately, at discovering that their Illuminating sos
lace is not at all as it should be. 1t is made of
gum tragacanth, resin and fat. The last ingre-
dent, for economy y's-aas not decency's-sake,
is extracted from dead hogs, cats, dogs, &c.
Chevers will take warning accordingly and ess
chew their dirty delight.
, 1867-10-04

BRIGHAM YoUNGs ADVICE TO THE UNMARRIED
IN UTAH.-The Salt Lake Vedette is responsible
for the following: "0n Sunday last, Brigham
is said to have treated his audience to a very
quaint kind of speech. He wants all the young
women married off instanter, and wants all the
young men in Zion to marry them and he open
ly threatened, if the young men failed to do the
job, that he and the bishops and elders would
take the matter in hand and marry them all them
selves. Marrying for love was played out that
old fashioned way of getting married was explo-
ded. 1t wouldn't do here, because, if young
man allowed himself to love young girl, and
then married her, the dickens usually was to pay
when be wanted to take second wife. She had
bis heart, and it was impossible to divide the
affections with two or more wives. But he ins
sisted that the young men, as a duty-a religious
duty-should go for the young women on other
principles than love, and marry them all off.
They were instructed, also, to marry them by
couples and pairs, and triplets to quadruple,
quintuple, and sextuple, if they could support
them. The only consideration for a prudent
young man was to inquire how many wives could
be support. The young women were also order
ed to marry whenever young man, Saint, went
for them, and to become mothers in Israel. The
Prophet preached in this strain, and this is call
ed religion here Taking into consideration the
fact that the United States Grand Jury was to
meet on yesterday, the head of this people, tie
Prophet, took particular pains to encourage the
young men, the future citizens of Utah, to array
themselves against the laws of the country. 1t
is quite conclusive that be is loyal citizen. Of
course, none but good, law-abiding citizen,
would give such advice in Utah. The president
of the Mormon Church is law-abidingj those who
take his advice and become polygamists are 10y
al and the Saints terribly misrepresented
people Indeed they are Tney will see the
day, before long, that they will blame only them
selves for not using the gifts of intelligence and
reason, instead of being the dupes of any one.
, 1867-10-04
az.
The Wnson-DarwIn -DI1orce one.

80 NAA1on-CoA VIII ASANoIct Ourcs
The following is letter addressed to the
PO5gsrd Herald;
S.nLAoOox, ". T., September "a, 1867.
EDIrok HERALD The great agony Is over
The people Of Puget Sound once more breathe
easier. The "Wilson- Darwin divorce case" has
been heard and disposed OF, and The great cues,
Zion has been settled that ?. A. Wilson, Collec,
or Of Customs for the Puget Sound District, has
p horns on bis head, although be and some Of
- special friends still insist they can feel the
PfptuberGRees on bis frontlet,
The case has undergone most elaborate and
thorough investigation before Judge Wyche,
continuing from Tuesday morning til Saturday
noon Judge MeFadden for the plaintiff, and
Gar6elde aud Dennison for the defence. The
conclusion reached by the Court was as folowss
lst While the plaintiff, in her testimony. de-.
veloped a want Of barmony-incompatibi
uncongenality Of temper, taste, etc.-yet she did
not, in the opinion Of the Court, show that amount
Of harsh and cruel treatment on the part Of de-
fendant which, under the circumstances, would
warrant the Court in decreeing divorce.
I'd. From full aud thorough investigation Of
all the facts and circumstances that no ddultery
had been committed
3D. That the defendant, F.A. Wilson, pay all
the costs. NJ
So you see that it was judicially determi1ed
that there was no-thing wrong.
What mistake Judge'Darwin made when he
permitted it to be supposed that he had voted
the democratic ticket.
The usual accommodations are furnished on the
Anderson. Yours in haste. VNDKx.
, 1867-10-04
]. q. BLEWETT,
Threshing Machine & Horses.

NOR sALE-One-half of GOOD THREsHING
II MACHINE.
Also, one or two span of HORSES.
Also, one set of HARNESS.
s2-Sw THos, K. Mccoy.
, 1867-10-04

THE GAMBLING LAw.-Tbe Salem Record, speak
ing of the Supreme Court in the gambling cases
which came before it, says: "By the decision of
the Supreme Court rendered yesterday, the law
is proved to be imperative, and to all inteuts
and purposes is null and void. The point made
against the law is that its terms are too general
in defining gambling device The defnitionof
a crime must be explicit and perfectly full and
clear. In this respect the gamb bling law is def
cient. The effect of this decision will be to let
loose upon the community horde of proAigates
and vicious persons, who can pursue, unchecked
by any legal enactment, their 'little games
We may look for the initiation services to cons
mence at the State Fair"
, 1867-10-04


TRIP TO EURoPE.-A voyager to Europe
gives the following account of the passage in
the steamer: There are several ladies who keep
their sIate-rooms from the beginning, eating
nothing, holding nothing, crying to the captain
to stop the ship and put them on shore, and ask
ing piteously whether the next wave will be as
big as the last one. These are all hauled up
on the fourth day, and have a sensation on being
bounced in the air, and left hanging there But
none so utterly miserable as the ships bride,
who came on board with her groom in a new
travelling dress of silver colored pOpln, with a
tear on her white veil as she bade her mother
goodbye, dropped upon her gtoom's arm, and
thought of love, protection, Paris and presents.
In two hours she has sensation, as she stands
on the hurricane deck, of having eaten too much
fruit cake, This increases as the ocean draws
nearer and finally resolves itself into a great
ache, both in the head and stomach. Proud as
a Sioux brave stands her husband. Pale as a
captive squaw is she, wondering whether such
pains are Immediately consequent upon the mar
riage state, and wishing she were single again,
or had taken the other man. At last she fades
below like the specter of mermaid and sobs
her pillow case full. Poor dearl She thinks
John will be disgusted; while John, like born
surgeon, is rnnning for hartshorn, salts, Cons
gress water and brandy, all of which are thrown
at him. out of the depths of her distress, and she
lives to believe that the first week of married
ire Is tne WORST Uf me. - So
, 1867-10-04
We.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
New York, September 25.-The HeraIds sp,
al says Garibaldi was conveyed to For AlexaI

New York, September 25.-The HeraIds spe-
cial says Garibaldi was conveyed to For Alexan-
dria, and the arms and equipments intended for
the troops were all seized The Italian Govern,
ment'is determined to prevent the invasion of
the Papal troops territory. 1t is said Paris is
generally excited :over the news of GaribaldTs
arrest.
Florence, September 25.-The Italian Cabinet
has determined to prevent the invasion Of their
territory, and to maintain the articles of the con-
vention with France and other parties, guaran>
teeiug the integrity of the Papa dominion, and
prevent Garabaldi's plans against Rome. He
was last seen at Singoglin, l6 miles north west
of Ancoua. Here he summoned to retrace
his steps under the Kings recent proclamation
He refused and was Immediately arrested ana
conveyed to Fort Alexandria. His Italian vols
unteers were all made prisoners. Intense ex-
citemeut prevailed.
Rome, September 25.-The city'is greatly ex-
cited. The Papal troops, including the legion
of Antilles, are on the alert.
Toplop. September PA number of trans
ports and war vessels are assembling here, 10 be
ready to convey the French troops to Italy
, 1867-10-04

WHES counterfeit is presented at the Bank of
England, the gold is instantly paid for it. fit
comes from some known person, he is asked
where be got it. If from a stranger, the cashier
Signals detective, always in waiting, and the
officer follows secretly. Before many hours the
Bank is 10 possession of the strangers biography
The offender is likely to be tried, convicted and
sentenced within two days.
, 1867-10-04


A NEw CONFIsoATIoE BILL.-The Washington
Chronicle says bill is being prepared BY promi-
nent loyal men in the South to enforce the pres
ent conhscation laws, and so modify them as to
resurvey all of the seeded States 10 the same
manner as the public lands are surveyed, and to
grant pre>emptOn rights to the freedmen and
Union soldiers three hundred million of dollars
Of the proceeds arising from the sales to be used
in reimbursing loyal men for property destroyed
and cOufscated by the Confederate Government,
and the balance to be used 10 paying pensions
TO disabled Union soldiers. The bill provides
that after the survey is made, the confscated
lanG shall be offered for sale to freedmen and
discharged Union soldiers at the rate of one dolls
lar and twenty cents per acre, payable in twen>
ty years, at an interest ST six per cent. per an>
mum: other persons to be allowed to purchase by
paying tyeuty>fve per cent. cash, and equal an,
nunual installments for three years, at six per
cent interest. The last section provides that
disloyal persons shall be allowed to retain
property to the amount of five thousand dollars,
provided the limits of such property shall hot
exceed one of4he legal Subdivisions, l6O acres
, 1867-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston, September 25.-The Annual meeting
of the State Temperance Alliance voted $40, 900
to advance the cause for the coming year.
The Hammill- Brown race was given to Ham
mil, Browns hackers having withdrawn.
Richmond, September 25.-The Soldiers and
Sailors Convention met to-day. There are one
hundred delegates present from all parts of the
State. Gov. Wells was present.
New York. September Pa special dispatch
from Key West, says 0Laughlin, one of the as
sassinaton conspirators, has died of fever.
Nashville, September 25.-Mayor Waller and
an ex-Federal officer from Indiana, had pistol
fight with one Smith il a saloon, the former at.
tackiug. Three shots were exchanged, and Wal
Ter was wounded. 1t is thought be cannot sur
Vive
, 1867-10-04
Office Statesman Building, Third Street
D, s, Official Paper for the Territory.

rrERMs INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE.Ca
, 1867-10-04

r said that Senators VINO express ruv.

Ger said that Senators VINO express suv.
tions beforehand, shall not sit in judgmen,
the President. Howard says it is generally =
derstood that that paper is under the patronage
and control Of Johnson and his immediate advi-
sers, and in view of the military preparations
now going on in Maryland and other border
States, such threats cannot be regarded as bun
eombe. They originate in purpose on John
sons part to attempt violence upon Congress.
They become deepened and intensified under the
malignant influence Of his private advisers.
Howard says Congress will do its duty and rely
upon the people 70 protect it, The assault of
Congress by military violence would have de.
cidedly beneficial effect on the Government, as
leading to the FINAL conclusion of the suppression
Of the rebellion by the condign punishment Of
their tormentors
, 1867-10-04
VOLUME vi.
NalIa agalla Statesmatl.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY

WILLIAM II. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1867-10-04

The following Is a h'''f addressed to ne
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,.spesi;icrsto.l os .e.ists It y, the
House, will be yawp AGAIN and tell
t4s country how much the 6ascp has
probably cost.-.---The Faystte CO.
Union seems to take up the cudgel
in favor of Sherman for President.
Rather earl IN Inc asy, %t op,ne
for president making,Ansighbor I'm
ion j bat vixen the hndidats II pre-.
scented give usl sny'bsdy but . man
who carried the torch and laidwaste
the fairest' portion Of the South.
'@from Atlanta TO the sea- 49,
Judge Love has rendered an impor-
tant dsslsisni rserrd ,te ths sale
Of property seized for alleged viola
, %..| 4 ss.,
government collectors can only sell
attcara decree in ths Federal Circuit
Court II tbe di.triot.. rhiS dccis-
ion squelches ont another class Of
petty despots3 spawned upon the
country in tho interests Of radical
ism. Tho c.ss in which. che Qdes-
ton seose was that Of j. A. Rhom-
berg 4 Go, ofNkich pur congress-
man; "SwSet wiflKM' i d psrths.
of its joys and its sorrows. wv.
D. Townsend Of MeGregor dropped
in upon us again this week, With .
score or more Of friends. snliveuing
the .a4ll, ,pspnotpny Of the editorial
treadmill. Such friendly calls from
men Of CrescSo I Of from else where sic
always in order. --Crandall 4
Thomas At the bakery. and pr.
Clemmer at the Drugstore always
have cigars that will do to lrag
about, and which we are not asham.
ed to ask our friends to smoke.
From the quantity Of toys and holi.
day presents on the shelves Of Price
L Lowry, one would think that they
had . contract with Santa Claus, o.
that they had found none but good
children hefea 30 uts. - - Kelig ious
services will bs; held IT. the Court
House tomorrow Is follows hall
past 10 A. n. by Rev.IC. +. Brown,
Sabbath School. II NJ; Rev. J.
Rambo half past 2 ?. M;roA Rev. w.
II. Brocksome,, in the evening.
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(hAihs,1 syetyspatteen and 1yl< sasr
! sstlr jrSE in every ysriey !; &elv
tut( bnsS Thru Is; lockets; csoss6s; fils{ Of
sveiv Md; kSselets; gold pens &ea 4c
THE sfLvEkwARE DEPARTMENT.
comprises silver. dining and tea sets, cas-
tors, ieeipitche1, table Srosus. forks, tea
spoons, goblets, drinking cups, coffee urns,
tea, pots, crssns pitshers sugar bowls,
fruit baskets, cake baskets, card baskets,
fruit knives, SytSdp cups, salsers, portmon.
aies, pie knives, Fish knives, mustard and
Salt spoons, napkin rings, ,egx stand, wine
holders. card cases, &c.
All the above list Of articles to be sold
fss e1p:n u -, I. psai1 y III. bale Of
coupons or certificates naming each article
In the stock, and lie value; these certi6-
Gates are enclosed i ensslpRss, mixed Up,
Is cENTs EAcH-s FOR si-l, FOR 81
Whatever article 10 named in the certif-
cate, GAG le obtainsl a ONEsD0LIlAR.
jTht &ticle Vnl De Aswn = thx Jdsr
ofthe certificate, and it will be at his OPP
tion, whether he pays the dollar and takes
the article Or not. In case articles sent by
mail or express are not satisfactory, they
can be returned and the money will be &C.
'sf fssl, 4es:l.,se..s .ns..ies. he holder to
some article Of sterling value, worth much
more than dollar. In proof Of this
READ THIS 6FIER.
You can have for any of our certificates
and 81 90 any Of the following articles, 50
If you are not pleased with the article or
articles named on the certificate, you need
not lose the IS cents you paid for it:
One Silver plated three bottle Castor,
handsome silver plated Butter dish with
plate and cover, Eady'sf Shopping Bag, q
80 picture Album bsund il velvet and gilt,
set Of Tea Spoons silver; plated on white
metal, set Table Spoons or Forks, Pants
pattern q - yards eassimers,) pair Jou-
WINS Paris Kid Gloves, splendid, real
Meerschaum pipe, or solid Is carat
.RE1ERRNCEs. Ia st}&
During the four yeass we have been
have received hundreds Of commendatory
notices from the press, and letters from
individuals, expressing the highest satis-
faction with our method Of doing business.
We have many Of these testimonials with
names and dates, printed in pamphlet
form, and - We have No space for them in
this advertisement, We Will send copies
free to any address. 80 4
Whenever desired, We will send articles
by express, G. @. D. So that the money
need only b. paid ON DELIVERY OF TIE
GOODS. 70 sJA& 5Na 2if1G. E bsii.
We accept the entire responsibility Of
money sent BY Express, Post Once Order,
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.rRAsseAEers Golnt Eant,
Will End, the GHAxD HAVEN Roura
the SHoxrIsr' CnsAPssr and most
COMFORTABLE Rours to all points
EAsEN " One OF The I stea mships Of
this line leaves Milwaukee dsily,
(sstudaya szespssd } q $3.50 :, \.
making direct connection. q Grand
Havenwith express trainS for al
points East. J Through tickets for
sale by2Gee. b Scott ~ Depot
Prairie Du CHEN, Wis. and at all
principal ticket Offices in the North
West. aag !. SIR SIT ea z,ter'.ss.o -, s.%r
+ w. ". Wilson, Western Psssen-
ger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. s'-.'..
y Thos Bell, Gsn'l Supsrintend-
ent, Detroit, Mich. (82. IT.
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Elias Howe Jr.
81 ORiGINAL NOTICE.

+ 81 ORIGINALS NOTICE.
Edward smallman, plaintiff sH.stl~
|ha. scr againss 80 1ga ,T91taIa 3
hobt Carey, Patrick Carey, llarxsrsa
Carey, and Isaac Howard, defendants.
In the District Court Of Howard County
Iowa. fcby. Term, 4. D. 1868. :. :
TO SAID DErExDAxra:
You are hereby notified, that OF Or BE-
fore the 3Oth day Of Nov A. D. 1867 there
will be on hae in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Howard County Iowa,
the petition Of the plaintiff aforesaid, claim
ing Of you the SUM Of three hundred dol.
lars, as money justly due from you, and
interest thereon, mt ten per cent. from the
It'll day Of November A.. d. lS64, for nom
ey due on three promisory notes made by
Robt. J. Carey, and Patrick Carey. tho
payment Of which has been assumed by
Isaac Howard, also for the foreclosure ne
. mortgage executed to secure the pay
mcnt Of said nstes. Said mortgage crcat.
ing = lien on lots seven and eight in block
fifteen in the village Of New Oregon in sail
county. You are also notified. that nn!ess
you appear thereto and defend before noep
81 the second day Of the term Of the sail
District Court Of Howard county TO Be
held on the 3rd day Of February A. y. 1864
default will be entered against you AMI
judgment rendered thereon, 40 prayed fae
by petitioner. Te
GOODRICH & MEAD j.
81 ~ ,Atty's for PlG.
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ERRORs OF Y0UTH.

A Gentleman Who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will
fs s. 's 4: :if sis s. ssss Ind is d.
rections for making The simple remedy BY
proAt by.3hs ad.eriser's Sxperience, can
Do % BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
joins b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar Street, NsW
York. Se9yl
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H. New Millinery Goods. asf
Mrs. B. o. Dahly has just arrived
from New York with the largest and best
selected stock d Millinery and Fancy
Goods that was ever brought west of the
Mississippi" She has taken advantage Of
the dullness in the market, and with cash
in hand, has bought goods very low. She
buys the goods from the manufacturer and
importers direct, and i thus enabled to
sell goods here At Chicago Wholesale prices.
She has purchased large stock and they
must be sold.
For the latest and most fashionable
styles, elegance Of. material and workman.
ship, &C., her goods CANNOT be exceiled.
~The ladies are earnestly invited to
call and examine the new stock.-Decorah
Republican. .-s' n2oh.
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Esta.s. If James RoaeA Deceased.

,rEsta.s If James Roach Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that the subscri-
Der has been duly appointed executor to
the estate of James Roach late Of Alton in
the county OF Howard Iowa, deceased tcs-
tate, and has taken upon himself that trust
by,e.riay hn ls,:s tic l,wdirccts. All
pcrats living i,Sn,:snas urcn'the cs:..te Of
the said deceased are required to exhibit
the same; and persons indebted to the said
estate arr called upon. to make payment
to e. ID i IL - sfsS
PATRICK Roach, Executor.
Dated December I'd 1867. .ftf n2t3
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This celebrated preparation = now put
UP IN mammoth Bottles, and sold BY al
Druggists at rs cents. Il 10 The cheapest,
bssk aaa nsst popular Hair Preparations
known. (l,vsyl
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At Foreston, Dec. ID, s67, ny Rev. c.
+. Brown, Mr.. .R.sSyELlE to Miss l.
NJ. SASBonS, all of Lilse Springs Station
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DIED.
I'm ycrnontSprirgs, Iowa, Dec Sd 1867,
Of typhoid fever Maze Art d. ELIZA
daughter of JOHN WEAVER, and
consort Of A II Harris Of Vernon Springs.
tChsutauaua Co. papers copy
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xokNrs nilu nofMa nAxvfA c4rkSHs.
Announce Tat i9 consequence Of the over
stectas dkAe Alhh &arka I AiinmSnse
quantity of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consighed to them With Instructions
to DO cheated for 'ipmsdiAte CAsu,, 81 any
sacrifice, A 4 Co., have, therefore, re-
solved to offer them aocosdiag4 80 their or
binary system pf business vt 81 each with
out rsksfd y value, s..sLs.H
The following list shows the original
Whol4s4le ptisee Of sonA4 ~ ,tAe articl&s
which thew now offer It 81.
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And in fact a full and com.
plete stock in trade selected
with especial reference to the
wants Of this community.
Persons wishing to purchase
fpe READY B! PAX,IfC Cash, or
Produce, will find theirs as
cheap as any, store west Of the
RaNef. ~ - q ti.< ~ h4sH;s ~ ST.
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hats and caps. fyrs. 11ibees. and
shoes, staple end, fancy goods, in
great abundance. of6ne quality. and
at low prices. may s. had At s.roth-
or = Kirkpasriok' !. lH: II New
ell Senator, elept FROM Nlaytonco&
~ dfdppsdi6 to see Us t6is hofnidg,
The S5bator ID > higAAoned.. liberal
minded, hondtahls man. who will
make bis mark against many ofith.
lens of his p.Ftis.p friends; 77
James 4, Weston, democrat. has
been chosen Mayor Of Msachester.
N. II. over Clarke che present &.
publican incumbent. The first
sleighihk 6fths session camss'' on The
! It'll inst. 81 st. Psal. 49, Tho wells
Of this iowa al remain with pumps
strongly shAined down. prohsbly to
keep Away The arensns. --Petrols-
Nm V...Nssty 0 has only ,yswpe}
twice since the recent elections,
Now th.t-ippsschment has been
defeated by's voto Of 81 for tho
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

TA7KTCK N0ACN, EXecUtOr.
Dated December I'd 1867. 1T n2t
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ssa3sled a., 81 lsdIss, tcsss6sr' visi