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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
For the Journal,
For the Journal.
Further Particulars of Outrakes Cum 1 cd
In xtOhesOn.
LUMBERTON, Dec. II


LUMBERToN, Dec. Il.
1uEsSrS. Editors as there seems to be
some misapprehensiou in regard to the
order of Gov. Holden to the Sheriff of
Robson in connexion with the band of
robbers which have infested this county
for the last five years, l will give you d
short history Of the matter, SO far as time
and space will permit:
This band of robbers and thieves was
organized during the war, about the year
1864 by some escaped Yankee prisoners
from Florence, who concluded to take up
rather than go back into the Federal army.
They had no difficulty in finding recruits
here among deserters, mulattoes, &c., and
at once began operations, having robbed,
perhaps, over one hundred persons and
killed number. The amount of property
stolen by these scoundrels was very con-
siderable, and many of the best citizens
were plundered at the hour of midnight.
About the close of the war the Yankee
portion of the band took their departure
for Wilmington, carrying along the greater
portion of the jewelry, watches, Nc, that
had been stolen from the people.
Some two or three of the Lowrys who
belonged to the band had been shot, but
several were still left, among them one
Henry Berry Lowry, the chief, who had
in December, 1864, ambushed and killed
James 2. Barnes, one of our lest citizens
also, Brant Harris was shot by this fellow
while riding along the public road. A re-
ward of $500 was offered two years ago by
Gov. Worth, for this scoundrel, and about
ten days since he was brought in by Sher-
if Howell and Dr. Thomas, the Bureau
man, without resistance, they having
made promises that he would be carried to
Raleigh and be tried, and everything fixed
up right The jailor, Eb Jones, was in
structed not to iron Or chain this miserable
outlaw, and the result Is that on Saturday
night when the jailor enters, he IS con-
fronted by this fellow with pistol add
bowie knife, and ordered not to speak at
his peril the prisoner walks forth as free
as air, and makes his escape; thus, by the
uniustifable conduct Of the Sheriff, this
great criminal who has twice escaped prison
is let loose upon the public to plumber and
rob. The order of Governor Holden is a
| good one. and should be strictly carried
into effect. AS there has never been any
effort by the civil authorities to put down
| this gang, we think it is time that some
steps were taken to that end. We learn
that Holden has been petitioned by the
people to take some steps in the matter.
This fellow Lowry is a cross between an
Indian and mulatto, ard has committed
over one dozen murders in his life.
koBEsoN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
Sale of Valuable Real Es,aie.

an WEDNESDAY. the 10th Gay OF January
~ next, I wilt offer for sale by publ" suction, at
the G 'urt House in he city OF Wilmington, II
valuable PLANTATION in the county 7 -.
Hanover, lying on the south eide oF tie. &.
Eastern bra CHI of the Cape Fear river cl.4!:-
ing about $50 ACaE>, part of tbs Rocky Point
lands well known as the WATTS, or FERhY
PLANTA ION, AMI now occupied by SIR. E. II
Moo ,igg And at the anne time and place about
IFS Acres of land the other side CT said river,
and nearly opposite said Watts Plant alton Ono
fourth of the purchases money will re required IN
each on the day of sale and the residue IL
three eqnal ann Ial payments to be N de in one,
tw, and three years thereafter with iuteres' from
said day of ssle. The pureI aser will he 4u1e d
to give satisfactory bonds for the Ceierrcd pay
ments, a. cured by 8 mortgage on the premises.
containing a power to sell II default is
ma lie On any paym nts for sixty days after it may
be due; and also to pay for drafting necess ry
conveyances -
This sale is made by Mrs Bette A. Lane, uuser
a conveyancein mortgage OF said premises here
tofore made to her.
Attorney.
dec ia 40
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LATEST NEWS 80
BY TELEGRAPH,
From Warrington.

- WASHINGTON, Dec I7-Hoon.
In the aenats to-day bill was passed extend
ing the time for the payment of the tax on to-
bacco to the 18th Of February. l. goes to the
President. .e- ..~..-..
Bills removing political disabilities from certain
individuals were presented from all quarters.
The attention Of the House this morning was
occupied by eulogies on Thad. Stevens.
Menard, colored from Lonisisna, has creden-
tails from Governor Yarmouth, datei November
%, under the broad seal OF Louisiana Menard
will present them Tomorrow. .
In the Senate thu House bill was passed efec-
tually authorizing militia organizations in the re-
constructed States, excepting Georgia. It goes
to the President
Hunt, Menard's contestant, is in the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

The report further shows that there are
Il public school houses now in the county;
and that it fixes the number to be supplied
at Ga. The freedmens schools are 8 IN
number, with 58S pupils.
There are also - select schc OILS IN the
county. with 10 pupils. OF these the
CITY contains 20, with over 500 pupils.
This report has been forwarded to Hal
eigh, and measures will be speedily taken
or the establishment of the public schools
contemplated by the system. -z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
VALUABLE SOUND LANDS AND GRIST
MILL For SALE.

WE OFFER ON ACOOMMO DATING TERMS
w tract OF LAND situate 10 miles from Will
mington, on Mirtle Grove Sound cort lining 40
acres, IS acres under ca iV8tion, including rich
hammock under bsui, and ditch, aud IL acres in
Grape Vines growing finely. The open land has
been well mudded and lined Turing this year and
il excellent Pea MT Land There are moro IA
cilities for the application Of muck and lime than
any tract on the coast A large quantity of marsh
mud already dug ont and convenient to hand
The Mill has recently been made new, is on 3
never failing stream, and will command toll
enough to pay good interest uDon the entire
purchase The Sound sbounds in fish and the
best oysters on the coast There az 100 acres Of
banks belonging 10 the tract New and cOnmo-
dious buildings for laborers, new crib, and
stables.
II not sod before 29th December, 1868, the
tract. together with stock ard farming utensils
will DO sold at public auction OF the premises
For terms, apply TO -
CRONLY 4 MORRIS,
Auction6 ers.
dec 56-2awts 43-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
THE gNPTIAL ALTAR.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors.
Abuses, and Diseases, which create IMPEDING ntg
to MARRIAGE, with the humane view OF treat
ment and cure, sent by mail in sealAd letter en-
veiopes, free of charge. Address HONARD AS
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
cant % 3n5-iEw3c1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cx-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are of a
truly marvellous char
acter. Inveterate cases
of ScrOfula, where the
eystem seemed utterly
given mp to corruption,
have yielded to this COM
pound Of anti-strImOus
virtues. Disorders of IA
ecrofulous type, and af-
tnctinnS which are merely
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
MARRIED..

At Lagrange, in Brunswick county, on the eth
instant, by the Rev. W. M. Roby, MIR. JUNIUS
A. ASTON, of Chatham county, to Mics IDA,
daughter of salter Lloyd, Esq.
In Brunswick county, on the 10th inst, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. Geo.
Patterson, Assistant Minister Of st. Jsmes'
church, Wilmington, SIR CHARLES T. WILLIS
to Miss JSAIOkA 3. RUSS, daughter Of the late
J, D. Russ, of Baden county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.-The market for this ar
ticle ruled quiet during the early part of the week.
and up to the close of Wednesdays business the
price ranged from Al to All cents for country,
and AZ cents for n. Y. packages. To-day (Thurs-
day. the market opened with better enquiry for
both coastwise and foreign shipment, and the
price advanced shade, all that could be reached
coming to market is very light, and only a small
stock here, which is held for higher figures. The
sales are as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
New York Market.

New YORK, Dec. 17-Nooo.
Stocks very strong Money active st y cent
premium. Sterling Elk :hange 1904. Gold 134l
tiye-tsenties of 90 110. North Carolina Skies
65a !: new G2!.
Flour-q uotations unchanged Wheat frmer
and more active. Corn dull and declining. Mess
Pork firmer at s27. Lard frmer-steam rem
dered. il bills, 162@174 cents. Cotton steady
middling qplands 25t cents. Spirits. Turpentine
firm at 443@45 cents . gallon. Rosin quiet, but
firm at 50 350s2 As for straiaed common and
good strained. Freights quiet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

made the special order for Monday next, at
II o'clock.
Mr.. Nicholson introduced bill to amend
an act entitled an act to incorporate the
Plaster Bank and Salt Works Railroad Co.
Referred
On motion, the House then adjourned
until Monday morning, at II o'clock.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

ST TELL YOU WHAT, SIR, " said Yankee OF
his opponent, "that man don't amount to
a sum in the arithmetic; add him up, and
there's nothing to carry
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
DIED.

II this town. on the 18th Instant, Mira. RACHEL
PCCKErT, formerly resident Of Onslow county,
aged 81 years.
Is Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord,
they rest from their lsborg and thair works do
follow them"
In Raleigh. on the evening Of the 18th instant,
WlLLIAal X. COX, sen of W. r. and 2. Is Cox,
in the seventh year of his age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
Z L Z | E W
OF THE
" IL NJ ] NGT0N MARKETS
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
December IL 1868.
Z L ' | E "
FOR THE

TURPENTINE.- During the week just ended the
market for this article has ruled steady, with
fair dem md for distiliing purposes. The guam
tity coming i'll continues very Ii. ht and Parcels
arc readily takea when offered on market The
arrivals comprise 1909 bbls, which sod at 81 80
for soft, and 81 80 for hard, p $50 ibs, as fol-
lOWS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

Long legged gentlemen's boots are ad-
vertised by one of the Boston stores
Plenty of male bipeds of that elongated
capacity hereabouts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

Why is Buckingham Palace the cheap
est ever erected Because it was built for
one sovereign and finished for another.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

aTIt should be understood that our quota
tons generally represent the wholee sIe price.
Ii 6lling small ozasEs, higher rates have to be
paid. -.ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

AS its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth,
Zinc, any other mineral or poisonous substance
number and importance Gifts cures in the ague dis
tricts, literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel in the history Of medicine Our
ceve OF the radical cures effected in obstinate cases,
and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaccmated persons, either resident III, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro-
tected by taking the 4GCE CURE daily.
For Tirey Complaints, arising from torpidity
of the Liver, it excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. ~ .;o,
and Analytical Chemists. Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
@ Sod in Wilmington by E WILLIS, W
LIPPIrT and ali Druggists aid Dealers every
where. G7-eod1w-1tw
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NnTICE.

NUTNE,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1863,
~ change will be made in our firm, which re-
quires sn immediate closing up Of all Unsettled
ISDesg
ali just claims against us will DE paid on pre-
septatloD.
There is a large smount due us by notes aud
accounts Until the LIST OF Janu4ry We wiil be pre-
pared to arrange bese bts upon liberal terms.
verythif 2 .em4nu uhad justed at that date
9il 6e placed in the hands OF an Attorney for
collection KIDDFF & MAkTIN.
nov Is 50 -1w-wtlstJsn
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- - ~ -
BRIcKs,a a@Eitff-J
b NJ. 10 90 OILS o.
BARRELS, Sp'ts r, eacl
and hand. z 90 % 2 &
New. z so % 8 81
CANDLES, 3 r.,
Talow Is a d
Adamantine. 81 q 9;
Sperm. :. 50 q ):
COFFEE, b To-, s1 aJ.
Java ........37 @ Il
Laguayra ;. G6 O q
Rio. ....--..l9 @ q
st. Domingo. % q 2;
COTTON. y d.,
Ord. to Mid'g 20 a "a
Strict Nidg 90 q q
; COTTON BAaaTNG,
Gunny, Eyd % % "a
Dundee. &c a Is
Rope, b D. z O 1C
CoRE MEAE4 ....
q bushel. L IS q ! C
DOMEsTIos, .-.s
Sheeting,
3 yard. - @ II
Yarn, P5 no 90 @ 2 OF
Fathers,
y u. IS a u
FISH, q bbl.,
Mackerel,
No. /. % 90 @25 OF
No. z. .18 co 620 OK
No. S. IA 90 OILS G(
Muhets. ~ 25 g 10 OF
Herring.
East. 20 90 q 0 OF
N.C.roe, o 90 @ 0 OF
do cut, 8 50 q 8 OF
do gross, o 10 "a Z OF
Dry Cod, % Il 8 @ II
FLOUR, . Dbl, Norther
Family. 9 so OILS sc
Supertine. z 90 q 8 OF
Fine. 49,. 6 90 a 6 sc
NORTH CAROLINA,
Family. II so 012 OF
Superhne.l1 90 oil sc
GLUE, % ID. 30 q ID
GUNNY BAGS. 80 a 80
GUANo, Peruvian,
Per ton. 80 90 095 OF
GRAIN, % bushel,
Corn i 20 a / 2!
Oats. rs a 81
Peas, Gov Il 90 q l @;
Rice, rough1 % a l 81
Carolina, 8 a {
HIDES, y h.,
Green. 80 @ !
Dry .........1230 Il
HAY, y 100 bs.,
Eastern. i 80 q / g.
Northern. so a 81
IRON, u b.,
English, ass'd8 a II
American, ref. o @ II
American,
sheer. 80 "a IL
Swede. $50. 10 @ l.
Hoop,
q ton. 140 OO@145 OF
LIQUORS, Il gal, (dOm'
Whiskey,. Il so "a 2 2;
Bourbon q 90 % 4 "
N. E. r I'm 2 90 0 8 0(
Tin .....4 90 % z u
Gra ndy. a 90 % 9 0f
do Apple 3 Is @ 8 OG
do Peach 3 ~ a 3 81
LUMBEn, oliver,
El'r BIDS. Is 90 tQ17 90
Wide do IL 20 OLA 90
SC hitting 10 co @12 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

Rates OF EreiKht.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18

FLOUR The market Ia very well supplied with
Northern brands, and we quote q moderate bust
ness done from store during the week at prices
quoted in our table, % In quality. State brands
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-18
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever and Ague. Entermittent Fee.
yer. Chill Fever, Esemittent Fever,
gsums, .Asue. Periodical; or Bilious
Fever. &c. asns7 indeed all the saffec.
tiGns which arise fror,a TnalariOBs,
marsh. Or smiasI.istic IsOis0ns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
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CHATTER M.

AN ACT to secure to certain persons, resi-
dents Of Harrison County, their homes on
lands known as the excess Of the 500. 600
mere grant. at the price of Sl.25 per acre.
SEerioS l. BE il enacted ~ the General
Assembly Of the State Of fora. That cer-
tain persons herein named be permitted. and
are hereby entitled, to purchase Of this State,
al the rate of Sl.25 per acre, such parcels Of
land as herein described and set opposite
their respective names, to-Rit. Josiah
Crom, the northwest quarter Of section num-
Der twenty-nine t29l township number eighty
800, north OF range number iorty-three 43l
west; Ezra Vincent, the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section number
eighteen { I6} township number seventy-nine
t7a}. north Of range number torty-three t4Sl,
west; John Mathews, the west hall of the
northeast quarter, aud tine east half Of the
north west quarter, Of number twenty-four
f23). and the north east Of the north east
quarter Of section number thirteen l3l, all in
township number seventy nine CO.. north Of
range number forty-foar (4i) west; Matilda
p. Radcliffe, The southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, OF section number thir
teen 49,, township number seventy nine {791
north Of range number torty-four AL west;
prcridied, that the persons herein named
avail til mselyes Of the benefit Of this act,
within six months from and after It's passage.
SEC. .. And be Il further enacted, That
the payment on said lands when purchased
according TO the provisions Of this act, shall
be al the time and in the manner as provi-
ded by low for the payments on other School
lands in this State.
sse. 3. All acts and parts of acts, ineon-
sistent with this act are hereby appealed.
SEc a. This act being deemed of immedi-
ate importance, shall take effect and be in
force from ard alter its publication in the lo,ca
State Register, ard ioua Homestead, papers
published at Des Moiues, Iowa, without ex.
pense To the State,
Approved February 18th, 1868.
! hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, as required in Sec
ton thereof on the 26th day Of February,
A. D. 1868
En- Wprcu- cac,y ~ State
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Gbe nailp 6att Gtp.
Coon Fish, I'm Kentucky.

A coon fight is one of the glories of life in
Kentucky. The programme is this: Some
one announces to the gentlemen planters OF
an extended neighborhood that he viii give
barbecue and coon fight on certain day,
st such place, and they are invited to bring
themselves, their friends and their dogs, for
his coon is veteran, and will make . big
fight This brings large gathering Of men
aud dogs to enjoy the feast and the fight.
The coon is placed in barrel with one head
out, laid fiat, SO that be cannot be taken in
the flank or rear, and the dog that brings ont
the coon--and it takes one of pluck TO do
that-wins the be-.
On the occasion to be described a large
party assembled with numerous fine dogs,
eager for the fray. The sport began, but ev-
cry dog of the party was whipped ont by the
sharp teeth and claws Of the gallant coon.
As matter OF course there was noisy
c'amor and some tough swearing at the re-
suit. There was seedy Yankee present,
looking on with grin Of delight as each de-
. feated dog gave up tie battle. He had with
him miserable yellow cur, which went
sneaking about with its tail between its legs,
swapping and shying at every dogthat offered
tokens Of friendly introduction.
In the midst of the uproar Yankee quietly
remarked;
wei, gentlemen, think | have got dog
shat will bring eout that ere COON
Where is he? Where is he9 Bring him
OUT shout score of witnesses.
There heis.a pointing to the miserable
cur.
There was general laugh, aud immediate-
ly offers OF beta III any quantity.
Wal, gentlemen, / hsin't got much money
but here's my watch and three dollars That
ere watch is eetle cid, but its an ALFRED
nice ;imekeeper.u
I'm bet you ten dollars against your watch
aud the money!
Wal, guess that's abou, fair; I'll do it, y
After great deal of coaxing and pulling,
the mongrel was hauled close to the mouth Of
the barrel. The Yankee, after patting and
calling bis dog pet names for minute, sad-
denly seized him, and thrust him into the bar
rel, stern FIRST. The next instant, with an ag
onized yelp, out came the dog-and out came
the coon, too, fastened by tooth and claw TO
the Launches of the fleeing dog. The screams
that followed may not be described.
u guess Ill take that ere money and
watch, quietly remarked Mr.. Yankee, and
he look them,
The loser, with seowl by way Of self
comfort, Observed
Il reckon your dog is spoiled
"Wal-yes-guess he's a leetle damaged;
but never reckoned him worth NOR n ten
dollars,
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notice lin sanKrup1cy.

Notice In BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court ofths United States for the Dis
trict lows In Bankruptcy In the matter OF James
Il BIZ nee and " O. Danisis, bankrHpts, ut ksokns IN
said district, the 9Th day Of March. A. D. ishs-o.
8. 4. Disfriet Of Iowa.
yHIa give lotics that petition ~ sn !.
w.t. on the 9Th day Of March, A. p 1850, ussy !.
sed District Court by James Bruce OF neoka.. -
county Iowa. and o. Daniels Of C.n.on AZ 1890.
~ Nfssouri Who have bs4p hers tofcre guy oecasI
t.afrnts under The - nsrs's entitled An nes e
ssssbiisn uuifor ofbansrupscy ~
Tinted states Approved March ID 1857 e. di,shsrss
"a crsiNc.te thereof from all their debts aed other
M rysbie updr SAID set, and ths the 18th dA1 81
rrai 1885 At II o'clock =. m = the tine -
~ the hsarias Of se before sid court, h
~ cy u Ksokuk La County, Inwa, Y ~ Dtetsea
-Se and where al creditor, OF said benksppts Asd 9TH
a o. Il fntsrsst Ay attend I'D shov sAs any
they have WY iAs prayer Of ssd
rs srntsd And farther notice Ii hsssby afsen that
second and third nsstiags 81 the cyeda0s u ls bsaA
Yupss under the e7th d nth sectors OF sa1
Act 9ia b. hssdsa bsefs John taues Asgiser N naAk
rurtey. q his once. room nsAhr htA HsasA II ~
city o. Keoknk. L@s county, Ioa The sana day, q
II o'clock, that cause ny b shown slsiass the ~
ehAfge JOnkMA.
RANKIN Ac0aAas. Atesrssys lnsAe.sssas
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Plenty TO Eat, and that
that's llOOd.n

UTAvlEG LATELY PURCHASED the Grocery stand
I'll formerly occupied BY Thomas Griffith, beta cen
iutn 1lth streets onssin, desire u INFORM the
eitizens Of Kekak that have SIMPLY Of cBoIcS Ora
eerin which will sci as low the lowest Produce
frssh frou the country constantly hand. ths ems
d.syor keep fhe AkTfrLxs THE N.EEIT
Ayrogns lmchs d. j j. ANDERSON.
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LAWS OF iowa,
F.ubiish.d BY Authority.
CHATTER XIV.

CHATTER NV.
AN ACT to amend SECTION 2bl of Chapter
loe. of the Revision of SEQ
sFoTlaS /. lie II enacted BY he General
assembly Of he STATE OF i0loa, That section
twenty SIX hundred ard forty two. Of "s"'.--
one .4unafea and nine OF the Revision Of
eighteen hundred and sixty. be aud the same
is hereby amended by striking out the words
Lee Van Buren,, Jegerssn, itenfy saJ Des
LIa.aes, 20 the uiih and sixth lines of said sec
ton.
SEC. .. All causes now pending in the
Supreme Court at Davenport, irou the eoun-
ties above named, and all easasss- ssspealed to
said court from said counties, before this act
shall take effect, shall he heard at the term
al Des Mones, unless the Supreme Court
shall otherwise order. But all appeals taken
by parties from The courts of said countiea.
to the Supreme Court of Iowa, after the Ia
king effect Of this act, shall go TO, and be dis
posed Of, by the Supreme Court at Des
Moines.
SEcrioS 2. This act being deemed by the
General Assembly Of the Stale Of Iowa Of
immediate importance, shall take efiec. and
be enforced from and after lis publication in
the State Register, IoRa Homestead, newspa-
pers Published at DesMoines Iowa.
Approved February l2th, 1865
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required by Section
thereof, on the 26th dayot February, A. D.
1865. Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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For Sale or Exchange,
N part 70 CITY Property,

nyHE Furniture And Lsaae OF the Billings
u House, Ksckuk. Iowa. 3his H0rse 4 IN bsttssron-
dtttee ~ fhAeoAseainsatef e6rsUsAaa u No. bssa
r several year. he Proprietor In tAs usantime 20
iioata tkspAiroaAas sfAb t6esr fsfssas ~ - 1e
r OF Of ans dressed Turkeys and Chickens
- aaal ia q. nsQu10.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-17
To Farmers.

We invite the attention of farmers, mil
lers, ETC., to the advertisements of 7. H.
Jones & Co., in another column. Their
Wheat Fan combines three machines need
ed upon every farm, not solely for the pur-
pose of cleaning tie chat from wheat, but
to separate cookie, cheat, smut, &c, from
IL, clean and separate grass seeds, etc, etc.
The senior Of this paper now has one Of
the machines on trial, aud though hs has
not had an opportunity to give it thorough
test, believes it a success. The demand
for it is very large, and the manuf aoturers
are sCacely able to keep up with the de-
mand. This is good evidence of the es
TEEN in which il IS held by farmers. Read
their column, and you Will be apt to by a
mill.