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CHAPTER I72.

| An Actstp Amend IN set entitled
an act in relation to the Duties
: OF Railroad Companies, approved
4. April sth. 1862.
SEQ /. BE it enacted By the Gen.
cral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa !,
That al the duties and liabilities
imposed upon railroad compan MES by
chapter 100 of the laws Of the 9th
General Assembly shall apply equal
y 70 all les>ses of any railroad comp
any operating the same within this
State, asfully as if such lcssccs were
named therein. i
q sec 2. In al cases Of suits against
ans railroad company, lessees. cor
poration. or individuals, operating
any railroad. for damages claimed
either t. person or property, the
same may be instituted in sny county
through which the road Of said comp
any passes. and service made upoa
any Station or Ticket agent Of said
company or lessees transse acting bus
mess Of said company orlessecs, shall
be deemed sufficient service upon
tho principal. H.. :
SOC 8. This act being deemed Of
Immediate Importance shall take ef-I
feet and be in force from and after
its publication in the lows Evening
Statesman, newspaper published in
Des Moines, and the daily Cnnstitr-
tisa. newspaper puLlishcdit Kco-
kuk. Iowa. Y. Y. .f
Approved April stb, 1868.
l hereby certify that the forsgo-
ing Act took effect By publication.
as required in Section s thereof on
the nth day Of April, 4. D. 1868.
ED .Wxlanr. See J ofstatc.
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An Act - Constitute Mayors ot
Cities II the Secsnd Glass. Presiding
OAscers ofths City CouncilC Isl there
Vt. = IT,
&C. /. Be il enacted b. tbs Gen
eral Assembly Of the State u Iowa.
That the Mayor. Of Cities Of the
second slass, 10 hereby. Constituted
the presiding officer efthe city eouh-
Gil ofthe city IN which he 10 elected
and shall constitute member Of such
council. and shall have . easGia1
vote whero there 10 > %ic., .-.,.
zee 2. Thi. act shall take effec.
from aud sfeer its paLlieatioa il tbs
Iowa Stats Register ind The Eve
ming Statesman paprss Fablished q
Des Moines. r.: .3. r.
Approved April sth, 1869. =.
l hereby certify that the forego'
ing Act took eject BY publication,
~ required IN Section 2 thereof, eu
the 10. day If April. \. D. 1868.
- ED WRIGHT. ssc'y Of state,
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- ssssa-- . - - - :
Re the East.

Pssssngers going East will fnd the
0CAaa 01AvA0 RO0te, the shsrtss
cheapest - mo- coNrolf AsLx nov7a
70 all poi66 sAsr ON anAaltcr Monday
May aeA3066. IT, StcauDhiIs Of this lins
will We N1ilva zee FIRM Co.'S DOH foot
Of NgiLwApkEax k1kxk, .Txsex. AlLr,
Sundays excepted at 80 A. ~. and
D % p. NJ. MAkNd cIREcr Connie
rlo1s At Grand Hsvep with express trains
Less thaN By any cher route: Thrcssk
Iickses fer sale b Gee. H.. Scots at .d(Pet
Prairie du Chen Wis, and al all principal
ticket otsess In TIC Nsrshwcst, also at Ce's
O@cs ;ao6 Main stsset, .Nilw"skes and
IN teafd 1teanshlps. l.. - ~ ~
W. v. WILSON, Western Passenger
Ageat Milwaukee, Wis. - +,
,kIgI III e-FesH+g"ts 4Ta
THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt. Detroit,
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GALES :. ~" =
Copper Strip. Feed Gutter

For hand or horsepower acknowledged
way ths hen = sse. '.~
.G1Sr ale y j. =. DeCato = Go.
Dealers in agricultural Implements etc.
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aud transfer of property real md
personal. By conveyance, gift. devise,
.dssesn u Otherwise, are hsrsby
abolisked "A nsn-rssidenk alien
shall Be, entitled totdoypr in bands
situ6tedi in this stssc tn sal e %
rcstlent 6tissns. except ~. S9ainst
. purchaser from the dccedcnt, or
against . purchaser under execution
sgainst the dscedent. but ~ against
such purchaser an alien not residing
in tho state Of Iowa shall not b
entitled to dover.
Sec 3. The title to any land here
tofors sohvsjcd By pursGass OF gift.
or transferred BY devise Or descent.
shall not be questioned. nor in any
manner Ell Effected, BY reason Of
the alienags Of any person, from or
through whom such title may have
been derived. ...
Sec 4. This Law shall be retro.
spsctivc, Provided however. That
thereby NJ vested rights Of private
persons (er any municipal or other
corporation either public or for Pc
,suaiary prs6t) shall be violated,
neither shall the title Of any person
or persons to whom this General As
scnbly has nsds any rslinqsishnsut
Of an eschcat be hereby impaired or
e(a)6cctsd. The State rslinquishes
generally her claims to such escheat-
ed property as is transferred to. for.
rigncrs BY purchase, gift, devise, OF
descent. or otherwise; except in
cases where legal proceedings have
been had ~ req aired'by lsw, where
By said sacheatcd property has
hecone part Of the permanent school
lsnd Of the State Of Iowa. :. -
: sec S. All laws conflicting with
these provisions are hereby abolish
ed.
800 6. This act shall take eject
and be in force from and after it,
publiaation in the, State Register
and Iowa Homestead. newspaper
published IN. the city Of Dee Noises.
Iows,. a4-c : 49,. 81
Approved April. 8, 1853
STArs ~ Iowa, 81"
Office u See'y d State,
Dcs Moines, April Is. 1868 l.
hereby certify that the foregoing
10 . true copy Of tho original roll
nov % 6ls 10 this o&cs. as
Ep WaIoar. Sec'y
Of State. r,s,,
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A sale of Fancy and Usefai Articles, To-
gether with refreshments, will take placs
in tie grove West Of the Court House, o.
the 4th Of July. t.....t..t -
The proceeds Of the sale will Be donated
by the Ladies TO furnishing the Episcopal
Church, about to he erected in Cresco.
The public are cordially invited t. call
and examine the articles fer sale. i, .-.t.
By order Of the Committee.
r Cresco, June 18th 1868.
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C0ngreSsfO0at CO0veotiOn'
We observe = statement in the
DccoraL Democrat that the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention for
this DISTRICT has been called to meet
ut West Union on the 18th of Au.
gust. We have seen no ofkcial no.
ticc Of any such call. and hope the
congressional con,nittee will instead
OF this. consult the convenience Of
delegates by having the Convention
in McGr.sor. With exceptions t.
Fayctts. Chiesaw and Floyd coun-
ties. McGrcgor. with it, lines OF
communicat ton il more accessible 20
tho delegates than any other. point
in tho district. Besises. pisces that
arc De.oesssic, shssll be Prsfssrsd
for Dsmecratic conventions. tothoss
that ars Republican. ,s> a~ <
'* Tho suggestion # the Denoeras
that John r. Stonemsa be eus can
Aidate. 10 heartily endorse. With
our knowledge Of bis aateeedents.
ability, honesty and integrity. there
10 no man in the party that W
c,uld supposs with more saraessacss
) o. seal, in connection with that
office. .a.r-rs "a
Since tic above vas written and
nearly in type We have shs sfIeisl
ean for the Convention. Il aPPsass
elsewhere iu DIR paper. and ~ill be
At West Union. We believe it
should have teen At MeGrcgor not
withstanding it is calledss itris.
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A certain and speedy cure for lost
Of appctite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Costivcness. Sick-beadachc, jana
dice and General Debility Fol-
sale Ut Clcmmcrs Drug Store IN
Cresco. Conspmptive patients ,will
find speedy relief from its use. . -
II 10 pleasant to the taste, whole
some, aadinyigerating. Put up in
large bottles 1t $1.25 each. (23ma
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KssoN UOslAA0Os.
tpsusu tie ESseA lows 1lnlss.)

n contemporary rcSaSee1 1nos Ots
charge against Colfax Of being u X.
N. in 1854. We are somewhat "a
miliar with tbs tines of 81 and beg
to state that Mr.. CoHax ~ that time
. denied any connection. or sympathy
with tho Order. !. For = beief period
. the order Was extremely popular. and
almost sll tas- sspiring. politicians
were drawn into'it. Mr.. c. in CON-
mon with others who wanted:to ciis. b
was strongly suspected Of leaning in
that direction. Ills happening at
p.il.dslphis ldfing the celebrated
National Convention Of K. Ms was
regarded as proof, Of his sympathy;
his rcfus al to enter their temple 0.
Intolsran.c on that OCCASION took Of
some Of the suspicion. but the why
was ha there 1T all!" kept moving
and Schuyler finally denied. on the
stump, that be had any knowledge
nf the >~ortcr OF. any sympathy with
IT. The German element was strong
then, in town avid on farm; tho Irish
element vas growing inaucntiai %
railway lines. The denial vas right
II true; it was. policy. if false.
.Jonx l.. DAWSON, then = X. n. edit.
sr Of Fort Wayne, and Of course an
opponent Of the Democratic party,
became mad. 1t -Colfax for his lenia al
and announced that he knew Sshny-
Ter to have been initiated in IA Ohio
lodge. We do not rcIncmbcr how
Mr.. Celfax met tlis charge or wheth-
r. he nDticcd it in any way, hut
DAwsox aired the matter in bis the
vehement style and the opinion Of
eoplc MAS that DAWSON Was right.
w. had something to say in the pa
rcrs about that time, and it was
..ur OPT pinn that Mr.. T.. Was ! mem
Der in OHIO but not in Indiana
\ long persoualaequainta nee with
tho Vice Presidential candidate II
tho Republicans and friendly istis,s.
Sy dating since September 1886,
forbid tho ssc Of unkind words gu osf
part. but The question j. sprung and
Il is not inporpcr that We should
state the facts as far as We know
and siys.Sshuylcrsnahis sappertera
nh opportunity to disprqye Dawson I
charge. Dawson IS still in Fort
Wayne snd, We believe, Il Is the
hc1d of prominent paper there.
He can be inquired Of relative 10 this
batter. VIZ are satis6sd that Gsasl
10 = X. n. by nstqrc-i Celtax 4
Due, hy initiation. tho ticket. o.
the whole. must be lorsly oss II
the adopted citizen. the 1sraslite.
the Catholic % The man who wear,
out his life to pay osldinterost Q.
honds unts xed held 6y those who ride
10 ssrrisesa while the taxPaysr shove
. plane, plews corn. eesrios . ho'
or does any othee work Dot sesards'
as honsrabls sassgh % RISK il q
genial vsrnth u Sovers.snt ezsae
ti0n. 49, u. u l. i., .G4 = e e1t d
To sho1 bow msah Ksow Meth
iuRss~ meant st Tho time u Il
ro!itieal ineipiescy. - giro belo,
what aro said 20 b is tive lcsdiis
caths: - aHef ar .t-
FILM NJ
title presence 81 AlsiGbty Go
ND these ritassses. you DO solemnl
,,rcmisa and s~cas that > =
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'PIANO-FORTE

ware-roons, 80 Blocker, Street, New
; York City. .
81 YEAas EsrADLlsmsD, AND -
r PRlxs MEpALs kwARpRD.
! Our Piano fortes are now universally
acknowledged by the most .Distir:-ishel
Artists 70 b the beNG n.nsfactured,
and wherever they have bees introdacod
and used, ws ere not required 70 say enc
werd In their favor, their excellence stands
pre-eminently - those Of ether makers;
and from the great success achieved. and
improvements made NJ ~ h the last thir.
" years, We ear a6vsd u soll 3 1rse soass
Piano Forte q 500 70 elSe lee thea .
similar one cas ~ bought elsewhere. 81"
Every Piano Porto Warranted for
s. Years. and 10 give Satisfae,ion.
Our Pianos are made IL last; ~ nate.
rails used for every part ar. thoroughly
that can be procured. No-P~se h slishted;
what the public eye might pass over, never
escapes our vigilance. .. Every psrt, Inside
and ont, j. hosestiy. faithfslly and thor.
eusA!y made. - that It will bear she NOS.
ainuss ezapiaa,ien. They di6sr from ne
loud, coarse tons:of most pianos. (which IL
bad in the beginning, md grows Ecrse
every day, inasmuch al. =. il refined ane
, DELICATE. pure In it, sinkiaA capacity. and
has Ill the power necessary ~ produce
every desired effect: =; s@.:s'i, IL
Z. They are, without doubt the best the most
lasting, and consequently The cheapest:
We are content with a 'ffir profit. :. ON
A$nA =. M r.
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\ complete stock of every.
thing pertaining, to the trade,
constantly on hand and tor
sale a. the lowest possible
ctple, ts:. .s.-s~ses - r
BY making the BOOT and SHOE
trade speciality. be Is enabled to
furnish goods cheaper q than
they can be furnished BY those who
make it but one branch Of their
business. 81
Work done; to order prosept-
" and :at:sfaction gxaran.
ted. efr-a.
ai5 ! t~f~ t0r..-''e fl. I'D = .l
s3Ove.] w. N. .ALLEMAN.
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0Sty - u0OW ~ SSGO4oooSC1O w..
We will eAdsayertoe TAI tis2. "a ,f&&
T. KEEP Well SUPPLIED
AID b. ab,e u IN :" ~
ALL OROEUlG AQD01o1s31lXS
We can be found i Any tins r ~ Pest
Omee, Creseo ISws. ~ '.'1 d : II -
ATKINS / YOUNG.
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Il
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ylss7 ps0axs.

Ia tho presence q Almighty Gsd
asI these vitassaes. you DO solemnly
,,-omia and s~cas that > = :
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W.. H.Ane;llniIil;iiiimiij,;;
-, D*ALts:,k. =: 49, 49,
BOOTS, Shoes: GATHER
e :. :.
SHOE FINDINGS.

I. - - y =. = -
Second door north of the Dur.an,
House and opposite ..thc Post OF:
.CRESCO low A.
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THOMAs BELL, Gen. supt. Detroit
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Ebans in no better way secure the ends you
/ have in view, than in voting for Seymour and
Blair p q s.
If however, as a good citizen, you care NO
| thing for party connections, but are in favor
of peace and quietness if you are fully salts
fed with war; if you are satisfied with slave
ry if you think every honest man and every
honest nation should live up to their contracts
and pay their honest debts if you think that
the rebel debt should never be- paid if you
propose to confine the payment of pensions to
those who foughtyour country's battles, and
the widows of those who laid down their lives
for their country's life if you desire the Pill
lows, the FORESTS, the Hamptons, the Prices
and the Lees, who regardless of the allegiance
they owed their Government plunged our land
in war of determination, to take back seats,
and quietly submit to be governed by the men
who helped to save your country if you
think that intelligence, virtue, and honesty, re-
gardless of race, ought to be the only aristoc-
racy recognized in America if you think
that loyal men only should rule, and treason
be made odious if you are opposed to seces-
sion and dissolution; if you are opposed to
mob law if you think the citizens of each
state have right to go throughout the Union
unquestioned as to their private opinions if
you are in favor of honesty of purpose and a
desire to do right if you desire to have a
President whose will will be in accordance
with the will of the people, you will not be
long in deciding which ticket to support
~
good sense will recognize as peace men,
Peace and the will of the people is the motto
of the great soldier, and has been adopted and
inscribed upon the banner of thr party whose
standard bearer he is. 81 30 q
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Seymourisms.

Mr.. Seymour said in the Democratic Con-
vention at N. Y, in reference to the despotism
of the present administration as follows
"If within the limits of ten States of this
Union, an American citizen, stung by a sense
OF his wrongs, should publicly and truthfully
denounce the men in power because in the Ian
guage OF the Declaration of Independence,
''Eley have created multitude of offices and
sent hither a swarm of officers to harrass our
people and eat out their subsistence" he would
n all human probability be dragged to prison.
or, if in the indignant language of our fathers
he should eXclaim, "they have affected to rem
der the military independent of and superior
20 the civil power, they have abolished the
free system of English laws, and established
herein an arbitrary government" for the of
tense of asserting these principles he would be
tried and punished by military tribunal (great
checring.)
From the applause which greeted these state
ments of Nh. Seymour, we should judge that
the audience addressed, was inclined to believe
the statements.
Mr Blair, and Others, in the Democrat party
have repeatedly declared that these ten rebel
states are subjected to all sorts of tyranny and
despotism. and that it is an every day occur
renee TO drag some Of the chivalry to prison
or punish them by military tribunals.
We should certainly expect this if Mr.. Sey-
mour's declaration is true, and that every in
ecndiasy or revolutionary expression would
meet with condign punishment as well as the
more startling srirzes Of robbery, murder as
ssssiDation, DC. Wbatare the well establish
ed facts in The case ?
Isl. When Mr. Seymour made bis assertions,
TOT the 10 states were fully admitted into the
Union and pscopstruesedy and according TO
constitutional provision nat uneser military rule
in any way, Unless that rule was invoked by
tks State sathofity,
zsd. The Biest reasonable, fnHslmhhatof5 shd
revolutionary appeals are daily and constantly
made sIl over Die South, limited only by the
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Cleveland Wholesale marker.

mednesdaY, Aug 60.
FLOUR-Market firm steady and unchanged CITY
made held at 1OG10,5O for spring; $1l61i5O for W
red winter. Country brands quiet at SaaIO for w
white. ~ a.
WHEAT-Fair demand and frmer at s2O5 for No I
red 81 "a for No do. spot 'N
C0RN-Lower No mixed held at s1,5o Demand
moderate. i-.-..-.
oATS-steady and unchanged. No. 1 State held at
5Sc; demand fair. "
RYE-Quiet at 81 1901 As for No. State.
SMOKED MEATs-Frm and in good demand. Hams
MG21c for canvassed, plain and sugar cured
BUTTER-Firm at 33135c for w Reserve. ss7asc for
Central and Western.
CHEESE-At 144@16c for prime dairy and factory. in
shipping lots; 16Q151c for small lots selected
EGGS-At 1701sc for fresh lots counted out store
lots by the package 15GD1Sc.
POTAT0ES-Steady at So, e003,75 per Dbl,
ONIONS-Firm at / 80 per bushel
GREEN APPLES-Firm at $3D3,50 per Dbl.
SEEDS-No Clover on the market; Timothy at $3 $50
3,35.
WHIrF LIME-s1,5 80 per Dbl. for city, and Fremont
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Which Ticket.

Every man should vote as he chooses if he
can reconcile that choice to the convictions of
his conscience that he is not blindly following
his prejudices or his party affiliations, but is
soberly and considerably governed by the
highest good of his fellows as well as the good
and welfare of his country No man has a
right to vote with the democratic party, in the
light of the past, and believing the menaces
and threats of war and revolution with which
that party is setting out in the present cam
paign, but we suppose many will do so, not
withstanding, revolution and blood should be
result of such folly. IT, therefore, reader,
you are disposed to disregard the claims of
duty and right, or are in favor of turmoil and
strife; If you desire another war similar only
more bitter than 1861 if you hope for a spec
dy return to African slavery if you favor re-
pudiation of the National debt /; if you desire
to place rebel soldiers and rebel soldiers wild
ows on an equality with Union soldiers, and
the widows of Union soldiers !; if you wish
those who have been guilty of perjury by re-
belling against the Government to be reinsta-
ted in power and elevated to public positions /;
if you are in fayorof an aristocracy built up
on the foundation of caste if you think. trea-
son should be rewarded and loyalty made odi-
Gus If you desire dissolution of the Union !;
if you are in favor Of mob Law : If you think
every man who goes from Northern State to
q Southern State should be notified TO leave or
suffer death If you are in favor of any or all
If asese--and then, If you are in favor of eve
" species Of oppression and wrong toward
mankind, for the sake Of power, you can per
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ability of the chiyalry to use and invent abu-


ability of the chisalry to use and invent abu-
siye terms. - e
3D. Organized bands of murderers and as
sassins roam over the whole South, and do
their fiendfsh work without the slightest fea1
of punishment. Scores and hundreds OF union
men are murdered weekly, and yet no one Is
punished.
The following from the VSch's6"'y 1'"'eS'
will serve as an example of the southern ii.o",
of speaking of superiors, which Is piaou0o'
with perfect impunity. hrefers 10 oen Nho"u'
the hero of Gettysburg
eff ,hor, is not honor and manliness enough
on, orrSt the officers of the army to prefer
chayees apainst and bring to condign punish
fbis brutal and cowardly villain, we care
not how soon they are all in the convicts cell
'TlIe conduct of this degraded wretch is dis
grace to the Government, to, the service and to
civilization, and every officer who fails to make
a manly effort to rid the army of this despised
caitiff makes himself a partner in the shame
and villainy to the most abandoned criminal
that ever wore a uniform. The vilest felon
the most black-hearted malefactor the world
can show, is princely gentleman, when COM
pared with George G. Meade, the cowardly ty-
rant of District No g." "a
yicksburg it will be remembered is in a
state which still un-reconstructed, and fully un-
der military rule. Mr.. Seymour's statement is
utterly devoid of candor or truthfulness and q
low attempt to create prejudice against the re,
publican party.
Andrew johnson is verify guilty for not re-
straining these rebels by the strong arm Of
military power