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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19
A e. fSAACS,


A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF.
"A fee on Wall street, opposite and below j. W
Wood Co.'s Store, Idaho City, L T.. nlu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
n fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wa
street Idaho City. E1-All business entrusted to hi
care will meet immediate attention, and prompt re
mt:apces will be made. nltf.
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q QUITE CoRRECF-The. New York World
has iau' aoable.leadsd aediaSalI dehoancing
Congress as traitors and declaring them revol
lutionists. ,1a3ps1g .is1ndsiidW~ % VI lo ia
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prutessional Cards.
AINsLIE q FOoTE,

a TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELORS AT LAW. IDA
q no CITY. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
nnder act of Congress of July 81, 1866. oFFIcE-on
Wall street. door below Andrews Il Co.'S. nltf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17
CHAPTER 1913.

An ACT Abolsihing Distinctions be-
tween Foreigners and Citizens a. to
the Acquisitions Enjoyment, and
Transfer Of property. EkFiA Ill
/. Be it enacted By the General As
sessJly Of. the State Of Iowd. That
all aliens, whether they reside in the
United States or any foreign country,
may in this State, acquire, hold, and
enjoy property, personal or real, or any
interest therein, by purchase, gift, de-
wise, or descent, and may convey, mort
gage, Or devise the same in like nannei
and with the same effect, as II such al
len were n native born citizen of the
United States. And all property, real
or personal, situated in this State and
belonging to foreigner, shall if not dis
posed Of by will, after the death OF the
owner, descend to the heirs OF such for
eiQner. whether the same reside in. the
United States or any foreign country
Such heirs shall be the same as the
heirs at law Of native born citizens.
=. All the distinctions heretofore
made by laws between citizens and res
ident aud non resident foreigners, in
reference to the acquisition, possession,
and enjoyment and transfer OF property
real aud personal, by conveyance, gift,
devise, descent, or otherwise, are hereby
abolished. A non resident alien shall
be entitled to dover in lands situated
in this State the same as resident citi-
zens, except as against purchaser from
the decedent, or against purchaser I'M
der execution against the decedent, but
xs against such purchaser an alien not
residing in the State Of Iowa shall not
be entitled to dover.
. "a. The title to any land heretofore
conveyed by purchase or gift, or trans
ferrcd by devise or descent, shall not be
questioned, nor in any mannere[ IA feet
ed, by reason of the alienage Of any per-
son, from or through whom such title
may have been derived.
4: This law shall be retroactive, Pro-
rided, homeaer, That thereby no vested
rights of private persons Tor any muni-
cipal or other corporation either public
or for pecuniary profit shall be violated,
neither shall the title of any person or
persons to whom this General Assembly
has made any REIMBURSEMENT of an es-
cheat be hereby impaired or e[a Effect ed.
The State relinquishes generally her
claims to such escheated property as is
transferred TO foreigners by purchase,
gift, devise, or descent, or otherwise: ex-
cept in cases where legal proce edings
have been had as required by law.
whereby said escheated property has be-
come part Of the permanent school land
of tho State of Iowa.
rs. All laws conflicting withsthese
provisions are hereby abolisheds
o. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in
the State Registcryand Iowa HoYlcstcad,
newspapers published in the city OF Des
Moines, Iowa.
Approved April 8, 1865.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lunes,
~-... such as Coughs, Colhs. vvhOOping
lie Cough, Dsunchi61s, AstAno,

=
Probably never before in the whole history Of
upon the confidence Of mankind as this excellent
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through long
senes 81 years, and among most Of the races Of
men athas risen higher and hlthG IN t,eir estiina.
uon, as II has become better Known. It's uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
q me lungs and throat, have made it known re.
Maple protector against them. While adapted to
miider forms Of disease and to young children, il 10
AZ the same time the most c1ectual remedy that can
be gwen for incipicne consumption, and the dan.
gcrous affections Of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, it should
DC kept on hand in every family, and indeed all
ere sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
enouid be provided with this ant<iote Cor them.
Although settled GonsuHsp teOM is thought In.
durable, still great numbers OF here the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Prcf0ral. So complete IL its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Or them yield to 1t. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pec-
tor1i they subsde and disappear.
..a Stingsrs and Public Speakers nnd great pro-
!. .As.Hsnc y always relieved and often wholly
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cnefrn PecfOrGt in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that it is un.
necessary 70 publish the certificates Of them here
% dc mcfe nan assurete pubhc that its qualities
Prepsre8 By
OB. J. G. AVER = CO., LOWELL, MASS.
For sale by Mcnamara & Belts, Upton, and
DfuU0isto generally
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CHAPTER 100.

An u <6r the more Effectnal Collec-
tion0f certain Delinquent Taxes.
s1lv Ret enact d ~. Tie yGe,seras -.
cSSOly Of the N1tc Of Zach, Tajat
In all cases Of Delinquent taxes in any u
the counties of this State, where the
person upon whose property the same
were levied, shall have removed into
another county of the State, leaving nc
prorerty IN the county where tho taxes
are levied, out OF which the same can be
made, It shall be lawful for and shall be
the duty Of the treasurer Of the county
where said taxes are delihlue nit, to
make out certified abstract or said tax
- - they appear upon the tax book
and forward the same to the treasurer o.
the county in which the person resides,
or has property, who is owing said taxes
whenever the treasurer Transmitting
said abstract has reason to believe that
said taxes can be collected thereby.
4 2. The treasurer forwarding and
the one receiving said abstract shall
keep record thereof, and upon the re-
ceipt and FLEEING of said abstract in the
Office of the treasurer to whom the same
h sent; It shall have the full force and
effect Of levy for taxes in that county.
and the collection of the same shall be
NINCCGucu WIFI III Tic SuiUc uAuuCI pIO-
vfded by law for the collection Of other
taxes. "
l3. The officer collecting taxes mn
der the provisions OF this ACT, shall, in
addition to the penalties provided by
law on delinquent taxes, assess and col
lect further penalties of twenty per cent
on the whole amount Of such taxes, in
elusive Of the penalties thereon. z /
4. The officer receiving said acstnct
h authorized. aud it is made his duty
whenever in his opinion the taxes are
uncollectable, to return the abstract
with the endorsement thereon of I'm
coilectable;" in case said taxes are col
lected, the officer receiving the same
shall transmit the amount to the Treas
nrer Of the county where said taxes
were levied, less the penalty provided
BY this act. @s'
IS. This act being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance shall take etfec.
and be In force from and after its publi-
cation in the Iotra State Register and
kc 'c:@=::::::Ss ss:.ss:s::+:::: newspapers
Published at Des Moines.
Approved April s, 1858. i
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Farm for Sale.

vlyHE place formerly occupied BY A. 4. ISno'
j west o. town and tuse outsiae o. 'n ~1.rtains
q acres 81 land; several acres u small =. M two
GOOD bnildines; house nearly new 81 Seuess,
good wells Of water nas sa I..ss t..ssnn. Inn
and u under gOOd etaSe OF
mediate possession given.
For further particulars spRlyyu % IGcIHe.
Upton, iowa, July 18th, ~.
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ELLIS IRON BITTERS

"ILL enrich the blood and prevent II from be
w coming wRtery and weak. and give norid
pexion restore the appetite and invscnra.e the eys
tenn. Perfectly harmless tonic ana paiatabe. and
he. taken az all times The IRON in these Bitters
easily enters into the circulation being in the form ofa
PYkppHosTHarE. il Is readily absorbed into the
system than other form OF Iron Prepared and for
sale by wM. ELLIS, Il south Delaware Avenue, Phil
salelplis, and ioE sale n dru.s.,ists generally!
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"A GENTS.-Rare chance to make m,,a,. ..T,-
~, rgnt new very profitable Bought bv 80 persons
Vl ~ every lUto whom offered Address viii
nut ~, PhuadelnhiH Pr '''ieis' 10 chest-
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!Genesl AsFemhlj 6thJ 1mounSs o1 SUE
appropriation expended, for what put.
pose expended, and 20 whom paid.
| I "a. For the eenee.sofs aacgstaEX, q
State, the sum 6lazRl tlFaJand h7e
as. For the ONCE Of Auditor Of State
i the sum Of one thousand Eve hundred
dollars or 20 much thereof - may be
neo Try. - srssss s4 gs g.ssss
49, Tor - paymsof Of AeaAniep !
81 II nena1y nu4ber Hns4t
&C., and n6oGa1n - therea
building, for the term Of two years aud
three months ending March 2lst, A. d.
1870, the sum or seven thousand dollars,
or 50 much thereof as may be necessary,
tS& dE3&gne fdir'fie p
II. for ffie payment 81 posaage u
State officers, furniture for State House,
and other necessary expenses as are not
specifically provided for. for the term Of
t ,sss fss"a'SE ~ s 81 x s,ss IA
necessary: Provided, that all bills pro-
.nesly sh6saeable no did lspprppsisiion.
Shall be made out by items, and certifi-
ed to be correct by the officer mourning
the expense and approved by the Gen.
sus Board before being audited.
3. All salaries Of State, judicial, or
othsr ptnsefs Psyae!s put; af W Htatts
end Of each month il called Tor, and the
State Auditor shall in no case issue
warrants on the State treasury for the
payment nfAny State or other officer IN
adSaItce6f sefvic8s aetlAltX rd4dered.
24 Nr the pAYihentsx four sem3-
animal installments OF interest, express
charges, and exchange, to become due
on the war aud defense bonds 81 the
State, the sumA u forty s1o lhe1sAhd
two hundred and ten dollars or SO much
thereof ~ may be necessary to be drawn
from the State treasury only when nec-
essary to pay said interest and expenses,
as they may become due:
I : 80 For tho payment Of tw6 Annual
installments ofinterest on school fund
loans, to become due, the sum of forty
six Thousand nine hundred and thirty
s3l. This act to take effect from and
after its publication in the Daily State
Register, and Io,rd Ecening Statesman,
newspaper. published at Des Moines:
lowA.yG' = ia. -
Approved Apri, !, 1865. IL - /
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, rs re-
9uired in section 81 thereof, GU the I'D
day Of April, 4. D. 1855. . rp-
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Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment of H.,
klhd-proof Of this can he found in comparing ou
Ifemi0ms with those Of others FOR CJrB- OF THr
SAME SIZE IA addition To which claim to give bet
ter goods Of the same character. $50 !
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.lluEtFlAIlD LAM
I IF FOR sAIE,

We have for sale on reasonable 80.
w farms and lands described a fos'11as u
y Tns s:.s 4 , * 4 sse 2. tp g. !. vess n ,
Improved farm OF I'D acres, x MIS-
00w4re FerTy.0 acres timber. storv 49,
half house; also - acres timber u mia y "a
IA GOOD farm OF 30 acres-loo farm.a u.
ktn0, % hfst class timber, good hniids.so tahs
being The - n se " and % sw u sec ii ~ e
ne and NE NV n sec "a, all IN tp 81. r ~ 81
h Ths.O p Kjnan,as, farm at Louden -.
n ne sec s., tip 81, |, and other far,n. the
fn6 fk0n - u 500 acfes, with prices - valy.
quality. location and improyements 's"A u
The sw ar o. ne Or and e n NV ar and
ar OF sec n. TIP 70. 4-leO agrees. '~hN
The ~ ne a. Of sec 10, tpaO,r4.
l. The NV " ar Of rec 8, Up HD,r4
r. The te Qfs0c -, tp 81, "a
Nh ia NV ~ ar sec q, tn 50, range 4 ma ~,
pfdiffe lands m Cedar county, otner
-,AAeOs ID acres choice land in Cass .o...
and any quantity, Of Missouri and Other SSa ay,
Also, p acres east Of town OF linton !.
celIent bdilding lot with shrubberv.. - g.
acres west of Upton, to be sold in Ia. -
purchasers, or in bulk. :" suit
Also. lot 10 In block S. aud lot in h,o,. =.
and several other lots and residences ~ ~ Y.
|,I,,lao a ' WOLF Z LANDr,
''''.''' Agents, Upton, Io-.
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kind proof of this he found in comparing our
.s's WITH a hpse Of Others ros GUS or THE
Ter goods OF the same character. -1e@
We nW send to agents free Of charge,
sa For ,,,s Club h. Of 30 and Three Del,ar-
sse size elcgant Ranorai skirt yards brown Of
10 sSd 2afP sa ysr asnn
sis sssrs'eope and z Foreign yens silver plated
pa WOOD Frame esna , s1is t ess ws ,a
a,aiv .a, Ssi Safynf KNIFE and Fork very best
and lined p1rasol. % yards good Print very ane
Dsmsk Table Cover pair best quality Ladies' serge
"esi lss er P f lsnen Ts arr a9ssn 1
s MesoSso s HEay+ iI Big tnsy ,ess do
ladies fine Merin9 or Cation stockings Gents heavy
s f ssf sesa af b!s ba:s s Viss
ana nowf N BOY complete set Jewery pin, ear
Fosa .Iub Of SO and Five Doitars-i black or
pr ali Mo a pG r,sra st Lac a,,as
q Revoyas Castor be,nf Writing He sssp ss old
Sa set ETH y as win .ys, for
n"rsS t eie ,i; satin rarso heavily beaded and
Print; - yards good brown o. bicaehe sheesng. sapd
@,n or =. sards 4 ~ wd" good quality ladies' ee-
plain Norwich r"pIla Dres patferi IS yards s double
Width cloth for ladies cloak elegant engraved silver
plated Tea Pot yards double width water proof
For : Glnb Of 100 and Ten Dollars, rich
Table clpths and Napkins to MATCH ! nair gents
nreeu eaf Boots heavy silver plated engraved, Ice
Ichef Very Tine all wool cloth for Ladies' Cloak.
WEB very best quality brown or bleached >ieetng: Ia
Yards nne Sasslinere for suit; l elegant Poplin Dress
ls.tttrh elegant English Bcrege Dress PATTERN heal,
lni English l3erege shawl set Ivory balanced ham
aie Knives ahd Forks ladies geats Silver Hunting
.tse watch Bartlett Hand Portable sewing Ma.
chine; slendd Family Bible, steel engraving, with
larpeting, good colors; pair good Marset.s Quit:
gooI barrel revolver; elegant fur muf and cape.
sie barrel shot Gum silver plated engraved hot
uHn REMOVING Castor cut glass bottles very fine
and Forks. ""'o iAuNes
PRESENTS for larger Clubs increase in the same ratio
Send Mnnov l,r-Dn,~;,<~-
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kNYGN but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea.
SON IL, that 1t is more re-
8 liable md farInore eFcc-
other. Tfsoss who h ANY
tried il, know that it cured them; those who hare
not, know that cures their nelghbors and friends,
and all know that what it does once it does always
that il never fails through any fault neglect Of
sands upon thousands Of certificates of ren,a RIA
bic cures of the following complaints, but such
cures are knoMn IN every neiehborhood, and why
conditions IN an climates containing neither Gallo
mel or any deleterons drug, they may be taken
x ns snySea nS Their eoa'.ng
take, while being purely Vegetable no harm can
arise from their use in any Quantity. .s~s.
internal seera y e an an Gn
into healthy action -renove the distractions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs. Of the
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derango.
ments as are the Arst origin OF disease. ~.
a, Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ls.sless.
should be taken moderately to stimulate the atom.
aca andresterc itshcalihy tone and action.
1of Aver CepP!ai.e and hssariou. emp.
ya.lsnee r Rreeae Sicl4aeA Bilsoas
Collie and BiIi0os kcvers, they ahould he jus
dicously taken for each to correct the diseased
For DysenteFy or Diarrh0e0, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For nhe0na0tssm, Cont. Gravel, Pa1pt.
t0siDn Of the l1eaFs, Patn In the side,
hack and LOths. they should he continuously
TAKEN required, to change the diseased action Of
ne system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Droray and Dropsical swellinss they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro.
duee the effect of drastic purge.
ssfnr DQpRrGastOn q large dose should be, taken
As provinces the derifed effect by sympathy
Asa Dinner PHI, take one or two ItYs to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
ana inyigorates the system. Hence 1t is often 1d-
yantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toeraLly will, offen finds that dose
o. these Pals makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnovating effect on the diges.
i've apparatus. There are numerous cases where
purgatire is required, which we cannot enumcr.
ate here butthcy suggest themselves to everybody,
and whore TIC ,it,ics Of this PiH are known, tho
pubAc NO longer doubt what 10 employ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

TDSY(HOMANCY. or S0ul fharmlng.-HO~
either may fascnate and gain the affections OF
any one they choose Instantly: also secure prosperity
in love or business Every acquire this singu-
lar power. This qaeer, exciting book has been pub
shed by rs ten years the Of which has been enOr
and Is the only book of the kind In the English
aaguase. Sent by mail for 3 cents FIVE for dol
lar, together with guide to the unmarried
Address r. WILLIAMS & Co.
Book Publishers. Philadelphia.
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EN ANTED-SALESIES, 10 travel for n ,t.n,
. sssesaEt1 Company and sell by SaInnl. Isa,a
wages IRE Guaranteed Address, with sta1f,n " ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fer al she purpss~s Of Laxative AeS.
lCiDC.

Perhaps no one me<k
cine IS so universally 70
CURED by everybody q
q catha,-tic, nor was ever
any before so universal
~ adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea.
SON II, that it is a more re-
liable end 6rlnore efFec-
toal remedy han any
cfbcr Thna6 Vs-ho h.rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-24
ST. PATack's PARocHlAL SCHOOLS.

The annual public examination of the pupils of St.
Patricks Parochial School (male Department., under
the direction OF the Christian Brothers. commenced
yesterday afternoon, when the fruitful results OF the
past years careful and judicious training were
thoroughly evidenced. Nearly four hunded boys at
tended the institution daily while about six hundred
girls from the surrounding parish were instructed by
the Sisters Of Charity The exercises yesterday were
confined 70 the former section, and alto
gether were very credltably gone through:
classic profundity or heather lore, they neverthe-
less embraced the elements OF q sound CONNIE rcial
education with which q the several youths examined
Wise men have laid II down almost as an axiom that
education without religion tends 70 subvert rather
than improve the moral faculties OF mankind. None
recognize that fact more strongly than the Christian
Brothers. and while they are assduous In imparting
to The sr si az ns
t the grand foundation Of religious faith. me second
boys 50 young they gave evidence Of applica
5 nan %ss n. @sns ss s WITH
mot ss least SSs S H
course looked on with considerable interest. The
s SpscssS sa shS Sss
rendered by the youthful choir; after which the Rev.
brother Apheus ma,pu,e s1snsd the third c .Ss
seosrsSny. IN ali q which not I little pro-
nciency was displayed. arguments for the
Love of Godn was the subject Of recitation
youths took creditabls parts. The second class
were subsequently, questioned in higher branches
United states, and on the whole the answering was
saSsfactory. The exercises were Interpreted with
several excellent pieces Of defamation, together
with many pleading musical selections, not the least
acceptable being the favorite sabre song to which
the chorus did every justice. 10Y, Joy, freedom to-
day, brought the examinations yesterday to Close
To-day the more advanced classes will be put to the
test and In the evening the Very Rev. Dr. STAIRS,
O., will preside at the distribution OF premiums Tor
which latter occasion an interesting programme is
announced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-24
aespns Or TIVE MURDERER FITZGERALD.

Governor Fenton has granted respite to Thomas
Fitzgerald, who was some time ago convicted Of
numbering Miss Ellen Hicks, In the village Of West.
chester, and sentenced 10 be executed on Friday
next Fitzgerald was soldier attached to the gar.
Tscn Of Fort Schuyler and four Of his comrades are
now swating trial on charge Of being accessories
TO the murder. Some difficulty was experienced In
getting Fitsgeralds case before the Governor,
ioccesioned BY the death Of Judge Scrugham,
had been placed. Governor Fenton has
granted respite until the 9th Of October, for
whether any exteniatIng circumstances NAV be dis
closed upon the tr1sl Of the other soldiers implicated
with Fitzgerald which may warrant him In COM
other soldiers implicated with Fitzgerald will take
place at the September term Of the court IL Ia
understood that the jury the associate justices and
large number OF prominent citizens OF westchester
county ask Communication Of FitzgeraId's sentence
TO imprisonment for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-24

BADLY CRUsHED.-Oliver lawson, carpenter,
was badly crushed yesterday by some timber falling
upon him in o new building in which he was work
ing, at the corner Of Houston street and Park ave-
nue.. He was taken to the Hospital.
SUSPENDED WoRK.-The men employed in laying
tracks in Franklin avenue and other streets, for the
Prospect Park and Flatbush Railroad Company, have
suspended work. in obedience to the writ OF injunc
ton granted against the company by Judge Thomp-
son.
TAxEs.-$oo0,OoO has been paid into the ONCE Of
the Third collection district in the shape OF income
tax during the past month.
ARsoN.-Philip Vigilious, shoemaker, was com.
mitred by Justice Riley yesterday, to await the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury, on q charge Of arson. He
set fire. as alleged, to the residence OF Mr.. Samuel
Hall, No. 425 Atlantic avenue by throwing lighted
paper through the skyligbt.