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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-02
THE CONf1NG ELECTION.
4 ooMrEA1E LIST oF4HHeLERKs AND
u M JUDGES, s. a.

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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or. REa1sTRATEoN,
Is S D4vIDsoN Co., NAsagIl Tenn
! In accordance with the provisions
Of the Amended Franchise Act
passed February 18th, 1867 the
following citizens have been APP,
pointed to act as Judges and Clerks
at the special election to be held on
the 4ths day of january, 1868, for
Chancellor of the 18th Chancery
DiEision Judge of the Circuit Court
sforathe 18th judicial District; At
torney General for thessame district,
and Judge Of the Criminal Court for
the counties Of Davidson and Ruther-
sssr -. 1900 list " ARD. fa Is 44EsssE
4dges-HI,H. Hammer, Charles sayers, John
5me Ill!g Giefks = Charles Ubert, Daniel
s7sSaa safs ea End WARD. azs
Judges. H. Graham Allan Weolf, viii
lam 4s,, s ThSmpsOn. elerks-E F. Adams Jacob
I = = ~ Y assa lw1RD. g..sg 4sss Ava
"a Judges-B. S. Willer, sr.. IA Is. Thurneck.
William Denike.- -CleEks-Ch Robinson,
4th wARD. = 7saaa2
Judges-E. W. Metcalf, R.. d. Blum, Daniel
Rmgler. Clerks-Jas. M. Lawless, y. G.Link.
4a 9Th WARD.
Judges-A. b. Shankland Joseph A, Barr
solomon Heinbaum. Clerks-J, w. Dolbear,
Robert G. Barr.
:, Judges-James Cavert, w. j. Emery, T. A.
Baugh. Clerks-Tountaine E. Hughes, w. r
Baker. S - -
81 nth WARD. 80
Judges-John S. Cottrell John G. Castleman.
4; 6. Byron elerks-J N, Bruce. Bobert
s 49, sth RID. zs5Sxz -,
Judges <, Ha -rls. Ferdinand Hosse,
Allen. - -9T7s s'g.sT - q
Jndges-Ja mes j. Mclaughlin, Frederick
PhlllIps, Patrick Fee 'ey. Clerks. ". j ohm
ston, Charles Lewis. 8 &C.. sgsz..as ~,
IS ts.5s 10th WARD.
Judges George Saunders, Charles Doremus.
Henry Barber. Clerks-James Killelea, G.. A.
- End DISTRICT, r
Judges--W liam e. Buchanan, Samuel " ags
goner, ST., Ghas. Vaughn Clerks-Samuel d.
Waggoner, Jr., Edward Whitworth.
4th DIsTIcT.
Judges Melvin. Hollis Ager, Rich
Bowman. 80 " = - : 81 -
9TH DISTICT Asa svs
Judges Thomas Harris, Gabriel Matlock
William Faircloth Clerks-J. De- Williams
John Clements -, $3.50
9th DISTRICT. r4 -..
Judges-J. H. Austin, n c. Austin, William
Moore. Clerks-Will Austin, Jr., Richard
Vaughn =, y ~
18th DIsTRICT.S q
Judges; .. Bigley, 3. b. Big1ey, Thomas
Eupank lerss-W alter s. Condor, DR.. Il.
3tssl% zs 9th DISTRICT. ee sM 8 e ssxs
Judges Samuel J. Little, William r. Lucas.
w. b: Arnlistead. Clerks-W. T. Yaryan, w.
A. Jonar.
esq rTsszss4 10th DISTRICT. Gas ssiEz{
Judges-George w. Gilmore, Frederick Hess
stephen Sayers. Clerks-H. G. Scales, Ill. Kiser
nth District
Judges--F. M. Woodall, Henry Compton
Thomas III. Ewin. Clerks James Lindsey
Frank Campbell. ~
ss-f s 18th District 11s E
Judges-William II. Hooper, J. Jordan. T. e
Cox. Clerks-F. NJ. Hooper, c. Hooper. FsE
sss7sasa 18th District sars a
Judges-E. J. Morris, Henry Ruemekorf
Ihos. McGoyern Clerks = David Odell, j
UiD6oh. - s12Jk@ axe risz safs4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

John Bsher. an old man of eighty. has
lust been sentenced at Quincy, Illinois. ~,
fourteen years ia the State penitentlary Tor
the murder ofhis son. His sister. seventy
wears old. will be tried next month Tor COM
plicily in the odense. - .s',9
Julia Z. Harshell, q Connecticut lady.
lately received $3.50 damages and costs
from the Shore Line railroad foT careless
handling aud smashing her trunk. !.
Gloucester, Mass, has 400 vessels and
5000 men cmpIoyed in the fisheries. fhs
prodoct Of the fisheries this year ls ss, ooo,-
600. l.tfsl
Al III Stewards new retail dry goods
store. At New York. the largest 10 the
world. will be opcnrd IN the list Of Noyein-
Der. Il was begun January 1857 Z. 1
Gloucester. Mass. has 400 vessels snd
5000 men employed in the fisheries. The
product u the fisheries this year il Us, 000..
eVO. ,b,la8a sa aasi s aat geae sspd
A man made sac 900 gathering mustard
seeds in Southern Caliiornia last year.
Lopez. who betrayed Marimilliap al
Querrrtsro. is nuw 10 San Francisco.ag
The oldest man in New Yurk Is Captain
Lalerbush. aged ioa. ~ $50
Aneight- hour day man. in going home
the Other eyenlpg Tor his supper, found his
wife sitting in her best clothes, on the
front stoup. residing volume uf travels.
+" How is this he exclaimed. = Where's
my supper r ~ don't know, replied the
wife: Iibegan TO get breakfast At six o.
clock this morning. aud my eight hours
ended ut Two p. VI. a'. Xii
The mother nf the notorious Reno broth
ers, who ara charged with The express car
robbery. near Sey mour. Ind. died lsst week
Of broken heart.
The Nova Scotia Parliament is taking
steps towards sending committee 10 Wash
lugfon 10 look alter Nova Scotia's interest
IN connection with the reciprocity treaty.
Forty clerks aud inspectors have been dis.
charged from the New York Custom House.
The mayor Of Nashville is on trial for
the bribery Of voter. ... A..
Southern Kentucky expects to gathei
twice a. large tobacco crop this sea.un a.
IN 1885,. 48s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30
Obituary.

Dsd. al The residence OF her daughter in-law, Mrs
=, II. Owen. 10 Hilsboroush. n. G.. on the a5,h
instant. Mira r. e. OWEN. 10 the SSH year Of her
sss !, has been remarked. thai Il mallsa. not 90
asch how We live. ss ho~ ne die; bui holy living
makes holy dyhs-fostibly iaara.sd in The case Of
the deesssed. The srclsms.on wa. suggested.
The chamber where COOL man meets his fate,
Is privileged beyond the common Wallis Of lie.
quite 90 the verge Of hes,sa." 3d.
An svendanl minister remarked that be shank
ever esteem i among the great rris eges II hi. liz,
70 have seen ssd beard 80 much 81 The dying chr.
lao, ..=
Ashri Iiue before her death Sue said. see nv
s.'isuf. 800 him ia his majesty a. God. I see him
10 hs capacity Of saviour" and then added - feel
A,a. - sieng her religious Testimony. 90 faithful
her memory. :, sans and active her mental seahi-s
- confederate hr regard fof the feelings Of all uh,
approached her. both white sni black, that she seem
ID % b rather giving ,hsn receiving good. Every
say seemed 70 love her, bsssu.s she loved every DO
~ Happy ,hose vhose lives are their sulogy. n,
single acs Of life afrds impressive and insirse,ir
l.sssns - desh because II 10 ativt Of all dsruis.s
Rs,der. 90 and do likewise.
" R,lrish fsIisios, paper, ple.,s copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30
FRESH AND NEW GOODS.

WE are nov receiving full Stock of Drugs aud
w Medicines. -, ..z..,s
Letter. Note, and legal Envelopes. and esp Pa.
pe,, s,eol Pens, Pabey Lead Peprils, Pee HclJey,
'rsilei soap, Gplognes, Pomadss. Hair Oils. HIM
Extracts. Luhin's Gsnuius Extracts, Pish HoSss,s
large lot Tooth az Brushes, spluadd sssorpsnt Of
Pocket Knives, Raxor, Rssor straps. Pipss. &C. DC,
Cali AZ The VI DRUG STORE.
March II 1909.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30
Az coon AS GOLD ~ YOU PAY!

As GOOD As GOLD w YOU PAY!
Nov il he time 70 htins IL yosf Money. "r
~ whssi. Flour. Torn Nest. Oats. and ell kinds Of
Dried Fruit. Bacon, sc. 10 pay your hills and save
your ereih ior snnlhs hard time eomeing.
wau, short time and prompt paymeais 10 ssli low.
Ola bllIs moa be paid before rev ones are made.
IT, JAMES WEBB, Jr,
July q. so--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
Complete with Table for only $22.

Complete with Table for only S22.
a GENTS WANTED, Male or Fe;
"a male, to sell the Novelty Sewing and
Embroidering Machine, the most complete
machine ever offered for sale. 1t will do
MI kinds of work that can be done with
the high priced machine. 1t makes the
famous Elastic Lock Stitch, that will not
rip or break, even if every third stitch is
cut. 1t is durable and Will last lifetime.
We want agents, both local and travelling,
10 introduce this machine throughout the
United States. 1t can be sold in almost
every family, including great many who
have the high priced machines for its en-
broidering, in which it excels all others.
Send stamp for Circular.
RslyrAll Machines warranted and kept in
order for one year, FREE OF CHARGE.
st' y. EMMES, CRAM & CO.,
. Sole Agents for the United Slater and Canadas,
W. Chestnut street, philadelphia, Pa.
G.u.p.xoo--Junc ~, lS6S-4l:3m 5000 ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

- tiaod. s}af w. Nj. WALTON, I.
sla Oh. Dem. Central Elk. Committee.
'77f Austin, Texas, Aug. Sd, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
STILL THEY COME,

WE ARE JUST IN RECEIPT OF
40 bbls Sugar,
brown, crushed and powdered;
80 sacks Rio Coffee;
5 bbls Louisiana Molasses
4 l-bbls Golden Syrup
100 ounces Quinine;
60 kegs Nails, assorted;
1000 pounds White Lead;
so boxes window Glass ass'd sizes;
which We viii sell at small advance on
jefferson and Bryan City prices.
CLARK & BRYAN. b.
Dallas, June 20, 1865.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
CLOTHING
specially adapted 10 the Texas Trade.
s,7 a. $40 broadway, NEW YORK.

Nm. ROGERS, late Of Georgetown, Texas
ms. MORGAN, late Of Bastrop, Texas.
W Z. eRUBBs, late Of Nashville, Tenn.
Jan. "a. Isgs.-Is.tL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
Queer Things about Becs.

From Merrys Museum. ~
The poppy bee makes her nest in
the ground, burrowingl down about
three inches. At the bottom she
-S'7m makes a large, round hole, and lines
itsplendidly with the scarlet leaves
of the wild poppy. She cuts and fits
/ the pretty tapestry, till it is thick
y and Soft and warm, then partly fills
the cell with honey, lays an egg, folds
'm down the red blankets, and closes up
the hole, SO it can not be distinguish
led, and there, in his cosy cradle,
with food to eat, and safe nook to
rest in, she leaves her baby-bce to
/, take care of itself The lcaf-cutting
.'i bee makes her coils of green leaves,
shaping them like thimblcs. These
little Jars she half fills with a rose
colored paste of honey and pollen
from thistles, lays her eggs, and COW
ers the pots with round leaflids,
that fit exactly. The mason bee
makes its nest ofmud and mortar. 1t
looks like bit of dirt sticking to
the wall, but has little cells within.
the mother bee does all the work,
sticking little grains of sand and
earth together with her own glue
iiH The carding bcclivesin holes. among
stones and roots, making nests of
moss, lined with wax, to keep the
wet out, with long gallery by which
TO enter They find a bit of moss,
several bees place themselves H.
row, with their backs toward the
nest: then the foremost lays hold
efthe moss and pulls it up with her
Jaws. drives it with her fore feet un-
der her body as far toward the next
as possible. The second does the
same; and ih this way tiny heaps Of
prepared moss are got to the nest
by The file offour or five, and oth-
ers weave it into shape
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
Turnip seed.

U,HE Ruta Baga, White Plat Dutch and
Plat Red Top Turnip Seed. Just re-
ceived, and for sale BY
CLARK / BRYAN.
N.B-Au Who want rs 10 send for Seed
Wheat must give in their orders soon, or
they VIII be 700 late
June Il, 1SSS-S91tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
notloe OF rlnal seltlemcnt.

GEO. BUTCHER, Guardian Of Caroline
VI Kelly, has filed in my Office bis
FINAL account current with said estate, to-
gsther with his petition praying to be re-
leased from all further Liabilities as guar
dian aforesaid
This il therefore to notify ell persons in
ieres<d 70 Be and appear BEIGE The Hon
orable County Cont Of Dallas county, u
Re holden a. Tie Courthouse in The town Of
Dallas on de last Monday ftbe 3lsi day
q August, ~ ls.5s, and contest the same i
they think proprr-
3 :. JONES, cccnlc.T.
Dallas, Jolly 2, ly5s -aaEl.i5.St
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
ITSO 4 WIZ VORK
University Journal
MEDICINE and SURGERY,

4 Semi Monthly Journals Of KediciHe. Surgery,
Physiology, Hygiens, and Geaeral LfferatHrs
deroted 70 the PfefessiOH and the People.
The ehssg-t medical paper in the World, puilished
srerv two vrets Al The University Building Ninth =.
s1ufh a Walnut =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

90 sac tfnftf ~ fffaf
Ths li.si.tais bel anl Hnl "a -
tiiariit. aiIl lafr tffHff Al ftfrt
d. BE- chat fan a. iiamfi ati gill
takU aisauisrr of tffrY uWHm
siante that tsn afail Va drirr soc
inin snmr slri Al Tf-isianfe in ihr
civil ani iniitafY suihurnifs
Their drsisn, lsins hllY ranlHr-
headed ID sea, aiii Do drf airi.
Never, in aii nHr iriulics, have
nc hsen raiioi u.'an, - noa, q" h'r
hear, aui yirii iu ihr n,rms "f lar,
notwithstanding ihr liahirai nr'nss
and oatrsgts Evrry consideration,
dear 10 mer, aPPsais a. secs, n"l "a
give way L. rinniiohs NJ anger or
resentment. hat h hesr with maniy
iorlilude. lhe evils that press elsoa
us.
We invoke yOh citizens, Ia pre-
vent ANY eunfirl between the lts,'-
PIE and the authorities that raio
over us. lflhe military fonces some
amongst you IL make arn'slss d"
nat r,sisl Snhmii ~ their anlh"fl-
~, even though yea may h'li,Ne
they arc bat tho instruments which
the Radicals lar,y nses h drive
YOU To eNlrcmily, Tho soldiers d"
not act of their own will, bat exc
cute orders which tAey are bound
o. obey,
Citizens, il Is manly, il Is Noble
and generous, Il n an act at the
purcst patriotism, Ia endure evils
when thereby You accomplish
great results Far tho common good
Il Is the purlluso of the Radicals
% force You inlo tho position Of
aggrossors-ifl they can-t0 force n
conflict between You and tho mill,
tary. On the accomplishment 81
this depends their suc,ess IN the
Presidential election aud their CON
tinuanoc in power.
Citizens, defeat them. In the
name ofall the :nnd people OF Texas,
defeat them. la the name OI onr
women aud children, who have sui
fcrcd 80 much, dri'a' 'hoh' ho MOI
driven into even apparent wrong.
This reign of terror will soon bo
ended, II we are but wise and true
To the best interests Of the country.
ID Is knowon that yon arc law
abiding; that you would have the
laws executed TO every man. Con
unue 20 Keep inc peace; Kermit
no violence, oonnse' WIN one an,
other, and determine that You VIII
not under any circumstances,
through which brave men can 1--we,
engage in or connlenanco'nny vio'
leUcc: I'et uhc itnd'cas slandor--
submit even N the most arbitrary
arrests by the military, if such are
mado.t The end liz near Ihonight
of oppression is passing. Tho new
day Is almost upon us. BE patient
in these adverse time, and bravo
10 endure, when wrongs come
heaviest.
Forbcar towards the negroes
They are ignorant, and mislcd hy
ficndish Radicals to accomplish bad
and selfish purposes. Time will
reveal to them, that the Southern
people are their best friends, AMI
will extend to them protection of
person and property.
Citizens, the commissioners NJ,
G.. Hamilton and c. Caldwell, sent
to Washington, by the Convention
now in session in this city. have
failed. ut least for the present, in
the objects ofthcirmission Money,
paid into the Treasury of the State
BY you, was appropriated, by Radi-
cal men, to send these commission
crs to Washington, to obtain au-
thorty for the Convention, to arm
a "Ioyal Militia;" which meant to
arm the negroes, to carry out Radi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
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PINES PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

H WILL SELL, on very reasonable terms,
i IL acres Of Land, sitnaied between the
MeKinney road and the lasds purchased
bv the Prssbytsrian Church for college in
the corporate limits Of Dallas. This tract
has on IL several very beautiful building
situations. overlooking the entire town
Those wishing 10 purchase should appiy 10
7. c. JORDAN,
At The offce Of Burford- Good Jordan
Dallas, Ma ., ls5S-5Eu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

Ibeg leave to inform my friends and the public
generally that have thu agency for tho slnne. 81
louisiana aud Texas, of the celebrated new scale
Marschall and Miiiaurr Plano fOrfes,
which are now tho most perfect Pianos. In touch,
tome, durability, workmanship aud hni,l ofany nov
made IN Europe ar America. am daily receiving
testimonials Of tho superiority ~ these Pianos from
the Tsi artists, aud even many NJ my most energetic
competitors say they are tho best Pianos They have
ever seen.
While express nv acknowledgement for all pa
Myur., aud solicit conii uarcr Of the 'anc. ~
suc ny patrons that their Interests shall cont inrr
TO leo tho object of my special devotion.
respectfully, PHILIP wERLEiS
ANY piece u music or book soni post paid on re-
ccipi ~ the market prices.
Circulars Price lists, Illnatrsird catalogues Of
pni,,s and Organs, catalogue ~ music. prize l.ts
Of ,rngS (sut and Italian aud instruments urni''
,Iur .,''li'aii0n.
ps rs.uccilllly invita- tho trade, qnlcicnrs and
prnf,ssors Of music to favor me with tHir orders
which will always he executed with care and prompt
ness at the lo"rst cash prices.
Schools and Scminaries supplied on the most ib
Mr.. p. p. wcrlcn Of the OLD house will loo In at.
tendance and Willie happy towat On his old friends
aud pa ~ formerly.
sale Of the celebrated new scale .;arschal Il Nit
| tRurr Piano FUrtea.
Description OF styles ANA schedule OF
Currency Prices.
No. l. TOcTAyE FROSr LARGE ROUND CoRSrns,
| Moulding ON Plinth, Octagon Legs, carved
Tyre Scroll Dlsk................"...".. S5In
| No. Q Same rs No. I, with carved lcgs...... Sjl1
No o. Z Uctnye, front large round corners, mould.
| ing on rim and llnlh, Gothic legs, carved
Tyre, scroll desk, bcycled top".". S125
No. L. Same syleas No. D, with addition Of carved
legs Solu
No. g. I Octave, front largo round corners, mould
ing aud scrp"ntlno moulding on plinth,
carved legs and Tyre, scroll desk, bcyelrd
COZ"
No. q. l-:i Octave, front large round corners,
| mouliing on rim and pintli, large scipcn-
| tine moulding on plinth, extra carved legs
aud lire, scroll desk, hryccd top...... 5000
No. T. IL Octave, fur very large round corners,
| flushed all round, extra heavy mouldings
on rim and plinth, scrpentino moulding
On plinth extra rich carved legs and Tyre,
extra desk, bcvelod top............... SbI5
No. s. 7I-3 Octave, four very large round corners,
| finished all round. cX ra heavy carved
moudiugs on rim. and p,inth elegant scr.
| prntnc moulding on plinth, superb carved
| legs and Tyre, extra desk, beycled top 500
| GB- Mn WEsrER il my duly authorized Agent for
! Dallas county, from whom any information can
obtained. !4:iyl PHILLIP WERLElN'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

The NCrmons have succeeded
in partially checking the ravages Of
the grassbopPers by placing traps
along the line Of country invesed
Bv them From seven 10 eight
bushels are caught daily in one Of
these traps
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13
Ladies, Take Particular Notice.
The REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.
WARRANTED FKENCHl

THESE PILLS,
i % celebrated1
many years ago id
Paris for the relief
Of female irrsgu-
larities, and after
wards 20 notorious
Tor their criminal
employment in the
practice ofah"rtion,
are now offered for
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.

The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph Of
this week has the following paragraph
concerning Prince ALrRED, who was re-
GENTLY shot at Australia "Had any other
than q scion Of the royal family brought
shame and ruin upon half the number Of
families that Prince ALFRED has he would
have long since occupied felon's cell, or
been shot down as any other beast that
preys upon society"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

Ole Bull gave concert in Washington
Cor the benefit Of the Lincoln Monument
Association. Before the performance, the
Rev. Byron Sunderland made prayer.
which the audience likes 30 we'll that they
gave the minister, when he concluded, a
round Of applause.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

There is young man attending college
in Albion, Mich, whose heart is on his
right side. He has been examined by Sc.
veral Of the most noted physicians Of New
York and Washington, who oil agree that
such is the case. This is the second case
of the kind on record.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

The Democrats Of Massachusetts will
hold Convention at Worcester, May 20,
to choose delegates ut large to the Nation.
al Convention. 1t is proposed to choose
district delegates at the same time.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

Mre. Cady Stanton scolds I. Tilton be
cause he will not ''follow good man with
the Democratic party, rather than with Re-
publicans, help to place drunken soldier
in the White House.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

One charge in lawyers bill against a
client was: "For waking up in the night
and thinking of your business-fve dol
lars.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

care you girls fitted for wives?' que
ries sober exchange. "Are they fitted
for husbands? 2" retorts young itemizer.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13


son By whom Il was adopted. Such order
shall be entered on the minutss Of the pro.
ceedings Of the board Of trustees, and shall
discharge and cancel the articles Of sdop.
6on.
SIC. 8. The eight, tenth, and eleventh
sections Of chapter ninsty-two Of the acts
Of the Eleventh General Assembly are
hereby repealed, and all other laws or
parts Of acts incensistent with this act are
% modified ~ to conform herewith.
SIC. 8. This act being deemed Of i'm.
mediate importance shall be in force after
its publication in the Daily State Register
and Iora Esening Statesman, newspapers
published at Des Moines Iowa.
Approved April "a, 1868. 2
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect BY publication, as required BY
Section 9 thereof on the 9Th day Of April,
Ed WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT Requiring the Reporter of the
Supreme Court to attend the Argument
Term at dubuque.
Srcr1oN 1. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of oro, That it is
hereby made the duty Of the Reporter of
the Supreme Court to attend the argument
terms thereof. to be held at Dubuque as
provided by act of tho present General
Assembly, an perform the duties required
Of him by law, for which he shall receive
the sams pr diem HOW allowed him b
law for attending the argument term .
Davenport.
Sec. 2. This act being deemed Of I'M
mediate Importance shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Daily State
Register ana tie Iowa Evening States.
man, newsp ,pers ublisl ID at Des Moine',
Approved March 81, lsoS.
thereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect by publication, az required in
Section 2 thereof, on the Let day Of April,
A. d. 1868. n~aras spps . ~eess ga ~
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