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PRorroEs,Irtr-A series d! inter.
e,tipg religion. meeting. have been held
at the Methods, church for the PAST two
We, H.. under the preaching of Roy Mr..
Stevens, If Woodstock. and of tho pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Little. Rey. Mr. B,;lrv. Of Ru,.
land. has. also. been in ATTENDANCE. rsrt oi
the time
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YEAR. ha. pu. the mill, in full np.r,tian.
and i, now. in addition TO his mill at
Clarcmont, giving hi, personal attention
to the Manufacture uf a superior article Of
doe,kin, and ca,,imcrcs d. formerly. when
under hi. dirrc. SUPERVISION,
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ANY druggist in the country will tell you, II va
take the trouble to inquire, that every one tha'
buys bottle OF Goes Dyspepsis Cure from theH..
speaks in the most unqualified praise OF its great
medicinal virtues
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WooD Lor For SALE.-By reference
u oar advertising columns there may b.
found rare chance for investment for
any ne who wishes to embark in the lum-
bering business
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SOUTHMAYD'S CoNfECrIoN

100 fremont Street Boston.
ITS PURITY AND EXCELLENCE.
II is Well .knuwn fact that many articles used
in various families are more or less ldu tcratel,
but It Is not So generally knpau that Couf.otiou-
cry an article used in every family, j. adultefa-
ted to a large extent Formerly tlour and. starch
were used, but latteilv an ingredient called Ter
IA Alma, or White Earth, Is used.
Now. As the Holidays nrr near, when = large
amount OF Confectionery viii be CONSUMED, 1t Is
important to every per-onto procure that which
il pure and free from any deletUrIal matter.
1t is better far h-tter, for p1unt- to refuse all
Confectionery for their childr than 10 give th,m
that which is adultctattd.
Purchasers DESTROYS Of a pure article, will
guarantee every particle vi Confectionery manu-
featured by me = be- As pure as 'hr very bes'
Stuart's Crushed Sugar.
The wholesale trade will find latra asso' t.
nent ut the corner of rEomout and bloomfield
strcets under Horticultural Han
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIoS.-The ami.
vcr,ary Of the nativity of CHRIST, will
hc celebrated at the Baptist church in Ira,
on Friday evening, 25th December Re
'hEiou~ services TO commence at six o'clock.
The audience room is now being decorated
for the occasion.
No admittance fee. The public are in,
vitcd.
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IN SHORT,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

This prepaT alton is pronounced 10y Dysp-ptic.
as the only known remedy that will surely cure
that agRrayating and fatal malady. For years 1t
swept on its fearful tide carrying before it to an
untmely grave is millions Of sufferers.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE HAS CONE TO
THE RESCUE
Indigestion, byspepepsia, Sick Heaisehs,
SournsSs or Acidity of Stomach,
kissing OF Food, Flatuleney,
iassituda, WEAKNESS,
hnails terminating
IN death,
Are n surely cured by tins potent remedy AS ths
patient tpkes IT, Although but five year, before
the people, what Is the verdict OF the masses
Hear what Lester sexton, Of Milwaukee, says
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Mare lst A d 1864

Marc lst A ID 1864
To the Listers Of Cavendish would So
heet your attention when taking List TO
Enquire and se if you can find Black,
Houn with yellow on the lower parts of
the legs and very little on the sides of
the face very little white on the brest a
large wide Ear rather tall and all owe
Black eept what mentioned said Houn
mas been. in the Keeping OF, Ira. Glynn
and it may be the Houn has been sold or
other-ways embezzled and anyone can
give me information shall be well paid for
their trouble give notice by sending me a
line TO Festus Webster " ebster.
Gasets Station Chester
BY the use Of the :" said, in this notice
we infer our friend is familiar with draw
ing legal instruments, and we recommend
him to the profession, and the " Houns"
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"HoUN" LosT.-Last week our devil
went wandering over the mountain aud
down the picturesque valley of Black
river, seeking whom he might-please
and be pleased with. BY chance he came
across the following literary nlorcsaV, and
being an imp of letters himself, he tran
scribed it rerbatim, etc., for the benefit OF
any one of our readers who may have lost
A Houn," and is in search of 4 form for
advertisement:
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A GENTS WANTED FOR
EMPLOYMENT!

V'MFIOl VI EN-,
II lOd,euo copies II the New Work hy lrslUs
HENm BROWSE, Will be- sall hy Agents during
the next tvW months.
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
\ MIRROR OF NEW YORK,
= creating nUrors Wheryyrr prvu, uuv4p,llyl ia
4 the book igalr, H. Is destined "a au tIhuyn,,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
CHAPTER i

AN ACT to authorize j. A. Har-
yey to procure certificates Of Lands
selected in lieu Of the Sixteenth
Section.
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the
the General Assembly Of the State
Of Iowa, That }. A. Harvey, Com
missioner for tho State Of Iowa. un-
der Chapter 70, Laws Of the Elev-
enth General Assembly, is hereby
authorized to procure trou. the De-
partmcnt of the Interior, a certified
list, or certified lists, of the s bcol
Lands which have been selected in
lieu Of Section sixteen, under an
Act Of Congress, approved Ftbrua
ry 26th, 1859, entitled .n "Act to
authorize settlers upon Sixteenth
and Thirty-sixth Sections, who set
tl.d before the surveys of the pub
lie lanas. TO pre-cmpt their settle
mcnt.' aud the Act approved June
18th, Is44. Provided that The said
J 4. Harvey shall obtain said GER
titcation Of land Will. i'll Wasiim.-
ton attending to other duties or his
commission, and without addition
to his pay.
Sec. :. This act slail hv in force
after its publication in the Daily
State Register and Iowa Evening
Statesman. newspapers published
al Des Moines.
Approved January 81, 1868.
l hereby certify that the furego,
ing Act toak effect by publication,
as required by Section 2 thereof,
on the 3rd day of February, A. D.
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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as evidence, in relation to the claims
Of said soldiers Of the I'd and Sd
Iowa infantry, for the Gray Uni
forms" so-cslled; and if said rolls,
or remarks thereon, are not salts
factory proof to the Adjutant Cen
eral, he may take, or cause to be
taken, or direct to be furnished to
him, the evidence Of officers or sold
iers, in order to enable him to de.
eide upon the validity Of said claim,
or claims; and if sufficient evidence
is taken, and furnished, to satisfy
said dAjutant General Of the valid
ty Of said claim or claims, then, the
said Adjutant General shall issue
his certificate, in the same manner
as provided in said chapter to which
this is an amendment, and a in ca
ses where full evidence existed on
said rolls.
Sec. 2 In case any soldier of
eithor of said rekiments shall have
been Untitled to said Certificate, or
shall have. paid for said clothing,
and IS now deceased, then said cir
tificate for said amount shall be Civ
en- to his widow, if any, and If there
is no widow, to said soldiers child,
or children, and if said soldier died
leaving no wife, or child, then tac
said certificate shall be given to the
next heir at law.
Sec. 3. This act, being deemed
Of immediate Importance, shall take
effect and be in force from aud after
it's publication in the Iowa State
Register, Iowa Homestead, and
Statesman, newspapers published
at Des Moines. Iowa.
Approved February 5th, 1868.
l hereby certify that thr forego-
ing act took affect by publicati IN,
as required in Section 8 thereof, on
the 18th day of February, A. D.
1865.
ED RIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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act took effect Ly publication.
required in section Is thereof. 3
the 9Th day Of February. A, I
1888. ,.~-..
ED WRIGHT. seo'y Of state,
CRAPTER 10.

An act to authorize the Governor
to release lands which have been
certified to the state by authority Of
the secretary Of tho Interior, under
any Of tho land grants, where set
tiers rights have interveued prior
to the time when the title vested in
the state. and for the purpose Of
GORE :ting errors in transfers to the
state
sEc. l. Be it enacted BY tho Gen
erai Assembly Of the state Of Iowa.
That the Governor, when satisfied
by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, that any lands to which
the state may have acquired color
Of title. by their having been certi-
fed to tho state under any Of tho
several grants, that such cello. @:
title inferior to the rights Of any
valid interfering pre-emptor or
claimant lis authorised. ard is hereby
authorized, and requiredto RELEASE by
dcsl Of REIMBURSEMENT such color oe
title, to the United States,to the cnd
that the requirements Of the Interior
Department may be complied with
and such tract or tracts ct' lanas may
be patented by the General Govern
mcnt to the legal claimants.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted.
That wherever tho Governor is sat
isticd by proper record evidence. that
any tract or tracts Of lands. which
may have been decided by virtue pf
any donation or sale Of the state. is
not the land intended to have
been described, and that an er,er
has been committed in making out
the transfers in erdcr that such
error may he corrected. he is Az
thorized to quit-claim the same to
the proper owner thereof, and ro-
ccive deed or deeds for the, lands
intended to have been decided to the
state originally. ..
SEC. 3. Be it enacted, Tha. this
act, being deemed of i,nm ediate i'm.
portapce, shall take effect and be ia
force frcm and after lis publication
in the Daily state Register and
Iowa Homestead. two papers pub
lished ut Dcs Mo!ncs, Iowa.
Approved February 5;h 1868.
hereby certify that the forego-
ing Act took effect by publication
as required in section 8 thereof, on
the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1865. .
ED WRIGHT. sec'y Of state.
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CHAPTER IL.

An Act to repeal Section 3276 of
the Revision Of 1860, in relation to
the liability cf officers Of Municipal
Corporations.
SIC. /. b. it enacted by the
Genera, Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That section 1916 Of the re-
vision Of 1850 be and the same ia
hereby repealed. and this act shall
be retro active. notwithstanding
subdivision |, Of section 80. Of Re-
vielon Of 1850, and said subdivision
!, ofsai,l section 20. shall net apply
to the liubility of officers under tho
section hereby repealed.
SEC. ,. This art shall take ef..
feet from its publication in the Dali
ly State Register and the Iowa
Evening Statesman, newspapers
published at Dcs Moinrs.
Approved February 1lth 1868.
hereby certify that the forego-
ling act took effec: BY publications.
as required in soctipn 9 thereof, Cd
the 14th day Of February, A. D.
1868.
ED. WRIGHT. seo'y Of State.
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CHAPTER 5.

An Act legalizing the organiza-
,ion Of the Independent School Dis
trict of DEBORAH.
WHEREAS, In the month Of March
A. D., 1862, the legal voters of the
town of Decorah, in the county Of
Winnesheik, and State Of Iowa, by
virtue Of sections 2O97, and 209S,
Of the Revised Code Of 1860, deci-
dcd by ballot, to form an Independ-
ent School District, of the territory
included within the corporate limits
Of said town, and afterwards by vir-
tue Of Section 2099 of said Revised
Code, the voters met and elected by
ballot, the officers designated in said
Section 2O99.
WHEREAS, The said town of De-
corah, on or about the year A. D..
1857, did organize as . municipal
corporation, under the provisions Of
of Chapter AZ of the Code of 1851,
and by the charter adopted under
said organization. the officers con-
sisted Of President, six Trustees,
and Treasurer. And
WHEREAs, On or about tho year
A. D. 1860, the said Corporation
was reorganized, in order to conform
to the provisions Of the act relating
TO the incorporation Of Towns, and
Cities, passed March 23d. A, D.
1858 and an election was held at the
time fxod in said Act, at which .
Mayor was elected, instead Of a
President, Eve Trustees instead Of
six, and Recorder instead Of a
Secretary, and. $50
WnEREAs. Doubts have arisen as
to the legality Of the organization
Of said Independent School District
in conseq Of . supposed ille-
gality Of the said reorganization Of
the said Town Corporation, which
may embarrass the citiscns Of said
Independent School District, there
fore,
EscrIoH I. Be Il ssscced By the
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CHAPTER 3.

AN ACT to amend Chapter l23 Of
the Laws of the Eleventh tIeneralAs,
sembly. relating to the "Gray Uni.
FORM so.called, which was furnish
ed by the state to certain members
of the End and 3rd Iowa infantry.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the state ot
Iowa. That the Adjutant General
Of this state be directed to procure
from the Paymaster General. U. s.
A. or from the second Auditor Of
the Treasury Of the United States.
cspios a al rclls tbst can 10 used
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General Assembly Of the State of
Iowa, That the election held BY the
legal voters Of the town of DEBORAH,
in the county Of Winnesheik, and
State Of Iowa, in the month Of
March, A. D. 1862, to form them
selves into an Independent School
District, and all the official acts of
the officers under said organiza tion,
taxes levied, rights acquired, and
liabilities assumed, by said Inde-
pendent School District, be and the
same are hereby declared legal and
valid, to the same extent as If the
organization Of said Independent
School District had beeu made in
strict conformity to the Statutes
relating thereto, and 10 informality
irregularity, or illegality in the said
organization, OF III any Of the pro-
cecdings relating thereto. shall in
any manner invalidate the said or
ganization, nor the official acts Of
of6c ers hereunder.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance. shall take
effect from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published
at Des Moines, Iowa, without ex-
pense to the State.
Approved February Sd, 1868.
I hereby certify that the forego-
ing Act took effect by publication,
as required in Section 2 thereof, on
the 18th day of February, A. D.
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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Laws OF IOWA.
Published by Authority.
CHAPTER 8.

CHAPTER 3.
AN ACT to provide for the custo.
dy Of the records Of Public Surveys
Of this State.
SEC. l. BE it cuacted by the
General Assembly of the State OF
Iowa, That it is made the duty OF
the Register Of the State Land Of.
fee, to receive any field notes,
maps, records, or other papers re-
lating to the public Surveyes of this
State. whenever the same shall be
turned over to the State, in pursu-
ance to an act ct Congress entitled
can Act for the discontinuancc OF
the Office of Surveyor General in the
several districts as soon rs the sur
vcys therein can be completed, tor
abolisiing land cfices under certain
circumstances, and for other purpo
ses. approved june 18th, 1s4O,
and any act amendatory thereof.
Sec. 2. That the Register of the
State Land Office shall provide for
their safe keeping and proper ar
rangment, as public records, and
free acccss to the same by the law
ful authority of the United States,
for the purpose Of taking extracts
thcrefrom, or making copies there
Of, shall always be granted.
Sec. 3. THIS act being deeme ID
Of immediate Importance, shall take
effcc. from and after its pIbIica tion
in the Daily State Register and
Iowa Evening Statesman.
Approved January 81, 1868.
l hereby certify slas the forego-
ing act took effect, by publication,
as required in section 3 thereof, on
the Sd day of February, A. d, 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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CHAPrsR II.

An Act to reimburse certain ocu
tics f,r the loss Of their sevsral I
tercsts in tho swamp
Indemnity Warrants issued NJ I
United states to tie state u t.
SEC. l BE it enactedsbY
General Assembly of the stare loI
That the sum Of thirty,tl.res q
sand nine hundred and nilints,
dollars and eighty three oent1
SO much thereof as may be nseeau
be and the same is hereby a.
priated out Of any moneys in
treasury not otherwise apprupsiA(
and applied to the reimLur1 eea
the counties Of Apparoos i 31i
Bremen. Dallas, Dcca tn.
Moincs. Harrison. HcnryF Jas
Mahasks, Pottawattamie, Stosn
Washington. for the loss ef
several Interests in the swaap
indemnity warrants issuea
United States t, the stats e
under the provisions Of the
Gongrass-appreved Marcls 2d1
and that such reimbursement
be effected by placing to .tke
Of said counties respeetiye
the books Of the AuditoA
the several amounts to thia1
Auditor shall find them 9
under the provisions Of his =
exceeding in the aggre gate.
herahy appropriated.
SEC. 2. Be it furthers r.
That all moneys which shaIl
allied from the lands, }~ts.
er securities held BY the
account Of tho loss or div
the United States warnni9
said. or from any legal .nfpe
now or hereafter instit 1ke1
count thereof. shall be psid
state treasury. y
| SEC. 3. This act bcine
Of immediate Importance,
in fsrce from and after ita
ton in the Iowa state Reg
Evening Statesman. papers
cd at Dcs Mcines lows -
/ Approved February llta
| l hereby certify that
|act took effect By pul ~
required in section 3 thssa
l4th day Of February a. q
ED WRIGHT, Ses'yc
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CuArRER Z.

An Act granted to the United
States Government the right of way
for ship canal around the Des
Moincs or lower rapids in the Mis-
| sissippi River on the Iowa side.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, That the United States Gov
ernment. now constructing canal
over and around the lower rapids Of
the Mississippi River, may take and
hold, in accordance with the provis-
ions of article three, chapter fifty
FIVE of the Revision of 1860, SO
much land with any improvements
thereon as may be necessary for the
location, construction and convent
ent use Of said canal and also to
take, remove and use for the con-
s,ruction and repair Of said canal,
any earth, gravel, stone, timber or
material not only from the land ia
ken fer the canal itself but from 9TH
cr adjacent lands il the same shall
become necessary; and in the alb.
sonac Of any agreement between the
! luitcd States Government or its
authorized agents and tho owners
Of such lands and material in re-
gard to the compensation therefor,
the same shall La ascertained and
determined by commissioners to be
az poiu:el by the sheriff of Lee
! County. Iowa. in conformity with
! provisions of Article 8. Chapter So,
Of the Revision aforesaid: provided
the lax; So taken otherwise than by
the consent of the owners shall not
exceed fifteen hundred feet in width.
Sec. 2. When the United States
officer having charge of said work,
or the contractors under him, shall
find it necessary in the constructio }
Of said canal to borrow or usemateri-
al from adjacent lands and consent
cannot be obtained from or the price,
thereof agreed upon with, the owners
said commissioners, appointed as
aforesaid, shall assess the damages
which the owners thereof will sus.
tain. the same to be paid out Of any
appropriation made by Congress for
that purpose, which damages shall
be paid under and according to the
provisions of Article 3 Chapter So,
of the revision of 1860, saving to the
parties the right ofappeal as therein
provided, to the proper Court having
jurisdiction thereof, notice Of which
appeal shall be given to the officer
having charge Of such work, and all
the provisions Of said article and
chapter aforesaid, not inconsistent
with the rovisions of this act,
shall be applicable to the proceed
ings under and in pursuance Of this
act.
Sec. 8. This act being deemcd d
by the General Assembly of the
State Of Iowa of immediate import
ance, shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication
in the State Register. newspaper
published ut Des Muines. Iowa, aud
the daily Gate City, newspaper
published at Kcokuk. Iowa.
Approved February 5th, 1868.
hereby certify that the forcgo-
ing act took effect BY publication,
as required by section 3 thereof, on
the sth day Of February, A. D.
1868.
Ed WRIGur, Scc'y Of State.