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.it.e san aud sI,5a tsroag ioli jas United States
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Planets cos.aae,loas ofiGsaes. .al O.aI A,psea
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Coser,,s-M-nisrs Of TIE XLuA
Excessive Oacgs-Gene.aL
Foreign MinIsierA
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Acknowledgements from
STATES OF Tng UNION
AYES. Population 1889 AID 1859 tv eo'ofsa, aud hdal
rae Of Population 1850 1885, Eaabef Of Member Of Con
,.s state Capitals G,snOsi State Eeeorsi Tim, Of Meg'sE Of
I't''''''' ACTS OF CONGRESS-
Synopsis Principal Passed 'hc Second Se'''' Of the
'tA'A'' eo'.'''' PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
The rtspt " the Public Resolutions Passed Al; the seeosd
session oitbe AAANlsh CougfefA
PEOCLAMATIONS
Anthe Proaaors el BY the President FROM December 1896 to
eeteSer. 1857.
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION IN 1901
Of State aiure The Constitutional AmsHdaenI
The Reeohrutioa Aots Of ConsretL
Progress oDmpaTsa Suffrage
Tbe FieedAeas Baseaa
MOVEMENT OF POPUIATIOS
Progress oihe Population q he Uncl States IRON 100 10 isse
State Ceusges SAGE 1850
PUBLIC DEBT.
The Pebble Debt ia ie6 and ls67
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION II isss
Vote ofhe Electoral COLLEGES iosner Piside- li E!seiOsi
The Electoral College 10 1908
ERECTION RETURNS
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Of Southern STATES vii be grea number Of white and coOFsl
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Popular Jfesaes by States IN 1864 1900 aud l5S
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sitaaiions tatunttS-- fm7Irs.

NATANTFD-By an American lady sltpa'lon
=, aEgERPER. The best ~ fesoe sni fe1H@
Adlr,.. GOicEKEEPER, BcI No. 4sb3 General Pn9ofc
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gttlur,s anS Sly,ri. e.
l5J7 TIE JUBILEE or THE 1897

EsD o. REFRIGERATION lou .
pofqond Dec 2 account y zoe o-rl viz e 'eehTs' ~
Engh Lut Church Frsts.. hferen Seeoff au8
~ ESDAl EVENING. ian. q. o. = saek Tie heV.
ACClON d. d. TIE Roy d.. SIEltilA d. liAt. s Rev NJ
RAY PALMER Prof r. D. HITCHCOCK aal tic Res. H. PAYNE
expected 10 adur,Es a. mtetIl..
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Nintisiru.

Nntisiru.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated ansshetc Of nitrous bride administer ira vac
approved by the medical profession DO ne b hA
TRACT TEETH certainly do that WITHOUT PAlN-so
patients testify See their ONCE No ID Cooper
Institute
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF J.. I.-(Wl IN
- TER ARRAEGEMkNfSD . D..
Leave Jsnrsthp st9a via L. Railroad 10 JAMAICA lo'
Babylon snd aI
Leave TrsrEna,e Bropkyn. At 90j via Bfooiyn Ceah
Rsirosi q Jamaica for Babylon and all way stations
Leave Jansss ip. J.. at y via J. l. KaFoal 70 JamHe~
for Babylon AMI ell nay stations
Frnklusr Brookr, AZ 2aS No. via Brooklyn NeAa
Rsiroad 10 Jamaica iof Babylon aul al wsy'sai'nA
Babylon 73j for Jamaica and all Wysatons eonnee'
Dg H. Railroad arying at Jamtssslp al ~ a. N
Leave Babylon al 7J5 Tor amaea ard al wayftAs nnee"
Ing with train o. Brootyn Central RAILROAD, arriving FAHtHa"e
Brooklyn, at 10 A. -
Le,ye Babylon at 1902. r Jamaica si all nA tea' eoa
Of Railroad arriving JAinetts as p m
Lesss Babylon 1890 for Jamsea aud all way ns con
Meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arnslE ~ frsnn
Brookyn aud connecting also With the horseea Of
~ nInui.a H. WHITE Superintendent
To take eject Nov T. 1861.
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FE7UE COMBINED ANNUALS of PHKE-

volrsE contains from 1893 10 laiboth years Included
volrxE II contains from 1885 l96Gboth years ircilieA
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Wagbt almttls.

MARBLE MANIFESTED Mantels on hand.
M even si5ie aa quality eegs Vii e s Tor next 60 ',y
liberal inc,oH At r. klBEES Nsatel No. lt
Eas. T.. sitesutt- ~, aes T'ld-asr, NeH-lork.
NNARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEI.S, half the
VA pncc Nube. Seai pr esfslogar 7. y. STEWART
No eos sixth ave. het~ecn fhif'Aah aai Ihriy-s1hsa
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.QTII AUCTION SALE OF

SCRANTON COAL.
The Delaware vauas Western Railroad Company VII SEfiA
b. iisssrs JOHN DRAPER CO. Aaeu"rce y ~ isnst
Sa ouu Ftct4nep Place NeUlarf 90 ~ ~ NEAl 3s--
ary ~ oc 100 - COS T. fuT o. lacFnni
le'3 - SAMUEL SLOAN. prc.fleut
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
~ raneemeajChsare II TmsLeaEe James sips Mail
usa g. Gceagor and al siaia' eona'ag at haeo ih
Cove ard Hcmpsrat II D. S'osct seafof ITALIA
aud all sstouA EIpFca, train Ir RIVER ii'ad ~ NJ
kros,e ard Glen passenger n and al vAYfuon m
fsrmngi aad npsteai trails All Tor Nora lap Sase
DAYS ol.r.
Soda Excursion leaves Hunters Pai ., o. sres
Urutsrf Point A. 4 20 D. "a. 10 take cfcei Nof.f 1891
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zW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Iss- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1861
49, CoNMkNCISu lLEE j. l]sL
rtu.rg sutel e.YoE corner Tssu.55,ruts ini Foars
Es,rsnee rscL.TssysuthIL

TRAINS LRtvg HEw.YOaK:
forNsH.HaTen aud Bridgeport 3 10 (Eah ll3o i1s
BIl 1tJ hhh 80 80 snd LOO (Erl ,. m. -.
for hets su"'Fi fsrbe Southport aud W'Po'h LV" Inv
For Sorvak 10 % tEt 900 ll7o n pIs (RLh @o' lEIh
ga. 80. (Hrl so, g 90 tEil ?.
For Dsrsn, 100. 800 il2O in.. GiS 90, 51op N.
Tor Stamford 100 eco tR1 900 3is 13 (Bc zb 10,
Rrl a. 40 fENl. 80, 30 %, 800 tEr.l p. m.
tof oreenNieh ~ intermediate stations, 100 $40 H"" -"
as, 40. SD CD -. . ..
For Boston via Springfield 900 ~. ftr) 300 (ELl, a0Opn
For Boson. VIA Stere Lac. I2l5 ClL J. 500 p n. -,
foE Hartford All Springfield AGO (ELL lIlS 800 (Eth 100
I'm ~
tcal 400 r. N % Northampton. 80.
.don Pro,idesee FshI Rsioai soo EI) IA. hl'
p..t...t sg0 M
lsl5 800. sepp m.
Pof Cahs Railroad. flS m. 70 Northinpio.
For IIousAtonie Railroad. Zoo "a ~, 5Vl
Dor kaussirek Hsroai. 100 =. W, 500 "a.
For Dap6HJ aud Nor SNk Railroad. 100. 800 N t"p
r'' JAMES II. HOYr, supt
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of Ne,wS-Jerseyi::93,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
RIV Err re w :
% One Rlaer Items Sc Estth Faoe
- MBoAT PRINTINQ

no printing establishment 3p the Wes1
has better facilities OF greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment OF jon Type. though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision Of one of the best job printers
IN The United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
R1ls Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C. &C. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended tc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
NEW 0RLEAN

New ORLEANs.-The Times of sun
day says:
We had another bright and beauti-
full day on the landing yesterday. the
temperature of the atmosphere was
pleasant and agreeable, for most of
the day, and a splendid breeze prevail
ing nearly all the time out there.
makes the leyee an agreeable place in
fair weather, when the dust is not too
troublesome. Such a day as we had
yesterday is not to be grumbled at,
and we bespeak the clerk of the
weather for some more of the same
sort to day, as this Sunday in the
Crescent City.
Yesterday was tolerably brisk, and
a good pile of freight was sent down
to those steamers that were adver-
tlsed to leave yesterday. There is
generally more business transacted on
the levee on Saturdays than any other
day in the week, it being one of the
regular days of departure for some of
our noted fast steamers" and there
Is generally a large crowd of visitors
out on the landing on Saturday even
ings to see the " fast ones F" back out
from the Wharves.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
BOdiamn Mines.

once No. 2 Main te.s near Water.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

The weather yesterday was pleas
ant il the shade, but very hot in the
sun. a fine, pleasant breeze from
the southeast prevailed. The river
fell three feet during the twenty four
hours ending at 3 O'Clock yesterday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

10y VIRTUE Of deed OF trust N adj
I , 10 me as trustee for the benefit o
Hugh Lewis by Waller G. Kearney anc
wife on the IS h day Of March. 1867,
and recorded in the Office OF the Probate
Clerk Of Madison county, State OF Missis
sippi, in book OF deeds r." page, 227
223 and 229, will OH
NoRd0yMe GAHay Of DcccMjcr, 1868,
proceed to sell b"fo,e the courthouse
door ia the city Of Canton, in said county
within the hours prescribed by law to the
highest bidder for cash, the following de
Scrlbtd lands or so much thereof as sba
be sufficient to pay the debt inteOded to
be secured by said deed OF trust and in
terest thereon aud all costs, to.wit: Lot
No. in Section II, all of Sec ! 6, and the
E half of the w half and the " half Of
he + half and the w half of the East
half Of the East half of Section 81. and
he n half of the 4 half of the n W
quar-. and the N half of the W half Of the
N L quar- and the N half Of the w half
of the Z half of the N L quar- of Sec 90,
all in Township . Range West, and
wing in Madison county, State of MisSisD
sppi | will only convey such tile to
The purchaser as is vested in me by said
deed of trust. WILL. s. BAILEY,
Oct. 81 ,'68 no 43 tbs. Trussee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
NEW ADVERTISER ENTG.
COMMISSIONS SALE
~,
NTAE u q gRH ny z q NpA

DY virtue of a Decree Of the Ohancery
ID Court of Madison county. and State Of
mississippi rendered on the I'm day OF DC
tober, a. d. 1865, by the Hon. j. A. p. Camp
bell, Char ce lor, the undersigned as COMMAS
soner under SAID decree will proceed to sell
at public out cry on the
2Ist day of December, A. ID. 1858,
to the highest and best bidder in the city Oh
! Canton before the Court House door, between
the hours prescribed by law for holding Sher
rIifs sales, the following described real estate,
situate in Madison county. State Of MlssLs-
| sipp, it being the plantation upon which the
late Henry Seimer resided next before ms
death to-wit: The W Fof the 5 81 of See
10 the NJ of Sec 10, I ownship s Range 2
East the E9 of N Fl of Sec "a, Township S
Range l East-less 40 acres out of South ENG
of Sec -, 4 s r 9 East-less 81 3 acres off the
N end of NwI Of Sec 10, 7 8 R East, from
the n L end of the E3 of N ct of Sec 24
Ilfl&l East, containing by estimation 4eU3
acres; and also 1888 acres Of land lying and
being in said county and State and lying in
the Swl Of Sec 49, T ( r 2 East, it being con
7eyed 30 said Henry Steiner by James Peve
and Mahaly Peva, on the 18th OF March 1881
and also 26GS acre more or less, bounded and
described as follows, to'wit: commencing at
Sw corner of 81 of Eb Of Swl of Sec 2J I
South 35 degrees. East II links to a stake,
N 62 degrees, 4 20 links to line, thence 20
chains to a stage. thence South 35 degrees
East, 26 links to B oak, thence W 90 CHAINS to
a stake W Soul 50:degrees West % links to
+ oak, South so degrees East 80 links to
Gum, thence South 90 chains to beginning,
thence IA degrees East 20 links to Elm, N y
degrees East, 25 links to oak, containing
IIOl forty acres commencing at Il
corner of See 10 at a stake whence 81
degrees, East 10 links to B oak, thence N
46 chains, S 81 links to a stake, thence n
90 degrees, E II links 10 Sassafras, thence
" 50 chains to a stake thence q degrees
E IL links to a Hickory, South 81 degrees
W 8 links to Hickory, thence South 46
chains, Z 81 links to a stake, thence N "a
It,. to B oak, South So degrees, SO !
links to 2 oak, thence East 80 chains to the |
begir ming; which said lands will be sold up |
On the following terms, one half OF the pur- |
chase money to b. paid down on the day |
of sale, and the balance in twelve months
from. the day OF sale, to be secured by bond
with good and sufficient surities, to operate
ls special lien or mortgage upon SAID lands
until paid, which shall be payable to the
on. order and to bear interest
from date at the late offs per cent. per annum
The title to said lands is believed to be good
but | will only sell and convey the right, title
and interest Of the heir Of Henry Seimer
deceased r. .. SMITH,
Oct 81, 1858, no 40 BOD. Commissioner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
Citation N office.
State of Mississippi, !
Madison County

state OF Mississippi,
Madison County,
TENO MALINDA PR1CE-Texas, and
L all others interested in the lands,
tencments and heredilaments of H. G.
Chatfe, deceased.
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Madison
county, at the Court House thereof on
the
md Monday IN December, merit (1SGS)
and show cause if any you can, why the
petition of E, A. Stebbins, Administrator
for the sale of Real Estate of the Estate
of H. c. Chaffe, deceased, to pay debts,
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. NJ. III. Cooper,
Judge of Probates of said County and the
Sealof said Court, this 2Sth day Of October
AID. 1868. Jos. MCCLELLAN, CLERK,
LIS per E. A. Ford, D, C.
HANDY & FoorE, per Petitioner,
Oct. 81 no 43. 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
Citation Notice.
STATE OF MIssissIPPI,
Madison County.
IT. A,,1n1y, S1,,,f1,

Madison County. 4. .-..r .
To ANDREW SEMMEs,
Lake Charles p O., Colisss Parish, La,
And all others interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditament of Jno. r.
Semmes. Deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and sp
4 pear before the Probate Court of
Madison County. State Aforesaid at the
Court House thereof, on the Cd Monday
in December next, and show cause if
any you can why the petition of NJ. C.
Orrick Adm'r for the sale of Real Estate
of Jno. r. Semmes, deceased, should not
be granted.
Witness the Hon. NJ. VI. Cooper.
Judge of the Probate Court
L. S. of said county, and the
Seal of said Court, this 90,
day of October, n, - 1868.
JOS. MCCLELLAN. Clerk,
Oct. 81, go. per E. A. FoRD, D. C
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

LIFE AND DEATH Life is but
deaths VeStibuIe, and our pilgrim
age on earth but journey to the
grave; the pulse that preserves our
being beats our dead march, and the
blood which circuiateS cur life is
floating il steadily outward to the
depths If death. To day we see cur
friends in health; tomorrow we hear
of their deceasc. We clasped the
hand of the strong man but yeSter
day, and to-day we closed his eyes
", rode in a chariot of comfort but
an hour ago, and ia few hours the
fast black chariot must convey Us to
the home of all the living. o, how
closely allied is death to life The
lamb thai Sported in the field must
soon feel the knife The OK in the
pasture is fattcning for the slaughter.
Trees do but grow that they may be
felled. Yes, and greater things than
these feel death Empires rise and
flourish: they flourish but to decay
they rise but to fall. ....
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

MONEY SENT WITHOUT DA NIGER OF LOSS
Money orders eau be obtaiped ~ The Post
Office in this place, upon Postoillces IN all
parts of the Uuited States. pr u -.-.
4 list of Money Order Post Offices may be
seen on application.
JOHN WHELAN, Z. u.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

Mrs. 7 = l1opgstreet, wife, OF
Jndgr !. 3. Ioagstleet, died III OK
ford, Oh the 18Th Of this month.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

H. \ negro, af,lr gazing at the Chinese,
exclaimed: 60 Il de white folks is dark As
vat oLS d4r, Z N9A-,5 81 lat an Dc color OBJ
le aissess
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration on the estate
IL of Thomas II. Gillespie, deceased, hav-
ing been granted to the under gned by the
Hon. Probate Court of Madison county, at
I he October Term, A. D. loGS, hereof
Now, therefore, all persons indebted to
SAID estate are desired 10 come forward aud
settle aud ali persons having claims against
said estate ATE required 10 have them rec er.
d IN the manner and within the lIu;e pre-.
scri1cd by law, or they will be forovar Jared
f A. ST EBBINS,
County Admin straror,
Oct "a, 1868. TG.HI 42Gw
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

" public sdunt6..~-lA- pusrAMENTE is our
March March 2 lsglt3f qnnae =. a'a'er'ise-'
mem seu a obtaineubs nipuops.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

yertjscmeuts Of Land sales, to be
found n another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
1lt ~ II ,4e !. hsAfeFf q -

cThurdsiay evening the 29'h inst, at
s,,rsce church, by the Rev. Mr.. Gre'n' Mr.. j.
3 q PRiEsrlsY 10 Miss DELLA SHAcKELF ORD
all of this city.
We tender cur young friend and his bride
our best wishes and thanks for the nice cake,
and we quaffsd fall bumper of the spark
ling wine to the toast for their long life and
happiness.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

I'VE ak attention to the adj
yertisemebt, 1" Wanted to Rent"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
Executives Sale.

DY virtue and IN pursuance OF a decree OF the
ID honorabe Probate Court of Madison county,
state Of Mississippi, made at the July term 1865
thereof the undersigned Exec jXoftAs last will
and testament Of Hugh A. H. Lawson, deceased,
vii, or The.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

Tho stock of Apple Trees. (Stluilras half
standards and Dwarf~ Concord GraroS VINES mi
80 yer, Piauts IN the above lstahlistreut Is the
hc>t "a the south and 40 20 ; a1ieT sll be 80 d
lcir 'w. CsSa. Correspondence sole Agents
wanted Address above.
oct. u. ~ u. ..aa Ell
sE-saa q v.- &c -r--t.s-a q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

On Tuesday evening Fab i"st, at the NJ L.
Church. 10y Rev. C. q. Andrews, DR.. RoBERT
T. WILSON Of Holmes romty, Miss, to Miss
BETTE. s 20 ID laughr,r ,fDr. W B.AA'VEY.
Of Canton,
Thas ore by enc our friends are caught
in Hymeu's siikDn rn.shes and float off on
the Matrimonial Sea whose waves may beat
or calm. May she whose name is
Described above. fad that her bark is safely
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

~ We Ask attention to the ad
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

rr,n.eat 9dtertt.@g 4 50 p4, squsss'at,t "se
ti1n and7s cents foiJcaci sn5sclneRtt Il, ny i,n'''
1sai "ltis,gg at same rates, and 81 additional
f5r p TS of @5caon and no proof 81 publte"
ton ia Ga furnished until the lse is paid r,,,.,.,
AnmoonsI,s candidate for States ,y and District or
GrjScs Daily paper charge SO: We NypaPepr
t a,,t,1nnci. ,g Candidates for County bfh-
CO.. .7aliyhnd we sly papers chage $lo. ,,.,.,,
uron by the presS Association for the ir%al aa'Gr-
Using Ind announcing candidates anu III no Ia
stance can they he depar-"o from
Double c0tRnlN. advertisements are
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
CHAPTER 20.

AASI ~.
AN ACT changing the time of holding Courts
in the Sd judicial District.
SEcrIoS l. Bet enacted Jy The Geseral Ass
senLiy Of tie State Of lord, That IAN Act en-
tilted Act to define the time of holding
Courts in the I'd judicial District in the
State of Iowa, approved February 25d, 1856,
be so amended as to read as follows: That
the District Courts within and for the 81 Judi
cial District, in the State of Iowa, shall be
held at the tines and places here in designa>
county, on Il 9 fourth Monday in january and
July in each year. At Glenwood, in Mills
county, on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in January and July in each year.
At Sitlney, in Fremont county, on the fifth
Monday after the fourth Monday in january
and July in each year. At Clarinda in Page
county on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in Janua y and July in each year
At Bedford in Taylor county, on the eighth
Monday after the fourth Monday in January
and July in each year. At Mt. Ayr in Rings
gold county, on the ninth Monday after the
fourth Monday in January and July Of each
year. At Leon in Decatur county on the tenth
Monday after the fourth Monday in Janu-
airy and July of each year. AT Osceo in
Clark county, on the twelfth Monday after
the fourth Monday in January and July in
each year. At Alton in Union county on the
fourteenth Monday after the fourth Monday
in January and July in each ear. At Quincy
in Adams county on the fifteenth Monday
after the fourth Monday in January and July
in each year. At Red Oak junction in Mont
gomery County, on sixteenth Monday after
the fourth Monday in January and July in
each year.
SEC. g. All Suits, plcadings, processes and
proceedings, pending in and Of said Courts,
ana returnable at the term now fixed by law,
shall be deemed pending and returnable at
the term as fixed by this Act and no suit, mo-
tice, recognizance, indictment, or other pro-
ceedings shall be quashed or held to be inval-
id, by reason Of this act, or by reason Of the
change in the time Of holding Court hereby
made.
SEC. 8. AL Acts, and parts of Acts, incon-
sistent with this Act, is (are] hereby repeal
ed.
SEC. s.. This Act being Of immediate i'm
portsnce shall become law, and be in force
from and after its publication in the Iowa
State Register, and the Homestead. papers
published at Des Moincs, Iowa.
Approved February %, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication. as required in Section
thereof, on the 1lth day Of March, 4. D.
1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
GEO N. GRAY,
Gcnl West n Pass. Agt. S.&L.s. Line, Chicag,

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