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during the recess Of the Legislature, all coupons
OF bonds hereafter issued, whenever SAID cou-
pons are not to be issued with said bonds, and
10 have the same destroyed in accordance with
the first section OF this act,
SEC. 3. BE 1t further enacted, ETC, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the Honse of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February %. 1859.
Signed II. C. WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. Il. BovEE.
y .... ". .. ..~ Secretary Of State.
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Alesdames.

NJ. J. Laporte, lie brave ct populaire bother ct
cordonnier qui demeure pres de l6glise st. Michel,
possede un assortment complet de "Claussures,
bottles, souliers' y pour hommes, danes ct eufants.
SEES prix sont mOderGs.
Sa merchandise est de bonnie qualit6.
Au reste, n'estil pas Ia pour reparer ct recoudre
lerreur du lubricant, sans exiger un Placement pour
PREPARATION d Ia chaussure yenuue?
Venez, ct vous serez satisfails.
EV@ Nombreux sont les g%onttcux, ct Ia goutte est
une abominable chose.
Aussi soinmes nous heureux d'annoncer que lie
'specifque'' du DR.. F. Boyer contre la gcutte, les
rhumatismes ct les nevralgies, Sc trouve chez NJ. G..
Duhamel, rue du Canal, Nc III.
Goutteux ct souffrants, lisez rayis,
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NJ. J. Ieissier aver,it SEES NOM
'reuses ct bienyeil!antes pra,iques
que son assortment de marchan-
discs est plus compIet que iamais.
Marchandises d'hiver. E,offes.
'nd'ennes, draps, cotons, chaussures
dc toutes sortes, etc..
Priv cxcessivcment moderes.
ou'on Sc lie disc ct qu'on vienne!
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college Jefferson Ste Marie,
PAROISSE Sr-JACQUES. LSx

Ia session p'ochaine de ce college common.
Ge.a lie isr ociobre. Les Peres MARSHES qui 10
d'rigen' son, a meme de bonner 4 leurs &lAve.
me education FRANCHISE, angIaise, ma.hema-
l'qns =, classique complete.
rklA-p"yable d'ava"ce-sso en- OF, ecu
son eqn'valent) mi session de- cinq mois.
rom Plus de details, s'adresser au pr4siden,
on a NM Pou'sine & cis, rue Natchex, Nile.
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State Of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT,
." Parish Of st. James.
Estates eff tie late MicA,7 G;auI,n and riff
Scholarships LIfbtrt.

Whereas Leon Ganiin Of The Parish q
81. James has applied To The above ia n e
Count, IN o'der to be appointed adminis,ra,o
OF the Estates Of the late Michel Gandin aud
Scho|astique Hebe',, both deceased @in,e~,ate
Public notice is hereby given 10 all pattie.
concerned TO file in whiting within ten day
from the date Of notice hereof, al the Office o
the Clerk Of said Conrf, The reasons why III.
prayer of said petitioner should moi be granted
\-.C-/ By Older of said Court.
/~\ N. $. LANDRY, Clerk.
Parish Of ST James, 27th October 1869.
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AN ACT

No 81 AN ACT
For the relief Of David J. Read. State Tax Col
Iector in and for The Parish of CaIcasieu.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted By The Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of Loni-
siana in General Assembly convened, That
David J. Read. State Tax Collector in and for
the parish Of CaIca>ien, be and he is hereby
allowed an extension of time until the first day
Of April (l569) one thousand eigh, hundred and
six,y-nime, TO etfrc, his tinai settlement with
the Stale for taxes Of 1868 one thousand riyh,
hundred and six,y.fve and us66> one Thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-six; aud thai lie be
entitled to deductions and commissions on set
thing on the day fixed As above; prorided. tina,
his securities shall, within thirty days from lie
passage of this acl. file with the Auditor their
consent TO such extension.
SEC. 2. Be ii further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR s. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved February 90, 1869.
Signed H. C. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
No. 80. AN ACT
Authorizing the Police Jury of the Parish of
ST. James to issue bonds for certain pur-
poses.
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SECTION l.. b. il enacted by the Senate
aud House of Representatives Of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened. That
for The purpose of building a couh house and
jan and paying the Indebtedness of the parish,
the police jury of The parish of ST. James are
hereby authorized TO issue the bonds Of said
parish. duly signed by the president, and ,rea.
snter of said police jury, and bearing the i'm.
preston OF the parish seal.
SEC. 9. BE il further enacted, etc., Tha,
the bonds so issued shall not exceed in amour,
the sum Of thirty thousand dollars, and shall he
OF such denomination and form as the police
jury may prescribe. They shall be made pay.
able TO bearer, ten years after date. with
coupons attached. aud shall bear Interest, at
the rate of eight per cent, payable semi.
Annually npon presentation TO the parish ,rea.
snrer. They may be sold under the direction
and control of the police jury, on The most
advantageous terms, or exchanged for any Of
the obligations OF debts of said parish.
SEC. g.. Re ii further enacted, etc., Tha,
IN order 10 %rroviA" a fund for the paynen, Of
an animal i%nstaIImen, of one tenth of the rrjn.
c'pai OF SAID bonds, and for the payment of the
semi.annnal Interest as i, becomes due. HE
p"I'"e Inry Of said parish is hereby authorized
and required within thirty days after The assess.
ment rolls of said parish shall be completed. OF
as soon thereafter as possible, 10 determine
what rate OF taxation on the total assessed
value of all the movable and immoyab'e pro.
purpose OF paying The said one.tenih Of The
principal Of said bonds, aud The said semi.
animal interest and said tax as an"nallv
determined and aseertained is hereby levied
upon all The movable anil im,noy,b,e pope,,v
lha' may be annually assessed ia SAID parish,
and il shall be the 'nly Of said police lu,y 10
enforce 'he collection Of SAID lax, in the same
manner rs HE law provides, or may hereafter
provide, 70, HE cnlleriion Of an n,l.er pa,i,h
taxes said tax when collected Shall he aprlted
exclusively 10 the purposes mentioned in this
act.
SIC. !. BE il further enacted etc.. Tia,
'""' f"y 'lN't - we ittH'> dUlIbfIZfu
to be issued by tins act. il Shall be The duty Of
lhe police jury Of said parish to apply the pro.
ceeds OF the tax collected by authority Of This
act TO The redemption of SAID bonds in .ucL
manner as may be deemed by them mos,
advantageous TO the best interests of tho
parish.
SEC, 5. BE il further enacted. ETC, Th,,
all expenses necessary 10 carry into efcr, the
provisions Of This act shall be paid hv The
parish, and this act shall lake effect from and
alter is passage.
Sign"d CHA W LOWELL.
SPEAKER OF the Honse Of Representative,
Signed OSCAR i DUNN.
Lieutenant. Governor and Prcsiden, Of the
Senate.
Approved February %. 1869
Signed H. e. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A tue copy:
GEO. F.. Rowe,
Secretary Of State.
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II. C., MOTH,

tSigned) II. c. WARMOTII,
Governor Of the State uf Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E.. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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State of LOuisjana.

@ State of L.Outsiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Laplne and Fsrrf.
VS. No 80.
Edouard Braud and ais.
Lapene and Ferre.
VS. 81.
Edoaard Braud Gs and ais.
On WEDNESDAY the oath day Of
NOVEMBER 1869 at II o'clock A. M.,
at the New COURTHOUSE of the Parish of St.
James:
By virtue Of two wits Of feri Jaeiss, 10 me
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Succession of Henrietta Teller.
Widou William Zellsr.

Whereas Maurice Feitel, of the Parish OF
St. James, has applied to the above named
Court, in order to be appointed adminis,rator
Of the Succession of the late Henrietta Zelle,
Widow Of William Zeller:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in writing within ten days
from the date of notice hereof, at the office of
the Clerk Of said Court, the reasons, why the
prayer OF said Petitioner should not be granted
TX '' order Il E ); ST 1i S;i; ill.,.
Parish of St. James, 3rd November 1869.
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State Of Louisiana.
.. PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES.
Widom Joseph TAeriot.
VS. 81.
ArthNy INfriOk. ~

-4rfhM INEriOf,
This case cane mp this day for trial
according to previous assignment, and
the Cont after hearing the evidence on
both sides, and argnmen, Of counsel, con.
side,ine the law and The evidence beino
in favor of plf, and the state Of insanity
of the Defendant being clearly es,ablis.
he'd,
1t is therefore ordered adindged and
decreed thai the Defendant Arthur Theriol
be and he is hereby declared to be inter.
dicteJ, and 10 be placed nndcr the care
and custody of a curator 10 be appointed
according TO law, and !hai the costs Of
proceedings herein be paid out of the
estate of The In,erdicted.
Rendered, read aud signed in OPEN
Court, a. the Parish Of 81. James, this the
18Th day Of October 1869.
Signed 0. +. HUNSAKER,
Judge.
hereby certify the forging 10 bs a
correct copy Of the Judgment rendered
in the above matter.
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AN AET

Concerning Mortgages and Conyeyances o.
Vessels.
SEcrIos l. Be ii enacted hy The Senate ana
House Of Representatives. Of The STATE # L.ou-
s'ana m General Assembly conrened, That
IN addition 10 The conveyances and securities
now allowed by the laws Of this State, all bills
OF sale, mortgages, hypu,hecation and convey.
ances OF ships, Steamboats, and other vesseI S or
parts thereof. made in good faith and for a
'alnah'e consideration shall be- valid, and the
record thereof if OF vessels Of the United States
according ID Tie laws of the United States, O,
II OF a lor-Ion State, according TO the laws Of
such Stale ~lia'I be notice to all persons.
SEC 2. Be Il further enacted. ,ic. Tia,
this act shall take eHec, from and after he
date of It's passage.
Signed CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of representatives
Signed OSCAR }. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of tho
Senate.
Approved February %, 1869.
Signed II c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gao. T., BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT

Authorizing the Police Jury of the Parish of
St. James to issue bonds for certain pur-
poses.
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w. N. S. LANDRY,
(--\ Clerk.
Parish of ST, James, 18Th October 1869.
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=OOci;ni.
A9znD

STATE OF LOUISIANA
At the Second Session Of the First Legislature.
Begun aud held i'll the city of New-Orleans,
JANUARY 4, 1869.
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All are cordially invited.
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Potts Bros Notice.

On or about Nov. I, No will move
into our large new store, the First
Brown Stone Front in the new block
opposite the old Ottumwa House.
Finding our old store too small fol
our increased trade and large stock
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, &C.,
DC, we have leased DR.. Taylor's new
Brown Stone Building and fitted il
up in the best manner, so that We will
have the most convenient and best
Dry Goods, Boot l. Shoe Room in the
city, enabling US TO give our custom.
ers better attention, to show larger
stocks, and give better bargains than
ever. We intend to add to our
old motto of"Large Sales and Small
Profits-Low Prices and Fair Deal.
ing"
Till then we will be glad to sec our
old customers and many new ones at
our old store, where we have large
stock at low prices,-at
POTTS CHEAP STORE,
V. :. Ottumwa, Iowa.
HAv z
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The Way II Works.

No.
Doph 4 Kloman advertise literally.
and prominently in our Local Col
umns.
Two OF our constant readers at
Slgourney saw their notice at the
head OF our columns, and were favor
ably impressed with their statements
and came over hers to get their win
ter suits made up, and Of course went
right straightway to Doph l. Klo.
mans and left their measures for
nearly two hundred dollars worth
ofclothing.
On their way homo they stopped
At Oskaloesa, and were so profuse in
INSTRUMENTATION Of Doph / Klo
man, and their styles and prices, that
two Oskaloosians to wit: Lit. G. H.
Evans and Bernard Slavens, came
down here yesterday, and ordered
One hundred and forty dollars worth
OF Doph 4 Klomans elegant toggery.
Thus liberal use of printers ink,
and undertaking courtesy to their
patrons, backed up by u good stock
OF the best and cheapest picce goods
in the market, together with their
skill in the profession of making
clotacs, has given Doph l.. Klomau
in few short months. . trade which
slow coaches and niggardIy old
schoveltyfanks would have failed To
acquire in years.
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PERsoNAL.-One Of the best news.
paper men in Iowa, or any other
state, for that matter, and withal a.
genial, gentlemanly, wholesouled
and companionable man rs lives,
to-wit: Charley Aldrich late of the
Marshalltown Times and who has ss.
tablished and put on apayina basis
more newspapers than any other
man in the State, paid us the com2li.
mont ofa visit today. r
Charley 10 FESTIVE out Of the news.
paper harness and is looking around
for another location. .
II BY Che va il would bsa we'll earn
cd compliment to this same man
Charley Aldrich, who has already
been the best Clerk Of the Iowa low
or House il ever had, TO re-elect him
to that honorable position.
That body will do 20, If they want an
Official, who 10 both competen,t and
accommodating. .
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Thanks.

We are indebted TO our old friend
and comrade 1t. L. Dow Immell for
ane specimens OF apples consisting
Of the following varieties, to-wit:-
"Grimss Golden Pippin," Timber
twig," "Maiden Blush," Geneting''
:snd "Winter Russell"
Dow will BE- remembered by many
OF our citisens ~ young man who
lived here prior to the war, into
which 10 went ct tho start, distin
gushing himself frequently by his
gailantry, and arising to the COM
maud Of . Battery before its close.
He i now farming At shotwell, in
Franklin county, Missouri, from
whore be sends 40 this fruit.
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A destructive FIRE is not a pleasant
thing to contemplate; yet like many
an other calamity, We are compelled
sometimes to witness the terrible
plague. Arc you fully INSURED; aud
ready to meet calmly such . direful
eventp If not, let US ro;er You to
Edwin White, 40 one of the excel.
lent men who represent great mum.
Dor Of excellent companies. We have
not spaco to enumerate the compan.
les BY title; but Of Fire he has four.
teeu, which represent $2l,501, 1923;
one Life, q, 800, 900; two Accident,
$1,576, 500; all Of which are RESPONSE
bic companies, and We do not hest
tate so recommend Ed, who may be
found in his Office, with Hutchison 4
Hackworth, over Ottumwa Bank.
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2 3 3 8 s 80 8 /

prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, tho whole of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new,
light and profitable. Persons OF either sex
easily earn from Soc to IS per evening, and q
proportional sum by devoting their whole
time TO the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That ali who see this
notice may send their address, and test the
TO such as are not we'll satisfied, we will send
u TO pay for the trouble of writing. Full par
ticulars, q valuable sample, which will do to
commence work on, and copy of THE Poo
Plies LITERARY CoMPANIoN-One OF the lar
Gest and best family newspapers published
all sent free by mail. Reader, II you want
permanent. profitable work, address E. C. AL
LEN = CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE,
Oct, N.dW3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MalariOu6 FoeS.

G unt;ess millions Of cubic feet OF ma
larious vapor reek from the moist ea . b
every twenty -four hours during the month
Of November. This evaporated moist
ure In the active principle which begets
fever and ague, bilious remittents, indi-
gestiop, dysentery. bilious choi:c, rheu.
lnatism, and many other ailmeots which,
prevail more generally in the Fall than
at other seasons. and some of which, In
low, swampy regions and new clearings,
take the form Of viruient epidemics. The
best safeguard against these complaints,
rs evidenced by the experience of a long
series of years, is HOSTEL TIERS STOM-
ACH BIT'TERS, the most pleasant ard at
the same time the most efficieut of all
vegetable tonics. The inauguration Of the
system is manifestly the best means oil
defending it against the causes Of sick
ness, whether constitutional or casaai.-.
Nature, as every patho.ogist knows, !.
the most determiI I'D enem7 of dis ease,
and the paroxsysms of an acute malady
are in most instances the consequences Of
the efforts she makes to conquer the foe
The g eat object. therefore. of preventive
treatment is to reinforce tie system, and
it is accomplished thoroughly, rapidly and
safely, by Ile use of HOSTETTER'S BIT.
TIERS. This powerful tonic contains also
an AZ afient and corrective principle. Il
Is no less valuable as q regulator and
purifier than as an invigorant, and there
Is no danger OF exciting the brain or over
stimulating the circulation by employing
1. as an Rntidcta
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How Is thisf that there is a gen.
tlsman on Main street, . few doors
below Market, who 10 selling goods
in the clothing line 1t such low pri.
ces that everybody says show csn he
do so3" Simply because Nussbaum
has magnificent stock of Clothing,
which he is nearly throwing away
Talk about csst-why, he sells with.
out regard to any such thing--he
wants TO turn his stock fast, and
wont stand on prices, just 80 that he
don't loso money. Overcoats and
everything needed COR winter wear
are going off atnear cost if not quite
Go and see.
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Personal.

Maj. Al. Pope, the efficient colleo.
tor of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trict, and Hon. J. w. Ravens, Sena.
tor elect from Keokuk county, paid
~ visit today.
Havens edits one of the very best
weekly papers in Iowa. and it is Ger,
tainly the part Of wisdom for our
merchants and manufacturers, to cul
tivate the trade of his section, nat
urally tributary to this point, by ad
vertising in hrs Neus.
Maj. 7. P. Spilman, formerly Of
Greensburg, Ind, called to-day, and
resumed his sub cription, and also
ordered copy forwarded to his faith.
or, who still resides in Indiana. We
hope that other fil;al sons hereaboutt
will remember their sires who arc
back in the old states, in q simila,
manner.
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Address TO the Nervous and l96IIIaied,

WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE BEEN PRO.
tracted from hidden causes, and whose cases
require prompt treatment to render existence
desirable. Ifyou are suffering, or have suffer-
ed, from involuntary discharges, what effect
does doe, 1T, i produce upon your general health? Do
q little extra exertIon produce palpitation of
the heat? Does your livrr, or urinary organs
Gs rns Eet IF oder
hocky, or Is II ropy, on settlinge Or does a
thick scum rise to the top? Or Is a sediment
at the bottom e after It has stood awhile? Do
STA? Are your bowels constipatede Do you
have spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to
the then he ADJ Is your memory impaired? Isyour
Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired OF
lifes Do you wish to be left alone, to get away
1oa .taft " Does aay little thing make
restless? Is the iustre of your eye as brilliant?
The bloom ON your cheek as bright? Do you
sue your business with the same energy? Do
you feel as much confidence in yourselfP Are
your spirits dull and tagging. given to fits of
oidyspepsa Have ire restless Yoar
back weak, your knees weak, and have but
little appetite, and you attribute this to dys-
pepsia or liver-complaint?
Now reader, self-abuse, venerable diseases
badly cured, and sexual excuses, are all capa-
BILE of producing weakness of the generative
perfect health, make the man. Did YOU ever
think that those bold. defiant, energetic, per-
severing, successful business men are always
those whose generative organs are in perfect
health? You never hear such men complain
OF oeing melancholy, OF nervousness, OF palpi-
tation of the heart. They are never afraid
hey cannot succeed in business: they don't
become sad and discouraged; they are always
polite and pleasant in the company of ladies',
and look you aud them right in the face--none
OF your downcast looks or any other mean
ness about them. do not meau those who
keep the organs inflated by running to excess
THESE VIII not only ruin their constitutions
but also those they do business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
from the effects of self abuse and excuses
have brought about that state of weakness I'M
those organs that has reduced the general
system SO much as to induce almost every
other disease-idiocy. lunacy, paralysis, spi-
nal affections, snicide, and almost every 9TH
and the real cause OF the trouble scarcely ev.
the right one.
Diseases e shs = organs require the q
BUCHU is the great Diuretic, and is cure
diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Drupsy, Organic Weakness, FeTlale Com.
plants, General Debility, and all diseases 81
or Female, from whatever G; use originating
and no matter Of how long sts iding.
FIR mt Is submitted to, Consump-
nay ensue. Our flesh and
from these sources, and
piness and that of Poster
H. eA.us a.o he prompt use of u reliable
Helmbolds Extract Buchu, established up
5sa Broadway. New York, and ioi south ioti
tie, or q bottles Tor - 50, delivered to any i'd
dress. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
steel-grayed wrappers, with facsimile OF m,
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
H. THELMBoLD.
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Oct. 20, -d&wtd.
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". II. CALDWELL, Local Editor
The Lecture Season.

The Rev. Robert Laird Collyer viii,
~ heretofore announced, deliver the
first lecture of the course, at Taylor
= Biake's hall, on Tuesday evening,
Nov 10th. Subject: he Woman
for tie Period. Season tickets arc
now for sale at Bonney's News Depot
in the post Office lobby, at the very
moderate price Of %. for the course
consisting of eight lectures, certain,
land in all probability nine. Let every
person appreciative of the benefits
'of lectures, buy at least two season
tickets.
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MARRIED.-Nov. 4, 1869, at the M.
E. Parsonage, in KirkviIle, lows, by
Rev. D. G. Smith, Mr.. LEWIS Brown
and Miss MAGGIE e. SMITH.
Also, by the same, on tho same
day, north OF Kirkville, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides father, Mr.. G. d.
Doron, Mr.. A. w. BEswrcx and Miss
SIDNEY J. DoRoN, Of Mahaska county,
Iowa.
Also, on the same day, and by the
same, MIR. JOHN w. THOMAS and Miss
CYNTHIA N. MAJORS, of Wapello Co.
Married ct the brides fathers resi-.
dence.
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Seizure.

Deputy Collector Jaques seized to-
day Eight Cadies Of tobacco in the
hands Of appointment tobacco house
ofthis city, for the reason that the
tobacco was not properly stamped.
Tbs House here bought it of Dan
ielson Of Keokuk, lows, and the
stamps were alleged to be photo
graphed.
Too great care cannot be exercised
In regard to these matters.
Whether this particular case is
one OF those whore fraud 10 intended,
remains to be developed.