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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-02-10

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ED WRIGHT,
Secretary OF State.
CHAPTER 81.

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Too Communicative.

"Just about the close of that long,
hard winter said the Sunday school
Superintendent, "as | was travelling
toward my duties one brilliant Sabbath
morning, l glanced down toward the
levee, and there lay the City of Hart
ford!-no mistake about it, there she
was, pulling and painting, after her long
pilgrimage through the ice. "A glad
sight. Wen, should say SO! And
then came Il pang, right away, because ]
should have to instruct empty benches,
sure; the youngsters would all be off
welcoming the first steamboat of the
season. You can imagine how surprised
| was when opened the door and saw
half the benches full. My gratitude
was free, large, and sincere. | resolved
that they should not find ne unappre-
ciative. i said:
Boys you cannot think how proud it
makes me to see you here, nor what
renewed assurance it gives me of your
affection. confess that said to my
self as came along and saw that the
City of Hartford was in--
"No. but is she, though
"And, As quick as any fash Of light
ming, stood in the presence Of empty
benches! had brought them the news
myself. ."-1f1rk Train.
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PuBLtsHEp ny AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 81

CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to provide for the publication
and distribution Of tie laws of the
Thirteenth Gsperal Assembly of the
State of Iowa.
SEt"rroN l. Re IL enacted by The Gen
crd1 dsscmb'v Of the State qf fora, That
the laws passed ut the regular session OF
the Thirteenth General Assembly, shall
be printed and distributed porsuant 20
the provisions OF an Act entitled "an
Act to provide for the publication and
distribution OF the laws Of the Twelfth
General Assembly of the State of Iowa."
Approved March 18th, 1865. e..
az. This Act being deemed of imme-
diate Importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the DdRy
I0tra STATE Register, and Daily Dcs-
-Noncs Bu,Ic'in, newspapers published
at Des Moincs.
Approved April 1, 1860.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the io,n0 state Hcgis,
ter and Daiy Dcs N0Ncs RW}ctin,
April G, ls7o.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of state.
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Iowa VS.. Kansas.

"A writer from Montgomery county,
Kansas, to the Belle Plaine Union, thus
tells us what he thinks of the two States
when compared:
"To men i'm Iowa, contemplating sell
ing their farms and coming to Southern
Kansas, / would say, if you value the
comfort and future welfare Of yourselves
and families, stay where you are; don t
come to Kansas. The brilliant stories
that are told Of homes and fortunes Sc
easily obtained in Southern Kansas are
told by men who make money by tell.
ing them, and not by the honest settler
When you hear Of Kansas being a great
fruit and stock country, don't you be
lieve it. Fruit does but very little bet
ter than in Iowa, and as stock country
Iowa is far in advance of it,
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April 8, 1870.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT relative to the claims of :. a.
Robcrtson, for work done on State

AN ACT relative to the claims of :. A.
Robertson, for work done on state
House.
Il. Be IL cnucted hy the Geocrdi A.
sentbly Of the state Of Iowd, That the
sum of fourteen hundred lo!lars be and
the same is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the State Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, to pay :. n.
Robertson, for building additional
thickness to partition wall. in basement
Of State House. The same having been
done under and by direction OF the
Census Board; and that the Auditor OF
State be directed to draw "A warrant on
the Treasurer of state, in favor Of said
Robertson for that amount.
~. This Act being deemed of imne-
datc importance, shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publica-
ton in the Dniiy STATE Register, and
Dcs joincs DaUy BtHetia, newspapers
published at Des Moincs, Iowa.
Approved April ), 1870.
hereby certify that The foregoing -Acl
was published in the DHiiy St,Hc Regis
ter and ant Des lbincs DaUy BuNctin
April s, 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
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ED " RIGHT,
Secretary of state.
AN ACT to amend Article 8, Of Chap
ter -, of the Revision Of 1880.

AN ACT to amend Article 3, of Chap
ter -, Of the Revision Of 1900
II. BE il cHTotcR by tie Genera, As
scmbH Of TIE State qf Io,ra, That Art
icle 3 of Chapter %, Of the Revision of
1900 he amended hy striking ont the
words "lhc Clerk shall receive no feesu
and insert therefor the words "The
Clerks fees shall be paid from the
county Trea&ury,'
u. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in
the STATE Register, and DE- Notncs Bu-
ietiA.
Approved April G, 1870.
! hereby certify thatthc foregoing Act
was published ii the State Register and
Dcs Hoincs B'siietin, April 8, 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary OF state.
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State Teachers Resolutions.
AT the Iowa State 'reachers' Conven
t;a,, tho raSplufianR below were adopt

At the Iowa State Teachers Conven
ton the resolutions below were adopt
ed: 81
Resolved, That we regard the educa-
tional aspect of our Stateis in high
degree encouraging, and that we sincere
~ thaak our State superintendent for
his advice, encouragement,a aud instruc-
ton. and for his untirings and success.
fu. efforts to advance the Cause of educa-
ton. ar ass ss
That we most heartily recommend
the immediate establishment of ut least
one endowed Normal School in the
State. -#.,.,. H.. ..,.~.. &Ns ...
That tho use Of different text books I'm
the same township and county, aside
from the unnecessary expense attend
ing it, tends to lessen the efficiency OF
the schools. s.-And we earnestly invite
the attention of all those Who are in
terested in the cause of education, to the
Importance Of a uniformity oftext book.
in our public schools.
That we recognize in the office OF
| Superintendent of Public instruction
the necessity ofhaving none other than
professional educator in said Office;
the importance ofa compensation ades
quate to secure such talent; and that in,
stead of such officers receiving less salary
than any other State officer, he should
have compensation equal to any other
! professional officer in the State.
That this Convention has resulted in
great good both in producing unanimity
ofaction on the part of county superin'
tendents, and inciting us t" go forward
with renewed vigor in our counties.
That we heartily endorse the decision
of the Supreme Court Of Ohio, in the
| case of the School Board Of Cincinnati
| in relation to the Bible in Public
Schools, and that we earnestly request
our respective educators throughout the
State to use every influence toward
enforcing the section of our law relating
| to the use of the Bible in our Public
Schools.
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tIIApFFI, GO.
4 y ACT To authorize the working Of
persons confined in the iails Of the
State, and to protect prisoners.

AN ACT to authorize the working Of
persons confined in the tails Of the
State, and to protect prisoners.
4 /. Be il enacted ty the Gcacrm As
&e"bV cf the STATE # Ioaea, That any
ahle.bodied male person, over the age Of
sixteen years, and not over the age Of
fifty years, now or hereafter confined in
any jail in this State, under the iudg-
ment Of and Court Of record, or of any
other tribunal authorized to imprison
for the violation of any law, ordinance,
bylaw or police regulation, may be re-
quired to labor during the whole or part
of the time of his sentence, as Eereinaf-
ter provided, and such cour, or other
tribunal, when passing final judgment
of imprisonment, whether for non pay
ment Of fine, or otherwise, shall have
the power to determine, and shall deter
mine whether such imprisonment shall
be at hard labor or not. rs contemplated
in this bill.
S2. Such labor may be OH the roads,
streets, or public highways, on or about
public buildings or grounds, or at such
other places in the county, whore con-
fined, aud during such reasonable time
of the day, as the person having charge
Of the prisoner may direct, and not ex-
ceeding eight hours per day.
23. In the case the sentence be for
the violation ofany of the statutes ofthe
State, the sheriff Of the county where
the Imprisonment is, shall superintend
the performance Of the labor au.horized
by this Act, aud shall furnish tools and
Con tinued on 18th Page.}
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CHAPTER 6t,.
AN ACTto authorize the improvement
of streets and afieya. a @a8E3

AN ACIto authorize the improvement
of streets and alleys. a =Ns@
II. BE il enacted ~ the General As.
sembt7 c} the State Of Io,oa, That the
City Council, on Trustees OF any incor.
porated city or town, whether organized
under spesial charter, or under the pro-
visions of Chapter II, of the Revision
OF 1860, and the Acts amcndatogy there
to, are hereby empowered to provide by
ordinance for grading, constructing and
repairing, the side walk in front of or
upon the side of any lot, or any part
thereof, tor the grading, paving. or
nacadamizing Of any street, aveppe or
alley, or any part Of either Of the same.
and for the construction and repair of
CUTTERS aud sewers aud that said city
council, or Trustees, have full power
ana authority to provide by ordinance
Tor the levy Of a special tax upon the
lots, parcels Of ground, or any part Of
o''her Of the same, fronting upon. or iy-
ing along the str ct, avenue or alley
which is 10 he improved, or is improved
under the powers herein conferred for
the purpose of paying the expenses of
the improvement.
l. This Act being deemed OF inme-
dlatc Importance shall take effect and
DC ~ iorco iTon aud after its publication
IN ihe l1"n State hcgiatcr and DAN,
~" boIhe$ 'H"fesH'oH,, newspapers pub
llshed in De> Moines, Iowa.
Approved April q, 1870
hereby certify that the foregoing
Net was published IN the lOua .Sufe
register April II, and in the Des
Hoiacs Statesman Oh nti,r.........t,v "a, v
oi.....,........., 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
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ED WRIGliT,
Secretary OF state.


AN ACT to amend Section 1925 OF
Chapter 81 of the Revision of 1850.
a. BE IL enacted by the General As
semby Of the state Of io"d, That Sec
ton 1925 of Chapter 81, of the Revision
of 1860, be and tho same Is hereby
amended, by striking out the words
cone mill" in the fifth line, and insert
ing i'm the place thereof the words 1.-TWO
mills.n
Approycd April 3, 1870.
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of damages to your land.
..s...s.- s....-s.....--. ....-.s
Railroad Company,


................. ...............a..
,-~-.-- Railroad Company,
by"........,.-.s.,.,.. ........,.-...Sttorney, or
'''..'''''''''..'.''-... Right-ofway Agent.
Which notice shall be published i'm
some newspaper ia the county, Ii these
be one. and If there be no newspaper in
the country then In the nearest county
through which tho proposed railroad
runs, In which there IL d newspaper:
Tor Mt least eight successive weeks prior
to the day fixed for appraisment, at the
instance of the Railroad Company, and
| shall he sufficient demand of, and no
tice to all persons having any inters4.
in any of the lands described In the
notice. s...... --
-. The appraisemcat may be made
aud returned In tracts larger than A.
acres, and all the lands appearing Of
record to belong to one person and
lying in one tract, may be Included In
one appralsement and return, unless
the Agent or Attorney or The Company
or the appraisers shall have actual
knowledge that the tract so anpcaring
of record does not belong wholly To the
person in whose name IL appears OF
record, and in case of kuch knowledge.
tha aparniaas."at ehaltha .,..i. -..s aha
different parcels, a. trey are known to
be owned. @.F.reg ..s .tt#
&5. All Acts and parts OF Acts in
consistent with this Act, are hereby
repealed. .s,
$G. This Act being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate impor-
tance, shall take elect aud he in force
from and after its publication in the
Weekly State RGgister, aud Daily Rul-
lctta, newspapers published In. Dos
Moines, Iowa.
Approved Apri! ), ls7o. ...-...sf.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published In the Weckig S,ote
ffYtstcr on thc.'.............day oH.............
and in the DudY Bet'ctin April g, 1870.
ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary OF state.
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well known young gentleman Mt de-
lmonico s. rose was placed by the plate
of each guest, and on touching small
spring underneath, made to represent a
thorn, the top OF the rose flew back,
disclosing a very elaborate bill of fare,
printed In gilt letters on white satin rib
bon @| E' 1.
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1t IL computed that one eighth 0, the
national domain has already been voted
away to railroads and other private en-
terprises. During the last Congress,
applications were made for 222 ,2i5, $50
acres. or iour-eigtrs more of this domain I,
aud We are now assured by a Washing
tou correspondent, that lso,ooo,o 900 of
acres will hardly cover lands involved
in bills now pending before the present
Congress. The pecuniary value of
these lands, providing that the legal
stipulation compelling the sale to set
tiers at price not exceeding $3.50 per
acre be honestly carried out. will reach
S325 ,O0o. 900, u sum more than sufficient
debt. Comparing the estimated area OF
these lards with that of several of the
larger States, it will be found to be more
than twice that Of the whole of the
Middle STATES, and equal to that OF
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia combined.
a Davenport mathematician figures
that las the Mi ,sissipni at the railroad
bridge is sixteen hundred feet in width
with IN average depth Of twenty feet
and current of six miles per hour, ii
follows that about seven thousand mil
lions OF gallons of water are now hourly
flowing past our levee. As the utmost
capacity of the Croton Aqueduct is only y
sufficient to carry sixty millions gallons
per day, it appears that the present
horly delivery of the Father Of Wat
ers'' would suffice for the idiiy supply OF
hundred cities ofthc size of New York
and at the usual estimate of seven gal
Ions per diem to each person, the pre-
sent hourly supply Of our river would
supply the daily needs Of the human
world.'
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1t Is said strong minded women don't
like eggs. They can't bear the yolk
you know.
1t is advertised that "An Old Fash
ionei Girln can be had at all the res
pectable book stores, price, $l.5o. I'm
married men should invest.
| 1t is rumored that confirmed old bache.
lor Brigham Young, will soon lead to
the Sealing wax" eleven females from
Long Island. We wish him much
jawy.
/ A girl going home to her mother from
dance surprised the matron by saying
| that the enjoyed the "hugging set to
music most bullyly." She bad reference
+ to waltzing, and why isn't that good
name for it,
i ITO the parent whose son dies in in
fancy" says the Louisville Courier
] Jourauk, "therc must be something
peculiarly soothing in the thought that
40 matter what may be the fate of the
child in the next world it can never be
come member of Il base ball club in
this.'
An old bachelor says: "The reason
why women do not cut themselves in
two by tight lacing, is because they lace
around their heart, and that's 50 hard
thcy cannot affect it." Bachelors can
say what they please, and that's where
they have the advantage Of bcnedicts.
SHOULDN'T WoSDER.-A young chal
who has tried until he knows, says thai
If you go to call Oh a young lady, ant
she crochets diligently all the evening
and only says yes" and "no,' you Ca,
go away about nine or quarter past
without breaking any of the rules o
etiquette.
1t may be set down as a general rul'
that the prettiest girls are those wh'
dress the plainest; pretty girls do not re
, auire the extra adornments of dress
. Whenever, therefore, we see one of the
| gandily arrayed creatures offashion, ou
mind is at once made up: she is not nat
urally beautiful. Every rule has it
exceptions, Dul tuIo pIiC III A'o "pIiiNA
ton. will be found to be pretty cor
rect.
Pity is about the meanest wash on
man can offer another. | had rathe
have ten dollar grcenback that ha
been torn in two twice and pasted &c
gether than tew hev all the pity ther
liz Oh the upper side Of the earth-plty
nothing more than quick satisfaction
that am better orph than you are, an
that intend to keep so. Josh Billings
) They get up model love letters in som
parts Of the country, short, sweet an
spelt on the principle OF complete seees
sion from dictionary rules. Here is
specimen: "Dear-thow absent not fol
gotten, there's good tyne cumin wat
y little longer"
Ats recent dinner party, given by
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Whata pity it is that we cannot al
ways SO arrange our abundance affairs
that as Tom Hood used to say, "equili-
brium aud balance shall be equal" In
Massachusetts there is surplus Of
twenty thousand women who must go
to their graves without husbands or
babies West of the Rocky Mountains,
there is a surplus of twenty thousand
men, without a bit of calico to get seuti-
mental over, washing their own clothes
cooking their own potatoes, and living
like pigs. At Scalcs's Diggngs, in
California, there are sixty single men
and only two women wi,hin fifty miles.
Wo ought to have anew sub-Department
at Washington, known as The Hymene-
al Bureau to establish the laws of mar
riage, regulate the laws of divorce, and
adjust such horrible incongruities as
these between the miners of the West
and the factory girls of the East. 1t
is undemocratic.-C Chicago Post.
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Imported Clydesdale Horse,
DUNG co Nj EFT ,

~ N IL ~ ~ UA II 4
yNTILI. STAND FOR MARES at his own sta
w bIc one and a half miles northwest OF
Clarence during the season of 1870
PEDYGREE.-YOJNGC COMETS sire was the
celebrated imported horse, Comet. Ills dain
q bright bay mare got by the imported horse,
Bay Wallace. His grand-dam from ~. Law
renee mare. by the celebrated imported morse
"Oid Clyde M4
TERMs:-To insure, sle to be paid February
Isl, 1871. JAMES GREIG.
Clarence, Iowa. iwlo
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A Nut FOR BIOLOGISTS At n cost Of
100000, st. Louis has bored into the
earth "A distance Of 3, ,242 feet, in search
of water. Almost every variety ofstrata
known to geology has been passed
through, and the engineer very correct
j. remarks that Il good opportunity is
now offered for exploring II hitherto un-
known portion Of the earth. remark
able fact is noted in the temperature OF
the well. At 8 900 feet, the temperature
was l0Go Fahrenheit. This indicated
a pretty rapid approach to the region OF
perpetual! flame. But at 800 feet, the
temperature fel. of degree, it being
only lo5o.-This will, of Of course, SET
geologists to thinking, and we leave the
phenomenon with them. 1t ought tc
be stated that water was not found, and
the well was abandoned.
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REV. Henry Ward Beecher lately
sent the following note to the proprietor
of the New York Irdger:
iy Dear Mr.. Bonner:
/ have just received curious letter
from Michigan, and | give it to you
ucrLdtim: *"@#
"Owasso City, Michigan, 1870.
April Fool"
l have heard of men who wrote letters
and forgot to sign their name, but never
before met case in which, man signed
his name and forgot to write the let
ter, II. w. Ii.
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE
BIJCkEYE
iS1luUi3l1 e. Hxi1. cutting

ID CONWAY wishes to inform the citizens
ID. OF Upton aud vicinity that he has opened
a shop in the CT " Drug store building, where
he will be found always on hand, and will try
to please all who will give him a call. Ladies
hair cut or shampOoed ut shop or residence
Long hair purchased and made up to order in
O oswitches, curls or waterfalls Ms no
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FINE CARRIAGES 4 BUGGIES
VIM. M. KNOTT,

4 UCTIONEER. Will attend promptly to
"a selling MI kinds Of property at Auction,
IN any part of Cedar county. list OF his sales
will always be found at the TIProN ADyERTI-
SER office, where those desiring his services
can fix the day for their sale without seeing
hm. " &..4f4.z Eer II
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J. F.. KENNEDY, M.
E. II. REIGART. nj. d.

nf1ice with DIR. J. +. Kennedy. Residence
~ third door south of Methodist church. Tip
ton Iowa e-> s-a.-- e .-... 49,. n4iyl.
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sawls Canvsssing Agent. Sold only BY
: az, scription.

BURGLARY, no more than fire
deter Casad & Gilmore from doing &
whole duty in the matter of sci
clothing cheap. They are bonnd ID
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-01-20
TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
asevere lung affection. and that dreadful dis
ease. Consumption-is anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used, free of chsrge,) with
tie directions for preparing and using the
came. which they will find SURE Gem Foa
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BKoScHrrIs, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted, ard spread
information which he conceives to be invalua-
Die, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
3 remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, win please
address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
4 Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
80 dec. 2, Oily