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u,O THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIII.

TNO THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIZ.
! J. GINA in general AMI The 'hlHfnS "i
| Wheeling in particular. ....
Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil "
Docs what i claimed for II. No lIumbug.
IT CURES
Rheumatism. Sick Headache.
Salt Rheum. Piles, Scalh Heat
ErysipeaS FeloBS, CarbunClcS.
Paralysis, Group, MuinpS
SwellngS, liptherin,
ChilblainS. Neuralgia, Gout,
Burns and FrOStS, Cuts and wounds,
Sprains and Bruises. sim Joints,
, Swclled Glands, tanker, Cramps.
/ letter, Toothachc, Bloody FluN. ~"
! Deafness,
TRY 1T FOR YOURSELF.
salt Rhcum, Deafness and Sick Headache
made SpecialitieS.
This oil cured my headache in 9minute>.
Syracuse, May N. T.. W. TODD.
Rbeum1i,sm cyrCd 90 one ddyE
SYRACUSE, May -.
Tuesday ] was confined TO bed, WedncS-
day was out and well, by using Dr. smiths
Electric OIL ] have sent bOitI" TO Il
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
W. III. WATT, Depot Muster.
lFmm D'. Ge"9e j.. HhIt0ni.
FREDOSIA, Oct -.
/ have used DR.. Smiths Electric on, arh
find II is the baSt medicine ever uSed for
deafness. GEO. l.. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
DIR. WhitfOrd i one Of the host Physicians
I'm Western Now York;
FREDoSIA, oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
One bptr" br. Smiths Electric Oh ctlrTl
me MP. j. 4. BENZ AMlN,
Bookseller. T. y. Building.
SWEET and RICH to the taste leten DH
be on the iRrio1Hai mucous colain1 Of "a ladies
nursing sore HlpIth''): INSTANTLY soothing
10 the cuticle (tuetD D. on tie rdJs, sBiOrf
mo akin of am man, and ID ut Once allays the
pangs OF n GATHERED BREAST, which j.
very speedily absorbed away.
10 IL Is most grateful on the scGlp, when int
table from letter, dandTuti, scabby eTup-
lions, etc, even with most delicate Infants.
grand IL Instantly stops all falling 81 the
hair from the above and other cause.
Touch gently crcry sore, rongh or tender
spot, with the gcnuine on, "nR. q. y.
SMITHS" .NothtHg can 50 quickly cnrc
chdpped liIS. face or hands. An old scab ON
the filCe OF an infant Will drop Of. O clear
healthy skin appearing i'm its place. Just
tn IL, and you Will see. No Doctor who has
ever tried IL, prdsnds 10 deny Its action on
DEAFNESS, on SALT r. EIM, PILES
OLD SORES, CORES and RHEUA ATiSAL
Sold by best druggists everywhcr.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH l. CO.. General
Agents for West Virginia and sole Agents
for Wheeling. jyig
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Straycd Cow.

On WEDNESDAY LAST A DARK RED
" COW, with large horns, nearly dry,
straycd on my place Cteillys farm, just
East of Wheeling, on the line OF the Helnp p
field Railroad, which. the owner can have
by proving the same by two witnesses and
paying charges.
nucgn JOSEPH WHITEHAIRE.
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DIRECTIONS:

A Wioe-gIassfuI three time: day
before each meal
Prepared and sold By the Proprietor,
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For Rent.

LII A SMALL BRICK HOUSE ON
%1 Elm street, Wheeling Island, nice To-
-seatlon, containing four rooms and
good cellar. Rent reasonable. Possession
given immediately. Enquire Of
.r LEE T.. REED,
nur.n Sherifi-s Ofllcc.
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q. R0SENHEIM,
- - =

ss-soId By Druggst., Grocery and pealsn
generally. deS~
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lF,vm d.. Ge"r9e j.. HhIfoni.
FREDOSIA, Oct -.
have used DR.. Smiths Electric on, grd
lind II is the baSt medicine ever uSed for
deafness. GEO. L. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
DIR. WhitfOrtl is one Of the best Physicians
I'm Western Now York;
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no NOT DELAY IN Leaving YOUR
IL orders. II you mis- this opportunity
you will not have smother very Goou.
Iun.S l. l. S1COLL s. CO.
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Democratic and Conservative
state Ticket.


state Ticket.
FOX GOVERNOR,
J.JJACoB, of Hampshire County.
FOR suPREMx JUDGE,
C.P.T. MOORE, of Mason County.
FOR AUDITOR,
f. 4. BENNETT, OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH SPRIGG, of Hardy County.
ron TREASURER,
INo. s. BURDETT, of Kanawha Co.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, of Mason County.
FOR CONGRESS-.
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN j. DAVIS, Of Harrison County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
Ohio County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
LEWIS BAKER. I'll.
MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGArEsl n
r. q. BARR,
JOHN FAIRS.
f. G. CRACRAFT,
SHERIFF, --..
THOMAS p. SHALLCRoSS.
CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
II. A. GALLIGAN.
RECORDER,
ROBERT B. WOODS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
~. II. GOOD. ~ 81,
ASSESSORS,
GEORGE HOoK-Cty District.
JOSEPH BURROWS-Country District.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
~ T. CARR.
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FREDOSLA, oct -.
was deaf three, years. Tried everything.
One bottl" Dr. Smiths Electric On curfTl
meup J. &. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller. L. y. Building.
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO.. General
Agents for West Virginia and sole Agents
for Wheeling. jyig
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We have very large and complete stock
Of Carpets Of the different qualities when
we will sell at greatly reduced figures
Some BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY COlORED
Patterns ms low as 80 and 10 cents per yard.
Another invoice Of the " PREITlESl
THREE-PLY EVER BROUGHT TO THE
CITY" Don't fail 10 secure pattern Oh IL
PAT. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ut ~ cents
per yard.
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E Sec. 81. Black Hawk county shah
be the sixtieth district, and entitled
TO two representatives.
b Sec. 81. Butler county shall be the
sixty.frst district, and entitled to one
Representative
Sec. 63. Franklin and Grundy
counties shall DO the sixty-second
district, and entitled to ono repre-
sentative. y
Sec. 81. Hardin county shall be
the sixty-third district, and entitled
to one representative. H
Soc. 65. Wright, Hamilton and
Humboldt counties, shall DO the
sixty-fourth district, and entitled to
one representative.
SEQ. &C. Webster county shall be
the sixty-ffth district, and entitled
to one representative.
SEQ. 81. Cerro Gordo, Worth,
Hancock and Winnebago counties,
shall be tho sixty-sixth district, and
entitled to ono representative.
Sec. GO. Kossuth, Palo Alto, Poca.
hontas and Calhoun counties, shall
be tho sixty-seventh district, and en-.
titled to one representative.
Sec. SO. Carroll, Sac, Buena Vista,
and Cherokee counties, shall be the
sixty-eighth district, and entitled To
one representative.
Sec. 20. Woodbury., Ida, Ply.
mouth, Sioux, and Lyons counties
shall be the sixty-ninth district, and
entitled to one representative.
Sec. II. OBrien, Clay, Dickinson
Emmett and Osceola counties, shall
be the SEVENTEEN district, and entit
led to one representative. ,,sail s.
Approved April ID, 1870. =,
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Mexico.

We have received long printed
letter addressed to the people OF tho
United States, by the late Major
General W. s. Rosecrans, wherein he
proposes torcgenerate and disenthrall
our neighboring republic of Mexico,by
the establishment Of an Americana.
Mexicano National Bank, founded
on the same plan as our system, with
equal parts Of American and Mexican
securities as tho superstructure. &C.,
After General Rosecrans gets the
Mexican Greasers enfranchised and
rejuvenated through the celestial in
strumentality of National Bank
there will be only two things left te
make their bliss perfectly ecstatic, te
wit: the transplanting among them
of our internal revenue system, and
pigheaded Kelley's pig icon anc
wooden screw tariff. Let them have
them and be happy. 7
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New Advertisements.
No tice of the Incorporation of the
/ Ottumwa' & st. Paul Railway

Tho romo Cftbi. cornorotion I. ,he Ot
a!a, ns !Iinc'Pn. pace q llansac..nS
DInslness a e vstunMa, Iew ws y suc IN
oInsr Piaee ~ me boara on Direc'ors OF
se M corPO.a.iOn may osseI IN Z.
aae Nene.aL nayS. % tne pu s,nes: =.
sau "a. .l - ~ LIS ;.i. a;,.sss
oPeratlCn auo use Oh tnhMay wltn slngle
Or double track, from the city Of Ottnmwa
noI.nMa;loiy,.I aos1 cUnssnuous 81 80 -
c0oinnsctlon WIN otIer tnuWnys y y a ~
slinnesota, OF sucn 9tner point, as INC
uE1 ~, may oeslghaoe. .,
Nne cARltoi stoct OF t1As corPOrauon
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ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
CHAPTER 1877.

AN ACT to amend section 453S of
the Revision of 1860. r.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That section 1888 of the Re.
vision Of 1860, be amended as fol-
lows: "a
Strike out the word cor" in the
third line Of said section, and insert
after the word ''district" in the same
line the words cor district"
Strike out OF the eighth line o
said section tho words 'judge of, til 9
county court Or" 9le'e {
Strike ont of the ninth line of said
section tho word the County" and
insert in lieu thereof the word dis.
trict.
Sec. 3. This Act being deemed
of immediate Importance, shall take
effect from and after its publication
in the Des Moines Bulletin and Del
Moines Statesman, newspapers pub
lished at Des Moines, Iowa. +
Approved April IA, 1870.
Ed Wright, Secretary Of. State
hereby certify that the foregoing ac1
was published in tho Des Moines
Daily Bulletin, April %, 1870, anG
the Des Moines Statesman, Apri
%, 1870. eroT ,.c.E cs
i Ed WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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The First Gun.

y Tho first gun of tho campaign in
the Fourth District, gives out no I'M
certain sound. Tho enemies of
Judge Loughridge, who have been
bcrating, befouling and blackguard-
ing him in q manner which shows
that their carly education in
the fnc art of billingsgato has not
been neglected, selected Poweshiek
county as their own favorite baltic
ground, and over this field, Colonel
Stone, and his hcnchman. Hon. J. b.
Grinnell, have been hunting in lovely
embrace for weeks. They have not
hesitated at any means, fair or foul,
to defeat Loughridgo at the pri-
maries. They ihavo, according to
the chairman of tho county commit
tee, and Colonel Cooper, editor Grin
nell Herald, two as honorable and
truthful men as live, drummed in oil
the railroad Irish, who were low
enough to do their bidding, to vote
at the township meeting at Grinnell,
They have, with either malice or
ignorance objectionable, falsely and
outrageously charged Judge Tough.
ridge with opposing the Fifteenth
Amendment, when no was known by
the record to- DO one of tho most
jealous champions that measure had
on the floor of Congress.
And now finally, We have the cul-
mination of all this calumny, in the
election Of the delegates of all the
townships in that county on last
Saturday, resulting in the selection
oftwenty.nine Loughridge delegates,
to thirteen for Stone, as will be seen
from a letter elsewhere, from Mr.. A
w. Ballard, chairman of the central
committee of Poweshiek county
| We presume that Ex-Governor Stone
and ex-Representative Grinnell, viii
one Of these days, be able to appre
ciate the fact, that honesty, truth
and fair dealing, are the only means
Of success among the radical and
intelligent republicans of the Fourth
Congressional District. '' q.
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From Poweshiek County,
MoNTEzUMA, June 9th, 1870

MoNTEzUMA, June 9th, 1870.
GEN. HEDRIcK: I write you as
agreed. Saturday the delegates were
elected to our County Convention,
and resulted in electing Stone dele.
gates, Is; Loughridge delegates, 30
Stone was here and worked hard all
the week. Truly, &c,
.- A. W. BALLARD,
4F s.aa Chm Cent. Com.
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Iowa Press Association.

The Iowa Press Association will
hold its annual meeting at
1oua city, June 90, 1870.
The question of establishing an
advertising agency in Now York; of
moro uniformity in charging advcr-
Using; of more perfect and com.
prehensivc organization of the craft;
the matter of an excursion; and
other important affairs, have all boon
suggested as likely to occupy the at
tention Of tho association.
Negotiations are now pending with
the railroad companies, and it il
expected that they will all extend
tho usual facilities.
All members of tho associa.
ton, and tho brethren of the
fraternity generally, in Iowa, are
earnestly and cordially invited to
attend. j. M. HEpRIck.
utaa President,
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CHAPTER 121,

AN ACT to amend section seven
chapter one hundred and sixty-nine
Of the laws Of the Ninth General
Assembly. @'
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That section seven, chapter
one hundred and sixty-nine of the
laws of the Ninth General Assembly
be amended by adding to the .:end Of
said section tho following words:
"All contracts to the contrary not
withstanding." Aggueagf
Sec. 2. This act being deemed by
the General Assembly Of Immediate
Importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iowa
State Register and the Des Moines
Statesman, newspapers published in
Des Moines, Iowa. - ~
Approved April -, 1870.
l, Ed Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily Statt
Register Apri! "a, and Des Moines
Daily Statesman April 81, 1870
u. III, ED. WRIaHT,
Secretary of State.
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County Ticket.

Polk county Republicans nomi.
mated the following worry excellent
county ticket, last Saturday, which
is the first one yet put in tho fold in
this State for tho fall campaign
County Clerk, Il. II. Grifiths; Coun.
ty Recorder, l. N. Thomas; County
Commissioners, Peter D. Ankeny
of Madison township, Bryan Hawley
of Four Mile Township, Edwin Oaks,
Of Bloomfield Township.
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Board OF Supervisors, of Wa
pello County.
JUNE SESSION.

Board OF Supervisors met at one
o'clock, p. M, June 9th, 1870. 'Hr
+. President O. D. Tisdalc in tho
Chair. e 1888 @A A3
Roll called, and the following men,
bers answered: VIM. Cloyd, W. g.
Reynolds, r. Hyatt, G. A. Derby, G.
W. Dickens, s. A. Monroe, w. II.
Kittorman, Henry Reinhard, VIM.
Evans, Theopilus Slutz, E. T. No
vile, John Harlan, and Thos. Fostor.
The minutes Of the last days ses-
sion of tho March Session were read
and approved. J1e
Petition of Daniel Carl, ct al, ask
ing tho Board to furnish to Justices
of tho Peace Of Wapello County, the
Iowa Justice. Referred to Finance
Committee.
On motion Of Supervisor Slutz, the
road petltioned for by Ira Wilson ct
al, be taken up, which motion carried.
Wednesday morning, June 9Th was
set for the hearing, the Auditor to
notify Hill 4 Bayless, defendants in
said case.
The petition OF Mrs. Marsh for the
abatement Of taxes was referred to
Committee on Assessments.
The Communication from Hall &
Baldwin, in relation to the payment
of the coupon railroad bonds, was
read and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
First class claims were presented
and referred to Committee on First
Glass Claims second class claims
were presented and referred to the
proper Committees.
On motion of Supervisor Derby
that tho Board receive bids for Coun.
ty Attorney up to Wednesday, June
Sth, at nine o'clock, a. m. Motion
carried, and that the Chairman on
Officers give notice this eye-
aing in the DAILY COURIER.
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PAY UP.

At one dollar and fifty cents per
anuum, we can't afford to furnish the
WEEKLY COURIER from the beginning
Of the Christian era to tho death Of
his Internal Majesty. I.f ~
Wo have many subscribers on our
books too good to strike off, but who
are too slow to so to q funeral ,aa i, n
Now, gentlemen in arrearst2 We
have a little proposition to mako to
you, and that is, if youzwho .owo us
tor year back and think you hav'nt
got value received, just bundle up
your ffty-two CouR1ERs and bring
them in here, and we will allow you
one dollar for them, which is less
than they originally cost us in blank,
in cash, and then pay US the fifty
conts, and we will dissolve the un-
profitable business relations hereto
fore existing between US. 'i .4 t4
We pay our hands in cash every
Saturday night, as we'll as for every
thing else, and we give you a good
paper, as you all know; which is in
defatigably devoted to your interests,
and we would like those of you who
know this little growl to fit your ca.
SEES, to walk up to the Captains office
and settle, without further circumlo
cution. !, 8
If you hav'nt got the 1,50, borrow
it of your ncighbor, and if he hasn't
got it, come in and VIC will lend it t.
you ourselves, rather than that 20,
shall longer violate tho prepayment
rule, which is our Law and Gospel
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Fort Dodge having probably lost
the Dos Moines Valley railroad, the
same having been run six miles west
of it, the people of that city are just
now very much excited over the dan
ser they are in, of losing a north
and south road, which is contemplat.
ed to run up on tho east side of the
Des Molnes, and arc making siren.
uous efforts to raise stock.
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shall annually make q report to the
board of supervisors Of their respec-
tive county, which shall specify the
number of students, both male and
female, who have been in attendance
at the county high school during the
year; the branches oflearning taught
tho text books used, the number OF
teachers employed, the amount OF
salary paid to them, the amount OK
pended for library and apparatus,
and for buildings and all Other ex-
penses; also the amount Of funds on
hand, debts unpaid, and other in
formation deemed important or ex-
pedient to report. Said report shall
be printed in at Toast ono newspaper
| in the county, if any is pulis he'd
therei1~and a copy Of tho ~ port
shall prwarded to tho State su-
pcrintendont of public instruction.
Sec. 16. The board of supervisors
shall have power to fill any vacancy
that may occur in the board of trus.
tees of that county, by appointment,
until the noxt general election, and a
majority of any such board of trus-
tees, shall be a quorum for the trans
action of business.
Sec. II. The board of Supervisors
may allow each member of the board
of trustees the sum oftwo dollars per
day for the time actually employed
| in the discharge of his official duties,
and when such accounts are present.
cd for payment, theysball be audited
and paid out OF the county treasury,
in the same manner as other accounts
against the county, and said trustees
shall not be entitled to any further
remuneration for services or OK
Ipenses. . :,
Sec. Is. This act being deemed OF
immediate importance, shall be In
| force from and after it's publication in
the Iowa State Register and Des
| Moines Evening Statesman, new
papers published in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Approved April 13, 1870. =
| lid Wright, Secretary OF State,
| hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the, Daily lows
| State Register, April "a, and the Dea
| Moines Daily Statesman, April 4
l1s7O. s'.4 ED WR1GHr, -
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER l16,
AN ACT to authorize counties to
establish and maintain high schools.

establish and maintain high schools
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the
General Assembly ofthe State Of Io,oa
That each county in this State hav-
ing a population of two thousand in
habitants, or over, IS shown by the
last State or federal census, may es.
tabish high school on tho condi.
tons and in the manner hereinafter
prescribed, for the purpose of afford,
ing better educational facilities for
pupils more advanced than those at.
tending district schools, and for per-
sons desiring to fit themselves for
tho vocation of teaching.
Sec. 2. When one,third of the
electors of q county, as shown by the
returns Of tho last preceding cleo
ton, shall petition the board of SUI
pervisors, requesting that a county
high school be established in their
county ut tho place in said petition
named, then said board shall give
twenty days notice previous 10 a
special election duly called for that
purpose; that they will submit the
question to the electors of said county
whether such high school shall be
established at which election said
electors shall vote by ballot for or
against establishing such county
high school. The notice contempla-
ted in this section shall be given thro
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The Call.

The papers of Iowa City have ex-
tended o cordial invitation to the cd
itorial and newspaper fraternity Of
Iowa, to attend the Annual Exami.
nation Of the State University at
that place, tho last week of Juno:
The invitation has boon most gener-
ally accepted by the press of the
State. In addition to this, o majority
Of tho executive committee and the
other officers of the Iowa Press AS
ISOLATION have joined in requesting
that to an nual meeting be held
there at that time. In accordance
with what seems to be the pretty
general desire Of the craft all over
the State, the annual meeting is
called there On the 18th instant.
We have assurances from Hon.
J. P. Irish, the Vice President of the
Association, that everything will be
done by the good people of Iowa
City to make the meeting agreeable
and profitable.
1t is to be hoped that this meeting
will be generally attended by the
members Of tho Association, and all
others who desire to join it, and who
arc disposed to unite for the eleva.
ton and improvement, socially and
pecuniarily, of tho members Of our
honorable fraternity, from all parts
of our glorious Commonwealth.
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I The Assessors List, corrected by
tho Trustees Of Center Township, -
was presented 70 the Raafd taalASa fe7a
ferred to the Committee on ASSESS
monts: "''"'s s''ss'eai t''E' O9nT''
Report Of County Auditor received
and referred 70 Committce on First
Glass Claims. t+@ 'a+5.aUt
The resignation OF IT, A, sheaie,1
ESQ, was read and referred to Com
mittce on Second Class Claims. 't2.
On motion, the Board adjourned
to meet tomorrow morning at eight
o'clock. 1GEos D. HAckwoRTH, are
Auditor.
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CHAPTER 1877.


Ain ACT to amend section 1882 OF
the Revision of 1860. in relation to
divorce and alimony.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the GEL
oral Assembly of the State of Iowa,
That section 1882 of the Revision Of
1860, DO amended so as to read as
follows: - grfm- ....s .....
(Section 2532.) "The district
court in the county where the plain
tiff or defendant resides, has iuris-
diction of all cases of divorce and
alimony, and of guardianship con-
nected Herewith" -.
SEC. 2. This act being of imme.
diate Importance, shall be in force
from and after its publication in tho
State Register, and .Des Moines
&ot- man, newspapers published at
Des >[oincs, Iowa.
Approved April IL, 1870.
l, ed. Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in tho Daily loua
State Register, April Goth, 1870, and
Des Moines Statesman, April 10th,
1870. ..-
Ed. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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The Sixth DIsTRIcT.-The Con-
gressional Convention of the Sixth
District, is called to meet at Fort
Dodge, July Goth. The convention
will have ls5 delegates, from thirty
seven counties, and a lively time is
anticipated, inasmuch as their are
twenty.seven aspirants for Charley
Pomeroy's seat, who, however, will
be, as he ought to be, renominated
over all his hungry battalion of
opponents. s-