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"a -.
QeaEG Aseege01 n 1ee neQee ~ x0sp0.
Thai in ceeoe where lands have been
granted g the State o. Iowa BY ace
q COa9feos and cerstn6d ilsts o. the
nnds oooting under eoe grant have
oeeo I'D tho bt4te ~ Oemmts-
atooef q 10 0eneEai Lard Omce. -
reQpiled ~ oct Qf COngy4ss, and such
Mn0o nave oeon gfaueod ~ act Of the
Uo0esal Assembly % any pessOu Of
0oOpgoy, ao0 No. pes1on Or compouy
enaet heDe oempaiedf With an0 talaaled
the eondlea9ne 81 theErant, the Regis
~ q re State Land Once y hereby
auehoE11ed % prepare, on the applica.
ton o. the grantee, . list or lists Of
laoes Msuessd u eo0h ecuney tuuE1ng
= sucn grantees frcm the lists certified
~ ne Eonmieei0ner OF the STATE
Land Omce. - aforesaid. which shall
- algned by the Governor Of this
seaeos en0 Attseted ~ the becreeary Of
oeaees WIN the state seal, and then be
Ceseined % ~ the Rseiseer 70 BE- trne
ana e0frsce coptee " the lists made 70
this ataee, and deliver them 70 such
grantee, who u hereby authorized 70
have them recorded In the proper
county and when % rscosded they
:. deeds now are. and when % record
ed shat! vest Ia such grantee the right
OF the State TO the lands therein de-
scfibe0. under the grant ct Congress-
BY which the lands were certified 70
the tlaee. ~ Ear ~ the certified lists
matls ~ the C0msuissioner Aforesaid
conferred title TO the State. -.
ktOvtded, That when the Register
inclu0es lands Ia the Hist which were
NOS ineended TO BE- Included IN the
giant Or the grautee shell not In eqni-
- % enueled 70 the lands 0r any part
thereof. then no title shall pass by
said I!st, and the same Is to those lands
snail De nun and void. Nor shall any
title pass 70 lands which have been
s Ely ~ apaLs. g c.s,msa Dy tue
srsrnn land :. .nv '. "snar rrsrt ~
esnnc,e.. vhic,, nv ~ ceEtinad :,
sdiudve6 a the atsfe ,,rs,er sncI, other
-rsnt M, IN i.nds haiS - "i.;r,.d
I..-.x $50"
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CHAPTER 40.


AN ACT TO amend sections six and
eight of chapter one hundred and
seventy-twO Of the acts Of the Ninth
General Assembly, as amended by
section two nj chapter one hundred
aud f0rty-three Of the acts Of the
Eleventh General Assembly, In re-
lAtion to schools.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the
General Assensbiy Of the State Of Io,od,
That sections Elk aud eight OF chapte.
one hundred and seventy-twO Of the
laws Of the Ninth General Assembly
rs amended BY section two Of chapter
one hundred and forty-three Of the
acts OF the Eleventh General Assem-
bly,, he, and the same IL hereby,
amended, by striking out Of said Sec
ti0n the word Saturday" and insert
ing In lieu Thereof the word Monday
Approved April %, 1872.
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CHAPTER lG7.

lHAfItR IOt.
AN ACT to promote the Science ol
Medicine and Surgery In the State
Of Iowa. H
SECTION 1. Be II enacted Ly ne
General assembly offhe State Of Ioua.
That IL shall be lawful In cities and
counties whose population exceeds one
thousand inhabitants, for cOroners and
undertakers tO deliver tO the physi-
clans in this State. and for professors,
professors and teachers in medical
colleges aud medical schools. and
teachers, and physicians To receive the
retnaius or body Of any deceased person
study: Provided, That said remain
shall not have been regularly Inferred,
and shall not have been dressed for In
terInent. 10y any relatives or friends OF
said deeeaseti, within thirty-six hours
after death:
Provided also, That the remains u
no person who may he known to have
relatives or friends, shall be 80 deliv-
cred or received without the consent vi
said relatives or friends: and,
Provided, That no traveller or any
person who shalt have Expressed . de-
sire In his or her last sickness, that his
or her lmiy may he inferred, shall be
delivered or received ~ aforesaid, but
shall be buried in the usual manner !:
and,
Propided, also, That In case the re-
mains Of any person SO delivered or re-
ceived, shall be subsequently claimed
by any surviving relative or friend
they shall be given up to said relative
ne fefnsah for infaPnannk. and
Provided, further, That no officer or
person shall ask, demand, or receive
any cOmpene alton, fee, or reward, in
thing, as mn inducement 10 deliver up
any dead body, to any person or cor
poration, for purposes Of medical sur
gerry " study:
Provided, That In al cases OF bodies
to be claimed under this act, the per-
son whose body b % claimed shall
have been Q resident Tor six months
Of the county wherein the death took
place.
SEC. 2. That Il shall Be- the duty Of
the said proSsseofs and teaclssrs, de-
Gently to bury IN some public cemetery
the remains OF al bodies after they
shall have answered the purposes
aforesaid, aud for any neglect or Viola
ton Of the psOvislous Of this seotiOn,
the party 90 nsglecting shail forfeit
and pay ; penalty Of NOT lees then ten
dollarS, or moro thxu flfty dollars, Tor
the benefit Of the school fund.
SEC. 3. The remains OF persons a.
may be so received by the professors
and teachers ~ aforesaid, shall be used
for ths purposes Of medical and surg
ical study alone, and In this State only,
and whoever shall use such Hemalns
for any other purpose, or shall remove
such remains beyond the limits Of this
State, or In any manner trafnc In the
same, shall be guilty Of q mIsdemean-
or, and shall on conviction be impris-
oned for term not exceeding one year
In county jail.
SEC. 4. That every person who
shall deliver up the remains OF any
deceased person In violation OF, or con-
trary 70 any or all Of the provisions
contained Ia the first section Of this
act, and every person who shall re-
ceive such reUalns, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor, and shalt on
conviction thereof, be punished a.
provided In section 1866 OF the Revis-
Ion Of 1880. "a svxss
Approved April q, 1871.
rRs = rr,,rr . .sc ~
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RfcFEIsCNCES.

Hon Lucius Robinson, late Comptroller of the
State OF New York, Hon. J. T. 1tathbnn, Hon Gen.
'Hagm. Goor." o'IIanion present Sheriff Of Che.
mungs Go. n. A., n. - stevens, OF Revere House.
Chicago. M y w. Giilttt Esq.. No. Is Nassau ST..
\. y. Attorney al Issr. %. W. Palmer, ESQ, with
81. X. " i. ! i!,Ibcacs secretary OF Tax Depart
i ,1s Z ;!', IAN Il ~, shas s INN an. Marren
AUpEurN - law j. u. AtAiii, ltep. u. :. Marshal.
NJ. Y. Il; Kaclitnaii, Attorney AZ Law. Horseheanf,
John ii,ynolds, AttafeI% ut Law, ElmiIa Jacob
LoSn,an southport @ II titrh. Households, Smith
sprgpr Agent No II w Baltimore. Nd, Col. j.
johnson, ArtisI itltharr" Md: Jason Woolever,
Van Eitra. themtai. -. y v. 7, :. Loan Com
missioner T. NJ. PoscI. L. =. Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa
A. b. tuiatial1 Justice ., "a. Peace.
Uf.St RIPIl3s OF HfaI EsJATE-The Pat
tinsai Marked Was built IL" r. >. Patttnson, about
three years ago situated one block from the Post
Office. Elmira N v, fronting Oh Market street,
three stories high, with boel known as the Market
Hotel, attached. seventy live feet front on Market
street running north two hundred feet, forming
L. runnins west two hundred and iitty feet fronting
on BALDWIN street being four hundred and fihy ieei
with Public Hall above, two hundred feet long, and
an Office in the center, with burglar and fire proof
vault Market built aud fitted up III the most con
PATTI NsoN HOTEL. Situated on tie corner oi
Baldwin and Market streets. about seventy five feet
front BALDWIN ard one hundred an sixty feet on
Market .trrctS suitable barns attached.
FARM-sSitnatrd lNa and a half lAii,ss from the
city Of Elmr.. The Plank Road, containing one
one hundred acres good arm buildings, orchard
&C. an in fine state OF cultivation
hes IDENCE.-ln nth ward, on Pennsylvania
avenue about 5U feet front and Ito feet deep. hne
residence with modern improvements.
RESIDESCE.-In Fourth Ward, situated on
Baldwin street. 80 feet 'front.' 100 feet deep One biock
from Post bttice. -.
TEN ACRES LAND Adjoining Corporation
about one mile from Post Office, with house ana
barn suitable for vegetable or building purposes.
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This useful article Is now offered to oil. al
VERY reasonable price, considering the
expense and difficulty in preparing Chinese
Cement for mark ct. 80 that there Is no ex-
cuse for any one to be without 1t. Tie
Cement is very fine and becomes as hard rs
stone when exposed To the air, or heat,
therefore IL is tn, only Cement tina will
stand hot and cold water. and for perfectly
uniting the following materials II has no
equal such as: 4
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P38 900
IN PRIZES.
1.o1ePREM
Shares So Each.

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered at the General Office, either OF the
following beautiful steel engravings =
Grant. Evangeline, NJ NJ Brick Pomeroy, or
Gen h lee. ON receipt of three dollars, i'll
addition to a share IN the distribution.
DirectorS.--Jud smith. late Sheriff of Che
mung County. y Y, Israel . Scudder, Esq,
Elmira. y Y, George Bennett, Esq, Horse
heads ~.
CON MIssIoNERs OF DIsTRIguTloN.-
Hon J y clark. Elrnira, = i, Maj W r Rath-
bone Eimifa,N y.
EpCSIfDkY-Hauk ofCHpmunr Elmira
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CHAPTER TIA.


AN ACTeo repeal section 3275 OF the
Revision or 1860, md chapter i3 Of
the acts Of the 18th General Assem-
bly,, amending said Section, and for
the enactment Of new section In
lieu Il ereof, providing for the col
lection aud payment of Judgments
against Municipal Corporations.
SECTION /. BE il enacted by The
General assembly Of the State Of Ioton.
That section 1916 Of the Revision OF
1850. aud chapter A3 Of the acts OF the
18th General Assembly of the State Of
Iowa, be, and the same are hereby, re-
pealed, and there IL hereby Enacted
the following section IN lieu thereof.
Section 1915. In case no property Of
. municipal corp ration against which
an execution has Issued Is found, upon
which to levy, or IL the Judgment
creditor elect not to issue execution
against such corporation. he Is entitled
to demand aud receive Of such debtor
corporation the amount OF his ju,ig-
ment aud costs, either I'm the ordinary
evidences or Indebtedness issued by
such corporation, or In bonds Of such
corporation, Of such character AS the
parties may agree upon, and II the
debtor iasues no script, bonds, or other
evidences Of debt, . tag must be levied
o. early a. practicable, sufficient to
pay of the judgment with Interest and
Gusts, aud when tax has been SO lev
led, and the same or any part thereof,
has been collected, the treasure shall
on demand, without All order from
the Board OF Supervisors, or warrant
from the clerk thereof, pay the same
~ IL Rxaftf tSNR mr. Ia N
. receipt therefor, and II not demand
ell, may pay the same to the clerk Of
the court where the Judgment was
rendered, taking his receipt therefor,
and ifbonda shalt be issued IN payment
OF judgment ~ above provided. said
bonds shall 10 issued In substantially
the same form as II provided by Chap
ter 81 OF the acts Of the 18th General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, enti-
tied /" An act to provide for the fund
Ing Of county indebtedness, and fur
the payment thereof" and said bonds
shall draw interest at rste not 10 ex-
coed 10 per cent, snd both principal
and Interest shall be and become due
aud shxll be payable In the same time
and manner as provided for In said
chapter, and n not paid when due, the
same may be deposited with the Audi
tor Of State. who shall tAb9 The same
steps for tile payment OF said bonds,
with The Interest thereon, AZ IL provid-
ed IN said Chapter s. aforesaid.
. 6nc. 3. Ttie aCc bsing deemed Of
lmmedlata impnstanco, shall take e.
tect and - In i0rcs from and after the
0ato o. III qualification In the Daily
0oaeo Reglefop; and@ Dnily Lcadef,
neWepapess p0blishe4 IN Des Molncs,
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CHAPTER l0e,

AN ACT ~ sseottpnA 10 Land Grant
LAM! and 20 provide Tor . record
title thessto.
SECTION /. He Il enacted bv the
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CHAPTER III.

AN ACT for the relief Of occupying
claimants Of lands granted to the
State Of iowa.
SECTION I. BE IL eaactcd Ly the
General AsseDsLly oJ the State Of L0aOd.
That any person or persons having any
issspsovesnentn upon sny la"d hereto
fore granted To this State in aid of any
work OF internal Improvement. inciud-
ing what are known IA the Des Mpinr-
river lands, and whose little thereto is
questioned BY another claimant, shall
be entitled u remove m such improve
ments made or purchased by him upon
such land in dispute ut his own ex-
pense. and without injury otherwise to
the land.
SEC. 2. The peT.0n or persons de-
string TO avail themselves Of the pro-
visions Of this act, may do 80 mt any
time before eviction. or If he desires,
may claim the benefit Of the law of
occupying claimants.
SEC. 3. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance. shall take eff
feet and he in fnrce from aud after its
publication In the State Register. and
Boone Standard. newspapers publish
ed In Dies Moines. and i8none, Iowa.
Approved, April %. ls72.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register, April 2sth, and in the
Boone Standard. April - 1877
ED. WRIGHT, Sec Of state.
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CHAPTER III.

CHAFTFR TT.
An Not 10 repeal n part Of SECTION
number one, of chapter number
twenty three oil Nin,ii General As
senlbly.
SECTION !. he IL caacted IN The
General Asse0abty ofii.e STATE VI lond,
That all Of section number one Of
Chapter number twenty three. III Laws
Of the Ninth General Assembly, after
the word /" Counties" la sixth line, he
and IN hereby repealed.
Approved, April -, 1872.
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AN ACT to promote the Science Of
Medicine and Surgery In the State
OF Iowa.
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Approved, April q, 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing
oct was published in the Daily State
Register April %, aud In the Daily
Leader April -. 1872.
En- WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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Dn. SAaE's CATARRn REMEDY is 10 Patent
Medicine humbug. gotten up to dupe the ig-
norant and credulous. but is perfect spe-
cifc for Nasal Catarrh, "Cold IN the head"
and kindred diseases.
GLoRIoUs REcoRD.-Twclvo years ago, a
few modest lines in New York journal in
vited public attention to new Vegeta bio Re-
storative, and solicited a trial Of It's merits as
remedy for indigestion, bilousness, fever
and aguo, debility, nervous disor 'ers, rheu-
matism, and all complaints requiring .invigo-
rating and regulating treatment. In this
quiet. unpretentious way, PLANTATIoN BIT
TIERS was introduced to tho world. 1t was
Claimed for T j. al 1 tonic, oorreotive and a an.
tidote to malarious fever, was found to be
strictly true. Within five years the annual
saIes OF this article amounted to over one
million OF bottles. A few years more and the
demand had swelled to five millions. The
annual consumpti II OF the Bitters has now
reached the almost incredible aggregate of
six millions Of bottles, and for every bottle
sold copy Of tho Illustrated Medical annual,
published by the proprietors, at coat Of
$50, 900. is given away. A113t
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Mr.. Robert w. Boyd died at his resi-
dence on Black River, Williamsburg
County. on the 9th instant. He had
been afflicted for some time with dropsy.
He was staunch man and good citizen.
The following is the result Of tho town
election, held in Sumter during the pre-
sent week: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rich
ardson. Wardens-J. e. Snarcs, j. NJ.
Wilder, NJ. Moran, A. w. Suder.
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II Spearman. Silvor Street; s Lipman. "
L Evans. 81 Trump, Georgia; W F Motifs, A
G Black, T. J Markenite, Fl Granniss, J "
Pirsson. wife and daughter. G Smith, New
York; W Massay, Philadelphia; P A Weel-
ford, Virginia; G Gilbert, II s johnson. f
Il Brooks. W Anger, II Bonnet, g "
Sadler and wife. Charleston; w I. Hardin,
baltimore; L Hall Del Fellyan, J ] Pickett,
Wilmington.
Nickerson House, s Coles, Augusta; Mr.
and Mrs H Thornwell, A Thornwell, Mr.
and Mrs Duncan and child, C; Il G Beeres,
Salem; III WestmoreIand. Philadelphia; p
LAWS, Jr. and wife. Y; Miss Cole, Wiscon-
II White, High Point; Richardson and
wife. Miss Kate Richardson, Sumter; F T
Brakeman, N Y;J r Randall and wife, Angus.
ia; 4 G Francis, England.
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VENETIAN BLINDs.-No invention was ever
TO important 70 the people OF not climates as
shaded light. while keeping out tho heat and
glare, they are absolutely essential to COM
fort i'll this country. II the houses of any of
our readers are destitute OF these valuable
hot weather sets in, sond their orders to MIR.
Z. p. ToALE, No. % iiayne street, Charleston,
$. c., manufacturer and dealer in doors,
sashcs. blinds, halustcr-, mculdngs, &C., &c.
March 81
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The Southern and Northern press pro-
nounce Helen D'Este the greatest Leah
in this county.
PARDoNs.-J. @. Hamlin, convicted
OF assault and battery at the February
term OF the Court of General Sessions
Tor 1872, at Abbeville @. H., and SEN
tsnced to five months imprisonment or
$500 fine, has been pardoned by Gov.
Scott; as also Wilson Goodwin, (colored,)
convicted OF larceny at the November
term, 1859. by the Court of General
Sessions at Charleston, and sentenced
by Judge Carpenter.
THEATRICAL NorEs.- The Ravel. Mar
tinetti troupe are billed for an appear
ance in Charleston on the 18th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Brutus Booth
are performing in Charleston to large
audiences.
We sincerely hope that both these
companies may include Columbia in
their route.
The "Old Reliable" will commence an
engagement IN Wilmington next Mon
day.
The "OLD RELIABLE" THRATRE.- ~
Helen D'Este, as Camille, last night,
was even more charming than as Lady
Isabella, the evening before. The
wayward, inconsistent, now joyous, now
wretched and always interesting and
lovable Camille was presented with life
like truth, that irresistibly commanded
the keenest appreciation and admiration
of the audience. Mr.. Stuttz, as the de-
voted Armand Duval, admirably sus-
tained that character. Miss Zoe Izola
personated the grub-loving Madame
Prudence, i'll the most approved comical
style. The whole performance was of q
very pleasing character. In the farce,
MIR. Tannehill had an opportunity of
again exhibiting his laugh-creating
powers.
Tonight, will be presented the three
act drama of "Leah. the Forsaken.'
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A COMMITTEES OF safety, numbering 100
leading San Francisco merchants, has
been formed to protect that city against
railroad monopoly. having special refer
ence to the Central and Union Pacific,
and favoring the construction and inde.
pendence OF the Atlantic and Pacific.
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neer corps. who planned it from the be
ginning. The superintendent in imme-
diate charge is G. @. Reitheimer. an en-
gineer of vide experience in various
countries, who has devoted himself
especially to work Of this kind.
When the rock is at length completely
honeycombcd, and nothing remains but
the roof, its supporting pillars and the
outer walls, it will be mined with 1000
pounds of nitro-glycerine, which is
equal in explosive power to 10000
pounds of gunpowder. All the charges
will be connected by wires with an cleo
trio battery in the Office of tho superin-
tendent, when. at a given signal, it is
confidently expected that the whole vast
mass will be blown into atoms, which
will be entirely removed from the bed Of
the river.-Ne,o YORK: Eoeniny Post.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts of the General Assembly.
Fisher & Silliman-Druggists.
R. @. SILVER & Co.-Wanted.
T. J. & H. Nj. Gibson-Eggs.
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AT an election, last Mond. y. in Edge.
field. the following town officers were
chosen: Intendant-.John Woolley:
Wardens-A A. Clisby, J. 9. Sheppard
and j. l.. Addison.
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A WANToN OUrnAGE. the return
Of the Ku Klux prisoners from the
United States Court to the House of
Correction, at the adjournment of the
conrt yesterday morning. disgraceful
scene occurred which should be care
fully guarded against in tho future, us
much for the sake of the pence and Gre
dit of the city as for the sake of the pri.
sonors themselves The prisoners were
followed all the way up Broad street by
o crowd of colored men and women. ga
thering accessions from overy group of
loungers assembled on the streets, and
all hooting, yelling, and hurling all man
ner of obscene and abusive epithets upon
the unfortunate prisoners. The small
guard of deputy marshals in charge of
the party made no attempt to repress
these unseemly demonstrations, and,
perhaps. would have been powerless to
do so if they had been inclined; but
surely some efficient means should be
taken by the proper authorities, either
CITY or Federal, to prevent repetition
OF an occurrence which is at once seri-
GUS annoyance to all respectable persons
upon the streets, and a wanton insult to
men who, whatever have been their of.
fences, are now firmly within the clutches
OF the law, and likely TO receive at least
their full measure of punishment
Charleston Ne,os, 1911.