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$38 900
IN PRIZES.
1,01ePREMIUMs
Shares So Each.

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered mt the General Office, either of the
following beautiful steel engravings: u s
Grant. Evangeline, Nj Al Brick Pomeroy, or
Gen + Lee. on receipt of three dollars, in
addition to share In the distribution:
Directors.-Jud smith, late Sheriff OF Che
mung County. n Y, Israel Scudder, ESQ,
Elmira. Y, George Bennett, Esq, Horse
co con- MIssaIovrRs or DISTRIBUTION
Hon \ clark, Elniiga, \, Maj w II Rath-
bone Eimira, \ Y.
Professionalism Of Cbemung, ,Elmira
fsEH'E,Ia EN GEES.
Hon y 2bqsn late s9mn,5osG nn Of tine
A. ). Diven, Hon. Hoardman smith, N. c., sas
ma GS osno ev Present s sesrT Il ao Gse
G Gs So hi y w iiiietf ' issa., y No Is Nassau g.
III AFsy @ Y SoP ppiss e. Esa WIN VIII
st.,N Y T. !, B..nsoes 'es.er.tary q Tax Depart
s.; Attorney a Law ilotseshsads: John Reynolds.
At2rnsy t g LAW asmi PEP, Us Marsaasl,
John Reynolds. Attorney ii Law Elmira, Jacob
ioYman soa.hper5s q + fi,e, uorseheads Smith
johnson, Att Baltimore, Nd, Jason Wocoiever,
missioner, D. N. losay T. y Hotel, Harrisburg Pa,
DEsCRIPIIoS or Rial EsTATE--The Pat
tinson MARKET huiit ~ r. y Parkinson. about
Once Eimir. Il. g. ff@Ht,ng on Market a Street.
three stories high, with hotel, known as the Market
street running north two hundred feet, forming an
l., running two hundred and iiity feet, fronting
baldwin street, heing four hundred and fifty eel,
with Public Hall Rh8Ve. two hundred feet long and
an Office p rs eent.r with burglar and fire proof
vault, Market hua and fitted up IN the most con.
yenie1t and Improved style.
PAINrINSDN inaiFt,-s,ituateH on the corner of
Baldwin and Market streets, about seventy five feet
f.9n, On Ead Cen, d 2s halared am sixty feet on
FAR6,--Si ttt- ,Wu and half miles from the
city OF Elmirn on TIE plank Road. containing one
one hundred acFt.s good farm buildings, orchard,
ser., a II In fine etats Bf cultivation.
hEsIpIsAC FL Ia titth ward, on Pennsylvania
avesue. about 20 fe, front ard 100 feet deep A fine
residence with modem improvements
IESfBLNCE-Iu Fourth Ward. situated
Baldwin street, ~ 'a ront, Ie0 feet deep. one block
from Posi- 0itiee
TEN ACRES LaNp-Adi8ininE Corporation,
about one mile from Post Office, with house and
l.lr NJ Or bltil linz
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a general execution to rue di-
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court. in and for the County On
CEDAR and state of Iowa, in favor Of James
Maher, and against Perry Lee and Samuel
Mather. have levied upon the following
property as the property of the said Perry
Lee and Samuel Mather. TO wit:
The east half ", of the northwest quarter
ca Of section number three (3), township
number eighty $50, range number four al,
acres; and Situated in Cedar Co.. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town Of linton. IN
safd comfy, on saturday, the sth day ar
June, A. y. 1872. at one o'clock r NJ. OF said
day, TO satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this Tth day of May, A. d.. ls72 &
JOHN u. SHEARER
Per A B Maynard, Deputy, 49,
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CHAPTER 1m.


AN ACT making appropriation for
the payment Ut the mileage of the
members Of the Fourteenth General
Assembly.
SECTION /. Be il enacted by the
General Assenst,y Of TIE State Of Io,0a.
That the following sums ri money, or
SO much thereof ~ may be necessary.
are hereby appropriated for the pur-
pose hereinafter designated.
SEC. 2. For the payment Of the
mileage Of tlse members Of the Senate,
including the Lieutenant-GOverno
aud forty.eight dollars.
mileage Of the members Of the House
OF Representatives, the sum of five
Thousand two hundred and twelve
dollaM and eighty cents.
SEC. 4. The Auditor shall Issue
variants upon the State Treasurer for
the foregoing sums in favor OF the
members Of the respective Houses,
and deliver the same toe the Stste
Treasurer.
SEC. B. The Treasurer Of State up.
on receipt Of said warrants shall pay TO
each member such amount ns shall be
shown 70 be his due BY reports Of the
committees on mileage - adopted by
each House respectively, aud y
hereby made tire duty OF the President
Speaker and the Clerk 1T the House to
furnish the Treasurer Of State certified
copies OF said reports 10 adopted by
their respective Houses.
Sec. o. This net being deemed Of
H. H. a. s>a wk> hAt1 - 40
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pproved April 10, 1872.
CHAPTER 1855.

CHAPTER 1856.
AN ACT providing far The orsanixa-
tion Of Independent School Dis
tricts.
SECTION 1. BE IL enacted az the
General assembly Of the State Of Iosca.
That the sub-districts Of any district
township may be constituted separate
and Independent aclsool-districts, In
the manner hereinafter provided.
SER. 2. At the written request of
one-third Of the legal voters eesidIng
In any district township. the board Of
directors shall call meeting Of the
qualified electors of the school district
township. atthe usual place OF holding
the annual meeting of the board OF
directors Of such district township. by
giving at least ten days notice thereof,
by poating three written notices In
each sub-district in the township. and
by publication In u newspaper, Ii one
be published In the township, at which
meeting the said electors shall vote by
ballot for or against \ separate organl-
xation.
SEC. 2. Should q majority Of the
votes <De cast IN favor OF such separate
orgnnlzatlOu, tne BOARD or directors
shal: call meetings In each sub-,listrict
in the township. Of the qualified cleo
tors thereof, In the manner and for
the purpose ns provided in section
three, chapter eight, OF the laws OF the
Thirteenth General Assembly.
Provided. That II the number Of
inhabitants Of any such sub-Jistricts
does not exceed five hundred. then
but three directors shall be chosen.
who shall hold their offices one. two
and three years, respectively. the
the length OF their respective terms to
be determined by lot, snd but one di-
rector shall be chosen annually there
after. who shall hold his office three
years.
SEC. 4. AT the meetings Of the
electors of each sub-t!ist rict, ~ provid-
ed Ia the last section, they shall also
determine by ballot the name to be
given to their district. aud each dis
trict, when 80 organized, shall he .
body corporate. aud the name SO chosen
shall be It's corporate name: PrOuided,
That the board Of directors Of any dis
trict organized under the provisions Of
this act may change its name. Ii any
other district IN the township shall
have chosen the same name.
SEC. 5. Districts organized under
liz pTOSl~tbuS ~ tttS ACT, SilAlj tie gov
erned and treated IN every respect rs
provided by the law creating independ-
ent schooi-.Iistricts.
SEC 8 When any district town
ship II divided into independent
school-ai.iricts under the provisions
Of this act, then the Oil hoard of direc-
tors of the district township shall max.
s,i.i, Il divisi,a af assets aud liabilities
1T such district townships ~ Il provid-
Ell hy -rctiDn four. chapter one hundred
ann -evei,ty-two. laws of 1862.
SIC Z. This act being deemed of
Immediate Importance. shall take #
feet aud he Ia force from al sfter its
publication In the Daily State Leader,
and Iowa State Register
Approved, April 10. 1872.
I hereby c,rtify that the foregoing
Act was published In the Daily State
Leader April 25, and In the Daily
Iowa State Register, April. %, 1872.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of state.
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CHAPTER l54.

AN ACT to amend section two, Of
chapter one hundred and seventy
three, Of the laws Of the Ninth Gem
erai Assembly.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted By the
General Assembly Of the State Qf I0tcd,
That section two, Of chapter one hund-
red aud seventy-three, Of the laws Of
the Ninth General Assembly, be, and
Is hereby, amended, by adding to the
said section the following, to-wit:
/" Provided. That II an additional
aesess0r b elected BY any incorporated
city, the assessor for the township In
which such city IL situate shall be
elected by the qualified electors resid-
Ing In said township outside Of the
limits OF said city"
AnproYed Apfil 10. 1872
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This useful article Ii now offered to all. at
very reasonable price, considering the
expense and difnculty In preparing Chinese
Cement for market, no that there Is no ex-
cuss for any on . to be without II. The
Cement is very fine and becomes as hard rs
stone when exposed to the air, or heat,
therefore 1t IL the only Cement tina. Will
stand hot and cold water. and for perfectly
uniting the following materials II has no
equal, such a.:
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FOR . A LID
MIGHTY ACRES OF first class prairie. well
II fenced and improved. but only cropped
times, situated four miles east ofTipton, is
offered for aaleUn easy terms. A new frame
dwelling house Is nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance to suit
inquire OF JOHN 3. TUTflILL, Esq. Upton
Iowa 0tf WMH HAMMOND.
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner OF Distributing the Prone rty

uaHHtf VI DIotTtuutluS THO EVpCFty
There will be duplicate number OF shares kept
and registered and previous to the distribution the
duplicate number Of all shares will be placed in
envelope add sealed, and on the day of distributing
the preninnls all the sealed envelopes containing
the duplicate numbers will be placed In wheel and
be thoroughly mixed. then a number drawn out,
and the person holding III. corresponding number
VIII have the first premium mentioned in the above
list OF premiums, and until the premiums
distributed. Notice will be published Immediately
after the distribution takes place In the principal
papers In the country which have given publication
and all persons holding numbers tor premiums will
DC notified by mail. Distribution ofprpmiums takes
place nj Emira. " Y. May Ist 1872, or as soon as
shares arcsold.
NOAH rsmiitancts may be sent in drafts or p o
orders or Greenbacks. All communications ad
irssSt,, 10
T. S. pATTINSON,
l;iisaess Manager and Cor. Sec'y, Elmira, n.
Shares can be procured al the General Office Ell
mira, n, y. at the principal Hotels in New York
city, and ali the large cities in the Union.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted.
TT
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CHAPTER 1877.

Poll Books 10 The County Auditor.
SECTION l. Bet endctcd by the
General Assen,6ly Of the State Of Io,sd,
That Mt each general or special cleo
ton which may be held hereafter. that
u ahall be the duty OF one Of the town
ship trustees or township clerk to de-
liver to the cnnnpy auditor within two
days from the time the election was
held. the original copy Of said Poll
Books OF said tnwn>hip
The person 40 delivering. shall re-
cetve for said service sucl, per diem
and inileage ms allowed hy law to
grand jurnrs.
Approved April 10. 1872.
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Directions for Using the Cement.

Directions for Using the Cement.
Firsthave the articles or parts to be united
perfectly clean. then heat them warm
enough 70 malt the Cement AS II Is applied
by holding . piece between the thumb and
finger. Be sure the surface Is covered as
thin NJ possible, then press the two parts
firmly together. hold them thus about one
minute. then put away in n dry place, let
stand Is hours--wood, leather and paper
hours. Keep the Cement In n cold place with
the cover on tho bOx
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Approved, April u, 1877.
] hereby certify that the foregoing
- was pubaished N the Daily iowa
State REGISTER, Aprii -. and IN the
Daily love 6tste Leader. Aurjl q.
1872.
Ed WRIaHT, Sec'y ~ State.
- c,-cc
Ch = TEN ID.
AN ACT to atnoad ses:iion three,
chapter one hundred sud fifty eight,
Of the laws Of the srhift -ea,h Gs..er-
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GEO. CONWAY,
Upton, IOWA,
Improved Farm

And for sale Mt the Drug Stores. Agents
wanted to canvass. n6m3
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1,be Eves.of the Country.

The eyes of the whole country are now
fixed upon North Carolina. She us eX-
pected to lead off,. on the first, day Of
August, in a.splendio charge upon the,
administration columns She votes first
this fall, and she is expected in her vote
to indicate the popular upheaval taking
place all over the Union.
Meanwhile the administrations sending
its strongest men-and money by the
5000, ,OOO!-to preach Grant in the oia
North State. Wilson and Boutwell, have
already been, and preached, and gone.
They brag in Washington that they. Will
carry the State by fifteen or twenty
thousand.
But on the other hand, the Vances ana
Ransoms, and all the good and truepeopie
of the commonwealth, are putting their
whole mind, soul and strength lnto tne
cause. United, courageous and perse-
vering, we hopeto see them go forward
to glorious victory. We shall not breathe
fieelv-ncr bet our bottom dollar upon
Greeley untilwe hear theresultin North
Carolina. We have now but ten days 10
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Grand dwelling of the Greenvillc
po,Jroa1 Vbicyes


Their names will not astonish the pub
lie. They are we'll knownin their par
ticular lime Of business-P Parker, and
Neagle, and Patterson, and Bush, and
Crews, and Waterman, and Hurley. For
wears past, in South Carolina, they have
been stealing from the State, from pri-y,
1yyateindividnals, from Corporations, Asy-
lums, Penitentiarics, Quarantine Boards,
and Free Schools. They comprised the
late Board of Directors of the Greenville
Railroad, which as. Our readers will re.
member, passed, in january last, into
the hands of the South Carolina Road
And now one Daniel E. Scanned, of
New York, sues the Grcenville Roadand
seeks to throw it into bankruptcy. The
case is now on trial before the United
States Court in Columbia, and some rich
developments have been made, disclo-
sing what at present appears to be stu
pendous fraud perpetrated' by the gen
tlemen above named, the late Board of
Directors. In short. it would seem that
upwards ofSl. .O00,0 900 of second mortgage
bonds have been fraudnlently issued.
Two corporations-appar very thiev
inc concelns-the Commercial Warehouse
Company of New York, and the Cont
mental Telegraph Company, Of God
knows where, figure largely in these de-
velopments as hugger muggerers with
the thieves. The testimony of Mr.. Ma
grath, now President of the Greenville
as well as of the S. G. Road, svery dam
aging to the late Board of Directors, but
the following revelation, upon the stand,
by g. D. Melton, Esq, will probably
give clearer insight into this matter
than anything else:
"I am an'attorney of the Grenville and
Columbia Railroad Company, and have
received instructions and have taken ac-
ton regarding the recovery of the bonds
alleged to have been embezZled from the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany by the Continental Telegraph Com
pany. I have met with some success.
Two of the parties have come forward
and surrendered the bonds held by them,
and have hopes Of some others. Those
who surrendered confessed that the
whole thing was a scheme to obtain the
$500, 900 of bonds to be divided up among
themselves. I have received S37 800 OF
these bonds from J. L. Neagle. and sol,
600 from John J. Patterson. They were
second mortgage bonds. received by them
as their share Of the price of the Conti-
mental Telegraph Company. They were
directors OF the Railroau Company, and
the purchase money was divided up
among them in proportion to their shares
in the Railroad Company. They were
themselves tho directors of the Railroad
Company, and they held between them
$50, 900 of stock.
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a Disgraceful State of Affairs.

WAsH1SeroN, July pa careful
Washington special tclegraphs this The
President expects to return to Washing
ton this week TO hold.a brief Cabinet ses-
sion prior to hisllrp to Niagara Falls,
he will not be again in the city for qaite
amonth. There will not. however, L., q
IL Cabinet meeting, as Secretary Deiano
will bein North Carolina making speeches,
and Secretary RobesoG wili'relaain !nr the
present in New Hampshire.
Owing TO the rro;ra;tcd absence OF tic
executive officers, few or 10 rcrsons Eow
come to Washington on business conaect-
cd with the Government Ever foreign
Ministers with fresh credentials remain
away because thry cannot be officially re-
ccivel.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. !.
T1HE County Auditors Office will be
i open from 1st day July to receive
tho returns of Personal property for the
fiscal year 1872, until the Goth day Of Ad-
gust. when the books will be closed and
the penalties for failure enforced.
The Taxpayers throughout the Coun-
ty are earnestly solicited to meet the As
SCISSORS at the following stations prompt
ly, as it will save confusion and trouble.
An Assessor will be at
Wards, on Monday, 18th July,
Norris Store. Tuesday, 10th July,
Mt Willing, Wednesday, 18th July, =.
Mrs. Rhinehart's Mill, Thursday, 18th
July,
Perry's X Roads, Friday, 18th July,
Coleman's X Roads, Saturday Goth July
Blease's store, Monday, 22d july.
Haltiwanger'sStor Tuesday, 23d July,
I'rapps Steam Mill, Wednesday 9th
-LulY.
White House, Friday, asth July,
Red Hill, Saturday, 9th July,
Chcatllam's Store, Monday, 2Dth July,
DR.. ID. G. Tompkins' Tuesdays July
Pine House, Monday, 18th July,
Graniteville. Tuesday and Wednesday,
10Th and 18th July,
Club House, Beech Island, Thursday,
18th July,
Hamburg, Saturday, goth July.
r. A. LYNCH,
1n,x County + Auditor E. e :;
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{" The Darky and the Horse"

In long and lively letter from Sarato-
ga to the Herald, describing the races.
and scenes about the track and stables,
we discover one paragraph headed as
above; and rs it treats Of Edgeficld dar-
kies and Edgelield horses, we transfer i.
to our columns. The "piccaninnies" here
spoken of are sons-three in pumher-
of the colored woman known as Nan-
nette Griffin. All three of them put to-
gether weigh, about hundred pounds.
But they are efficient and accomplished
riders:.
Its oueer,r said another turfman,
Joining in, "what initiative people these
nigger Jockeys are. Look ct yon picca-
ninnies around Major Bacon, who has
tho South Carolina stud and has the
greatest coop of ganlecoclls i'll this coun-
try. Now, You see, the war is over and
slavery no more He employs these lit
tie chaps, but they think they belong to
him as much as ever; it is 4 mere differ
ence of wages, not Of Consciousness. See
that boy fast asleep in the stall where
Frank Hampton siands-asleep right at
the stallion's heels, where if you were to
venture you would probably be trodden
TO death. The same tail keeps the flies
off the horse and the nigger. You can't
poke THAT niggcr up with Il stick, and
he'd rather lie there than on q spring
bed. Now look at yon two little black
fellows, about nine years OLD apiece,
playing pennies ON the sill Of that STALL
ioy they're all gamblers, and if they caii' I
ret pennies to match they'll match mar
bles! You see that stallion reaching
through the wooden bars and nibblns
at that. little niggers' sleeve? Now The
horse reaches over and pulls the boys
cap OIL, playing like G dog, while the
boy, without looking back, will give the
horse push with his head or elbow.
You wouldn't like to do that with such u
stallion"
81 guess not!"' exclaimed the novice,
nervous at the suggestion.
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Price List Of White Goods

Checked MUSLINS from Is to 50 cts yard 49,
20 Pieces plain CAMBRIC from 10 to 80 cts worth
swiss MUsNs Plain Striped from lSs to SO
25 to Is cts. SO ~ 81 .os iosa.
White TARLATANs. very low. 5 ..n@ :.
Splendid Stock DRESS GOODS prices Is to SO cts
worth 25 to rs 49,. t ,g0 =
PLAIN Linen Cambria HANDKERCHEFS 80 Dozen and upwards
Ladies Beautiful HOSE, at l23 cts per pair and upwards
GLOVES! GLOVES! 30
10 Dozen pair Ladies Kid GLOVES per pair worth $5o
Real Silk MITTS at 81 l5per pair q Ess5
These Goods fresh New YoYk this Spring. and are entirely wsh-
out spots.
TOWELS! TOWELS! IL, ;ssss :.
Pure TOWELS $l25 rer dozen and upwards worth $500
per dozen. "a
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
A fine variety, from to 25 cts per yard. -
Sash RIBBONS inches wide, at Is per yard worth SlOO
CORSETS IS cts. and upwards
D00' ' " 80 - f' J. h. oHEATHAM.
June 26 TT II
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A Gnnd Increment.

The nomination of Greeley and Brown
bv the Cincinnati Convention had the
effect OF forcing a Radical Congress to
pass the amnesty bill. 1t, in fact, fright
ened that body into doing what, as par
tisans, its members had in their State
and national platforms long promised to
do, but had studiously avoided for the
last six years. The good effect which
that nomination had on thegeneral course
ofCongress, and even upon a hard-headed
and despotic President himself, was gen.
erally remarked from one end of the
country to the other.
And now we read the auspicions an
nouncement that the nomination of Gree
lev and Brown by the National Demo
cratic Convention at Baltimore, has had
the effect of prompting movement for
a reunion of the old soldiers of the North
and South in the city Of New York
during the coming month of September.
The call for this noble and significant
reunion, it is stated. is to have, on the
part of the South, the signatures OF Cen
erals Fitz Hugh Lee, Bradley T. John
son, II. L.. Clingman, J. B. Gordon. and
ID. Imboden. Should this reunion be
carried out in the spirit inwhich it origi
mated, and on scale commensurate with
the grand and benefcent object in view,
ii will inaugurate new era of real peace
and good feeling Throughout the length
and breadth Of the Republic.
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Grant Ku ,kluxers Brought to Grief

RALEIGH, July 20.-Ihe United states
Commissioners gave decision to-day IN
the case Of the United Sta.es VS. Shadcr-
ick. Sones, colored, for an attempt to lntlm-
idate Simon Craven, colored Greeley
Republican, in the exercise iof his pohtl-
cal franchise, finding the defendant guilty,
and binding him over to the United States
Circuit Court
The first Of The band Of conspirators
Mack Jones, coIore(l) that assaulted Sam
lncl Cross. colorcd, marshall Ct the Gree
ley and Drown ratification meeting, was
also tried to-day and convicted, Commits
sioner Best giving lis decision at length.
He was bound over in 81 1000. The evi-
dencc in other cases, which will be tried
Monday, is saidt be still stronger.
RALE1GH, N. c., July 22-The trials
of the colored Grant Republicans for in.
timidating the colored. Greeley Marshal
Gross continues. Two. cases were tried
to-day, and both convicted and bound
over in large bonds. The bonds are sigh
ed by Supervisor Perry, Collector Young
United States Commissioner A: W. Shat.
fer. and eight more leading politicians. Il L.
is believed that many more warrants will
be issued to-day for the arrest OF alleged
consnirators in the Cross case.