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$38 600
IN PRIZES.
1.o19PREM
Shares So Each.

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered at the General Office, either OF the
following beautiful steel engravngs: L =
Grant. Evangeline, NJ NJ Brick Pomeroy, or
Gen II + Lee, ON receipt of three dollars, III
addition To share in the distribution.
DirectorS.--Jud smith. late sheriff OF Che
mung County, n Y, Israel Q Scudder, Esq,
Elmira. y Y George Bennett, Esq, Horse
heads, NY.
CON MISSI0NERS OF DISTRIBUTION
Hon Il Clark Elmira. y y, Maj W r Rath-
bone. Elinira.N y.
pEIOSIrOkY--Han ofChcmung, Elmira
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner of Distributing the Property

Manner OF Distributing the Property
There will be a duplicate number Of shares kept
and registered and previous to the distribution thr
,lut,l,cutp number OF all shares will be placed III an
envelope and sealed. and on the day Of limiting
the premiums all the sealed envelopes containing
the duplicate numbers viii be placed in wheel and
be thoroughly mixed, then number drawn OUT
and the person holding the corresponding iiiibti
win have the first premium mentioned In the above
list Of premiums. and so on until the premiums afe
distributed Notice will be published Immediately
after the distribution takes place In the principal
papers la the country which have given puDiiea'et
and all persons holding numbers for premiums VIII
be notified by mail Distribution ofpremiums takes
place at Einira, N. " May list, 1872 or as soon as
shares aresold. . "a,
raAil remittancss may be sent In drafts or r.
orders or Greenbacks. All communications aa
dressed To
T.. S. PATT1NSON,
Business Manager and Cor. Sec'y, Elmira, n. y
shares can be procured at the General Once; III
mira, n. y. at the principal Hotels IN New notA
CITY, aud MI the large cities In the Union
Good Reliable Agents Wanted.
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Improved Farm

TO r s. "A LII.
LsIGifY ACRES OF first class prairie. well
3times, situated four M Hes east ofTipton, is
offered Tor sale on easy terms. A new frame
dwelling house is nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TEKMx- One-third cash; balance to suit
purchaser.
Inquire Of JOHNS TUTIIILI.. Esq. Upton
Iowa. Gtf wMfT HAMMOND.
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Approved April p, 1872 = a..
thereby certify that the foregoing
ct was pNhlishsd Ii .the patly Iowa,
State Register. April 18Th and IN The
Daily State Leader, April I'm. 1877.
ED WRIGHT, Secsy Of State.
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April -, 1872.
CHAPTER lo8.

AN ACT 10 sseation 10 Land Grant
Lands aod 70 provide Tor . record
title theEoto.
SECTION !. BE II enacted lv ne
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CHAPTER ,7e.

AN Act to repeal part IF Section
number one, of chapter number
twenty three, al Nintii General AS
renlbly.
SECTION l. he IL enacted IN Tie
General Assenttty Of Tic STATE ii IoRa
That all VI section nun,bcr one oil
Chapter number twenty three. of Laws
of the Ninth General Assembly, after
the word Counties" In sixth line, lac
and Is hereby Tepesiad
Approved, April y. 1872.
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Di 'ections for Using the Cement.

Di 'ections for Using the Cement.
First have the articles or parts 10 be united
perfectly clean. then heat them warm
enough 20 melt the Cement as IL Is applied
by holding piece between the thumb and
fin,er. BE sure the surface IL covered as
thin as possible, then press the two parts
firmly together. hold them thus about one
minute then put away in n dry place, let
stani n hours-wooa, leather and paper
hours Keep the Cement In a cold place with
the cover on the box e
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II g CHAPTER 1873.
AN ACT to protect the Insane.

AN ACT to protect the Insane. t
SECTION 1. BE 10 cnactcd Ly the
General Assembly If the State of Lotoa,
That there shall be Visiting Com
mittee of three appointed by the Gov
osnor, to visit the Insane Asyluns Of
the State ut their discretion, with
power to send for persons aud papers,
aud to examine witnesses on oath, to
ascertain whether any OF the inns tes
are improperly detained in the Hos
pital, or unjustly placed there, and
whether the inmates are humanely
aud kindly treated, with full power
to correct any abuses found 10 exist !;
and any injury inflicted upon the III
sane shall be treated as an olIense,
misdemeanor, or crime, rs the like Of
Tense would he regarded when inflict-
ed upon any other citizen outside Of
the insane asylulns. They shall have
power to discharge any attendant or
employee who Is found to have been
guilty of misdemeanor, meriting such
discharge; and Nil these trials for mis-
demeapOr, afiense, or crime, the testi-
m0ny Of patients shall he taken and
considered for what it Ii worth, and
no employee at the Asylum shall be
allowed to sit upon any jury before
when these cases are tried. Said
Committee shall make an annual re-
port to the Governor of the State.
SEC. 2. The names Of this visiting
committee. and their post-oiiice adj
dress. shall be kept posted In every
ward in the asylum, aud every in
mate Of the asylum shall be allowed
to write when and what they piease
to this committee, and To any other
person they may choose.
h0uided. The Superintendent may,
IL he think proper, send letters ad
dressed to other parties, To the visiting
committee for inspection lie ore for
warded to the indivi auai addressed.
And any member of this committee
who shall neglect to heed the calls Of
the patient to him for protection,
when proved to have been needed,
shall be deemed until for his Office, and
shall be discharged by the Governor.
SEC. 3. Each. and every person,
codfined in any insane asylum within
the State Of Iowa, shall be furnished
by the Superintendent or party having
charge Of such person at least once in
each week while SO confined, with
suitable materials for writing. enclos-
ing, sealing, and mailing letters:
Provided, They request the same,
unless ordered by the visiting commit
tee, which order shall continue in
ssse. us.tit .s..ssaiessssAs..asst ny ,-s.ss
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At Great Expense, after Five
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This useful article Is now offered to all, at
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Cement Is very fine and becomes as hard MS
stone when exposed to the air, or heat.
therefore ii is tn only Cement tina will
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CHAPTER Ia.

AN ACTvo repeal section 1919 or the
Revision Of 1850, md chapter ~ OF
the acts Of the 18th General Assem-
bly,. amending said Section, ard for
the enactment Of anew section In
lieu u ereof, providing for the col
lection aud payment Of Judgments
against Municipal Corporations.
SECTION !. BE ii enacted by the
That section 1875 OF the Revision of
18th General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, be, and the same are hereby, re-
pealed, and there Is 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 IL entitled
to demand ani receive Of such debtor
corporation the amount OF his julg-
ment and costs, either In the ordinary
evidences Of Indebtedness issued by
such corporation. or In bonds OF such
corporation, Of such character M the
parties may agree upon. and II the
debtor Issues no script, bonds, or other
evidences Of debt, o tar most be levied
% early ~ practicable, SUFFICIENT 70
pay of the judgment with Interest and
costs, aud When . tax has been SO lev
led, and the Same or any part thereof,
has been collected. tbs treasurer shall
on demand, without Nh order from
the Board of Supervisors, or warrant
from the clerk thereof, pay the same
TO the creditor or his attorney, taking
. receipt therefor, and II not demand
ell. may pxy the same to the clerk Of
the court where the Judgment was
rendered, taking his receipt therefor,
and Il tOilds shall be isssissi in payment
Oi jss.issasessi - sisovs provided, sAi.;
bonds shall he issued In substantially
the same form az II provided by Chap
TOR "a 81 the acts OF the 18th General
Asssmbiy Of the state Of Iowa, enti-
tied /" An sct to provide for the fund
Ing OF county indebtedness, and for
the payment thereof and said bonds
shall draw Interest at rnte not to ex-
coed 10 per cent, aMd both principal
and Interest shall be aud become due
and shall be payable In the same time
and manner q provided for In said
chapter, and n not paid when due, the
Same may be deposited with the Audi
tor Of State, who shalt take the, same
steps Tor tile payment Of said bonde,
with the interest thereon, a. Is provid-
Cd In said Chapter 81 Aforesaid.
6nC. Q. Tits ut belng deemed of
lmlDsdlate impostauce, shall take Of
feet and ~ In force from and after the
date Of III puhllCatI0D In the Daily
0oaee HGgiafef, end Daily Leader,
0ASpnnns,nfn xnia1iaheh In M MO1nan.
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AN ACT for tho relief Of occupying
claimants Of lands granted to the
State of Iowa
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

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Sale Of sJOcassee.
TEsc State oz' So,s:sa CaroIFm:

'E>Eae State OF Soss;sa Carolina.
plcNENs-1N EQUITY.
T.. L. IIoster j, BlfG, c,ustync
vs.. tim. Account
E'i@ Hester, Extrix, ct. III. Rclor, &c., &c.
I NDER an order Of the Circuit Court. in
~ this case, I"i!l sell to the his'pcst bidder.
before the Court House, at Walhai!:., on
sacday in February noxt.
l. The Life Estate Of Mrs Elizabeth Heater.
IN that valuable place, known us JOCASSE
VALLEY, containing GOO ucros, more or less,
aud lying on both siaes Of The Rivcr in Pick.
ems and Oconee Counties a Homestead, in.
Guiding the Dwelling and 200 acres, more or
less. has been laid of and assigned to the
the Widow out Of this Traot
2. The Remainder Of Mrs Il. Il. lIestcr in
all that portion Of the above tract lying in
0concc County, containing 270 es, moro or
less :
TERMS-Oac thirddhsh balance on n credit
OF twelve months, with intcreSt--to bo secured
by bond Of purchaser. good personal security,
and mortgage Of the premises.
at the sn.nc timo and place, will sell the
Notes. &c. belonging to the Estate Of Carwcl!
llcstor, Senior, deceased, for cash.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
JanuaryG. 1872 IL i
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SheI'in''s Sale.

Rf virtue OF sunlry Writs Of F;e,i bacias to me
~ lirected. will sell to the highest bidder with
an tie legal hours OF SALE before The Court House
doc in Walhalla, S. O., OH sacday in February
mex the following property:
One Trnct Of Land, situated in Oconoo
County, on Concross Greek. containing 100
acres, moro or less adjoining lands Of Lewis
Moorehcnd and others. Also. one other trnct,
containing l4O.ncros, more or less, adjoining
lands of Lewis Mnorchcnd, NJ. S. Stribing
and othors levied on as the property of Wm
Janes, at tho suit Of Walker T. Wilkic, for
Elizabeth Martin
TENNIS CASH Purchaser to pay cxtrc
for Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
January7. 1879 III 4
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AUDITORS NOTICES
AUDITORS OFFICE.

OcnNEE County, January l, 1872.
MOTICE is hereby given unto all whom il
~ may concern, that L. N. Davis, has paid
into the Treasury Of this County, Sixteen Dol.
lars and Soycnty-fvc cts for tho redemption OF
Ono Hundred and Sixty acres of Land, offered
for sale on the second Tuesday of June, 1871,
rs the property Of Joseph Davis's Estate, to
Joseph Davis, for taxes, cost and penalties for
the ycnr 1870, and forfeited to the State for
want OF bidders, on the second Tuesday Of
juno, 1871.
L. B. JOHNSON, County Auditor.
January S, 1872 10
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AUDITORS OFFICE, J
OCoNEE County,, January 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given unto all whom Il
~ may concern, that Moses Cain has paid
into the Treasury of this County, Twelve Dol.
lars and Sixty.two cents, for tho redemption of
Sixtytivo acres of Land offered for sale on the
second Tuesday of June. 1871, as the property
of the said Moses Cain, to satify demands
the yeur 1870, and forfeited to tho State tor
want of bidders on tho second Tuesday of
June, 1871.
January S, 1879 10
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RENDER UNTO CESAR
I'll L THINGS
II a1 AT ARE KSAR,s -,

W7 y earnestly request our friends to come
w forward and settle their accounts. This
is the season of the year when wc need money
to meet our engagements. If you wish CESAR
to DO well, pay CESAR what you have promised
to pay CA:sAR And when you como to town
with produce, como round and offer it to CESAR,
and see if CESAR doesn't offer you Il littlo more
than anybody else just for the sake of a sottlo.
mont. ,.'iHsi' '.iG' q
nsA- CESAR lives ut WALLER, WArsoN &
Co.'S. Respectfully,
= WALLER, WATSON & co.
Deo. l, 1871 soUN6 fet nh gn .'.i
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"Isinglass."

TIIE highest price paid in cash for MIOA
4 ond MINERALS, generally by w. P.
sale of Mines, Mineral Lands, &c. s.
Attendance in Walhalla tho first six DAYS in
each mCnth--0t other times uncertain. Mica.
will, however, always DO taken in and mid for
by his Agents, WALLER. WATSON & CO..
and D. BIEMANN, Walhalla. ,,. +, .,'
Dec 8, 1911 ,.ra Z 3m*
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VIC KS FLORAL GUID E,
FOR 1872.

THE First Edition Of Two HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies just published It is elegantly printed
on fine tinted papor, in Two CoLoRs, and ilustra.
ted with over Three Hundred Engravings Of
Flowers and Vegetables, and 3fi1F
TWO COLORED PHI TIES. $50
Themost beautiful, and Instructive CATALOGUE
AND FLORAL GUIDE In the v: :rid-sfI2 pages
giving thorough directions FOR the culture Of
Flowers and Vegetables, ornamcnting grounds,
pakigissga si&on agi. .9qacia aslaiia3 .s.a
Christmas present for my customers, but for-
Only one.quarter the cost.
Address; nodi 1sqtB a3iJAAiES yI0K,s&
Jan. s, 1879 10 ES''' -
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AUDITORS OFFICE, !

NUUITUR'S OFFICE, !.
oroNEE County. January |, 1872.
NJ Office is hereby given unto all whom Il
L may concern, that IL. w. Bowlcs, has
Haid into the Treasury Of this County, Twenty
d. Dollars and Sixty cents. for the redemption of
Three Hundred acres of Lana offered Gor saIs
on the second Tuesday of June, 1871, as ,he
property of the said II. w. Bowlos, to satisfy
demands against Kim for taxes cost and non.
altics f'r i.c year 1870, md fhrfoied to tho
State for want Of bidders On tho second ruos
day Of fJuuo. lST e4..I. s.ls
r. y. JOHNSON, IC%S;nnntyy" nty" Auditor. -"
January s, 1872 10
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.TI'E STi1,E Or SOUrN ClR 0LIN.
ocoSEa col:HTY,-cITArloN.

0CoNEH COUHTY.-CITATIoN
wv HEREAs, Thomas q. Clemson hath
w made application tn mo to grant him
Letters OF Administration OH tho Estntc and IF
ittts John Calhoun Clemson. ,lcceasc--
Ihoso aro therefore 10 cite and n,lmonisl,
all and singulnr tho kindred anil creditors Of
the said John Calhoun Clemson, deceased, to
be and nppoar bcinro no. in the Court of Pro.
bate. to be hold at Walhalla, S. C on Tuesday
the 9th, Feb. Isl Mt o'clock in the forenoon,
t" shcw cause, il any they have why tho said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my lland, this lst day Of Jan.
S. p. DENDY, Jr.oc.
jan. |, 1872 10
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CAROLINA iFERTILlZER'
frGaUWM[P 1Tg

WILMINGTON, N. O., Aug. 81, 1871
1IOR tho largest production of Cotton to the
a moro, 1000 pounds CAROLINA FERTI.
LIZER.
For tho largest production of Whoat to tho
ZER. .a
Tho above premiums arc for crops produced
with tho use of tho Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination with plantation manurcs
only, and tho awarding of said premiums is
lott discretionary with tho committee of tho
Association under their rules. .t
SANDERS, OATES & CO.,
. Agents at Charlotte.
STEVENS & CURETON, Lancaster, S. @.
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Profitable Business

Will be given one or two persons Of either sex, in
wALhALI.A, and adioing towns, by which they
may realize from $500 to 81 900 year, with but
little interference with ordinary occupation in
sollng HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES of real merit
and unvcrsalusc. If the whole time is.devotcd n
much larger sum may be realized. Circulars
free, giving complete list OF articles and con,nis
sions allowed L. S. COOK & CO., Hobokcn,
New Jersey.
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Sl,l03.97
DISBURSlIME ENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.
Cash paid O'Kelly planting trcos S 1900
~ 'a Nail .s'.' .f'. E. 28.75
do paid oakoly for boxing trees 4.o1
do pnid Wm Kowen for racks 800
do paid Bremen. election manager l5O
DC PAID jdd for Engine iDe'D 10000 %
do paid w w Goodman $50
do paid repairing we'll and ropo GOO
do paid for work on College street LOO
DO paid half years salary for Mar
shall 1880
40 paid Williams for street work $50
DO paid w w Goodman Ais
do paid NJ Bullwinkel $50
do paid Kaufman for lumber 400
do paid Ii w Pioper's bill 1000
do paid for w w Goodmnns salcry AIS
do paid Stukoy for street work 800
do paid Col j Norton 22.S5
do paid IL Oldham's bill 800
do pni6 John Ansel on fire wells 24.CO
90 paid Baptist Church subscription 5000
'do paid W p Thompson for map $50
do paid L II Brandt for street VIC II. 700
90 paid Biemnnn & Brcncckc's bill 47.75
'do paid c l. Knco as election man
agcr 15O
40 paid Taylor for horse hro 200
40 paid road hands 0.5O
do raid tclegraphing to Charleston l.G0
do paid Spike, street work 400
40 paid ron. ork 0.75
do paid Joost, huf Emo $50
30 paid J Goodman ns Marshall 1900
do pnid + Wicbcns, for salary 1850.
90 pnid iloll Rent Lights and Fuel $500
40 raid Kcnwco Courier 5000
do paid q w Ikilburn 37J
ager 800
do paid j Buuknight 100
H. 4
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81 BRIGGS g. BROTHERS
Catalogue of Flower and Vegetable
S II Il ID S

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In the first order, amounting to not less than ST.
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ing with old Free TO old customers. Quality of
secds, size Of packets price and premiums offered
make tito the advantage of all to purchase seeds
OF US. Sec Catalogue for extraordinary induce
mcnts
You will miss il you do not see our Catalogue
before purchasing Seeds.
Either Of our two Chromos for 1872, size l9x
2a--onc flower plate of Bnlbous Plants, con-
slsting of Lilies, &c.-the other Of Annual, Bicn-
ninl and Perennial Plants, guaranteed the
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CHRoMos
ever issued in this country. superb parlor or
nnment mailed post .rnid, receipt of 75c ;
also free, OH conditions specified in Catalogue
Address, BRIGGS s. BROTHFES.
[Estadishcd 1851 Rochester, New York