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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-18
CHAPTER "a.

AN ACT to amend al act entitled
AN act to amend sections 1862 and
1888 OF the Revision of $780," being
chapter fifty-one Of the laws of the
Tenth General Assembly.
SECTION !. Be II enacted By the
General Assenbiy Of the State Of lo,cd,
That section one Of chapter fifty-one
OF the laws Of the Tenth General AS
being an amendment to sec.
tions 1882 and 1888 Of the Revision Of
1850, be and the same Ii hereby amend
ed, by striking out In the fourth line
from the bottom Of said section the
word "thy." and insert the the words,
1.-THE officers serving the writ"
Also, add to said section the follow
And II . majority Of said apprais-
ers fail TO agree upon such appraise-
ment, then such appraisers shall be
discharged by the Sheriff aud new APP
praisers appointed In the manner
aforesaid until an appraisement shall
be agreed upon"
SEC. 2. This act being deemed OF
immediate importance, by the Gener-
81 Assembly, shall take effect and be In
force from and after its publication In
the Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Leader, daily newspapers pub
lished at Dies Moines.
Approved, April II, 1872.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published In the Daily Iowa
State Register, April 30th, and In the
Daily State Leader, May l, 1872.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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Improved Farm

FoF s "A i Il.
MIGHTY ACRES OF first class prairie. well
IL fenced and improved, but only cropped
8times, situated four miles east ofTipton. Ia
offered for sale ON easy terms. A new frame
dwelling house H. nearly completed and
reHdy Tor occupancy.
TRnMss-One-third cash; balance to suit
purchaser.
Inquire OF JOHN 8. TUTHILL, Esq., Upton
Iowa. 6tf WIN II HAMMOND.
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/ LOUIS MEDICINE CO.


f;hesnnt 81 b< t.Geh ard 5;h. 81 Louis, Me.
Chartered By the state aforf safe fcient Aod scSeo
ss treatmentof disease once, ~ mail. or express
Enjoying the beet ns3tcsi sk, usinG pursse dru9s 10
scocsntrated form AMI avoiding pess render our n,e1
cres fayotses We manufacture medicine fS all Chro0e
Diseases, eayeody deses1ee ths1 6ymps eoaese ei
IN Vim ses4 ssatD ne 9Th nAkrnctbee. 10 shs vey
sk The vpps II oDasbs Withks eAe reerh o. ALL
6orpe require prsfnnSeA treoapt - ueAestASso
correspond and change tht medicine reQuireA
sONg OF OrR REMEDIES.
OiarYhRa Pills Scots. Constipation Pills
81 90, these Pills Inv alnrbe person Of eonspated
habit Fever and Ague Pills 81 90. Liver Pills
90. these &C, directly on the Yer NeuPolgio Pil0
90 relief IN 30 min. and IN few days. IoAlc
Pille 81 90, for Nervous Exhaustion Physical DEBILITY.
Loss Of Loss Of appetite etc. Blood Pills 81.00
o. pus-i scsetahie and BE- taken lang
enough to any blood faint. Bnchu Pills 81, for
kidney. bladder and urinary d!ncntcs this drug has
world wide rpuaion for hundred years Plmple and
Freekie Cure ST. the most effective known 70 the pro
sssson Pile Cure g Pills for all forms Of Female Dis
from etS u e. % box. Alss fud preparations
Of all kinds reasonable prices Eend two stamps for
catalagne sai y drugsist u you don end tAsa. sssA
direct 70 u.s. address confidently DR.. N. D. Bond.
b. fnysds country siciaus o. Druesss eaa eedes
any Sugar Coated pills. Patent e1icne Drug Surgical In
Medical sppsnee through 0tPa9ulag pstceo
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FA RM

FOR . AID.
+ WILL sell my farm, one and one-half
sonable terms. Said farm Ia under good cul.
tfvatton, well fenced. and has on II q COM
Portable house. large barn, three wells, and
q first rate bearing orchard.
For further particulars address or enquire
OF
ID. b REEVES
3m23 WEsr BRANCH, CEDAR Co.. iowa.
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by cleansing H. BLOOD 49, sFsasta0 - nsss go
eDcrstivs orgaas 70 hsalthy actisn, n. Hsnry's
Boot and Plant Pils curS many complaints which Il
would not DO supposed thsy oosM rsacA, such -
HeoAashe, Pafn IN 3ho Side, 1uDh.
49, ~ e6o AAoAo go 1ooA, b0la0eo.
~ Ges1i: ss ~, eh.sI tliirnla delscass-
- e~A1aoeeD9p AO0BOABnoS
ktA0ND vQtNite, Dtlioue DyseoteYys
/, iorr,-g A0eeete.ss Co9eePaesoos y.
J1lty, HevePn Of an k1DGn, Oy0Pop.
Ga, ta1ndiee, and other kin1ssa complaints
arising from low state Of the bodys Or obstTuction
Of IL fhnctions.
Being ffss from Msrcsry aad eehe poisoss they
be taken at all timss asd sn6er q eircsmstan-
css, without regard to d3et, b1dna1D - pleasure.
They stimulate the weakened and distenpsrsd
parts into healthy action giving thsm strength -
dsburdsn themselves and throw on the obstruction0
which are the Arst cause Of dissass, W1t6o0e
proAueing either oaesee es 1riDan9:
fcrerupners OF dirsful diseases such . ADoDleKy,
PAPalytie StPokes,&c are e0scealV vafde4
on by Q few doses u these aAsehing Pills.
Pail dissnns aounA hsx. in 1aGGA 0an0aA 4raneA
and Spanish. Pries = Cents boz
Prepared the Grafton MedicinA c.. D. L111e He.
Sold BY Druggists end DsApEsts os0kdns svayvA1A
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House & Lot

H O R - a l. E .
A FLEA5AMI AM UMrOHIAnLE
and god hafD and wall. known - the Wild.
Ow Wiley 1g0perey. On 7th 81, northwest ~
on resssnssi terms. isseiss q
8ml5 WM. ELLIOTT,
III the Court House.
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CHAPTER 22l.


AN ACT to amend section four humid
red and ninety eight OF the Revision
OF 1860, In relation to special cleo
lions. s1N See +
SECTION 1. BE II enacted By the
General Assembly ~ the Sttste Of x0scG,
That section four hundred and ninety.
eight of the Revision Of 1890, be, and
the samu!s hereby, amended to read
N follows: sl4t = .sss. !.
sf II the ballots OF any officer are found
to exceed the uumber Of the v0ters In
the poll lists. that fact shall be certi-
fed with the Dumber Of excess In the
return, and II u bs found that the vote
OF the township where the error OCCUR
rcd would change the result In Feia-
ton 10 : county odlcef. II the person
elected were deprived Of % many
soiss, thsn the election Sbasi b. ~
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Vinegar Bitters are not yile Faney DrIak.
Made Of Poor Run. Whiakey, Preof splrifa
and Refase LIQUORS. doctored, spiccd md gweet-
sed to please the taste. called Tonnes Appctzers-
Restores" &c, that lead the tippler to drunken
ness and ruin bat true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California, free frsm ali
Alcoholic Stimulanfs. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, aperfect Renovator and Inyigorator
Of the system, carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No person
take these Bitten ascosdng to direciens and
main long unwelL provided their bones not des-
troyed By mineral poison other and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are Gentle Psrsaiive a. well A.
Tonic possessing, also, the peculiar merit acting
powerful agent IN relieving Congestion In6amma-
tion Of the Liver. and all the viscerL Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTs, xsnin~
young old. married OF singis, at Tie ..sther in
hood or at he turn n lie. thee 06awn Of
upon o. -.sses. th~sa sRie sit'er' have no
Fof fnaas massry o. Chroaic Rheumass.m
md Geut. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bill
IoGs, Reniaaene anA InaeR@istesG Fevers.
Diseases Of the Blosd. Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful
such Diseases caused By Initiated Bleed,
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain b the Shoulders. Coughs. Tixhtness Of the
Chest Dizziness Sour Rrucatons Of the Stomach Bad
Taste the Mouth. Bilious Attacks Palpaton of the
Heart Inflammation of the Lungs Pain In the regions
Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms
are the ofsprinxs Of Dyspepsia.
They inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them OF unequAiled
efficacy cleansing the blood Of ali impurities and i'm
parting nav life and visor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, kruptiona, letter.
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CHAPTER 2ls.

AN ACT 20 provide information con-
corning the Deaf and Dumb.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted ty TIC
General Assembly Of the State Of fora,
That IL shall be the duty of each Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Common Schools
in this State to report on the first day
of November Of each year 10 the SUI
OF the Iowa Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb the name, age
and post Office address Of every deaf
and dumb person between the ages of
five and twenty one, who resides in
the county in which he is Superinten
dent, including all such persons a.
may be deaf to such an extent AS To be
unable TO acquire an education in the
common schools.
Z 2. Il shall bo the duAy of the Scc-
rotary Of each school district to furnish
the information above required with
his annual report to the County Super
ApppFovea, ,s1;;ilsss 2s ..lls s ~
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the law department or the State Uni
versity; oil the foregoing ~ be bound
In law-sheep, and the two parts bound
In one volume, eighteen thousand
copies Of the general or public laws,
and four thousand copies Of the private
and local laws shall Be delivered to the
County Auditors Of the several coan-
ties In proportion to the population
thereof. But no county shall receive .
less number than ten copies of the
general or public laws, and two copies
Of the private and local laws for each
organized township aud Incorporated
town or city In said county. Upon
the receipt Of said laws - above pro-
vided the Auditor Of such county shall
execute duplicate receipts therefor to
the Secretary Of State, one of which
shall be filed in the ONCE of Auditor Of
State.
as. The County Auditor shall set
apart Q sufficient number Of copies Of
each part to furnish each G ,unty on
Ger, each member Of the board Of su-
pervisors and the mayor of each incor-
pOrated town or city, one copy Of each
part, and one COPY of the general or
public laws TO each justice Of the peace
and constable, one copy TO each town.
ship trustee or member Of city or
town council. one copy to each town.
ship clerk and township assessor aud
report 10 the Auditor Of Stale the num-
Der Of copies Of each part remaining In
his hands; alec the number Of copies
Of former sessions.
b S6. The Secretary of State and the
Auditors of the several counties are
hereby authorized to sell the copies of
said laws 30 remaining In their hands
ct fifty cents per copy and pay over
the proceeds in the same manner ~
the proceeds Of the sale Of the Revision
of 1850 are accounted for and paid
over.
az. The Secretary Of State shall be
paid for preparing the copy for the
printer, making the marginal notes
and index, experimenting the print
ing and binding and for the expense
of distribution to the several counties
under the provisions of this act, the
same pay a. allowed by section seven
OF chapter 81 OF the laws OF 1858, for
the distribution OF the laws Of the
Twelfth General Assembly, and to be
paid In the same manner.
SEC. s. This act being deemed by
the General Assembly to be Of imme-
diate importance, shall take effect
aud be In force from aud after its
publication in the Daily State Regis
ter and Daily Iowa State Leader,
newspapers published In Des Moines.
Iowa.
Approved, April %, 1872.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published IN the Daily State
Leader, and Daily Iowa State Regis
ter, May l, 1872.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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CHAPTER PIG.

CHAPTER PIG.
AN ACT supplemental to an Act pro-
viding for the permanent location Of
the Iowa Reform School.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the
General Assenabiy Of the State Of L0Wd,
That the board of trus tees Of the Iowa
Reform school, while employed in To-
eating and superintending the erection
Of buildings for said school, shall re-
ceive the sum Of three dollars per day
and their actual travelling expenses,
the amount due each trustee to be
certified to by the President aud Secre-
tary OF said board.
~. The treasurer Of said board Of
trustees shall give bond in sufficient
amount, to be approved by the Census
Board.
SEC. 3. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance. shall take ef-
feet from and after its publication in
the Daily State Register and Daily
Iowa Leader, newspapers published
In Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved, April "a, 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register, May |, and In the Dali
~ State Leader, May ?, 1872.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y OF State.
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SHAf Eft ~.
AN ACT to repeal section four OF
chapter sixty-two of the acts of the
Fourteenth General Assembly, and
to enact substitute therefor.
(SEcTioN ~ Be IL enacted BY the
General assembly of the State Of lOsUd,
That section four of chapter sixty two
of the acts OF the Fourteenth General
Assembly is hereby repealed, and the
following is enacted In lieu thereof, as
said section:
SECTION 4. The present district and
circuit judges of each judicial district
In this State, except the 13th,) who
may be residing in the territory Of each
respective district a. II will be consti-
tuted after the first Monday Of Janua-
ry, A. ID. 1873, shall. on or before the
fret Monday Of December, A. d. 1872,
and the acting district and circuit
judges Of each judicial district, on or
before the first Monday Of December
OF each alternate year thereafter. des-
ignated, by order made under their
hands, the time Of holding the terms
of the district and circuit courts in
each county Of their districts, for the
two years next ensuing, the first Mon.
day Of January thereafter, which or
der shall be filed forthwith with the
clerk of the district court of each coun-
ty In such district, and which order or
notice thereof shall be published in
each county of said district, and ut
least one term of each court shall be
held in each organized county in the
State.
That no process, writ, notice, petiti-
ton, Indictment, or other paper issued
out Of, returnable to, or to be tried In
any Of the courts in any district or
circuit, and made returnable to or tri-
able at any term fixed by law therein,
shall be quashed, set aside, or in any
manner invalidated by reason of any
thing In this act, or In chapter 81 of
the laws Of the Fourteenth General
Assembly, or by the acts Of said judges,
In fixing said times, but the same shall
be held to be returnable t. and triable
at the times by said judges under the
provisions OF this act In the respective
counties of such district; and 10 any
wherein the time Of holding
any term of either of the courts herein
named 10 changed, such process, writ
notice, petition, Indictment, or other
paper, shall be held to be returnable
and triable at the first term of such
court as fixed by said judges.
Approved, April %, 1872.
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CHAPTER PIT.
AN ACT to amend cha ter ll3 acts II
the Twelfth General Assembly, en-
titled An Act to protect Game.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the
General assembly of the State Of IoWd.
That chapter ll3 81 the laws Ut the
Twelfth GeaSs~lu sAs-ossbty se> hSsshy
amended, by striking out the word
first" In the sixth line Of section one
of said chapter, and insert the word
IN fifteenth" therefor; also strike out
the first and second provisos. and In
sert the following therefor: " PrOUi-
: led, except on his own premises, 1t
sh ~ be unla wfui for any person to
net en.hare or trap any Of said game !;
and nrori0.,l further, that, except on
his own nremi.sss, it shall be unlawful
for any person TO slhoot. kill, net, en-
snare, or trap any qua.. at any time OF
the year; and provided M'rtner, .ha.
II shall be unlawful for any iherson 20
kill, ensnare, or trap, any besaver
mink, otter, or muskrat, between u0e
first day of April and the first day or
November in each year, except, that
it shall. be lawful to shoot quail on the
premises Of another within the time
designated in the act to which this act
IL an amendment, with the consent OF
the owner or occupant thereof.
Approved April "a, 1872.
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April "a, 1872.
CHAPTER 2ls.

AN ACT fixing the compensation Of
members Of the General Assembly,
and of officers and employees thereof
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the
General assembly Of the State OF ioica,
That the compensation Of members,
officers, and employees Of future Cen
eral Assemblies shall be as follows !:
To every member for each regular
session, five hundred and fifty dollars,
and for each extra and adjourned SEES
sion, the same compensation per diem
while in session TO be asceriained by
the rate per diem Of the compensation
of the members Of the General Assem-
bly, at the next preceding regular scs-
sion, and for every twenty miles In
going to and returning from the place
where the General Assembly is held
by the nearest travelled route, three
dollars. To the Secretary OF the Sen
ate and Chief Clerk Of the House. each
eight dollars per day TO the Assistant
Clerks OF the House, and Assistant
Secretaries of the Senate, each seven
dollars per day. To the Engrossing
and Enrolling Clerks. each five dollars
per day. To the Sergeants-at.a arms,
Dookeepers, Janitors, Postmaster,
Mail Carriers, and their Assistants,
each four dollars per day. To the
clerks Of committees, each three dol
lars per day. To the Messengers and
Papcrfoiders, each two dollars per
day.
2. That the above shall be the on
~ and full compensation to such men,
bers, officers, aud employees, and no
allowance of stationery, postage, news
papers, or other perquisites shall be
made, except the stationery necessary
for the clerks aforesaid.
Annrnyed Anril "a 1872.
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CHAPTER 2l9.

AN ACT to amend Section 1917 Of
Chapter IS, Of the Revision.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State oflopa,
That the following part Of section 1917,
OF chapter IS, Of the Revision Of 1850,
be, and the same IL hereby, repealed,
viz:
!" In no case shall said corporation
be liable for the costs on appeal, unless
tho owner Of such real estate shall be
adjudged, aud entitled upon the APP
peal tn . greater amount OF damages
than was awarded by said freehold-
ers,u and in lieu thereof the following
be substituted, viz:
"In cases OF appeal, the appellant
shall pay the costs OF appeal, uniess
such 2ppc!.2n: recover inozs ;asoEA-
BILE judgment than the appraisenent
Of sucf freelsolders."
Approved April "a, 1872.
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AN ACT to amend section seven hun
dred and eighty-one of the Revision
-
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Also, will b found ct the above barn, the
beautiful three year old hAlf-bred
Norman stallion
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-10

g,Ou.S
1t ia possible that the constant
repetition by the Greeley orators OF
the howl about the DISTINGUISHED
South" NAV prrsuadc some uuthink
ing rersous that there really Is such
a thing as .isirauchlsrmeHt iy Fed
eral laws in this country. In rrall.
ty there Is not. The history Of 'hc
cnse is very simple.
The original reconstruction laws.
under which constitutional convrn-
ton, were elected in the rebel states.
excluded certain classes OF d sloval
men from voting. W hen the con
slitutlona' conventions met IL the
several States, constitution was
framed Tor each, some OF which Dis.
tranchlscd rebels, AS IN lennes &c
and Missouri, and the remainder OF
which did not. The DISTINGUISHING
clauSc5 IN these CONSTITUTIONS have
since b'en repealed, an, no man i
now prevented from voting any
where IN the United States, on ac'
count oil having taken part IN the
rebellion, except by State law III
Arkansas.
A few are disqualified from hold.
ing otace-l"SS than two hundred IN
all, This came about as follow
The Fourteenth Amendment To the
constitution OF tn" United Stats
prohibited certain classes from hold
Ing Office, all OF whom had taken an
oath 10 support the Constitution Of
The United States, and subsequently
taken part IN the rebellion This
includ'd. necessarily. All Fedora and
state officers Tor years back, aud
Was very sweeping. The sam"
am cidmrht, however, gave Congress
the power To remove this disability
Ly twoihird vote OF each House.
This congress, on the urgent recon.
incubation ot Gen Grant, did the
III OF May las!, excepting from such
rrl-a,- only the follow ing classes Of
men VINO ha1 taken an "ath 10 sup
pors lht boh*ti'u'l"h' ana suOS"'
qn."''' ehSaS"a It, fr,"'''''h'
orhtt"rS ami representatives
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-10

SrAlN Gems 10 be- drifting towards
chaos with rapidlrv that must de-,
light Don Carlos as much as IT. dis.
gusts Amadeus. Buckle believed
that devotion to Church and KING
WAS the curs, ct the lhermn PENN
snla THIS curse certainly exists NO
!ong"r Lorla's ,ne ring state
mrnt. that some religion must b,
maintained Nor the sake of ON
" v,s aud daughters, slows what til,
cling about the Church is. ANA
deus carlraturrd in thonSan WAYS.
Tue Queen - tairly vIh6rd. Th.
X val carriage has been hissed
y t, although SPAN no longer rev
rrencrs Church or King, she is going
from bad to worse. The law seem
t. be- powrrl"ss. Murders and bur.
glarlrs ar" unpuniShrd. and (may
gu, sentimental brethren mark thr
i1cD grow more Errqmnt, dav bv
day, 50 many communinn.SrrvicrS
have been stolen from the churches
e. fact ~ itself very Signisrant) thai
sr"cial permission has been got from
Rom Ia nSe cheap u,ensilS on tb
affairs and pat the costly ones in
y cs 1T safety, NJ anwhllr, poliri.
e /. anmp>lts ~ ~ h"rcr a. ever.
\ opponent j. held az 70 scorn ia
H. mtt"rs Is Il "rHtiirGsh, . a 'rrah,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-30

Almost the only business in stock specu-
lation is confined to levee, though other
stocks are talked about, but do not exer-
else much attention. 1t appears that levee
is subject to some agency which either
causes it to rise, stay still or fall. The
secret system prevails. Very few sales are
reported on the ground that it is private
business and of the character in which the
public are not concerned. In New York
matters of this kind there is rot sale or
transaction of any kind that does not find
its way into the papers by regular system
of chalk and black board; the privacy only
extends so as to cover the names of the in
New Orleans, if news is not picked up on the
street where it is liable to be bad, it
is not ascertained at all, and the latter
system is liable to many mistakes like all
other reports gathered from word of mouth.
The quotations received for the stock yes
terday were from S. IS to Sc Is for the or
binary brand, s909 25 for SO so paid,
and SO 37A for 81 paid, the latter amount
being now due. The sales made were by
no means liberal in amount, and dullness
seems to have settled over the market.
City certificates, including Metropolitan
certificates, are quoted from 80 to 81, and
the disposition to pay city taxes is growing
in volume and intensity.
Louisiana warrants are of an uncertain
price. When the old are sold they fetch
about IS to 76 cents; when the same are
bought for purpose they. obligate from 50
to IS, and the margins are against the
huvers