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CHAPTER 10.

AN ACT 10 appropriate certain mon
eys for the payment Of the tempor
airy officers Of the Fourteenth Gen
eral Assembly, aud for postage
SECTION l. BE II enacted by Ill.
General Assembly Of the State OF
Iowa, That the following sums, or $
much Thereof as may he necessary, mr..
t,-reby appropriated, tor the temporar.
Ulcers aud employees Of the Sena.
md House OF Representatives Of til.
present session, aud the postage there
#.
To NJ. J. RohIf-, speaker, two days
.en dollars.
Thomas Morgan. D,or Keeper, two
ways, cs8sss ssOssaso. ssssssa.
J. c. Donneii, Door Keeper, two
days, eight dollars.
H. G. Russell, Sergeant alarms,
wo days. eight dollars.
II b. Baird, Acting Postmaster,
sixteen days. eighty dollars.
Ezra Rathburn, Mail Carrier, seven
lay. thirty live dollars.
Joseph Ivers. Paper Folder, fou,
lays, sixteen dollars.
w. H Pean, Paper Folder, four
lays, sixteen dollars.
Charles Aidrich, Clerk, two days,
.en dollars.
Is. Van Steinburg, First Assistant,
Clerk, two days, ten dollars.
George Baily, Jsnitor. three days,
twelve dollars
Arthur Courtney, Messenger, four
days. eight dollars.
f. Z. Swan, Messenger, four Jays,
eigat dollars.
A. A Wnsht, Me,se ,ger. four day.,
e,sht dollars.
Charles A. BInIsett, Messenger,
fur days. eight dollars.
W. {. Mathews, Messenger. four
lays, eight do lars.
James NJ. Weart, Secretary Of Sc, .
.le. two days, ten dollars.
Val. Mendel, Sergeant ut, Arms, two
lays, eight dollars.
w. NJ. Marsham, Door Keeper, two
days, eight dollars.
Sampson Carter, JAuitor, two days,
eight dollars.
Frank :. Rice, Messenger, two days,
six dollars.
Willie Baker, Ne sen ger, Two days.
six dollars.
Charles Finn, Messenger, two days.
tx dollars.
SEC. =. For the payment, In part, Of
the Postage OF the fourteenth General
A -seinbly, the sum of two thousand
five hundred dol lars, to be paid upon
the Auditors warrants. issued upon
certificates Of the Secretary 0f State,
80 ....'nt Of postage ut the
tune actually delivered 90 InruIUc.s
II this General ASSEMBLY.
This act being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shall take effect aud be In
force from aud after its publication in
the Daily STATE Il lister and Daily
Stale Leader, newspapers published ut
Des Moines.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
ACT WAS published In the Daily Iowa
Stale Register, February ,. 1872. aud
ia the DAiiy tate Leader, February 8,
1872. Ed WRIGHT,
Sec'y Of State.
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ORR In II Notice.

Sarah c. Hunting Circuit Cour, Of
against Cedar County
carr, ana II. l.. Custer. Apri! term 1872
TO John Abrahams, u. Z. Carr and II. L. Gus
ter. Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
nn HE In the office Of the Clerk OF the tIr-
emit C0art, In and for the county OF Cedar, In
Inc STATE OF Iowa. 4 petition OF "a, All c.
Stunning, Plaintiff. claiming ~ you tie sum
81 nfty-four and 70. 100 dollars and interest
on the same from October 18th 1870 nj o one
hundred aud seventy Ave dollars. and inter.
es, on the same from April l2'h, 1867. as mon
ey hue on two prOmissnry notes given by
John Abrahams to sarah =. Hunting. aIso
the foreclosure Of" certain m arfgage Civ en-
by Inn Abrahams 10 Sarahtt. Hunring
Now unless you appear IL said ne itfop
AMI defend thereto Al or'hefnre noon q. the
second dav OF the next term sail cnnr,
to be begun and held AZ rio.an In Sai,
county on the sta dayDf apr'l 1872 d aet,,ni,
Will he entered against you. aud Judgment
rendered tbs.saaa In ace,rdance III, ~
PRAYER of said petition i 'he
4wil CIV. ROLLINS, Att'yfor .rrn
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Ad,ni .,lstra tors Notice.

1lUBLIC notice IL hereby given that the
ID aud CD nmtssiOned by the Circuit Court
0fCe.tar county, In the state OF Iowa, Admin
tatrntors ~ the estate Of Isaac Preston
against sntd estate are hereby notified ~ ME
them witt, the Clerk Of said COart, clearly
time. nrecaratnry tn thcir heir~ .,inv ~ ~
proved: and persons owing satd eHiate are
reqnested to make immediate payment tn
tho undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated NJ Upton. Iowa, this 18th day Of
March, A. D., ls72.
Tvs iH 5HN sE sAh, 6y. }Aamr'..
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Vinegar Bitiers are not vile Fancy Drink.
Made Of Peer Ram, Whiskey, Preef Spirits
aRd Refnse Lisu0rs, doctored spiced and sweet
ened please the taste. called Tonics Appc,izers
Restorers, &c. that lead the ppler to drunken.
and ruin. but true Medicine. made from the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California free from all
Alcoholic Ssimalanis. They the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE. perfect Renovator and lnvigora,cr
OF the System. carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No person
take these Btters according TO directions and
main long unweil. provided their bones not des-
troyed BY mineral poison other means. and the vital
ORGANS wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are q Gentle Parsative ~ well as n
Tonic, POSSESSING Also tho peculiar merit dactn
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inaamma-
tion Of the Liver. and ali the vscsrsl Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old. married single, at the dawn of
hood at the Of he these Tonic Bittcrs have
equal.
For Inaammatery or Chronic Rheumatism
ana GSat. DysDepsia Indigestion. hi.
less. ReMsssest and Inaersaieeemt Fey~rs.
diseases ~ the blood. Liver. Kidneys aud
s .sss:., thee M sSvrtYsfedHfssa.
which is generally produced by arrangement of the
Diaestive OrRRas.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ACHE Pain h the Shoulders Coughs Tiehtness Of the
Chest Dizziness. Sour Eructstions Of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Papitaton Of the
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs. Pain In the regions
Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms
the onsprinxs 81 Dyspepsia.
They invcorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them Of unequslled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and I'M
parting new life and vigor 10 the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Erursions letter,
Salt Rheum Botches Spots, Pimpes, Pustules, Boils
Carbunclcs, Ring Worms, scald Head. Sore Eyes
Erisipelss, Itch, scurfs, Dsco!orations Of TIL skin
Aumor and Diseases Of the skin. Of whatever name
OF nature literally dug up and carried out Of the
system in short time by the Of these Bftters One
bottle in such will convince the most iuereduo1s
Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You End H. i'm
purtes bursting through the skin in PIN Eru ptions
or sores cleanse II when you find II ob.tructed aud
aluRgjsh In the veins. cleanse II when ii Is foul ard
your feelings will tell you when Keen the btod pure,
and tue b. alth Of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE. and other WORMS. lurking in
the system Of many thousands. .ectnally drs
troyed and removed For fun directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed four
ianguAges-Engsh Gerrnaf French and Spanish.
J.WALkER, Proprietor. R.H. MCDONALD y co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco Cal ! md
% and "a Commerce Street, New YORK.
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Probate Notls q.

To all whom II may concern:
Notice IL hereby given that on the 28th
day OF February. 1879, there was III led in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, An In
strnment purpOrting 10 be the last viii and
testament Of Benjamin cole late Of Cedar
county. Iowa. dec ased and said instrument
was by said Clerk opened and read accordlng
70 law, and the 9Th day IL April. A. d. 1872,
being the first day of The next term of sai
Of said instrument. and that the same will
be then admitted TO probate ~ and for the
last Will and ties, m mt Of Benjamin Cole
deceased. l. no sufficient objection be then
made. WIN F. LOTT.
Clerk IT Circuit Court.
Wo!f& fandt. Atty for Estate. awe
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BY virtue of q general execution to me d.
rected issued from the Office OF the Clerk ot
the District Court, In and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa. in favor Of { w
McIlWain, and against w G Butte field and
Mary II Butterfleld I have levied upon the
following property rs the property OF the said
w G Butterfield and Mary Il Butterfield, to.
wit:
lots number five %, six 90. seven a. eight
(S), in block number fourteen Cf. and lot
number one "a, In block number twelve l2
And shall offer the same for sale nj the
Court House door, in the tow of Upton. In
said county, on Sa urday, the 10th day OF
March. A. ID. 1872, at one O'Clock r. NJ, al
said day to satisfy said execu ion and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day Of Feb. A. D.. 1872
JOHN ID. SHEARER
3w8 Sheriffof Cedar county. Iowa.
Per A b Maynard. Deputy.
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PREMIUMS AND ClVR TERMS.

eAsrhese club terms arc designed specially
for towns where there are no
local booksellers,
Any person sending us the amount in
advance for the complete set of the Leather
ssassssasasssr aasass. SAFE. will receive 9rMsut.
tOusly q handsome steel engraved portrait
of J Fennimore Cool er, of size suitable for
biuding in the volume. Any one seuding US
the amount in full for four complete sets oi
this series $780, will receive an extra set gra.
tuitously, each set accompanied by the steel
portrait of Cooper. The volumes of the sc.
ries will be mailed TO each subscriber, post
paid. rs rapidly as published, and the por-
trait Immediately on the receipt fthe re.
mittance.
d. APPLETON 4 CO., Publisher,
$40 & isl BROADWAY. NEW Y RK.
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Notice Of Final Report !.

To all whom II may concern:
Notice In hereby given that there is now on file III
the Office OF ihh Clerk OF the Circuit Court # tht
state OF Iowa. within and for Cedar County. the na
report Of Agnes Goodrich, Guardian In said county
and state of William ID. Goodrich, minor heir o.
Charles NJ. Goodrich late OF said county, d, ceased
showing full settlement of the business Of said
dianshi Up In said Cedar county. and showing her ap
pointment Of guardian of said minors. In Ontario
county, state of New York and asking that she n
discharged rs said Guardian. in said Cedar county
Iowa and her bond exonerated.
That the sh day of prii, 1872 being the first day
Of term of said Court II set for the final hearing
said report and that II no sufficient objection b.
then made an order of said Court will be made dis
charging said Guardian, as PRAYED.
VIM ELLIOTT.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Wolf 4 LANDr, Att'ys for t"a-s,, s'"'"
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of general execution To me d.
rected issued from the office of the clerk of
me Ircu,t uourt. IN and for the County OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa in favor al Georga
Fraseur, and against John Shearer tui
berlson 4 Jack, and Alexander GRAY, have
property of the said John Shearer cn1bert
son q Jack, and Alexander Gray. to wit:
me east tiatf III block number twenty
Iowa. s'' ''"ii's'
Ana shall OFF, the same for sale at the
Court House door. in the town of linton. in
SAID county on SATURDAY. The > da, al March
A. ID. lS72, at one o'clock = w. OF sail day
10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon '
Dated this 20 day of February. A. D.. 1872
JOHN ID. SHEARFR
3wl0 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
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UkfHlR STOCKING 20NAIGls.

D. APPLETON 4 Co. announce that they
have commenced the publication OF J. Feni-
Renel al popular circulation. The series will
begin with the famous Leather Stacking
Tales" five in number, which will be pub
lished In the following in the following order,
ut Intervals Of about a IN NTH
THIS last Of the Moaicans.
n. Tho Oeerslayer. ". The Pioneers.
MI The OeesSlayer. v. The Prairie.
This edition of the "Leather-Stockin ing
Tales Will be printed in handsome octave
volumes, from new stereotype plates. Each
volume superbly and fully illustrated with
entirely new designs by the distinguished
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SWEET CHESTNUT, &C

The most valuable Timber and Nut Produc-
ing Tree on the continent. 500 600 yet un-
sold. A L. page circular free. send Tor one.
hcstnut Seed preserved for planting, per
,ound 80 cts, by mail post paid. i,~page
analogue of Beautiful Flowers anu rare
.'iants sent ire. Plants sent safely by nlali
nv distance. Try it Nurseries established
years. 2DJ acres; . gfesiiIousts. Address
,FoRRS. HARRfe0N Il 90. gainesville,
AXE county. Onln
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IMPROVED
LAND FOR SALE!

FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
liz within y miles of ripton, on the Daven-
port road. The above land II divided into /.
farms of 100 acres each, all fenced separately
and one OF them divided into five fields o,
convenient size for either grain growing o.
stock grazing. and two story frame nous,
3sxa2, n barn 22x5n. granary, several cribs
stock yards, several good wells, cistern. or
chard. smallgrove, and several hundre,'
rods ~ sage hedging. A portion of SAID
premises is wntered ny sugar creek, and aft
Ords abundant pasture for stock. To any
one purchasing the whole Of the above land
1915 acres Of timber within a half mile o.
the premises will be given as a premium
Price low and terms to suit Purchaser
Enqtire Of nAtf \ L. SMITH
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pIete life Of
JAMES FISK.

Containing a full account Of all his schemes,
enterprise and assassination. biographies
of Vanderbilt. Drew and other great Rail-
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tn siren How a beautiful woman capiivat-
ed ana ruined her victims. Life Of COW ~
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arw A!v ytiatil ,cnts.
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The greatest illustrated Original story
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SHERIFF SALE.

woLf 4 LANDr, Att'ys for G".-.''"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16

Lord Coclnane. aftefwaFl Earl Of
DruIdonaM. almost broke tlle hesrt
and fastened the resignation and death
Of Lori EIlenhoro,igh. That great
man and most upright magistrate hatl
conceived q political prejudice against
Lord C0chrailc, and SUMMED ,uD yio-
leiitly against him. He afteTw.,rtl
saw good reason to believe tint he had
beer itiistakcn IN bis facts, and had
been too iarsh IA hts sentence.
"A witness was asked IN court one
day what Bafvsl -- had said tol,llh
when ne had liiade an application at
Chambers. Whereupoh the witness
gave a gruilt and D r,af, as the nearest
4of feptodaclng the I learnetl
Judges rcmsrk, I' aaII9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16

sl ~ rt
NATURE s pE,SALTIEs. How fearful
" rigidare Gods laws, which be- llDs
established to control our phySlcat
life Nothing in human government
is like them III certainty Of che excCas-
ton Of the penalty for their violation!
What human castigatlon Il equal to 4
At OF the gOut with whielnat sCour-
gcs tlie wlne-bibbefg h He exchanges
bodily COtnf0Ft for disqualification Of
his appetite, and I'M return harvests
painffOnf every member Ofthe body,
and every Joint cries oGst t6f him what
! lbOl Ne is.I C0npars& healthy per
ions cheek with N livld cOuntenance
iOf agiHdFlnkes, o. Aay other person
who takes 1stsuHg drink, and set Whist
God has wtisten against this great SIN.
A{ffSifee ~ sf9al, Vles iess +
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16

The other day, while the yaiu was
pouring In torrents q cOHntryman was
going up the street, vainly trying to
protect his umbrella under his coat.
ny don't You open your umbrella,
man y'' asked q passer-by. "a new
pmbrella In such q rain as this. Why
you must be mad =, replied the man.
as he got the contents Ofa water-spout-
down his neck.
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E'apeF-hangimg, CaHccmllnimg,
Decorating, &C.

E N. WADswORTH win give urn,n,4
H. attention to all orders for panssvs
hanging, Calceminlng, Decorating. ~. IN
this city or vicinity. All work oxeeisa1
in the latest style, In the best manner. and
at lowest living rltes. Gy- Orders Ieif Al
Furniture WarcroOmS OF Chaa, Nealey S,,iIi
receive prompt attention, fovs I
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16

The causes for which a Mahometan
woman may demand divorce are
clearly and broadly laid down in the
Koran, and her evidence Is sufficient,
because the MahOMetall law stpposes
that . woman must be violently ag-
grieyed before the Modesty other sex
win allow her to appear In public with
such application, SO careful Is this
law TO square her feelings that she Is
not even required to recount her injur-
les, unless Of her own free will. All
she Is to do Is to place her slipper re-
d-that Ii with the sole upward
before the Cadi, and the case is fin
ished. The divorce y granted without
further inquiry. T.
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DIR. e. o. SMITH, DENTIST,

-NH ~ IA1UL]IAEENbN IN AKsegl l1ngIleaIa sTI7N
II Dany, ana is now ready
TO-. % WAN On 2 the cltizens Of Al. fYY{YyA
invention IN dental wnr,, t. con,,s,. q,
supp0EtinH tlie piate 70 ThosnOulh Withont
covering the whole roof as heretofore.
Inoae wishing artificial teeth are request.
90 10 call and enamlne for themsalyes.
Also, plates nierded, whether partially
broken or divided. Teeth, extTNctcd viii.
ont pain. ONCE over Turrell's store. All
VITA "arAuhtcu. iva
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n A loctors motto Is supposed 70 bee
..Patlensa aud long suneFing:s lsof
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16
Aless "a there b Alserslslnx.


A STORT WITH A MORAL. l8s
.9M t sg .e--@e- tiii .t,gizGs
Aitertwenty years 0fincesant labor,
. merchant OF New York, who shall
be narnelesss f6ind himself just where
he began twenty years ago, without a
dollar lie did not owe. Seated at his
desk one morning, pouring over bills
and other unsatisfactory documents, he
asked himself for the hunhrcith time,
how It happened that his neighbors
were fiOurisling. while he stagnated
and found It hard matter to hold his
own. 10 sAsftss s5E de3'l 5Ff
4 lie said to himself II work twice a
hard aathey de;~ I am as honest and
prompt In all ny dealings and still
! do mot make Roadway, There's my
family growing dps md NV eldest bog,
n0w in the firm, assl Ne mlist haEa,
whist EfsaEy nnseRssK make better HAlcs
tilisseasoRs IsImil find ltvery hari7O
give him, Esir portion ofitlio pr0fifs.
What must be (lones'' isS.Easef y
GAS he asked limselfi this question, q
respectable locking yGnng man, with a
book under his arm. entered his office,
stood before him and immediately adj
dressed him with polite .scood morn
ing which sallltaf:on the merchant
as couRteOusly returned. isg I37
n iave called on d little matter OF
bIsiEcss, sir.sia iistSiiGaagssi ii,gast
Yea isir, gsaid tllemerchant pleas
Nntly. @ufttsf5a tgaSeaintfF#tf{ {si-srT
r He hoped he was aboat to receive IN
order for some goods. g.ilhg arss
F'lf yoss are advertising now I should
like to receive your oFvier-ns,i 8 az
.a TileGOwnFetanled 10 the merchants
lAee, and be turned from his visitor
with s8gass ass; ,siiFg asE, i8i lslei
II am not advertising, and do moi
could not chose q better me
dlum than the fifmR ] represent. = glt9
ssl"Y'inlas are bad, young man." 3
tsEhe more reason thae yOll sh0Vilt
endeavOF 10 stimulate trades'Aq lara
u ~ don't lRlieSc Init, siF."A yisisii
-qos'flmtis strange. "aiis9qf g'in M
''Never advertised In my life. ''ast
adl'1trangeE still, p thought the young
man, Is he quickly t6Ok lbs leave. h
se Ashe passed the outer door be said,
half algald: aigi sli 9i,iis V re Fsr
won't last lonh, old gentleman,
II you dOn.ksilgeftise.2 2ba3E ,HiiM 4
A gentlcmam Witha cAFe-wOVu look
lihis faea who stood I'm The doorway
as he paaaele happened tOOverhe6f tile
remark /; walking Into the office he
asked 1: .IsRal liia gsi43giiss siAjs,i
was yonr visitor, Gathsfpp
4 'tOneOf those troublesome GslIOws,
soliciting advertisements fOe b paper.
1 don't 6eliWeiA throwing away ones
EtIOney inltlat sssaysAi We've. .ill0ne to
spare.n a.. I'll .itg ilti3; ssteisss h4s 4 I.
sgs.'Any oEAsss,tllis IhOulIagyH sH
Z No = said the odd llgcfItieinan with
asigh i'anfl yet that Inst lot Of goods
are splendid. Iisdppose they'll be on
oar hands next. ssr-slt ~ iili VIII
,l'he son answered not q word, but
went to his desk and examined his pri-
waite bank. a.lI tsl8i 9atli salfa 9@
Presently he said, 'sIt Isn't much,
but LII do it, then taking up his hat
left the office. .yat5"rsss lnl I
Abouta week afterwarlsthe old mer-
chant sat as, usual at his desk, more
LII could only get rid OF fthat lot OF