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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

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Ssv Toss, Nov. IS.
CottOn-Quiot aadIn 4 ~.
Flour-very dssl 1se9sc lower. Geo.
Is supsrfss wsvtsss IL, @ols. IS eAeies o.,
and 80 so9l1 g iS@ansa - essl shipping
brands, ex. \. n. u
Wheat Opesed sad eose lower. ~
closed rather more 4 =. u es0e.,s for No.
MIL o. 50 Ter psin(b. Do.
Rye Hcsvy feesiA
Barley t'ull asd y lower.
Corn-Dull. sna u lover. q q. ssQl s4,<
for shipping miaed 4 brn IN Store and eooos,
closing duli a. e..as pss. end ei,'70t.ssh
for new white i3outhq
o.ss-i@so isvsr. lsssc Tor Chicago ssa
Nil
Pork-Heavy. At bcee.e 50 for reesisf
and cash. new messcng Il tay. 1. cash.
beef Dull.
Cut Meats : Dsll al paw.
Lsrd-Lswer. l2<.
Whiokey-Dsll q a bond,
Sugars-Qusss
Psst.,sun-Qsist :. l@sse Tor erals ana
s5,Sc for re6aed in ID
LAsss AaxHss.
wss.a-Cisssd sss| aii III a N, nonin.l,y 6
lower.
Cvsn-Closed he svyIh ea:c lower.
rork-Ulossd. deci{l lswss new mess
a. 80 cash.
Lard--Cio.ed lower isalsA.
New York r. s.rhs'.
Nsw Yoas. Nov. ss.
Stocks opened losel
Money ac,ice aud hi pr per cent.
ST Ring inactive ao'ais
Gold opened II u closed 1t el.3'1s.
Chaeax 1arkess.
rlon.Er rra'as NJ ma, continue. as, AZ =
mmfke rules h ~. ~ kseius Of 1880 pr ~.
W cat shade nrme1nd NJ. cpl. 8 10 . tsleS
higs.s es'ee we're md s' snuo 81 from - -
2i3 o, No sprias; T. YIga - No. 9 atst, =;
~, I., g. ara IT. 1is I a .s". I'D: I.
part .ui.v uAs. ; u So ~ for r." g. north
eide I'd er,hwestsrn. y .; &sSi ~ svr ieIsssed
Corn-There IL On ID. .pecola.iv. de~s.d sos
ssd rioes have dGs q o6o1e pr buehel
The amle. weso q . rnr3 a from eSOo5o S0s ~.
SOC for NJ. IN stt; -isstps nsn q ssk este
ats Ii fair dema ena W note IN sAvasea .
lal c;s.le. bel 9 M .. IRON S79eec; closing
R,. NE - nss ~ y Ga fss No. !; so0ss,
70, y, 2. and q e, II. ,scts1.
Barisy-Hh de- q -Weh boet 3 ~ baehe,o eAonooe
hsnds ., from esls0f Hales BY s.op's ronoe1
= as.s co. .. ipsys I.ss ss.,s.l 10, s~v..s
There i .oshi"s 1s.sk iis sssis!s e ~. ;.
Green n-ats ~ ali1t s,saSsable A'lss o. ehost
dos y bed In esls = lss.dsl - 4 epete
common s 70 =! d.. = s's = a. s'ss
owing to the dul, sss she raskss ~ iisessd oil
Moss-k.c,,.A. ssk7is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

PniiApsirn1. Nov. W-Ile aa6os
0ecela9 r. ~ Henosglsoeh Al omNueY
euc6oey coo0oaeA ~ seoseua ~ 49,
nuIo tuueioo e 6u1ioG11 ~
scss1 whes NJ D1vis 80 oy2Io1
WOsled peelelna. With hlaoks 6ue 80 -
usayinR iSs The i0pes11msa of pt1ookG6
johnson. The Society adjourned IN eve.
ming
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23


WorS 000 MQ1eo00>
n4oeveoo 00orooU.
wheat Note1e0e.
Ol0 u1Ooaeaoeno I've.
In addition 70 our business Of ceiling Wines. etc.
U original pacltages. and In order to insure Gus
.oniers Pure Liquors in compact and e.,nven. sui
:" m. we cssumcnced the enterprise of bvtting an
=. king In caecs our well known Wines, Biandics
Nh -s'cs ETC.. and have them nut In style that
s preclude thc possibility o theii being tainpcred
stth bciWe reaching the purchaser. The general ~,
ace'atibn ara ayihe sncccse that has swarded orr
'aa mas encouraged maintain the star lard no
eEMds ona,iy also Ia make Increased eaerss to re-
IN TIE cor ndence and patronage which ha been 80
libel aay bestowed npon us.
BlN1NGER 4 CO.
iHstaoiishcu HsS.l Importers VI Vince. ETC..
No. Is Beaver street. New York
Inc above popular goods arc put up il csscs cor.
t1Inen! 0ne 00seu bssi,es each end are so,c by Al
prominent Druggist 0HOcvss. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
Thc name of u)ntagcs 4 Co., No. u Beaver stree,
isa xsasa' toe - y exact and nteral Truth oi what
cvCs they r-pseec&N.-N. Y. Com AdvcS::ecJ, ~
Ihc iuTcstl1 4 1870 81 &oEinrcs s Co. No, I
Saver s.rsct, cd0dactcd 1pSr riuc: p.cs n isyeR
eey. tahrees ana tho htekcsa h,snos - l. Everlne
esTSees neii-toOdm.w.fs wcuwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

f. b. lora, Nov. %.
The Stephens wing Of the snians wsre
= uaass 0sssing q their hsadQusrtera last
algaA They a1eSes6 rssslss1s6e - a0irm.
ing confidence W Stephens. and ce~Aemu-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

New HAVEN, Nov. 22.-James Brewster.
one oi the oldes: and most prominent citi
zens nj New Haven. died this morning.
aged ~ wears.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

t2s-ss,n A,ueda len ElpassAlso form junc.
10 with Auxa +, sttsck DurAne". ~nsco
Vas supposed 70 have been evaca:sed y Nc
french and earsieOued BY Mexican l@pe
YlalIn9e. Hus little sssissAnce was exgc9ec.
Juattx parcoaesl two traitors named Enn
0uex and AIonzc, bat had refused 70 I'er.ion
Casryni snd nenteza, Who were execuseo'
they werr held responsible Tor crimes cnm
mitied while Chihusbua was under Impe
pinl rulr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

w ANIED- AGENTS. tl5o PER MONTH.
esre. male and female, 10 sell the
AN1 CO9nUN SENSE FAMILY SEW
~ 1ACuiNo. the greatest lnveuti. n Of III +.
-. t5tcs olb Esery M.rhine war, enseh
t&RaleegA Address. SkCvNU 1 Co.
uSveVOWIo C'svelsud, Ohle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

MONTREAL, Nov 22.-rhe yeniap trials
will commence ON the 3rd Of December at
Sw~isburg, the County town OF Bedford.
Prince Dovoa and Duke Gns0k, two
OF the wcalthiest and nOblest citizens Of
Rome are here receiving distinguished hon.
ofs.
A Cable dispatch announces the contri
button of $4,000 from Glasgow for tho
Quebec Relief Punj.
OTTAWA, G. w, Nov. ?l.-TO stop whole.
sale slaughter Of der and other game n
this country by American hunteTs u 70 ~
led. and other stringent measures adopted.
Troops continue arriving by the river
steamers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

SAn FnAxcmco, Nov. ye "A 16eaes lso0
ptsaidcas !sass q g Nssic2e Cesssl 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

WASHING rON, Nov. 22-rhcfe was qu'Se
4 large attendance Of parsons 1t the WINE
House House 10 day, many Of whom saw
A. hair psst 2 O'Clock. the different mem.
hers Of the Cabinet assembled by rsquest OF
the President Of the U. 5. the usual meet
i'm, on Tuesday. having been necessarily
omitted, caused by the absence Of The Fres-
,d.nt, who was at Baltimore, participating
In imposing Masonic ceremonies.
The President to day appointed Edward
Uhl, OF New York, l. 8. Consul At 0uass'
mala.
Gen. Alexander, ~ long In command Of
the dcfcuces u Washington, will soon leave
fpf California 70 superintend the construc.
ton Il defenses at San Francisco.
Admiral Dahlgrcen Il about leaving
WashinRton % assume command Of the
South Pacinc Squadron.
The following items. Of appropriations,
have Just been O0lcially compiled from the
acts passed at the late session Of Congress
Pensions 1ls, 94O.O OO: Deficiency for sun
dry civil expenses, a, 9O4. 5l4 ~; Naval Ser
vic Tor the year ending June ~. 1857. 81.
800, 4O4, $50; Post Office Department, for the
year ending June, 1881, 81 ,947. 955; Military
Academy, for the wear ending June. 1857
ESQ.,. l57; Fortiacations and other works Of
deSeoce 1l,5AO,O0O; Compilation oi ru0Iit
Works. 1too 0N4, III: Army. for the yea'
ending June, 1857. Is 0OO. AZ, 1888; Legisls
tive, Executive and Judicial expenses, fol
the year ending June. 1851, t2,543 O55 Oea
Consular and Oipl ,matic expenses, for th'
year ending June. 1857. &, .4O5. 494; ludia'
Department, e87. 70t. 2t4; 6uudry Civil -
penses, o707. li9.676; Deficiencies. Is ISL,
676; Miscellaneous, 4i,27O.56S.56O- Tota
tl550o. l70.110.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

BY telegraph ~. LeUlo. Nov =
Riour-0tssi ant. 81 c. onoo - o1nals los, =
q. sN0S Is einsi~ sxts1k az 81 AeuNle ssSsa.
~ hs~,-Loeer. Mi d.. 0'ea ep ~ ~
O. 90; good and PRIMAL os.to9.sS. sho'cS 40
@s.73.
old; 96e for old.
OAts-L Lower. S20& a.
Prove ons-Duli sndk looping. Few msae -
~; c'eav sldse 10 0oc; shoal1ssO IA 014xe;
lar dull ~ Is . eAc 81
wh,sky-Dul S1oke.
Hoss-Dali, 80 ts0tk dsvnwase. ~H7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

ANEW PgRgrVE gOs TnE ADkEnGnlEf.
pAaseas "NiSbe Dlee0toe Csress."
Pbesoob "NigAs 0osoojss Cessss."
pAsoeoN "NSghs D0sssnSng Css~ss."
pAaoeuN ..NSaAs 0ooO0is0 CGseos."
pAaseoA ..Nsess Dses0ssg Cesess."
snese sxGaia1ts. delicate and Fragrant Perfume
Alsel ~ ftu9 tho ard beautiful flower fcw
which Il tahss ne nssne.
Manufactured only By
pmAaDN 4 SON, New Yosh.
BEWARE or COuNTERFEIrS
ASK FOR pHALON's-TAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
Frosua Washsnweea.

WAsulNGToS, NV 22-rhe puSlicn1lQa
is uas.ir appseasly BY anlhaeity. In the Ne
tscsal RpaNicon of this morning, tl,as M
President is necessarily engaged up.
IN important pubisc matters pie.
pasa'ofy 70 the early aseemhtaeo
OF Congrses, and viii have no time
uotil the meeting Of that body TO esve The
slightest attention 70 applicants 6ns @cs.
All such matters arc referred 70 the he11o q
the different departments. Once seo&es1
and their friends, can save themeelves u0q1
time and expense BY acting upon ~
slA,vc hint and will relieve the Prestou1
from the unpleasant necessity Of declftt1
10 entertain and txamine their appliCstjoo1
Il Is . physical imp,ssibility fos him to ps1,
pare his message end ct tho came sl0e
lnssact the detail business appropriately
belonging tn hrs Cabinet.
The Com'rs Of the Indian ollce. TO day
publish proposals fur supplying she Indian
annuity goods fos the ensuing yssr. The
place Of delivery has been changed to 81.
Louis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

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DlSssvssy On IA Nj
esoe9yl
1
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Ne snAN's NAsln - Mesnn
INflnATELY esnssss.l With Ne Aissssy stsAs
MAfInlA nBDlCA Of Ne Usissd sssAss. Or
nses faverahly kpers = pioneer 10 medical
dsssssesy thss shsa Of
u NH, BULL, u lsalsyilla ksslusky.
His isi.issbie prsparasieuosf pADsAPARll-
La - jsse stood sa.tAe hseA - ~ varissa
eensssnds Of thas va)sshis drug.
He COMPOUND OF Wild cnERRY haa
bsesas : Aousshsll word throughout the wss,
~ cssth.
NE W0lM Loz1N01oe. In lee No. sysss
assef their istseducsios. attained . reputsAieu
= vsds sprsad = the osnsiaess Of. North Aas'
~. 49,
But The csowsiss glory Of his " rsosiss 4
b astaissd In Ais lsssss disssvssH sr fseAse
ssmeaaeeiss, ~ - Ases ~ elsin 70 have ~
~ disscvesef Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Tho Galveston
Bulletin, which supported Gov. Hamilton.
Pie, &c and Bell. and which h still The organ
If the Union party In Texas, comes out in
d,stincs opposition to universal or qualified
negro suffrage
The Texas stay law, approved BY the
the Governor, requires payment on 81 tudG.
men,s rendered before January let, 1887. 70
BE- made In four annual instaIments OF ono
fourth each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

N.v Yosx Nov. g "A special meeting
Of the Chsmber Of Commerce took place
this r. n. for the puspose OF reccivisg re-
pOrt from the specisl commissioner appoint
I'd TO consider the ex~di~ncy :" present.
ing . memorial tn Congress IN isvor al Tue
abolition Of the tax ON cotton ihr r,t"te
r.cn,n,n, nded tina, the tax be abolished, on
- srUuud Of its beane iuxxpedieut. juss q
- Simn.Ao Woll - 0pqesssanR e0l pencsa'
I'M oaeitusionel, ed was adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23


ST. Lovi., Nov 22.>A large Fenane
n. citing last night, for tho purpose 81 Ell q
Ing ! District Cenr,~ fof Missouri. SenaeOs
O'Sullvsn IL n. Y. and several other
prominent Fenians spoke, urging 90 imme'
d,ste organization. Dan Msddixan VA
nnn.inst.j District Centre, sutject to the
approval Of Col Roberts. A COMMITTEES 81
three was appointed to supefintend the g
organization ri circles, enrolment Of mill
t.ry co.nImni.e. and a meeting for that pur
pose was held Friday night
A considerable number Of promiuent
citizens Of ST. Louis have sent . strong pro
test to Gov Fletcher. against the recent salt
OF the Iron Mountain kxilroad, on TIN
g.ound that other parties bid more thai
Par. ma. 10 whom the road was awarded b
the commissioners
The extensive quartz mill Of Davidson 4
Bro, near Central City, Col, was recensly
burned. Loss estimated Ut elOO,OW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

ins eno.s Saoue - Onaoda % woeeo
Of blood and nA'efial-wasaare thsif hsseAN
rem sesrs siFeals In bsAalf q thsie CO
dssnasH ts'enoe N Caaodiea noissnA % the
eFpsna s0a' ss'hiae can - 6Das n ans y
esve tns" Expressing 6elsef that Eaolos4
oass n"s eAecuse the senesauo Gshe Canadian
Courts ! oos = abe dses, shsir aaly hspe b
Of sne r'sn Nas.csalisy = pssape ed -
esgss'c eo"peIadsn With t6eaf Irish bessh-
rem o. - "a. IL ~ ed thev ~
someee 70 @Naioaaisa e boaslifhl coa>
trS6utions Of oonev ana -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

BosroN, Nov. 23.-A large meeting for
the purpose Of raising funds to carry on the
WORK OF educating the freedmen was held
bp the New England branch Ut the Freed
mems Union Convention, In fremont
Temple lsst night. Addresses were
made by ex.6ov. Andrew. nev. H. w.
Beecher. Geo Thompson, Of England, and
Judge Bisseli.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
LATE NEW9


ANsw OsssaesA reoepeo Lsss.
Nav Yong. Nov. 2s.-Tno WESTERN On
ION Telegraph Company h.ve opened .
newly c,,mpi.sed line nvsflnn1 g Nniosnie
via ijenyrr. Bridges Pass end TIE oveSJaeo
stage route as now travelled. This route y
in sddi,,on ,o the Overland route via Fo!s
I laramie and The South Pass. The line 70
cnnstrucseb in superior usanner, and there
will proba bly, be little future interruption 70
,,lerraphic communication with the PACING
The Western Union have also opened their
new line between Salt Lake and Montana,
thus bringing the mining districts II that
Territory in direct communication with the
res, OF the r.lcgraph'c world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

r.. W. MQeCaAkn.nAANW.
DUILDER. MANUFACTURER OF SASH
ID Doora, Blinds, Mculdines, beackets, Ac.-
Contracts for buiidiags Of every description.
shop and Factory corner Of Main and Thir
streets. Davenport. Iowa. ael-1e6SdAw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
SIMEON FLEISCH,

(rRoM PARrs),
DAINTEls, or EyERR STYLE. WORK DONE
l. short notice. shop in the rear Of 0vermans
elock. Cedar Falls 1o-3m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
Regulations.

The Membership fee is $1.00, which
entities the member and family to adj
mission to the grounds during the Fair,
to make as many entries as he may
wish, except where sum is specified.
Single admission tickets, 25 cents.
Discretionary premiums, of not cx-
ceeding two dollars, viii be awarded to
articles of real merit not named in the
foregoing list.
Entries may be made up to 6 o'clock
on the first day, at the Secretary's Of
flee on the grounds.
The Fair will open on the grounds, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday, October 10th,
and close on Wednesday evening the
18th. Committees will be chosen on
the grounds during the Fair.
Presidents address at o'clock p. M.
The Flowing Match will take place
at 2 O'Clock y. NJ, of the 1st day.
The Forenoon of the I'd day will be
devoted to exhibition of stock, of the
several classes, in their order, and COM
mittees will make their examinations.
At two o'clock p. NJ, will commence
the trial Of horses on the track, which
will close with trotting match of all
fast horses, for the Citizens purse.
Further rules and regulations will be
announced by the General Superintend-
ent, on the grounds.
JEREMY BRADLEY,
President.
III. G. HUNT, Sec'ry.
y. N. OVERMAN,
General Superintendent.
CEDAR FALLS, Oct. 4th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
ADDRESS
IF the President and Board of Directors.

vi the IIeSlueut anu D0aTu OF DlreCI0rS.
| To the Farmers, and Patrons of the Ce-
ddr TaNey agricultural and Mechdn-
ical Association.
BROTHER FARMERS: - With your
help and cooperation, we propose to
hold FAIR, Oh our grounds ut Cedar
Falls, October 10th and 18th, for the ex-
hibition of all classes and grades of
Stock, Grains, Fruits, and Vegetables
also Farm Implements, and various
kinds of Machinery. You are aware
that the public mind for the last four or
five years has been chiefly directed to
the affairs of our country, and that ag-
ricultural interests have been very
much sighted in many counties and
districts.
We are not yet prepared to decide the
question, whether the time has arrived
when the "swords shall be beaten into
plowshares, and the spears into pruning
hooks !" but we feel that all intelligent
and entcrprising farmers, mechanics,
and manufacturers, are ready to join us
in revival of agricultural fairs, shows,
and exhibitions. These, if properly
conducted, tend very much to create
among the different classes of producers
and manufacturers, a spirit of emulation
to advance and excel in their various
spheres. Not only this, but these an
nual gatherings afford opportunity for
extending our social acquaintance,
with interchange Of our thoughts and
experience, all Of which may be made
pleasant and profitable.
In consequence of the constant rains
Of nearly the whole month of Septcm-
Der, together with other apparent him
dranccs, the officers of the Society had
almost concluded not to hold fair the
present autumn. But now the weather
has become more propitous. Many of
our farmers have attended the State
and County fairs, and their agricultu-
raj Interest has been revived; and some
ask us: Why cannot we have q fair /?
We answer: We can, if you will help
US. The timo is short, and there is
much to be done. But "muny hands
make light work" We will build the
pens and stalls, sheds and tables, if you
will bring in your horses, cattle, sheep,
and hogs your wheat, corn, potatoes,
cabbagcs, &c.
Brother farmers, come with your
Morgans, and Black Hawks, and fast
men with your fast horses. Come with
your Devons and Durhams,-your
Spanish, Cotswold, and Southdowns, -
your Chester whites, Suifolks, and
Berkshires, not forgetting the Cochin
Chinas or Shanghais. Yc mechanics
and manufacturers, be on hand with
your productions, and we may see such
an exhibition as never has been seen
before in the Cedar Valley.
One thing very desirable on the part
of the officers is, that we have have a
free and hearty cooperation of all the
friends of the Society, to awaken an in
tcrest sufficient to raise means, where
10y we may enclose our grounds by an
other year, with a good substantial
fence. Thcnceforward Wc WiU pledgc
that The Society soiH alwoys be able to
pay good dpreniiunas, and Mercby make
or fairs successful.
In conclusion we again invite all to
come, and bring something to add to
! the exhibition.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

N. HITCUCocS.
VIM. Gilchrist moved that the report
he adopted.
Motion carried.
c. May called up tho questf. ~
resolution offered by him at n f.,,rr
session and recorded on page a0T OF the
record, to repair Dry Run bridrt.
Thereupon Mr.. Sandiland offered nm
amendment, that there be $500 n,.pm,
priated far that object, in place u. ono
Thousand.
Amendment carried, and resolution
as amended, adopted.
rho hour Of Q o'clock havi,~ -::lvc,i,
the resolution concerning co.n $ poor
farm was called up for action, ai.., ~.
vote being called the resolution ",s
lost.
(Conciud u on thc Fou,Th ..4r1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
II. G. sEEMENWAE,

TTOHNEg AN3 CeUNsELLOys AFT
n fIAy, and NDEAasS ssGELsG, ,E-
OAR FALLS. IOWA. viii practice In the Cpits OF
Black Hawk, Buchanan, Bremer, Butler, and Grundy
Spln'ies AMI attend promltly to all business connect
el with his profession. cicc south west corner over
anai's DIack 4Stf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

A citizens purseof 81 60 will be open toall
trotting horser. Best three In five, mile heats.
Also, Cedar Falls purse Of $50, as above. En-
trance fee OF 10 per cent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
CEEDINGS
OFTHE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AT THE
SEPTEMBER SESSION, A. D. 1865.
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK COUNTY, IOWA.
(C0ntinued.)

We would further recommend, that,
as the Secretary Of Barclay Township
has failed in certifying the tax for
school purposes in said township, the
Clerk of this Board be authorized to
receive and act upon said certificate
when presented, the same as IL it had
been acted upon by this Board,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

should the judges cons!der 1t necessary the
competitors will test the strength of the ami
NAL to a load.
No. 3.-Horscs Of all Work, or Farm Horses.
Poet St,lIin., A ,.c,r. al, =, a., ,,,,uo.,. M
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And not being able to deciphcr 1t rcc-
ommend that IL be not allowed.
JOSIAH JACKSON,
CALEB MAY, Com.
DAMON MoTT.
AS supplemental to the above, we
would recommend the adoption Of the
following: IA
Bill 252, T. +. Rice, claimed $500 to
be allowed 56 cents.
JOSIAH JAcKsoN,l
DAMON MORT, Com.
CALLER MAY,
Mr.. Abbey moved that tho Report 10
adopted.
Motion carried.
The committee on accounts Of County
officers, made report, recommending
the allowance of certain bills.
See Schedule.
Mr.. Abbey moved that tho report be
adopted. ..... .....
Motion carried.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that a commit
tee oftwo be appointed to ascertain the
allowance and mileage of the men,
bers.
Motion carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. N.
Hitchcock and Damon Mott, said COM
mittcc. .
Bill No. a5l: .
Mr.. A. Nittam moved that the sum
of $50, 90 only be allowed on said bill.
Motion carried. ..... ...
Bill No. $50:
Mr.. Vittam moved that S7,a5 only be
allowed on said bill.
Motion carried.
G. May offered the following rcsolu.
ton and moved its adoption, to-wit:
Resotrcd, That the County Treasurer
be authorized to draw whatever Swamp
Land money there may be in the hands
of the State Treasurer in favor of Blac'i
Hawk county, and that the same be az
propriated equally, forpaying for built
ing the bridges Mt Cedar Falls and VIZ
terloo (after deducting the expenses for
getting the same from Des Moincs) In
i'm place Of issuing warrants for IT,,
same amount for the building of said
bridges.
Resolution adopted.
| j. Jackson offered the following rcso.
luton, and moved its adoption:
Rcsoircd, That the action In the mat
ter of the Everest road, In Fox town.
ship, be rcconsidcred.
Resolution adopted.
j. Jackson offered the following rcso-
luton and moved its adoption, to-wit.
Resolved, That In the matter Of tho
Everest road, the time for final henrin,
be on the second Monday of November.
1866, and the Clerk be authorized 81
continue said hearing till the next Jan
uary session Of the Board.
Resolution adopted.
J. S. George called up the matter Of y
resolution offered by him at the June
session, concerning giving relief fund
to Mrs. j. III. Brooks.
Mr.. Garfield moved that said resolu.
ton be laid on the table,
| Motion carried.
The committee OH attendance and
mileage, made report as follows:
To the Hon. Board of iSupcr.N
s0rs Bidck HaWk County:
Your committee on attendance and
mileage, would report rs follows:
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TO Re HELD AT
CT u Al r FALLS, IOWA.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
OCT 18TH AND i7rIr, 1886,
Essyn GnmnetlliQn Omen tn the WnrlH rz.sn