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The national Republican., 1866-12-19
THE DEPARTMENTS.
orYIcIAL.
Examinations for the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
[oFrIcIAL.l


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINeros, D. O., Nov. 20, 1866.
All persons who have served as volunteer
officers in the United States Navy for the
term Of two years, and who desire to be ex
amined for admission to the regular Navy,
as provided in the act Of Congress approved
July rs, 1866, will at once make application,
addressed to Commodore 8. P. LEE, Hart
ford, Conn, who will notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior to the lst Of January next, or who do
not present themselves when notified, will be
considered as having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates will take with
them, when summoned, their Official papers
showing their naval record.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

NoRroLk,VA., Dec. ls.-The United States
District Court, Judge Underwood presiding,
will commence its session here tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE
The Senate in Executive session yesterday
confirmed several foreign appointments. Gen.
DIX was not among the number.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
The new suffrage bill for the District Of
Columbia has not yet been sent to The
PRESIDENT. How dilatory Congress is about
our interests. Hurry up, gentlemen.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Latest from CITY OF Mexico.

0RIzABA, Dec. l, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
One Man Killed and . Number
Injured.

| A the train on the Keoknk and Fl. Madi.
SON road vas coming down from Fort Madi,
son on yesterday morning, the hindmost truck
Of the rear passenger car got of tho track,
and precipitatsd the car down the snbank-
mont, some ten or twelve feet. The car
turned over, and the roof struck on the
ground, wrenching it of and leaving the pas.
sengers on the roof, while the car completed
tho entire revolution and landed right side up
at the foot Of the embankment.
Captain Jolly, ofthe Northern Line steam.
er Savannah, was instantly killed by the dis.
location of his neck, and from the position Of
the body when found, 1t 10 surmised that he
vas on the platform when the catastrophe oc-
Cured. Captain Jolly resided in our city,
and leaves q wife and several children over
whelmed with distress by their terrible be-
reavement
There we're some fifty passengers in the
car, one-half Of whom we're injured, more or
less, and several OF them quite seriously.
The scene of the accident was some nine
miles up the river, at o'clock in the morn
ing, on a straight piece of road, with the
track in good order. when the train was un>
der its usual very moderate speed, and with
no apparent or sssignable cause
for the accident. 1t was
q new passenger car which had been but .
few weeks in service, and was regarded, and
really was, = very substantial structure. This
is the first fatal accident to passengers that
has ever occurred on the road, during the
ten years which it hiss been running.
The following is list Of the names of pass
seugers injured SO far as we could learn :.
J. G. Price, Little Rock, scalp badly cut /;
J. NJ. Blackburn, New York City, scalp LAGER
ated and left elavicle fractured; Geo. w.
Sheridan, Batavia, Ill.,, confusion of fore
head, face and side VIM. Mafit, Richland,
Iowa; severe cut over left eye and confusion
of the chest. Sarah Q. johnson,
Lake City, Minnesota, confusion Of
the head and ..dislocation Of the ribs;
B. s. Howe, West Salem, Wisconsin, contu-
sion of the spine, with paralyses of lower ex-
tremities; John Hemphill, Philadelphia,
laceration Of scalp, sprsined ankle and knee;
Mrs Sarah T. Hunt, Lake City, Mimi, con-
usion Of forehead and fracture ofcollar bone;
Ed W. Hunt, Lake City, Mimi, confusion
of the head; Edward Hunt, this SOM frac-
ture of the skull Mary +. Hunt, (his daugh-
teri lsceration of scalp j. A. Freeman,
Geneseo, ILL.,, injury of right shoulder and
ontusion of forehead Winslow Henck,
boston, Mass, lacerntion of upper lip; NJ.
0. Donnell. St. Louis, Mo-, laeerstion of
scalp and conclusion of spine and injury OF
leg and arm: John McGagin, Cedar Falls,
Iowa. burned hand and head cut; Major W.
A. Z. Tisdale, Of this city, back sprained Mrs.
Tisdale and child were slightly injured /;
Frank P. Snyder, Of Burlington, Iowa, left
wrist dislocated
The principal portion Of the injured per
sons are under the care of Surgeons Taylor
and Hughes, ~-ho report them in compare
lively comfortable condition. Drs. Seaton
and Collins also attended to some of the suf
ferers.
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New C.,,,. n.r..,

New York Cattle n arkst,
By Telegraph NEW Yoax, Get. -
The current price, for the week ii. the market,
o. follows:
Beef castie-lst quality. per head SIT 90, fair 70
good, sis ooels 90. common, s1l ooAia 90, isf.ros
SO soEIo %
Cows aud cslves-Kxtra, per bead 40 0oDI2s oo L.,
quality, $50 ooGss 90. ordinary SIS ooAIs 90 common
$50 oo96a 90; Inferior, $50 0o04s co
Veal cAl,es-lst quality y b, I3G1s<c ordinayy Il
oi2e' common 12Sisc inferior. s01oc
Sheep and LAmbs-EItAa, per head & COOS 90
prime quality, IS 25de 90, ordinary, a so0s So com
mon, ~ oota4 SO; inferior. IS oo43 IS
swine-iieasy corn fed per pound ,lo,< Dio3<e; light
ssd medium sASlo
Ths ms'ket for Beef Cattle ruled dull and decidedly
lower under contir ued heavy receipts comnos srsdss
having cold at decline ofl}<02e per ID.
Extra grades Of Mich Cows were In fair demand ana
10 some cases slight advance established though
ve made no change in quotations.
Veal Calves we're in active demand and Hrm /, vjev a,
small supply 1872 being generally obts,psd sor prt>.
general ala being made 1t lI16D1s
Sheep and Lambs under increased receipt, Of lave.
supply ruled decidedly lower with bat little bvssp...
conclusion. c'osins extremely dali At kaoc FOR sh..
and l<1s far Lambs
The Hog market ruled dull and prios, a.e,,..A al,
70 per pound under heavy arrivals and e,os.d dali a,
lo1S for best; loeiok for fair 70 good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24
Sold by all druggists and groccrs.

We call attention to the card of Mrs. A. C
Burr, found in our new advertisements col>
umn. She has formed classes in French,
Music and Drawing is teacher of large ex>
perience and comes to this city from Chicago,
highly recommended. Here is an excellent
opportunity for young ladies IN our city, wish
ing instruction in the branches named, to
receive it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

Use "Chilton's Eclectic Cleanser" 1t is
the greatest labor-saver ever invented-not
even excepting the sewing machine. 1t is
m inveterate foe to grease and dirt, which
makes it friend to every woman.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

OuR City Council have appointed . COM
mittee to make arrangements for entertaining
guests on the occasion Of the proposed ex>
cursion from Des Moines. We are not advi>
sed when it il to take place, but trust that
each one will do his share of the agreeable
when the time comes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

The OFFICIAL vorE or LEE CouHrY.-In
the proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors,
published to-day, will be found the official
vote Of Lee county in full. The entire vote
was rising Eve thousand six hundred, being
an increase Of near four hundred on the ag-
ererate vote of last year.
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Names Of Persons No Totes
Nam, nj 06rx ed foy f,,r

1t appearing that, for the Office of Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, Charles
Doerr had received q majority Of all the votes
cast. he was declared duly elected to said Of
fee for the term of two years, commencing
on the FIRST Monday in January next.
1t also appearing that Noble Warwick had
received q majority Of all the votes cast for
the office of County Recorder, he was de-
clared duly elected to said Office for the term
Of two years, commencing on the first Mon
day in January next.
On motion of Mr. Hyde ofWashineton the
Clerk was instructed 10 notify and require
Oliver Brooks of Denmark Township to re.
move his fence across Lost Creek 30 A. not to
damage the bridge across said Creek on the
Fort Madison aud Denmark Road
Mt. Goodrich was on motion, released
from experimenting Little Devil Creek
bridge, and Mr. Hyde substituted.
Mr.. Goodrich was also released from serv-
ing on the Swamp Land Committee, and fur
Their time given to that Committee to sell the
swamp lands belonging to the County.
An allowance OF three hundred dollars was
made to J. W. Frow, in part for making
transfer books
The sum Of fifteen dollars was appropria-
ted for bridge purposes in Marion Township,
TO be expended under the directions of Mr..
Oyerton.
Ordered that the following claims be al
lowed:
No.
sos F II. Holland, per diem and mil
As supervisor. ..--..................-....$9 90
eof "u. Marshall, per diem and mil
as supervisor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
eos Z. overton, per diem and mil as
supervisor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
500 b. Cook, per diem and miiags ~
superviser........... ..................... 81
6io J. CruIe, per diem and mil as
sopervisor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
eii Robert Reed, per diem and mil
- supsrvisor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
sl7 0. II King. for max comm and
serving ~ clerk Oct election,
1900, Cedar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 90
BIB Issss Cook, services ~ township
trsstss and st election .................. SO
sis Eagals, pr diem and mil n
s1tSftiscfssss,s..,, s...+................... 20
ss saSs, appropriation for bridges
~ Dsssuh Tpa..........,,.........,.I 10 90
Wv Gee stsyssssn, per diem and
vii ~ ssrsfviser, abd services
~ ssssiiss " 70
vi H-sslitsaa, tsr diem asa mil
sSt<s WISER ,.sssss,s,..s.4.,,s.,........ OF
sis b-sia wight, tss diem spd nil
- ssPsgsissr ,s,.,,ss,sss,,.s....a.....s ~
CIV AisI Gs<stsss, srtyisss ~ Tsus-
.es, W Point Tp As.,.,...... ...,....... 90
Nv tss esiasa. tst disss sad nail -
-. ,ssfwsissf rsssstyssl,,, .,s.,s,,.,.a..~ 81
vi Snst, sssss4 fsy srrssssg
1ssAPsS ps7Spsss .t,.,,,.,,.s,s...t...,s... Is 10
sSz JsANs Caldwell, sssvfses ~ ~.
..s psssixss ~ ysestss .,,,...s......s. zoe
eEs " k4ietE ssfyfess ~ Tfsstss
~ tsS lures 1f,o.sa,...a...... 1 80
VI SIiisA1, fsss - jsstiss 10 ssimisai
ss1*a ,,,,s,a............. ~ 30
90 y e6s1ksstis. fsss ~ Tsvnship
et<Tk axf far sax.As n Al 'faS An
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

The weather is becoming quite winterish in
this locality. Yesterday it was very uncom-
fortably cold and windy out of doors, and q
FIRE was essential to genuine comfort in the
house. Cold weather must come, but then it
might wait till winter, or till we all get ready
for il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

MAJOR W. A. &. Tisdals, lost 500 at the
Railroad accident yesterday morning, near
Montrose. One $50 bill and balance in $40
bills. Also sleeve button with his initials
nit A liberal reward will be given to the
finder BY returning the same to this Office.
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financial an1 Commercial.
MARK FITS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago MarRst.
by Telegraph CnrcAso, Oct n
vIoar-Mart.t arz and soms brands IN sAvasee
hsa been obtained but prices hs whole ars BOT quo
tabiy higher.
Wheat -girnsr and prizes higher; No Rpring - 10
- 90 No Spring from 81 ssD % n. I'D D. Ing
81 eaDl Is. closing hrn
Corn-In good shipptrG and speculative demand. and
further sdyaree OF Dc Per busAsi has 10 established
No At '4l4s7e No Il - 14, eio.ias ern.
o~ts-Firm aud aeti,e; 80 for No !, 3tSoss for
No 2; - for rejected.
Rys-Prices lac higher. Grod shipping Inquiry; -
81 TOR No 1; s4lxaas6 Tor No In store
Rsrey-2e4c higher, fairly aesive; sales Sool o.
for No k7ste7slS for No ssesels for rejected
Provis ,ns-DulI and prsees little than nom
nsi; old mess pork offered II al -so39 90 nsss
present delivery At $50 CO. and for delivery Nov lss .,
SIS 90
L>rd-Heasy and lower.
Cattle Best acse1S stock tI48bX.
HoEs-s44SN.
Sheep sAa4A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

GALL that bright must fade" but it is
astonishing with what rapidity grease and
dirt retreats before the advances of their mu-
tual foe, the ECLECTIC Cleanser. They are
sa complete obliserated as If they had never
been.
Sold by all druggists and groeers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

EVERY lady should keep bottle Of the
Eclectic Cleanser always in the house. A
single trial will convince the most obstinate
unbelievers that there is no humbug aboutit.
Sold by all druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

|. o. 0. F.-The members Of Puckechetuck
Lodge, No. 43, I. o. o. F. are hereby mott
fed to meet at the Hall at two o'clock this
P NJ. TO attend the funeral of our late Bro.
P. G., Jas. B. Graham. Members of Keokuk
and Herman Lodges, are respectfully invited
to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

Council RooHs, Oct. %.
Present the Mayor, and Aldermen Gilmore,
Knowles, Leisy, Seaton, Vail and Wyman.
| The minutes ef the last meeting were read
and approved.
The petition of +. H. O Conner and others
asking for crossing at the corner Of I'd
and Exchange streets, was referred 10 the
Street and Alley Committee, with power to
act.
The petition of F. Zusg, and others, for q
brick side walk on both sides of Blondeau
street, from 9Th street to 18th street, was re
ferred to the Alderman OF the Sd Ward.
A resolution of inquiry was received from
the Board of Health, asking the Council to
define the powers of the Board, in its rela-
tons with the city pest house.
Alderman Gilmore moved that the Clerk
be directed to inform the Board Of Health
that the pest house is in charge of DR.. Free
man Knowles, acting as special committee
under the orders of the Council
The following bills were allowed and or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

NOWADAYS, it will generally be found
that the man who knows how to keep ho-
tel has always on hand supply of the
ECLECTIC Cleanser" By the use of this in
valuable article, the extensive drudgery of a
large hotel is reduced to comparatively
small matter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

We would call the attention Of the ladies 10
the opening Of Millinery Goods at Mrs. Bow
mans on Thursday, to continue through the
week. [oet24d8t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

We call attention to the large and attrac
tive advertisement of Messrs H N. Bostwick
L Co., on the inside Of to-day's issue. This
is one of the live houses in this city. and they
keep up to the wants of the community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

President JOHNSON is playing the pious
dodge on the Irish, and has been down to
Baltimore to attend the Grand Plenary Conn.
Gil Of the Catholic Clergy ct that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

IT endesvored to snow yesterday afternoon,
but it wasa weak effort-psrhaps on account
Of its being too cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

y rsersph.l Nsv Yoax. Oct. a
Cottoa-scarcsly 80 hrm; % for niddiins upi.nAe.
rourisss active, but prices without decided change.
oosii 10 for Extra ssate; and 81 ooDl2 60 Tor Rx
, II O. t2 7oai& 90 for trade brands, eiosiss arn.
"hisky-shsd. nrmsri IN bond 4kDO
Hhsst-leAc better for spring Ind SSas bsSt q for
western; q zT11s2 % for eomaoa nsv 10 nilvs.-
hes and Chicago.
As-More active and so4e bsttss; q sool - fer cd
wsstsrn;et aoai 81 for new Do
Bs'lsy-rirm and quiet,
Corn-Active, excited. aad 3esc Aiehss; a oeni 10
nirsd western In store; n looi u Do s1oss: q Ia
10 yellow Western; 81 iaOl u White western.
osss-Aetivs and sxcitad eu,fess h cAisses -
Nlvsstss esoss ssr Iowa.
ooess--Quiss All Arner
sssar--sss.dy; liNeiik n cusG Is,S r. P~so
haeo 1olssses quiet
rsensd 10 bond.
fort-oai.s and STEADY: - ssnssu sur - -
sh'las q "a d esAh; Isl soosl = sr ~ x "a
~ ooo1s 60 for prime.
Dssf-Qsiss.
bssf Rasls-Isaettss = ttoA
Out hssas-Daii; liojsa< ~ ahssiAss l,olse ar
hams,
DaeeA-Q sss4 but stssdy,
LArs-Dsil ~ hsa,U iso1s
Dssa Hep-Dsii is,f0l1k ~ Western.
Hsw Ysrk Messy nAshss.
1sesssSsl ~ Ysss. oel =.
hosss = ~ q 80 ~ sass ~ ali lssas
sssslsas + sssst = ieeoleeK
s.sd a,.ss. sesssas = llset. Assissss = lAx
oevssn0sae sseehs ~ leu seasvs - s,,r.esv 49,,
vFaGAA y hvsJss, ~ -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

CorLrcr1ox or Bous1Y.-Sss Van vslkeu.
burR's card. angio-Sm
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Sold by all druggists and grocers.

Ma. r. CAHILL, for several years past en-.
gineer on the Toledo, Wabash 4 Western
Railroad was buried Yesterday.
In consequence of some accident to To-
connective in his charge last Saturday, he was
badly scalded, and died, from the effects of
his injuries, on Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

:. TIE registering officers in Galway co.
No, arc having trouble. They have been dr.
On away from Bloomfield and the reeissrasioh
stopped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

For elegant and choice Drsss Goods Of oil
kinds, 70 70 Phillips 4 Kerr, IS Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

Hooslrs Jeans and Flannels. Phillips i
Kerr, sole Agents, IS Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

Inc sorghum crop ct Nicollet and r.s,
counties, Mimi, has been utterly ds.trcs.d
By the heavy frosts which have yisitsd ~.
section Of the State recently. MN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

nAsIER MissIoS ESrKRrAlsxrxI.-Bson.
1on Sunday School will give an enter.
nmsns Tomorrow evening at their new
building on Teuth street, between Time. and
De' MONIES Inc proceeds will 70 toward
completing and fitting up their new room
The well known working spirit ~ ~ ,s.ah
era and officers of this schoo, ~ - -.
adsrsd good guaranty to the ppb,;, 80 !.
plsAsant and agreeable time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

II is said that All idea is beginning to pre-
vail in the Interior Districts Of the South,
amongst the negroes, that God is dead No
wonder, in view Of the Tickedness and bar
barity that they are suffering under from the
whites, that they think there is no living God
ruling over the inhabitants Of the earth. In
their ignorance they cannot appreciate the
patience and forbearance of the Almighty,
nor believe that that justice is sure which is
long delayed.
Lincoln, their great deliverer and benefae-
tor, has been assassinated, and his successor,
their promised Moses, has deserted them and
become the champion OF their oppressors,
and 30 their hearts sink within them a their
old masters rage around, stsbbing and shoot.
INF them at pleasure aud with inpunity, and
they conclude that God is indeed gone hence
forever.
MERIrED HosoR.-Our esteemed and pop>
ular friend, Colonel Parrot, Of the Seven
tsenth Iowa Infantry, has just received from
the President of the United States com
mission of Brigsdier General by brevet
The commissions sets forth that the rank IL
conferred "for gal.nt and meritorioas ser-i.
ces st the battle If Belmont, Mo-, For,
Henry and Donel and Shiloh, Tennessee,
Cor1nth and luka- N'-.issippi, in the Atlanta
campaign; the mar I. - the Sea, and through
the Carolinas, and T., faithful services dur
ing the war;
That tells the whole story from the opening
TO the close of the war, from the battle Of
Belmont to johnson surrender TO Sberm.,
and few men saw more Of it or took 4 more
constant part in it han General James c.
Parrot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24

No we'll regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser as it is in
valuable for its cleansing properties-mak
the usual household drudgery nothing but
sport.
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Alderman Knowles moved that the Mayor
be authorized to xtend to the City officers Of
Of the City Of Des Monies, an invitation to
accept of the Inequalities of this City, on the
occasion of the proposed Railroad excursion,
over the d. V. K. K. Motion carried.
On motion, the Mayor and Alderman Gil
more, Knowles, Seaton and Leisy were ap,
pointed special committee of arrangements
to provide for the entertainment of our ex>
pected guests from our State Capital, with
power to add to their number as many citi.
| zens as may be deemed desirable.
The Council then proceeded TO elect .
Whaxtmaster, and Geo. X. Smith having re-
| ceiyed five votes on the second BALLOT, was
declared duly elected. Chas. Hubbel was
| elected Assessor on the first ballot
Alderman Knowles introduced ordinance
No. %, entitled an Ordinance to regulate
Slaughter Houses, Lard Rendering establish
ments, Pork Packing Houses, Candle and
Soap Factories, Breweries and Distilleries :;
aud the same having been read he moved it's
passage. Ordinance No. SO, passed,
The contract for grading alley No. 1856 and
1877, was let to p. NJ. Mannus, he beins the
lowest bidder.
Council adjourned
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Qbe @att Qitp.
KEoKUK. IOWA.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. "a.
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FOR SALE.

On ACREs Of Land, (mostiy in timber on the mid.
CUdis road. leading from eok nh andushy about
miss ffon the city. and may be known ~ the Rich
Cdscn tr.et Tits good. Pnt. $40 per acre Enquire
Of II B. TENklCK co.
angl<d
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Proceedings OF the Beard 81 Supervisor,
Of Lee Cosnty, Iewa-Oetebsr Tern
1890.

Proceedings of the Beard 81 nuuerve..x.
81 Lee County, Iewa-Oetebsr Tsy~
1900.
REGULAR SESSION.
Monday, Oct 10, 1866.
This day, at | clock NJ, the Board met
in regular session.
President Goodrich in the Chair
Al members present excsp, Mr. HsfYaer.
OF Franklin.
The minutes Of the last day Of last meeting
were read and approved, when 90 motion The
Board adjourned ull u o. elock, y. y.
ArrEssoos ssssfos, Oct. 10, 1853.
At IL o'clock the Board ressssnbled.
when the Clerk presented bis report OF War
rsnts issued 10 vacation which wss on motion
approved.
Messrs. Wsrd. Marshall sad Rogers were
appointed . COMMITTEES to eaayass the vote OF
The late General Election, whsrsoDoa the
Board adjourned until " o'clock to>uosrow
morning.
TrEsDAr, Oct. ls, 1885
Board met pursosat 70 adjournment.
President Goodrich In the chair.
All the members present sxcept M. HAH
ner.
The minutes Of yesterday were rssd aud
approved.
On: motion r. N. Smith. OF the firm or
Butler Smith, the lease OF the Poor H0ase
and farm was released, and by agreement the
contract Was continued with Edsard Bstisr
q sole lessee. The bond heretofors owen by
Butler Smith was released from asd ~,
this date, and Buffers nov bond II ~ - Z,
Of i've thousand dollars with j. ". 0oodr;cs-
:. =. Walker, and John Sehooley, sppIovs1
The Clerk was instructed to cancel s 80.
ssin mortgage given BY &. A. and Emei;r.
uioos 70 NJ. Stewart, School Fund Comm;s.
~ oass, On the lst day of January, 1882 upon
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pssn paid but remains uhcan.
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