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On motion the clam of Strother
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$500 personal property, which
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On motion the bridge appropriate
tiouS heretofore made for bridge
across Crane creek on road No ),
were placed in the hands of Thos.
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E.ct the Children Come

Now is the time to learn to sing. Tick
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o clock in the afternoon.
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Very truly yours,
/. 0. UATCu.
Dist. Atty. 1Gth Dist.

i. ". IL AIlN.
/ Dist. Atty. 1nth Dist.
: Mr.. Griffin moved that the Il mill
tax be rcbatcd from the tax books
for the currant year.
. Yea and Nay's called.
Motion lost.
The following resolution was
offered and adopted viz:
WHEREAS, On mature delibera tion
and after investigation the legality
of the levy of the tax, known as the
l. mill tax and obtaining the opin-
ion cf the District Attorney thereon.
We believe the levy legal and
necessary to maintain the good faith
and credit Of the county.
. TuEKEFoRE RESOLVED, That we
hereby authorize the Treasurer to
collie, t the said tax as other taxes
are collected and that all acts and
resolutions of this Board heretofore
passed Inconsistent herewith are
'es Sc, ~ r., >,
.lI oIlII' h!"'G' 'Il"' Tue lFehS-
u'cI pe 'u'ncfl%eG 70 receive 'ne
rants, also to receive bridge war
rants in payment of bridge. tax Of
1867 from and after this date.
Motion prevailed.
"e Pe''c'o'' u S1as uil1 ior re-
oa'E'D1'. 90 o. on - ? wv Oh " -
II" IT, 49, 80 i ~ l'oneous'y "s-
sesSe'' was "e"tu anu prayer grant
c', a. -, D,
~ O ,''''.o" '"o no'l' '"J'"'" eo
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N'V' IA; y ''''S 4 d.
Board met pursuant to anlourn-
inG ID !, ,,,
non c''Ie"'
quorum present.
VIZ Uoo"ricn moved Tue ADOPTION
d r"c lolIG"A ~ resolution VIZ:
htsol' co. lh"' P"fs u"Ht 70 c"ap-
Ter IL; o' 'he session laws OF 'ne 'th
"e"eia1 Asscih"ly' any anu an per-
sons are nefeoy prof'ol'cd rom RI
",ns ot os'Tins faster 'n1i -, a Wa'A'
over the following named bridges IN
inns county IN pehal'lcs as named
io' ~, Io-"i' ~ |
ne oflnse over turkey RIVER aV
ne" Oie9oh' III penalty VI three
oot LIAR, -, ~
me or'ose over the turkey river
~ 'ernon springs III d pehaity ol
'h[ee uoiiaFs
Inc orloSc across crane creek ID
aafls township on the road Leading
from !""afV TO oalmar Ill a penal
) Ut three dollars
The bridge over Crane Creek on
the county road in Paris township
leading from county road No ., to
county road No ., one dollar:
The bridge over the South branch
OF the big Turkey river near George
Eek farm one dollar.
A"c .iluSc au roreSton over the
upper Iowa river three dollars.
The bridge over Crane creek III
Saratoga township in a penalty Of
one dollar.
The bridge in Forest City town
ship known as the Hewitt bridge
over the Upper Iowa river one dol
lar.
The bridge on the line Of Howard
and Alton townships over spring
brook on the town line road running
from Howard to Chickasaw county
line one dollar.
The bridge in Chester township
over upper Iowa river known as the
oe ar bridge one dollar.
Inc or,age IN ohester township
over 0'ah creek, one dollar.
Inc road supervisors in which the
"o" olluSes are iocaleo
&C he!o'y leIoes.co respectively 70
place IN conspicuous position at
each end Of the bridge or bridges
in thcir own rosnact;vo r,od d;str;o+
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DR.. A. ]. Virgins &C Q.
ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN,
AND SOLD ONLY By
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to whom. all orders should be addressed.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in
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sent to the U. S. Proprietary Medicine Co. !,
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I. II. st. JOHN, !
TRUMAN ROBINSON. 0'in


was instructed to issue warrant Of
81 per week to Lambert jackson
for the care and support of Mrs.
Fuller until further orders.
On motion the chairman was au-
thorized to employ an Attorney to
ascertain whether Mrs Fuller has
any legal rights BY which any per-
son or persons may he held liable for
her care and support and if 50 to ell
force those rights
On motion the correspondence of
the Clerk and District Attorney in
reference to the Is mill tax levy
was ordered printed.
CREsco, Oct 18th, 1867.
Hon. i. o. UATCu,
DEAR SIR.
| am requested by the County
Board of Supervisors to get your
written opinion as to the legality of
levy of a Is mill tax as a bounty
tax by the Board at their Sept. Scs-
sion.
The county has debt Of some
10000 monthly contracted during
the war by payment of bountics
and monthly allowance to soldiers
famiiics. The warrants issued were
'ordlnary county warrants and hence
the Indebtedness arose by borrow
ing of the county fund, and under
the Statute we can only levy / mills
county tax which would probably
never pay the debt and keep up our
current expenses. We claim under
chapter 30 section 3 laws extra
session 9th Gen. Assembly the right
to levy this tax to reimburse the
county fund. The Board at their
October session gave a half days
previous notice, (according to their
rulcs) and on motion voted to strike
.opt that portion of the report of
committee levy ing this ]5 mill tax.
Query? was this action Of the Board
iegal, and had they any right at
that session to mcdlle with the tax
levy.
About one half Of the tax of the
county is already extended on the
Tax Book, and the rest will be.
The Board are lisJ osed to susta;.
the levy if it is legal AKA nave adj
.j"urncd until the 18th Of Nov. wher
they will meet AMI act on your opin
ion. Please give this matter YOU
early attention and write us in tim,
for The. meeting of the Board to
gcther with your charges and the,
will be paid. In behalf of thu
I Board.
Yours respectfully,
A. kIMDALL.
g.. i. S.
WAuKoS, Oct. 30, 1867.
AARON KIMBALL, ESQ.
CREsco.
DEAR SIR.
Yonr favor Of 18th inst. inquirin
whether the levy of u Is mill bount
tax, by your Board at their la.
September Session, is legal, WI
duly received.
AS to all unpaid appropriate,
for hounties and the support of tt
families Of soldiers, l have no doul
cfthc right Of the Board to levy
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ST. JOHNS, MICH, Sept "a. 1850

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make them stronger in the belief Of what:
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Yours, GEORGE s. CORBIT,
Hardware Merchant.
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SCRANTON, PA, Sept. IA, 1885.

SCKANTON, IA, sept. II, Iooe.
DR.. A. J. WIGGINs, Dear Sir:
feel it my duty to acknowledge to you
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Rer. A. j. WNGGINS'
PILE PILLS.

In placing before the public, DE-. A. J.
WlGGINS' Pile Pills. We do 80 Wit, :.
feeling Of confidence that they ar, to- ,rn,,
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GRE, We will warrant them 10 relieve O..
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corling to directions, any case Of blind,
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GRAND RAPIDS, August 81, 1866
A. J. Virgins, NJ. d.. & Co., Gentlemen:
AS much is said ofthe treatnl cnt Of Piles,
l would like to give the public the besctis
of my experience. | have been troubled
with the Piles for several years, and was
treated by several physicians, some Of whom
made a speciality of treating this disease,
but they did not help me, and gave up all
hope of being cured At last was induced
to try some OF DR. A. j. WIGGINs' PILE,
Pills. gave them thorough trial, and
have been cured think they are the only
sure cure for the Piles. l would advise
those that are troubled in that way to try
them. Your obcdient servant
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Clothing Merchant
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Office oCtitc County Board Of
Supervisors. Howard
OEnty Iowa.

Cresco Nov. ID, 90 ii A VI.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Roll Called
McSsrs Ashley. Thurhcr
Scarlcs, st John. Chamberlain,
Goodrich, Griffin, Robinson and Sui
livan.
Ahscnt--Mcssrs Burlcigh. Stone
and Harris
On motion the board ;djourncd
until > o clock r. NJ.
afternoon Session oclock p. w.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
cnt.
Roll called.
Qurom present.
Mr. st John from committee on
Clerks accounts presented the fol-
owing report which was on wotion
adopted.
To the lion BoNrd Of Supervisors
Howdrd C'u1tp 'owa.
Your committee on settlement
with the Clerk of the District Court
and Board of Supervisors would re-
specially report that we have cx-
amincu the warrants Of that office to
the LIST of Jan. 1867 and fnl us fol-
lows:
We find the amount of Warrants
issued for the year 1866. ScSl,S,I
Less by TREAS warrant orders, 1tii, 10
Total 2S0lt %
Ofthis amount we find there
was issued to soldiers and their
families. 91G6,
For roads and bridges. 1906. @.
For all other purposes, 30lG OF
We also find that the total amt 26Oll -
County Indebtedness to this date 25.5SO, 81
The amount of tax due and
uncollected to apply on above, lGl2j.O0
The amount Of indebtedness now
due and unprovided for is, l5445,S7
The - mill levy Of 1867 will raise $4,000, 90
We have also examined the vouch-
crs on which the warrants Of 1866
were issued and find them correct
and satisfactory.
We have also examined receipts
and disbursements in connection
with redemption of lands sold for
taxes and find them correct.
We have examined his accounts
as Clerk of the District Court for
the year 1866 and find his receipts
and disbursements and records cor
rect and satisfactory.
Dated NoScm Der Is, 1867.
7 LII - InIIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

The total exports from Philadelphia to
foreign countries for the year 1856.
amounted to ST., 1857, 716, of which SILL
34, 235 is set down for the single item Of
petroleum and benzine.
The Lynehburg Republican says that
tobacco continues to bring almost fabn-
lous prices. Shipping tobacco rose in
one week from 81 to So up to So 10 SIS.
other grades selling equally well. It has
been coming in rapidly for several weeks.
A gentleman writing tothe Lynchburg
Republican, from Abingdon, says that
the wheatin that section promises finely,
and is green and f1ourishing. Money is
coming in from the sale Of mules, horses
and cattle sent south. OF the former
some $780, coo worth, and of the latter
from $4,000 to $4,000 will be exported
from this county alone, If the land is not
disturbed with hostile connections. The
farmers have also a fine lot of tobacco to
send to market.
The engineers of the Lynchburg and
DanviIle railroad have completed the
survey of a second line between Lynch
burg and Danvile, The line is 6S2 miles
in length.
The Lynchburg Net0S says that much
incertitude exists among business men ia
that city Ia view Of the unsettled state
Of political affairs, the threats Of confis-
cation, etc. Several Of the largest man-
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\ A1HAA AAtN 3IL 2-1 -
/ pany, corner jefferson and Front streets
ETRsT National Bans, Il Madison street.
GERMAN National Bank, 2s5 Main street
UAY0so savings Institution, IS Madison
VI street
HOME Insurance and Trust Company, Il
III Madison street
TEFFERSON Insurance and Trust Company
- 6 Madison street
NEMPHIs Insurance Company, TX Madi-
NJ son street
OGDEN, Tobey 8 Co, l6 Jefferson street
DEOPLE's Bank OF Tennessee, Z Madison
street.
CAVINGs Bank of Memphis, 24 Main street
TENNESSEE National Bank, corner Jener-
/ son and Main STREETS
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
7 EVETT, JOS. & co, 50 Main street
MARINER & CURTIS, 2I5 Main street.
NTTCKLE, SMITH & RAGLAND, SIG Main
DEILLY, J., 20 Front street.
TFRRY & MITCHELL, So Main street.
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The Franklin Job Printing HOusC
Is made up Of the latest 49, most beau
tiful styles OF Sewly-Cut Types, Borders,
Scripts, Ornaments and Designs, repre-
sentinQ all branches OF Trade.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-

THE LEoTURE.-The Rev. DR.. Casky
delivered a lecture last night, at the
Tabernacle, for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans Of Confederate soldiers,
which was very well attended. The
subject was handled in a truly original
manner, the truths Of the day being told
in an original and telling style. At the
conclusion Of the lecture, Col. Kerr in
trodueed little Cora johnson, a maiden
OF some seven summers, who recited the
Unknown" a poem by Miss Carrie
Bell Sinclair, one of the most gifted wri-
ters Of the south, in a manner that would
have done credit to one who had " trod
the boards" for years. The next lee
turer and his subject will be duly an
vrunaad
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MrHpNra March II Irg7

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALs }
MEAPHIs, March Il, Is57. !
The money market during the past
week has not been active. There is yet
q good demand for money at regular
rates, but holders Of good paper are not
willing to pay the ruling street rates for
accommodations. Our banks are cir
cumspeet, and to regular customers they
discount at from 9 to IL per cent. Gold
has o downward tendency. In the alb
senee of dispatches early in the day, they
bought at the closing rates of yesterday,
Sac but the advices which arrived in
the afternoon were not favorable, and at
the closing 80 to 331 was all that was
offered.
Silver declined slightiy-24 TO 26e was
the closing rate offered.
City scrip is dull, with very light de-
mand. Buying at 65 to 66c; selling
at zoe.
County warrants continue dull, with
light transactions. Buying at 90c sell
ing at SO to 95e.
Exchange is scarce and in active re-
quest. But little cotton is going forward.
Our banks buy at to of, and check at
par to premium.
1t will be seen, by reference to our
quotations, that uneurrent money has
undergone very little change since our
last. The transactions during the week
have been comparatively small. Bank
of Tennessee money has been at a stand
still since the decision Of the court. The
impression prevails that this decision
will be reversed, and holders Of this
honey with that hope before them, do
not seem disposed to sell at25c, at which
price there are several orders to fill in
this CITY
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DIXEY.-This is a name loved by all
no less for the recOIlections it calls up
than for those who have fell fighting on
" that line" Still the irrepressible
Dixey breathes, lives, moves, and has a
being, habitation, and 8 house at No. 56
Adams street, where he and our ancient
friend Wsterhouse will welcome all who
call, whether they are reconstructed or
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager-