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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

correspondent Of the Friends ReuieD writes
from Friendsvils, Blount county, TENN
think there are great Inducements for Friends to
engrate 10 Tennessee; but the most important and
that which should b the leading inducsment ia the
harvest OF SOULS the extension Of the borders Of the
ment Of its influence The field II large There appears
to BE- great opening for receiving Friends and much
anxiety manifested by those outside OF our society to
learn Of their doctrines Al this place there Is .
monthly meeting, and . good schooihouss containing
considerable apparatus good library, and at present
ing students enrolled.
Eliza Mott, recently deceased, made the follow
ing bequests:-To the Society of Friends in East
Sixteenth street. $4,000 for the poor of said So
ciety; New York Hospital, s., 900; New York Asy-
lum for the Blind, 81 O0O Society for Relief Of
Colored Orphans, 81, 0OO Home for the Friendless,
81 900; Nurseries and ChiId's Hospital, 81 900;
Woman's Hospital, 81 900; New York Institution
for Deaf and Dumb, 81 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

The following resolutions were unanimo usly
adopted by the old school Presbytery Of Buffalo
at it, last meeting
Resolved, That - . Prssbytsv We approve Of tho
organic union Of the two branches Of the Presbyterian
Church monty known the old SCHOOL, and s'nsw
schosn the basis Of the Philadephia Presbyterian
Unien Convention.
Resolved, That No not snly approve and earnestly
desire that suoh union be contaminated, but also the
OF the whole Presbyterian family, towards which
the hard Of 0sd ID evidently pointing ~ Q means Of
augmented strength In promoting The interests Of
Christ's kingdom.
Three Presbyterian churches are soon TO be
dedicated IN Southern New York viz..-The Pres.
byterian church Of Big Flats, Rev. A. T. Atwood,
pastor, Is to be dedicated January 20. Sermon to
be preached BY Rev: I. u. Dawson, Of New York.
The Presbyterian church Of Corning, Rev w. A.
Niles, pastor, 10 to be dedicated February S. Ser.
mon BY Rev. Samuel w. Fisher, d. d., Ii. D., Of
Utica. The Presbyterian churchin Campbell, Rev.
p. Harrington, pastor, is nearly ready for dsdca.
ton bat the day ID not yet designated. Sermon
by Rev. 8. n. Campbell, d. D., Of Rochester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

The Hebrew Messenger states that the city Of
New York contains fully seventy thousand Israel
ties. In one Congressional district there must be
not far from twenty thousand. In this locality the
Jewish Sabbath is faithfully and strictly observed,
and on Sunday blocks of stores, occupied By Jewish
tradesmen, are open for the transaction Of bust
ness. The police are vigilant in enforcing the
Sunday laws against all whose stores are not closed
on Saturday. The Israelites in Maryland arc meet
ing with considerable opposition in their efforts to
obtain in that State Sunday law as liberal as the
one in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

Tho Spiritualists Of Hartford, Conn.,, at their
late convention. protested against religious edu-
cation in schools, and objected to the announce
ment Of young mems Christian associations that
they will assist only those who como recommended
from churches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26
CONGREGATIONAL.

There has been quite stir at Oberlin recently
on the subject Of Free Masonry. Under the lea.
Asrship Of Mr.. Finney II has been attempted to
exclude al Nasons from the Congregational
churches. The First Church has. by . consider
able majority. adopted this policy. The following
a it, action
Rsssavs1 rhaa h rscsiv,ns member, u any candi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

90 4 6HALDRoN non corS DRLIvsRRD fxMs.
~ ,a iasey On s=rsalsss hawsns small lads have
s.us = e f~ssv.sSlN sirssI SiesdwsI. sss ssa sSsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

III. By ALLEN BROWN,
Office No gS Broadway.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, JOSIAH w. BROWN. HOBA.
ITO HENRIQUES
Real Estate Public Private Sale.
TUESDAY Jan. 2
1t II o'clock at the Exchange salesrocm Ill Broadway
tho four and basement brick Store and Dwelling
House No. 657 Hudson street and No Horatio
street being the northwest of said streets. This
property occupied first class
family quor store and Of the most eligible locations
In that portion Of ths city.
Sire OF lot 10. 7xb9.0
Maps and particulars at tho ece OF the auconeers NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

M Peremptory sale Of 2l5 Lots Boulevard Broadway.
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth avenues Eightyseven Eighty
eighth Eighty. ninth strcets-E. II. LUDLOW CO. WIN
sell amcon Tuesday, February 1903 at y O'clock a.
Salcsroom Ill Broadway Trinity building, I've
blocks Of Ground Central Park and the Boule
and and between Eighty and Eighty ninth
being part Of the property OF Martin Zborowsk ESQ
This the highest and best grade around Cenr.
Park In the most improving part OF the city Tho sale
will be positive.
Terms-Icn per cent day OF sale; twothirds Of the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage for
three years March Maps be had application
the auctioneers Office No. Pine street. to 6ouvernoaB
Ogden ESQ, 1877 Fulton
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The Selma Times and Messenger calls
attention to fact. as illustrative OF the
impeachment trial, which eur readers
viii remember to have read Of lately, IS
il occurred between Judge Bellauy
Storer, Of Cincinnati, and a merchant Of
that city. The merchant having case
pending before the judge wrote him a
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in controversy. but without making any
improper Suggestions or ovsriureA But
90 sensitive vas the judge to the prOprie
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court The result was, that the mer-
chant Who was q true gentensB,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
Board adjourned till II p. m.
AFrERNoos.

AFTERNOON.
Board convened pursuant To adjourn
ment.
Roll called, quorum present.
| Mr.. Cobb moved that Ill Boies, ESQ.,,
be permitted to address the Board on
the question pending.
Carried.
| Upon the motion 10 grant the prayer
OF the petitioners the yeas and nays re-
suited as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. ChampIin, Cobb, Cor
win, Hempseed, Homer, McCord, Mich
OILS, Sandilands, Webster-9.
Nays-Mcssrs. Boyles, Culver, Hitch
cock, Holt, Humphreys, Jackson,
Mott, Rownd, Ward---9.
Absent-Elwell-1.
Lost.
Mr.. Corwin moved the adoption Of
the following resolution
fosotUed, That whenever any COM
missioner appointed by this Board to
view roads, shall fail to perform the
duties of said commissioner on the day
fixed blythe Board, then the Clerk OF
this Board is hereby authorized and
empowered TO fix another day for the
action OF said commissioner upon satis-
factory information OF such failure To
act
Carried.
Mr.. Mott moved that the Board ap.
point day for the commissioner on
the vacation of the Cedar Falls West
ern Road to proceed tn view said road,
and that said commissioners be directed
TO report To the Board ut the June ses-
sion.
Mr.. Corwin moved that the motion of
Mr.. Mott be laid over till tomorrow
morning at ~ o'clock.
Carried.
The committee on the construction
OF che Waterloo Bridge then reported:
Mr.. Hitchcock inoycd that the 70.
port be received and the committe dis
charged
Carried.
Mr.. Cobb moved the adoption of
resolution concerning votes upon
bridge appropriations &C., which VIVA
lost.
Mr.. Ward moved that the motion I'd
adopt the report of special committees
ON Bldck Hawk Creek bridge, which
was adopted yesterday, be reconsider
ed. 80
Lost. a..
Mr.. Cobb moved that the yeas and
nays shall be taken on all questions re-
ferred to In Chapter ~, section 8l3 Of
tho Code, M tf
Carried.
Mr. Cobb moved that the Clerk bs
hereby authorized to issue warrants for
the accruing interest upon the ten per
cent. warrants, and that the same be-
endorsed uPofi said warrants.
Carried.
Concluded merit Week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
AFTERNOON.

Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ament.
Roll called /; quorum present.
Mr. Champlin moved that commit
tee of three he appointed to classify the
several descriptions of the property tO
be assessed the present year, for the
purpose of equalizing such assess
ment.
Carried.
Messrs. Champlin Rownd and San
dilands appointed.
Mr.. Nichols moved that the follow.
ing resolution be adopted;
Resolved that there be appro-
priated by this Board the sum of three
hundred dollars for the purpose OF as
sisting In building q bridge across
Black Hawk Greek in Black Hawk
township OH tile Waterloo and Fort
Dodge Road ON condition that the cit
iyens interested in said bridge shall
pay the sum of three hundred dollars
toward the sum; Ahd that the clerk
of this Board be authorized to draw a
warrant on the bridge fund for three
hundred dollars when said bridge is
completed to the acceptance of u com
mittee appointed by the Board. Said
committee is to satisfy the clerk that
said bridge has cost not less than six
hundred dollars And that Samuel
Case Z. X. Buechley and II. III. De-
witt he appointed said committee.
Adopted.
Mr.. Corwin moved that the clerk be
authorized To draw warrant OH the
bridge fund i'm favor of the Elk Run
bridge committee for the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars I'm addition
to the six hundred dollars already APP
propriated for said bridge.
Carried.
Mr.. Corwin moved that the Asses
sor of Waterloo township for 1857 be
allowed to correct d mistake In the as
sessment of Martin Blim aiid w. III.
Brott and that the treasurer be author
lied to make corresponding currec-
ton on the tax book. f
Carried.
Mr.. Mott moved that q. r. Ward be
placed on the committee Of Justices
and Constables accounts in place Of
Mr. Elweil absent.
Carried.
Mr.. Cobb moved that the clerk be
directed TO charge tile new Treasurer
with all monies received in the Treas
nrers Office since Usc. 8lst, 1857 Wre-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
Report adopted.

Report adopted.
Mr.. Mott moved that on and after the
LIST day of April next, the bounty on
pocket gophers shall be discontinued in
this county.
Lost. #E&
Mr.. Nichols moved that L. A. Cobb,
s. III. Rownd and ID. T.. Champlin he
appointed a COMMITTEES to investigate
the Waterloo bridge subject, and report
the same to the Board.
Carried. .sfsl. aa
A petition concerning School money
was presented from citizens of Sub
District No. 6, Cedar Falls township,
and referred to special committee APP
pointed by the chair as follows
Messrs. Mott, Champlin and Hitch
cock. g
Mr.. Jackson moved the adoption OF
the following resolution:
WHEREAS, The former Clerk, ID. j.
Coleman, has certified tina. he failed to
make up the Board Record relative To
the vacation of that part Of the Water
loo and Wapsipinicon Road through
Section 81, township 90, Range IL,
therefore resolved that the present
clerk be instructed to make up said rec
ord.
Adopted.
A petition concerning bounty war;
rants was received frum III. Thompson,
and referred to a special committee as
folleWs:
Messrs. Cobb ChampIin and McCord.
The report OF s. Gookins, county Su-
perintendent, was then read and ac-
cepted. 80. s
communities Of t~u bs appcintesd u ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

bly, of the State asking for law per-
mitting the Board of Supervisors to
fund outstanding Indebtedness report
ed petition for the members of the
Board to sign. A
Mr.. Corwin moved that the report Of
the committee he adopted.
Mr. Sandiiands moved that the mat
ter he deferred till 2p. IN. to-day.
Carried. -F ,
The committee appointed at the last
session Of tie Board to view the Wap-
sipinieon river In lester township, and
ascertain the most practicable place for
bridging the same, made report which
was referred To the standing committee
on roads aud bridges.
Mr.. Sandilaiids moved that the vote
to refer the report to the standing COM
mittte he reconsidered and that it be
referred tn special committee.
Carried.
Messrs. McCord, Ward and Holt ap-
pointed. ,s..ss- t...l
The special committee appointed td
classify and Ak the medium valuation
Of taxahle rfitpstty for tile year 1868 re-
ported as fOllUws: g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
Proceedings of the Board
of Supervisors of Black
\ Hawk County, iowa.
JANUARY SESSION, 1899.

The Board of Supervisors of Black
Hawk County convened at the Cour
House in Waterloo, at IL A. NJ, Janua
ry 9Th, 1868.
The following gentlemen appeared
for their respective townships the new
and reelected members taking and sub.
scribing tile oath of Office;
Bbyles, n. S., Union, .z
Champlih, ID. +. East Waterlou,
Cobb, L. A. Waterloo,
Culver, Byron, Cedar Falls,
Hitchcock, N. Cedar,
Holt, L. P. Washington,
s jackson, J. Spring Creek; aHz
Rownd, s. III. Cedar Falls,
Sandilands, J. Barclay, q
Ward, q. +. Black Hawk.
Mr.. Holt moved that j. Jackson be
appointed chairman pro. tenn.
Carried.
Mr.. Holt moyed that the Board pro-
ceed to ballot for permanent chair
man.
Carried. 49, .s... Z. -
Upon the first ballot Byron Culver re-
ceired nine votes, J. jackson one and
5. I'll. Rownd one. F3ss&#
Mr.. Culver being declared duly elect
ed took the chair. s.e- s....rt
Board adjourned till b. ID.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
Concluded merit Week. ]


CHEATING THE DocToR.--Aii Edifi.
burg physician, having ordered bills
ter TO he put on patients chest, called
to inquire what bad been the eff ct.
20, replied the brother uf tile invalid,
I'VE had na q chSst to put the blister on;
but we put 1t on \ baitidbox, and George
Ia we'll enough. "Well, we'll" an-
sssered the doctor, with grin, ssthat' )
all right, IL he's betfer."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
ef CT. a. EBERHART.
sSubscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day Of January, 1858.

~ M X
Report received.
The Clerk then presented list of
State cases In which the county Is liza
ble for the costs. -
Mr.. Rownd moved that the same be
referred to the committee on county ac-
counts. W Ss@
Carried. ~ $. ~
Mr.. Humphreys moved the adoption
Of the following resolution:
WHEREAS, An error was committed
In establishing the Humphreys road,
in lincoln township, at the Sc ktemb ber
session, 1867, without having y final
hearing concernliig said road; and as
the same is mot legally established.
Therefore A@s
Resotved That the committee on
roads be instructed to open the matter
for further hearing, and fix q day for
said final hearing. a.
Adapted. tsm ~ 80
The special committee appointed ID
draft > petition 10 the General Assem-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
z. BAKER,

TTOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTEI
Ii and Paper Hanger. Shop on Firs, Street, Ceda
Falls Iowa, S-26
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

Miss Grace Hilton, Vi Albany. u said
to be this young lady to whom che sal-
liant Phil. Sheridan is engaged.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

AFTERNOON. g..
Board convened pursuant to adjourn.
ment. sac ... '..
Roll called, quorum present.
The following gentlemen appeared
for their respective townships, the new
and reelected members taking and sub.
scribing the oath: " s.,
Corwin, /. II. Poyner, ,s
Hempseed, ]. Lester, 40 w
Homer, III. p. Bennington,
Humphreys, G.. w. Lincoln,
McCord, III. }. Fox. Il 2.kasal.
Mott, Damon, Eagle,
Nichols, G. p. Orange,
Webster, A. II. Mt. Vernon, a.
-- Big Creek. s"e ,....'
n The old rules of the Board were
then read, and adopted for the ensuing
year. ,7"s@
The chair appointed the following
standing committees: HsH %
81 School Fund: "a "a gs
l.. p. Holt, H. p. Homer, c. P. Mich
Roads and Bridges: a.a
J; Jackson, N. s. Boyles, N. Hitch
cock. as z3E esss-ss
Go County Accounts -
j. T. Corwin, s. II. Rownd, Damon
Mott. ..ls.s.
County Buildings and Property I'd,
A. T. Webster, ID. +. Champlin, L.
A. Cobb. at
County Poor: .rs q
L. A. Cobb, j. Sandilands, g. w.
Humphreys. s.ao
Examination of Co. Books and Settle
ment with Co. Officers:
g. III. Rownd, Ii. j. McCord,s N.
Hitchcock.
New Townships:
c. z. Nichols, A. L. Webster, l.. p,
Holt. s.- r
80 Taxation and Equalization
ID. E. Champlin, q. +. Ward, S. II.
Rownd. ........a &c.
Accounts of Township Officers:
l.. p. Holt, James Hempseed, III. j.
McCord. .-.-....-. --..-.--,---....
Erroneous Assessments and Lands
wrongfully sold for taxes:
J. Sandilands, A. T. Webster, /. T.
Corwiu.
Accounts of Justices and Constables
Damon Mott, j. Jackson, It. III. FL.
well. 81 s-as.
Examination of Official Bonds:
N. Hitchcock, G.. f. Ward, Damon
Mott. a. .s-.e
Swamp Lands:
c. P. Nichols, /. t. Corwin, Fl. p,
Homer. H#a
Mr.. Corwin moved that the Clerk
be authorized to make and sign deeds
in the name of the county. for any
swamp lands belonging to the county
of Black Hawk, which Lravitt &
Lusch may sell, according to instruc-
tions received from the Board.
Carried. -.
Numerous petitions, accounts, &c.,
were presented and referred to their re-
spective committees.
The committee on Official bonds re-
ported as follows:
We have examined the following
bonds and recommend their approval :
q ~ AZ Couuty 0f7icers
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n. q. DAVIES.

EASHUONABLE TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
ID South OF Coles Drug Store Cedar Falls Iowa. Re-
pairs neatly and promptly executed on the most reas
enable terms && &M MEG