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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04


TIE PACIFiC RAILROAD.-A dis
patch from Cheyenne to the Chicago
Republican, dated 18th, says;
Yesterday, at , o'clock in the at
ternoop, the track laying on the
Union Pacific Galway was complet-
ed to the city of Cheyenne, and in a
few moments afterwards the whistle
ofthe locomotive was heardabove the
noise of hammers and the rattle of
wagons all over this bustling, live
young city, and the citizens, com
pretending the situation, deserted
their workshops, stores, saloons, and
their various professional duties,
and rushed wildly to the railroad
track, arriving there in time to wit
mes the construction train move up
opposite the city. For an hour pre-
vious party Of gentlemen and
ladies had been out watching the
progress Of the track-laying, but
the crowd speedily increased in
numbers, and became very enthus-
iastic. Shout after short resounded
over the plains. Haitian hour later,
and the con structiou train, follow
ing the track layers, moved beyond
the city and before nightfall Chey-
enne was left halt a mile in the
roar
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The German railways have adopt
ed new system for heating cars on
railways. At q conference Of the
railway managers of the North Ger
man Bund, some time ago, it was
agreed to warm the passenger cars
on all the lines, BEGINNING as soon as
the cold weather sets in this winter:
and for this purpose a special car,
containing the heating apparatus,
will be placed Immediately next to
the locomotive of every train, from
which pipes viii convey continal
circulation Of hot water through tn
the whole train Inside the cars
these PIPES arc made of copper,
which will communicate with the
other cars by short lengths of India
rubber pipes, fitting in by means of
screw metal heads. Vcnti!ators in
the interior of the compartments
enable the passengers to regulate
the temperature TO suit their con-
venience
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

rnsWrWs frn 3rmrHinfns iho
following huraGuo on 10 cns tom
which u now becoming prevalent $50
nnd Nv nn cxrhnugo
Some editors have grown ao U.h
and liberal that they now hire aub.
scribors 20 take their pnpcr a IL
eastern editor takes lcod ~ liberal
inducements M follows
Subscribers for one copy Of tho
CdHccr will DO presented with II boX
Of Patent Petroleum Paste Blacking,
This Is worry superior article; IL
blacks boots, or stoves, or may be
used as II hair dye, Cor tcstimoni.
ais from leading clorgymcn, states
men and boot blacks, see ADVERT
sing columns Of the Cancers
Subscribers for two copies will
receive q box Of sardincs.
"SuhSr'ibcrs for five copies will
oa presented with n pair Of iron
clad urrac.rs with glass eyes q,
warranted 10 suit one agc as well
rs another.
Subscribers for ten copies viii
be entitled TO II patent adjustable
bootjack which can also be used us
corkScrcw, collccmiIl, or ink
stand.
Subscribers for twenty-five cop
les will receive n marble bureau
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Subscribers for fifty copies will
receive scvcn-octavc sewing ma
chine with the Agra!l'c attachment.
Subscribers for seventy five cop
les will receive n bass wood parlor
suit of furniture.
Subscribers for ono hundred cop
les will receive burial plot with an
order for tombstoncs delivered when
required,
"Subscribcrs for five hundred cop
les will receive n nomination for
Congress.
Subscribers for thousand cop
les will be presented with farm
in New Jersey, fenced and mort
gagged"
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New Subscribcrs.A Rare. Chance
N L w
Sunday school Paper.
THE CHILDREN OF TIE WESY..

CEVEN reasons, among others, why this
- paper should be put in the hands of
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Papers published.
2. 1t of,rs greater yatiety Of attrac--
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

The attention of our Indian sub
eoribcrs belonging n the Kiowa and
Comanche Tribes are respectfully
Invited 70 the able and eloquent adj
dress of ibeir Commander in- Chief,
SA-TAN-KA. or "Sitting Bear" de
Iivered before the United States
Commissioners. who lately went a
mong them.
Presenting. fromthe recent deprc-
dations committed on this frontier
that many ofthese way -farers are not
aware that such a contract" has
been made. signed, sealed and de-
livered, wherein their Chef, in al
luding to Texas, assures usthey twill
make no bloody trail on their land.
In the future, they will please take
notice, and governt themselves aceor-
dinghy H'oatkerford Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES
a Shanghai CHINA correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce, writes
under date Of October 1lth:
"a new era has dawncd upon this
far East by the establishment of the
great United States mail line, via
Ca iIornia. The frstrcgular through
mail was delivered from the United
States Consulate General in Shang-
hal on August 3, 1867, bringing in
telligence from London to July I'd
and Sd, and full New York market
reports to that date, far in advance
Of p. and o. news, or Kachta Rus
sian kilograms. The return steamer
contained a large number of letters
for Europe, and this-but an ex-
detrimental mail-promised that
across the Pacific will be the favo-
rite route from China to those pow
crs with which she has treaties
Postage bills will be greatly reduced,
and the United States government
VIII be better paid than by the old
method. Thus, an American house
here sent 30 half ounce. letters to
their constituents in the United
States. On these the postage over
land, via Marselles and London,
would be $27 in coin, while now, by
the California route, thsNamount
would be reduced to So, and would
reach their destination some days
in advance Of Peninsula and Oriental
contract time" $50 circulars would
cost now cash SO, instead Of 50, and
and other books and pa
pers and periodicals may be had
without paying their full value, in
Guiding price of subscription, to the
British government tor postage -
The voluminous official correspond
ence Of the legation, consulates and
squadron going free, will save-thou-
sands Of dollars per annCm to the
which Will form seri- !
Gus item Of reduction in the British
postal revenue"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

Caftr Fighting has commonca
al IN Croto between the Turks ond
The insurgenls nod, IN recent On
gngomcnt. both lhc luangouts, ns
usual claim iho victory. Tho Turk
uli lIrcog On the island estimated
ut 5000 aud irlho Candiolos, nf
terra struggle of almost two years,
do not yet despair, there must bo
great moral power IN their cause,
The Porte has proposed to the in
surgonts 10 divide the island into
five districts, thrco Of which shall
be governed by Christians. This
proposition, however, has been re-
jectcd, and the Crctnn National
Assembly has again declared that
there is no other mode Of satisfying
the people OF Crete, and to adjusting
tho pending difficulties, than by an
internal commission, duly authori.
aod by the Great Powers, imparti-
ally investigating the condition Of
the people Of Crcto, ard ascertain
ing their wishes.
Such Il solution was advocated by
Russia, France, Prussia and Italy,
but the Porte rejected the scheme.
Now Austria counsels her Eastern
ncighbor no longer to oppose the
calling Of such n commission, and to
accept its decision, whatever it may
be. Turkey, however, is deaf to all
such counscls, holding it beneath
her dignity to permit other powers
to decide in questions pertaining to
her territory. If such right is
now conceded in regard to Crete,
His Sublime Majesty says his whole
empire may soon be disposed Of in
Il similar manncr.-C Charleston NewS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04
TiSNEniLL LODGE. 10. ~. r.& 4. H.,
MrsDuif iinli. j. T. Hili, ", ~.
Ef n. npNru. Soy

IJ-Tld. Is truly the "ugo n progress" nl il'"
American people nrc, beyond doult, far ahead of all
olho,s This Is clearly demonstrated nv tho sewing
Mrh.ra-whlch IL strictly speaking, M American In
yeniion,
Ia tli1 branch NJ manufacture, the ryritr Sfviv0
M,cnsg Co., Office 90 Broadway New York city,
stands prc.cmlncnt. Their improved Manufacturing
Nncllncn has no rival n Is butt ON sound neoan'-
cal prnclpos-ls simple In n'iructon--ca,ly unlcr'
stood, and not liable to get out Of order.
IT. rowing qualities, particularly on cloth and o'il''
or, cannot be- cqmllcd; and " such, recommend II
to on, f. ends and the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

MIDNIGHT NUPTIALs-M a Tack
On the Suspension Bridge.-This
is a formidable but, nevertheless, ap.
propriatc heading. From the Blue
Grass region Of Kentucky came a
runaway pair recently. They wan
ted "to get married the worst kind. ="
They couldn't get a license over the
river, so they came to this side, took
rooms at the Burnet House, and
" 10 an effort to procure tho nee
o,sary paper in Hamilton county.
owing to the lateness Of the hour
icy failed here also. Not daring
risk their h la. ,i i1,;@ss in the hands
wenty-four hours, whlch might
ih%upon them the pursuing par
IS, they took II hack drove to the
residence Of ~ clerical gentloman,
who has become almost as famous
as the "blacksmith,' and requested
him to take ride with them. I'm
Outstanding that u fee awaited him,
he obeyed without reluctance know
ing that by so DONG he would rem
der two fellow. beings happy Cor
"retched) for life.
The hackman had his orders, and
- drove as rapidly as the speed of
his horses would permit, to the sus-
pension bridge. Toll paid, the
vehicle slowly rolling along the
bridge to u point which the driver
judged TO be the middle, and there
it halted, just as the bells sounded
midnight. And there, in rack, on
the suspension bridge, at the hour
Of midnight, the nuptial ceremony
took place, and the anxious lovers
ware made husband and wife, with
out the permission Of either Ken
lucky or Ohio Cincinnati Com
merctal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VECE.

Notice IS hereby given that at the No
vember term 1851, Of the Probate Court OF
Denton County, Texas, The unders igncd
was duly appointed administ ator Of the
estate Of James and Sarah filler, deceased
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate pay
msnt, and ibose having claims against the
same, 20 present them properly authentiea-
ted within TIE time prescribed by Law, or
they will be barred.
ST.. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
Denton, Dec 18Th, lS67-li6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04
F.i,ne Enr SnIe.

4 HAVE on hand about 1000 bushels Of
i fresh Willie Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, aud equal TO any ever made in this
eonntsy, which | will sell at 20 cts per
bushel o retail, or at Is cts, by the hun
drcl brslrls' | viii also continue TO keep
a full suTfl- at all iiGes, At my rla,e near
Caruih IS spring. in the north part Of town,
halt mile iion the Public Square
JNo. BARBlEE.
nalinf. Tcra- Nor- -. iss7-laSm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

Next August, agrand total eclipse
Of the sun will take place in India
and semitic men from several com
tries will be sent 10 observe IL
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MASONIC.
BtLLiA CntPTfR, M, "a,
uOYAL ARCH MAGONB,

flutft haffty snmmlnat ~ Huaht NiiitI
r0r.HiIIn N hdlW thsrrf u. E,on hrhdIs
Flning tHht nm M ftflf 0tuilr lth.itF
w tunnnb1 otthr N . w. T.
" f.. MtRrtY, F.eulbfE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04
SAFE FOR SALE.

AN entirely new, Halls Patent, medium
N size, Iron safe will be sold, il early ap-
plicaticn is made at the
HERALD OFFICE,
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Bankrupfcy.

TTAVING received all the necessary
| Books, Blanks, Forms, Schedules and
Vouchers, under the present Bankrupt Act,
! an prepared to give especial attention to
cases OF bankruptcy, for the next twelve
months. GEO. W. GUESS.
Ofiee on Stiil street, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

EBUCATfOuhL.
FEM ALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TBfAs,
Hrs. HELENA VIM, Prcteplrcss,
NMsiEiil q, HALsELL, NnIcTeathcr
vEUlEflrTn styslON Of rllsgetooi will
n commence On
Monday, September y. 1907,
And close Friday, May ~, 1908.
RATES or TUITION, PER MONTH.
FIRST Onhogrnphy. Hrnd-
Ing, P9umanslip and Mental Arlh.
mCiic,u ,,,".uu,, .,,,,,,,,,... .,,..t"''.S - w
SECOND CLASS Geography, lllslo'
ry Sacred and Proionc), English
Grammar Analysis Familiar Sell
cnoe, Arithmetic, Philosophy, NAT
ural and MOrar, ....."'",," %
THIRD CLASE-R Rhetoric, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Algebra, Mcntal Phi
lus0phy and Latin, .".. ..,......."., 4 90
Piano with use Of lnstrumcnt..."," . 90
Vocal Music in school, no extra charge,
INCIDENTAL FFf,-.u.""" .,''."""''''' Az
Tho above prices are In specie; one half
10 be paid in advance.
Each student viii be charged from
time of entering school until the close Of
the session, aud no deduction for lost time,
"yGlDt IN cases ofproiraeted sickness Of two
weeks OF more.
Dallas, Texas ais 10, lSC7--l1:sui
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

GBIRAX MCNlCE1,
ntLLhd tOt Fft.
gnrmhffii iama ~ u ", nifiu rgnnlt tom.
mliil0nff Hf tn fatfiy, me F0hnht ttLiifi w
ymff ul1. nis mnfa fnd inli, nnf in LwlfHl,
tfindtd n or ian ihl.iI, " hihfa hfh huhIrH
~ milHf nHfiii M u illtt 0r MrkihfHyt id,. lN.t
INkIN ~ lV U.uIf ruriff. fuI r.ifH' fl I..u."
OHp. " lnldt y In Dimi County, cue quay
ifuHsE HiInt 90 hHuls hlHil hffi.I 0ii rnD L.rI
tut rupUlrl or ftitmri, ~ That thH huuf lHs Uuru
.tif u, rreiyafie. ri,pr1'.t.lsi .fH 1850
HEruH Ir i.nn. ~ Wo.ll County 0un .nn.
en- ns nn r4nNg. Duo sOnnEL NlUr re'f btl f.t
white llIulol TillH. bhLll ON lun ir PEI r.'t
SIS. JONES. q. G. g., y. Z. g..
TAEHANT COuNTy.
TAKEN rrly VIM, y, llny, ru' ,stuyrl lrf'rr u.
H. Elur., T. r.. y dark ohesnut suUVFL HORSE ~.
~, about ~ hania f~h ro,rs oli lpddl' Nh. p.
rirli Gro foot white, litto white in tho t,o, huud'
81 MU IN the lrli shoulder.
TikrN rr hy II, y. laswrll, iui r t.OyU lolrr j.
X. Allen j, T., Turrtut county ~ tie .l,h dizzy NJ
November, A. u 1861, two WORT nNE', on" 9 While
with red rnrs and red spots about his E".k, WIN
crop and undcrht In the right and undcrloro IN The
lon clr and about ten years Old branded the rlR'
hip 81 The other ioiirh color with white flco aud
some Whit about h's funhe, marked with two unier'
bits In the right bmnlcd on the r'ghi hip y, audrnme
hip, side and .hunldcg IS ia ,dGd; both appraised TO
l.. H. BROWN. C.C.C,T.C.T,
Gy II, 2 nRowN. Donniv.
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. ppnxs. 70 THE NERVOUS AND pEpr1,

4 DDKEss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIIITA.
N ted, whose sune.nss have been protracted from
eas to nes a.sis Il ron .rs srsns
hsvs suffered, from Involuntary discharges. what 81
feet ds,s Pr odise upon your general nsrth DO You
exer,ion produce pslpataon offhe heart, Does your
ver. urinary organs Jour kidneys, frequently get
Ss . on sns aoss heh
riss thu tpf Or IL sediment 1t the bottom sfer II
has stood a~hiie' Do yss havs spss 81 shor. breath
you spes Of 'sintipg vushss Of blood 10 the
head 10 your msmoryimps'redt Js your nind CON
Istess mopins, tired Of company, u ls 10 you wish
to he let alone, 10 get away ho every bodys Does
little thing make you atart innpi your s>ep bro
t. bloom jour cheek bright, Doyoa snioy yonr-
self ia society wels DO vou pursue your tu-iness
with tie energy. Do you feel much confidence
In yourselft Are Your spirits dull and ,gsips civ.
Of meisncho, II 80, do not Jay it your liver
or dyspepsia. Have You restless pisht.l Your back
weak, !onr knees weak snl have lut little petite,
aud you stfributs this to dyspepsia Of HvW tlsint
Now reader self Ahuse al ciseases badly ed.
SEXUAL all capa lie Of producing weak
ness tie seneratve organs. The organs Of
VII. n In perfect h. aih mske the Did you ever
think thAt those bold desrt energetic persevsrine
successful lnsins men are swsys these whose
orsaus in feet lea thi You nevsrbsar such
coinplin OF being melancholy. Of nervousness OF
palpitsion ofthe heart They are never afraid they
eauuot succeed in buinsss they don't become sad and
dscaarAgsd they alwsys polite and pleasant N the
company fiadiss ma look ,on and them right In the
ness s0cut them. do not mean fhoee whs keep tt .
organs Inflated by running TO These viii not
only min their constitutions but also they do busins
with or for
How many ran, from bsd!y-cured des~ases on the
effect, OF seab and .xass.s have brought about
Of veakne In thoos organs that reduced
the general system naeA . induce almost every
pher dsease- idiocy, lunacy. paralysis, srtnA Aee.
tous suicide and slNest every other form Of disssse
which hns,aaityts hcr to- end the rsal Of the
trouble scarcely ever spscesA and havs 6pcsossi ~
Ali bnt thsrfehs one.
offhsss orsaus require the IRE Of Dfuretic
HxlMBOLHs 1LulD 1xTkAOT BUCHU b the erest
Dure ain TOR desess Of the Bladder
Kidneys. Gravel, Eropay, 0rga1fs weskaess, Female
Complaints, General Debility and al diseases Of he
Urinary Organs, whether existing IN Male o. YsDais
from whatever cause originating, and matter Of hsw
long standing.
IT no trsstmeut IL submitted TO- Consumption or In.
sanity mar Our flesh and blood supported
from these sonfces and the health and happiness and
possrs. depends upon prom pt Of reliable
remedy.
Helnboid's Extract Ruchu, established upward OF IS
ye,r-. prepared by HI HELMBoiD Drug gist sea New
York and 04 Sonth 10th Street. Phiadelpbs Ps PaIc1
-S2 per BOTTLE, bottles fer g. So delivered TO any
addr, -, ecld by D1usgts's every here.
ASNons genuine unless doce up In stee-eu ID
wrapper, with fac smile ofny Chemical warehous. and
signed H. r. HELMRDLD.
oet3-dA WIN
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HoB. Josr ]. FARxsvoRrn, of Illinois, 10
psAelea1eb y alArssf majeeity than Aas been
eivsa in any esher single Congressional Dis
siss n tAs United States, to-wit l4,4l8
~ NJ 49,: Password. 2o,72s; Hen.
49,, dah,
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supervisors .ssc Is
ss6 Charles Doerr, In part 70 elk C..... 800 70
, A true copy
Ordered that the Board adjourn sine
die. ]. w. .GooDRIcH, Pres.
CHAs. DOERR. Clerk.
BY w. O. Hoover, Deputy.
WILKIxsos's msjorty in the First MINES
ota District il Q, 400.
John Bri2ht's hair is white with age and
hard work.
TIE population Of Chicago is 252, 1854
souls.
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0ol1wU 6slrn 10 q Ithaca, New York,
I'D - eeonoo 1Dm his dltissas Professor
il Csenell ColIags.
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Special Notices.


Thcuss nds toss sick beis to-day Who might have
been ws.aad hearty, had they taken due rrecsetiou
the of that most precious Of
Iii. ngs d sotsd mind AND sound body. ffcknesa to
greater thar people suppose Is droitdble
When the body lanEaid, the spirits depressed and the
nervons naturally sensitive, II should b taken
for Or suited that mischief is being There hints and
waersAngs vouchsafsu - such by kinA Prsst1spte
ought be disregsrsd If they sHghts6 ~ 10
generally the case. the next thing may fsvsr
billions attack, other form Of acute dis
qhsy indicate clearly The Utilization WIRE
given In articuate Language, that the snial functions
cisordered and the system dshitstsd Usdef shsss
circumstances, the snfy Airg b dan. to RHafLAfl
REsroRR. and the best rraalatrg and tetoratire
preparation used for the prevention oftkn 81 Is HOS
TEIER's sToMACH BIr1Kts. In this way bilious
rsmttsnt fever chills and SPANS, nervous pafox
ysr violent attacks Of Incl esiion and al the ordinary
epiae Iies may almost ts,niy be aver,ed They are
usnty preocde' by the synrt described, snd surely
ii il wisdom = forest to BY resortng n ant
dfc once harmless agreeable aud nviaorating Most
assrreiy, /. will djssTats tbs unple lsnnt feelings
referred to Which, of conrs-, 10 de,rrabls, tn y
no. likely TO lad ethipg worse The close
oil Fall is nsus!i5 panied by uHhsalthy focs
atmospheric arges and It is thei efers
sesson when inauguration particularly needed.
ncSl0 d4w
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l
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
President Goodrich in the chair.
All the members present.
| The nilput OF yesterday were read and
| approved.
tDa snstion Mr.. SaanHood Resolved
that she penalty in the. official bends of
! justice Of the PAce fir fhe ensuing term
be fixed at one thousand dollars, and those
Of Constabes and township Clerks at five
hundred dollars
The several petitions Of p. Atkinson aud
James Wheat for relief from certain taxes
were rejected for want Of specific statement,
and that Robert Doane for like relief was
| laid over until the next term Of this Board.
Go motion, Resolved that the Com
aistee On Public Buildings make the neces-
sary alterations in the several Offices in the
Fort Madison Court House to accommodate
| the incoming Circuit Court.
On motion Resolved that the Commit
tee on Settlement with County Officers
settle with the Clerk and Treasurer of the
County at the end Of the present year, and
report to the next Board.
In the matter OF the proposal OF +. j.
Leech, ESQ, to compromise certain
school fund loan, it was ordered that the
Committee on School Fund examine into
the matter, and power was granted said
committee to accept or reject said PROPOSE
ton, as to them deems best and most ad-
| vantageoH to the school fund.
The Clerk reported that since last meeting
he had loaned out Of the Permanent Schoo
Fund, to John A. Bishop, the sum of five
hundred dollars, and to George Sample
the sum Of two hundred dollars, which
| loans were on motion approved
On motion of Mr.. Naltby it was Gre
solved. thai there be issued to Thomas
Fletcher. bridge warrant for one thousand
dollars, payable April 18th, 1869, upon the
same terms % the last issue Of seven thou
sand dollars, the same to be received BY
him a. part payment Of the contract o
Fletcher \ Steele for the stone work at thu
o-called Gardener Sugar Creek bridge.
/ Ordered that the following claims bt
allowed.
~
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our oafhs Of Office, as We understand it, and
rendering ourselves liable to punishment for
contempt and violation Of our sworn and sol
conn duty
ResolseJ., That We earnestly desire to obey
all orders OF the Courts of our country ard do
not wish 70 be 10 contempt :of any, but sit
uated az we are, We are compelled to obey
said Injunction. aad to decline to levy said
tag, and to rely npon the justice Of our Gov
[efnfnett and the Courts both State and Fed
eral Tor protection.
Opon the Recommendation of the Commit.
tee on Taxes and Assessments, to whom was
referred the matters of Elvira Cannon, the
following Resolution was adopted, viz:
ReQlvsds That tie 1feasurtfhe Aathoriz.
ed 70 feDit the penalty upon all taxes fax.
efpttlp0Wtl spxge) J, dhsh pon lot II. Block
13Z City OF Keokuk, for the years 1857,
1887 9ese I'D 1857 Upon the payment OF
the <bAD hce u 0id taxes in full.
The Treasurer wss also authorized to re-
NIT the penalty upon the personal property
tax Of Geo E. Kennedy, Esq, Of Cedar
Tovnship, for tho yesf 1860, for reason oil
erroneous Aseessment.
lu the matter of the application Of Jno.
Tweedy for relief from certain taxes, it was
ordered that the Treasurer remit the penalty
upon all taxes, except the State taxes due
upon the El Of the s FL Sec. %, TIP. &c N
r. s West, for the year 1862.
Ordered that the Board adjourn until 8
o. clock Tomorrow morning