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PIGEON SHOOTING,

GIpIkG AFn 6uUVTIAH 4A7CH.
Aftlcies Of agreement were yesterday entered
shoot 30 single rtses and Is double rises from
plunge t1ups, according TO the rules Of the Se.
York Spu7tsmen' 3 Association; poga,dus to shool
from wAgon. NTH lhe horse upon trot OF lope
xhen the imp Is sr,ung he single birds at = =
yards rse; k!cimnu to shoot on the ground
In the uhual way, Is yards for slugle and
5aITa e1 oqe op dne 81 mdrh aa 70 u anUa q
1863, for stake OF $3.50, which Was Jesteriay de
posIted In the hands Of the stakeholder.
A CHALLENGE FOn FIELD SHOOTING.
Mr.. Bognrdus announces bis readiness TO enter
into match with any man IN the United
B:aicf, 10 shoot In tho Geld, during the month o.
the winner to have the proceeds Of al, the Eame
ahot BY both parties; betn 70 shoot oFer the sAms
Erolnu.
, 1869-07-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JULY 27, 1869.

VIA rountft tt ihe fn,ians knnBs twn .eets ~,
md htfnrtp4 with tneh, tbs skull Of the GID nhef
iii it'll W. havs 1ntgscttd ~ Ftanl4fn. sbl
\l,str II ltu!h II thtenptua}...
iNe j'Nritt Il ttrrrInF ii ihs httirr tl.Msrt mi
IL hale Abd heattv. Ia rays ia has et'sHHl! VI
sst1tH ,<tif}S Md tH,1lAhA
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.... FERGUSON NATEHEp ...
4 nhich for sS00 was mule yesterday afternoon.
at No. R43 Btate street. between Ferguson, OF Chl-
cago, and an unknown, lately arrived from Eng
tune inches In diameter, and nioH bis opponent
= IN 9 game Of Is points. Fifty do!lass has al
ready been staked in the hands Of a well known
rpottinE tuan. who Is agreed upon ms the f1nol
stakeholder, the hnlanCe Of tho money to bc put
up on Monday evening, August Z, tetwcen the
tUuIh t)f and e'c1Ock. The game IL 10 lie plaJed
OIL 1GeHlay, August g. at No. :g3 State street. 10th
rlBJery to be Oh the ground, ready 70 commence
phy, Mt a ocltck, r. m. The match ID canBn9 d
great deat Of excitement, aud considerable money
La 1jkt1y 10 CtIutIRc hnUdb on the tCsplL
, 1869-07-27
THE COUNCIL.

Regular Mooting Of tho Board
of Aldermen.
'1'lo llnll,und Uunpnt,irn will mi
t'utrmilm thu l)utai1a
llnrlmr.
t'utlhtr Negotiations with the
Companies tat on
Mwfl II tH Rrftfnl tohiHllItf O[
f'puffrtntt,
1ntyeetlon III Vegetables IN Euutls
Water Street.
Fn,.nt,sr Rirtei ANT k@Bresl Az.
rn,ie RtssWul..
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MARRIED..

Paper llnuRinVs ana window
pha,lrs. lAteAt sty{cs~ Paints oils, RIAas aud
brushes, st i. 4. ltgbya, ~ ltandolph a1eot.
, 1869-07-27
NE1EpguL LEEIrAk.

Meteorological record for July a6, 1850, as n
ftnndotph street. correspondent ~ tho sm!tnsoni.
an insuEe The sai letter. ~ &c inssa1s !. for
..Eot.t atmosphere" )" rain" and "know:"
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RtKoM AGas1ph Enkl we'll dNvIng tRu
warm y tx.heJ, hlsn uEHjtIAuR, t!!s aA!y Iylla.
i,lu tp.lhuK sSteTMtnsttE kAGha+ t'Nae, W AFA
u ctAtA UusuAAulA YAH hGh&AGEs hRhlA.
, 1869-07-27

H,nr Of 1,tuptru. ftssnu Ut shr Nn.
tIuua} i4nd tntslhuy. Ny. tsst trocitoh ants
Nil hn rrlsef.d N usi!ed i.se e sn! etdtass;
Tits fnrtr rentaitts Iut shd reftene rsrtftilnth
lid tttasrsrt ni eti,ra liz ifrfrhs yra. lssttsa
Brslnns ii u''asut.z trtal'r tntrrtitatt1f 'hpnri
IND Agent Nationnl f.an, Company, III Deatbutn
ttfttt, chtEaHU,
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Thr Juntprr Tar nnap ~ tt1 hsst 81
rnrit, L. iai!+s Win tlr taost trtirt Rss at thS
t.tne t+ /, il IN, nins.- NJ fer,"y tnr RIM
s,He IT tl,a1r+'i hsnt. nnd 81 eusans.,a H.rnsss
tssiuu H. .rstAf atrl et.tnS i'an ~ Ing patient
Mrntifn,.tni.i BIZ J4s1+llt lfaf1sd ID. HeH
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tis value " tHrnt"tstteai.: taF t.ti
a..ss.es r.'n Thtn', r,.H M t,airI3 Ims. 5
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{'uts4 hlat tHiint gpthtAiea tha haHtls, ep(lpHs
sns saips lid aiisia II ps!s. .u,.,,, a.,,,,,..
IL sujF Ind rAit tof dAtt, HIpu'"ns a"a'ttinH
HjvlI,1 il hk,lhK thn 1,s stH,ir 81 "t'pftIs fot.
Ain "oit ihn 0itah HEnPisf, Al 'tAt's Asa ''aAs
tiDliAltunk.
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AHrttan,-4l0 " ghu lspN NbynAeF's
s.lts ts u, EAls.t NJ t4raIy 4 ia, laa 4'eAFt"FH
Ltts,t f,1rh hAt taxJflx.
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CruIcodu klnys HudbuEs on u
t
, 1869-07-27
rlail INSPECTION.
A ttseurAtnH Instituted IN tampe| ahu FIsl
IusprriAF " Attrud 10 Its isaaturss

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tVreu Ro!~s and western avenue; md Sedgw1ck,
between Division and North avenue, which ~eso
adopted
For gas service pipe from lots connecting with
the min Ia Desrlasnea, from klnze to Fourth; II
iion a Isandoiph to van baSrn, which *ere adopted
For wateE service pipes from lots oonnecrng
With public main n clinton, fIom LAks 70 hi9zie;
Michigan avenue 70 Market; HAt11son, non
Canal to Halsted; which we're adoptsa
Ell txen,..ons lamp pot'a IN Union Part;
DOCK 1Isrs.
Tic board ni1o submitted the following; which
Eaa referred TO tie Committee On uhrtofa ana
ors-td That the Board oi Public WoS: ~ bssss1 y "
IL = 6 s9 ra 81 IL
ns e 3 sd ssf - - J.. e asy
< hf % + as q qrs 1s I'd % s1a e ~
T.. S sa @ s5i nss e. s ~ & e
prxxY KaatAk
The boafu also submitted the following. which
was referred 70 nc Committee oa Ra,iroaaA
tv>rd ThHi during thc construction aezpiI Cottagr
ey rs II saba1
4 ais:
IL ;sa 5s.a rse e e ca tho o
xtw SCHOOL noCxEs-
Tic Committee on cnools submitted the FOL
e IL ssd q e & s Z 1sa ss5s
eehao houses on tutrtt aTcnac On Ihtza aad Fourth
ayr41rel LATr1lre st1rrt haFiaE hid the same
ppdf advlAeenr bEx tcavs 70 rerFt Il Il they httvc
fhst th7rc echcol houses in these locArs Or vicinity
shotd be contracted 9aF immediately Tho Chaz1a
tn IL ieeard 10 ihc plans shrf dnes. for the localities
% xs sesi st5r4 n f!sn Ia
| Eiu il liz arinona, expressed IN The n1nn1it5
fTrnrt Submitted when tt.cse r1aas wc7r AdoEk-
| ID hy sle Council The Council hoWevcf nay.
ist dee1ded, a4tcf = lul1 condderatlhn- tAAS t1e
| plans .! At!nstEuEE 11lly meSt the't Appaores
Drd.EGd the tt1ou ot buAdtnxs 10 AftasoAGS
thertx ttts the tuthulet NnAniAAeus IA Inc ePa
ion ihai sh- order, far Forest avenue ald Af-
rAbee Ffert tui.dinss CONCERNED. sho1d he aine
dtAtelt COMPLIED with We thstttasr trcpu1acnd the
,tfta 4 r., IT, .9bs"s H. Hs,9I ,e wat. b. ind
theJ heErby uftrueted to cause to bc bn " thc
arrnLe and Lartatte stttrt To accHrd&ncs with the
pIA1,. Il Armstrong { Tuily. md that the woIA on
said LGildDEs n cota13enecd and c0nlplEted NJ Se
caEsxt p1Het4eAhls xuu1neDl
On the Irrrrf-ty u c+uctf1x b2Adlnx On the Inf b.
tween Third and Fourth 4yeaurs your ortntnittes -
those lasF.iy tntsrr.srd TO extend Dearborn st:e1
through Ills Iot So far - aht tateFests oi the pob
er epeepct the rIicn1ton ID IcaTl1!n 9tfeef wo1lc
IL 1tx.Fded With ttaAvuT. II ~tuA tae1ease Tx
| .-j., ~. -H-"l ltt H. il the opthlon of the Ooau
81 tie aIisnson of u~a.bosN .a.taa * III
b. fbera d that It would te Al open ,SSa.4 + II,
| o. th1re JeaTs would Feeouanena ]os
orsf4.d Thu the1 Boa.d ct Kdaeaton b and y u.
tbty kyv hereby requested 10 saaett s4iAbts ~
seL.,oi Iulltlng bo<weea Jackson And E"eota s"0's
, 1869-07-27
PIAEOs,'

cTRArEn-R0N rnr REAR OF III WEST
fwelthst. atpe by hoE.e YIN Eni,s y IsGs aaa a
hIFh, WhoeseT vii return him to tho above number
viii b eu1tahkJ rewarded.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
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stain n 4 w \.

Mrs Armi,da Kinkado the widow OF a,
lows soldier has been elected as postmistress
1t Eadyville aud will doubtless receive III,
appointment rs she certainly deserves 10!
The Ansmosa Eureka says that some
scamp in that town stole the cyeralls O.
. small pox patient which had been hung
out on the bushes to vea,la,e. No a.e te
imprison that thief; he Is sure to break ont
The Fort Dodge Norta' Wa, is offered
for sale.
The Usage Tribune says that Circui,
Judge Brockway went to Mitchell to hold
court the other day, but hearing that the
small rox was prevailing in town, sent a
hurried message TO the Clerk to adjourn
Court and lefs a. fast as horse flesh could
carry him. Perfectly proper no tewn afiic>
ted with the small pox should have added to
it, tribulations the presence Of fassy little
Court.
The DEBORAH Rspxblicon very properly
INDUCES in big rejoice over the announces
ment BY the Co, Treasurer that Winnesh,ek
county is out Of debt. The feeling Is .
comfortable one to honest peop!e.--The
Miss. Val. las. Co 10 reorganiscd under the
new law.
Tie next Republican State Convention
will be held At Des Aoines on Wednesday
June 9th.
Not Geo L. Matthews bat Y Williams
is appointed and con6rned Postmaster
at Dubuque.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

In al matters of human enterprise,
Hedging included) the principal means
necessary to success is TO kno7 hoe, srhen
and rhat. liz this matter at least, kotr
| must be the primary considerasion-when
and what, may be considered more at leis-
IRE. There are certain qualifications that
mnst be possessed TO give any one the posi-
ble chance Of gathering Laurels from 'horns,
or security and repose for old age. Among
| the stock in trade must be found Brains.
| E15or grease, and uufounded faith in good
rorks With Hope to lead, Common sense
10 guide, and strong Arm to execute his
purpose, no man need fail. The maa who
has played the Agricultural game Of Eucre
70 any purpose knows very well that his
"chance to win are only when spades are
trunps and 70 make point be must lead
borer. As Winter has dealt the cards. let
evry man Who has either farp or garden.
slsy the best he holds. on this depeads his
ssccess or failure. II matters little what
variety Of plants be sets or how he sets them,
provided tss ground u not we'll fitted to re.
ceive ihen-as NO system Of sft@r culture
con supply The defect Of such neglect. Our
prairie soil THAT is with clay sub-soil) can.
nos he veil prepared FOR the Hedge row with
cot thorough drainage, and deep and repeat
"a working With the plor or spade. Plow =
level furrow IL 70 20 fl siSe-from to 6
,imes ths frst year, each time turning the
farrows out.vard and working the dead fur
rows as deep as possible, cover we'll with ma.
pure, and reverse the blowing once, just Le-
fore frost. Oae blowing in the spring viii
be sufiic;eot. Turn the sams Is last time
in The fall. Stake ont your 2 " 3 f 10 one
side Of the ditch, and If setting seeding
plau,s use fat, iron or ttesi dibbie. Set
the plants at an angle Of 30 to As degrees
and pack close and firm. Slant the plants
al. one way. Plants set in this manner
will throw up two or three shoots as strong
and good As they will one set perpendicnlar
Cultivate thoroughly until July 18th 70 s0th.
Mulch on each side Of the plants. and tnrn
= furrow on the stray to hold il in plsce, a
short time before cold weather sets 10. Moth.
Ing more will be needed the 6rss year after
planting. To I'll who want Hedges either
for garden ornaments . for farm protection,
,ct us s.y, always begin the year before hand
and prepare the froand-bsi"s assured shas
"a time i lost, - by the plan described
90 drain, manure, and snbdus the land,
e;vise ~ sub,an;l The bsnsft Of one vints' .
9.oxt and airing-ahus seessing morn than
treble The productive power Of DE sod, ssd
giving you the best possible chance for winter
peoteclior 70 the plants. By this process
you viii ct better growth IN 3 years than
can be reached in s, BY the usual method Of
fitting. Nor does it's application end with
tbe Hedge TIE sare coasse should Be
,a.saeA 18th O-2ta,5- l.i ..-t>- ls.'st,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
A LOVELY BEAST.

A VAGUE idea seems TO prevail
with some that good COW makes
her milk in some mysterious way,
drawing it from the depths Of her
moral consciousness, rather than from
the food which size puts into her ma
chine. Some farmers seem to act up
on this theory and thus tske pains not
to supply their cove with plenty OF
good succnlent food. Verify these
Sol Silcox farmers have their reward !;
their cows look mearly feel meanly,
and give as little milk as possible.
These men take no prizes at agricultu-
raj festivals. they envy those who do
and they are apt to be slow about
paying up their grocers' bills. There
are . number of them about the
country, but we trust the last will
soon die out.
A good COW deserves a better man
than that. A good COW does her ut
most to minister 10 our pleasure and
profit, and deserves careful and good
treatment. Remember that, after a
sort, she is violating her nature to
please us. The natural or wild COW
gives milk 10 suckle her young for a
few months Of the year while our
COW gives milk for ten months in the
year without ceasing. We deprive
her Of the pleasure Of sucking her
young, and say to her: d" Grind up
this fodder into milk for us work
aud she does it, producing for ms some
three thousand quarts Of milk per
year. We have induced her 10 iorgo
her own pleasure, to forget her Chi
and 20 work Tor us !; and for my part.
| hold her 10 be a lovely beast. lie
therefore, who ~sv,kes COW, or kicks
COW, or starves q COW deserves the
stick, and starvation. When ! an
king, / propose to myself to keep. for
such fellows use, a breezy knoll, wind
always north, thermometer Mt 10 de
grces. gentle sleety rain seasoned
with hail, a four-rail fence, mostly
tumbled down; in this delicious re.
treat propose TO allow the Sol Sill
coxes to stand, without overcoats,
with their backs up ard heads down
there thew can chew their cuds Of and
perhaps find them sweet-as the good
cows do not
What we ask the cow to do, and
wha, she does do, is to convert cheap
or unin,iting food into good aud deal
food. That is, We put into COW pei
day, say
Twenty pounds nfhay. 1T one half cent II
Nine pounds Of .pror.s Of meal, At two cents. II
r.,., ;.
aud we ask her to produce from il ter
quarts Of nice milk, worth, al six and
half cents some sixty Eve csnts.
Now the COW does not wish TO dc
this she wishes suckle her calf. to
lick it and play with II, and then to
wander at her own sweet will among
| the meadows and bushy pastures.
Blu, she forgoes her own wishes to
please US, aud more than that she does
kindly and serenely. Il she not then
a most lovely beast? II there any
human beast who ever does 30
None not one =" The Mix Max
ers," IN April GALAXY.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
A0ENTS WANTED ron The
Sights and Secrets
OF THE .
National CAPITAL.

Y w0aK DESCRIPTIVE - wAsnIs0yoU CRY !;
"A it, high and it, low life nssni6eent pub
liz sdifess; hidden nyssssiss; villaiaiss end
ssssuptioss; tbs isside wsrkinss Of the Gov
Nanens; and showing hev nensy 10 squauder,
"a; how public servants psStorD their trusts
all shout female lobby meiDbers, lady clerks,
&C., &c. tits beautifully illustrsssd, sid is the
spieiest, most thrilling. sntsrt lining, instrust-
i've, ard startling book Il the day. - send
for circulars. with terms, &c. Address JONES,
JUEEIH A CO. tf7 to1ts CLARK Rsrsas, Cit
-sge y.,s rtS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

An excellent farm. knswn ~ the Reeves
Farm. three mica northeast Of the City Of In
Dependence, 100 acres Of Prairie and 50 acres Of
Timber about one mile frvm the prairie land
The farm is well wstessd and 10 . superior stock
farm, . good share cultivated and fenced; 4
house and barn, and good well near the house
with grove, fruit trees and shrubbefy. For par
ticulan enquire % the premises, Of the widow
or W. II. Bar on, Independence, or Of Geo
w. kuddick, waverly. Bremen Co.. Iowa.
GEORGE w. RUDDIcK,
Executor.
Indspendescs, March 20, 1859. 40-ti
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

From, various letters from Washington We
learn Of various applications made BY Iowa
men for appointments. Among the api>
Giants for inaian Agencies are Captain
Benjamin Van Steinbarg, Of Jackson
Counly u. W. Chapman, Of Couseil Blofa ;
Csp4aia N. N. Tyner, Of Davenport. Major
J. b. Young, Of Linz County, and James
Thoringsou, Of Scott county, ~ rival cas-
didstes for tha Ninissersbip y ECUADOR:
Colonel David Wilson, Of Duba1ns. and
G. A. Hsviiand, Of Davenport, A. co.ppeting
Tor Conmissioner Of Pensions. GeHs Z.
VI. Rice, Of Oskalocss, hes . rival for ne
Liverpool ConsuIship 10 the person on Silas
Hudson, Of Burlington. J. A. Strait, Of the
Eldyvilie Gazette, has good hopes Of being
Secretary Of Legation ct Brazil. Dr.. c. O..
Parry, 81 Davenport is to be Bosanist Of the
Department Of Agriculture. OF J. B.
appointment AZ Minister to Gsata>
mais, there is MOI mnch doubt i; be would Gil
he position web md ably. ". r. Sapp is 70
be United STATES District Attorney and il
3 simoss sure that General J. n. Hedrick il
. IS 6pscial Nail Agent. The 6ght for
United Ssates Marshal between Peter Aeisn-
II aad Gen. q. ". Clark s,illgoes on, hot
"a earaest.-Des Xcin<s Register.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

secure the best results. will in come fu,
,ure article give the reasons why this meth.
cd is better than any other in use, a. the
question viii come unfS speaking cf sarie
ties and their ,rra,meAs. Yonrs for The fleagy
row, CHESTER Wnirs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

Aldrieh Of the Marshall zInss thus chson.
icles some Of The small trials Of ed;aoriaI life :
II y = cnFious study 70 cor Template The
nanner 10 which people pitch into 90 editor
every once IN .hise. We stop oss mas
paper whsa his tiwe i np--apd be rs1a ma
about it. We coniipusit TO asoth~r-and
he gets mad. One msn gsss ! iob Or p-ints
ing At . very low price, and if fs Is : siov
customer, be thinks the editor reg .ar lseeh.
,ghen be comes to want his pay. We speaE
eorabss Of one man and his rival gets ned
pat that. II we ssttle with customer ~
end Of the quarter, he says we an al.
Eighty sharp for Our pay. II ~ fail 10
ome around and sei'ls he says We are .
ereless. heedless sort of business man.
M 80 - sj'h ,asigas conpIaiE,., al IN
lta,lEs
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
NOTICE.

Tbs qua'idsd electors OF Independent School
District Of Independence, County Of Buchanan
and State Of Iowa. are hereby notified. that d
spscni Election vii, he held ~ the Court House
IN said district. on the 3eeont Saturday in April
1862 for the purpose VI deteFlnining wheshss
the sail district viii authorize Tie issue OF it,
bonds q the amount of fifteen thousand dollars
bearing interest at ten per cent. per aDuam AID
having ten years 70 run from the date af ths
nrue thereof, tor the purpose Of building q
school house Va pusrsrDcs Of chapter 9s Of th,
Law psssed At the 18th General Assembiy, oI
the State Of flows, approved April 9Th, 1865.
The form sf the ballot MIL be
FOR TIE LOAN.
AGAINST THE LOAN.
P,lls win be open ~ O'clock A. d. and
close at o'clock Y. d..
4o-2~ II. P. HEssHAW, sec,y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

The project Of bailding rsilrsad
tom Ne Gregur 70 Dies Noines took .
dsfniss shape q Waterloo last ssek ay ths
oegsaisatioa OF ooupsny and The adop-
ton If articles or incorposatioa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

q. M
- evss worried ct : he h;,.
- htU done M w;,h No
q inpeeiAg or dsfsatisr the r.;
80 esiadpass--its Leaders always
- Amaeslpa,icn, enfianch;sc>
ndfca rslhrms we're inss;,ab,&--
Plaseassy with the mere purrc,s 81
g spon 10 ord in bitter hostility 10
s~sses and equal rights.
nessns maNslessStioa sfttiy1 le<io,s ~
NJ cA'evous sririsia found in the sc&,e. !,
" democratic hsembsrs Of IL r.a;.,.
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iowa. Feb. 18th, 1852
!. SIS. Atsss fer Pld-
, 1869-04-23

Bevilling sforslaget med den vedtagne
For0gelse, hvorved Belobet bliver 1884,
vedtoges derefter med s Stemmer imod Z.
16, eden Behandling at Bevillingsforslag til
Budgetpost D. IL Sundhedsvesenet.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet folgende
Endringsforslag:
cat der under Forudsetning at Opforel-
sen at en- Indhegningsmuur we'd Sindssyge-
bygningen we'd St. Croix Arresthuus, an
tages en- serlig Sygevogter for de Sindssyge
mod en- Lonning af S. pr. Maanedsforuden
de sedvanlige Fodemidler."
Efter en- kort Discussion, hvori Gouver-
neuren, 2det Medlem for Christiansteds By
(Holstein) og 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
By (Sarauw) deeltoge, besluttedes Diet at
uds@t'e den videre Demanding af Sagen
indtil Afstemning at Bevillingsforslaget til
Post E. har fundet Sted.
II, Valg af ct Medlem til Immigrations-
committeen istedetfor G.. Walker, der
udtraadte paa Grund af Bortreise.
We'd Stemmegivningen valgtes Politi-
mester Egge med IL Stemmer.
Fernandez meddeelte, at Diet neste
Mode Wide blive afholdt Mandagen den
12te DENIES, midday ri. 10, til Foretagelse
af 2den Behandling at de B~evillingsforslag
for 1s69-7O, der have veret til 1ste Be-
handling idag, eller hvis eden Behandling
endnu staaer tilbage, SAINT 2den Behandling
af Budgetudkastet for 1869-70.
Endringsforslag Wide vere at indsende
linden Loverdag midday den lode, Kl. IL.
Modet havedes ri. "A.
, 1869-04-23
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.

! Conclusion Of the meeting of 5th April)
2, The LIST discussion of the money-bill sub
Item D. 13: the Prison Department, con-
tents as follows:
''Money-Bill For defraying expenses under
the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix
for the financial year from the lst of April
1869 to the 31st of March 1870, the following
amounts are hereby granted
sub Item D. 10: The Prison Department
l. For Salaries to the Inspector, Jailors and
Drivers .$2,9SS.
2. For Servants hire ...... ........ 1856.
3. For Maintenance of Prisoners. 80. 1000.
4. For Various other expenses. 800. l,lS0.
$e,5o4."
No member demanding the word, the case
was referred for the End discussion.
8, The 1st discussion Of the money bill sub
Item F: the Sailing Schooner, contents as
follows
"Money-Bill: For defraying expenses under
the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix
for the financial year from the lst of April
1869 to the 31st of March 1870, is granted
sub Item F.:
For hire of a Sailing Schooner as Mail and
Transport Vessel between the Danish West
india Islands, until Steamcommunication can
be re-established $780,, the half. -. 5000"
As no member desired the word, the case
was referred for the End discussion.
The Continuation of the 1st discussion Of the
moneysbill sub item E.: Buildings and other
uncertain expenses.
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