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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin Newbern NC, with mdss
Steamship Fana, Freeman Philadelphia with mdse, to
shin Reed Wilson, Boston. days. in ballast to
Barr Warrior Obj, Gunn Havana, Is days. with to
u days, with sugar and molas.es, TsbiH sons
moderate weather, with light winds and cams and thick
v ss ri. Grand Turk IT, days.
sch Palma rsasHs Georgetown Sc days. with naval
with shingles TO Thomas Holmes
ssSr Mary Ma smith, i cSswfsla Georgetown Dc
Canal boat Nichols Nichols, Montreal via WHITEHALL
Canal boat Nichols, Nichols Montreal with ashes, to
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Ra:eaford, Phnney, Windsor Ms, u days, for
schr Ko:cuh' smith, Esworh Tor New York, with lum.
schr volsn., Mcfarland, Calais for New York. with lum.
sehr chna Resers barrah. Gloucester for Now York. with
ssSr Nsnsest, Mayo, Orleans for New York.
sS yITas PSm for G s,or
seSr T%iS Esrmsr Portland New S Sor2
schr WOOD, BUCKLEY oyster st Bay Tor New York.
sehr George Washington, Peck. Antwerp ~ for New
BOUND EAST.
Bark 9a.eie yBrh Shaw, New York for Windsor, Ms.
Brig 6on.nsnsi I'D Lccihs New York for Windsor,
brig Wilmington Dr. Msrtel, New York for Giaee Bay.
Brig James Crosby BALDWIN, New York New London.
Brig Marco Polo r Pitts, New Y9rk for Windsor, Ms
sss s Scranton Xm nGr Wow c Hartford
schr Freeman, Eldridge, South Amboy for Prat's
ssr H.. Pemmg gOssSmsn Port johnson for Hartford
schr Met.Tor. B:'es Eli.A5sshpor! for New Haven.
scSr Reading Railroad No S0 Ross, EzaSsSpor, for New
schr VIM Carroll, MCGEE, Elizabe,hport for Salem.
schr Cornelia, Pratt, Elzabethport for Fail River
Schr George Trgg, Linnekin, Ezabethport for SIAM
schr Mountain Laurel Langley, Elabehpors for Boston
schr Mary Potter Potter lza be for Norwalk
I'd
| sehr Jas Nelson, Paul, Rondout for Providence
Schr Rachel Jane, Cook, Newburs for fail River.
s ssSr ., se hs r %e sew HAVEN
schr Harriet Sarah, Murphy, Hoboksn for Hartford.
s schr 91esSnr Ross Jersey C for No1wich
schr Reno, Fisher, New YORK for New London.
Schr Red Wing, Davis. New York for Noank.
schr George Temple, Beckwith, New New Lon.
| don
| schr Ocean Queen, Wilcox. New York for Noank
schr Blossom, Gardiner, New York for Greenport.
sr 5o.eS s sy New y 99f d s sew London
schr Julia Newell Mcintyre New YORK FOR Portsmouth
| ford.
schr John D G,,fO. Cole, New York for Boston.
schr Gen Meade -. New iors for Lnbec
Yacht 1vanhoe tof Harlem Yacht Club, on cruise cast
Yacht Jennie of Atlantic zach, Cub) on cruise east
| ward
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1859.
Herald Packnues.

HhcANiu TWCKuKe8s
Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO our Steam
Yacht fleet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,
Resolved That and after April l. 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection ship news In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously
n1- The Office of the HERALD stsa yachts JAMES AMI
JEANNETTE Is at Whitehall slip. All communication from
and consnees TO the masters Of inward bound ve
sells viii be forwarded free OF charge.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY H. 1862

stances develop some facts. whether from heartess
ness or want OF presence Of mind, not altogether
complimentary to humanity, as, for instance. the at
tempt to seve the freight In the depot without taking
the trouble to ascertain whether any passengers
were in the burning car.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
BELOW.

Ship Constitution tBr), Duon from Liverpool June 10,
with m1se and passengers, to Williams Guion (by pilot
boat Wiiams, No ~.
Bark d Watjen (NG, Dcetjen, from Bremen June 4,
with mdse and passengers to Chas Lung Co by pilot boat
Il Williams, No ~.
Wind MT sunset WNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

bridge has been declared In q dangerous condition
by the police but no effort has been made to replace
y 0y new one. WIN the proper authorities see to
this matter at before they are brought up with
. sharp turn by the Grand Jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
CLEARED.

Steamship England (Br), Thompson Liverpooi-Natbnal
Steamship co.
ship Aisen (NG) Graonsch, Queenstown endt Te.ens
Bockmann
Ship British Lion (Br), Frzel Antwerp Snow Burgess
Bark aets yoHton br 5ssi
Bark Speed Nor), Nalvg Montevideo Punch, Edge Co.
Bark John Emmy orb Hopkins Naturalization
Bros.
Bark Wavelet tBr) BrI.ton, Pctou. MSS L Mitchell
Co.
Bark Mary (Br) Cashow, La Have-Hatton, Watson Co.
Brig Bugbee stalles, Aiicante-walsh Carver
Brig Ane DAM rirsch, Rio Janeiro-Pendergast BroB
Brig Ida G (Br), Cooper, Demerara-F Whitney.
Brig Branch tBr, Card, st kitts-peniston Co.
Brig Sclo (Br Brown, Cenuegos-Mller Houghton.
Brig Alice tBr) Godef Barbados-Hatton, Watson Co.
Brig Harvest Queen ,r) scholtz, Standardization
20.
Brig wadsworth Burley, Pctou, Ns-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Ornoco (Br), Roberts, Cow Bay, CBCranda, Um-
phray & Co.
Brig Emma (Br), Ives, sydney, CB-Moss Ward.
Brig Hampden, Perkins, Charleston-Bentey, Miller
Thomas
Brig Isabella Beurman, Philadelphia.
Gchr Gersh Banker, Swfnerton, Para-F Moran.
Schr Dandy (Brl, Billiard, Harbor Isand-Jos Eneas.
schr Godfrey Godfrey Wilmington, NC-warren Ray 4
Co.
schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, Woods Hole, Mass-Barton 4
Davis.
sloop Oregon, Carr, Providence-H W Jackson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
Republicans Plat foI,ria.

10 r d u
Z.eSelcsa iThatfwe oerlially endorse the admin
istration or Gov. Merrill as wise. economical and
honest, and that 1t deserves, as i Ias received,
the hearty approyal Of tbs psople Of Iowa. " !,
ReSol9tG, That we 'nefst upon continuance OF
strict and close economy BE- al departments OF our
State government, order TO the main tenallce Of
Abe happy and cEeeptinslal ifhaai cfl ebntffon 10
which our State has attained under Republican,
rule. @@@. A"+ q" t# 7-~-'
Resolged. That the means now in the State
Treasury, and which may become available, oaght
10 be used forthe purpose of tidfragi5 Ne ntces-
sary expenditures of the state government. eco
noiiacally administered aud for no Other pttrpos
and ne State taxes or only the ininjnulniabsIEg,q
ly required, should b. levied or collected Lnti
such means are xhatsted tile eiSt fdstt the bGr
then Of taxation may be made a. Asht as posi-.
3 Die. gzsa NiEha8 ''''@T-'
Rtsolssa, That we rijoies in the Eionpus "a.
tonal victory OF 1865, WhiCh has brought peace
q aud happiness and prosperity to onf nation, and
We heartily endorse the az ElhstrStion 9f Geaeltl
Resolgea, That .ibe Republican party Of, Iowa.
being among the first Since The rebellion 10 incor-
perate IN State Constitution the great principle
Of Impartial sufagc, cordially accepts the opPor-
family presented by adopting the Fifteeut Amend,
Hent to the Consultation of tho United Statos, Ol
making the principle national -,
~ RaS0fgtls naRt thsT public expenditures of tht
National Government should be reduced TO the
kvest sum fiich ctln be reached by system u
The most rilsed economy, that 10 money should be
taken from the National Treasury for any work o.
internal inpFdyemcnt or for the erection'of' any
public buildings not clearly necessary to be made
sMeected. until the national debt Il paid great
y reduced. That all the money that can be saved
from the national revenue, honestly collected
should be applied to the feluciion of the National
debt TO the end that the people msX be relieved
aftoni the bilrtken OF taxation as rapidly az pTtti
- Pesolsea. That we endorse and approve the
policy which the present Secretary VI the Treas
tfry OF The United States has pursued. .,..,..
"a aEE r.sF 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
The Ticket and Plat form,

#. q
We place to-day at the head oil
our columns the nominees of the
Republican State Convention, to,
gether with the declaration OF prin-
,elples upon which the coming can
vass is to be conducted. The nonli-
nations were all made by acclama.
ton. There was no opposition to
Gov. Merrill, Judge Dillon and Prof.
Kissel, so efficiently have they dis
charged their duties in the past in
their respective official capacities,
Before the assembling of the conyen-
zion the contest for Lieut.. Governor
had settled down between Capt. Wal
den and Senator Ross, but an inf M
al ballot gave the balance of power
to Capt. Walden. Both were con.
ceeded to be excellent men, and none
could point to blot OH the reputa-
ton of either. candidates. Capt.
Walden is gallant soldier and a
thorough radical. He is at present
editor of the Loyal [gti9ea, of Appa-
moose county. '.....
With this popular ticket and COM
rrehensiye principles of our platform
we enter upon the campaign assured
shat right and Republicanism, one
and inseparable, will achieve q glo-
rious triumph. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18


Rev. G. &. Trusdell, Presiding FL
der of the. Iowa City District, has
been transferred by Bishop Simpson
to Grant Place, NJ. e. Church, CID
cage. By this change Iowa loses
one of her ablest and best men. MIR.
It. was member of the last legisIa-
ture from Clinton county, and ,'ac-
CURED considerable notoriety as the
champion of the temperance. ques'
ton. He was a prominent candidate
for the office Of Lieut.. Governor, but
receiving his transfer to Chicago on
the day proceeding the convention,
he withdrew from the field. The
best wishes,of the people Of Iowa. 80
with him to his new field Of labor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
CusscdncSs i'm Politicians.

The depth" to which politicians
will go to crafty ambition or person
al spite was Illustrated by the choice
: Of F.. G, David, Of Dubuque, as del
egate to the State Convention and af-
forwards one Of the Vice Presidents.
Dubuque, we knew, contained a class
of corrupt politicians, but this last
erewning act we were not prepared
for. David was not the choice Of
the Republicans Of Dubuque county,
be it recorded as a saving clause in
their record, but merely plant tool
in the hands of class Of unscrupu-
bus politicians. He was placed up
on the list by the anti Allison faction
md was used In the convention for
the very purpose of working against
the influence of Allison. For this
insult to the Republicans of the
ninth Judicial District S. p. Adams,
of Dubuque, is responsible. He was
selected by the judicial caucus to
represent our district on permanent
organizations, and thus used his atI-
thority for the time to crafty his
personal spite. By so doing he out
ragged the Republican party in a
manner that will not be quietly sub
mitted to. The more to be condemns
ed is this act when tis known that
up toithe time shat David was ousted
from the Dubuque Postoflfce Mr.. Ad-
ANS was condenning Mr.. Allison for
allowing SO vile'a sneak Us David to
remain as Post Master, thus using
that then as q lever against Allison,
and now eating dirt with David for
the purpose Of carrying on the same
fight. The announcement Of David
came 40 unexpectedly to the Rcpub-
slicans of tile District that no opposi-
stien was made to this disgractful
piece of political cussedness. We
protest against the insult. Itinvolves
the party, i'm the District, into the
endorsement of David as Republic
can, q name that does not belong to
him. We repeat, that to s. d. Adj
ans, alone, belongs the responsibili-
~ of such disgrace to the 9th Judi.
eial District. M@@ 'a@'m 4 5....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18


When the appointment of L. c.
David, of Dubuque, to the important
position of Post Office Inspector oil
CHS District, was announced, the Re-
publican party felt tie insult in is
fun force. The President had not
only ignored the wishes Of the iowa
delegation but had set aside THE
claims of a true and staunch Repub-
liean and appointed n man (?) who
had no sympathy with the party, u
man who makes no claims to princi-
Pile, who publicly boasts that he is
for David and for David only, John
son man when it was policy to be one,
and political sycorhant of the most
despieable shade. ,'
With fall faith in Grants integrity
and honesty Of purpose we confident
~ believed that the mistake would
be corrected as soon as the facts were
made known, but careful inyestiga-
ton has shown that the President
was thoroughly posted OIL the situa-
tion at the time the appointment was
made. .a.s -.... ~.'.
We have not set out TO condemn
the administration of General Grant,
nor do we propose to. His general
conduct of public affairs has shown
great wisdom, but it cannot be de.
nied that his preference of personal
friends and his desire to crafty the
ambition of relations have worked
greatinjustice to deserving men,
We speak out boldly OH this ques-
ton us we believe every public jour
nalist should. The President, by the
appointment Of Is. &. David, has
thrown an insult into the face of ey-
cry true Republican, one thateannot
be overlooked. If a mistake let it be
known If an intentional insult, let
prompt repatriation be made. aag ZEE
r.~s e s. ss.=zs=<ss-s-Ss--=s-sasss s- 5s' .F.sa-
Eroeslbparara buya 70 yar,. IItoh
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
state CentI.as Committee

I-Wm. Carrot, OF Des Moines. ar
2-Lewis Miles, OF. Wayne. r.-...
3-P. o, James, Of Decatur. ..re.
&C. l.. Wright, of Woodbury..
81. S. GARRISON, OF Polk,
5-Maj. Al. Pope, of Keokuk.
Col. w. A. Warren, Of Jackson.
SIS. w. Rathbun, of Linn.
9-W. G. Donnan, Buchanan.
I0-Hon. VIM. Larabee,o OF Fayette.
l1-G. W. Bassett, of Webster.
l2-N. Z, Deering, of Mitchell.
J. S. GARRISON, of Polk county was
elected Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

Gen. NJ. NJ. Trunibrll, Of Dubuque,
has been appointed Collector for the
Third District, succeeding Col. Hen
derson who had resigned for the pur-
pose of.engaging in tie practice of
law. The Office was uusought by
General Trumbull. andis therefore
the more acceptable. Col. RENDER
son has discharged his duties az etol-
leetor in very satisfactory manner,
and the same may be confidently ex-
peeted of his worthy successor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

Bishop Morris has sent the follow
ilg note TO an opponent Of Lay Dele.
CATION who had written to him for
his opinion. The receiver of the note
has very kindly permitted 1t to be
copied. -. ..a ...r. .a..e5E.'
~ belong 10 class OF nine men,
Bishop, who have no vote in any
Confereopt, Quarterly, ANNUAL, or
General. IfT had vote, should
cast it in favor OF Lay Delegation.
a" Yours truly, s., .. ~
b. a. 20 ...a.aarr 'rP. A. MORRIS. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

Strawberries have been going into
Chicago the. past week at the gate Of
228 tons, Oh Q. 1870 bushels, daily. The
Illinois Central rams daily train of
twenty cars that carries nothing else
but this fruit. ........ ....l ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

The Des Moines. correspondent OF
the Dubuque Herald eemmends the
speech of the negro Vice President
Clark, of MnscGtine, ct the State
conventioa. The compliment is
well deserved Notwithstanding the
source. ...--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
New Advertisements.
LOST,
Y ORIGINAL .NOTICE

10 WilllDn( LO0k, .DafGnaQnti ! u
YOU are hereby notified that on or before the
10th day Of Jgly, 1885,, apetltt0R 9F IHl5 GnQk,
ppntf, wan ho'lind hi the. Office III tie 1ler.S u
the District GJGEt in and fer the CCusty Of aj.ae
Hawk, Stateot Iswa, for Divorce fromfis fsnfs
Of M&trimaHy. And f1nlgge gou s4ipe u theIRto
az dsfGhQ Before neon Of tle second lay OF sko
aet 81 peinheE ITn.of ssid Cdairt in said tOall'
~, which JmpieucCs On tile $40 day Of hei,epl'
6cr, 1859, delerlts NIL. be entered agliuss sou
therein and jia .ynanG nlser4d thprapu.
aS.- r'## POWERS II fiEhE k{,vif2ts
82wi 90. - PgatuhA Att0sAt ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

And leaving q deficiency of S4S,4S
which has been advanced 10y the
Chairman Of the Comriittee. IN adj
dition to this 6terifaft,' there, viii be
an additional expense for the use Of
Hall for Conventions, amounting TO
about sac. .-. 30 ,.'.'.-. - 49,. q, '..''s y
We submit to the. Convention the
report Of our Chairman hereto APP
pendedy continuing information Of
value and interest relative to the last
campaign, and also detailed state
ment OF receipts. and expenditures OF
money. as.2 2.s s.fa l"'# t.5@'i4
A suitable ackpoWledeothent is
due to the executive officers of the
Committee for the. faithful manner
III which they discharged tllsiri ife-
lspective duties, and it's especially
due to our Chairman, Hon. p. Me-
lendy, TO whose Gmtiring zeal, ener-
gyaand tact we Gre so largely irtylebt-
cd for the glorious result Of Inst falls
campaign. 4,. wE ...a -.
I..f s.. npr,sr4F,.Tlt, .Hr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

Grasshoppers have taken Utah.
They are very thick near Promintory
Point and around Salt Lake. .r lib
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

The Des MoiHes radicals are con-
graduating themselves that they
have been the iirst to appoint a, ne
gro to represent the party in n State
Convention Net quite SO fast. Du-
huque radicals 0re even with the
Polk county chaps in the negro race.
---ILeraid. .. n.}sha9nurF .-.1ss..' q.
ta Dubuque is certainly aheadof Des-
Noines in the appointment Of David,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

'4 II is said that the reason the negro
delegate, from Dubuque, would not
attend the State Convention, was be-
cause David was elected. We cannot
say that this is true, but certain it is
that David went and the negro did
MT. lie ..as ..r..s..ss. T.r frutrm.aa ct.@..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

The wheat harvest has commenced
in Southern Illinois. The yield is
large and the grain good. ss ultt.'-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
Immediately inter our appoint.

ment the ghalipaq 81 the Commit
tee selected a. seeGs4agy and TFeosur-
er outside Of Our--hody, and arranged
for tho first taAe in The ktory Of
our state Organization a complete
and systematic, order FOR recordihg
the action of the Committee, all
prominent ineitients of the cam
paign,anu'a Very explicit statement
of the receipts and DISBURSEMENTS for
expenses we find that by this ar
rangement every dollar contributed
from all sources passed Immediately
into the hands Of the Treasurer, ' as
charged to him by. the Secretary,
and nothing paid out except nlten
the written order OF the Uhairnisi,
drawn for accounts properly Iapprov-
ed and filed.rtuaJ ,at.aH sts .&n
The accounts 9ahd papers are In
good shape, and the books procured
arg, SUBSTANTIAL, and we hope win be
used by succeeding committees for
keeping their accounts and proceed
Jugs. a ~ ....@ .'' . '..'.. ~. .
tr we have carefully compared all
ACCOUNTS with the, books and with
the 'Treasurer's orders, and give a
short statement of the result: ~ -,
The, whole amount contributed
from oil sources was: a... Sd, I3265
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-18
or tho Tscpub1i
com state Central
Gomisnttt toe.

E N'SRka SsEE 90"
MR. PRhslia EFT = Fire Nurdersign-
Cd lnombtt@Nf tag stHte Central
Comm tteer-lf-~sii ,'g ma+~a- carcf1rl-
and extended examination of the do
iuEs of the EEecnttEg officers of-tAat
Committee, beg to submit to the Con-
Vcntion II brief report Of tue result
Of their investigation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22
CHICAGO TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards compose
this column are carefully selected from the lead
ing firms in Chicago "a those whese extensive
operations and widespread reputation entitle
them to the first rank in commerce. The busi-
ness cards of these establishments in their several
trades have been classified in alphabetical order
forming comprehensive synopsis OF business
upon which our merchants can rely.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22

Eight railroads are to terminate al
Council Bluff.
Linn County gave S0,e3o votes at
the late election.
General y. b. Baker has been cleo
ted Chief Engineer Of the Rescue
Steam Fire Engine Company, ut Des
Moines.
The Waverly Republican says Geo.
Knott, of Horton, brought into that
market last week the largest hog
ever fatted in Bremen county. Its
weight, dressed. was siG hundred and
thirty pounds, and it brought its for.
tunate owner about seventy dollars.
1t was of the Chester White breed,
and was Two years old.
Some fellow stole the market bas
ket OF the editor of TIE Keokuk Con-
stitutioa the other day. The next
day it was returned full Of oysters,
canned fruit, and other nice things.
lover in the edge of Butler county
live q family named Cross. Just
how, it is said, that Mr.. Cross is un-
usually cross, owing TO the fact that
few days ago. Mrs. Cross, for the
eleventh time, gave birth to dangh-
ter. On this occasion Mr.. Cross said
TO his wife: Amelia Jane, this is
not to be borne" But it is born,
my DEAR said his wife meekly, don't
be angry, my love, We shall have
our little crosses to tear Mr.. Cross
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22
New Advertisements.
Responsibte Agents Wantad

ITO dispose Of guarantees for the sale Of Landed
and other valuable property In different parts
of the United Stats. Profits very liberal sales
cqsiy effected. and no loss &C time from other
business. Address J. T. MILLER i co.
t3w2 Box 4, Z. o. Port Deposit Nd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22
IMPLEMENTS.
BAGS.

IGNITION. LIBBY Il HITCHCOCK, Jobbcre in
| Il Agricultural Implements. Thimblc Skeins,
Sad irons, Wagon Makers Wood Stock, 1877 s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22

in good condition, and would respecs-
fully submit this report.
A. Il. Webster,
Charles Robinson,
ID. E. Champlin.
Committee.
Adopted.
Mr.. Corwin moved that Judge
Couch he requested TO be present at
the Session of the Board, tomorrow
morning, at 8 o'clock.
Carried. .....
Mr.. Boyles moved that the report
of the committee on New Townships,
be deferred till the June Session.
Carried.
The committee on Taxation and
Equalization, presented a report.
which was made the special order for
10 O'Clock u. III. to. morrow.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock q. M. to.
morrow.
concluded Neat Week.