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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

FLOWER CyLTURE.-Wc note the fact with
pleasure that greater attention than has
ever before been paid by the citizens Of
Dallas and the county will this Spring
and the next Summer be shown in the plant.
ing and cultivation. Of roses, geraniums,
pinks and the countless varieties of flowers
and fragrant shrubs. This evidences a tasIe
always to be commended and which will
make our already fair region still more at
tractive. The cultivation Of flowers is n
hsalthful as well as tasteful employ ment,
and it must be grateful to all to witness the
intrest the ladies are taking in it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
A First-Ratc Paper.

The propristors of the Galveston News
NV. Richardson & J. II. Belo,) get mp n
newspaper, in many respects, equal to any
in the country, North or South. Mr.. J. T.
Carnes, formerly editor of the Hopkins
willie, (Ky.) Rifle, but for many years n
resident Of the Island City, is not only one
Of the most accomplished prose writers in
this country, but has written some of the
sweetest poetry we ever read. The News
is worth double its sui scription price to
any man. 1t is published Daily, Tri-week-
ly and Weekly. Agency st this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALIAs COUNTY,

DALLAS totsits
IAKES ~ ~ lsnrs g. tslshan sut sf'Isfsd
b. 40 4. Faiisr, >. =, frTginsi ~ l. sns NJ
L0N AARE, 8 80 yrsT, "a, ~. tsHs, liss'
a. CuLE srFIaisa - as. nas BLOW huhsh,
/. sssIs ~, s9as sstiis HsFhs, Iisti tina ~
sLis, anl = isuaR "a he Tisht heFk, tTsnesa y 4
"a az LA staa tFT, as kstas hifh slpFaisst ~
SIC uns RAH HORSE. - gfsIs IA, suns SAL
a. naIks AZ ahiis "a thE ifH hiaa taaii tEaai'
a "a lhs Tishl shsalasI, .ih.hd' hish .IpF.i''
"a sisN lsesF
RspaTisd % Es a. az fstTsy, ~ lssae n Welt,
Csast, t.llaulissiansT, eus sukkEL MARE, q %
s.aT. uli sbau ls hsEts hish, tlstsisrs tsih hini
.aAlfs ahiir tFauafa a "a 'sh hip saii n@ls has
: s.itsi srsIlias hers tuLf l-AA
TAKEN URlyf, !, Jsrkson, ant ssiTsystesteIs
!. =. Mrhhishi, IA, let, - 80, lsTss hAl
HORSE, Ia hsuis hish, tfAndri 7 q 90 l'sbl
slHalitF, hligh tTsnd 90 the lot, 1ntFnhsn, ~
y,as "a appraised a i3i' ls'9r
TAKEN UP ~ Dssii frIsuson, md s,iIsysi be-
ihTr = = Aykbshi, J, y, frdnsi NJ, !, one
nROaA MuRh OK, HoT ArsFs ~, m.ik.i ~
10 siuIs ia thr IiELt ear ani nrdsT s'sis In the
isl, branded ~ sanRsrisdi appraised go
TAKES UPbYs J, Darby and ssiTaS-i hsiaIe
Hn lous, J. y, PTtrlnei Ne, !, os1 BROWN
llegsE, yssTs sld, NTTy peer, saddle ahd barnes
naTkrl, az brand. peTrsisahis, both hlhi fsat
shils, and -hi's spot ia the FOREHEAD srpTsissi
a So l.iiNN
fAkES Up BY Hiram Vail and ,,irysi i.foI.
:. n, GilssFI, J, T. fTscinst Ne !, ohs hLhf BAY
IlngSE, si.F in Gfshs,d, ai"at wears Old -
mi. hish, branded J on IN shoulder no other
lnarks o. brands IsIesNAtlsi valued a. $50
S. S. JONES, C.C.CD,C,T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
DeSote Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of st. Louis, Missouri, and


Louisville, Kentucky.
ST. LOUIS DIRECTORS:
Jas. II. Britton, President State National
Bank.
VIM. Z. Burr, President St. Louis National
Bank
Henry S. Turner, President Union National
Bank.
Juo. Il. Lionberger President Ord National
Bank.
tdamauiine Johnson. Andrew Maxwell.
william Ballcntinc. James II. Lucas.
Henry Hitchcock.
IoU1sTtLLE DIRECTORS
lanes Trao,:e, of Trabc" Davis & Co.
R, A. Robinson. o" r. A. Robinson & Co.
C. N. Warren, of C. n. Warren 6 Go.
isaac Caldwell, Esq, Attorney.
OFFICERS:
James II. Lucas, President.
william Balientine, Yice-President.
L. F. Pittman, Secretary.
II. Christopher, MD, Consulting Physician.
Henry Hitchcock, ESQ, Attorney.
Prof. R. c. Arendt, Actuary.
l.. BURR, General Agent,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
The above reliable Company issues Poll
cies on all the Favorite Plans and divides
the surplus among the policy-holders.
Parties desiring TO insure their lives are
invited to call and examine the advantages
| am prepared to offer. GM. SWINK,
Agent al Dallas.
J. W. CRowDUs, NJ. D., Examining Ply
stefan. dccl9-l4:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
HELIGiors NOTICES.


IA 81 HAII gill PTrsrh TssulsTlyin nallss "a
-. lot snd gnd LeTts dsys, nsInins sHd s'snins
a. each nenih.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH -niEiUs
ssnirs Gill h. hsld u NJ ever santss HeFning Al
l0is erlerk, in The lassT reen u Nc Noss hsnesI
bFisk huiiiins "a Msin Street, sanisy sfhssl Ia
the ssms Teaul 81 s'siess A. NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cnrkcH -hssul.I
ssTEirss az held sssTg snnasy 81 n o'rioTs A
snt At .sTly rshAls light, sablsih sshesl e. asa.i
Ct a'slosk 4, n,
OLD SCHOOL PREsbYrkhlANfnCh ch- Rev
MIL MCDONALD, sill PTrsshs a. 81 iNnEiientr
"a the third ssheaih In rsrh nnnih
CUMBERLAND fhfshiffklAN thth'h ~
'Rsr, !, hAISEs, fasisT, siil p'es.h ~ ~ e.a
FoaTth sahhAihs In each mnHihi sni hss- " '
Boss, on the hni and hnh SaiA-ihs, 10 The s'a'r
building.
Ry. ". ". Hams, viii pTSssh ~ the ccuIi'
haass 10 Dallas on the fouTlh handsN ~ hsish,
ls6s, snhjeoi-"Bspiism MT the hrmissl.n ~
sins" Acts, {. and IS V.Fss, "Who.es'sf -ill' lot
him come"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

HOLD oN-We never offer our advice for
IN ore than it is worth. We advise all per-
sons holding only small pieces of ground in
aud in the vicinity of the city Of Dallas to
be in no hurry to dispose of it eve at the
prevailing far-seeming prices. The real
estate of this section is bound 10 appreciate
greatly in the course Of year OF two to
come, and the appreciation in the nCxt year
will amount TO more than the clear profit
of any sale that could probably malo a
the present time. We end rs webegan, tnaI
our advice is never offered for more than it
is worth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

essfsis cell siissiiss - ne sss'ssiig
II tuiiiisss tssssvsJ ssfess he FirsF
bausa sssi u ID. city We thisk hat
80 have sHiuFst he snasysnss, ne isssn-
ssuisnss, sri suasTsi les saoash alfssty
for SCAT u this ssussssy. Jusi esyend
the river lies fns iimhsF ani rich lsnts-
Jusi hsy "a The river 10 PFsiassi Ilsa'y,
vhish The pFsiassrs sannei dispose u noT
the consumers sbiaih for van, u msans Of
getting 1, in,0 this nsrks'- Aad ss are
doinf n0iLiBg absolutely Hsshins, TO better
our condition. Il 10 true that the fret set
,lsrs those early PiOHssIs vhs hTs' ossuPisd
this country, l.ok no steps in making the
facilities fer travel bsilsE il is said that
thsy .sTs satisfied wiih TAwhlds and oHsn,
Bat shall ne therefore cit still and make
no Efforts at improvement, This esussWay
il properly construed will oPsn nsS sour
ess Of supply to the city, Bald The cause
~ay aud you sPsn to your use several 'hoa''
Ani aer,s Of fine timber, ssllihg no" Al
IRON Ssl to so per ssrs, you hFing to your
,ujaym,ul The produce Of all the noe farms
on the wet side Of The river, You brlng a
vast amount Of trade irem the people Nss'
Of the riser You turn all the travel for
any miles above aud below through the
city, you enable your mails TO come aud
60 regularly. These things are desirable
indeed, aud are within our grasp VIII
Nc have these adyantagesl win We have
Ihsml five will, let US 80 TO work and
build the sAuseway. win some friend In
form US lh, distance this eauseWay must be
buil' will that friend give US the probable
so.tp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

ffsrSome unknown gentleman has sent
us through the postoffice-lor publication,
Of oourse-a pretty poem, eutitlei, Can
Forget Thes?" We will find room for it
soon. We prefer that our friends who
incline to favor us with their contributions
would send us their real names, NOT nrces-
sarily for publication, but as an earnest o
good faith. Hereafter, we shall decline all
unaccompanied by the real names OF their
authors. This we consider kindly and fair
warming
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Aiihe Corner store!

Just received, Spring Goods, eo"s ing
OF Spring Prints, Poplins, GRENADINES aud
Figured Lawns, chambres, Bingham,
Stripes and Plaids, Heavy Brown pome'
ties, Gents Fine Boots, Ladies' and Misses
Shoes, aud other new goods for the season
Call ON W. A. MAYS, who win take pleas
urs in waiting upon his friends aud Gus
, toners. Full advertisement will appear
nert wreck
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

n@-we call attention to the advertise
ment of Theodore Won Belmont, who has
opened new lager beer saloon in the
Nussbaumer building, on Main street, East
of the Public Square. We return thanks 10
Mr.. B. for couple Of bottles Of fine claret.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Trinity Conference,

DALLAS DsIEicT -fEooNp horAn QSAhftAit
MEEIisGs
Decatur MissioA-haTsh dIh and Iih-si hcrs'nT,
DsnIon ciFcuit-MaTsh laIh and h,h--t h.nien
AeKiAnsy CiTeuit-haTeh solh aud sisi-Ai Hook
Rect,
se,.ns cireult-MaTch 9Th and ssih-.i Sersns,
Gaihsrills CiTeuit-APFii sTd and iih-ai Gains
willie.
Sherman Creuit-Apfil 10Th aud llih Al iilol folh''
sherman siaiioa-ApFil lslh aud iaih-at sherman,
CalSr.d Missioh-ApHl iIih-ai sh~Imsn,
Dalla, Cireuit-Msy Lot aud sni-ai nnrk rfsff'
w. G. lOuSG, Presiding hid.F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

1ds-we take pleasure in calling atten-
.tion to the law and agency card of Messrs.
WORD and Phillips in tO-day's issue of the
HERALD. They are able and worthy gen.
tlemen, and we are assured that any bust
ness entrusted to their charge will be
promptly and properly attended to.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
p6-on "wednesday last two cor

D6rOn Wednesday last two oompsnies
OF United States troops passed through
Dallas. n rorte for Waco, MeIennsn com
~. where they are 10 he stationed Hniii
farther orders They were in eomnsna II
Col Pesss, OF The l7fh Infansry. oar old
friends Capt Henry Morton End Il. JOSIAH
Cbsbes, Maj L n. Sanger ssd company
@ were sionr Nsj Sanger. Capt Henry
Merton and Private Henry gave Bs = call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

BOZ Our friends Geo. ". Baird aud sam,
$. Jones, Isqs, Of this place, returned
home on Tuesday last, aud furnished US
with the Tyler papers Of last Saturday, OF
course, a long way ahead Of the great u
;. Mail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

b6r Although buildings are rapidly in
creasing in Dallas, they are occupied before
III. plasterirg is dry. A capitalist could
make fortune by putting up houses in
this city and vicinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

A cAR LOAD Of nitro glycerine has
been transported. without breaking
bulk. from New York city to a
point one thousand miles west Of
Omaha.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

- Read The Letter Of eur taiesfsd
sas s,r.eious Gslvesion ecrr.sronaenf
sPbrBix-- We agree viii Ain n rs
IDEAS Of de pr.ssnt Pslitis.isituafio-, ara
in ID. mails ss 70 he proper course 70 he
pursssd in fbs appro.ciihE esn~ass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

SPECIALIZATION IL called TO the card Of
Tufts, Tiiney & Co. dealers in Fancy Goods,
Notions, Hosiery &C., 400 and 4O2 Broad
way, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
COLLIN COUNTY.

M~kA ACRES Timber and Prairie,
SI IU nearly due East from McKin-
ney about 10 nilcs-in 2 miles Farmers
vile. This is one of the finest tracts Of
land in the State, considering soil, timber
and water.
All or any Of these lands will be sold in
parcels and on terms TO suit purchasers,
and for most of them currency or cattle
will be taken.
JOHN VI. CROCKETT, Agent.
DALLAS. January %, 1S69-l9.if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

>R6>We understand that Mr.. W. W. Ross
In the suburbs ofthisc city has one of the larg-
est and best young orchards in all this re-
gion Of country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

B@Col. J. NJ. Crockett advertises a very
valuable town lot for sale, under deed Of
trust on the first Tuesday in next month
See notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

~T-srty hsnas are r.n;.I 70 srfre
stock 70 Issbs IsrriiOrys Sc. Boties q J
n. co-krrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

HarOur young friend, Willie Conner, at
at Clark s Bryan's, has our thank rpr u
late Jefferson paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Valuable Lands sOr S;aaf.
DALLAS COUNTY.

DALLAS COUNTY.
Oco ACRES Prairie in the Forks of the
| ODC River, part of the Henry Cough
grant, about ten miles from Dallas, near
Doctor Suits residence.
GpO ACRES Timber in same place and
900 same grant. These two tracts
are about two miles apart and will be sold
to suit purchasers.
I~6 ACRES Prairie about South 207
IL q East from Dallas, miles direct
| iy East of the farm and residence of West
| lev Cockrell, in the Northeast corner of the
headlight Of j. i. McCommas.
oSH ACRES Prairie on the Lancaster
900 road, about 8 miles from Dallas,
part of the Levi Dixon grant.
Ago ACRES Prairie, in same grant,
L y near Five Mile Creek, about &
niles from Dallas.
NIn ACRES Timber and Prairie, North
GFa1 from Dallas about 8 miles.
nMn ACRES Timbtr and Prairie South
Z[st east from Dallas about 10 miles
700 ACRES TimGcr and Prairie on
lCU Duck Creek, about mile North
of the Barnes Bridge road.
Al ACRES Timber and Prairie on
U4U Ten Mile Creek, about ] mile
West of the town of Lancaster.
TARRANT COUNTY.
400 ACRES Timber, about = miles
lou North from Fort Worth, part of
the John Baugh headlight.
N TOWN Lots of Z. p Nicholson, in Fort
u Worth.
nor ACRES Timber and Prairie in
400 Grape Vine Prairie; good i'm
provemen,s; 900 acres in cultivation, the
late residence of DR.. Il. NJ. Gano, very
desirahlp tract.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

In DR. Bushncli's volume on the
moral Infue. ccs Of Dark Things,
we find this truthi2I and suggestive
passage: go. /.
after some years, prejudltes be-
gin to be tired Of being slept over
Jealousics rankle as long as they
stay, but they get tired of
staying when we do not stay with
them, but go to sleep over them.
We can not hate an enemy, save
internationally, but have to begin
every morninS-which we have
less and less appetite for, and finally
come to like that morning best that
does not begin at all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

b@-James II. Field, Esq, of this place,
has our thanks for tho Tyler papers OF last
Saturday
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

A marine Plsnt-Tbs beach Of
the ses,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

->-~-0Oc~~~~O~~-~-~~~ 0O~-O~NOO~~~~-~-~O ~
CRUTCHFIELD HoUsE-BY JAMES Z. BARKLEr.
]. L. Rodgers, Kaufman, Tex; r. P. Ba-
ker, Galveston; b. S. Leatberwoo1, Mon
tague CO.; J. W. Docgett & Bro, johnson
CO.. F. D. Piner, Bonham; Geo. H. Conway,
Carroltcn, KY; ]. F. Batey, Georgetown,
Ky; 2. F. Snder, Waco; James Tyler,
Kansas City, No; Thomas r. Dean, Cali
fornia; J. H. Brent, Navarro CO.; J. II.
Beavers, Ca; G. W. Howard, Jackson
county Mo; Capt. Edward Stiff s Lady,
Mckinney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

An artificial Leg, with side motion at the
ankle. like the natural one, Sl6O. War
ranted for Five Years. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed or no sale. Army and Navy
Leg, 500 to Sl25. Leg with plain finish,
from $50 to SIS. Peg Leg, SO. Arms,
ranging from SO to Sl25. Send for
pamphlet. 1t contains valuable informa-
ton, and is sent free.
LEWIS LOCKWOOD, Manufacturer,
No. II Camp St, New Orleans.
fab6 OI.en
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
r,,,s county doIngs--Impor,ant

ssS-see the notice in regard to the Ma
sonic Cemetery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
WA n3TED
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-~~~~OO-~O~-~~O-O-s0-~~ 0O~~0~O-0SN~~~0-|>~0~
Arrivals ct the principal hotels for the week ending
March 5, 1869.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
Fourth Day.

V01 ADenJs
June 10, 1869.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present. Minutes OF
yesterday read and approved.
Petitions read and referred.
The claim of p. II. Butterfield and
Joseph Fisher, for balance due them
OH their contracts for building bridge
across South Cedar creek ut Marysville,
and also the approaches thereto:
LIST contract $49OO.OO; I'd contract
$l35O. 90; total of both contracts $625O;
upon which amount 5000 had previ-
oi,sly been paid, leaving balance of
$3.50 still due on said contracts
Upon motion to pay the above bal
ancc to the contractors, the ayes and
nays were called for, and were as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Ayes: ID. II. Durham, A. A. Welcher,
J. I. Kisner. J. J. Finch, Is. +. Br0us'
J. b. Yearns, N. G. Honnolds VIM.
Blain and J. M. Cathcart; total ..
Nays: w. J. Wilson, y. +. WiIIiaIns'
p. II. Bousauet and J. A. Loxsn; 3;
Absent on committee businers. y -. =
Fisher. A. w. Rouze md y. Memvt n, !
balance allowed, and waIEs"e -
dcrcti Tor samo. 70 wit:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

road from knOXvlIle To OskaiOOsa
road to DO forty feet wide; the same
was set for hearing on the 25th day o.
August, 1860.
Upon the hearing, by the Board
of the establishment. by the Auditor
on the 18th day of February, 1869, o
the following described change IN
County road, to wit: change com
mencing ut the southwest corner o.
the southeast quarter OF Section II
Tow nship Is north Range 70 west
thence one hundred and sixty rods
north, the whole width (thirty-thrct
feet) Of said road to be on the cast o.
the west line of said southeast quarter
thence east one hundred and sixty
rods to intersect road from Knoxville
to Charlton; the same was approved
by the Board.
In the matter of the location of ,
County road. beginning In Section
Township II Range IL, near A. Boots
house, thence on the most practicabl,
route to intersect County road from
Bethel Church to Pella; the same !,
set for hearing on the 25th day O
August, A. d. 1869. =. ,as.. ..
Upon the hearing of the claims fol
damages. fled by Drury OvertOn
Ahmm Cronkhite, Andrew Shilling
Philip Davis, Levi Tucker, Hiram
Pugh, A. Freeman, II. M. Hale ant
Philip Davis, IN the sum Of one hun
dred dollars each. upon the vacation o
n portion of q County Road running
from the northwest corner Of Town
ship ~ north, Range I'd west, to ,
stake In the road south four degrees
west twenty-five and nne-half rod
from the south gate-post In front o
w. Davies. now Philip Davts's house
said portion Of said road commencing
at o point known IA Pugh's Stone
Quarry, passing through the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter
and west half of the northeast quarter
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
Third Day.
ROAD MATTERS

HONO MATHEWS,
Before tho Board OF Supervisors OF
Marion County. Iowa, at the June
session, on the 9Th day Of June, A. d.
1869.
Upon the Anal hearing by the
Board, OF the establishment of n coun-
t. road commencing ut the southeast
corner of section In T'allas Town
ship, and running west to the south
west quarter of said section" on the
petition, report Of commissioner. and
report Of appraisers, Tho BOARD ordered
that said road be established In ac-
eordauce with the report Of the COM
missioner, upon condition that the
petitioners pay the damages assessed,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

wit:
John Gregory, coffin for Sarah
Brown, pauper, amount OF
bill $l4 50) amount allowed S 10 90
p. M. Johnson, medical at
tendance on John Barcus AZ SO
J. w. Harp, goods furnished
John Barcus 46 ~
l.. l.. Pollok, goods for insane
James l.. Warren, medical at
tendance on James Young,
J. w. Harp, goods furnished
Sarah Karr, pauper 400
w. II. Rigg, balance Of bill for
assessing Knoxville City 1850
+. LeCOcq, balance of bill for
assessing Pella City 43 90
J. w. Fisher, balance Of bill
for assessing Summit Town
ship Is 90
J. II. Dawson, balance of bill
for assessing Red Rock Town
ship 26 90
Thomas Clark, balance of bill
for assessing Union Town
George w. Martin, balance of
bill for assessing Polk Town
ship 1915
VIM. II. Carter, balance of bill
for assessing Perry Township 1850
J. 1. Kisner, balance Of bill for
assessing Liberty Township % SO
I. M. Metcalf, balance of bill
for assessing Pleasant Grove
Township 25 so
w. q. McElrea, balance of bill
for assessing Franklin Town
ship 1890
A. G. Holiday, balance of bill
for assessing Dallas Town
ship 20 80
Benjamin Rodgers, balance of
bill for assessing Indiana
Township Is 90
A. w. Rouze, balance Of bill
for assessing Swan Township 20 so
+. w. McCOrkle, balance of
bill for assessing Washington
Township 90 90
1. Nj. Welch, balance Of bill for
assessing Knoxville Town
Joseph Ream, Bailiff, March
Term, 1869 1900
f. +. Sperry, work in Treas
urer's Office 1872 90
A. McMicken, Bailiff, Novem-
Der Term, 1868 Is 90
John Hines, appraiser in road
case .zff ! so
L. Baker, services as Treasur-
err, and stamps 500 90
G. Il. Collins,s services as Clerk
Knoxville Township 80 90
e. G. Stanfield. fees In case
of State Va. j. S. Sherwood l rs
Joseph Ream, Bailiff, April
Term. 1860 500
VIM. Fairly, services as Town
ship clerk Swan Township $50
VIM. NJ. Norris, Bailiff, March
and April Terms, 1860 20 90
J. p. Kelly, Services as Sheriff 500
John Fry, appraiser in road
case so
A. g. Argo. Fees in inquest 500
Constable 9 so
A. Penland loo
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second Dag.

julie ., JSJJ.
Board rlet pursuant To adjournment.
Members all present except A. w.
ROuze.
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap.
proved.
The following claims were elicwed
for bounty on gopher scalps, and war.
rants ordered for same, To wit:
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ABSTR ACT

or the Proceedings Of the
B0a1d Of Soperv1sors Of Ma.
!, rl0n County, Iowa, AT the
Regular session, Jone
Term, 4. ID. 1850.
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First Day.

First Day.
June 7, 1869. II p. N.
Board was called to order by the
Chairman; and upon call Of the Roll
the following members answered to
their names, to wit:
u. r. Durham, w. j. Wilson,
A. A. WeIciIcr, J. NJ. Cathcart,
Is. r. Williams, J. ]. Kisner,
r. II. Bousquet, VIM. Fisher,
J. Is. Yearns, J. J. Finch,
II. r. Brous, n. e. Honnold,
VIM. Blain, Is. Manor,
J. Logan.
Absent:-A. w. Rouze, OF Swan
Township.
Petitions, claims, &C., read and re-
ferred TO proper Committees.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 81 O'Clock.
J. II. CATHCART,
Chairman.
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Butterfield Il Fisher, balance on
South Cedar bridge contracts, $l26O. 90.
The following resolution was adopt-
ed, to-wit:
|" Whereas, the duties of County At
torney have not hitherto been defined
or sufficiently understood,
Therefore, be IL Resolved, That it is
hereby made the duty Of said Attorney
to attend the sessions of the Board; to
give his opinion or advice in all cases
and matters pending before the Board
on questions Of law, when the same
may be requested; to draw up and suit
ably prepare all contracts and docu-
ments Of whatever kind for and on
behalf Of the County, when required
by the Board, or officers of the County;
and to prosecute and defend all suits
in the several Courts of the State in
which the County may be party"
Adjourned until II o'clock P. NJ.
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Board adjourned until II O'Clock,
p NJ
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Third Day.

June ., 1863.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members ali present.
Minutes of yesterday read and APP
proved.
The following claims were allowed,
and warrants ordered for the same to
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