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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
Referees Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having
Il been appointed Referees, to make
partition OF the following described
Real Estate, or premises, lying in
Marion County and State of Iowa,
and having reported that it cannot be
divided, and said report having been
confirmed by the Circuit Court Of
Marion County and State Of Iowa, at
the July Term, 1870; .
Therefore, we, the undersigned, in
in pursuance Of an order of said Cir
cult Court, made at the Term afore-
said, will offer for sale at Public Out
cry, on the premises, on Saturday,
the 10Th day OF October, 1870, between
the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock +. NJ. OF said day, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit:
Lots No. Two tn, Three ~ and
Four a., in Block No. Eighteen 49,,
in the Town of pleasantvilie, Marion
County and State Of Iowa.
Terms Of Sale, cash i'm hand.
VIM. IL. JORDAN,
GEORGE PRENTICE,
j, A.sL0GAN,
September %, 1870. taoJ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
Democratic Doctrine.

Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, in a
recent speech in Cincinnati, took the
ground that the Thirteenth, Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendments
to the Constitution of the United
States were never legally adopted,
and are, therefore, no part of the
Federal Constitution. This is the
doctrine Of the ultra Democracy of
the South, and is unquestionabiy to
be the Democratic issue in the Presi-
Dental election of 1872. cute city.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

The american Register, n weekly
journal of Paris, devoted, az Is wen
known, to Americans and their in
terests, in an article on American
bonds abroad, in its issue Of Septem
Der 10, has this paragraph:
"In spite of the strain upon finan-
ciai affairs in Europe, in consequence
Of the war, United States securities
rise in European markets. The truth
is, beth. capitalists ard the people
who have any money to invest, be-
gin TO sec that we rot only pay a
higher interest than any great power
Oh the national debt, bat that really
there are no securities safer, il as
safe. as ours. While other nations
can scarcely make both ends meet,
while they have little or no prospect
of paying their debts, and while
every extraordinary strain upon
their finances adds to their indebted
ness, our country is paying oil its
debt at the rate Of hundred millions
and upwards year. In fact our
debt, large as the figures are, is but a
bagatelle when compared with the
aast resources; sss.t.74t 4 wonderful growth
Of the country. 1t is not surprising,
then, that our bondsrise in European
markets. 1t is more surprising, in
deed, that they have not risen much
higher than the present quotations.
Whatever may happen in Europe,
the wealth and magnificent future OF
the American republic are such that
it viii be no difficulty TO meet It's
liabilities, and to pay off within
few years the principal of the uebe."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

TvHE UNDERSIGNED, having
4 been appointed Referees 10 make
partition oil the following Real is
tate, lying in Marion County and
state of Iowa, having reported that il
cannot be divided, and said report
having been confirmed by the Circuit
court of Marion County, Iowa, at the
July $50 Term thereof, we, the uu-
derrigned, in pursuance To All order OF
said ,ourt. made ut the Term af0rc-
said, viii offer for sale at Public out
cry, on the premises, on Saturday, the
sti day Of October, 1870 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock X. NJ. and Io'clock
r. NJ, of said day, the following de-
>cribcd land, to-wit:
Lots Twcuty-one ca aud Five 81,
being the west half OF the northwest
quarter Of Section Sixteen tlG) in
Township No. Sevcnty-six l7g} north
Of Range No. Nineteen west, contain
ing eighty 800 acres, more or less; eX-
ceyt the following described hand, to-
wit: beginning at the northeast cor
ncr of said west half of the northwcs
quarter of said Section No. Sixteen
10 in Township and Range aforesaid
thence south one hundred and sixty
(lG0) rods, thence west sixteen 40
rods, thence north one hundred and
sixty 100 rods, thence east sixteen
rods. 10 the place OF beginning, com
tanning sixteen i6l acres
TERMS OF SALE ash in hand
WILLIAM BIAIN,
JACOB WEST,
Moses ELLIOTT,
Referees.
September IL, 1870. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
Referees, Sale.
YT,HE UNDERSIGNED, having

HyHE UNDERSIGNED, having
L been appointed Referees to make
partition of the following real estate,
living in Marion County and State OF
Iowa, having reported that 1T cannot
be divided, and said report having
been confirmed by the Circuit Court
of Marion County, Iowa, at the uuly
lfls70l Term, thereof, we, The UNDER
signed, in pursuance 10 an order OF
said Circuit Court. made at the Term
aforesaid, will offer for sale at public
outcry, on the premises. on Saturday,
the Sth day OF October, x. ID. 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day,
the following described property, or
land, to-wit:
The north half of the southeast
quarter, and the north half of the
northeast fractional quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the northeast
fractional quarter of Section No..
Five 81 in Township No. Seventy
seven III north of Range No. Nine
teen 40 west, living in Marion Coun-
ty and State of Iowa; containing one
hundred and eighty nine and forty
nine one hundredthS lo3.f9l ac'es
more or less. Also the spulllWess
quarter ct the northeast fha ipee o; o.
Section No. Twenty-eight (2sl IN
Township No. Seventy-eight l7sl
north oil hailse no. n Sl.. :. 10 ! :,
West, coniaihing ioT.s ~ 49, t .loae
OF icso: iythE ~ J"spei oo"ut Nv .,
| VI ny III the asSIeSa'e IVY io'iui eo'
| anu twenty -Hl tn ai''i oitS-tiiHe oi'e-
huhdIeutho l--7.19l acieS, hlo'c u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE
Unircrsal Clothes Wringcr,

Improved with RowEtL's PATfsT DoUgLE
Coo ,whEELs, and the PATENT SfoP, are now
unqu, siionsbiy far superior e. any apparatu'
for washing clothes ever invented, and will
save their a twice q year, by saving labor
and clothes.
The Editor Of this paper. who purchased a
Washer and Wringer, thus testifss as TO
their value:
"DorY's WasHisG MACHINE IL advertised
10 hi. paper. We have bad one Of the Ma
chimes on trial now for three weeks; AMI our
better half Gays it is the best wa.hing Ma
chine she ever saw or heard of.--ioea poter,
Fel. 4, ls7o.'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

So far, the Fall elections have re-
suited in Republican victories. First
Vermont, then Maine, then Colora-
do, and lastly Wyoming. The RE
action" which Democrats have so
fondiy depended on TO ''sweep the
Radicals from power" seems SLOW
10 begin. II need not be looked for
this year; nor will ii come at all as
long as so large an element among
the Democracy 50 evidently cher
ishes resentment for the past aud a
hope for something like revenge in
the future Gate CITY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
Referees sale.
CALVIN HORSADAY,
as
MARY HoRNADAY

as
MARY HoRNADAY
and
WILLIAM T. HoRNsDAY:
INHE UNDERSIGNED having
! been appointed Referees 10 make
partition of the following Described
Real Estate, having. reported that the
same cannot be divided, and said Re
port having been confirmed by the
Circuit Court of Marion County and
State of Iowa, at the July Tenn, 1870,
of said Court, therefore, we, the un-
dersigned, in pursuance OF said order
Of said Circuit Court, will offer FOR
sale nc public cutlery, at the door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Knox
vile, Marion County, and State OF
Iowa, on Monday, the 2lst day Of
October, 1870, between the hours of
ten O'clock, \. NJ, and o'clock, L.
NJ, of said day, to-wit:
The north half Of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter Of
Section No. Twelve ~ in Township
No. Seventy-fve U.s. north Of Range
No. Twenty COZ, west of the Fifth
Principal Meridian; containing TWEEN
ty t20) acres, more or less, lying in
Marion County and State Of Iowa, adj
joining the city Of Knoxville.
Terms Of Saie:-One-balf cash in
hand, and the residue in one year from
the day of sale; the deferred payment
to bear interest from date mt the rate
of ten per cent. per annum; which
deferred payment to be secured by a
mortgage on the property sold.
August 5, 1870.
GEO. KRUcK,
j.. NJ. FRUsH,
j. Ct, ROCKAFELJoW.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

Mr.. Beach, a farmer living six
miles southwest of Des Moines, was
found dead IN his own corn-feld !,
last week Wednesday morning, with
a bullet-hole through Ms head and n
revolver by his side. His own wife
found him so. The coroner's jury
rendered verdict Of suicide during
temporary insanity. We CLEAN from
the Register.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

DUBUQUE, Sept. 29.-AIdrew
Thompson, the murderer OF Mrs.
Haggerty and her three Children.
near McGregor, in December, 1868,
and who was convicted of murder
in the first degree few weeks ago,
has made a written and full confrs-
=4ttt444-teit tire gTV5Tt crime. lie cnniesses
that he sInothcrcd them with a fedth-
er bed and after killing them con-
veyed them to the Mississippi river
and poked their bodies under the
ice, whore they were found when the
ice disappeared in the spring.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

If the Merchants in yonr place will NO.
furnish, or send for the Machines, send US
The retail price, Washer SD, Extra Wsinger
~, and NO will fors ard either or both Ma
chincs, lrseof freight, 70 places where no on 9
u selling; ard 70 cure are we they will DO
liked, that we agree to refund the money u
soy ono wisbes 10 return TIE machines free Of
freight, after months trial, according to
..L
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
TrEMs or sALu.
fseicrces'S sale.

Sept. 6, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

No husband. fatheror brother should permit
the drujgery Of washing with the hands
6fy two days IN the year, when il can DC
dore better, more eypsditiousiy, with less
labor, and no Injury 70 Tho garments, by q
poYY eJ.orHss wAsuEs, a,d . UsiysssAL
Yglscss.
Sold BY dealers generally, 70 whom liberal
discounts are made. % we
R,c. saowrfao, Gen, Agent.
49, - rnur' d St New io.k
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
pOTTTICAL NOTES.

Senator Conklng made an elaborate address
on political affairs TO great meeting Of Republicans IN
Saratoga last evening
The coored voters Of Trenton, n. j., have
resolved 10 vote the Republican ticket for Congress and
local Offices, straight, without scratching"
The Hon. T: A. Alberger and James =
Thompson lave been nominated - the Republicans Of
Erie County FOR Assembly from the Id and lid Dis
trcts.
1t has been officially announced that Ulysses
Mercur Republican, has b.ea reelected 10 Congress from
the XIIth District OF Pennsylvania by ll3 majority over
Charles &. Brpckway, Dem
An error cropt into THs TRIBUNE yesterday,
in TIE article headed "RersratioH." The Act OF April
o. $50, respecting Elections" &c. repeals all Laws re-
qUrtng registration condition precedent 20 voting
throughout the STATE with the exception OF the City aud
County Of NeB-York.
The first Congressional Republican Conven-
ton at Jarnsica, Long Island, nominated Mr. c. c.
Noryen OF EowBTig ghton. well known as the financial
editor OF The TINES, for Congress By reclamation hT
Norvpn has scccpted the nomination and although the
district has been counted ga nat moi without reason
IL thought 10 be able to carry il.
A dispatch from Williamsport, Pa, states
that Henry Sherwood Dern is elected 10 Congress in tho
XVIIth District Center Clinton, LycOming, Pot
ter, and Toga CouBtieO by q majority. dis
patch from Dauviue to TAe Philadelphia Inquirer
concerning the XITfh Con gresdonal District ssys;
"Our election is very Close and we are in great deal OF
doubt az 20 the result TIE majority now figured, Is
only IS toy-Aercu. Rep. TEE Official return may change
IT, Broekyyays friends claim the victory" Harris
burg dispatch % The Philadelphia Press states that the
reelection Of John Cessna, Rep 70 Congress, from the
XVIII District Is regarded as reliable but adds That the
majority is Close and that there viii probably be case
Of contested election there, Myers Dem' claims the
electlnr Ny IS majority.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18


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PhDs 40 yels, es oi CornelA W. sAi ~ ~ iih.A
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fsll rcts NctAPs lAgr-a, c1ra 81 tlt ~ 40
rI and NJ etTnint WednestsT he 18Th ls- 80 O'Clock
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Notice 0 ths fl-rs iu to-nO'roS's pspers
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Tss rrss and fsso family rspec ' Invited 70 siks
noon a. o,oek. A si etve PaSoua For foot o. cAEHsS
o. At returning ss CsHsse' VII $50 '74'e va
GreeIEGl-sge 81 u.
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ssts fTerds iave 70 at~nd IN nhfEa AZ Is 0S<
Wednesday morning, Oc~ 10 a. HaLh,9-odfar
EERp-At residence N SeWESrz sonay Oi 10 ie' syfs-aa
rs i1e. ad end. o6 te isry respectfully n'isi % ata
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PBgRY-Ast Per Mnn Sept H. o eonunton william Z r'Hs
ofBrooslyu L. /, IN the 3itn year of bis 49,
His remains inierrei IA GEeeaSoo1
yIyr.,, u, mtss-. re-4erce No 2 We-t rh sfveaths
synday Oct 6 l80 Of Gses-e sit.r - ~ ilr frs
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f2s 'ls,s Is-Vu M 80 s,.sos lSr,osr notice ~
UrSrn gs.ur.y sysuiss Oct ls Mr. MAR West the 80
Ts sod. Of Ire f,ay lnv,e attend M funeral services ~
isrpoe se,G further Ie rensas vii te taken
Yedue,a,y sg AOa-Oaih Co, n j.. for nierneHi
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MASSACHUSETTS,.

younc Mr.. John Quincy Adams thus face
ouslv accepts the Democratic nomination for Governor
OF Massachusetts
ourSor. Oct II. 1870.
pas sls P.e,anns hsi declared desire withdraw from the
cisct goai aer the dms of fron the minds
% S6 ' ,ol @ & Which have 6s honor ScISoslos rs
Drsasl 't rep fon seluut nPeti;Or have or three
past vhc 70 BE- Go'ernor Of s'ause very mueA but hA'
m which rabs c,,-s B ugh; 4 would
Bu, s Corveaoo Ia ig apraea, detected value services
which bad e'ePe nay or'aon soul be aTOgaune an absurd i'm
gracious refusal o. % small Gee, bOd Of cLus rOn whom
he se ooS. au esss tie duty irpo. Tho only rel. claim
] -, @ r{ 81 , 70 SeS ioaa0aSe y s BsIalS Snl
by he he Of dsyooretoa IL .T,e taI,aou he bur
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me :s o isEo.. 5lsT.l aud oynslos ;. tss
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peoples gwen railroad cooatonA
This crnain'5 Jevsd sro wv fe ss0oo0O $50 oooo9
MI. md far sns all SsTls 70 se ,1r unpros.
CERTAINLY toe aI openly lsye and the bounty syosey pad
ynrs ssd ,u the "ns sud Of New rgHd 10 longer 'ees
fod w protection Psuper labor q
which sm suty ee r al unlimited .aPPg Of cheap O-se In
porte ~ Or to sa, capitalists .-v,-
priss Of Juson bob tae hand to all Sho long for
s as. Sbe for nsrsss ant 20 81 t1rF corosirei
less ban aAt q tbs vsos PoPeop AL tbo g l %
proCiaN r.yreF4s hut utter hOn 70 The
tao and on bON ipoa sapng The ounda
Tons NJ ht n-e maintaih ;c votes he rue Demo
Of Money RS'esae 1sHI an radical rei1eaoA and
reform the Civil Service ,..-
Io S % the Deuofrey u5l mean re shso
% Fuhle funds en- t 20 local or p1r lss 20
iniesl Or 81 oaeer doubt Saeite
B-oouaye e scrcSei Up ir ther psn' o De'
lnh5y sud aswelhtg
SPECIAL aOa shan longer ls ou' be sessions Of yoGr Le1ss
Midsummer and the DoescF care trst ne people 70 nay
sr is uns.s by s0as and expensive eos o4 an
Above dc Deroacy intend 70 t Tor new Unou under sha'
ef Sst of he Usd 81 has called that tsolyed and worm
'+gse Of As te. s 1cn - s0as4n% ~ II ,ss zoe
Lax -.A Arl fgc e tke Do0cfabe patf ~ ~st W
al, sat tlst eoys4uIaht msr what tle " nay
frIv @ rs,e oby sr the guiding VII o mr's - vac
r. es,s'' i.'''t .'' :, - Int JoAS Z. ADAM
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

4 boy in Bridgeport, H., named Willie
cooa,. a,e TO- has risen above the highest aspirations
Of votb. hitherto the htodying OF boys-not the sort
that Wals been looked upon as harmless
enough except when the ycunsster attempted 10 start
- 80, ,, the roof OF house, and risked his precious
neE thereby. But this Western boy like nost original
nIuses eommeneed the foot o. the ladder bis story
sdJ !. isre dc others began. He hulIt Kite OF me
1ieS 1 w sinJ but longer and stronger shaped like
SsJ 80 ,eet I'm length and otherwise proporuoned ac-
corangIy The hempen cord when ne attached 10 the
49, - also long aud strong, and having lew days
ago raised the bird, tho y9lng an iond u%eI %
the trpg around his waist They have strong winds out
W, psrba,,. there was hurricane somewhere In the
,,, .t,ata = here the kite was flying Al nil events 70
ths surprise OF his juvenile companions he boy eeEan 70
, @ ~ ~ % rnorter IAN altitude OF 76 feet Then the
Kite Vet down nte ard he sowy % de'Genred tepe b
had m on The pinnacle Of church spirs; as II was how
go, ha ni.d against chimney on the ROOF OF an o'
~. dysIing whence was rescued lie Vas al last
accounts. suffering with brain teS'r iron m aiu Is
Srcd that be Will never attain " high position IN LIE
again
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE PROBLEM OF QUICK TRANSIT.

The Citizens Association of the Twelfth and
Nineteenth Wards held stormy session la-t night OBJ
jections being made Ar. John Foley, who has figured
prominently in connection with the project for qoN
transit between Harlem and the CITY Hall EA-sITs~
Htehman was found TO have friends presoos 80
Mr. Foley and he led In the proceedings ooin'' -
Of 100 members appointed to walt upon GOV a,In
what course he will pursue should the Association sue
oeed in getting bill through the Legislature ~ We 81
session, providing for quick transit TO the upl so1
the isLand. The Committee vi also H''N Wa
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

TAM9EUING WITH THE REGISTRY LISTS.
From all sections of the State, says The Bal
taore Areeqn there IL complaint that the Registers
are taupe,rr with TIE sts Of voters and striking names
ere'ra hou the least shadow Of right or authority
u do So Ie voters thus distranchised nearly all col
bred j. sight Of tie ten districts Of Prince Georges
unity ~ names Lave been stricken from the hsis TIE
Aan0l0s C4zsfs complains that 21 names have been
created i tHe by the Reggsief az AnnapO-
4.e itoa 'iles A. cary who mas a pSusnSe S IN IN
ne asrsc the l.St Of voters because during the
WINTER ,fls ils family live in Baltimore ThS tvee
rps JDal 0f ChestertOwn states that the names Of
C,G 200 @, rcd men have been dropped from the hehi
County Isis. I't Journal says:
We Ser .aea ago satisfied that the Democracy of Kent
yuty tc banded themselves together with the men
toH Of p I-,.ng the most viuanous frauds upon the
l.ePul 90 the next election They know that unless
pre- ~ the colcred men from being registered thst
tit Demo VIII - badly beaten. They also Know
lA-i to Ht lin here 10 Kent County ths Fall wil De
dse. Q. make = last dsIe rst5 effort 10 retain their
s-prel4N. Iao registers nave been acted Dy com
i iue pressure Of tie whole party has Oeen af-
lI9d o. fore them commit these frauds. We believe
no VI %. Is. ,trars would have acted fairly they
'Lllenrc lc ght % bear upon teIn. On thedsys OF
+..Stl't'a hoy dropped from their lists humber
REGISTERED n an applicant was horn out Of te STATE,
40 matte u his appearance Indicated that he wss
the isct, ye. tic Register demanded record OF his
g.. of proof fiom some who knew his age. OF
isr a. evidence could not always be obtained and
tue elilcIt turned down. But stil the Democrats
u .DlHu tl-' There we're more than enough Republican
.s .yHs h1t 10 defeat them. Then tie Registers were
f144 IN Tow by the Democratic committees and the
ohs Mcie again Overhsued, aud a laTgn number OF
oee Cppfd from the lists. This ateIe and uthsted
- - thtA gwen 20 The Kent Neps 10 publish the
- q1AAhed voters. In the meantime the Registers,
alety and secretly added 10 the list every hoy
VIZ tinOefacy could find willing 70 vote for them
10y 10y oeht al tle way % Et Louis for one voter.
90 NAL VINO was accidentally born Kent County
80 VIZ Iaa Ieft 10 20 mako his home in Missouri was
& Vr aAu registered IN The night. IL their anxeiy TO
tneI party the Registers have committed such
lang Haulr mat there Will be 10 ficuy in convict
. ~ol 4of violating the election laws of Congress
th" republicans Of Maryland holding large and
noAiAstc meetings throughout the state and hope 10
e'e good account OF themselves November next ia
u ,ne frauds perpeHated by The Democracy upon
Tie elective franchise
Ihe Richmond, Va, Conservative Executive
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
PERSONAL

Thomas Hughes NJ. F., will lecture before
the Mercantile Library Association al Cooper Institute
on FRIDAY evening. His subject viii be announced to
uno1ov He sails for England on Saturday
John Paul" will hereafter be more careful
q b- wit and there reason TO fear that newspapers
and The ubc will be defrauded by bic reseryng II Tor
home consumption. The recent marriage ANNOUNCEMENT
"Charlee II. webb ana Miss Lizzie shlpman' "as hot
a., -, e,co,rae1px i,t Of news for oyors-Oi John
Paul" ia tie newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
1)oIiiital Sctitss.

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he.n A. Ia YN,r ssl Organized WSsori AMI hA1nAns
cp 4 - ssa slrcted n Bssy Prsesnt hesosfees ~s
49, s.ss,.pg Geo Ahnlaas@ % ors,t ~. sS as
-. m, Ci.b uH etefy seaisy. hiChAkL ohh
- n .ulr Of uuol knpssso-a AssosiAnsh A'H AZ
suahiy Dstr1c' -,
60, ,luh-Twenry -qr-t Assembly District; sss-
=, e r.,Is IYus-.T EyNNiSG st3 o'els S-so's hst
near 10 risye. sYe--hf viii ~ dfefSa NJ roo
Hipis nj COMING ssi uCGkrO p NLkN, ~
MT 'O''H' "N''' A. r, NEfCHVs. tr-sssrAA
BeSy PAGs, Ss.resy,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Win Con Woodford as practicable FOR siulas
fIPose. Ibe following resolutions adopted:
oa.os Inc growth u EesYors from 10 nr 4
s-A N The 10 Of inoese M
ia A., oh1noed the City wOu popaos OF s4
an1 pS s' single vscat t ieov ore
ror We want Of seqaa.
Ip e sl lower portions ts lost
- r., g.Sh Population sd hsrs iee. driven fro.
Nl " epreh Sosfer~ey o'ha,
L. "a sl "hsraas The les % population h.s eatsiix
"a "a estate - The esnt n no thss
% "a underground rsru -s sp-citv 20 60
Lost 1Lsscs 49, 49, uh travel VII bnrg tie poyusboa
~ o. rupery ~ over be 4 ~ srd s.eial, us
.frre.'a. IN ooh le Oor and the
t-D' IA. mose hneral charter o'rht 10 le granted
If'1irld, That ~ n mad 81 he Lst,,,. -. -
aet or he c'- struon ofsl ulde.ronn r, iro.s n,
s-e u the Cent-si Pars to tie Harlem svsr VI 7'"s
Rss0Isf Int for The purposes a
provide fo sdl on1l tracks Do of a. rs~ 60. -.
Harlem lloa 10 c0aaecioH wi We gnde,rrouuf sb.s e.,x
to Fortrs C0H1-st b
Is5ired Ih tie CITY 81 NesfaTk sd Coasr N W,..,
solA be authorized 10 ioln mOGe c Tor t5s d III.
road
Rolad Thst ssch roli wen corp I'D hold e ep-r.ts ts
- sui tla 'h fore frel
with of proper fv8ani. bo.rs
ETe 1b.t 90 not a. tls TINE cypress sdfsas
eieeaaei roat' or aby other l oT rap transit