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The Markets To-Day.
sleordpA<d Exclusiuelv 10 TIE Euenis0 N,

BALTIMORE, April 26.-virginia skies, old, &c <
bid, 6G asked; do, 1866, 66 bid; do, 1867, 81 (
bid, 62X asked; North Carolinas, old, 46x bid.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Cotton quiet and nom
inally at .. Flour quiet and somewhat easier,
but prices are unchanged. Howard street, su-
perine, f5as53I T.; do, extra, S5.5Oas6.25; do.
as5.15; do, extra, S5.5Oas6.5O, do, family, s675
asa. Western, superfne, s4s7 Has5.12k; do,
extra, 1851 Xas5.50; do, family, S6ae6.75
Corn quiet for white, S1.09as1.11; yellow Is dull
and lower; the sales are chiefly at sl.Os. Oats
dull, 60a65c. Provisions firm and unchanged
Whisky is in good demand at s1O6aS1.O6H.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Stocks strong. Money
easy at Sac per cent. Exchange, long, Q; short
81. Gold, 1875. Bonds, IL. Virginia skies, ex-
coupon, COZ; new, 90. North Carolinas, old,
IA; new, IN.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Flour SC. better
Wheat lac better. Corn 1c. better.
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BY Bankers,' Brokers', and Commercial Lives q
Telegraph

BY B0Hk<re, 6roker6, ana COMMERCIAL Lf1<s a.
felegraph.l
Lewis johnson q Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, April 26.-First Board-U. 3. Ga.
1881, coupon, 1154; 52O's, 1852, coupon, ia
DDS, 1854, coupon, 1l21; 5-2O's, 1855, coupon,
113A; tOs, new 1865, coupon, Iii x; 1-2O's, 1857,
coupon, NY; 5-O's, 1858, coupon iii X; 10-40's,
coupon, lo6h; Currency SIS, 1l2X; Marposa, g.
90. prefd, :; Canton, 72X; Cumberland, 3o
we western Union Telegraph, 32H; Quicksilver.
~; Pacific Mail, 80 Z; Boston Water Power, ofg
Is; Adams Express, 90 Z; Wells Express, 2oh;
M Merchants, Union Express, =; New
York Central and Hudson, 94I; do. do. Scrip,
81; Erie, AS; Erie prefd, of'g, as; Harlem, IA Il
Harlem prefd, ofg, $50; Reading, 1O0x; Mich
igan Central. 1253; Lake Shore and Michigan
southern, s2x; Illinois Central, 1873; Cleve-
land and Pittseurg, los; Northwest, 76K; DO.
preferred, G4; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati, :; New Jersey Central, log; Rock
Island, 11sA; Milwaukee and st. Paul, Gig;
DO. prefd, 764; Wabash and Western, 52x; do.
90: prerd, -; Fort Wayne, s2S; Alton and
Terre Haute, AZ; do, preferred, =; Chicago
and Alton, 1i43; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
nessee 6's, old, 5sx; do. new, 65K; Virginia 6's,
old, 50; North Carolina SIS, old. 46X; Missouri
SIS, e2k. Gold, 113xa113x. Market strong.
lBy Cable.l
LONDON, April 26. 2 p. m.-Consols, 94YaX;
Bonds, 1852, Ss1; 1885, SsX; 1867 Ssx; fO-4Os ST;
Illinois, 1l2' Erie, isk; Atlantic, %. Market
steady.
LIVERPOOL, 2 p. m.-Cotton market irregular
and less active. Sales will not exceed 3. 900
bales. Middling Uplands, 1iH; Middling Or
leans, liz. Prices steady.
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1t is stated that Gen. Butler has given up the
idea OF making fight for Mr.. Wilson's seat in
the Senate, and from present appearances Mr..
Wilson will be his own successor, and walk over
the course almost without serious opposition.
Senator Wilson has gained every step OF his ad-
vanced position as a public man by hard labor
and conscientious attention to every duty de-
yOlying upon him, and his record Is so good and
his footing so assured that aspirants for his
place have very little show.
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The rumor is revived that Queen Victoria is
about to marry again, and as gossip goes, the
favored sutton is Prince Of the house of Schles-
wig HOlstein, and a near relative of Prince
Christian. Doubtless it is only gossip. 1t seems
quite unlikely that the widowed Queen who has
been so Frustrated with grief over the loss of her
husband as TO hide herself away in solitude
should, at her time of life, throw of her SORROWS
and her weeds for the costume of a BRIDE
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'No HALF WAY WoRK."-The New York
Commercial referring to the desire manifested by
some of the members Of the House in Saturdays
discussion to perpetuste the Income Tax in a
modified form, warns members that this will by
no means satisfy the people. They have made
up their minds that it should be wholly done
away with, and nothing short of this viii satisfy
them. They want no half way work, but demand
that the $50 900, 900 which Is taken from their
pockets by this tax shall be done away with,
and a corresponding less amount of money paid
towards the liquidation of the national debt. So
long as this tax was a necessity, the honest and
loyal cheerfully acquiesced in it. Now, how
ever, when the necessity has passed, they de-
mand its thorough adjustment. Whatever
Congressman acts on a different supposition
goes counter to the overwhelming public senti-
ment 70 the country.
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John Russell Young's new paper, to be started
May LIST, is TO be called The Nes York Standard
and is to be a daily morning paper the size OF
The Sun. The name sounds rather ponderous,
but We dare say that will be the only heavy
thing about il under Youngis management.
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I OFFER FOB SALE MY VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AND WATER POWER.
on Rock Creek, near GeorgaOrn.

on Mock Creek, near GeorgetocH.
1t is frst-class FIGURING Mill in every respect
with all modern improy ed machinery; and acspacity
OF e barrels Of Sour per day Attached are neces
Mansion in which reside, situated in lot of FIVE
tG sis .e5s: laid ont and Containing
has gas fixtures and water in every and all that
Also sell sboUt forty .ere: Of Land saosipf tbs
s6STs pfGPspy partly covered With fsrsst trees
fine views Of Wilmington, the Potomac and sur
TUunIa I country equal to any in the District.
sp6eOlm' IS Water street, . asorsetosn.
PARE CHANCE Fer sale four valuable LOTS
OF LAND situated in the northern section Of the
I oer al Tine
For nSsfs tie Gas st Once :Sa
FOE SALE LINE, XERY SAEAPaons BgILDINs
Location side Of 10th street east Just north Of
East Capitol street. Tide perfect;
.u sIra'r Ne. ., 1sfh ,:S :s;s.
T 0oTTAGEs, Just osmpieted, q Mount Pleasant,
one mile north Of the city Containing = rooms each,
plumbing complete; each story Communicating b.
in VII 1s s 3. m.
pleted during the coming sssson, thus placing the
mhO-ly Cor. n. Y. ave. and 18th st.
VALUABLE LOTS FOB SALE.-I have for sais
the foiioving Valuable Lots:
LOT 2, SQUIRE s64-Ihis lot contains I'D
Csreet between Sixth and snth streets east, on
eligible The depth IL u fsst for g test irOat. and
LOT 10, SoUHRE ilT.-rhis lot front. % feet
ON east side Of seventh street vest, between and
streets north, and is s feet deep, paved alley In
nsEt 4 the city This is! y Ds sold In three par
LOT SUB: OF sQUAkE a23EThis 4 est half
Of sssnss Lot frssss feet a fsshss on street
west, With depth sverase) Of q fest inches, and
. feet inches Ney York avenue, with depth Of
S. feet By SVERIGE making two very hne eligible iots
and each front imProv cd. Iroa the coateuity to
the Treasury and other public Ice and bsnkinS
LOT 10, SQUARE 1se.-fhis lot fronts s feet On
and has depth Of ls3 feet for q feat font and 10
feet fer the remaining % feet. Occupied BY the Uni
ted states. vhe pay regular rental for the same.
vii Be- made g los fRED :HS rs terms
mhss-dtf 80 iouisiaD Ds saeu1e.
SEvENTH AND RlGHTH eTKEET LOTS FOR
~ SALE
Eight Business Lots on seventh It., opposite the
ssss .nth e.: , IT
sections Of the city nov being Yadis improved. "
.hna sssss ssi is aSs aas sT i:1S -.
EOR RENf-STORE ana DWELLINcy- oort.;n.
y ing six rooms and esllsr. southwest corner Of
4axylapd avenue and nth street Veu6 Rent -, A.
rsss: AppV - y. Bo1sTI8 asxS door on nth
sUsss' test
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FINANCIAL AND SonnE.C1AL.

The week opened with buoyancy in all the
departments of Wall street, and further ad-
vance was made in p lies generally. Money
VS. very easy att rom to per cent on cali,
aud to per cent for prime discounts.
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The CArOniele created a CONSERVATION amongst
Taxpayers this morning by announcing that the
income tax for the year 1863 must be paid be-
fore May LIST. Special taxes become due and
payable Nav LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-26

Some Of the newspapers of Pennsylvania are
discussing the propriety of removing the State
capital from Harrisburg and locating it at Phil
Adelphia.
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In Maryland as well as in Kentucky a dsin-
tegration OF the Democratic party seems TO be
going on, as the result OF the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment. In Maryland, at recent
meetings Of the conservative" wing of the
Democratic party, resolutions have been
adopted denouncing the straight-out Democra-
cy and giving in their adhesion to the National
Republican party, because at the last meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Committee the
CONSERVATIVES" were ignored in the resolutions
announcing the action Of that party, the resolu-
TONS declaring that they were adopted only by
the representatives of the Democratic party
OF Maryland. 1t is almost incredible that the
Democrats should commit the blunder of ignor-
ing and ruling out the conservative element in
that State just at this time, when they need
every vote, but the Republicans of course are
quick to avail themselves OF the opportunity,
and are welcoming the boiling Conservatives
with open arms.
The Democracy of Maryland are also divided
yet upon the policy to be pursued towards the
colored man, now that he is a voter. Hon. Rem
jamin g. Harris, as we have already stated. il
making trouble in the ranks by coming ont "a
an independent candidate for Congress, on the
platform Of "white Mans Party and In
reputation Of the Fifteenth Amendment Two
or three Democratic papers of the State have
taAen tne same posluoni but the cooler headed
Democratic politicians see the necessity of cul-
tivsting the heavy colored vote of the State, if
they desire to retain power, and will not follow
Harris The OBJECTIONS from the Democracy
and the disagreements in their ranks have,
however, had the effect to give no little encour-
agement to the Republicans, and - Union Clubs
and other Republican organizations are SPRING
ing into existence In every quarter of the State.
The Republicans, with the and Of the colored
vote solid, will very nearly tie the Democracy,
and IL will need but q small detection of Conser-
vative voters from the latter to give assured
victory TO the Republican party in Maryland.
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The Fort Wayne Democrat says the first indi-
cation Of summer in that place Is women
running around bare-footedn
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The New York Mail has an editorial on /" The
Lesson Of the Last Murder" But which was
the last?
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The London DAILY Nsps says that Mr.
Brights medical advisers have forbidden his re-
Stunning parliamentary work this session.
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Government 0eOuRlti0a
WAeHTseToH, April rs, 1G0.-Jsy Cooke d
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
merit securities:
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TGRAND SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
os sT %sBsssDss% ssisfsS..n s.. i,
o.,,. :, n,A.sso!,.xI1G! TRIPLE.
Hdu. sSe' %.{ =: yrGsnrsd e D. B. ss:5s
1 Ssss; o.. ts.nSrGsssI CSnH:IS:r he SaS
once; + 2; Asn.y. second fSsiscr Once; ". q
L.Dhan' Capitol: W. Il. Bsss. frs.dnsss Blu:
rean: al Is cost
Aontgomerys, BsTrettS. Hrs. Allen :, Chs,siisrs,
ND MI h. F Rf;!; Old Eft saTiskr,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied BY myself; large bottles
Aver. sarsapsvills and Cherry Psctorai........sso
HsinSed Bacha and 81
Hsssss: AsF. q, nan and
EabinS fs.fusss very large assortment. GvsTrsss
n.ssoa BAN and Laird Bloom
Burnett Cocosins and Ksstcn sse
Schenck 9 Tonic and Pulmonic syrup -.......o Is
rnSns Night Bleonins
C.is.s.. SOAPS. I'll kinds, rss.ii.d at Wholesale
EInsSs:'s.. ynSeA9s:Rh...s
Ci,Isss MsSnss.. fresh every day 3oe
tel, Sl: Hook and Claret -. .' s Sc
De ycpsh Cod Liver Oil, as
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, Run, &c,
All warranted pure, and q lovset rates
city, which viii ss at 50 per cent. lsss than rsGs-
Jar 1rieee, e imported and domestic PeFfqmery,
Soeps Colognee, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
nan; Infant Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
ana rine ,oe;h Combe in greet variety, Psepar q
uens Ter the Complexion, &c.
4. asvins much enlarged my store, viii give par
ueuisr attention :? the 1pounAsas Of Physicans
oe pu, up ns halt The usual rs,ss, and every article
.xRfH6k NArrANs, prureis..
ap9- eoSm' Corner ID and ID strects w
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Il CITY PROPERTY,
Two very beautiful LOTS, half square from 18th
St horse cars; fronting south-only ESQ each
A beautiful three story BRICK HOUSE. with ten
ment-price SIS OeO; $3.50 cash, and balance SO Der
month, with interest.
A beautiful three.st story BRICK HOUSE, with a
large lot; ten rooms and all the modern improve
BARGAINS.
A beautiful tenroom French roof COTTAGE
finely finished-price $1,000.
Two three. story eight room BRICK HOUSES
only $500 each, on long time. Cheap.
A great variety Of CHOICE LOTS at bargains, and
on long time.
HOUSE, half square from the Patent ofice"prioe
$500. Every modern improvement.
Eleven room BRICK HOUSE. near the National
trobes, bath room, &C.; large lot-price $500.
"sUBURBAE"
An eight room nearly new two story FRAME
With ten minutes walk Of the hsrss located
manding . view Of Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandris-price $4,000.
Also, TWO ACRES OF GROUND, adjoining
the above, with magnificent view of the above
cities, with great deal of choice fruit-price loo
SEVEN ACRES. adjoining the above, improved
p small Rs,n End Of
running through il This also commands 2 magnif.
pss
sites and sold on long time The stream of water
runs through all of the above grounds.
TEN ACRES Of beautifully located grounds with
Ssea On the BadensSui Tes sho
only S3.So0. --- r
TEN ACRES, adjoining the above, with every de-
sirable Improvement and convenience, will be sold
cheap.
Several beautiful FARMS and TIVE or three beau
full SUBURBAN ESTATES, varying in price from
$1,000 to $1,000.
Inquire Of
L " N HUVCK
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EoR RkMf-SrORE and DwRLLIN0, contain.
. 1s "a rosm M cellar. southwest corner Of
It, rte: Apply - y. SonsT1R asxs door .. NH
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- Office hours, 81 q. m. to Up. m. ap2-tf
Tor RENTING story BRICK HOUSE, No.
Il 22l & street northeast. Rent 8 II, in adyance
INQUIRE SAG LIST street, northeast. ap23-2w-
E0R RENT-A two stoRG BRIcK HOUSE and
basement, situated on 18th ST., between Maryland
avenue and = st. Apply to O. T. BARBER No
$50 "A street, Island. apps St
EOR RENT-New BRICK DWELLING, cor sth
= and SITS north, Capitol Hill; rooms and kitch-
en-. Kent SW per month. Inquire j. w. KING.
cor 9Th and SITS, or No. 40 Center Market as 81
FOR RENT-rhat very desirable DWELLING,
y 41S l2th st., second house north Of Pennsyiva-
MA avenue, containing ten rooms, gas, and water
Apply ON premises, or at 1216 Pa. ave. sPa3 ST.
TOR RENT-Five ROOMS on second floor at
Il 446 Sth street, few doors above Pa. ay. VIII
be rented low to good tenant. Inquire on the
premises or q Rices new photograph gallery ,9oS
Pa ay., near 9Th Ut. ap2S3ts
TOR RENT-At two story BRICK DWELLING,
18th sta west, plessantly located, with good sur
ESS1d1Ei k Ra1s per Month ANY 70
and Il ste. spz-x.
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RANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
This il to give notice that the 10th day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1853 a warrant in bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of HENRY COLEMAN and
MOSES COLEMAN, doing business under the firm
Of Coleman Co., Of the city of Washington in said
District, who have been adludged bankrupts on the
petition Of their creditors That the payment OF amy
debts and delivery Of any property belonging TO said
bankrupts to them or for their use and the transfer
Of any property by them forbidden by Law: That
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupts to
prove their debts. and choose more assignees
Of their estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy
be holden at the City Hall, In the city Of ash
ington, before Sayles Brown, Register, the 9th
day Of May, A. ID. 1870. at 10 o'clock q. m.
ALEX. SHARP, U. 3. Marshal of ID. c.,
ap261t fChronI as n essenger
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planting and growing Of timber, fruit
trees, shade trees and hedges and
recommend that they be allowed as

Respectfully sumbitted.
JOHN SHAW,
JAS OAKLEY, Com.
pAvID PATTERSON,
Bill of W II Patterson recording
fees allowed So, 90. ...... .r'..
Bill Of G NJ Hanchett for hardware
allowed $4.4S.
The following report was on mo-
tion adopted.
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This Infallible Remedy does not, like the.
poisonous irritating snnffs and strong caus-
tic solutions with which the people hive
long been humbuggcd, simply palliate for
short time, or drive the disease to the lungs
us there is danger Of doing in the use Of such
nostrums, but it produces perfect and per-
manent cures of the worst eases Of chronic
catarrh, as thousands can testify. 'Cold
in the Headn is cured with few applica-
tions. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured as if by magic. It removes offensive
breath, loss or. impairment OF the
sense Of taste, smell or hearing, watering or
weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
caused by the violence Of Catarrh, us they
all frequently are. offer in good faith ii
standing reward Of $500 for case of Ca
tarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EV-
~ ERfWHERE.
PRICE ONLY. 30 CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy; but
If he has not yet got it on sale, don't Be Put
off by accepting any miserable worse than
worthless substitute, but enclose sixty cents
to me. and the Remedy will be sent you post
paid. Four packages $500, or one dozen
for $500. Send u two cent stamp for DR.
Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. !, Address the
proprietor, 84set -5a
~ R.y. PIERCEM D.
lvl1m41 Buffalo N. Y. (
| For Sale BY Price 4 Lowry. y
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Z
E.., JOHN SHAW. ~
The following resolution was on
motion adopted.
Whereas the road record is not in
shape as it should be-, and whereas a
blank record has been provided
Resolved that the Auditor be d.
rectel to employ II I Reed to look
oyor and transcribe the records to
the new book at price not exceed
ing 50, 90 per day. Also to bring up
the accounts Of the clerk of the Board
to Jan. 1st 1859 and charge the
amount of such labor to the previous
clerk, unless said clerk will bring up
said acc cunts himself. F. aa.
The following report was on motion
adopted.
To the Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard County Iowa:
Your committee on agriculture
would respectfully report that they
have examined tho claims Of persons
asking exemptions from taxation on
account Of timber, orchards and hedg-
es planted) under the provisions Of
the acts of the 18th General Assem-
bly, entitled AN act 70 enc courage the
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v A ID COMBS,
PT SEARLEs, , Com.
JonN SHAW
The following report was on motion
adopted:
Your committee on official bonds
would respectfully report that they
have examined the bonds of the fol-
lowing county and township officers
and recommend that they be approy-
ed. ...
c S Thurbcr. ...... County Auditor.
j i Powell .. Sheriff.
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claimed S53 ~ aid ~ w
NICHOLAS LYDEN,
II w PARrcH, Com.
JOSEPH BURGESS.
On motion adjourned to Q m TO-
morrow. m-. -".@aa
IAN. 9TH. Q A.. NJ.
Board called to order by the chair.
All present.
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap-
proved. s...
I Resolution relating to employing
an attorney amended by substituting
the chairman as committe and ad-
opted.
The following report was on mo-
tion adopted. .."
To the Board of Supervisors of
Howard county: "r .>
Your committee on township oili-
GERS accounts have examined the
books and accounts Of the following
town clerks. .n.a,E.' &5E at
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The following report was on motion
adopted:
TO tho Board of Supervisors Of
Howard county:
We your committee on Auditors ac-
counts would report that We have ex-
amined his accounts Of redemptions.
also OF county warrants aud vouchers
and find them correct. Also the
school fund loans and contracts and
find the surcties legal and sufficient.
. PIT SEARLEs, d,
-.~ A D CoMBs.
JOHN SHAW.
The following resolution was on
MT otion adopted
To the Hon Board Of Supervisors of
Howard county: .-- -.
Your committee on highways and
bridges would respectfully report that
we have examined the report of the
county Auditor and recommend the
adoption Of same. except petition of
D A Blood aud others. which is rec
eommended to lie over until receipt of
report Of commissioner from Winnie
shiek it being on county line.
On petition Of D G Thomas and
others $lc0 was appropriated to plank
the bridge at Foreston, subject to the
order Of p + Searles.
The following report was on motion
adopted: .-#
TO the Board Of Supervisors Of How
ard county Iowa: .~".
Your committe on county expen-
ses report as follows. We have OK
amined the following accounts and
recommend their being allowed as
follows
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For mills, or rights of manufacturing,
for Town, County, Or Safe, apply to
W. T. DANIELS,
Lime Springs Station,
Howard Co., Iowa.
ksJ> B.. Chaplin will receive orders for
the above mill ut his store in Cresco 20
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FAEMISG UTENSILS

Lumber wagons, reapcrs and othe,
farming utensils not to DC assessed
unless their aggregate value exceeds
800.
Personal property not exempt from
taxation and not included in the
above schedule to be assessed III the
same ratio.
Moneys and credits a. directed by
the revenue laws of the State.
Property to be assessed to the own.
ers thereof on the FIRST day of Jan,
A. D. 1870.
The attention Of the Assessors is
directed to an act Of the 18th Gene
raj Assembly, entitled an act to en-
courage the planting and growing of
timber, fruit trees, shade trees and
hedges. and are required to conform
their official conduct to its provisions
$s::; $s:::" :!::: 3s::::: sss::::. Gem.
THos. SULLIVAN.
On motion $1,000 was appropriate
cd to bridge the creek south of sa-
ratoga.
Bill Of 0 A Bunker Sc, 90 allowed.
Bill Of J L Powell for sherifr's SAL
ary rejected.
The following report was on mo-
tion adopted.
Your committee on sheriff and con-
stables accounts would report that
We have examined the following bills
and recommend that they be allowed
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Swine per handred -. 2 :
THREsHING MACHINES
No l thrcshing machine $50 to 400
| 80 b" '' 20 to $50
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II w PARTCH, .
JosEpH BURGEss, Com.
NICHOLAS LyDEN,
Petition of Joseph Cook and 9TH
sers for appropriation to bridge slough
in Forest City township was laid on
the table.
Bill Of Ole Tisdleson for plank
$14.S0 allowed.
Bill Of NJ NJ Moon paid express
charges 81, 60 allowed.
The following report was on motion
adopted
To the Board Of Supervisors Of How
ard county Iowa
Your Committee on classification
and equalization respectfully recon.
mend the following schedule Of vslua-
tion for the year 1870, to-wit: