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From Moore's Rural New Yorker.
PARKER'S SECRETARY.

iiit SAbIy uiii uDbul to tcil relates
10 an incident In the history Of Eng
land which u but little known, and
which you viii not find In hooks, but
one which nevertheless had great
effect oil her destnies.
About the beginning of this century,
while the Revolutionary wars were
raging, communication in cipher was
naturally very prevalent; aud ingcnul.
~ WAS taxed To the utmost on one hand
10 invent, anl on the ether TO detect,
the medium used In secret corresponds
encc. AS n rule, the declpherer had
beaten the cipher, and no known
method was secure Of detection. IL
conventional signs merely were used,
the recurrence OF the different symbols
gave n key easily followed out. Some
ingenious spi. It's corresponded 10y refer
ence to the pages and lines Of partics
ular editions Of books-methods, al
though they might preserve the secret,
disclosed what was often quite as dan
gerOus, there was u secret. am about
To tell you of IA plan which for long
time was not only undctected, but un-
suspected.
IL was at that time when the first
Napoleon had assembled his fleet and
transports at Brest, with the ostcnsible,
and as Is generally believed the real,
view OF making n descent on England.
The greatest precautions were observ-
cd 10y the English Government in re-
gard to correspondence from France,
and an amount Of espionage was prac-
ticed at the post-oillce, which left Sir
James Graham's subsequent perfor-
mances In that line far behind. The
national excitement was intense, and
the political departments Of the Gov
eminent were administered with an
iron sway.
My uncle, Sir George Trevor, was,
rs all the world then knew, high In
the Admiralty-and as IL was from
him that l heard this aneclote, its
veracity may be depended on.
The dispatches To and from the Adj
miralty were the subject of the gravest
vigilance and the most stringent regu-
lations. The clerks were not permit
ted To send or receive letters which
were not first submitted To the chief
clerk; and il was believed that letters
addressed even to pirate residences
were frequently opened ut the post
Office.
At the time | speak Of, the chief
clerk was an elderly man of the name
of Parker-a wizened, wiry, dapper
individual, so imbued with the official
tincture Of Whitehall that ii had be-
come second nature TO him. He lived
and breathed and thought and slept
solely for the Admiralty, and knew no
other pleasure or care. lie was, with
al. genial and kindly soul, keen and
energetic in the affairs of his office,
and in all others mere child.
He had assumed as his private Sec
retary young fellow of the name of
Beaumont, who was one of the most
promising subordinates in the estab-
lishment. He was modest and unas-
suming, very good-looking, with a
countenance and an air suggestive of
depression and melancholy. He was
evidently OF good education, and prob
bly, well horn also, for his manners
were easy and indicated good breeding.
He was a native Of Jersey, and had
been introduced to the notice Of the
Admiralty authorities by some infiu-
entail member Of Parliament He
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A polite young lady recently asser-
ted that she had lived near barn.
yard, and that il was impossible for
her to sleep in the morning, on ac-
count of the outcry made by the gen.
tlemdn hen.
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a Western editor recently received
n note enclosing an Y and the follow
ing:
"Dedr Sr-You publish my mar
riage notice without reward. Herein
find ten dollais. | have discovered
the value of my wife-she Is n jewel;
and can not rest until the printer is
paid for his services"
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a stump speaker exclaimed: II
know no north, no south, no east, no
west, fellow citizens" "Then," ex-
claimed an old farmer In the crowd,
ats time you went to school and
larnt iol Ia Ihy.V
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A Paris banker showed Demidoff a
a pin of malachite, and asked him
whether Ii was not beautiful. "Very,"
said the prince; ~ have msntel-
niece and door made Of the same"
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Wood, Wool or Wool Grease taken in
Exchange for Work.
80, 900 lbs Wool Wanted

forvhiehthe CHEST price will be paidin Cash
orexchangef for the best LOT ofgcods n the
county. eonsistng ieans. .satinetts. .eassim RET
ndeoverIetts. bisnketts, plato nanneis, ,st. ok
ing yarn, &c. Call and see our goods. They
spss 4 for the mselvcs both In quality and price
We don't ask for all the work m this nd ad
ioi nj n 2 cot ntie bu ouid ssk libe patron.
age. Try me. HARRIS & BowERR.
Unionspen. April.isse. "a
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In Jadss cols ross's New Building,
Whore Fire. Life. and Accident Policies.
will be issued on application. Also. for
sale. Champion Reapers and Mowers. Farm
Wagons. Vibrator 1hreshing Machines,
Horse Powers. and the Superior Drill st L.
d. Carters blacksmith Shop. Come and
zee them; oil warranted
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Asked John, after observing new
striped hose on his only heir, "Why
have you made BARRIERS poles of Earn
est's legs?' because he's n little
shaver" was the reply.
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Pulling, ,Coloring and Cloth Dressing.

work In thisiine done on sLori notice Andin
good style.
wehaye secured the services ofMr. W. y.
AkENS. .atkorsugh workman Ia both theory
and practice. 10 supe rinte nd 70 nd shs -
guarantee all work.
We have an engine In conneetloa with ouf
wsterpo~er. so ne shali not be delaye ed. but
shsllrun highland day IL necessary to do the
work.
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"Leave you. my friend, F" said a tipry
fellow clinging TO :amp-post on .
dark night, .'leave you In coDdition
not TO take care of yourseif' h'ci
nesesr
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UNIONSPORT
WOOlen Mills

wetatethis method 10 inform the public that,
having purcha sed the above factory. We are nov
prepared To do ali kinds OF Wooi.n mAnufaeiu
ring on short notice aud In good style.
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nv YStCIAkS.


cURGEOS DENTIST. Winchester. In.
y disrs. respectfully ol,fs his services
Co the people OF Randolph aud adjoining
counties. Ofice. East side OF Public
square. over Richardson A HELMS Store,
whe-e he u prepared TO perform all kird
OF Dental operations. NIL
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wearc prepared TO do all kinds ofManufactu
rims in season. aud shall warrant our work not
o. be exceiied by any. We use The Blue Star
Warp the best made.
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Edmund Engle,
INSURANCE AGENT,

Winchester. Ind.
insurcs property against loss or damage
by fire aud lightning in the following Com
panics. via; Assets.
ErNA, Of Hartford. Conn. S.. 152. .532. .96
Hartford. of Hartford, Coan. 2.3ii, ,639. 81
Home. of New York, k,........ I.2i3. 23i so
Security. Of New York;. l.909. .303. SO
Underwriters Agency OF n. Y. 3,9i6. .535. %
Western. OF Buffalo. y. Y. 6ii.2Os.3 81
Connecticut Mutual Life. 250.OOO. 90
Travellers Life aud Accident. 100000
Electic Life. of New York;. 2O0. .0C0
Are you Insured Ii not. why noi The
cost Is triiling. Dele,s are dangerous.
OFFlCE-Corner Meridian and South
streets. with W. ID. Fraxsc.
July IS, ieC9'-if
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Mr.. kLfhu SMITH iseuyaged 10 do our spin
ming, and be Ing an Old Spinner. pc rfect by prs
uce, We crpectto be excelied BY zone In Ill
branch OF the bu siness.
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ROLL C.JRDE.vG.


Having engaged the services of a No. Roi
Catder, We are prepared TO war.sat all work Ia
tni-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

ResoSusa, .DI Hs .CGs1 Council of ,

Resos1sR, ..6J as aCtg Council of the
Gy q, kl,sto1gyiI1G, ste e. lowa, IN
duty ofitt6 ewnersa'df Lots s, g. Z and
; in Rlock ~, and Lots 81 Sand ! in
accordance With the Laws of'the City,
jinfront and the south side of said
LotYso a iso it,shhH fbo the dhty:of the
owners pf the north enseelTitthird Of Lot 6
ana Tots I and 8 III BLOCK 5, and Lots
1y2,1 3 and ain Block Is, toto construct
Laws of the City ip. front, and on the
North side Of said lots; said Side
walks to lie constructed within ten
days after Unpublished snotfCey and shall
be oftgoqd merchant pine eTIiwhite
oak; to be 81 feet wide with 3 string
iersi 2x4 fnclies, ,iifder the same
sew it,seas my hand othis Nth Day Of
'd ts}y 'S4 II. T. RICO, '1Rg esee.r I,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

The prayer Of tho petitiohsrs@awaa
not granted, for reason that the Town
ships in w liicht notices are posted are
not meotiOned. 10 % gi1HDsIss
Upon the, application pftI the petit
TONERS, John Gamble and Others, for
the vacation Of First Street and the
alleys i'm lBlocks Eight, Nine, Ten and
EleSsnp in Meals Addition tod Knox
Vile; a,s,5ts.
iblTile Board appointed D. II. S. Ken
uedNs n Commissioner TO view the
same, and commence his examination
on the 223d day of January, 1879.
Upon the Application or tile petit
tiOners, IL. Johnson and Others, ask
ing for q re-survey of that portion OF
the county road leading from Knox
|ivillesto .Rleasantrilfe,t cofinmencing at
Osbin Marsli,s, lin Knox vile Town
Ship, and ending Mt James A Meals,
in Pleasant Grove Township;
Board appointed q. H. s. Ken
nedy com Dissioner 5tO,view sAid road,
and commfnce Ibis examination on
|the second day Of February, 1870.
band upon the fling bf plat aid field
notes fby the commissioner I'm the
Auditors office, the Auditor is hereby
authorized .a:,,i ed e taye the necessary pub
* Uponnthg application Of the petit.
TONERS, q, w. Smith and others, ask
commencing at the northeast corner
ofSaefioniNci ssrlownship IS, run
ming thence One;r half mife, south,
thence west until it interseats the old
/ M ,.I,,.. IL AL r tl:..iaL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

of three of the members
sAsrsof, snsl -4Aas ssaisa <'Onnmsstee0e
instructed 10 employ competent eonn.
sci who. shall he able to conduct all
cases 10 tI1eir final issue, without any
assistante, and that Said Attorney be
Iii and have q regular practiac. no
g Board appointed on said Committee
w y f0ueg, b Williams and VIM
Blafn.
The Committee on. Agriculture. to
whom was referred the petition OF
sundry citizens, relative to, cutting
down the trees in the Court House
Square, report by recommending that
the prayer Of the petitioners be reject
ed. Report adopted. m it
Board adjourned until tomorrow
mornipgIat ~ O'Clock. Z. .Hise
IS. X, GosE, Chairman, /
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
2 Agricultural, Notice.

TNHE BOARDiOF DIRECTORS Of
Il the Marion County Agricultural
Society will meet at the Court House
in Knoxville on Monday, the 24th day
of January, 1870, at ! O'clock p. NJ,
for tfiepurpose OF arranging Premi-
um List for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of other Important
business.Ro'a ased s1Hsi Ii1'a afsis
/ Ry order Of the President.
nia,sgss f., CHRIsTOFEL,
(31) III In, .d4npl, yScc'gAsL. g. 4. S.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
9prriui Noftrfs.

CENTRAL c SIvERsITY.-Thi Insti-
tuition ii now in sqeeessful operation,
under Full Corps of Experienced
Teaclfefsy = specialization is given
to, MNpsic, the preparation Of Teachers,
Mercantile Education, Book- keeping,
&C. Board with rooms, fueland lights,
furnished at 50 per week.
For further particulars; or Catalogue,
address thedndeyigncd, at Pella, Iowa.
i9tf q ~ T. II. sScARFE, Prcs't.
ScHoLARsH4PseeWe hayea Warrant
for Tuition in the celebrated Bryant &
Stratton business College at Daven-
port, Iowa. AS wc'cahnot use it per-
sonaiIy we will sell it at a discount.
This is good opportunity, for anyone
wishing a commercial EDUCATION. En-
quire at the Voter Office.
~ sii3ii ed' SPEKRY & BARKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
Observation-Disclosures do

SHEEp-KILLiNa.--Ilascally dogs
have beep playipg, the mischief With
- the sheep, out west of town. We hear
that Mr.. Curtis had several sheep
a. =, Killed and a number badly wounded
''ain' this way last week. Dogs Of such
character; baye no rights, which white
Hen Hen nre bound to rcspect.,ssSsa Z
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
! Pay, Up!

A IL Persons Indebted to the firm
N of Roberts, s.. Lyle, are hereby
notified t.. Come, forward and settle
Immediately, and save costs, as we
must hGve money! III I'D mr. sD
1854 ..at,.g.., ROBERTS &fLYTLE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

r tg Ii98
Iinlf SoASii.IE so''o' oNlos'-rulsq7
shstY p.ey''oe noH"c' ','o",ue'1 o'.'
p'H o,'u''sss, = 7on. ., =. =
ne :. :. - w III, iSo,''soaHo
~ y! Wy IN 'Nrs ~
y. ~ ,i i s1'aasi ,7r-'s ~, II
ed ,.,it4 isi I aaarf. 10
-. % - 81: : !hYsSrsi u sfanI;,r,r
|sup,t o.a s! PIT. Ssuinaiaay school, Mas
called to tho cbs;r is7lol 40 40
9iia,.sL ~ N isatyn 5lOdW I'LL ,4dl
|afabaiss:f f ~ d u sinf,Ss s. .svtpl
CO.. Az lie ~ ~ 5, r. ;n,;l
! n 1a ITtt,yi .aiiSf fsn.{r Re VTSir. Jacubs
upo. y. an ., ~ - v.,as,.. ~ tx sG,a.;.
m s,staaa Al p g msl
s..,oI "'o .,I1 " Hf ipIiipgG1d II ar"
'nv',v ,nts,v.o,., ,,,s,o...al ,s,,,,na
.,sa n.a' - :. 'n;s S.,,. r,s, 40, '.ya,I oh
. s..r ,, = ,,l1 pdl i esroy DDa
gu s"''a sD..,,,,u,or.,1,l :.
li.a unl '.o"o" ~. ,.,;.',,,,,at;a,,
f's'rsi s0'e was ',"A'n'o.1' . ~.
. - "s n'o'fou ~ " s':"". : : q, ~.
ine' fsss"is "a' u"a''.'lo"s ,'l
auNes9a9e HaG@Ro.i i.s'". 9 ~ on
sOA motion OF MAJ isoydstons9F
Committee, toconslstsod ecne SnperlArI
tenaents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|ohh104 Vltie'I WAS eHoseHi W PIcfn'i n
plan for permanent organization, at0
report mee'ths 1ne1' %a'''a,,a axnSs'
r!fitptlYlPp y NJ; u ''ef'H.'sh j5ss''~''o 9Gpl
At "a Mi eo21gnoO 10 notion 9di 10
!, j MAJ, At1hpe1rafp9 expressed ms views
As to 1.-THE the proper objects alnd general RAJ
conduct ola Union Ini'' ~ i,Iad ji'noil -
Maj. Boyds!tqn, stated ted hiY meaning g
Of the motion made BY hi In,nn9d ADOPT
lea b meeting, to be, that ~, The Ie, Conf
nittee or sdteriHtendentts should a9' pre-
pare and submit q run ,fomprehleennssiVe
Pan, ehibracfne All NECESSARY matters
cohcerfiiHg the Organization and CON.
II n n~~s y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

b sss 's WAnTED-$ SOOfor Ave years, IT ten
,5g7 p 81 cent. interest, secured by Mort
aaGe on . good Farm within fourmilss
q. of Kpoxville. Any person wishitig 70
' "A joan tlsat annoaat will please cal! on
Tie undersigned, III I can loan 81 800
q. more, on good security $3.50 to >.
e s. r. s 49, IL. II. SpERRv, agent.
~ 1854 sfk, ~ J, = st tina Votcr QDiac.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Ia RRRsERvlNa-eBs EB. --D.1i o. Boyd1
stop, Esq. ,of, EKnbxyilis, furnishes ms
tho following Recipe for preserving
beef for which laAadredH ofiousueaa1
,ers will pwe, him their earnestthdh ksi
Pefipe: U,sSxbRoupda of saihahhfss
gallons efiwstsDlone pint, afsasshum
q Or apl9lyyl9ther moliassss. apd Nns ounce
Of saltpesre,. il AfAtI toastAAra till the
s compound iYsteapss, to 4,bpiki then q
skim ,thtoSrronghlyi;ya let stAAdtib5ll
cold oPPssSffrrys these proportions fqF
any required amount -of the, brine.
PACK, TIE beef nicely in the; barrel,
pour On immediately enough Of this
brine tU'cover, ahd Then weight down.
Mi. lB6ydstgiff assures IS that lie lias
used this Retip for " years, and pev-
er ,kncwn itato. fail..oo The' Seer win
lksep'all awintelJu!t'asif qed,hps'
nice ab tihsn 4fist put down; and you
Iamuser from 1T al wanted. y IN the
Spring, If omnch lbeef remains 'inIthc
barrel, lpeun Ahehrineioutintoa kettle,
boil it oveTd strain, btiioroughiy, and
put back again as befsreao i,9ini.q O
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
AcunrHr-.(,n Wednesdoy ey,

AccIDESr.--On Wednesday evening
,Tlfkist Week, laiittIe boyI tiifle years
old, SOL, Of Mr. James, L.gWelch, OF
this Township, fell from the top of a
,9o 4lyh'fupk, In the house, alnd broke
- q his right coIlar-bone and dislocated
oo9 his shoulder WDuncany of'Knox-
s,ap willie, erwas called, and gave surgical
sll nsslstnnrc.s yaSet 7eits4es ~ {''ff'l
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
~CIllAnt M

THAT coAL from dy Balhks, 81 MITES cast
i lnof KnoxviiIe9 kfhdissessieb, and burns
fresr from dust. smoke, s,,ots, end eindsE, than
sny other Coal in this market.
i,id" ri FRY It. ana See! ''l'
91es-A lEivs4tpy Atalsaayu.' ,oaa'ih asana.
1'[snifGTof@97 Oh hnA. FRAME.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

j dBI.ANKsl Observation-Disclosures eeds
and Mortgages, and Justic<'s Blanks,
always On hand ct tha Voter iOface,
rot pp In peatstyls, and fer1sale pheap.
Other Rlaplfs Printed to prdefs stGal
and zee SPectmeNssiIa osiI siafW eia !
lY' 49, .Ss,'rEIsJl,i 4 pARxEN. I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

-, ,,RELIGypyEr Rey.r 4iE HOdgcs INF.
Z. forms us thAt the Prctractcd Meeting
:, which recomhienced Hast Thursday
r Seening, at tie Huffman schoel-hnuse,
! ilOfth. east Of, Kndxyiila, closed last
. Sunday ievening--llaving resulted IN
!, The, accession 0f stwenty-three anew
: members to the Church ' i s.
Isi, Rev. Mr.: III. commenced Protract'
. ed"MeatIngo last evening At the i Hall
q school .house; ~ miles east OF town,
!, (which . WIN Include the Qusrterly
!. NaetIne i. Alsers slanskt Saturday and
!, ~ =. III :. sa.s.a II iaDiFg Hsstn e'F "
o.. ~ SunQ0y4,s aa,sr ~ as 3 " f'sttf@Isq { I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Ing tbs * QlNpags folks AT laethaldwere re-
80, Galed with adslioiNus Oyster SHpperi
ar. gpttcn.np by John G.sAinrslsf' w. =
.-sa ,isarvsr,sndb otlnrs, ut the rcAivietce
Ia.4s,Afss b,Nlasslsa ,aarhes sItht9ftafiiYhe q
passed off pleasantly, the utmost good
'a.~ fetiiis prevailing ehd, l al present en,
joying the feast. ~. ,,,tteb NJ sh.s ~
The above comes by ihafl,, IN d 1ady, g
Unwilling, 'wiih6Sta signature, AS Y
s,o tofktns ifottiiifg which, apparently
could possibly, .dp ANY, burt. We eesily
IthAkcthe geA6rhl rule dbont tifisiS ned
.ySsH1tAl fIltaff6hk.a 'h' =" :,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

v-ee.sNEwa gYRAR'sa PRsasExTATIoN.--A
.t,or. friend at Pella writes VS. that on Sun
ca bas qsJsdHs -"ia's.''" -,
occurred at the College Chapel IN
.,nsd, geliay nThe Baptist Ci'urehand Sun
day School meetings there Presented
to their Organist, Miss Anrtle Il. Cot
ton, Writing Desk and f,'rilture,
sc,ytips sSl5c iasaslight Testimonial Of
their appreciationgof her assistance.
) The, presentation was accompanied
with the following original verses. j,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
s~Yln1bltewr,g~R esotuaou was pre-
fyt1teas r@9, Nnd3upon nSuon wa

~ lmElbl es0tunon was pre-
$3.50 s,ss ttS.tiisas ~" " sac
Whereas, from reports had from the
agents of the Board Of Supervisors In
J the matter ofbridge building in their
| several TOWNSHIPS, IT appears chat
some of the contractors have failed to
|, complete their several jobs, at the ap-
n 49iNsd tirer4+f ifgi4rq ih't.ir cofe
1vEIdetM, RkJMl tNhli Board
OF Supervisors, That the matter Of all
5 failures in bridge contracts as to time
T09 ey s g 'sssFSsea 19 y lsSar sa ss
soon as practicable (this SESSION. with
) reference to damage Qf any.
TIA lGnYtMitfeal One Rpdrt sepbrted
o E6limc1itled Il hpi Al lUWdnce: ,e
0 Report adopted, and warrants or
0 dered for same:
.k MDl ss3G1ttNV>SU.f'9s . 90
0 BENZ Gardner, boarding pauper .
O and taking her to Poor House % 0o
o The Committee Taxation aud
q Equalization, to whom was referred
0 tire petition of w Is Young, for lands
O bought nj tAx snleIsaMe not being
q taxnble report az tollhwN 1SAAI
or Your committee recommend THAI
0 hsinaHnl cunt j .sfN oissVlfssiA6itip half a
o Lot FoyV;flfafe,ins lsy4Nn's Addition
0 to Kn6xviile, at tax safe, and the sdb-
O sequent taxes paid by petitioner, be
o refunded with tntercstat Ten per CEN t,
20 together with costs OF Deed, Stamp a
10 same, and property belong.
% ing to the School .4,sXdljthsot! Ard al
10 tile time Of the tax sale, and not taxs
OY iitt1ssaty torr9ttt6hs, upon petitioner
! lqujt- claiming the samA,td tile County
3 Report adopted.
"a Md fSat0wihEA Skdn -colfect,s n,ifrec
commended its allowance:
10 RepQsta9Iepted,pnd warrant ordered
J. ! T., ,I'a 'issw, =
Upoif the application to the A,djt9l
|O lyNfra Hetiiy, Tor THE north half d
8f lot Forty -ttirpe, "a Browns, Aadjti0l
'Oi 70 Knox iile,' belonging To the SGhoo
" Fund, the Auditor had the SAME APP
. 2 praised BY tArs s pfssops s, andIthes
o n,e,islsd Nc sale 81 Il FOR that amount
10 Report adopted.
|OI The following Resolution whs'pre
y sented. read, and upon motion. was
~ Whereas, It being the sense Of tn,
NJ Beard of.SupervisOtS bf Nfdriof Coun
ID ", that NOS Attorney for the County
9 hs employed by the year on p1 . slednit,
oil @ Therefore BE II 1essosped, THAT
% lcommittee be appointed by the Board
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81 ssif FINN bay. -
JaDuary eth, 1919!
Beard met I'nrsuant!!o adjournment
M,sS,!sssa,gt Yesterday "a rsaa n FL;
The, Committee. ON II, Ration and
Equalization, to whom was referred
tlle petition Of Jane Coons, asking the
Md FoJs Bfck i'hrse MltIi@ws' AID.
|tiitioiJ ID. Krtoxgi Ile,, sepdrt bJ recon-
intending the rejection Of the prayer OF
the pctioncf. Report adopted.
Ivr The t'0pWttte on axation ms
Equalization, TO whom was referred
the petition Of Austin Cody, praying
for relief from. taxes OF lSGSvOp one.
third OF q saw apiII, assessed TO him
report BY, Recommending Sle rejection
h6ft tile ttrayer Of the petitioner, because
it does not appear bat what petitioner
had an interest. Report adopted.
Tiie Committee Oh On Bonds rcportt,e
recommending the approval Of The
FOLLOWING Bonds. i Report adopted
FBsondi' IL ajameg Il Isfoawin,, con-
stable, With two sureties, in : -o
FI3onHof knstfn Fosdick, consta- se-
bic, With two stireiies, in the ~
taym lofJr Ea9 ~ Jiailff. tHN son
Bond of Jared Porter, constable, tfaq
with two sdteties, in the sum
FsSssrdlof Francis N 'AAi saan, con 90
s ,hfasS!!aSsTiTFh sya s"Fe''es' in 50,
Bond, Of John A. johnson, con- i
stable, with two sureties, in the
SUN OFFS ysaE ssirBmmo9 ~ GD'
Popd Of J NJ Mead, constable.
VIII Two ss,reties, III HE SUM q
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