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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28
ESTABLISHED 1855.
j. O. MathewsOn,
PRODUCE
COMMISSION RELIANT.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Sept9-ly
OHANCERY SALE
OF TOWNLorSI In CLIFTON. TENN,

OF TOWN LOTS IN CLIFTON. TENN.
Pursuant to decree Of the Chanccry Court at
Columbia, Tenn: At the March term thereof
1870, in the case of John Bard. Ex'r, and 9TH
ers vs.. Gideon j. Pillow ct al, | will sell to the
highest bidder on the premises in the town of
Clifton, Wayne County, Tenn, on Saturday the
10th day or November, 1870 &c valuable town
lots situated in the town Of Clifton, and known
in the plan of said town as lots No. IL, 12, 10,
%, 25, %, 81, %, 50, 81, 50 S3, "a, IS, 81. 81, SO,
81, S. s.. 50, 50, 81, g., g. e. "a. 81, o. ~ "a, iios, i %,
l05, 10j, lO7, ITO, Ill. III, lis, ZIG, Iii, lls,
l2l, l22, 123, l24, rs, $50, Isl, lS2, lS5,
1881, 1874, 1$5, 1876.
IERNs:-One Third cash and the balance on
a credit of enc and two years with interest from
day of sale, the purchasers required to ~eIecutet
notes with good security, and a len is:ainedi
for the purchase money.
il. WILLIAMS, c. & N.
Oct. I, 20 ids
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SHERrFF,s SALE.

Bv virtue of two Fl. Fa.'s in my hands, is
sued from the Chancery Court, in favor Of J. l..
Williams, Clerk and Master, VS.. c. NJ. Edwards,
Robert d. Ricketts, and James W. Hogan, l
will sell, on Saturday, the 18th day of NOvem-
Der, 1870, at the Court House door in the town
of Columbia, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described tract or parcel of land,
living on the waters of Cathey's Greek, and adj
joining the lands of stephen Morley, James K.
Kitrell, Thomas ID. Cathey, Thomas Baird and
others, levied on as the property Of c. NJ. Ed
wards to satisfy said Fl. Fs. Sale within legal
hours. JESSE 8. HARRIS,
Oct7 Deputy Sheriff.
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Capt. Plummcr Withdraws from the
Senatorial Contest. 4

To the citizens of the countacs Of
Dickson, HickmaS, Naury and Lew-
is, composing Me17M Senato,i0 Dis
trict ofMc Statco f Tennessee.
P~refering the success of,the Demo-
cratic party to my own pcrs onal ad
vancement and many thinking that,
by virtue Of the prestige of the Cen
tcrvilIe Convention, Col. Thos. III.
PEBBLES is the stronger man of the
two and being unwilling to hazard
the election of a Radical by any
longer c~Ontinueing in the contest, /
do hereby withdra9 from tue Sena-
torial contest and leave the field upen
to Col. PEBBLES and his Radical apS
ponent, Hon. Geo w. Blackburn And
while | thank my many friends for
their kind Partially manifested in
my behalf at the same time for the
good of the cause Iadvise my friends
to yield their cordial support to Col.
Pebbles.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
o. j. PLuMMER.
Oct. 24th, 1870.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

II appearing TO me from petition of petitioners
fled in this cause, that VIM. Powell, Thomas
Ruckcr and - RucKer are non-residents OF
The State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served en- them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Columbia HERALD, a newspaper published
in the town of Columbia, for four successive
weeks, repairing the said Wm. Powell, Thomas
Rucker and d Rucker to be and appear before
the County Court of said county, ON the first
Monday in December next, and plead, answer
or demur to complainants' bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and set
for hearing ex parte. Witness, John NJ Hickey,
Clerk of said Court.
Octl4-4w JOHN NJ. HICKEY, Clk.
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AUGUSTA.
Opening of thc Cotton Fair.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 25.-The First Grand
Exposition of cotton of the State Mechan-
les and Agricultural Fair Association
opened to-day. A number of articles OF
every kind are on exhibition. There is a
very large at tendance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28

Mr.. DELANo has been rendered and
has formally acct pten the p~ositios OF
Secretary of the Interior. Cox was to
honest to do the dilty work Grant desire
him to do, but Delano is not.
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Nor1cE.

COLOMBIA, Otc. 20th, 1870.
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders
of the Bank of Columbia at their Office in Co
Iumbia, on Tuesday, the 2sd day of November
next, for the purpose of electing seven Direct
ors of said Bank for the ensuing year.
Oct2l-td W. P. INGRAM, Cash'r.
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w. C. DORSETT. NJ. D..

Respectfully offers his professional services
both surgically and Medically-to the citizens
of Columbia and vicinity.
Ofice-Whitthorne Block, corner Of West
Main and Garden Streets, where he will be
found both night and day, unless professionally
engaged elsewhere. My2O-tf
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OUANCERY SALE
or I~NSOLVENT CLAIMS.

Bursuan. TO a decree of the Chancery Court
r Columbia. at the March term, 1870, in the
ase of John S. Perry, Ex'r, &C., VS.. Thomas J,
Perry ct al, l will sell for cash, at the Court
House door in Columbia, on Monday, fine 9Th
day Of November, 1879, q large amount of in
solvent claims belonging TO the estate of John
+ Perry, deed. j. l.. WILLIAMS,
OctIf-4w g.. NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28

i EENESSEE BANK NOTES
FOR SALE
At Bank of Columbia. Good for payment o
State Tax.
SepQ II.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28

WHILE almost every newspaper i'm the
South has been draped i'm memory of
the great LEE, the Northern people have
also spoken words Of praise of the great
chieftain of the South. But none of the
papers, North or South, has said any
thing more chaste and beautiful, strong
yet not extravagant, in q word more like
the grand Lee himself, than the follow
ing taken from the New York Herald:
"Never had mother q nobler son. In
him the military genius Of America was
developed to q greater extent than ever
before. In him all that was pure and
lofty in mind and purpose found lodg-
ment. Dignified without presumption,
afable without familiarity, he united all
those charms of manners which made
him the idol Of his friends and of his SOL
diers, and won for him the respect and
admiration OF the world. Even as, in
the days Of his triumph, glory did not
intoxicate, 80 when the dark clouds swept
over him adversely did not depress.
From the hour that he surrendered his
-
sword at Appomattox to the fatal Au-
tumn morning, he passed among men,
noble in his quiet, simple dignity, dis
playing neither bitterness nor regret over
the irrevocable past. He conquered us
in misfortune by the grand manner in
which he sustained himself, even as he
dazzled us by his genius when the tramp
OF his soldiers resounded through the
valleys Of Virginia. ll. H
"And for such a man we are all tears
and sorrow to-day. Standing beside his
grave, men Of the South and men of the
North can mour with oil the bitterness
OF four years Of warfare erased by this
common bereavement. May this unity
Of grief--this unselfish manifestation
over the loss of the Bayard of America
in b season of dead leaves and withered
branches which this death ushers in,
bloom and blossom like the distant COM
ing Spring into the flowers of a heartier
accord!" ~ A.s "a Sr:Sr3 sQrpm
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T HE HERALD

TERNS-The ssCslsnhis Herald' is published
every Friday morning at THREE DOLLARS
per annum, In advance. @
Ra1S - AAveft3snR.-One square (ten lines)
for one insertion, $50; each additional in
eertiop, IS cents
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S. cox,
Physician and Surgeon,
Block
COL UMBIA, TENN.
July 20 20
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chaneery Court at
Columbia at the March term $50, in the case Of
William g. Gates rs. John T. Spcrkman, i will
sell to the highest bidder at the Couri House in
lumbia on Monday the 9TH day of November,
1870, a small trant of land situated in the 18th
civil district o. Maury County. adjoining the
lands of James johnson and others, and
known as the Joseph A. Moore pace, contain
ing acres. Terms-Eight months cred
it the purchaser required to execute note with
good security, and 4 lien retained Tor the pur-
chase money. j. L. WILLIAMS.
Oct. Z, '10tds.
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1870.

HEALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and collectable any time after the
first insertion.
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ROBERT CROSS,
Columbia, Tennessee,

Wishes to inform the public that he is ready
at all times to execute in workmanlike manner.
all kind Of House, Sign and Ornamental pain
ing, also Paper Hanging. Vanishing, 4 :
From his longexperience, he is fully prepar d
TO guarantee satisfaction, both ss 70 his work
and prices. Shop, opposite the county Jail.
Columbia, May 27-6m
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FInsT NATIONAL BANK on
COL UMBI A.
DEPARTMENT,

A4DA - W
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIcE COMPTRoL'R o THE CUR'NC'Y,i
Washington, Sept. 9th, 1870
VMHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that The FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF COLUMBIA, in the City Of Columbia, IN
the County of Maury, and State Of Tennessee,
has been duly organized under and according
to the requirements of the Act of Congress en-
titled A Act to provide a National Currency,
secured by a pledge Of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and rcdemp-
ton thereof" approved June Sd, 1854, and has
complied with all the provisions Of said Act re-
quired to be complied with before commencing
the business of Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore, l Jno. Jay Knox, Acting
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLuMBIA
in the City of Columbia, in the County OF Mac-
~, and State of Tennessee, is authorized t.
commence the business Of Banking under thu
Act Aforesaid. A @
~ In testimony whereof, witness
my hand and Seal of Office, TIM
ETH day of September, 1870.
~ JNO. JAY KNOX,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Oct2S-60d.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28

GEN, WHIrTHoRNE is announced to
speak at Charlotte, Oct. 30th.
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OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chanccry Court at
Columbia, at the March term thereof, 1870, in
the case of James Pinkston vs. w. B. ,Renfro,
ct al, I will sell to the highest bidder, at the
Court House In Columbia, on Monday, the
2lst day Of NovemberalS70, q valuable tract of
land situated in Maury county, Tenn, and
bounded by the lands of Robert McKissick,
John N. ALEXANDER and others, containing
abou. 100 acres.
Terms, one and two years credit, with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser required toexe-
cute note with good security and a lien retained
for the purchase money.
Oct2l-tds i'll. WILLIAMS, C.. / NJ.
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Y ALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Having removed to Arkansas, / will sell my
place on Carriers Creek, 8 miles from Column
bia, on the first Monday iE December. The
tract contains $50 acres, good House, with four
rooms, out-hOuses, &c. The finest Spring in
the country. The place is finely adapted to
raising stock.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash, or at time oi
taking possession, the balance in one and two
years.. RUFUS j. POLK.
Sspt30-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
fElsllats aE1 80 e EAla@Ns

FOR FAMILY USE-s;mple eieap. relidbEe,
KSrTs EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED, Cir.
cnar and sample stocking FREE. Address
Wabash Ay.. Chicago, Ill. 5m3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
Agents Wanted!

LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS sre offered
TO agents everywhere Ev-ry Farmer Business
Man. Tradesman. Labo ing Man. Politician Prop
ertv Holder, Bankrupt, Professional Man, and
every on having Family vii fnd IL interesting.
instructive. valuable, and full of information.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
COSSTABLHS

We find the annual reports OF
James Maxwell, justice Of the peace,
Cedar township, and +. H. Lacey,
Big Creek township. correct.
Report adopted.
Mr.. Robinson moved that the
claim of the Board of Election OF
Lester township for 1860 be allowed.
! Mr.. Fish moved that the rule fix.
ing the time for Offering resolutions
for bridge appropriations be suspend.
ed. Carried.
Mr.. Fish offered the following RESI-
oiution:
Resolved, That fifty dollars be APP
propriated for plank to cover and TO
sections 33 and "a, in Orange town.
ship.
Adopted.
Yeas-All except Messrs. Cobb and
Jackson, absent.
On motion. the claim Of w. S.
Robinson. in list of county accounts
was allowed.
Mr.. Corwin offered the following
resolution:
Resolved. That the Auditor be all
thoriZed and instructed to procure a
certified copy OF the field notes Of
the original survey of Black Hawk
county, by the proper officer, the
same TO he kept in the Recorders
office.
Adopted.
The appointment of County Su.
perintendent being i'm order, Mr..
Hardy offered the following resolu-
ton;
ReSoiUed, That this Board appoint
Mrs. Adelia Gates To fill the vacancy
created by the resignation OF Mr..
Beman, former Superintendent.
Adopted.
The chairman announced the fol-
lowing committees on bridge appro-
priations:
Crane Creek-U. Casteel, Jno. Iaf,
ia, Juo. Burke.
Motifs creek--E. G. Humphrey, Fl.
Bateman, @. Gardener.
Miiler's ereek-E. &. Humphrey,
B. Rodman, J. NJ. Fisher.
Spring creek-J. Jackson, Jas.
RIdpath, Il. Denny.
Poyner creek-I. Il, Corwin, +.
,McSLay, G.. w. EdginEton.
Dry run-C. May, Jas. Houghtal,
ing. w. Hagland.
Elk rum. Casteel, n. Lindsay.
Il. Furgus0n.
Indian creek-H. j. McCord, Jno.
McStay, Jho. Zimmerman.
Washington township, &c.--A.
Norris.
Camp creek-D. L. Fish, L. X.
Buechley. Thos. Heller.
Waterloo and EldOra road-C. ID.
Miller. A. CottrelI, A. Ii. Rowe.
Spring creek-H. j. McCord, J.
White, G. Thompson.
Beaver creek, &c-J. l.. Finch, n.
S. Boyies JAS. Garner.
Brown road-C. May. Henry Cole,
L. w. May.
Elk RUM. I. Corwin, ID. Vale,
Cnas. Marsh.
Elk RIn-O. Z. Hardy, P. Me-
Isaac, b. b. Parsons.
Buck Creek-Chas. Robinson, Ja.
cob Potts. J. 5. West.
Big Slough. Gardner Petition-G.
W. HayZiett, q. Gardner. s. Hurin.
Rolph Petition-J. Jaquith, l..
Rolph, Jacub Thompson. ,#...
Waterloo bridge-O. e. Hardy, A.
J. Warren, and ;. Day.
Leversee Petition-J. Jaluith, d.
Leversee. NJ. Symonds.
Henry Petition. Jaquith, Clark
HAIRY, J, Moore.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
Conventions.

We have received, the cnll for the
State Republican Convention to he
held August. 18th. Black Hawk
county il entitled to nine delegates
Call Ia crowded out this week. The
call for the Black Hawk county con
vention, we publish this week. 1t i
20 be held July 9th, and is only del
egate convention. The nomination
of county officers, is postponed until
some future time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
Cornell College Commencement.
JUNE Goth, 1870.


JUNE Goth, 1870.
EDITOR GAZETTE Jtlne 10th, 1870,
the commencement day of Cornell
College, Iowa, was a day long to be
Remembered by thousands of Its
friends, who were present on that
day. The growing influence of the
College, cannot, perhaps, be tested
to better degree. than by beholding
the number of it's Board of Trustees
present at their one day and one half
session, and the number present, dur.
ing examinations. Sunday June
18th, at Jog A. NJ, was delivered a
Baccalaureate sermon by VIM. f.
King, President. AT 8 p. NJ, Annu-
al lecture, Ivy Prof. ID. II. Wheeler,
of Evanston, H., Subject. Success
Monday evening. June 18th, Musical
entertainment by the department. of
Music. Tuesday evening. June 14th,
Lectures before the Philomathean
and Amphicton Literary Societies by
President Burns of Simpson Cen
tenary Cellege. Wednesday evening,
Alumni Festival and an address be.
fore the Adelphian Literary Society
by S. Fellows, of Milwaukee.
The Anamosa Band were present
on commencement day with their
new beautiful instruments. All in
all, the day was a complete success.
Leaving Cornell, we passed through
cedar Rapids, which now claims
1000 inhabitants and were soon
aboard the cars Of the b. G r. & NJ.
r. r. running up the valley of the
edar. We had the pleasure of rid
ing on the first through train 10 La
Porte. We were somewhat surprised
ut the poorness of the wheat crop on
the way, but found all grain much
better in Black Hawk, than in other
counties. The best looking fields
were those of barley; oats, next.
Leaving Vinton, the train had to be
stopped on nearly every farm on ac-
count of cattle and horses on the
track. Twas something new te them,
and wherever you coultl see q COW.
she would he near the track. When
tho whistle sounded, whole herds
might he seen running from all di.
rections toward The track to see what
was tale matter and the engineer wal
obliged 10 chase them off with stick,
Nay, more, even above La Porte
where the track Is not yet laid. the
cattle were on the r. r. grade look
ing up and down the way, kicking il
to pieces, &c, probably wondering
what was coming. La Porte Is over,
j"yed. The town is very lively, tn,
Hotels full.
Cedar Falls may we'll look to thi,
Valley r.. X. for aid in its growth, a,
it is road not excelled West i'm it,
construction, and is a greatly paying
road. But / have arrived at m,
jumping off place. and will vamoose
Respectfully,
| D. ID Il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24
The Sixth District-Congressional.
Shirt of the Republican Press.

Spirit of the Republican Press.
The Jefferson Era strongly cup
ports Capt. Orr, OF Montana, AZ
tminent,y qualified to succeed Mr..
Pomercy.
The Marshall Times accepts Capt.
Orr rs a second choice and learns
that "Pomeroy's friends have given
I'M, nj the first show of hands,"
On candidates the Marshall Times
further says:
Some one has been reporting
srnund the iist riot that our delegates.
IL at least, were for Pomeroy. This
In not so, orr delegates were unfn-
structed. and with two exceptions
will be for Conch "a their first choice
Cant. Orr. of Boone. we understand
will he before the Convention with
considerable strength. and "a he is n
most estimablp and worthy man. no
doubt he would he the second chnice
of onr delepo ton. and Pomernv the
third, should they he forced to &C
cent n second or third choice.
Who will I've the fourth choice?
The Montana Standard takes the
Marshall Times to account for its two
columns article. favoring G. w.
Couch, of this county, after pomel,
ing the Boone County Democrat 50
long for IL, (the Democrats abuse OF
Mr.. Pomeroy.
The Story County Representative,
which Of course wouldn't want any
one elected but Col. Srott. very natu.
rally Ia opposed to Judge Couch.
The Sioux City Journal is strongly
in favor Of the nomination Of Hon.
Charles Pomeroy, and correspond,
enre for that paper, Peterson says:
The Republican Central Commit
tee of clay County have called n
Convention to he held in Lincoln
township on the 18th If July for the
purpose ~ electing delegates to the
Congressional Convention. to meet ~
Fort Dodge on the 2n'h of july.
There 10 sra-ceIv doubt that CLAW
t%ountv will no unan'mnus for the re-
nomination Of the Hon. Chas. Pome
roy.
The Grand Junction Headlight
in spesking Of candidates savs:
Chaplin. of the Marshall Times, in
manner that Is nrcentleman>v, and
which he knew was given him in
confidence and mt fnr his sheet. m.
rides The conversation I've had with
Col. Scott i'm relation 10 Tnngression-
al matters. and I'm On doing simply
shows how far outside Of the camp ct
the clique he takes his rafiors.
A correspondence to the Chicago
Journal frorsSioux Citv saws:
Hon. Cherries Por>erov's chances for
rar0mination 10 Congress. so far as
this region is concerned ore such as
make his return 70 Washington n
certainty. He has given satisfaction
to his constituency.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24

For terms to agents, and other information. 3D.
dress
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24

Wallace aid A. r Lane, which were
referred TO the Board, were allowed.
Mr.. HayZlett. moved that the mo-
ton to adopt the report of the com
mittee on accounts of justices and
constables be re. considered.
Carried.
The report was then referred back
to til" committee, with instructions
TO re port at ii O'Clock A NJ.
The committee to whom was re.
ferred the matter of Judgment IN the
United States courts, reported that
they were unable secure the decs-
ions spoken of 10y .. +. Couch, but
were satisfied that the same exist
The committee therefore recommend
the adoption of the following resolu-
ton. Report adopted.
Mr. torwin moved that the resO.
luton above referred to, be adopt ed.
ReSoIced, That the County Audi
tor he authorized to procure from J.
G. Burns, of Dubuque. Iowa, a com
plete report las required by chapter
l55. of the acts of 1862, passed by the
Iowa Legislaturc) of the unsatisfie
DEGREES and judgments rendered in
the United States District and Cir,
cult Courts. of the District Of Iowa.
II is further ordered that on the de
livery of said report, by said Burns,
to the Auditor, he shall issue war
rants to equal the amount due for
the same in funds; pre- Tled, that
the charges of said Burns, for form.
ishing said reports annually shall
not exceed thirty dollars per annum.
Adopted.
Yeas-Messrs. Close, Cobb, Corr
win, Finch, Fish, Hardy, Hayzlett,
Humphrey, May, McCOrd, Rownd,
Sergeant-l2.
Nay-Messrs. Abbott, Casteel,
Jaquith, Norris. Robinson-5. ~
Absent-Messrs. Jackson and Miles
.
The resolution of Mr.. Corwin, in
regard to the contract for furnishing
hound blanks, &C.. being in Order
was lost.
Yeas-Mcssrs. Casteel, Close. Cobb
Corwin, Hardy, Hayzlett, McCord,
Robinson-S.
Nays essrs. Abbott. Finch. Fish
Humphrey, Jaquith, May. Miller
Norris, Rownd, Sergeaut-l0.
Absent-Mr. Jackson.
The appointment of county Super
intendent being in order. was post
poned till 1T o'clock a. NJ.
. Mr.. Goth was appointed committed
OH attendance and mileage,
The committee on attendance and
mileage repnrted the compensation
af each member Of the Board as fol-
lows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24

NJ Y u EFFtN VOss AlAdN TNsNs NNIN~
and Photograph Albums. Anybody can sell from
100 10 Zoo OF these works almost anywhere. M
every family wants some OF them IT, character
throughout j. such "a 10 command thu confidence
of all experienced canyassers. sna the approval
OF the public.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-24

THE Cherokee chief says: "the las
week or so the roads have been lite
rally lined with prairie scbooners
seeking locations IN this garden o.
the world, as high rs sixty wagons q
day crossing the river at this point
One noticeable feature IL the large
number OF cattle that are being
brought In by the immigrants. There
10 no finer country i'm the world for
stock than this. and hosts of people
seem to have found 1t out. We are
glad to see them come, and extend a
cordial welcome to them ALL"