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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
President Going to Pennsylvania
MESSAGE ON ST. DOMINGO TREATY
European Emigrants at New York
SUCCESS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAY
Prize Fighter Convicted in Boston
ARGENTINE CUNSUh At NEW ORLEANS
Union League Executive Committee
CAPTURE OF MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA
The Lord Palmerston Statue Unveiled
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01

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SUCCESS OF TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY
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European Emigrants at New York
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MESSAGE ON ST. DOMINGO TREATY
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President Going to Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
THE SALE OF THE SEASON.

THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
on sop 1Fnps rs 81 Saas s
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as @ .ss Ssss Ss % ss
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',s s'
varying from i,{stsiE ri sfsE is1's sscs
schools ia'lssaf sEas ~ ssv 4 sHaess.S SsS MASTERS
fRTg;yEt lsS ss III: sSss:
noyEN kAb99 SiIAyET k4ys r c4iF1doEsMkRSS. VIZ skS
ffhas
SHGH sMiHhsss
sS sAkfficykA sSsS
S'eA'lA Asr IssV5's CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE
,Th. superb very extensive collection vii, be sola
E6A sad S @ sps oe am
where Catalogues and ada.ns 81 %ny &c OBJ
A by hhkRY n II. LEEDS MINER, on SATURDAY,
ssSs Akspos!rpRy SALES
E49Ns H Sy%ysk ~ S s sr NcSS s
Tsspk kAkNRs sAhE q k
THIS CITY and comprising nil the newest styles and ynfic.
ties OF vehicles now In of the very best worknahshp
and elaboration,
CLARENCES. LANDHIjs LTNDAULETs. COuPES.
C0uPELETs, BAROUCHEs, SUMNER COACHES, PARK
slX,sEAT FAMILY R2CKASAyS, SUM Downs, SOY C0UpE
WAYS, BASKET PHA ETONS, DEPOT AND AG,iER WA
CONS, LIGHT TOP AND NO TOP BUGMGIEs, M 70, include
several ROAD WACO rs AND TROTTING WAGONS. -
Made BY Messrs Brewster. Miner Stevens Baldwin MIX
Co.. Wood Bros Adams, Marsh Armstrong, Manvi keal
Lines and other wen known makers; line Of B'.sse,
Pony Phaetons just manufactured by well known firm
An or which will be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. and
win be on exhibition ~ above on and rom Monday ih
inst.
The sale of SATURDAY. 10TH inst, viii comprise about
onehar the stock, ABOUT SIXTY VEHICLES TO be fol
lowed the next sATU DAY. Is Inst with tho balance o
the Stock ABOUT IS LOTS
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

A RCg. JOHNSTON, AUCrfoNhFR
n The old Msud 81 Nassau street r,npipy tbrouch "a
Losry s.res Ihe most spacious ssssroomS and tie best
location IN the CITY TO send household firnture,
JOHNSTON VAN TAaSELL also give their personal A.
euon and mako specially OF sales on Hoseh
Furniture at the residences Of parties breaking up
keeping. - 4sh.t ~ u.
your resdcucc spacious salesrooms 50 Nassau
sreet, opposite Post ollce.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
A UCTION NOTICE-LhRGE SALE.
"A THIS DAY (SArl KDAY, April is. as
l,3 Vest Twents.sevcntn street,

n.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctoneer, will sell TO the hiEhsN
bidder all the costly Household Furnitre con-
sined in the four so py'ts rs.idcrcc OF srssI RSnssu
- o. four magnificent Parlor Suia Cen
tre Table Bookcae Etlgces, style louis Nv TWO rrenon
room SUITS rosewood AMI walnut: gar sna sRrns beds.
Dining Room ani Kitchen Furniture, &C. All go0as
n,,st be twentyp hours after sAso Ca'h depo.
sits required Voois boxed ant sdjpe9
for parchasers N. This large and genuine SALE wiu
be sold 10 highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER.
ID Ha d-ome Houscho Furniture.
Rosewood an wanut Chamber Suits, two sove

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID IIa d-ome Houschol Furniture.
Rosewood Parior ami Chamber Suits TWO seven
octave Plan fortes, city makers, &C., &c.
NJ. DOUGHTY viii sell this day tsatday al IVY o,ciooks
at auction lar and fine assortment q nrst class house
he Furniture Carpets french plate Mirrors, walnut ward
robes Library, Bookcases, Turkish Lounges and Charss
sewood and walnut Paror SUITS, covered IN SILK pusus
brocatel and french rrps wa nut niad Pompaiour Suit
crimson striped walnut Extension Dining Tables ana
Sidobo ris Hair Matt Patnsscs brocac C,rta'n
lined with safn; ewood Pianofnrtes, seven octave;
rosewood Piano Stools, rich Oh Paintnss and En-
CRAVINGS French Clocks China and Glass WAre &C.. &C.
AlaO,
On WEDNESDAY,. April 20. at
0$ O'Clock the entire ee Househod Furniture, Chick
ngs by Old tine eddng, Mrrors. Contained IN
story brown stone private residence rs Eeekman
Place. Ffteth and streets, overlooking tbs
East river.
On THURSDAY, April q. at 101S O'Clock,
avenues, entire fine Furniture, rosewood Pano0rte
Bed ting. c., contained In the above house. Catalogues
ready this afternoon 1T the odlce 70 Nassau street.
I)Y r. COTTON. AUCrIONEER- LARGE SALE
ID Of the entire FurE OF mansion removed from Enz-
a eth; tile entire Furniture Of private dwelling from
upper part OF the city, tins day (satay April lb At inc
saesToOm
10 Fast Thirteenth street Broadway,
05S O'clock elegant Paror Suits, French Cabinets rich
Centre itageres. French Secretary, Tour
French ps Mautr Mirrors Pier Mirrors two eeeant
rosewood ipo, in good or bookcases, Oil Paintings,
hnar. s. Library fables Pillar Extension Tables,
Der salts three P nton Sed two picshardts sofa bedss
hair Mattresses and Botcis and Pillows, good qualify IN
large quantity, China and Glassware, fine silver Plated
Ware.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

A UCTIUN NOTTUE-F. NICHOLS, AVCTTONEER.
"A An extra large Household Furniture sale
East Tenth betweesp Broadway and h
this saturday morfl;as. April
commencing ri l0iqsocloeR frecSselv,
Velvet Brsses, MedaoS Carpets, rosewood Planofote,
Stool and and walnut Drawing Room suits
covred with the richest description satin bOcate, vevet
plush and reps lace an Curtains, hrrors. French
Bonzes Clocks Vases Stausrv hne Pantu.h by eiiBent
artists WorSs OF ART Parlor ornamens L!sgcres T. les
Bookcases walnut Bedseads Bureaus Wasn-
stands Commodes. Spring Hair Mattresses, Bed Ing
SOFAS Chairs: Rockers Lonnges sideboard Extension
Tate Glasf China and ST. Ware Cutlery. Sale poatve.
Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
Ry ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCrIoNEER,
"a FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER 18TH STREET.
A VERY LARGE STOCK or SUBSTANTIAL FURNI

TURE ~ CHEAT AZ VARIETY, SUITABLE TO THE KIs,
AUCTION BY Rob RT sOMEKyILLE, AT HIS GAL
APRIL. a
The catalogues win comprise ee.ant Parlor Snts wal
and rosewood francs satin; Damask,
Coene Broehe Paris Exposition prize Terry
and Oriental Lounges and Chairs In rich coverings.
Reception and Occasional Chairs and Dvans, or the
the substantial makes and elegant designs; wannts
ebony ad gilt Tables Flower Stands and Ornamental
Articles variety, all carefully manufactured from tho
best materials.
THIS worthy the special attention Of all Interested
VIII exhibition, with catalogues day and evening bo-
the sale will be sold In lots to suit housekeepers, -
well as deaers.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
wALDRON 4 CO, ArCTroEEERs.
!. Salesroe ms, lts Lio.rty aud III Cedar street.
HOusehOd u:niiure, LaILets, Desks

This Day ~ l0Se oc ock.
Embracing general sseirtrrent OF hne Furniture, &c
sewood, walnut ani mahogany paror Suits in he most
ashiOnabe coverings and newest designs six,
eight pieces each walnut mahogany AM epamelei Cham
ber suits nlao Beoseads Bureaus ashstands, centre ADD
extension Tables, Lounges and kasv Chairs Bookcases,
Bullets Hall Stands CrocSery, Cutlery, Glass Brussels Car
pets. Window Shades, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
sAl,SsL a. AuNTION.

A LIEN B. MINER, NUsTIONEER #
n BY HENRY II. L$KDs AMER
Salesrooms 95 Chambers and ~ Reade STREETS An Cab
eries S7 and S9 broadway, southwest OF Twelfth
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN NOTICE.-JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTlONEER
$4,000 worsh Of Magnificent Household Furniture,

Paintings. statnary Drawing Room Suits Bronzes,
Rosewood Pianofortc and cosby Works OF Art
nj public auction,
On THIS DAY SATURDAY., April l6
at the elegant Residence ~ West Fifteenth street.
between ~ I'll an St commencing at l0 O'clock
rawine Superb Sits covered gold, crimson
eod brocatc richest descrption rosewood tageres
rere Bookcase knc0gnurss, Cabinets, Tables Brocae
Curtains, Velvet Medallion Carpets Paintings,
artists Bronzcs Clocks Chandeliers Vases. Hooks.
magnihce rosewood Panoioe, Stool Cover Music Stand
rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Wardrobes edseads Hair,
epr',s Mattresses. edpg Budets Extension Tab Sill er
Casters rur~sns Save, Dinner Tea ervce, Glassw are
Chnaware, Luc,, Snte=y aiso all the Furniture
wants apartments. Sale per>u gtory.
MERwIN, AUc1IoNEER.--BANGS,M MERwTN b
"A. co. viii sell auction the household nlture,
l4 East Fifteenth Tuesday ming. Apri " at
O'Clock II comprises and other Carpets rose
wood Paror Furniture, scd mahogany Bcds<eads, Ward
robes, &C.. French actnre Chamoer Surn
Ma esses, Gss Fixtures China snd nissa Ware D.niug
X Kitchen Artici Catalogues ready o>r
salesrooms, GyA roadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

SI'ILLiAM ABBOTT. AUcriOyEn2, OFFICE NO. s
Ghy Han place, val, eel oa Non lay. 18th inst, al luk
O'Clock the Lsssc Stoc> an Fixtures the the nrst clase
quor sou.hwexi OF Thlrty-hrst md
Second avenue splendid SIX pii English Ale Pop with s
elegant Extures y, fhis viii Opea for
disposs, privsss until Saturday, 18th ius t'a
O'Clock p NJ
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

A uETIoN sALE.-A.. 'wESr, Js,, AUCTioNEER; ssl
lots custoners the entire sos Class and
q the store OF Mr. Bentop Eighth avenue betweeo Forty.
fourth and Fory6h strssis couhoed from day 70 day
until sofa
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

A UcrION-LARGE SALE. THIS SATURDAY, AZ
Pianoforte Carpets, Bedseads, Bureaus &c carpr on
coh Feather Beds Mattresses o over 2n lots of Grst
Household Goods contained IN the ,e story mansion
81 West Twenty seventh street, Seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

w H. VAN WICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BAY
w Country Seat at auction Moresque Cottage with
and adjoining country seat OF Richard irwin,
ESQ., viii be soil Thursday hpr q, Al O'Clock ?. M
the premises all modern improvements. Particulars WITH
auconcer, 2-9 broadway.
WANTED TO SELL A FIRST MORTGAGE FOR S16 mo,
w property Western city, rth four times
OF morta tile perfect drawing 10 cent interest
first class security Wl take House and Lot
payment. Address X. =. s., Hera d ollcc.
VoNRERs.-To LET, A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
furnished, fron adjons the eesau residences Of
Messrs Trevor and Co Address BREASTED l05 Maiden
lane. Brokerage allowed
oOO A MONTH.-TO LET, COTTAGE HOUSE WITH
sD)V Iarien and high and healthy ground DEF OF,
Moirisania. at 80 MONTH Gail address j.
g. bARhUM broadway near Seventh street, Morrsania.
G.JO MONTH.-A FURNISHED COTTAGE. CON-
spV tainng rooms OF piano, garden. let for the
year Pleasantly located at M,tawan, N j. 8
miles lr IN New ork Apply 35S Vest Nineteenth street,
Ninth avenue
ION LOTS FOR SALEM ONE PARCEL; STREETS
LU free; Woodbridge station Caristadt, N. j.,
Hack ensnck Railroad; depot building; liberal
toJAAEs HOFFMAN, Custom House
Ge EUO SECOND MORTGAGE ON AN ELEGANT
DO.COO. Residence, acre OF land three miles from
City Hail. Is ocre Tor portion cash. balance goois suitable
southern market. Address box S.3 Post Office.
u1O EON FOR SALE, A FINE COUNTRY SEAT,
1I Z.e)VV. at Meuchen, n. J. House large and beau
abnt dance; minutes walk from depot hour from
New York; For particu cali s. SELL
MANN, 79 Franklin street, or JOHN r. COOKE Metuchen
MI
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

L'OR SALE-A. q REhT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
PaGe, with house barn and outbuidines and acres
OF good land wei adapted Ior tnding lots within ten mn-
utes walk 10 New Ha en- ii.rlcn dpt, Mount ver.
For particulars nquir. the premises of TtOM AS
OAkLEf or al JAtUb NENl'fLS, wenty seventh Il
Fourth avenue. Nev tavan dep New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

A UCTION sALE.-THURSDAY. APRIL 2l, 1879, AT i3
n o'clock at the Flushing Hotel, the village OF
Flushing. will be sod the properly OF late DR. ROeser.
whtestone avenue, half mile from FIusbn l.. L.,
portion of which ID situated the justly celebrated Iron
Snrln
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

LNOR SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nishei han some rs class brown House, 20x4s
xl0b cheap and easy terms location good posses
iuDe,aley Apply 81 East Fifty street.
c PAkFlrT
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
REAL. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


A FOR SALE OR ExcHASGE-lll EAST SEVENTY
avenue three story and asement brown stone front
new y for oocupaon viii Ue sold sacrifice
q close contract T wtll exchange for down town epery
BeeSinan street. thIrd door, New York. '~''
EoR SALE OR ExoHANGE-roR A GOOD FARM
cash basis 100 cash requirei 10 complete trade.
dress, N. N, Herald Office.
TOR EXCHANGE OR sALF-rIvE NEW FRAME
viii r nss al n S G g M sbu street, w
from !: NJ. tos p NJ.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ONE OF THOSE BEAU.
r.u four story brown one Houses on the ea; side OF
Ut VIII MARTIN KLESGN Iii sfoaaMay sSpss'
JNoR SALE OR ExCuANGE--IN pennsylvania,
Bedford county about 500 acres roiing Land IN two
EUGENE ,HsvXLLIER, 81 Celsr street ''''
Lcon SALE OR ExoiANGE.-Two FINE DwELLING
several dollars cash for pro ery
MARTIN KLENEN, III Broadway.
L,oR SALE, EXCHANGE OR LET-A PUBLIC HOUSE,
VARIETY w Of %bberx spOa wa r 4 o s
cy asoO posses ion Immediately. Also saam OF %
ewner, a. MocoTTER, iia ful.on street, N. y 'F'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N BROOKLYN AND NORTH
~ port, 200 acres In Wisconsin, al Sl2eW to trade for
ITO EXCHANGE FOR CITY HoUsEs-CHA RMING
1 locations Red Bank, fronting the water; a
Orange. Jersey delightful location, large House and
three Land. Iermts OF a. JOUkNEAY, No. Pine
ITO EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY OR BROOK
! Iyn Property too heavily epcnrnbered, unen-
cumbere Farm, with stock, ear New Brunswck, N.J
Price, $2S,o0. NUTT A CO., 10 Pine street.
T'o EXCHANGE FOR 4 DWELLING IN THIS CITY
j An unencumbered Farm, near White Pains West.
chester county price. &2',ou0
ITO ExcHANGg-FoR HOUSE AT NEW BRIGHTON,
Sa,en Is and three brown stone House y
locate Eeekmaa Hill Permits Of a. JorRNEAl, NJ. i
Pine street
n'O ExCHANGE-FOUR FLUE BOILERS, 25 FEET
long, AZ inches IN diameter with fronts bars
rce; So tons OF and dust Coal will be taken In
change Tor the above Address BOILERS Herald Office.
ITO EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE, STOCK, &C., OF
lar Country Store doing extensive rale this city
teams &c. compee. Particulars OF j. +. HATCH
& Co. Alb Ninth avenue
ITO LET OR EXCHANGF-FOR CITY PROPERTY, A
han tsome place a Flushing. suitable for summer or
winter furnace range, bathroom and all modern "
provements garden inc with abundance OF the hest
fut, large and small stable with three stalls greenhouse
three o; land; rent low Apply at Otzen office,
g. Ieekman street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

ICoR SALE OR LEASF-FURNIsuED OR UNFUR-
nshcd, TIC spsndi -four story brown stone 2 Second
avenue, Twelfth street the three do 23
West Fifty second Broadway both newly parnt-
cd, put 10 best condition Apply prenses.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
n ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER
WARE, &C.

bIOCE west OF BrOa1WaV, NEAR SIAtH hvtUUt
Brilliant and powerui toned X octave Panofors,
Parior with satin brocaie reps;
8gonaes, staiuary, Pai2nys Mirror Mirrors ana Curtains,
on THIS {Gaiurday) MORNING, APRIL 49, at 0x O'clock.
Velvet Brussels arpe:s Hve parIor SUITS covefei
with >sn brocate striped sad pain reps tAgeres, Tables
Rockers Bronzes Clocks, staiusry y..s. rosswood and
Ccmmodea, spring and har Mattresses, Bossrs. PILLOWS,
Blankets Quilts Bedding walnut Suits, covered vita hir.
cloth and BuHe Dining Table and Chairs China Tea
and Dinner ssts Glass crockery and Ssy,r Ware Gu. cry
We vet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets &c. Sa pnstve Pates
wishing TO atten this sale broadway Ses or
Sixth aveaue and stop Twenty sixth atree near the
house. 4. NICHOLS, Auctsoueer.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

AE DOUGHTY, AuCTIONtER, WILL SELL ON
M Eatur April Is O'Clock r. ~. the entire stock
OF I,ry Good. contained No St5 Eighth avene
between Twsn,ysevenh and Tweny-e,ghsh streets and
comprising variety found In Erst class dry goods
store Goods Of descriptions Silks Shaws
husiins Table iusn, &C. Tho whole stock 10 to be
Iwrenptoriy sold the highest bidder, Mr.
: IA der rlnin uusn
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

IroR sALF-oR TO LET, FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE,
House No. 5S Eas. Thirty third street, suitable Tor
Gerry or boarding house
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
sALEs xHAuCrvoN.

y.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
JACOB BOGART, ArCTIONEER.
d THIS DAY, APRILI6
r p. TRAvER. AUCTiOvEER.

TAMES CAGNEY, AuCTIONEER AND RBAl. ESTATE
81 Aent-Uce hb Warrington street. Mort age sale of
elegant Household Fuynitre contained In the private
lin % Beach Monday, hpr Is In tant, a l0H
o'cocK. Full partcna- an, catalogues mcrllg ot ,ale
j gives nal attention to sa cs OF furniture Al
p twenty eriencc j. c. advances
cash On merchap .Iiee of every dcs riptiun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-16
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IS Heath is JspNll2t.o

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Our Home Physician, new and popular
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I" Dr. Beard has been assisted in this work
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-16
eMr..iyhe<yhON Declines.

Mr.. Sheahan, of Jones county,
having for reasons arising from his
private affairs, declin ned the Demo-
cratic nomination for reporter Of the
Supreme Court, tho committee has
substituted for his name on the ticket
that of G. H. Bane Of johnson coun-
ty.
Mr.. Bans Is a nativc of Iowa, WAS
a private in one Of our johnson coun-
ty regiments in the late war, and did
his duty bravely. In 1867 he was
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for Treasurer of johnson county
against the strongest man the Radi-
calls had in the county, aud was bea :
ter. by only one vote. Heis now en-
gagged in the practice of law, and is
characterized by the fire and energy
Of youth, and q business capacity
second to none.
The Democratic press of the State
vii. see that hisgname is inserted in
tho proper place in the ticket, and be
assured that in working for him their
efforts are expended for ono most
wortby.-State Press. f.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-16

The Times never heard of such q
thing as hiring school house swept.
It's editor then must have an acquaint-
ance only with very small country
schools. To keep such building as
the one in Crcsco in such condition
as either decency or health demands
would occupy about two hours each
day. To require few large scbol-
ars to perform this work is simply
to say that few instead Of tho many
shall bear the burden. We do not
believe the Times means to say this ;
or that it would say the only time a
tea cher is employed that does bis or
her duty in such school, is only
about six hours each day. Observa.
tion as well as experience teaches US
that teacher who performs his duty
has about ten hours labor every day,
though it may not all be in the school
room, but directly in the interest
and behalf of the school.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-16

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In order to DO prepared to do this
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Stock Raiser should subscribe for the
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published by N. =. BOYER & Co.,
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Of S1,0O year, and as an extra in
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free to all now subscribers for 1871.
Send for specimen copy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-16
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
CREsco, Iowa, Sept. 9Th, 1870. I
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! OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
! CREsco, Iowa, Sept 9Th, 1870. I
2 o'clock, p.M.)
Board called to order by the Chair
man.
Present-Oakley, Partch, Perry,
Shaw, Lydon, Burgess Il Sullivan.
On motion of Sullivan $50, 90 was
appropriated to complete the Bridge
over the Little Wapsie near Kecfe' S
and placed with D. Il. Potter.
On motion of Oakley $4,000 was
appropriated to repair. the bridge
over Crane Creek, in iowa 81, Range
II, placed with Thomas Carey.
On motion adjourned to 8 IL
o'clock Tuesday.
TUESDAY, September 9th 1870, 8 IL
o'clock A. NJ. ..-
Board called to order by the chair.
man.
Present-Oakley, Scarles, Combs,
Partch, futile, Perry, Slice, Shaw,
Lydon, Burgess & Sullivan.
Minutes of yesterday read and APP
proved.
Adjourned to l IL P. NJ.
liz O'CLOCK. p. ii.
Board called to order By the chair
man.
All present except Patterson.
The following was reported BY the
Auditor
In accordance with instruction of
the Board at the June session 1870,
the Auditor reports the indebtedness
of the county May 1st, 10 as follows:
Total indebtedness Of
the county as before
reported Aug. l, go. S26, 459, l6
County warrants iss'd
from Aug 1st, SO to
May LIST, TO. 10, 627, G3
Bridge warrants issued
from Aug. 1st go to
May LIST, 10. 2. 1o6, 27
Est IN tie d Interest
from Aug. 1st, $50 to
May lst. 10. i, $50, 90
$40, 1884, 6
Warrants red m ID
from Aug LIST go.