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The New York herald., 1870-06-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 4 l87o-TRIPLE SHEET

the interest OF humanity to possess all the informa
Mr.. srKAaUs. repj Of K l., attributed ' the cause
OF the massacre to The TACT that the Jews had OBJ
tanned possession OF all the business the lands ana
the trade OF the country; that while one class OF the
peoplewere In poverty, without means or business
there was Oh the other hand eager money getting,
ton OF things that mad brought about the spe cIace
which the world to-day contemplated. There was
iood lor Rejection IN tAis for the Senate and for
Mr.. STEWART, (rep.) OF New, remarked that II 1t
WAS the intention OF the senator Spraaue) 10
be killed, Il might not incQnvenence somo Sena ors,
hut would bear very hard upon Others and among
them the Senator from Rhode Island.
M susr TSs92 w1s mFsosrssSH sn sssSd TO-
generM discussion then took place as 70 the
order OF business, Mr.. TaUMBuLL, (rep.i OF ifs en-.
representatives in Congress among the several
states. ne urged iis importance, In view Of the
ase large er,sse S Of he voting population sy sne
changes III the representation Of various States.
the taking q the census, which was now proceed
ing and the Increase ofp0rulQon IN the WesI, were
The senate 1ssaf s bSSessasd GS sss sSaIss' @il
the INDIAN APPROPRIATION Ill.
Mr. HARLAN, trep.) or Iowa, from the Committee
ON Foreign Affairs, reported number OF amend
ments making appropriations to iulnl treaty stipua-
noms being principally in Of. SI
braced .s-2o,00o for Arapanoes and other tribes
1000 Tor Nayajoe Indians, $6d,ou0 for wyaDdctte
luhiuS 3@ol,Vou WihHeUdSo lHuiullS lOi IeluHu-
Ing the amount taken from their tribal funds to pay
the expenses oil tlieir removal from Minnesota by
oruer oi the government the money 10 be placed 10
their credit and the income expended in the in-
proyement Of their lands, purchaseOf stock, agricul
turat implements, &c.
The amendments were agreed to-
luther amendment from the Committee on III
dian Affairs was adopted appropraung $4,000 to
conect, 10 aic anu subsist rowing Indians on the
borders Of Texas and Mexico.
Tnc amendments were agreed to.
COMPENSATION OF ASSISTANT MARsHAIs.
MI. WILLIAMS, lrer.) OF Oregon, introduced q
JOINT resolution authorizing tho secretary OF The IN
terror 70 increase tie compensation o. assistant mar
shas Tor taking the census OF 1870, the increase not
toexceed my per centum OF the amount Of compen-
would ask the confederation OF the resolutlon TO.
morrow Saturday.
AT hai.past iour O'Clock, without disposng of the
bti, the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
pLA;I.na ACCIp;RT IN JERSEY CITY.

About noon Yesterday several men were working
at an excavation in Union street. Jersey City, when
a cartridge OF powder exploded blowing the,hand Of
man named Henry Adams almost entirely on A
little boy named Jonn vhb, who wassstaniing near
the place, also inrsll but not severelyp Adams
was III the act OF deposly the cartridge into hole
counts for the acci ent by saying that ne struck It
accidentally against the stone, thereby drawing 3
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
BELT BEATS.

Last evening officer Tilley, OF the Central once
Detective Squad, arrested Jacob OTTO hotel rum
ner, on warrant issued by Justice Joe Dowling.
Olto Ia charged with having, on the 18TH OF FeDru.
ary last, felonousy stolen s4oo from August Laas,
nurchased a ticket for Germany and was manipu-
lated by otto BY means Of the belt game, so fre.
Qucntly exposed IN the HERALD. Laatz discovered
f,a inSs after he had been at sea four days. The
accused viii be arraigned before Justice Dowliug
th.s morning
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
slaRp q Police.
pIs,nissnl of serssants.

The Board Of Police yesterday evening dismissed
from the force scrgeants Walter L. Sandford Second
precinct; George W. Townsend, Third, and W. r.
Robinson, Twenty-sixth. They were tried yester-
on Sunday morning caught them neglecting duty.
Two roundsmen and SIX patrolmea were trans
Garr
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agreed to In Committee Of the Whole on the State Of
the Union, with an extended free list embracing
oils, gums, acids, seeds, barks dyes, books maps
and charts. specially imported in single copies and
not for sale OF which editions arc printed in the
United States, and books which have been printed and
manufactured more than twenty years; anthracite
COAL eggs fur skins Of az kinds not dressed, guano
and other animal naanures, faw 4oat skins, crude
gutta percha, crude India rubber, various medi-
cines, logs and unmanufactured timber and ship
timber, paintings, statuary. fountains and other
works OF art the productions Of American artists re-
siding abroad; rags and clippings and woods for the
manufacture Of paper; also exemptfng from ton.
mage tax vessels OF citizens of the United States and
repeating the section in the internal revenue tax
law Of 1864 requiring an annual special tax to be
paid by boats, barges and nats, All goods, wares
and merchandise which may be In public stores
or bonded warehouses on the 1st OF January
next shall be subjected to no other duty upon the
entry thereof than II the same were imported re.
spectively after that day. Among the duties pro-
posed to be levied are on teas Of all kinds twenty
four cents per pound; coffee, all kinds, four cents
per pound; chocolate, seven cents per pound; on
all raw or muscovado sugar, two cents per pound;
all clarified sugar. two and three-quarter cents per
pound; refined sugar, stove dried, in loaf, lump,
crushed, powdered Or grannated, four cents per
pound; molasses nom sugar cane five cents per
gallon; wines, all kinds imported in casks, fifty
cents per gallon; wines In bottles, two dol
lars per dozen, containing each not more than
one quart and more than one pint, and one dollar
per dozen bottles containing not more than one
pint eacf and wine In bot ties containing more than
one quart each shall pay, In addition to two dollars
per dozen bottles, eighty cents per gallon on the
quantity IN excess Of one quart In each bottle. On
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03
Third Day.

October 10, 1870.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present except Thomas
Bull. &#
Minutes of yesterday read and APP
proved.
The petition of J. Mnrkle and Cal
houn, asking relief from taxes on per-
sonal property, amounting to S2697 90,
assessed To them in Clay Township,
alleging that said property was not
theirs on the lst day OF January, 1870,
(see petition, Of this date, on tile) was
presented 10 the Board; and the Board,
after hearing the testimony offered in
the case, being fully advised i'm the
premises, refused to grant the prayer
Of the petitioners.
The following Resolution was pre-
scented, which, upon motion, was
adopted to-Wit:
WHEREAS, The law makes ii obliga-
tory on the Auditor, or Clerk OF this
Board, under the direction of the
Board of Supervisors, to attach II war
rant to each Of the tax lists, requiring
the Treasurer to collect the same;
therefore,
BE ii Resolced, by the Board Of Su-
pervisors OF Marion County, Iowa,
That the Auditor, or Clerk OF said
Board, be required To attach the prop
er warrant to each of the tax lists of
1870, requiring the Treasurer to collect
all the taxes therein levied, according
to law.
The Committee appointed to con-
tract for the building of a bridge across
Walnut Creek, on the Knoxville and
A ttica road, ask an additional allow
ance of s;25, in addition to the amount
heretofore allowed, and also ask the
privilege of using the Old bridge, or
any pat that may be fit for use, in
the new, so that said bridge may be
completed this Fall.
Upon motion. the Board granted the
PRAYER of the petitioners.
The Committee on Claims, to whom
was referred the claim of the Commits
sion of Insanity. report by hcom-
mending the allowance of the same.
Report adopted and warrants or
dcred for same, -wit:
mission Of insanity $500
r n Duncan. same 6 90
TT II. Rolsuuct. same s so
Daniel Vowel. Deputy CONSTR.
ble, services In Commission OF
Insanity 10
The Committee on Claims reported
The following allowances for the SER
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the petitioners paying twenty dollars
damages to Joseph Metcalf, guardian
for Philip 6. Rose, and all costs, by
the lst day Of January, A. ID. 1871.
In the matter of the establishment
ia change in a County Road IN Clay
Township, petitioned for by William
Mclaughlin and others, Board estab-
lished said change upon the payment
of costs by the petitioners.
In the matter of the establishment
Of a change in the County road in
Summit Township, petitioned for by
u. w. Finley and others, Board es-
tablished said change, upon the pay
ment of costs by the petitioners.
In the matter Of the establishment
of q change in the County Road in
Clay Township, petitioDed for by
Matthew Ripple and others, Board es-
tablished said change.
In the matter Of the establishment
Of a County Road petitioned for by G.
r. Ewing and others, through Polk
and Summit Townships, Board estab-
lished the same.
In the matter Of the establishment
of County Road in Union Township,
petitioned for by G.. ID. Gibson and
others. Board established the same.
In the matter of the establishment
of County Road in Red Rock Town
ship, petitioned for Ivy Silas Grant
and others, Board established same,
40 feet wide.
In the matter of the establishment
of a County Road in Swan and Union
Township, petitioned for by H.. Z.
Miner and others, Board established
the same, upon the petitioners paying
thirty-five dollars to Arie kamp, and
all costs by the lst day OF January,
A. ID. 1871.
In the matter Of the establishment
Oft County Road in Pleasant Grove
Township, petitioned for by John
Terwilin0Ar and others, Board estab-
..::shed said road, upon =. Pc .ieigg
paying fifty-two uollai5 da-.ases to h.
Johnson and seventeen dollars and
fifty cents damages to Lewis Rey-
holds, and all costs, by the LIST day Of
January, A. ID. 1871.
In the matter Of the establishment
of Count Road in Lake Prairie
Township, petitioned for by c. den
Beste and others, Board appointed
Joseph Porter, Martin Witzenburg,
and G.. w. Johnson, appraisers to
assess the damages sustained by II.
Van der Ploeg, said appraisers to meet
at the office Of Fl. Neyenesch, p. in
Pell:, on the 18th day of November,
1870, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and qualify.
In the matter Of the application for
the establishment of a County Road
thirty-three feet wide, in Indiana
and Washington Townships, Roard
appointed George Bonebrakc commits
sioner to view said road. and to COM
mence his examination on the LIST
dey of November. 1870.
JOSEPH BROBST,
AuditOr,
And Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visOrs.
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Hf BY THE BOARD OF SUPEkNlSOKS
AT THEIR OCTOBER TERM,
A. d. 1870.
In the matter Of the application for
the establishment of n County Road
In Knoxville Township, petitiohed
for by II. T.. Wolf and others, the
same was established by the Board,
33 feet wide, upon the payment OF
costs by the petitioners.
In the matter of the application for
the establishment Of a County Road
in Knoxville and Pleasant Grove
Township, petitioned for by William
Vernon and others, the Board estab-
lished the same. upon the petitioners
paying forty dollars damages to Thorn
as Maloncy, and all costs, by the LIST
day Of January, 1871.
In the matter Of the application for
the establishment of road in WASH
ington Township, petitioned for by
w. G. Clark, and others, cause con-
tinued until the January Term, 1871.
In the matter Of the establishment
of a County Road in Knoxville Town
ship, petitioned for by James 5.
Aldricli and others, the Board estab-
lished the same upon the payment OF
COstS Dy DtJIlIOuVtSY On VI uNAoAS VIZ
LIST day OF January, A. ID. 1871.
In the matter of the establishment
Of County Road In Knoxville Town
ship and Union Township, petitioned
for by William Bruce and others. the
Board appointed William Garrison,
r. Il. Hickman and j. +. Greenlee
Appraisers 10 assess the damages sus-
tained ny G. X. Bourne; appraisers to
meet nc tile Auditors Office, on the
18th day Of November, 1871, ut ten
O'Clock and qualify.
~ In the matter Of the establishment
Of u County Road in Summit Town
ship, petitioned for by a. II. Tennis
m,d others the Board established the
same upon the petitioners paving
seven dollars damages to NJ. w. Vow
eli, eight dollars damages to John
Hop!ey and seven dollars damages to
ID. Deisock, and all costs, by the lst
day Of January, A. ID. 1871.
In the matter Of the establishment
Of change In the State Road leading
from Pleasantville tn Knoxville. petit
toned for bv Miles Jordan and others,
Board established said change, upon
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pointed by the Board, to let and SUI
perintend said work.
Report adopted.
Upon the petition of II. Neyencsch
and q. r. Clark, agent for County,
asking an additional appropriation of
three hundred dollars, to build the
bridge over Lake Creek and Lake
Slough, the former appropriation not
being sufficient, the Committee report
as follows:
We recommend that the prayer of
the petitioners be granted, and that
both appropriations be expended by
II. Neyenesch and g. r. Clark on the
construction Of bridges.
Report adopted.
) Upon the application Of the petit
ti0ners, +. j. Brobst and others, the
Board made an appropriation OF one
hundred and fifty dollars for the cree
ton Of bridge across competine
Creek, on the road leading from the
city u Knoxville via. A. w. Collins,
and Neai's Farm, to Indiana Town
ship line.
The Committee on claims of j. b.
Athertoh, for $3.50. 81, and costs Of suit,
taxed at s6.G0, report as follows:
We recommend the allowance OF the
claim Of Judgment and costs; the au-
ditor to be, authorized to issue war;
rants for the same when proper re-
cejpts are presented.
Report adopted.
J. b. Atherton, on judgment in
Circuit Court, Oct. l, 1870, $3.50 80
IL. J.. BoGsquet, cost on said
judgment %
L. Dr;
report as follows:
We, the Committee to whom was
referred the matter of the establish
lnent Of County road known as the
"Neal Road" would respectfully ask
that the consideration of said matter
be postponed until the January Term,
1871, OF the Board Of Supervisors.
Report adopted.
The following Resolution was pre-
sented, which, upon motion, was
adopted:
Lsesotred, by the Board Of Supervi-
sors, That the Auditor be instructed
to issue warrants on the Bridge Fund
i'm favor of Parker Bucklew, to the
amount of four hundred dollars, as
soon as the stipulatiOns of the contract
are fulfilled 10y the said Bucklcw, viz:
in giving bond, with security, to the
satisfaction of the auditor, forthe com
l!etion Of bridge across English
Creek, west OF Gosport.
The following Report and Res0lu-
ton were presented by the Committee
OH Poor:
Your Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the matter of building a fence
OH the north side Of the Poor Farm,
would recommend the building OF said
fence, as soon rs practicable, out Of
pine lumber. except the posts. We
are not advised as to the length Of
said fence.
Therefore, Reso'ued, That the Com
mittee on Poor he authorized to have
said fence built; and that the same be
built with pine boards and good oak
posts.
The Committee on Poor, to whom
was referred the matter OF obtaining
certain articles OF bedding, &C., from
one Parker, in Clay Township, would
report that they have no jurisdiction.
Report, adopted.
The following allowances were made
to the members of the Board of Super
visors, for mileage and services, this
Session, and warrants ordered for the
same, to-wit:
II. III. Forsyth, services as mem
NJ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03
second Day.

October IL, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mpit.
Members all present except Thorn
~ Bull and III. Neyenesch.
Minutes Of yesterday read and APP
proved.
The Poll Books having not all
been brought in, the Board proceeded
10 other business.
This being the day set for the hear
ing in Road Cases, the Board dis
pcnscd with the regular order, and
proceeded To hear and decide upon
Road Cases, the proceedings of which
9iII appear upon the Road Record Of
clarion County.
The following claims Were allowed,
and warrants ordered, to-wit:
~ m. s.. Chambcrlin, medicine
and attendance Oh the fatally
of n. Kelso s33 Is
q. Clemmons, for making cof-
fin for same 4 co
3. II. Young, medicines, &C.,
for same 3 SO
4. Donnell services RI, superin-
tending bridge repairs Is 90
j. l.. Pack, SERVICES rs Trustee
Of Liberty Township 8GG
job n G. Powell, services as
clerl, Of II. II. election, Swan
Township $50
Il. j. Pack. services as Clerk Of
Liberty Township 85
IL. G. I;robst, Hailifr, Scptcm-
Lcr Term, 1870, Of Circuit
Court 90
.,sseph Ream, Balliff, Scptem-
her Tenn, 1870, Of Circuit
Court, bill -, allowed 800
=. +. Br0us. ser ices as Trustee
Of Perry Township $50
Upon the applicat. on of w. II. Meek,
asking Tire BOARD to remit his tax on
slle sum Of three huntred and eighty
dollars, assessed to him, which he
alleges WA legal tender notes, the
prayer Of his petition was granted by
the hoard.
Upon motion, the Board adjourned
until l! O'Clock y. NJ.
llo'clock j. M.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
inant.
Members Nil present except Thomas
Bull
ut lOiI O'ONS tuNIuS pNSH
brought IN, the Board proceeded to
ss4 Official canvass Of the. votes, the
-ssN't Of which will appear on the
Din cieI Canvass sheets. and Abstracts
Oh, file ~ the Office of the Auditor. or
cx-oit!cio Clerk Of the Board OF SUI
pcrvisora.
The following Resolution wns pro
sented, which. upon motion, was
adopted. to-wli:
Hcsoired, Tint ihe Board Of Cam
~@ssere OF Marion Eannty, lava. now
proceed to determine bY lot the length
nf tho terms. respsstiweis. Of S. +. Col
Inns. Wm. Efain and S. Y. Gose, mem
hers II the Board ~ Supervisors, elect.
in the foiiosving manner, viz: That
j.. X. D0nebrahe he authorized forth |
witl. to prepare three hal!os.. upon
which shall be written, nron the drst,
Zone year, !" upon the second, Two
years." ane. upon the third, Three
!, ps,rs:" .na that ~ end ha!latss be
deposited n !, boz bs tue said J., IS.
Dogabrakt and Wini gel! shaisenl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03
TT. Forsyth, services asmem-

&. II. BrObst, firing and Clean
inc room 3 90
Upon motion, Chair was authorized
TO approye Minutes in vacation.
Board adjourned sine die.
se}F JOSEPH BROBST,
snoseSf q ifaa # auditor,
fnhnd Clerk Of the Board of Supervi-
sors.a
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vices of Trustees and Clerks Of the
Election held October 18th, 1870, and
recommended the allowance Of the
same.
Report adopted, and warrants or
dered for saine, to.wit:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03


CT Supervisors Of Marion
COs,ssty, Iowa, In Esegu-
lar session, October,
a. -. 1870.
FirSt Day.
KsoxvM.LE, Oct. u, 1870.
The Board met according to law.
board WIS called TO order by >. Y.
Gose, Chairman.
Upon ca1liug the Rolf. the following
members answered to their names:
+. H. Forsyth, s. $. Arnold,
=. X. Eonebrake, Il. l.. Williams
w. B. Young, 6. 4. Clark,
j. /. ki-ner, u. +. Brous,
q. r. Logan, ]. J. Finch,
A. DoDncll, VIM. BlaiD,
Fl. ID. Bonebrakc, S. Y. Gose.
The first order OF business being to
canvass the vote, anu the Poll Books
not being all in, Board proceeded to
other business.
Petitions were read and referred TO
proper Committees.
Upon motion, Board adjourned un-
til seven O'Clock, this evening.
O'Clock, =. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ineBt.
Members al present except Thomas
Buil and N. NcyenescI.
The Poll Books hot being all in as
get, The Board proceeded 10 other
business.
The Committee on Claims reported
upon the following claims, and rec
commended their allowance, As below
stated.
Report adopted. and warrants Or
s!er.d for SAME, to-wit:
Aaron Aoore, services, Trustee
d CIay Township s33i
". =. Stevenson, services as
Trustee of Washington Up. 3 90
Thomas Harmed, same , 90
J. G.. M-Co-kic. Same ~
Joseph Lines. services rs Clerk
Of Washington Township 3 90
George =. Smith, services as
Clerk @f Red Rock Township IS 90
Heate,s,n Poison, services "a
Trgs,Ge OF Pleasant Grove
Tognship Goo
II. -. Mark. services as Trustee
Of Indiana Township 8 SO
John Ilaverson, services as
iFG.1se % SWAN i DHH-Dip Oh
P,iiian,ier Apologize. services
rs Trustee of Indiana Town
ship 90
James Joliffc, services ms I'rus-
tt-v rpssTtfsIa rpwrf-IIID y 80
William Swain, Clerk Of Indi-
ana Township 4 80
Isaac /. Warren, for services as
Trustee OF Clay Township 81
a. Yetter. services as County
superintendent, bill $50, al
bowed u 90
g..eph Brobss, for sundry ar
sj,ses for County . %
Sperrg 4 Barker, printing for
County 81 20
James :. Cunningham, stove,
gIa--, &c. for County 81 30
W. ". Craddiek, paper for the
County 10 30
Upon motion, Board adjourned un-
I'll eight and half O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
S. y. GOSE.
Chairman.
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Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported, recommending that the nd
siitional appropriation Of one hundred
dollars be expended on n bridge across
Butcher Creek, on the Knoxville and
Pleasantville road, under the s,ipervi-
sion of the agents as heretofore APP
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PROCEEDINGS HAD IN ROAD CASES
~ By THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AT THEIR OCTOBER TERM,
n 1870
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-06
THROWING DUST.

4
The pumpkin-vine paper down street.
the plymouth Democrat, commenced
throwing dust last week. The Court
House ring, and the Clique generally,
have all rushed into print just few days
before the election. They know that we
have not, at this late date, either the time
or the space to answer their articles
They propose to catch votes by an i'm
mense amount of buster just few days
before election. One bushwhacker gath
ers up figures TO show that the Rcpubli
can administration of affairs in this State
has not been so economical rs the Demo
cratic rule that run the State SO trem.n-
dously iE debt. Another member of the
clique tries to tickle the Germans, and
quotes poetry like schoolgirl, and bowls
at Know -Nothingism. Another bush
whacker, of the Court House ring, thinks
the management of affairs in this county,
under Democratic rule, has been exceed
ingly beautiful. The money of the peo-
pie taken, TO the amount of thousands of
dollars, and loaned out on interest, is
called saving to the tax payers. The
want of public spirit, and plenty of high
taxes, have kept money enough in the
treasury to pay debts, and this is called
wonderful economy. Another writer ac
cuses the Government Of not arresting
deiaulters. The last President elected by
Democrats is the man referred to, when
Democrats stole without: limit and the adj
ministration did nothing to stop the stea.-
Ing. Another bushwhacker of the clique
considers the Republican to blame be-
cause the Marshall County Democracy
gets along so poorly in bringing up this
town and county. People abroad know
all about the element that rules here, and
until a reformation takes place We cannot
hope for prosperity and good reputation.
Some one tries TO show that the cooper
heads Of this county are the friends of
the soldiers. What audacity 4 shyster
lawyer abuses Judge Osborn because he
had sickness in his family last winter, and
was unwell lately, during court. A green
hand comes next with the statement that
General Packard is 10 favor of high
protective tariff-all bosh. About two
columns more are filed up With declara-
tons of innocency on the part o: the
Court House ring and the "clique" gen.
orally, probably written by the Demo-
cratic candidate for the State Senate. The
effort OF the Democratic leaders just now,
and their wonderful interest in the welfare
of the county, are so much throwing of
dust in the-eyes of the peop'e just before
election. Be not deceived. Throw off
the incubus that rests upon our county
and town. Show that "blarney' in the
official organ of Van Valkenburgh'sl
saloon has played OUT in this part of
the country.