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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville ana Cincinnati.
ROBERT BURNS----Frauk Skunk. master
Thiselegant and sW1u steamer -
viii ieave as above ~
TUESDAY. lth inst at pm.
LARRY HARM5TAD Co. Agents,
faT2 Musby Block. &f Front street
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RAILROAD NEWS.
TIMETABLES,

TIMETABLES,
MEMPHIS LITTLE ROC RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains will run daIly
Sunday eXceptsd) as follows:
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
-..............3 80 pm. 200 am
Brinkley .................--.I2 800 n. 1880 pm
Freight train viii leave Hopedeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 am.
Arrive at HOpeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, Rt4 pm.
FerrybOat will cave the wharfOOat, loot Of
Onion street, daily at 6:I5 am.
No through tickets Will be sold after Jan
uary 80, 1871. B. ID. WILLIAMS, Genl Supt.
g. P. ROBSON, Asst Supft.
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GENTLrMEHlsLr 9

MAIL SCHEDULE.
MEMPHIS PosToFFICE.-Omee hours from 8
am. 10 pm. Sundays from 9 70 10 am.
J. DELOACH, =. n.
CLOSES. IARRTYEs
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LADIES will find relief from their Head
ache, ~OOstiveness, Swimmingin the Head,
Collie, Sour Stomach, Restlessnsss, ETC.,
etc, by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid ell bilious attacks by taking a
dose of Simmons Liver Regulator Occa-
siOnallv, Okeep the Liver in healthy &C
ton. It should be used by all persons,
old and young. It Is not unpleasant, is q
purely vegetable compound, Is not i1ju-
riOus to the most delicate constitution,
and will keep the Liver in healthy action.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

MISSISSIPPI AND RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAvEss
New Orleans Mall, daily $50 pm. R:SO pm.
Express, aily............... 800 am. 4:SO pm.
Freight, daily eX~ceptSun-
day. 2:l5 pm. $40 am.
Depot at foot Of Main street. Ticket office,
237E Main street, one doOr north Of jefferson.
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LITTLE ROCK n FORr sNITH RAILROAD.
Mail Train leaves Little Rock HuntersviIle)
at 8 go Am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg at 1 pm, ar
irving at Little Rock at 1870 pm.
D.. W. Z. BROWN, Gent Bup't.
L. s. RICHARDsON, g. 7. A.
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Memphis and ST. Louis U.S.Mall Line
FOR III RIVER.

Carter Line efRsd River Packsts-FJ Jersr-
son aud Shreveport.
II. n. SHREVE--......-.H.s. Carter. master
This elegant passenger steamer ~
viii leave
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at { p n.
For freight or passage apply TO
IT. WASdINdTUN, Agent,
feH ~ Madisou street
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MRS. F. A. BARBOUR,
3sS Main street, sole agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
Aafdl eFa8 E1eHT8I0a-.-s35 hound Trp.

me splendid passenger steamer
$3.50 AarY Houston e
W. leave Memphis TUESDAY Fsbruary
? Ocioek p 70, arriving a. New Or
Lls alIsr lne close Of them. This Offers a
OPPgILuElLy 70 persons visiting the
LLeaeeut Di-y 70 Wltnesst the graudest gala day
anowu ~ tne south, at a small expense
Passengers by this steamer can reel aszursd
OF going through direct and on time. Being
2 p1s1elseE packet she lakes no cotton. EE-
By applying TO
RICHD ". LIGHTHOUSE Agent
Tell IS Front efraar
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ALL the best and leading brands of
Sheeting and Shifting at the lowest price
possible, at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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ANT

IT~uATION-Bv an honest sober anQ M
- 5HsfrioTs vounV man; grocery business
preferred; coed city references gwen Ao'
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10 /! for Aardi Gras l---FOr New
Orleans

hose deslrOus Of witness L.
"A lag the Mardl GraB' Cele-
b~rattOns February Zlst. viii have an eTGsI-
lent opportunity Of doing so, By taking the
superior 70 unequaled PASSENGER packet,
BELLE LEE Hicks. masfsr
John s. sullivan, clerk.
Which VIII leave Memphis, p~uuctualfy. on
GEDA1s February 10Th, at 5 O'Clock
PM, and arrive in New Orleans Monday
February 9Th. Returning. viii leave New
Orleans Thursday, February I'd. thereby af-
fording ample time 70 see Sew Orleans dur
ing its most festive season.
- Fare for the Round Trip, so. with the
privilege Of remsiuirgou board nile I'm port
LARRY HARMSTAD g CO.. Agents
Na6 MuHn- UHnar Ea Ean-n aHHraH
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REWARDS.

q Enn REWARDS offered for the discov-
DJOO cry and apprehension OF the per.
EOu or p-rzouE WHO cut loose six empty cOsl
Pickering. LEWIS.
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sctive PARTNER, with 3 capital oftwo
a thousand dollars, to run 8 Saw Mil. al
ready established, close to Memphis. Address
j., this Office
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rITUATTON-In a grocery n commission
- or hardware house, as collector and trav'
cling agent by q man experienced In the
6usinezE- and well acquainted In North Mis-
e5rgfDrf Teunesses and Arkansas; can refer
n hest houses in the city Address
ZEN b. W. this once.
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A TEST THAT NEVER FAILs-THE BEST
MEnER EnE A aAa BAG.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AiAuSENtnNISs
WooD's MUSEUM.
W Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursd ay Evenings
DAVID GARRfCK.
Dsv'a oarrick george " BOUT aca
Mr. j. s. allace Mr. A. H. sheldon, Miss Nellie Jones
TO conclude with the favnre Drama, In act, or
ROBERT MACAIRE.
s.ooer George q Honiace
MATINEE 'PfEsRfioRGXsiGas Daily At . p N.
second week OF the JOHN l.. HALL Burlesque Troupe
MISSES IoGis sfe A ANTE SasNi i 1RSorr in
AL DDIN THE NOHDERFUL SCAMP,
IN which Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hall will appear.
IN LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE
suc AnRSsS III D d AM ~ ENTITLED
OLIVER DoUD BYRON
a. JOE FERRIS THE FERRET,
SUPPORTED BY POWERFUL CAST
- The Old Brewery. Underground Barroom
rer ~ North k'ver Station ~ Pacific Railroad
s.r,t AR.iyAL OF THE RAILROAD TRAIN
J. A; ZIMMERMAN,
EDWIN ADAMS,
- will appear both at the
MATINEE AND EVENING PERFORMANCE,
uoN n SoSSeths s,, wn numerous 4, vonnren
~oNDAf' A goS' I EMMsr appearances OF
as FRITZ OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
NIBLO's GARDEN
IN j. A. ZIMMERMAN, TREASURER,
respectful to his friends public that his
hNSUAL BENEriw taxes place at the above establishments
when the popular and ACCOMPLISHED artist,
49, EDWIN ADAMS,
Hnws66Sr p nsvss q his sPeci1,ss also Ms. EMS NM.
v0unteers which Will presea ted
ally attractive entertainment
DOWERY THEATRE
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN b MINER, AucrIoNEER.
N ALLEN B. MINER A BROTHER,
late HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
Established 1917
salesrooms 95 Chambers and n Reade streets
TUESDAY, August
If%T sas ERgTEssS'ss STREET
between Fourth and Lexington avenues,
gentee Household Furniture Mirrors &C. ma to order BY
best city Makers rosewood octave Piano. full round COR
by a. hewes, of Boston; Velvet Carpets, Pier
reps Etegere Encoirneur side Ia
bles carved marble Vases, Mante Ornaments &c mahog
bookcase Brussels and TnreepE Carpets,
black walnut Extension Table and Cha white China Din
ner and Breakfast Service Siverpiated and Glass Ware
rosewood and carved black bedroom Suits Lounges
Chairs Suits ir Mattresses Feather 10 sters
and Pillows, rosewood Hall stand, Ocoths, s Carpets
WEDNESDAY, Augusts,
At l0k O'Clock esrooms
9bChambers and ~ Reade streets,
gentee Household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets &C. Parcu-
lars In time.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER.
IA Olce and sAlesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post olHce.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN fASSELL will sell Wednesday,
n l0 O'Clock at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street, large
Household and once Furniture,
Sewing Machines, Window Shades, dc.
by virtue OF execution four Telegraph Printing Machines;
cost $3.50.
QY CAMPBELL CO., AUCTIONEERs.-wILL SELL.
- without by catalogue, IN or more lots the
hrst class Lunch Is Pine
stock old Cigars Alos, Wines Liquors. Coun
tors Fixtures snd Furniture; English Ale Pump. Seamers
Ranges, Crocksry, Cooking Utensils &C. Full partou.ars
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TACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 Receivers SALE
Tho Stock Furniture and Fixtures Of FIRST GLASS Barroo
and Restaurant
Monday, August Il O'clock at LIZA Broadway,
ssng OF Bar Counter English Beer Pump Cigar and mar
BILE soda Water Counters, Oyster Stands Mirrors Silver
Plated Ware, Tumble, Decanters, Champagne Bowls Su-
Table Cutlery, Crockcry and GasswAre Ranges Cook
Ing Utensils Extension and other Tables oak Dining Room
Chairs kngish Ocoth Mating, Table Linen Ice xes,
Silver Plated Cigar Case, &c BY order Of F. v Kennedy,
receiver.
DAwNBROKER's SALE, MONDAY.-JAMEs AGAR,
i Auctioneer, will sell at So New Bowsry, sou lots mems
and women's Clothing, table Linen, Sheets Spreada BY
order Of Charles Cudiipp, $50 Spring street.
DICHARD WALTERS. AUCTlONEER
~ Carriage Mandatory, Machinery. 30.
Will sell Tuesday. 9Th III o'clock ut BOZ Greene
street. the Contents of thu old established Carriage Manuac
tory Of the late Peter Dubois va Lumber. Iron steel.
Pant Trimming, Sewing, Wheel Drill and other Machines;
Grnds,ones Paint Mils Stoves Anvils, Belows, Black
smiths Tools &C. Also three years. Lease OF Building.
- LONG BRANCH HOTEL PROPERTY.
ARLINGTON HOUSE. FORMERLY ATLANTIC.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. AT p. M,
the premises This Of the pieces of property
the seashorc about 5 feet 'front.' hotel contains
120 sleeping hne parlor bar and billiard
stables, outhouses: three minutes from depot.
JOHN II. PATTERSON. Sheriff,
Monmouth county, New Jersey
For particulars apply to GEO. j. LEVY, Sss Broadway,
Houston
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n REAT ADJOURNED SALE
Free excursion, line music, &c.
By order of executorA
After brilliant sale
OF about 100 of the magnificent
estate OF Sarah X. Wood, late wife OF
Colonel A. NJ. Wood
the executors owing Of the hour the
OF land to be walked decet their auconeer.
JOHNSON MILLER,
10 adjourn the sale until
THURSDAY, August 10.
At O'clock
on the premises,
lngleside, Queens county, L. l.,
when the remaining and best portion Of the property EN-:
bracing about 10 will positively absolutely b. sold
10 the b. hest bidder, regardless OF price,
The best farm and garden Land
Long lsiants be sold at the adjourned together
with good House and numerous Outbudinss.
Many OF the plots admirably adapted for villa sites
having views. &C.
Free train. stopping Jamaica passengers
and leaving Mem York via James slip and Thirty street
feyfies at IL O'Clock A. N.
Graful,a's Band.
Splendid co latiOn arrival,
under full charge OF William II. Weeks ESQ, caterer
Free tickets at Office Of
JOHNSON h MILLER, % Nassau street,
and 200 Montague street, BROOKLYN
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TUESDAY JUNE 6, 1871.

TUESDAY JUNE 6, 1871.
Eight o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, and
resumed examination of claims and &C
counts.
J. G. Tucker and sundry other citizens
of Monroe TIP, presented petition for a
bridge across North Skunk River, to be
located at point on said River known as
"Grey Rock" Immediately west of In.
dianapolis, which was laid over for future
consideration
Ordered that the Auditor issue an or
der on the county fund for $12 81 and ap-
ply same to payment of taxes assessed
against B. o. Randall for the year 1868,
1869 and 1870, he having made application
and shown good cause that he should be
exempt from same
Frank Robertson, Special Commissioner
on filling approaches TO bridge on the Os-
kaloOsa and Knoxville road, presented
report showing the same finished in good
condition. 1t is therefore ordered that the
Auditor issue an order on the bridge fund
for the sum of twenty five dollars in favor
of Ciscero Wesner in payment of same.
Ordered that the property of Mrs. Jas
q. Sewers be released from taxation for
the year 1871.
The Board having fully examined and
considered the several claims and accounts
presented for allowance, the Auditor was
directed to Issue warrants on the County
Fund to the persons below named for the
several sums set opposite their respective
names as allowed viz.
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The Clayton county Journal re-
cords three sad cases of drowning il
tie vicinity. On Sunday, May 2sth.
a party went bathing in Turkey riv.
er, about half mile from Millville,
among them a young man by the
name of August Freese, about 20
years of age. He could not swim,
and by some means got into a hole
IA feet deep. Last Monday son of
Mr.. Ferguson, of Export, about Is
years of age, was drowned in the
Turkey river at that place, while at
tempting TO swim with other boys.
up to this date, May 81, his remains
were not found, but every effort was
being made to secure them. w. w.
Gilmore, of Millville, was up here on
Monday. From him we learn anoth-
er case of drowning. He did not
know the name, but he was labor
er on the railroad.
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WOOL AND WOODEN GOODS.
JAMES AND JACK,

well, Jack, what you going to do will
your wool this season.
II do not know James. Heretofore l took my
wool 20 town and traded it at the stores for wool
en- goods. got good price for the wool, and
goods were cheap but my wife is always patch
ing-the boys look ragged
Ibid you ever trade your wool at the factory OF
II have never traded there. heard much good
news about their goods and had made up my mind
last season to go there, but when L passed the
Square with any wool, the Dol buyers complete
ly surrounded my wagon. l had to stop, else i
might have hurt some Of them. They then began
to argue how well they would do for me, so
much better than any one else in the world. At
last they persuaded me to let them have my wool.
They gave a good price for it and their goods
were cheap, but my wife told me the other day
she used half of these goods TO keep the other
half in repair
81 pity you, Jack; but they served you right
We need factories at home and should never for
get to support them all we possibly can; besides,
have traded at SlEBEL Il cos for three years
and | find my boys do not look ragged, neither
does my wife wear herself out patching"
''You are right, James. shall bring my wool
to them henceforth, and share in the blessings you
have enjoyed for the last three years. Good morn
ing, James" .-.
James to himsef-''I know Jack will be much
benefited by doing 90, and / am glad he is going
to try it,"
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1871

WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1871,
Eight o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjou rnment, and
proceeded to examine and hear statement
in regard to sundry petition and roads.
In case of Henry Shortread for DANA
ges claimed on account OF injuries done to
horse owned by him while crossing the
bridge at Warren S mill, in consequence of
said bridge being in bad repair. Ordered
that the Auditor be authorized to issue an
order on the county fund for the sum of
- in full compensation of all damages
accruing from said horse being so injur-
cd
IL being shown to the satisfaction of the
Board that the balance of the purchase
money due this county from Mitchell Viii.
son, for the east half of Lot Eight, Block
Twelve. OskalOosa, o. p. has been paid
and that the bond for deed executed by
the county To said Wilson has by him been
duly assigned and transferred. Daniel nj.
Walton the holder of said bond being
present and asking that a deed be exc
cuted III accordance with the terms of said
bond. 1t is therefore ordered that the
Chairman of this Board and the county
Auditor be and are hereby directed to
execute on behalf of Mahaska county, a
good and sufficient warranty deed for the
East half of Lot Eight in Block Twelve
Oskaloosa, 90. P,) Iowa, and deliver same
to said ID. M. Walton.
Ordered that the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars, or so much thereof as is necessa-
ry, be and is hereby appropriated out of
the Bridge Fund for the purpose of build.
ing piers and abutments for bridge
across Cedar Creek, in Sec. 81, TIP. rs, N.
X. II west, said appropriation to be ex-
pended under the supervision of n Caven.
And the Auditor is hereby directed to IS
sue warrants monthly on the estimates of
said Commissioner for the work complet-
cd, as the same progresses.
Ordered that John. r. Barnes, N. Cav
en- and James Ruan be appointed Commits
sioners TO let the contract and superintend
the construction of an Iron Bridge across
Cedar Greek to be placed on the abut-
ments above provided for.
Ordered that the property of Mrs Jas. A.
sewers be struck from the tax list of 1871, |
on account of inability to contribute to the |
public revenue.
Adjourned till eight o'clock a. m. to- |
morrow
Attest, JAMES RuAN, j. K WOODS,
Clerk. Chairman. |
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CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM, after
Jeff Davis the greatest traitor on
American soil, accidentally shot him.
self, friday night last, about 9
o'clock, while handliug pistol.
The ball entered the abdomen on
the right side, produced internal hem
orrhage, and caused bis death Sat
urday. We have no regrets to ex-
press except that it did not happen
years ago.
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The above is all very good, but
would it not be more appropriate if
they read something like this:

ReSOIUed, That we recognize our obligation to
the Constitution because We cannot help our
selves.
2. That after doing everything to defeat the
amendments to the Constitution, we accept the
situation because we cannot do otherwise;
3. That we cx-rebels will love and cherish the
Government so long as We are too weak TO dc
otherwise.
4. That Republicans having given niggers the
right TO vote, We desire all rebels should have the
game right.
5. That in States where the Democracy have
the power We are opposed to the general govern
ment interfering with our Ka-klux brethren
T. We oppose San Domingo because Grant Ia
Vors il.
Z. That Republicans will all steal, and there
fore We all desire TO be Republicans, and have
stolen their old clothes.
s. That Grant is corrupt as Satan, because he
whipped our dear brethren during the rebellion
and his saving hunreds Of millions yearly since
be came in power, was only done for electioneer-
ing purposes.
g. That we reiterate No. S.
10: That after striving for years to have the
National debt repudiated, we therefore reject the
idea OF reputation, that we may catch lew sore
head votes.
II. That putting the labor of our brother Dem
ocrats now in Fit. Madison, out at contract is an
outrage on the party, and when we get the pow
-. That we tax railroads, cause they tax us
when We ride.
b. That we are in favor OF reform, therefore
have stolen the principles of the Republican par
~, which Tor the past ten years We fought with
bitter denunciatians, but we want to win, there
ire ior the present we use their thunder.
We cannot conceive of a fsirer
compliment TO the Republican party
and its principles than the depart
ure, )" which is now adopted by our
enemies who have fought these same
principles for ten years. Of course
all common sense men of the country
can at once see the object of the
new move. Failing to gain power
under their banner, they have stol-
en- the old clothes of the Republican
party and parade them as new issues,
and ask the people to put them in
power on the strength thereof. As
the Republican party has worn the
suit and lived up to the principles,
We take it that the people will trust
them in preference to the old rotten
carcass, covered with decent clothes.
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Our line of Dress Goods consists
of Silks, japanese Robes, Striped
aud Embroidered French Grena-
diens, Glace, Striped, Plaid, Change
able and Pure Mohairs. Corded
and Mohair Poplins, Alpacas all col
lors. Scotch Chambray and Dome s-
tic Ginghams, Lawns, Pincales,
Wash Poplins, Delaines, Imperial
Repps, Prints, &c, &c.
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We have full line of Embroi,

We have IA full line of Embroiu.
I'd Edged Tatfeta, Velvet anu
Sash Ribbons, Lace Collars, SIX
Bows, Lluen Suits, Summer Skirts,
Parasols, Umbrellas, Cotton Hose,
Lace and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Edgings, Insertions, FrInges, Braid,
&c, DC. Cotton Lisle Thread, and
Kid Gloves, Palm, Chinese and Silk
Fans. Merino and Split Zephyr
Shawls.
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GREAT WESTERN INTEREST.
REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
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Ordered that the Auditor issue warrants
monthly on the Poor Fund in favor of
ALT Thompson of Scott Tp., at the rate of
one dollar and fifty cents per week, to as
sist in the support of George Pearson and
wife who are by reason of age and infirmi-
ties are unable to support themse Ives.
The Board then proceeded to examine
the claims and accounts presented for al
lowance. After partial examinati on on
motion, adjourned, to eight o'clock a. m.
tomorrow
JAS. RUAN, J.K. WOODS,
Clerk. Chairman.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
OsKALoOsA, Iowa,
Monday lime 4

OsKALoosA, Iowa.,
Monday June 5.
Board met in regular session Present
J. X. Woods, Chairman, Jehu Hiatt and
Jno. II. Barnes.
Board proceeded to examine and equal
ize the assessments of the several town
ships in the county, as returned by the
respective Assessors.
After examination the Auditor was d.
rected to make the following changes for
the purpose of equalizing the assessments
of the county, viz:
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We have a full line of the cele-
brated U. L. X. fine Shoes, in Goat,
Kid, Bronze and Serge. The best
made. Warranted in every particu-
lar. Also a full line of other grades
OF Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Fine Shoes, and full line of our
own manufacture of Boots and
Shoes, for Wholesale aud Retail
Trade. We make any and every.
tniog N that line to order and guar
Citce satislactluB.
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THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1871.

DIRHV U CIUCk d. III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present.
The Treasurers semi-annual report be-
ing presented the Board proceeded to tx-
anime the same.
The following Bridge petitions were
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Ordered that the Auditor issue warrants
to the members OF this Board for their per
diem and mileage.
The Board then adjourned to visit the
County Poor Farm.
After returning from the Poor Farm, on
motion adjourned sine die.
Attest, JAMES RUAN, J.K WOODS.
Clerk. Chairman
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We have full line of Table Lin
ems, Crasher Cambrics, White
Goods, Irish Linens, Bleached Mus
Inns, Sheetings, Cottonades, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Ticks, Denims, Checks,
Stripes, &c.