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Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DCPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES.
Infnllible in Correcting Irrega-
JariticS, Removing Obstruc-
liOnH Of the Monthly Periods,
from Whatever Cause and Al
ways Successful as Il Proven

Infnlliblc in Correcting Irregu-
JariticS, Removing ObStruN-
tions Of the Monthly Periods,
from Whatever Cause and Al
ways Successful as Il Proven
tive.
THERE IS NOT \ LADY LIVING
But what at some period of Her Life will find
tho DUPoNCO GOLDEN PILLS just the
medicine she needs. For Nervous Dcpilty'
Headache, Faintness, Loss ofAppetite, Mental
Depression, Pain in :ho Back and Loins, Bear
ing down Pains, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Retained, Irregular or Painful Mcnstruation,
Rush of Blood to the Head, Dizziness, &C.,
&c. These are the only Pills ever known that
will cure the Whites, lit will in every case.)
Mothers this is the greatest blessing ever offer
cd you, and you should Immediately procure
these Pills. They never fail, and may be de-
pended upon in every case where the monthly
flow has been obstructcd through cold or dis
case. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, always
give immediate relief, being especially pre-
pared for married ladies. A lady writes {:
Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day
without Inconvenience, like magic.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Ladies, if any Druggist offers you tho DU
or Fello,c Eox, refuse it. no longer use that
colored box, MS it has becn conterfeited.
THE GENUINE
now put up in LARGE .(WHITE) BOXES
obtaining double quantity Of Pills, and upon
ach Box, you will find tho Ksrenuc Stamp,
printed from my PRIVATE DYE, upon which
Lcngthmise of the Stamp you will find tbs
words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in White Letters, without that NoSE
ARE GENrINE.
REMEMBER. the "Gcnu;ue" is in White Boxes.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price, 81 per box. six boxes 50. Sold
by one druggist in every town, village, city
| und hamlet throughout the world. Sold in
Austin by J. j. & q. G. Clemner. and F.. C..
Dorr, Sole Agents for Austin. Sold also in
Crcsco by J. J. Cicmmer, and in Decorah, by
J. II. Montgomery Co.
LADIES'! BY sending them 81 to the Aus-
tin Post Office, can have tho Pills sent (conf-
dentialy,) by mail to any part Of the country.
free Of postage,
Mono genuine unless the box is signed
S. D. HOWE,
4Gy Sole proprietor, New York.
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r ocISiGInnppinS.

n -
Last Friday the usually quiet town
ofLyle was thrown into state of con
siderable excitement over the forcib
abduction Of 4 little girl about 8 years
Of age, the granddaughter Of Mr.. Tubbs
who resides in that town. 1t appca RS
that the childs father, the son Of Mr.
Tubbs, died in the army, and before his
death left Il request that his parents,
now old people, take care Of his ch'l-
drcn, Sometime after the father died,
the wife married man in Iowa by the
name of Strunk. She lived with him
a few years and finally died about the
first Of june the present year, during
her life time she had been appointed
guardian of the children and as such
drew a pension. 1t seems that the lit
tie girl has constantly remained with
her grandparents and had never resided
with Strunk. After the death Of his
wife, Strunk dcsirous Of gcttiug the
pension into his own hands, and finding
the posscsson Of the little girl necessary
in order to accomplish his designs, at
tcmpts her forciblc abduction. Seiz-
ing the opportunity when Mr.. Tubbs
was away from home, he starts in She
night with an accomplicc, goes to Lyle
and in the morning seizcs the little girl
while on her way to school and carries
her off. Before going however he went
to the house and there used most violent
and insulting language to Mrs. Tubbs
the childs grandmother. a messenger
was dispatched to the neighbors and
Mr.. Tinkham. a son.in-law Of Mr..
Tubbbs mounted horse and with gun
in hand started in pursuit. He over
took the party some distance in Iowa,
and Immediately ordered them to halt
and give up the child This they re-
fused to do, and Strunk and Tinkham
both dismountcd and at once clinchcd
in a personal encounter In the melee
the gun was discharged by Pinkham,
and then dropped. The young man
who was with Strunk then seized the
gun and dealt Pinkham severe blow
across the face cutting his lip in fright
full manner. Here ncighbors interfercd
and the fight ended. Tinkham was
arrested for assault with intent to kill
and brought before Esquire Kilgorc of
Otranto. The ex animation which was
set for Monday, was about to come Oft
when 10 ami behold the prisoner had
just stepped across the line into Min
ncsota-a step beyond the jurisdiction
Of the Court. Strunk went away with
the child and has her concealed somc'
where in Iowa. 1t should be mention
cd that Mr.. Tubbs had just been ap-
pointed her guardian by the Probate
Court of this county
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nen ICE! ICE! ICE IL would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Aus
tin and vicinity, that l have my large
and commodious Ice House filled with
ice, clear Ice, which I am now pre-
pared to deliver, daily, to my old Gus
toners at greatly reduced prices. !
have made this my business for the last
three years, and will give my whole at
tention TO it this season. Bc'sure and
see me before making your contracts.
Ice delivered at any time and to any
part Of the city, free Of charge.
IF B. l.. JONES.
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= Mr.. NJ. o. Smith of Frank fore

- Mr.. NJ. 0. Smith of Frankford
on Monday recovered judgement Of
800. and costs against II. NJ. Allen
for money received of Smith to pay
taxes while Allen was county Auditor
but 'vhioh hc accidentally put in his
pocket Another instance Of the Key
lster's 'houcSiY."
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Mr.. William Hunt the gcntlcma

-Mr. William Hunt the gentleman
from whom the burglars mentioned last
week, extracted pocket book, has
since been fortunate enough to recover
the wallet and valuable paper minus the
cash. 1t seems the burglars threw it
into the bushes where it was picked u p
by some boys at play.
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- The charge brought by us repeat
clly that the Register has habitually
supported corrupt men for Office in this
county, knowing them to be so has
never been denied by that paper.
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j. j. Huntlcy has united with NJ
NJ Brey, Of Michigan and they have
removed to the store room formerly oc.
cupied ty 7. O'Brian. 1t is being
fitted up in good style, and the firm
propose to enter into the manufactu re
Of cigars, and do general wholesale
and retail trade.
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NOTICE TO Town C1ERKs-RcPistry
books are ready for delivery to the
Town Clerks Of Mower county.
JOHN L. ATHERTON.

Geo. Baird, Commander and Capt.
II. J. Gillian, as delegates from general
Mower Post No. u, have been in at
tendance at Minneapolis on the session
ofthe G.. A. r.
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NTORTG AGE FORECLOSURE.

AVA
DEFAULT has been made in the payment
| Of the sum Of one hundred and fifty tire" dol
lars and fifty cents (Sl53 SOY which is claimed
to be due ut the date Of this notice on certain
mortgage bearing date the 5th day Of Noycm
Der, A. d. 1868. executed by Thomas c. Trim
bic to Harlan ". Page, Sherman Page, and
f.. 0. Wheeler. and recorded in the Office OF
Register Of Deeds in and for Mower county,
Minnesota on The 9th day of November. AID.
1865 at ! o'clock p. ln., in book 81" of Mort
Cages, on pages III and AIS, und nosuit or pro-
ccedings ut law or otherwise have been had to
| recover the sum Of money ssseured by said
mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue Of u pow
or Of sale contained in said mortgage and rur-
suant to the statutes in such case made and
provided, the premises described in said mort
gage, to wit Lot number five and the north
half of Ut number four in block number forty
five, in Yates & Lewis addition to the llage
Of Austin, in Mower county, Minnesota, will
be sold at public venduc to the highest bidder
at the Office Of Page d Wheeler, in said village
of Austin, on Saturday, the lst day of July, A.
y. 1871. at 10 o'clock, a. IN. to satisfy the
amount then due or said mortgage, together
with twenty i've dollars attorneys fees, allowed
! by tho terms thereof in case Of foreclosure and
costs and expenses Of sale.
HARLAN ". PAGE,
| SHERMAN PAGE, and
L. 0. WHEELER,
Mortgages.
PAGE WHEELER,
Attorneys for Mortgages, Austin, MINI
Dated May IS, 1871. 6w7
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- Philip Phillips Of New York the
world renowned vocalist and author will
favor the citizens of Austin with ono
Of his "Ereni"gs Of Sacred 'Sony.'
Tuesday evening July 18th, 1871, al
il c Congregational Church. Mr.
Philips sings under the auspices anc
for the benefit Of the Ladies Society oi
the NJ. +. Church Of this place. This
will be rare musical treat which VIC
arc sure our citizens will avail them
selves Of and at the same time assist q
needy and worthy society:
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1IU MAN MISERY.
Just published, IN Seolc1 Enrclcpc. rric.
Si, Fcnts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT
and Radical Cure OF Seminal Weakness, or
SpcrnatorrheEa, induced by Sclf-Ahusc, In
potency, Nervous Debility. and Impediments to
Marriage generally Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits Mental and Physical lncapacity
&c--By ROB. J. CULNERWELL, NJ. ID,
author Of the "Grccn Book" &c.
The World ron owned author, in this admi-
rable Lecture, clearly proves from his own OK
pcricncc that the awful consequences Of Self
Abuse may hc cifcctualy removed without
medicines, and without dangerous surgical op-
cratons. bouyics, instruments, rings, or cor
dials, pointing out a mode of cure at once GER
tain and ctTcctual, by which every sufferer. no
matter what hi, conditions may be, may cure
himself chcarly, privately and radically.
This lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent under seal, in u plain envelope to any
add, css, on receipt Of six cents, two pos
tago stamps, hy addressing the publishers.
Also, DIR. CUDVERWELLS "Marriage
Guil".' price % cents.
address the Publishers,
CIIAS. J. G. KLINE & CO..
127 DowEHy, NEw YonK,P p, Q. Box 4, 5St
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ANNIV
Closes. Arrive Is
Eastern. (daily,. l2:3o P. m..'2:"o P n
Northern. (daiIy) .l2:3o - ".%oV T.,
Southern. (daily) ).."......l2:3o 10y
&.vod. Friday. 800 200 "
K,s, Creek, SATURDAYS. 1880 ...2:0o
Nomails arrive or depart on Sunday.
Office hours from n. III. to = I'm.
Money orders issued and letters registered
during Office hours. A. +. MElds, +. NJ.
F.. A. DAY. Assistant.
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Mil / st. Pnul IL. IL. Time Table
IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION.

1OKA AN D NJ I n y F'>VI x III IkN1VAN'
Toek effect May 2lst, 1871, at o'clock, +. VI
Arrival and departure of trains at Austin.
Going west.
Day Passenger, arrives sat..............l.iO p m
-" departs at.........."ll5
Night Passenger, arrives at..........."":4o m'
departs Instrumentation -
Going cast.
Day Passenger arrives" IT." p IN
- departs....... ........l.4o
Night Passenger arrives ..."........i2.uo IN
" departs ..............l2'io q III
Buses leave tho Hotels in time for both day
and night trains. Orders for the buss to ca
for passengers may bo left at either OF the
hotels.
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$l.5O.
$l.5O.
Extra, Inducements.

Extra Inducements.
it is our desire to place the ThAS-
scKfrr within c..rca"h Of every family
in Mower county, Containing twice
the amount Of good reading matter
presented by any other pas,cr published
here, tie only journal shat is o"tspoke"
and independent on all questions OF
public policy, jn the highest sense the
organ Of the people. opposed to all
rings and monopplcs Of whatsoever
nature calculated to make the :icb,
richer and the poor poorer; giving,
not "nly large amount Of chuicc NJ
lcctcd reading but 4 still larger amount
Of home aud local news We can tr,.ly
say. with becoming modcsty. that the
TnASscnlrr is we'll worthy the liberal
aud extensive patronage it is now re:
cciving It already reaches a muo4r
larger nun,hcy Of readers than either
OF our contemporaries. hcnoc is the best
advertising medium in the county.
For the purpose Of increasing our
circulation to 800 copies within the
next sixty days. we HOLD out the tnl!ow-
ing extra inducements. We will mail
the paper hereafter at the following
rates:
One copy, one year, lin advance)..... $3.50
GLIB RATS:
Two copies, one vear..... ............ S22@
Five - ................... $50
Ten " Observation-Disclosures. ll,0O
Twenty i've COPIES, one vcar.,., 25.U0
Fifty 43"o
In all cases the money uiust accompany the
subscription.
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a New School Book
by II. $. rERK1Ns'
Price. $3.50 per dozen
Contains over two hun.
drcd new and beautiful
Songs, Duets, etc, by
WILL 5. HaYs, WEB
srER Thomas, etc. Ev-
cry thing is new, fresh
and sparkling. Con
tents and specimen pa
gcs sent free. Sampl,
copies mailed free oi
postage to teachers fol
GJ cents. Liberal
terms for introduction
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

After experimenting for two years, Lcmuel
Pagn, Of Niles, Mich, has discovered com
pound which is warranted to
Kill the Potato Bug
Whenever properly applied. One or two ap-
r'ieatons is all that is necessary to save my
crop of potatoes. 1t is cheap, easily applied,
and is cert lin.
This is the only compound which has been
discovered that will project the potato from
the ravages of this great pest. Persistent
"bugging,' costing heavily in time, only rar.
tinl]y zn1c the vines; rnriS Green viii kill
them, but it must be rc-applicd after every
wind or rain storm, and this is costly. The
| inventor hus saved his crops with only one ap-
plcation, when the bugs we're making fearful
ravagcs all around him and is certain that
only rarely will uore than two applications
| over be necessary.
In order to protect his rights the discoverer
has patented the invention but desires ia
place it within the reach of all, by the sale OF
township, county, and State rights to cncrgct-
ic men who will push the sale OF the article
For terms, and further information apply to
D. p. HAWES,
Washington Prairie p. o., Winncsheik Co.
agent Of inventor for Iowa and Minno sofa, or
| )
The cXterminator has only Just been intro
duccd into Iowa. 1t commenced as an expert
mcnt; but all who have tried it give bat one
report. That is just like the following:
The experiment which has been made during
the past week with Pasin's patent potato bug
cxterminator, has proved successful to q degree
quite surprising. In all things there are some
failures. and some difference of opinion as to
! the worth Of the article tested. In this it has
not been 50. No instance has yet come to our
knowledge in which it has not dono lust what
! the inventor claims.
We could give details from such persons as
Joel p"gin, Levi Hubbcl, J.. J. Hoag, Irn
Bloomfield, and Mr.. Q. T.. Cooley; but their
experience is all alike, and cxplct--it does
the business From DEBORAH Republican,
June ., 1871.
WArkoS, May 25, 1871.
Having used Pngin's patent pota to bug cx-
tcrmnator on my growing potatoes this spring
| know that it will do what is claimed for it .
After making only one application found
scores of dead bugs on the ground in few
hAurS. 1t is a dead shot" and no mistake.
ohcavy application does not hurt tho vines
Il. Il. SHENCER
From actual trial. subscribe to tho above
certificate of the efficiency of the "bus cxter-
minator.' L. ii. ROBBINS.
So fur as have tried. can say the above is
true, having made one application oft
A. NJ. MAY,
Editor Waukon Standard.
p. S. -Slorrcr { Bacon's lead Shot for potai !
to bugs, is nothing but Paris Green nnd tlou ~
which every farmer can use at ! of the cost s
is sold for, and washes of every time it raiut
or wind blows. BY using rasin's potato bug
cAtcrminator, it will stick to the vines the
season through, by only one application. 1t
is warranted. Sample Of sticking at this office.
D. y. WARNER,
Genl Agt for Iowa and Minnesota.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

WE learn that there is some mis-
understanding with regard to the bill
allowed II. Warner at the last session Of
the Board Of County commissioners.
For the benefit Of those who are honest
ly in the dark. VIC state that Mr.. War
ncr does not receive one cent OF this
money 1t goes to reimburse individ-
uals in the towns where money was
contributed last winter to defray the
expenses of prosecuting and removing
II. NJ. Allen and Geo. W. Bishop two
of the old Rings corrupt officers, and
Mr.. Warmers name is used simply be-
cause he is chairman Of the committee
of management. The bill was allowed
under and by virtue Of a special law Of
last wiuter authorizing it. If ever
money vas expended for the public
good in the highest sense Of the word,
it is the sun. named in that bill used in
ousting from Office two as worthless,
corrupt rascals as the old ring ever pro-
duccd, and there is delightful appear
ance ofretribution and justice in compel
ling the men who put them in Office to
pay their share Of the bills. 1t must
feel good to a genuine old ringer like
dozen We could name to put his hand
in his pocket and take out dollar to
prosecute his bosom companions. Yet
such is the fate Of the wicked. How
about the dollar Mr.. Rcyis'"r?
Some gentlemen were in town the
present week from the State Of Maine
who own land in this county and who
had made long journey to look up the
titles. 1t seems that they had sent
money to pay the taxes to one Solomon
Snow, who may be remembered as one
Of a certain class who have long been
pampcred at the public crib. Now it
seems that this same Snow was Treaurcr
Of Mower county at the time he received
the money and issued regular tax re-
ccipts, but for some reason best known
to himself failed to give. due credit to
the parties Oh the books and the tax
stands as not having been paid. The
amount slipped away i'll this manner,
was only eighty dollars, but even this
little item put with various other little
items of the same kind which have
already been discovered would in time
help to set a man up in business,
Several of these little bills "Solomon'
or in the language Of the immortal
"Chawl cs" ':IIon. Solomon Snow has
paid up during the past year, thereby
acknowledging that he put the money
in his own pocket. How many thous-
ands have gone the same way no one
knows. Time will tell
-TnE crops are now sufficiently ad
vanccd to determine with some degree
of certainty the prospects as compare!
with former years. Early sown wheat
has suffered much from drouth, and
will average from ten to fifteen bushels
per acre. The later sown crops arc bet
ter, and will average with former years,
Barley is good crop and in just ready
to harvest. Corn is the largest ever
known here at this season, aud would
have repaid the lahore RS abundantly
II more had been planted, potatoes are
now doing we'll the bugs having left
them.
- The R"y'<fcr thinks plenty of
clerks could be had to investigate the
county records at So per day. Such ar
would be satisfactory TO the R,yiacr
and cover the footprints Of the dclaul-
tcrs could undoubtedly be procured for
that pricc-in fact they would bc glad
to do it for nothing.
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The Reqistey saws that Sylvcst

- The Register says that Sylvester
smith is honest. Viewed from the
stand point ofhoncsty adopted by that
paper we admit that he is honest, in the
estimation Of those who manage that
pious sheet honesty consists in taking
other peoples money and appropriating
it to ones own use.
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On motion, the following bills were
allowed
Claimed. AXorcd
r A Barnes, services as Cor
"ncr on Inquest to VIM
Nalch s II IS S14 IS
And also four months salary
as County Physician and
Medicine for county pas
tcnts. 50 60 80 60
Allan Molison, sheriff fees,
in case of State vs Geo.
Berger As ! 45
Allan Mol]ison, sheriff fees,
in case Of State VS. Mary
j Gates, 90 80
A Ahnn Mvllson, sheriff fees,
in case of Geo Dorgcr,
committed TO Jail, boarding,
railroad fare. &c 36 10 &c 10
Allan Mo'lison, sheriff fees,
State vs. Geo W Bishop, ~ 90 ~ 90
Allan Mollson, sheriff fees,
State VS. Kennedy 4 Miller, 6s IS 6s Is
S Scribncr, expenses incur
rcd while acting as Peoples
Committee to Investigate
county matters. Mexico
voted "No." ~ Is u Is
" II Mcrrick, justice fees in
case of Kennedy & Miller, SO 5 80
II Warner, in prosecuting IL
NJ Allen and q W Bishop.
Mckee voted "No.' 3vi 10 391 10
Geo ii OTIS, ,..printng and pub
fishing tax notice and
blanks, l37 .: l37 -
Nco II Lithfolh, digging
grave for Wulch, killed on
railroad, 5 SO 5 50
H.Whitr. expenses Of trans
fer of deed on railroad
land ''"''"N 600 90
Culver, Page & II"ync, 20
Township Organization
Laws, IS 80 Is 80
Chns Davidson & Co., Bal duo
bal c"ntra"t printing end
ing Juno ISt, 1861, 50 90 50 90
Robert Iicdafnit, for digging
paupcr grave, Mark Green 3 90 3 90
} B Power for map and field
notes. Mower county, nc 90 10 90
Allan MoIlis"n, sheriff fees,
State vs. Walsh, 40 40
Jesse Martz, To ono coffin and
box Tor paHpcr, 10 90 10 00
Board adjourned until 8 a. H., the
18th Of June
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, !
June 2Sth, 1871.
Board met All the members pres
cnt.
The case Of Mr. Packard, was con.
si1erc'! Mr.. rarkar'i WA ,c.ucstcd d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HGy"If you want the old chronic toun-
ders cured, call on the Horse Doctor.
Office on Mill street.
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\ friendly game of ball was play
ed on the public square Monday be-
tween the State Line Club of lie Roy
and the Austin Club Of Austin For
some reason the entertainment was not
heralled in any Of the local papers, but
there being other amusements in town
there was large crowd to witness the
game. Among whom was an excursion
party Of ladies and gentlemen from lie
Roy. The game is the second played
between the two clubs, the third game
will be played in short time.
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Comfy Directory.

..,;,.r ohm y. Williams, Austin
Ttra.,,rrr. ..John 5. lrgcns, "
Rrr, of Deeds, George W. Robinson"
Supt. Of schools. John I. Williams, Leroy
Judge Of Pro hutr.....JrSsc Rose, Austin.
court Commissioned, T.. 0. Wheeler"
clerk Dist. Court. ....J ohm F. Athcrton, Austin
Sheriff. Allan MollSon, IS
County Attorncy,...L. Bonrgard.
Coroner, \. Barnes.
Surveyor or,...............Gcorgc W. Clough, {"
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On motl0h, B0ard ADJOURN
8 o'clock. a. IN. June 9th.

S o'clock, A. NJ, June -, II.
Board met pursuant to adjournm cnt
Prcscnt-C. j. Eel III, II. Il. Tan
ncr, f. +. Mckee, A. Beach and WIN
NJ. Howe.
On motion, the petition of J. n
Lowry, for the abatement Of Taxes on
his lands situated in the town of Pleas
ant Valley, was rejected, on the ground
that it was assessed sin equal" with
other wild lands.
j. a. Packard. presented claim o.
So: lO0' 90, with interest at the rate Of
"a per cent. per annum. Said amount
due him on deposit for one year on lis
Redemption of Tax Certificates. De
fcrrcd for consideration.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rr~"'rc', That the sum Of 81 900, be ap
portionrd to the several Commissioner Dis
tricts, Of the two mill tax on tho valuation, ir
addition to the amount 81, GOO all ready appor
toned for Bridge purposes, in the following
manner, viz:
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S1,54S,;}9

Total paid s1,54S,39
Balance on hand $2223.43. Sl2G.7O OF
balance is Of old indebtedness on bridge.
Capt. G,lham has his books in good
shape and is buying up orders when
ever hc can
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OR STOLEN

CNTRAYED OR STOLEN
From the pasture opposite Of my residence
in Austin, Mimi, on or about May IL, 1871,
TWO COLTS,
One a lis ht rcd horse colt. with a very small
star in the forehead and white hind feet The
other is mare colt, ofa light brown color, a
white face, and long slim neck. Both colts are
small. A liberal reward will be given for any
information leading to their recovery.
10w4 j. $. lRGENS.
Austin, juno IT, 1871.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that the firm of II
J. Gilha,n & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. II. J. GILLIAN,
N. T.. MCCONNELL.
Austin, June -, lS1lnlltH