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THE MARKETS.


- atsok Report. %
Special 10 National Repubiieen BY ne Frankifn
TeisgrapA Company, Qaes COZ Pennsvlvsnia
svenus--Jsmet N. esssspsV, Mansesr.
NAV Yoru, March q-ip. m. = Canton. ax,
wss,s.n Ualqn Tsssraph 7Ohi oaich.llysr, ~ ~,
go Nail. elht Adams klpru-s. M wslls largo 4
II Nv Yops osssss i, md i asdsos. NJ Me- Ts,f
0sniraI SCRIP ssX ilis, II; H.sisn, hey Rs.disst.
q usloS .Pssias rsiirosd,. atisi 0isssl,ad "a
wss. pps,ssrsd, M ssw Jsrss5 osn,r.l N S,ii
to.d, llsylI lRsst iTl.sa r.llpsd, lissi nnvsa.
, 3. srd n VIZ ..s,s ~ p pal D,:
Isskss.Ss. s1d Western les,l. For, 9sy.s,, GsN
Ysio "a St::.iVpi Ssiiir. W ooI CSio $50 %
70 Goa H iiSS. assal,, active. ID AZ. LLU
Nj fssiss hs sSSi Nv '' Sogf d.sls. nd NO
gPisP ...ss E.is:.d oI:y.seS .sS F 4,
NssJs.;sg V.sissi, nm sssi isisaas iilh Mll..s.
spd y Rwsg .;srs' "a n ssat 5'
~ JOssVs. SpSsl ohio sad hi.'is,iVVi osstasa''',
Bstansons NinEnrnl
.iS. IT. n:rs "a. i x. s.ss ~ s.ss
sgeE.aS s.i.s Fls: a $50, ssPss !, ssil's
wii sss.d S' sss.s. ItSs sHsSS 90 nd q
Western and Hovaid street Family a eaabtsslo per
W RiA.aisslsso Of MaJland red II q rs snd Western
Sf7o was "a cred and refused los prime rsf. -
0Sss7 oeata Tor dg 90 and o cent. ies yellow.
os;s-sls.dy saIu. Of ws.ssrn a man cent.
osgssMe hear Of no furthel transactions IN Coffee,
and We quota the market stit vsry duli and heavy.
Pdoes are 10 great degree nominal, bat quote -
follows. Via ho In bond ~ oepe foF fair N.
voices, 6k aiGk oenta Tor rood do, 6aT esuts ior
csnts ali roid stock d oones hers in bonded ware
house. about laeoo bAeA. nsaslg all Rio,
froytsto.s- for Provisions siill yery dali and
hesyy vih The tsed.ney q prizes Downward icr al
lbs 10 SIDE. Al gens and We auots clear rib DO al
esA6k cept., and Shoulder nominal a. basH oena
bagonrhe order trade continues fAir. though lsss
solve than y has been, and price. are nov -
falloNs, vtni ~ cents Tor Hhoudsrn, 7hafk oants
IL rib sidss, ABd 7fAIk cents for oiear NIB DO,
Hams rhngo from 10 cents, ~ 70 quality. Lard
Il dull but atl quote Western At pQla6 centa for
steam and kattleFsadered. Mes Pork-Ws quote
dull and hsayy ~ eiato,1iA7b per Dbl -
Ssgars : HAYS been moving quite freely thi.
week. but the market has become quiet again
and 20 have to-day no talsa 70 report Prices arr
atsady, and We gnots - ioliovA VS. For refining
grades Oaba and Psrto Rico. eRtss osani Groosri
grade. Ugba e4leeN esaisi EOoeu grade, PORTE
sentsi ssd new crop New Orleans SrOosT Ersds. ~
FRi,iy-Hlsh Wins We quot. dull At saao ct.
though = hear o. some small sales Of wsstsrn todsi
=
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oTTIcE OF AcrIuq OohnIsaAnY or sUna.srusas,l
WnLEI,a PonsT. \. y. n, FEB. 10, isla J
bealed nropoaala. 10 dupaata, will bo roaaired a
hs oos untn II NJ. March II, lsla, for furuishinG
the Ire.h Best re1airsd By the bubaistsnoe DapprE
mont. United btAtea army, Tor o1hoera Aad afha
station, during the three months eommsnona ApfiiL
lsl Information ~ 70 conditions, pasmsnla ~
OHAh 4, L u. DAVE.
fsbls first Lieut. OoEps o. knginesrs, A. o.
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WARRINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
- On ana after OOroBER ., ls1I, the Trains
Ian sn this HoAA viii run = islloNSi
ILL The Mall Train will leave AlaHAndriA daily
lsEospt BandAyl ~ So; a n arrive A LresburG a.
10 n q N, and HAMILTON a II a N, Leave BAN:
ntoa a u - D. n. Aad LeeshurG At III p. m and
arrlvs a. AlaEAndra At . % D. m. :
The AoeonrnotAtioa rrSln viii leave AisHnndha
daily (enospt oundATl Al 10 D. NJ, and arrye ~ Lees
buEs .. ~ p. m, Lssvs LsssbuH a :. N and
rhse - N, train from Aisnhndra, and y 30 p. m
train from Hamiltea, oopnset a. Hanillon With
Ksup's DAILY lHs 81 Coaches for PuroeVills Bniok-
- Lac p oosehs-. which leave 1ss.burE daily Tor
All 6oods, pr Steamer Rsiiro.d OF Erprc.s, IN care
of r. III HAVENER. RrslGht and Ticket Agent ~
AlaEandriA. yin be foruards4 far HAmilton. free
oomnntstipn Tieksts, Three Oents per Mia.
Annual Tteksts, sirS DOliAr :, FL.
no,iO-N Esli =. Geasrai 1iekst Agent
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Government Sales.


SALE OF cIoTHNa. =
oyIIn omzr QuLnTERMlsrEnJ
DEr5 or En Gun, No ~ 0AnF sTsIIr.
By .uison,,S u sss NJ b ssssSa n ,,a
!. public aaetisn, o. sArURpxY. April d Isfl, a.
igsss Jaia and 81 Jessph, qaantiss q nsU am. ne
Gie.hlag sos.lsdSs q Kit Dssssr. sSirts. sad AT
AZ. !, qa.n.ily Of condemned oaAr.ssmA.,sn'
mi $40 oetHfs t sSp pSs, SsSi:i oa.r,.,u..,.r
GovERNMKSr SALE.
gpnT BLznAcKs. ME-, F.p. ., Isa.
"A y.aasI bA!TsehA Nsb. a ~ :. W., 5AfUR.
a R.rssss. wsaoas Capsn.ss fooi S.@c . iSs
o.zi.on Easlp.ss, and misosllansoaS lot o. Quar-.
Tsmsi dssh. sad properly r.@eyed on day Of ..ls.
uh7 o. Second La.ut. Ia. asf IN, AEidsh.
4, oyERNMESr SALE. :
OsyIun or DFror oUAhrEaMAsrHal
Day. .pS q Sso 81 ~. depot On MON
q. s,asIs SO I'D Harass.. a sood condition
" nnsli ~. wheel Harness In sOod eonditiohi
. S ssls. SA'ii''' a'"' q
Horses, ... .I... ..
tAmbullnoes,
" Army WAgonsi
ssSsS Souads iroa. including Tires and wagon AIIss
WaSoa oo,sfs Tsal.. ssd misssiianso sSI y,
soEtnsp. q QaArtsEmHstsr Stores aud ololh
SsaSpOa sDpiissilon % dis once ''" '-A H'
~ q, % + 90 4 SSei S.. sSssn 4 Las
~ sAEis sets Lad Harness. in good conditioa;
i00 'i.slSs ''t' Wheel Hai.s's. In seed condition
sns4 Corn shsllsrs
pssI and a os @sa1,S uss Il = eod :. s, ,sTpIr
stock: Ihe Oorn shellesa are Psfootly nsu, but .
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Proposals.
Bsr.lvo E,. S.;i:s, 4. Pf F.ss;59;

BUnnAu o. REeaAsus ASP Psnrfso.1
ss.isd Prupo..is ui bs r.sslssd a this a., r,ti
10 o'olock a n. on MEONH6DAY, tns ifth 81
Ouphsriand ooal, lovgrEs's CrssfJ run q niss, v
bs delivered a eaqh tines ard places. anl n sasb
nes . i s.qrlrsd y e, oesG.s.i sgPsX,d is z
a. apd the qasstliy q each ios1 eera,d Ne iss
q dayelI ~ The Psssou appoiuls1 ard quallesd m
fse q esa. =, sssh w % coal inpee.sd, Eaahsd
Piopossis Win g. ssusidersd hisdss TO-, o-s u.ss
ss ne ISht 70 rsisst al Os ans portioa q Ne bids
Ne gtgve.ais vil Be- .usstsissd usisss seeoqp.sisd
ret not ~ any paymsat b rssds vithoqs ihs esrt
49,. q ne l.spssior tha,ths ooa funiasA = sob
PrOpOsHis shouid ss sier.-..d ssa ssut b ne sss
ohQ. y. MQOARrkA
DEPARTMENT. TieMa~s
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Medical,

DH. JOHNSTON.
BALTIMORE LOOK HoaPrRAL.
Once sOath rredsriuH sfEeei.
Eassps ,ed Ne A., IN nj. esaaiss. ,lI iesissa,
"a si IN Sc, .s a. rs e
CURE WARRANTED In TWO pAYRI
Z. SS e ": s o. z dt
Impotsley 0snsfl Debility. Esrvoasns.. Dy@p.g.,.e
y I:.1 . FEai f:%ss g ss g.. 3
q diddias.S bs.@.s q ne Head. 76is,e No. e.
sissss s.s. s Is , ~ sS.s
tAu hanit. q xouth.sncn.l Aad soltal prAstiesS
nc az. 70 I'll; n ys.: IN u; .Sa.
eops. q Aatisip.iiouas rsaasEihE ilAniaEs Ia. ha
YOUNG MIN
yhe have injured thsnSsye. ~ certain praotiss IN
azlssa n vhsa aisn.-. hahis frsqa,nty s.Ensf hos
nss.isss nss,slss. M dsiass 6ois aha I'd 81
W. &. IA. 4 ~ n yssss ss Y; ssc. 4 y
Ss ssss 4 s, :ss !ss s E; q n. and
MARRIAaR.
az. 49,: s:H s s...s C e T SEys Ne
creative roseE-naDeee1eyJ Nervous RIcitsbiiitS
Sssis HSsss b'S
- No latts reostyed uniisl postpaid anA soa.ain.
Ss s,.%H . = %, ~ % y; ~: :s. .TIaa
| do1o-fbinG wmDtona
INDoRsEMKNT OF rHE rRnns.
as n. v.s I'd Sc 70. ~ sn . .
Spss.uea. q D. Jshassss. silsssssa =
ssss q sb spS.ard ss. lac asS -s sssa ~
Rabils es.lds. ~ s,Aaaas :. q shssss.
Office. SOUTH FREpEELcK SD.
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TO IRON STEAMSHIP BUILDERS
fsGfRsk E9h PgBi afRaS sr SEEsn EVG


ThnAaUnr DEPARTMENTAL .
WAauINoroH, 10. o., March 4. lsia K
Sealed pgopc..is will Be received " NE undsr.
.lGnad untn u O'Clock. m, o. MONDAY, April d
nIA, for the Construction Of Steam Propeller for
York HArbor.
Plans and spsoiasatious Fl the sane together With
AZ other neope.ary l1iermAtion, I'LL bs farnlshed
bidder application 10 The Oosotofn Of Customs 81
ns. lS.k. bostoa. Philadslphia. Wilmington. Del.
The night reserved 10 rsjsot sny or all bids should
y Be deemed for the interest o. the Qoyesgnsnt
70 DO. GRO g. BOUTWELL,.
mis- Heorotary a he Treasurr
pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLYING THE NAVAL
AOADHMY with thrss HOILnrS will be re-
oeivee until MARCH %. tnoon.) FOR descriptive
circular apply 70 the undersigned.
mil Commodore and Bup't n A.
PRoFosArs Vo 2s B9 I, ,Igt AEP oORNED BEEV
,.OIyIcs Poar AND bHPor Com. Bupa.l
WAnmHaroH, ID. o., fsbruAry Il IHIa r
=. ssaled PE9pqsai, q aupests v bs received unin
add Oorned Beef and Mutton rsquirsd AZ thls Depot
sommsncinG AYdl ]. i53A informAuon and condL
fs7 o.
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eaneOu y Groceries LAOI Insurance TTI 81 s1ams
Steamship Lines.

n WI no uTE.
IN. s...%.s "a wAsEf -m r.,uns ssr TWO
% IL rssu.s.s. s - f0E5D %, RSa aasse
3 ~ ": l..,Iss w.s;hias,oa at . a -
,Tussi.ys Us, iuslsdisr in,srm.d.t. landings, 10
fridsSs l,ip. Issiadlns ius.ga.aia.. I.gaiss.. 70
Rr'''d'a' PO''T.; mn k;f-E s2yyvVsi'.
.uss osnsssi S snp.Tist.ad.u,
E'oR NKw YORK. BOSTON AND NoRFoLK.
On md amer December 1, tsr1, N. steamer LADY
or THk LAKE. carrying tho United
States Nall, yin ieay. Crouch, wharf. q
Too. Of Birth s,root. MondAys. wsdnss- = ~
& Ssis 4. ,eDg,If :, ~. gsS
ssNsafsR Win 20. \. " hts.5.sip Jon osnS ior
boston also egansetng With the NlrsiniA Btsamshlp
Ssp 4. TO- ssf :.. :' fSsS
sisalnsf lsA.s SsE Yotk Tuesdays and sa,ardASs Al
Isss.ssx. B. dsors., EosfoIh. Va, N. Eldr,ds..
As IT, S,..oS n msr .ss
66RssH S " Hsfi; a!s:ssl As.p.
DOR ogr. rit..n,a .,,.., ana ". rs ssei AZ.
FIVmE srhsAnnHsAs AAkhtOW
WILL LKAvE
sTRPHRNsops WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh street.
DAfJ, Al 10 .. M. for Mount vsraoa-stopplny II
Aiszandria and Forts Roots and Washinaton. each
VIZ. rsturninG N The city SttSOp. m
E THOMAS srAuKPoLE, Captain.
JAnsa brKEs, General supeuntsndenL daii-u
MERoHAHrs' LINE OF srEAnsBIPb
III nnrWmMu
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hsrsaitsr ns asRa.s'.%,,,,hips 4 o. KNIGHT. JoHH
fSs:{ n sisM E YSkEE. TR RhsxR RE So
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DEPoT QuARInnlAsrEn's OFIIuHl
81, LoUIa, Mo-. fsbrpaJ ., ish
beAled proposas In duplicate viii b Ieedlpd a
hsssh 4. is7s. for NE iaAsdia,s dsii,sS At al:
srxTY-oNE OsD WAGON MULES.
The Male. should b veil broken. and not les Nan
fourteou m hands high, and not leo THAI Ave (kl or
over lina 90 lnArs OF aget stroaE nlout earassea
gslldeyeloled animals, In full healih and irss fro1
bleniah defset vhioh would unit them Tor esVSre
vefh, and 70 be hrst elias WAGON nulea.
bida subject 70 the usual eondlona uhlah viii b
dss,sd P.ePos-is Tor MulSa." and addFSissa % he
~ gsdss 9bisi oaArtOmAs... .Ani,p.y p,.I.,,a q
Captain and Assistant Controversies. 6.Ei.
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concentration not approved. Liston Nc
Millen was requested to secure the services
of some boys to announce the children's
meeting throughout the city.
Committee on programme reported the
following as speakers for the children's
meeting Rev. j. w. Mcdonald, Miss E
j. Pickerel, Mrs. NJ. ]. Telford and Rev
Asa Turner
1850, the committee to report concern
ing the suggestions of Rev. Kemp, relative
TO county organization reported. After
some confused discussion the question was
referred back to the committee with in
struction to report at $50. Rev. Lester
and Mr.. Baker were added to the commit.
tee.
The time for the discussion of the topic
.sWhat are the chief causes that prevent the
propress and efficiency of Sabbath Schools, "
having expired, Rev. Kemp was requested
to occupy the passing hour. He introduc,
ed the above topic pointedly and was fol-
lowed by Rev. Snowden.
By motion the topic Teachers Helps
was deferred until O'Clock. The question
drawer occupied the remainder of the forc-
noon session.
Adjourned to meet at 1:3O.
s. s. KEMBLE, j. f. CHILDs,
Sec'y. Pres.
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OVER THE RIVER,

August 70, 1879.
EDS. HERALD The bes: IA in last night
for weeks past, which makes corn all that
could be desired . 4. Our prospective school
pic mic at Truax grove, Miss Wylie's clos
ing school term, was drowned out by fine
rain on previous night. So, although our
season has been one of the dryest, yet our
corn, potatoes, buckwheat, &C., have new
er suffered long at a time so with the ex-
ception of plugged wheat" we are all
right. ). .Messrs Henness g. Cone, (who
have 1850 Texan cattle grazing near the
Kansas border) have inhaled the malaria
of that region, and both came home quite
sick John Odem while moving let his
colt run in the machine, cut a leg off, and
then shot it. Truly a caution. Another
son and son-in law of John Taylor's have
gone to Cass county, this State, to locate.
A similar pair" went there last fall, and
have raised and threshed 1000 bushels Of
wheat this year, sold at 81 to $1.35 per
bushel. Cass county is splendid for farm
ing, grazing, and Republicanism. -. Our
Bluff Greek Demo Greeley friends are very
modest and quiet in fact if a few good
Republican orations were made among us,
in November Greeley votes would be scarce
The truth is, Messrs. Editors, never could
see how conscientious Democrat could
support Fl. G. heard an Eddyvilian say
that Judge Trimble would beat Judge
Loughridge for Congress, but he can't do
it, OBSERVER.
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MINUTES

op TIM, = s. CONVENTION OF MAHAsKA
County. 10 WA HELD IN osKALoosA on
THE Doth ets.- AND 22D OF AUGUST, '72
TUESDAY EVE, = o'clock, Aug. 20.
Convention convened IN the Congrega
tionsl church. Exercises op> neo oy sing
ing, conducted by MIR. Reynolds. rrayer
Singing. Opening address of the CoA'Ven
ton by Rev. j. e. Snowden, was burdenee
with merit throughout. Theme, "The
Model Teacher"
A temporary organization was effected
by calling Rev. J. w. Mcdonald to the
chair, with s. s. Kemble as Secretary.
C.P. Searle, W. A. Hunter, and D. w.
Hunt were appointed Committee on Per-
manent Organ ization, with instruction to
report at to morrow mornings session.
Adjourned to meet at The list M. +.
church at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
s. S. KEMBLE, ]. W. MCDONALD,
Sec'y. Prts't.
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From the Daily Herald.
THE FAIR.
SECOND DAY.


Owing to the heavy rains of Tuesday
night and Wedn esday morning, it became
necessary to prolong the Fair one day,
and the Programme was thus set one day
forward. Wednesday was consequently
made day of entry, and but little was
done except to make entries and receive
articles. Thursday morning opened up
clear and bright and the
THIRD DAY
was ushered in auspiciously, and the num-
Der of entries exceed any previous year
The entries in hogs are not as large as
last year, but the show of horses, IN all
classes, is double that of any previous year,
and the competition will be sharp. Ed
Edris has four entries for Field Crops, .the
only ones in that class,-On fall and spring
wheat, oats and rye. In Roadsters, there
are % entries. Horses, Common Stock,
3S entries Norman and Draft Horses, %.
Carriage, Walking and Farm Horses, 43.
Trotting, Pacing and Buggy Horses IL
Trotting and Pacing year olds, Z. Mules,
Jacks and Jennets Is. Thorough bred
Short-horu &C. Devons 10. Pantry
Stores, 1914 entries, Mrs. Ell. P. Martin hav-
ng Al, Mrs. W. B. Campbell Sc, and Mrs. NJ
J. Cook 81, and many smaller entries. The
show in this class is unusually splendid
Entries in Needlework, Quilts and Crotch
ct work, 90. Flowers, 49, Vegetables CO.
For best and largest collection of Potatoes
II. p Martin has 80 varieties of Seeding
Potatoes. two years from the seed. He
also has the the largest watermelon we ev
er saw, weighing Al lbs. The Scale De-
partment is represented by Cary Cooper
with the Buffalo, and Douglas 81 Watts
with the Fairbanks The latter also have
fac showing of stoves and tinware. Le-
vi Cook has fine wagon of his own man
ufacture on exhibition. There are many
Agricultural Implements, some of home,
others of foreign make In Thorough
bred Short horns, the entries are by M. M.
Haskell, Robt. Sewers, w. B. & T. NJ.
Quarton, III. II. Prime, j. ii. England, and
j. b. Gray. Devon entries are made by
Odul lbSClo, loI w. y. IuSai " , oho La"
renee Dingman. Grades, w. s. Edgar
Fl. Steidom 3 +; r. NJ. Ball, 1; j. H. Eng
land q; J. r. Jamison, 1: N. Cone, A
Jones Mccall 1. Fat Cattle, FL. II. Prime,
Q; Robert Sewers 1. Fine Wool Sheep,
8. R. Pettitt, A; ]. r. Jamison 4; G. N.
Smith z. Large Boned Hogs, w. G. An.
derson, 2 entries M. M. Haskell, 9; II. p
Martin 2; Samuel Pettitt, 3; VIM. Moore,
1; Al Lytle, Z Jas. Buckner, !. Small
Boned Hogs, Fl. Steadman 8; Robt See
vers, Al I'll. r. Martin, 2; j. P. McCrea, 1
E. w. Aleu- A.
The principal attractions in the after.
boon Thursday were the trot for the Citi-
zen's purse, and Weston's walk. The trot
was sharp and lively but too much one
sided TO elicit much enthusiasm. There
were four entries, Boone, Sorrel Dick, Re.
construction, and Palmer. Boone took
the first money Tin three straight heats
time 2:4O, 2:411S, 2.42. Sorrel Dick COM
ing in second, and Reconstruction third
At o'clock, Edward Payson Weston
dressed in close fitting suit OF black vel
vet, white hat and gloves, carrying ligh
canes made his appearance In the Judges
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Hon. M. E. GIFTS had an appointment
Grinnell, and as j. b. Grinnell could not
get crowd in any other way he went In
and asked to divide the time. OF course
Cults agreed, and those who heard it, say
Grinnell left that room politically skinned,
with the brine of disappointed hopes
rubbed over the ranking wounds; and
that bleeding Kansas" wasn't a circum.
stance to the bleeding wounds in his pc.
ltical corpus. Cuts can do the business
for the best of them.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE Hf
MAHASKA COUNTY BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION:
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that on the first day oil
June, A. D., 1872, there was organized in the City
of Oskaloosa, Iowa, a body corporate under the
name and style of 1.-THE Nah. ska County BuiId
ing and Loan Association" with its princina
place of transactng business at said city of or
1oosa Iowa that the general nature of the husi
ness to be transacted by said Association a. ~
raise money to be loaned to the members OF IN.
Association for use in buying lots or houses sni
in building and repairing houses, and tn faeiIi
tate the accumulation, borrowing, and redemp
ton OF capital In the manner and upon the terms
and conditions prescribed by the Bylaws Of the
Association that the amount of capital stock an
thorized 10 Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
TO be paid In al the times and on the terms and
conditions prescribed by the Bylaws Of the As
socistion that said corporation commenced on
the fret day of June, A. d 1872; and is to contin
ne for term not to exceed ten wears from SAID
date that the officers by whom the affairs of saif
corporation are TO be conducted, are nine Direct
ors, together with such other officers as the,
may from time to time elect or appoint In pursu
ance OF the BY laws, said Directors to be elccte,
on the frst Monday of October ia each year !: tina
the highest amount OF indie btcdness or liahiiit,
to which such corporation shall at any one tim
be subject shall not exceed i've thousand dollar
and that the private property OF the member 4
Association shall be exempt from the corporat
debts. d. A. HURST
4s-ws President.
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MAR RACES.

ALLEN CADWALLADER-On Sunday, Sept
/, 1871, by the Rev. j. T. Simmons, at his reel
dence in Oskaloosa, Mr.. II. A. ALLEN and Miss
r. A. CADwALLADER,
ELLIOTT-CHEW-On Sunday, Sept. 1, by the
Rev. j. Il. Simmons, at his residence Mr. WIN. p.
ELLIOTT and Miss ANNA Il. CHEW, all of this
county.
THORNBURG-BoSW I. 1872, at
the residence of Jason Boswell by Rev. j. w.
Mcdonald, Mr.. JOEL 7. THoRNBURG and Miss
ELIZABETH BOSWELL.
A well deserving couple We congratulate
them and wish them all possible enjoyment and
prosperity,
BEECHLER-THORP-At the residence of
the bride, in Defiance, Ohio, Thursday. August
20, 1872, by Rev. Nathaniel Crazy, Mr.. j. c..
BEEcHLER, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, to Miss S SUSAN b.
THoRP.
Mr. Beechler has been in business here for a
couple of years, and has hosts offriends here who
will be rejoiced to learn of his good fortune, and
extend to the happy couple genuine Iowa well
come. May they be happy all their days is the
wish of the HERALD family.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05

WATERwoRKs-Ast the question of wa
terw orks is an important one to us, and
while talking of an artesian well, we would
suggest the feasibility of digging a well,
large and deep, in the bed of the run near
Atkins & Phillips mill, let the stream from
their splendid spring fill it, put in your en-.
CINE and pipes and force the water where
ever you want it. 1t can be done to GER
tainty, while the artesian business takes
its chances. What do you think oft?
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05

Abba gave j. T. Young, next Secretary
of State, reception, on his return from
Des Mones last week, The chair in which
he was seated, stood on the identical spot
where ten years before he had stood when
mustered into CO. K, Both Iowa as pri-
vate. The reception was an enthusiastic
Grafton to an honored and respected citi-
zen, and every act and word was from the
honest prompting of friendly hearts. Such
friends are to be desired
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05

COOP MpRovEMENT-D. w. Loring
has added another story to his brick dwell
ing in the East part of town, making
large roomy house 1t is all enclosed ana
will soon be finished. This has all been
accomplished without the family moving
out, but as to the inconvenience We leave
Mrs L. to say.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05
ANNUAL MEET1Ne.-The Davenport Ga.
zette says (:

Zette says:
Inc annual State meeting of the Christian
0hurch IN Iowa opens in the Christian Chapel OF
BRADY street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
at 1 madi past ten o'clock this forenoon.
Ihere are TWO hundred and seventy mine
churches of this denomination in the StateYnear
~ every one having pastor-and about nineteer
thousand members. Two hundred and fifty dele
gates, clerical and lay, are expected at the meet
ing. Several arrived last evening large mum
Der are expected on this mornings train. MT i
Q. Hay, Secretary 1.-THE State Meeting and an
Evangelist, has been in the city a couple of days
making arrangements pertaining to his duties
The President, elected last year, is Mr.. j. M
and retain the chair until his is elected
Several of the most prominent preachers of the
denomination in the west will probably be pres
ent President r. NJ. Brun er, of Oskaloosa Col
lege, with Professors Hull and Carpenter, will
certainly be in attendance. The SESSION will con
tinue three days. The business hours will bt
1890 to 10 in the forenoon, and 230 till in the af
ternoon. There will be preaching every evening
of the meeting"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05

Those teachers chosen to positions in the
Oskaloosa Public Schools, are requested
to meet in the writing room, at the High
School building on Saturday next at 8
a. M, to consider matters preparatory to
opening and organizing the city schools.
VIM IYTLE Supt
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-05

To BAPTIsTs-As the various Associa-
tons of this denomination are now in ses-
sion, or just closed, we would suggest to
Clerks of such bodies, that we make spec
iality of the printing of Minutes, and are
prepared to do such work promptly, neat
ly, and reasonable See Minutes of last
Baptist State Convention for specimen of
our work