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senate at four O'Clock proceeded to the oonsldera-
tlon or executive business
mr. TkUMBULL, lrep.) Of ILL.,, from the Committee
on the judiciary, reported without amendment the
rouse Dill to prevent certain United States ofcers
rom practising in the United States Courts In GER
tam cases, 10 amend the criminal proceedings act
o. March n, 1868, and to provide for holding
OF ,''ssouri :
Also With amen,' ment the House bill amendatory
OF the act establishing Department OF Justice.
Mr. HOWE, FROM the Committee OF Claims, re-
ported without amendml,e t. the bill for the relief
or Connecticut and other St..tes
Southern Claims Commissioners, with amend
ments striking out the appropriations for few
small claims. >
The Senate, at a quarter past ak, adjourned.
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A MILDLY OVERHEARD,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May %, 1872.
This morning, xhle the midshipu,en were being
examined in practical scamanship by the Board of
Visitors setting and urng SAILS &c. on board the
ship Dale, MidsMpman Fidelio S. Carter OF Illinois,
fell rom below the foretopsail yard arm, striking
r.. H. Mclean, of New York, and K, W. Gait, or Vir.
gnia, Jumped overheard after him and kent him
anoat until all were rescued by the bcnt Garter
was badly bruised but II Is thodgat he has sus.
tanned no serious injury.
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LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS BEFORE GOVERNOR
HOFFMAN,

ALBANY N. Y, May %, 1872
The Governor heard Judges Parker, Nelson and
Wheaton to-day in favor OF the Poughkeepsie Bridge
BILL and closed the hearing.
He also gave a hearing to both sides on the Cen.
trail Railroad Penalty bill.
Hearings were also given on several other bills
OF less general interest. The Governor has all
these matters, including the Rapid Transit and
New York and Brooklyn reforms, under advise
ment.
He has signed the Rapid Transit and the Metro
politan Railroads bills.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, May %, 1872.
The Spanish gunboat D'Estello captured the
English schooner William julius, at savanna lamar,
and brought her to Nuevitas The schooner was
captured under suspicious circumstances,
and detained for investigation At the time OF the
Mary Lowell expedition the same schooner brought
q cargo OF salt to Gibara and cruised along the
coast accommodating The crew consists OF Captain
Wilson and fifteen men.
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FOUND INsENsIBLE IN THE STREET.

At nine O'Clock last night an unknown man,
about forty-nve years Of age was found by officer
of the Twenty second precinct at the corner Of
Eleventh avenue and Forty-seventh street in in.
sensible condition, having a severe cut on the head.
He was attended by Dr. Raborg and sent to the Re-
ception Hospital.
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ILLINOIS,.

The Liberal Republicans to Meet In Com.
ventiOn June 26.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May %, 18TH
The conference or the liberal republicans to-day
adopted q resolution that State Central Com.
mittee be appointed, and recommending that tho
Liberal State Convention be held here June %
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THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa May u, 1871
The Union League OF this city held meeting this
evening to take action in regard to the coming
campaign. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
President Grant, and committee of twenty live
were authorized to conduct the campaign.
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SPAIN.
Carlism in Guerilla Sentiment Even ct the Mo-
ment Of Surrender.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May %, 1872.
II Is reported that the Carlist leader Yturbe has
received fresh supply Of arms, and threatens
vengeance on the Carlists who have submitted to
the authorities in Guipuzcoa.
The last Carlist band in Lerida, numbering 800
men, surrendered yesterday.
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MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGATES TO pHILADEL-
PTIA.

Boston, May p 1879.
The Sixth District Republican Convention held Ia
Charleston to-day elccte'i Il. +. Norton, of Charles
town, and William Il. Blunt, OF uaverii, delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention, and also expressed
preference for Craft and Wilson for the ffesiueh
tia ticket,
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAHA, May %, 1874
Sugar hrmer; No. IL Dutch standard, lUa3 reals per
arrobc. Exchange excited; Spanish paper, 81 discounts
on United states hrmer 90 days. gold, IL 1915 premium
short sight 1879 li16 prcmiu on London, 2lA %
MUM over one million dollars ofexchange ware sold
to-day.
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy HERALD Building:-
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A.-Gents' silver Penrl Cassimcr Hat
Only Five Dollars: not n article, rs the Prize
$500 : WKRNOCK & CO, 5l9 Bro ,adwsy..
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LOCUSTS IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, May %, 1872.
1t is reported that locusts have appeared In large
numbers in Bourbon county Kentucky, and 1t Is
feared they Will do great damare tn fruit- a.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT., ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23-1 A. NJ. J
Synopsis for the Past Ttcenty.four Hours.
The lowest barometer is probably central over
the northern portion of the Middle States. Cloudy
weather and rain is now prevailing from Virginia
northward and eastward. Clear and partially
cloudy weather thence southwark and westward.
Probabilities.
The lowest barometer will move northeastwardly
over the northern portion OF New England fol-
lowed by rising barometer. Northerly to westerly
Winds clear and clearing weather from the lakes to
the Eastern Gulf and South and Middle Atlantic
coasts on Thursday and will extend over New Eng
land on Thursday afternoon and night. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May % 1872.
The Imperial Army band, which is to take part
In the Worlds Peace Jubilee at Boston, viii leave
this city for the United States on the 31st inst The
members OF the band will wear the Prussian
uniform.
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A.-IIeraid Branch Office, BroOkiy n,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum styc< It.
Open from A. NJ 10 r. NJ.
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Dc0d from the Lcpycx

Corns, Eunions, Nails, &C., Cured Wit l
ont pain. ANSIHILATDR cures 0trns, To- BY mail, oCc-
Dr. RICE. 2ia Broad way, corner Fulssn street,
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A.-Nestle's LacteOus Fnrina,
the Mothers milk Subst tute-
Recommended by eminent physicians.
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A.-As-Egyptian Hair Ccscring. Only
paraon used and recomme ned by pyscigns minis
ters and ehemsis, as perfectly harmiea en- scnaL
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MelnnchoIy Harvest.-A Elmo U,,

melancholy HArvesf.-A Fine Head
of hair crop that should know harvest Yet when
begins to fade the comb rakes out the fres by th
handful This need be. The daily application Oh
PHALON'S INyIGORATOR will keep the lair In full
luxurant growth and OF Its natural color through ye.
Sold by ali druggists.
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ROynI HEVnnn IOtterys --Errat Rcduc-
ton in the prices Of Tickets orde rs lled Prizes coshc
TXYE0R CO., Bankers IL ,%aii street New York
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A.-A.-Lndics Express The ir sAstonish.
after buying little outfit Of gH ma, Glass Plated
ware cutlery 6c ~ nioo, DAs LoS. q co y, 6SS
very acceptable addition teir pin money
They sell China Plates NJ 81 10 dozeJ ard cut (oles
at 81 per doxea. Handsome Dinner Ser does 900 and
other articles In proportion,
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A.-F0r Colds, Rheumnt Lam nd All Dis
ca ses due to inert skim the RUSSIAN yAPR Baths
East Fourth street give the most spec dy end pleasant
TO-
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best Ia the
world; the only perfect dye; harmless reshe nstsn,
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A Gcntlcman's Dress Cnssim9 re Itatv
only S. early before the resh at HELP ,ERD 81 41S
Broadway, Canal street.
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GERMANY.

Military Preparation for Grand Musical March
to Boston.
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A.-FOr u Stylish and Elegant Su M
mer HAT go to ESPENCnIED, Manufacturer, us Mas
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Representative of the Ninth Repubiic"h
District.
SpRIofIELD, Mass, May

spRIGFIELD Mass, May y, ls12
Al tho Ninth District Republican Convention, held
a, Greenfield to-day, Otis r. Ruggles, of Fitchburg
an, II q Knight. of East Hampton, were chosen
"a delegates 10 the PHILADELPHIA Convention.
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A.-Roynl Havana Lottery.-l ,rices Re-.
duced. j. Il. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers 10 Wsik street
boz office, New York =
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Average temperature ytStcrUay.. .,.....,... %
Average temperature for corresponding date
last wear ....... 69,S
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
26l and 252 Broadway corner MURRAY 81 .aat.
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Furniture and Upholstery:-Lr .rge ana
attractive assortment at low Itcsss W. LEE,
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For Making tao Best, Hea.athiest and
cbeanest beverage known use HNAPlss EhTR Not OF
ROOFS Sold by all druggists Depot so Hubs street
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Bell Schnapps.-ThisC Celebrated Bevs r.
age and Tonic Is sold by all groccrs and druggists.
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Corns. Bunions, Esninrged Joints, All
Diseases VI the Feet, cured by rE ZACHaRIE, Unoo
square.
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Becbe'a Eanges.-No. 1, Larf cost Family
size, $50, put vp -. JstSEs = KIRKLAND,
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A.-FOr stylish and Eieg ant Hat
call on DoUGAN 1O2 Nassau corner Of Ann street.
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drop all destructive Insects hat fed on vagssaton FAD
in their haunss lie MI the vile posts thai torment AND dis
figure Won nv night ..udee thu magic operate Sn of
KNOWLES, AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER Depot
No Sixt
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CUBA.

British Schooner Captured by Spanish
Gunboat.
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The National (ElSHN watch Compuuv.
CmIcAGo AND ALrnx Raj NO An Cnxr.nx

DEAR SfRsl have car red of the Elrin Watches for
some tne ana am nv oh pleased with it. II has Kept
j. G. FioMULtEN. General Supc rintendent
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THE GREAT MYSTERY

regarding the manner in which the HERALD gets its
news will remain unsolved The question Of pro-
ceedng with the consideration Of the treaty at the
present session, 50 as to obviate the necessity of
special executive session, was then discussed at
length But without arriving at any conclusion the
doors were opened and the Senate adjourned.
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VerHnes tth~ Discovercrl Electro-Chrm-
lCAL BATHS. Best remedy for Rheumatism Chronic
ana Negvou's Disorders 81 West Sixteenth street
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So,-5est Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
FOREMAN 3l Fourth avenue.
Vetweep TwentY-afth and Twenty sixth streets.
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Ces.ty Nsrual seh.el.

We hear it mentioned from authen-
tic sources that Normal School is
contemplated in this county, at soiEe-
time. to be hereafter designated. We
think such a thing would be good
evidence Of interest manifested among
our teachers to elevate the standard Of
their profession and if conducted in
the proper spirit would be productive
Of good. We are informed that Col
Abernathy. State Superintendent saws
he would be happy to attend the in
augnration OF such school in this
county, and assist in putting it in sue
cessful operation. We favor anything
and everything that our teachers shall
in their wisdom, deem proper and ex-
pedient to inaugurate for the advance
ment Of proficiency smong them.
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We ask you to cali and examine our
stock Of farm machinery. We chal-
lenge oil competitors to field trial ON
all our implements for simplicity, du-
rability. light-draft, convenience in
handling and performance of good
work. Our stock consists in part of
the Morrison Self Cleaning Pillow, war;
ranted superior to all others 1.-THE Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn in the hill, and deposits it in the
same depth.
The Orchard City and Northwest
Corn Plow, all made of wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do,
with cast axlcs, SC. We manufacture
the O'Brian Harrow, and "Hughes Ri
ding Old Ground Plow.n We put up,
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill for
watering stock, and insure satisfaction,
or no sale. Eek
Racine Threshers. Bucyrus, Kirby,
Wood and Champion Reapers.
RUSSELL, WHITE & Co.
Mar.2O-wtf.
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s. NJ. Hendricks has moved to our
city and will run general business in
the way ofstone and brick work Of all
kinds, and will guarantee entire satis-
faction in all cases. He proposes to
work as cheap as the cheapest where
first class workmanship is required.
He also has plenty of brick on hands
ct this time. Prompt attention given
to fiue and cistern work.
Allorders left at DR. Warden's store
win receive prompt attention, or letter
box 45l. Mar.23d2tw.w3m.
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Capt. SAN. WHiTlNs an old ncwspa-
per man, and extensively known as
one OF the early Arctic voyagers, has
been appointed travelling agent and
correspondent Of the St Louis Demo-
csat. and is making tour OF southern
Iowa for the purpose Embarrassing the
subscription list OF that excellent Re.
publican journal. The Tri-Weekly
Democrat is offered up to Nov. 18th,
for the low price Of II 81, and the week.
~ for SOC. 9
$. H. Bailey. at the P. o. lobby News
Depot will receive names and money
tor Capt. Whiting.
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The Best Paper! Tryit !!

The Scientific American 10 the cheap
est and best illustrated weekly paper
published. Every number contains from
10 70 u original engravings OF new ma
chinery, novel inventions, Bridges, EN-
gint ering works, Architecture, improved
Farm implements. and every new dis
covery In Chemistry. A years number
contains 1872 pages and several hundred
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preserved for binding and reference
The practical receipts are well worth ten
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be had Of all News Dealers.
PATENTS obtainad on the best terms.
Models Of new inventions and sketches
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People who indulge n tea ard coffee
for dinner and supper don't realize the
luxury that there can be procured for
the same expenditure In Ice. Cook \
McGrew or Heinrich will furnish YOU
a full supply for 60 cts. per week.
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DR.. FesLer's skill and science cannot
BE- excelled rs Surgeon, Oculiet and
Physician, 10 years in a large and con-
slant practice in. treating diseases and
detormity Of the eyes, eyelids and ear
and oil other acute and chronic diseases
Of the human system that are in their ma
ture durable.
form of skin diseases are treated success
fully.
Or. Feslsr Will visit any part OF the
country in consultation or TO perform
surgery, for all deformitios and diseases
where medical II eatme mt is Of no avail.
. 4 must BE- admitted by al that q SUR
geon who gives his whole attention and
study az Specialist. has no superior in
treating diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
Lungs, and other chronic diseases.
ONCE corner Main and Green streets,
OTTAWA, IOWA..
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PERsoSAi.--Gco. w. Hale ESQ.,, Of
Oskaloosa was in the city yesterday.
From him and other sources we
1~gret to learn that Seth Richards has
been quite seriously i'll at Oskaloosa,
and that his family in answer to tele-
grams have reached his bedside from
Boston. It's proposed 10 send him
TO Boston for medical treatment
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New Election Freeinets;

The Board OF Supervisors have
divided Center Township into two
election precincts as follows. the LIST
and Ind wards is made one precinct.
The 3rd and 4th wards is made another.
All voters residing on the south side Of
the river are to vote at the polling
place OF the LIST and End wards. All
voters Of the north side OF the river,
outside of the corporation to vote at
the polling place in the Bird and 4th
wards. Ems
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TRUSTEES OF REFORM SCHOOLS ION
account Of the absence oftwo members
Of the Board, yesterday, it was decid-
ed not TO select the site for the Reform
School until AN adjourned meeting
next week. FEDORA, Muscatine and
Ottumwa are candidates for the lOca-
ton, and each Of these places is to be
visited by the Board next week before
they come to a final decision in the
ntatter.-R Register.
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Married
EV ANS WOOD.-On the 9th inst,
at the residence of the brides father.
Maj. j. S. Wood, by Rev. j. G..
Brown, MISS ALMRA WooD and Mr..
JoHs EVANS, of Burlington, Iowa.
We congratulate Mr.. Evans on his
choice. Ottumwa is the place to get
good wives and pretty ones. We wish
the happy couple q long and prosperous
VOYAGE.
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Will do well to remember, that Nc
CULLoUeH & LILBuRN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them on. opposite the Post Of
flee. Ottumwa. Marl9wtf.
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THE EPiscoPAL CHrRCH.-We drop
ped into the Episcopal Church, to-day,
aud tonnd il nearly approaching COM
pletion, under the good taste and
hands OF the committee. Aessrs. Dag
gett and Merrill. About three thou-
sand dollars have been contributed for
that purpose. by the Church. which
will make il one OF the handsomest in
Iowa.
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AGENTS WANTED
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The Ottumwa Public Library has
received from Congressman Walden.
about cart load Of valuable public
documents.
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Tn FRAuNsERG TR,AL.-Th6 J6ry
in e Franisrg ease hss SAiled 70
agrde, md the case viii now hasesa
new rial. as Ne following special dis
pstc6 will shS M. 60.
BLOOMFIELD, June 9th.
To +, L. Burton, Ottumwa. EVss
Jury discharged. No verdict. Ten
for acquital. TRlMBLE.
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] .ennop1 1ptN0s
4 A2. ws o. Tn 90, h
Board Of Supervisors
Wapsllo County, Iowa.
5u1tn 1DAa1, is7a.
Ottn,nwa, Iowa. june j, ~.
SECOND DAY.

Jootn 1D1a1, io7a.
Ottnmwa, Iowa. June ), ~.
SECOND DAY.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present Henry Garfield, President,
presiding. Supervisors Henry Rein
hard and T. j. Nelson.
Minutes Of Yesterdays proceedings
were read, and After amendment were
approved.
Supervisor Reinhald moved that the
Board reconsider the claim Of Mr..
Shearer partially allowed at the April
session. Carried.
Supervisor Nelson, moved that Mr..
Shearer be allowed $4.00 per day. (his
claim called for s7.OO.) Carried, and
the Auditor instructed to draw warrant
for 800 additional to Mr.. Shearcr.
Supervisor Nelson moved that the
claim before the Board presented BY
Mr.. Hescock Of Chillicothc for repair
ing bridge in Glass; Township be re-
jected, for the reason that said repairs
were not ordered by the county, and
further, that said bridge is mn unlawful
bridge.
Supervisor Reinhsrd called for the
ayes and nays on Supervisor Nelson's
motion. Ballot resulted Is follows:
es-Supcrvisors Reinhard. Nelson
and Garfield. Nays None.
Supervisor Reinhard moved that the
Board instruct him (Reinhard) to COM
plete . bridge in Keokuk Township.
Said bridge being now an unlawful
bridge, from the fact that II is bnt
twelve feet wide.
Supervisor Nelson oallsd for the
ayes and nays, upon Supervisor Rein
hards motion. Ballot resulted a. fol-
lowe: Ayes-None. Nays -Supervi-
sors Nelson, Reinhard and Garfield.
Elias Beck "a al presented petition
praying the appointment Of 4 Commis-
''o"ef - sleN' anu = oeemeo expeai-
s,a'....s.,..-.. ' -. e .o''o~s '",.
Up. 10 Mnge 1a, thence due north until
said line strikes Elias Becks home
ls,.n, .nones uue 4. oass tmtsy fods until
ss'u ''.,e $3.50 Anoa.s : os'efs nome
~ slor' e Ostween 1'eck
-. FosV s - e. is = ueh \ Myers ana
. ros.er' unsl' y stf1Kcs the center OF the
roao aeaen asom Ashland 70 Agency
Jay, ana u appearing that all the pre-
reQnisl'cs OF the law has been complied
witn, sapervisor Nelson moved that
Jonn =, Amgns oe appointed such
w 'l. s.',1's - ovanuienco ms work
On the itfn nay Of june and report to
the Auditor on or before the 29th tlav
OF june 1872. Carried
On rac,;on IL. no.,,a .,,,o,,,,, -
i -. $3.50. s''' - -
o''e oS'e l'
june =, r. NJ. 1872.
Board met pursuant to afliournMent.
sll the members nree.nt
raj 49,,
Lbs Dein& tue day SCI Tor fnaf hear.
ing in the Rad case OF J. III Carter Il
al. On motion .ostsapess, isor Re,rha,v,
tie ptsysr 0f petitioner WINS granted.
and the road reduced to the width Of
forty -cight feet, I'm accordance with