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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-19

Foreign immigration still continues TO
exhibit decided decline, the arrivals at
New York in April having been 5,O65
less than for the corresponding month
last year. The causes are we'll known,
and it is not necessary to repeat them
There is no prospect of a revival before
the return Of general business prosperity
throughout the republic, the great num-
bers now out of employment causing the
most discouraging reports to be sent to
Europe. The emigration to California
by rail, is chiefly composed of our own
people. Whether the decline is perma-
nent. remains to be seen; but it is very
clear that tho injury done to the immi-
grant business, is deep-seated and no. to
be easily remedied. .j-
Tidewater (Va) Hnder: There is now
living in this County (Essex) q gesleman
who is a remarkable exemplifcation of
tho story 30 often told that q mans hair
will sometimes turn gray in q single
night. This case is peculiar in this,
that in the cases Of this kind usually re-.
ported the parties are under the influence
Of some powerful excitsment, but in this
instance there was no mental agitation,
the gentleman having returned at night
In his usual franc of mind. to wake ,fp
next morning and find his hair, which
before had been only streaksd wit,, gray,
snowy white.
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HOTEL AaaIvA1s, MAY 1s.-- Columbia
!tote'-T. S. Clarkson, N. c.; J. w. Col
Inns, Beaufort; O. d. Nathans, Philadel.
Phia; james H. Rion, winnsbo1o; G. ".
Rouse. Charleston; D. Bieman, Walhalla
W. j. Mcdowell, S. / q. r. r. G. II.
pettengin. city; ]. D. Harry, Texas; J.
W. O'Brien, Frank Palmer, g. IL Beck
man, Charleston; c; Raymond, N. T.; c.
X. Knowles, city; s. P. Hamilton, Ches-
ter; j. NJ. Baxter, Newberry; Samuel T.
Pointer. Spartanburg; j. II. Seigler, j.
d. Stoney, G. 4 G. 3. r. -
Mansion Homse--N. c. Robertson, Fair
field; E. W. Wheeler, city; Thomas p.
Benson. Anderson; n. E. Hol1ingsworth,
Abbeville; T. j. Webb. Anderson; James
F. kilgore. Newberry; F. G. Aldrich,
Prosperity; James r. Scott, Ga. Rev. j.
ID. Shirey. $. c.; B. F, Alauldin, viii
liamston; II. d. Hamiter, RichIand.
Hendrix House-B. Il. Dukes, Lewis
Jones, Edgefeld; Miss Sallie Wither-
spoon, Sumter; Miss Augusta Tatunl,
Richmond; ". NJ. Nelson, Winnsboro
John w. Walker, Chester; ]. H. Denck,
city; L. H. McElwee, N. C.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court
met Mt 10 A. NJ.
+; The grand julyreturned a true bill
IN the case of the Ate Us. j. A. Blizzar,i
snd EmaAnel Williams, indictment for
man. Yonlnans, Moore aud Bacon for
plaintiff. Rion and Barnwell for defend
ant. Verdict for defendant.
w. II. Gardner Ue. H. w. Purvis md
W. II. Gardner as. W. ii. Fine. Mel
ton d q Chamberlain for plaintiff. Dun
bar and Wilkes for defendant Judgment
ior SSl5. 05 in first and $829. 10 in secohd
for plaintiff
Ezra w. Wheeler Us. Thoe. H. Pol
lock, two case.) Melton l. Chamberlain
TOR plaintiff Melton Il Clark for defend
ant. Placed at foot of the docket.
Carolina National Bank u.s. Thomas j
M"ckey. Arthur & Arthur for plaintiff.
Bachmnn Il Youmsns for defendant.
Placed ut foot Of the docket.
james G. Gibbes as. ". W. Dowdy.
Arthur & Arther for plaintiff Jacob s.
Muller for defendant. Continued.
James q. Gibbes rs. Mayrant Dowdv
et al, Arthur 4 Arthur for plaintiff. j.
5. Muller for defendants. Continued.
Carolina National Bank u.s.. W. H.
Jones, Jr., John j. Patterson and J. /.
Neagle. Melton & Clark for plaintiff:
Melton & Chamberlain for defendants.
Judgment for plaintiff for 81, ,725.75.
Carolina National Bank ~. John J..
Patterson, j. L. Neagle Melton d
CLARK for plAintiff. Melton & Chamber
lain for defendants. Judgment for
plaintiff for $2,5l1.1S.
CorO1ino NoSto-oI
rison, j. J. Patterson. Melton l. Clark
for plaintiff. Melton & Chamberlain for
defendants. Judgment for plaintiff for
sl,0G3.9I.
G. Peter Hoffman rs. Michael Flaherty.
Rion and Barnwell for plaintiff YOU
mans, Moore and Bacon for defendants.
Submission to jury withdraw and case
continued. 'f
J. II. Bryant Us. l.. Cass Carpenter.
John Il. Sloan for plaintiff. Mr.. Win
gnte for defendant. Verdict for plail.
TIN Verdict set aside and new triai
ordered.
VIM. Glaze rs. Katie f. Rollin. Ar
thur i Arthur for plaintiff, J. r. Wilkes
ior @ defendant. etc Verdict for plaintiff for
Rhimstrom & Co. rs. VIM. Kennedy
Jos. Taylor. Pope & Haskell for plain.
tifts. j. u. Tradewell for defendants.
Continued and bond for costs by plain
tlffs ordered.
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ, to-day.
4 The following cases were set for trial
to-day: Charles Barnum, plaintiff. rs.
Joseph Taylor, defendant; Chas. Barnum
rs. L. G. Carpenter. LeGrand Benedict
as. J. l.. Neagle, L. C. Carpenter and W.
=. Rose. Blakels & Gibbes rs. John Eng
lish. Belle Wallace rs. Sallis Crawford
and Phineas F. Frazee, Mary r. Black
et al. rs. the Carolina Life insurance
Company ct al, Ray Bollin ". Phineas
=. Frazee and Adam Johnston. the Co
lux,bia Building and Loan Association
Us. Perry W. Fuller. Smith A.Melton as.
Alfred Morse. Frances A. Burrows rs.
the Southern Express Company, the
State of South Carolina rs. Niles G.
Parker. Joseph Scimoneli rs. Patrick
Cantwell. the State, ez rel. VIM. Gorman
Us. George A. Darling, County Treasurer.
Thomas j. Rawls, administrstor. rs'
Minnie Wesley. John F. Witzcossky IS.
c. Hoffman, survivor. .t.t
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CoNsIaNEEs by South Carolina Rail
road, May 1s. 1875.--J. Waties &C.,, r.
CAntwell, j. H. Brown, W. B. Burke, III.
II. Berry. james II. Cochnn. Capt G.
"A. Alligood. A. Palmer, (PAl. C. Hofi-
man, II. D. Sem & Son. H Muller, u.
Epstlne, c; L. konig, CIV. Alworden.
Solomons. W. Green, ", Sheppard.
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a NEW ANEsrHErIc. Otto Lei
breich, the famous German physician,
has lately discovered ive new anesthetic
agents, one Of which, entitled sDono-
mine," possesses the wonderful power of
putting the patient into deep but
healthy sleep. One hour Of sleep in
Sdpdcd by it Is equivalent in reparative
power to eight hours of ordinary sleep.
The slumber is profound, and the
1,ed,lla oblongata, whence are spread the
nerves which govern the lungs, must be
powerfully effected, for the breathing is
deep and rapid, whereby enormous
quantities of oxygen are taken into the
system and proportionate amount of
carbon eliminated. If more extended
experiments establish the har1nlessne ess
tlMt is claimed for this new drug, the
name Of Mebreich will become familiar
Ast:bsnsfActor Of suffering humanity.
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TRnxrsLE-A Danbury girl received "a
porous plaster in gorgeous envelope
bearing monogram. About ten O'clock
that night the owner Of that 'monogram,
standing disrobed before his frs. pre-
paratory to applying remedy to his
chest, tainted dead away on drawing
nom paper'a mass Of paper. notices
and flowers. There was no fire in the
psrlor Sunday evening.
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between men on moral grounds, or
which would undertake to advance them
eeausS~ IF -p1epa1tiop, fteessvand
hoisnlyE la ; i 4 {
CoLRdtfA, Nay u, 1876.

EEditoF PHon} e-SzR: Please INFORM
y6ur re6ders that tho infant left - my
house will be cheerfully taken care of
until either the father or mother claims
it from me, notwithstanding the asse1-
sa e H. ss s4ay as ~
eyes. Very respectfully,
GREEN WASHINGTON.
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Board of Fire Masters.

YlHE regular meeting of the Board of
l. Fire Masters will be held in indie
pendent Hall, THIS wednesday, EVEN
ING, at q o'clock. II. +. PURSE,
Mny - Clerk
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i:lsr OF NEw ADyRRrIsEMEsrs.
Mocking Birds for Sale.
Meeting Board Of Fire Masters.
Cottage House to Rent. ..
Phrnix Hook and Ladder Com pany.
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For Sale.

~ SIX MOCKING BIRDS, nil fine
&singers. Apply to
HSA& A. CONSTANTINE,
Niay ~ ~ Assembly street.
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To Rent.

To Rent,
A A COTTAGE HOUSE, on Marion
6N street. between Taylor and Bland
@ing streets; contains nine rooms,
four closets. bath house and good we'll
Of water. Price $50 month. Apply to
May lS GEO. l.. DIAL.
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
A LII members intending to 20 with
"A. the company to Charlotte, are hereby
notified to assemble at the Truck House,
at o'clock, THIS wednesday, EVEN
ING, in full uniform BY order:
+. ID. KONEMAN.
May ~ b.. Secretary.
This Years Crop of Maple Sugar.
JUST received 1000 pounds NEW
- CROP MAPLE SUGAR, direct from
Vermont, for sale cheap Mt
May l SOI.OMONS.
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For Sale,

A PAIR OF GREY HORSES. small
n size. Work we'll in double or
single harness and under saddle. Will
be sold together or separately. Apply at
this Office. Ney9
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COLUMBIA, S. c..
Wednesday Morning, May b, s76.
Reasons Of the Failure Of Civil ersIce


Reasons Of the Failure Of Civil &erylce
Reform. e.
Our readers have heardaof He Sivil
service reform project. It senffsted the
% interest of some Of the first minds of the
Republican party, and started out under
GaiS and -pSopaisipg ssRspiGas. Gsoxsa
William Curtis was appointed chairman
of'sis H4blddmf1i1sion. ,nwas iAoptSd
in 1870 hxths Republican paztx- haGausa
it was ts99sAt iii weo4lf 4 add to their
strength rg1gan:d ansd dst9eaHSs9Ga q Hs9la Ths President
wss 81 food t9 Ayor It; the ,evjls of
the old system Of appointments gwsre
epntastede With 1.-The beauties Of the new
sesxboutt TO be adopted; and to further Or
"issSh ts law. iwves passed authorizing the
PleMdaRt a4db his associates to adopt
sand reform measures. ~Asystem
a45f'SyIS Wn snnddnosd, and yUongress
sissssy zeal of It's sanction to, them nIi in
two separate sessions. The Republican
.APazfS 1.s sally pledged TO sustain the
t4Swa a9stadiia cohgress, in conventions
s;?S ssAfy. iSsx' pqqsHaihls. pos Upon the
strength of this showing and promise,
the President Ahd M. Curtis ware highly
.tuedHp HpiSpeppted!t ana a kensta, especta-
'ltS SsHHter tain "a that . bsASs ss4m poll
.:Acs WA about. To dawn. TEstrulss pro
rsidAd against political assessme ents, lcev-
. ing every Citizen to c,ohtribnta as he
might wish e, ths support Of .his OPT
ntons j 1t was asrsed that only a few of
the highsst Offices offaaess sAepla >sbe filed by
atas9Sas asas5fasas 2 a3,gg Scgipsps Rs..y; the
irrespective 6f party. The tests were to
~ good sfspttAti6n, honesty and com
aaAEtiYs Amihatiot Of applicants Ap-
pthlt@esRts. n IA were tor be made by the
.4ppasio 6facersl sseording TO the result
'ioh ithe ,tssty first probationary for six
an,ths, snd subsequently on good be-
haSfoi: This power was not to be exer-
Lcieed Arbitrarily. Frequent competitions
L'~sss' 10 take place. and the examinations
xstS to be conducted by non-partisan
seommhsioners. Promotions were to be
grsaei.lasd; nasn we're to go up regu-
laEsysa record to be kept of the history
of each 'ayflNt@ EFNo ,nHxson was to
.4@I#s;::, F., A];;::3 s::'|I /: HI|,s. o.. 4.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23
FcoSp DAY.

- Sept. T.
The Board tnet pursuant TO adjourn
men.
Membafs aIl present
MtHufes Of yesterday read nnd APP
proved.
1he follrwtns resolutions were
Rdppfaa pu-nit
Heyaffea tiiai tArne dollars additional
bou9t4 br uHl4l uuf of the county fHUd
on, thu psalI,a az Rli wolves killed 10 The
c1uHlp. ine proof that the wolves
on whose auaitR bounty Is claimed
were killed Ia tlia county 10 be the
sanIp ~ now required by law, and
the AUditur ~ hereby authorized to
isaue W afrttta "a vacation IN the pay.
ment - t.gid hauUli"s; aud he IL also
instructed 60 sesilate or destroy each
acnhfuiI which the bounty has been
Pr d go, !.
pni8 HHt of the county funds Tor the
senl4f 0f plrh auther killed la the
cnulfg, Ntd the Audiipr IL hereby a,i-
thoiiaui ~ inslH wArreuis iu vacation
IN pggWtHt W AID hpunties, provided
that fha tUfatIefs Of sca'ps presenteF
al ANY one biulu Tor the payment of
bountg a1,nj uag ne less than 10
Ga pottsGl af James WEIGH the
Bon afoafpd lsHt u warrant on tie
couniy lIH be issued 10 him
Ia fefBnj sa wrougfully paid 10y
him "a leN q tha personal property
Of JHHias Hart
o. thu pefiti0n Of a b Walters the
i,pnfi arttstea That warrant OF ihv~
county funds taG Tie sum Of 1 30 tax
wreutui} paid by al error of assess
-mnht
Tbis A,.ur Inc day for the hearing
OF rppl the Board proceeded as
toilNps
Char, af a road IN See. Red Rock
toweth3p ppt0pned by G. NJ Living
stOa utd aii4ers Petition granted
nnt. rislaEe established.
Chebae Isl guad IA Clay township
atilIas,a3 Csc }e James =, Parsons
ond athers pefttinned granted aud
anrV9 q uy,de ut the expense OF
petllf
Ciiafee 81 road in Knoxville
town Ban petiiioned FOR ty John
Nane anal aihera Petition grant
ed uud iasa established
Gh8nea roHA in Lake Prairie
townshu priitlanpA for by ! L An-
nv. II krrWark8mp and others, PEI
iiiseu and change established upon
coniiiiin that petitioners place the
read "a aaed uneeline conditions.
A l4,fitiba ffon Lake Prairie town
shin tWA8ap for tlteestabIishment Of n
nsa $50 aet wide wes rejected, for
aue rpaanHt that yhe Board has no
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power to establisba road more than ~
feet wide.
The Auditors action IN establishing
q road III Dallas township, petitoined
Tor isy II Hartz and Others was APP
proved, ard IL was ordered, THAT sa'd
road be entered OF record upon The
payment ~ costs by petitioners with
III 80 DAYS from the date hereof
The Auditors action In establishing
Il road in Franklin township, peil-
toned for by A. j, Kerr aud others,
approved. and satd road 10 be entered
.,f record. upon the payment of costs
nv petitioners Within 90 days from tie
date hereof.
The Auditors action IN establishing
a road iti Red Rock township, pett-
toned for by Adam Grimes and others.
apDr0ved aud said roaI 20 be Uttered
Of record upon the payment Of cost 10y
petitioners within 80 days ii0in the
date thereof.
The Auditors action In establishing
d change OF road Ia Summit township
petttIoped for by X van der Pl0Pg and
others. approved. and the cost having
been paid. II IL ordered hat said road
tie entered ~ record.
The clrr5 fyr. daE,p9es IN the mat
ter Of aIokd [cGTLrcd for ny Jes.e
Eops aiH eainfrz. having been with
drawn. II wasordered that said road he
ests.bl !sIed ia accordance with the
report Of the commissioners.
IN tie matter Of Il petition 10 yncate
a certain street and alley ia Mary
vile. aud heretofore contested, il was
ordered that Tie cause he dismissed
aud cost taxed 10 petitioners. excent
cosl Of appraisers ~ damages, which
shall ie taxed ~ clainant.
IL The matter Of road petltioned
for by q Il Neal and others, ~ vas
ordered that said cause DO dismissed
and cost taxed % petitioners.
On motion the Auditor was Instruct.
ed ~ notify suretifs on bonds 10 road
e1ses, wherein nIe c0Eis are delin-
qucnt. ~ settle up, aud torep0n those,
rtiIl delinquent, al tie next sessi0frul
the Board.
Tie rest Of the day was occupied IN
in heating evidence Va n contested
road case OF Walter Whitlacli and
others.
on motion tie Board adjourned un-
I'll sept. 9Th, nt ~ O'Clock a. M.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23
GOOD EEEDICIyEj

"a number Of our citizens, former p..
svlganisrs. no doubt remember WAss
Green. prus ian by birth, commerce. !
nraetice IL medieinein Lancaster, Pa. a.
or no,.re wears age. His prescriptions q y
poundedby himself Of roots and herh.. "A
found their way into every household ~
he was known. tGsir curative % alities Aft \
ing relief and siren 9Th to all who usei II \
Wisaingio re urn to his native country, h, \
his formulas aud the excia sive right 10
medicines to a party uhder whose cad
they have since been made and sold IL
Eastern state. BE ieSing them to be lsl
l;arly adapted 10 the west aud south, the D.
prietors are nov introducing them here"
Da. GeERN's BfrrrR Tosic--a safe !
cure remedy for dyspepsia, debility, bilHO,
and liver complaints, fever and ague, esh.
ration. and all diseases Of the digestive
gans. 1t stimulates tho liver and reguIs
digestion, thereby Temeveiug the cau.e
headache and low spirits; strengthens 4
builds up the run down. fysfem. ana II
fresh yigor TO all parts Of the body; will .
vent fever aud ague, and protect the syst
sgaiBst ali maiarioas diseases
DR.. GREENS kJEG's CuRt-FOr govt gr
el, DEBILITY, rheumatism, dropsy. scrog
and all diseases VI tue pihuueft kilhets
uniary organs. As diar tie II carries of
calculus deposits, puriies the blood, and
moves the cause Of eruption add eutaps
diseases, aud inaanmatory and neural
pains.
DR. GREENS ACKNOWLEDGING ecng
colds ~hooping cough, cfoup, and all dsIs
O. OF the throat, lungs and ohest, by assist
nature 10 throw off the Offensive matter
stead of retaining il in the blood, thus
eniiically making a permanent cure,
subdue all tendency to consumption; il
and typhoid fever.
Dr.. GaEEs's CRtggAN LIHIMENT-For a
and beast.
Or. GRggN's AeUE AND Liver PILLS
promptly witbost depicting. For sale BY
Druggists and dealers.
E. H LaRTRUFF- g. CO.,
I9sl3Iy B.,Atpgtoa.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23
FOURTH DAY.

September o.
The BOard met pursuant TO adjourn.
ment.
Members MI present.
Minutes Of yesterday read and APP
proved.
A petition from citizens Of Jasper
aud Marion counties was presented
asking that Tile county construct
bitches or drulus Tor the overflow
lands along tile Sitnuk river. Said PEE
filion was referred 10 the county at
i0rneya Tor an opinion ~ to the extent
" the liability ui the county.
A petition Of j. w. knowles asking
the Boari 10 reDIit the personal tax
assasAed against BIN for the years
1860, 1870 and 1871 Ordered that tile
prayer Of petitioner be not granted.
The petition If NJ. Brownlre WINS
presented asking the is0nrd to remit
the tax on SIS 100, monies aud credits
far the year 1872 Ordered that the
petition nf the petttlonei' be not grant.
ed, fpf the reason that the Board has
no power To remit tax on account of
sucli losses as are sci forth la the petit
ton.
Ga petitiouJrom a number Of the
citizens OF 1'iyhsayfrfaty 7 the BnarA
ordered thnt fbe /dfliHqflcnt tax o!
Eibert GrahanT l,tefeaiiited.
On n prtltisfi Of II. II Chrisman the
Beard ordered thnt n warrant for the
hnm Of three dollars be issued 10 the
petitioner 10 refund Fond tax wrong.
fully paid.
Onpetition Of airs. Cynthia Rogers.
thc Bonrd ordered that the amount Of
temporary relief allowed her far tl.-
care OF az inIbecilc son be paid Ia ad
vance to jan 1870
The rest nf the dry was consumed
Va hearing evidence, In the road case OF
Whttlnlch and others
: On motion the Board adjourned I'm.
oil sept. i9th, AT 8 O'Clock n. N.
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JONES' ADDITION

Lies within about a quarter of
n mile of the business portion
Of the city. and Is one OF knoxville's
handsome-t and most valuable sub
urbs. Ii embraces sixteen blocks. OF
eight lots each. making total of l2s
lots, each Cos ! 20 feet.
About 50 of these lots are occupied
by residences and either substantial
mprovements. including an extensive
Wccis, I.,u:acsurin- Ts::ahiahnent, !..cu-.
IL IL, Store, 9.saa IL, VIZ s-a., go,
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORN
are soon to be erected In the additld
Railroad depot, buildings, side track
etc, viii occupy portions OF thg
blocks at the northeast corner. \
such desirable lots as these can be d
in the city at such low figures as ih1
In Jones addition. Now is the t1
To buy. and Jones Addition is Y
place, ii you want "A desirable plat ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

The report Of the Auditor Of fees
received ~ him hy virtue Of bis once
from, June LIST. 10 sept. I5t, feceiSsn
and order placed on file.
- on motion the 18th day OF Septern-
Der was fixed by the Board TO meet AZ
pella AZ bridge committee and proceed
10 examine sites on skunk river with
\ view Of selecting "A location ut one Of
the several points petitimned for.
on motion, fifty dollars was appro-
prj.ted oat ~ the bridge fund to aid ~
tbe construction over the water way
on lie grade now being constructed
on the skunk river bottom. To he ex-
pended unser the supervision Ut the
Jr1dgecommittee Of that district.
On motion proposition presented
by 1hos. Barrett offering upufi certain
conditions 10 erect "A bridge across
White Breast creek at Bnrcb's mill,
was accepted.
A petition for bridge at point on
Oh tie south line Of the 8. q. =. e. /
rec. 33 ~. Is r. 10 WAS rejected.
A petition for a bridge across CAL
honn creek IN Red Rock township
near the northwest toE4er sec 40 was
rejected ;. h,,,L.%n.,o.. ].
ravine ~ Point near the southeast
corner n. 9. :. ". sec. Il ~. 20 IN
was rejected.
In the matter Of petition 10 repair
Tic Fair Oaks bridge in summit town-
stip II was ordered that $50 be appro-
i,tiafed out Of tire bridge fund for the
purpose Of repairing saii bridge, To be
uald on order Of the bridge committee
Of that district.
III the matter Of a petition 10 repair the
fridge ACROSS Tennessee Branch. in Lib
srty township, IL WAS ordered tlIat 500
be appropriated ont Of the bridge rund
Ia lie paid oI order Of the Bridge Com
niitee OF that District.
On motion all other bridge petitions on
die ia the q udityr's office. and on WHICH
no definite action has been taken, were]
continued until the January session,
1876.
The Auditors report Of the sale OF the
ne NV I cf Is, 20, Is, school Land oi
Marion, ~ per order Of the Board AZ us
Time session, 1879 was received aud the
sale appr0yed and tie Auditor WIS i'm
strteted 90 issue % q van Zee, the pnr>
chaser Of said baud, a certificate Of pnr-
chase upon payment OF the balance OF the |
purchase money.
The report Of the Auditor OF the sale to |
o u Ayres. Of the W ! block ~, III the
city ~ Knoxville. was received. order |
ed that The report be received and the
sale confirmed
proposition was received from q II |
Parsons. Offering the sutn Of one Hun,
q red and Serenty-hve Dollars for the WI |
OF block - In the city Of Knoxville. On |
motion ID WAS resolved that the said pro-
a
resolution was adopted rs deed for the |
same.
On motion II was ordered that the fol-
towing be and il hereby made for the |
several taxes Of Marion county, for the
year 1878, 10 wit:
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23
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Water may be found anywhere at
depth Oh from ~ to - feet. Many of
The lots are fenced and in cultivation,
With bearing orchard trees and shrub
berry.
A large number of neat cottages
hHve already been built In this adtli-
ton, and are now occupied by thrifty
citizens.