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Q. & C.'S
Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy

r. the L,ssi S,s Sarea, SdfsS dad flfasfftss
medicine for Bowel Campiain vet discover
cd. One tose viii care balm IN the stomach
In 5 minutes /; will cure Cholera Morbas
In To 10 minutes, according 10 the severe
ness IL the attack. Dyscntety, Diarrlra,
chrouie Darrhml ana Bloody Finx are
speedily cared by it. II aere,' .fails q gise r.,
Hef IL produces no injurious effects on the
system, and is so pleasant, when reduced
with water, that children viii cry far II.
rhcuaands of towans bear testimony OF its
wonderful cures aud mary claim thai To u
they owe their health, their happiness or
their lives. 4, endorsed and prescribed
by Physicians. as they have found IL far su-
peripr aud mere certain In its effects, than
the rem dies usually prescribed. Mint
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An undertaken in San Francisco
has discovered "a process OF preserv-
ing bodies of deceased persons by
washing them with chemical solu
ton and enclosing them In casket
containing antiseptic chemicals under
a false bottom. He keeps corpse
for show i'm his warerooms and has
one now which he prepared forty days
ago. II Is that OF "A Swede who died
in the county hospital The t'ody re-
mains free from discoloration and tbs
joints are as supple as in life.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.
sT. PART, Aug. q, 1854

IT, n. sTwyrS- Esq:
Dear SRI sho1'd ~ wanting In gratitude. u
faiiei 20 kH0s ledge shst the NEeETINE has dope
,of me- / sTNs astsckee ANSslt eleven months since
with Byaarhffi. whfef .~ig3es3 into Consumption.
ha4 Ri.f; srssS and ss.r cls = distressed fr
h-ass ars5 frequently -.i hsea RAs al rfnacfrsi,
g=ry -Sk, and 30 lSs ti@t ai IEieilss tnousiA ny
.nSe boEss-..
Iyas ssxieest 10 make trial nf tie SEsETfsE
rAssa nYaer tie p-oEtsenc- al God. tss cured me,
7isat he mss bs tte 81 sgus -EFirJls 10 oz!eTs
a. > Las - me-. at8 fist h. & sEF grsee nay al
fr44 vou : tAs. ItsafFfg = a7e II ErfufFag,
AFa6ss se-.srs EENJ MIN PEI TIN6fLl-
r. s-Mre : hat os-e susagc the n4zEy c.-sss
vasr ussa se8re -. efTrsfpai d this ,4soe. b. Z.
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A Missouri clergyman il asked TO
vaeate the pulpit just because he had
three wives and j. suspected Of having
poisoned the fourth. Church con
gr.gations are becoming 20 particular
that after while clergyman will
not he permitted 10 have any worldly
pleasures at all.
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THE 0RIGIONAL AND ONLY
GEN UINE
"VibratOr''
qhreslilg Machines,

AbNslSitIN 1T
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TWo styles 0fWsanfed lk0rse.p0Werss our
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horses.
C.,wp trte Step m Pow r ffsttlfss our nnrivgI-
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Beauty Of Dies gn, Perfect Narkmapship. L.egani
r nsh complete In every deiai and IN all respects
. iii companion for ce ebtstea steam seps-a
ter.
Q. prossiy fof steam Power. eni 10 match Ia amy
aid nj ! other make of Ehsines. also per sfctis
. q Il d 10 90 With any snd al oib+I make af
Uorse Powers for gel s,ng from "A Ia inch
kngth OF yiindef, and ~ TO - Inches width Of
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fke Worldwide Repafai Ion Of cur matchiess
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damp wet while fnr Flax TtMoshy and like
teesis, mo other III chimes caa trntatuily claim
AAs comparison"
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A letter WRITER who - =
sale Of yesrlings 4 rhostss1 % nm
near Philadelphia. says there Ses enc
box-.aall in the stable tlnf was
passed carelessiy by while the year
linys were being exhibited, until =
gentleman causally remarked what
have sou got theres' The guo'n OPEN
Ell the door, aud the yisitors saw
poor locking. iecrepit cid mare with
every bone In her body standing out
As IL the flesh Was gradually wearing
away. and with eyes sunkesi and
bleered- that was left Of the famous
Flora Temple, queen Of the trotting
turf. Flora came to Mr.. WeIch's farm
in October, 1854, and has since had
three foals. The old mare is now -
years Of age, and will soon pass away.
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Two Turkish spies were laitly ar
rested in the Russian lines nc Giur
gevo, and shot. One was PROFOUNDLY
Indifferent To his fate, and desired
that hi, eyes should not he bandaged.
He received the platoon with q steady
gaze. and fell flat on his face as the
balls pierced him. Before the execu-
ton he cast Chances of supreme col-
tempt upon his companion, Who was
In mortal far and yelled piteously.
II WAS necessary to force him 10 the
spot and tie him 10 stake.
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The Mt. Vernon National bank re
Gently expressed s.. go in Greenbacks
to the Third National Bank Of St.
Louis. When the packages was open
ed by the latter bank, it was found to
contain nothing but brown paper, cut
the size of bank notes. The glestion
il, where was the packages opened
and the paper -ubssita,ed Nor tn
NOTES
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An Indian maiden having curious
~ Watched the marking Of barrels Of
-four in fiourishing flour mill In
Winona, Mimi, entered UNSEEN, and
marked her blanket, "Ellsworth's
choice She paraded the streets
delighted with this mark of distjnc-
ton, and greatly to the disgust of Mr..
Ellsworth, who is confirmed bach
alnr
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Celebrated ely dcstl;sle lROr.e
METH ERBY.

Nsfharhy " u stand for mares this season,
! s71 q. the 70 lowing places: Mondays Of
eacp week commencing April 30th. at the
stable Of ] mes Davidson, north west OF
Red OAK; tuesdays at Stanwaod; Wednes-
GAYS and saturdays at Mechanicssille
Thursdays AMI Fridays at Lisbon.
p HDIoREE.
Netherhy WIS bred by Joseph Gregg, Can
ada Wes.. His sire was the well known
Clydesdale horse. Old Netherby, bred by
Vim. Fawkcs, Anaan, Dumfriesshire, Scot
land. HIS taken prizes ct Carlisle, Cocker
manth, aud elsewhere In Great Britain. He
gained Er-t prize at the Provincial EAhlbi-
tions OF i,s4, 1851 and 1865. and also al m sns
local shows In G. w. Odd Netharhy hy
Mosstrooper, who has taken nGnsltsr ~
prizes, both In Scotland ani England. His
lsas4 Drsf y saa1a sasea AZ
William Wallace; e. dam, by imported Bay
Wallace; 2 = dam, by imported Old Clyde.
Netherby has taken prizes at Markham.
Pickering, Whiiby, and other places in Can
ada, and was also awarded weepstakes pre-
mitim over all competition as draft Draft
Horse at the Fair Of the District Agricultn-
raj Society, held at McchAnicsville last fall.
TERMS.-To insure foal, sl5, 10 be paid
on the first Of February, 1878. Persons dis
posing of their mares before February LIST
will be charged insurance, miles satisfacto-
~ evidence Is given that they were not in
foal. All accidents at the risk Of owners.
GREIG Il DAVIDSON.
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TAKE 1T PUBLIC.



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3. s4r.sg fsAs kaaw VIZ TINE 20 n the Eaf-z ~
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Gzsit eros stlg vote, Ena tEe discharge from the
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tHse EEoEYfNt co8A3 s-r thst she wa- imprus
iaE 81 iase serraG hottie So continued taking Tie
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opgtks. ] an u8s isFpt ii informing you and the
rH6Ass & yBc c5sOa-e ~ make II pablsc That sae %
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sa,- bar&in. csc sasst. Ienos feel fa-,ihed in
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Io ss8-z. 4 Is f- god, h,yest. yr.s' able med
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An, 4e-. fully, /. 4. eAKbELI.
Store s5I Broadway.
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eoEspa Ht-. II ius Agafai-s ard strengthens The
sssehs eflt sEt- Rpn ihs -vtrciiys organs slay
u fs5ErR#sG 3.sn-ts aHd cures nlgsratIun, cures
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Don't leave your old tobacco quids
where the innocent little children will
mistake them for ehe-tnnt-, reads a
ign on hotel in Maine.
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Canadian Stallion,
Y ung Napoleon,

WIN stand for mares during the season OF
1871 at the stable Of John sstiey, Jr , in Red
Ook.
YouNG NAPoLEoS Il three years old-a
DARK dappIe bay lrse Vi tne style aud &C
ton. about fourteen hands high, and weigh
ing 100 pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure; payable
February 1st, 1878. Great care taken, but
accidents at owners risk. Mares from Q
distance kept reasonably.
u 3mo JOHN SaFLEf, Jr.
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IN the atmosphere experienced hcrc dur
ing the summer months, The lethargy pro-
duccd by the heat takes away the desire for
= holesome food, and frequent preparations
reduce bodii, energy. particularly those
sutTrrinv from the effects OF facilitating
diseases IN order 20 keep natural health
mi activity Of the system VIZ must resort 10
artificial means For this purpose Schenek's
SEA Weed Tonic IL very efsectnii. few
doses will create an appetite aud give fresh
yivor TO the enervatcd body. For dyspepsia
Il 4 Invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
manently cured by the drugs which are gen
orally employed for that purpose. The Sea
Weed Tonic In its nature Is totally different
from such drugs. II contains no corrosive
minerals or acids. In fact it assists the reg
ulsr opera tions OF nature, and supplies her
deficiencies The tonic In it, nature so much
resembles the gastric juice that 1t u almost
identical with that fluid. The gastric juice
il the natural solvent which. in healthy
condition of the body. causes the food 10 be
digested. and when this Juice In not exere-
ted in sufficient quantities. indigestion with
all lis distressing symptoms. follows. The
Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty OF the
gastric Juice when the latter is deficient.
Schcnek's Sea Weed Tonic is sold by drug.
ois,s 2Tw4
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YOUNG MEN,

Apply 10 the editor Of this paper for half
membership cal discount) in Bayites Great
H~rehantiae College, Keokok, Iowa, on the
Mississippi. Bookkeepers, PenDen. Report
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Original Notice .
james G. Horn, Plaintiff,
AGAINST

James G. Horn, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The unknown heirs ut Law
of David kiuck and Eliza. |
beth kiock, decd: silas
Hoon and Mary j. Hoon,
Justice Hoan, James LEAH, Circuit court,
heart and the unknown Cedar county
hers Of Elizabeth Leah iowa, Ausu.t
heart, decd; jams itoun, Term, lsii
and Mary Hoou, Ann NJ
Maryland, James Nary.
hand, john W. Hoon and
imma liooD, being heirs
ut law Of Valentine Hoon,
deceased, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there l. now
on file in The Office Of the Clerk of the lir.
emit court, In and for the county Of Cedar.
10 the state Of Iowa, petition Of james c.
morn, Plaintiff, claiming Of yon that be Is
TIE owner OF the northwest IA northeast 1 4
scetion So, township ~, range 5, west of the
9TH principal meridian
mat said David klock entered said land
ana conveyed The same to one Nathan Zsy
mig sometime about 1850, bnt that no deca
IS on record from said David Klock to Der
mig or 10 any person. That afterwards a ia
land was sold TO one Valentine Hoop. now
deceased. That said Valentine Hocn sold
atd undertook 10 convey said land 10 main
TN, but enormously described said Land as
The northwest ! 4 southeast IA, instead a,
sne northwest a northeast IA, section ri
That said plaintiff has seen In quiet posses.
sion oi saii premises since 1864 Defend
ises '" P'e"'
VOW unless you appear TO saId petition
aua asiend thereto a. or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said C.nr,
70 DC begun and held AZ Upton In said
county, on the 9Th day of August, 1871.
aeiauh viii be entered against yon And
Judgment rendered ihereon In aecnraann.
Win the prayer Of said petition.
60. PlATT Il CARR,
800 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THE STATE OF IOWA, IS:
The foregoing notice has been examined
ny me. and the same u approved. oad !, /.
ordered that the notice be published in The
IiPfoS ADyERrisER for FIX consrcn,i.,
weeks. Non''S"'N'
= witness my hand this sth asy of Inn. 4
! =. .oT, JOHN MoKEAN,
Judge Circuit court, 9Th jud. Civ,
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vH.rf m HAs DONE AND VIII DO AGAIN:
II has curei some of the most aggravated
eases az Neuralgia and Tocthache In ten 10
thirty minutes; Sick Headache aud Sun
pain i'm the ssme time,
For Lame Back. >prains or Rheumatism,
great relief is given in u To - hours by ep-
plying the Liaiment from three 70 ave times
a day.
swelling CT limbs, caased by sprains or
rh4umstis removed In six to twelve hours.
Good reference can he given from all who
have tried ii in this vicinity. and In one case
of headache. where the pain continued for
weeks without any cessation. this wonderful
Liniment cured 1t In ten minutes.
Price per bottle, . and - cents.
1.-Two thirds OF ;hr Lniment is used out
Of bottle without any relief, retarn the
bottle aud get your money.
For sale by agents Itf
GEO. CONWAY. Upton. La.
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Did ! ever love any other girl ~
repeated prospective bridegroom, in
answer 10 the fearful query Of his in
tended. Why, darling If course
not; how could you AK -uch a qae--
tom You are my first, nay only
love. This heart knew no Weakening
until the sunshine Of your
loge -treanei in aud woke il To
I ecsta-y.' And then he sis-ed her
Z tendprly and went home and said To
i himself, 4 must hurry them things
outer the way right oif or there'il be
row" and he collected together a
great pile % letter, written in all
| kinds of feminine hands, with loI- Of
faded flowers, ana photographs and
locks of hair. and bits Of faded rihs-Gn,
and other things. aud when the
whole collection had been crammed
into the kitchen CRATE, he drew deep
sigh and said TO himself, There goes
all that. left Of II undyiny ioyes-Iet
'er flicker
| The Cincinnati Ttnscs think that
| the growing in the North about Jus
| tice Waite social reception n Charlie
ton j. running into snobbishne--.
That paper say:
Ii the soushern ehivalry did rot see
/ fit tn pay him the customary social
assertions, 70 much the wore for
them-he ought TO stand IT, II they
can. The fact il Of some Importance
a. further evidence Of the deep-seat.
hostility which the south has TO any
thing or any one connected with the
Federal Government: but IL IL not, 80
il appears TO IL, matter for either
National interference or National up
roar. II the South had refused To
recognize Judge Waite in hi. official
capacity. or had treated him AZ they
treated Judge Chisholm, we might
have been pardoned for indulyipg in
a little censure, though il would, even
then, have been unwi.e, and opposed
to the policy Of Cancellation, ~ take
any action. But "the hand Of Doug
las il still bis own and when we es-
hibit chagrin and wrath at his refusing
to offer il to Us, we ape the folly Of Mr..
Goldfish Aristocracy, who gpe- into
canDiption fits because Mrs. Pedigree
refuses To call on her. When the
Louisiana chivalry paid social court
10 Charley Foster, OF the Congre-sion-
al Committee, and got their e4uiva-
lent for il. We saw no ground for ex-
ce-sive enthusiasm over the courtesy,
and we see 40 reason for extensive
wrath because they exhibited the bad
taste OF AL opposite course toward
the Chief Justice. Republicans can
get along very well without social at
tentions, provided their lives, their
liberty, and their property are re-
spected. 1t seems inexpres-ibly pitt
ful and mean to be moaning over .
social spub To the Chief Justice while
the grass IL not yet green on the
tomb Of Nellie Chisholm.
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DIES MONIES & MINNESOTA B. R.
1JARROw-o
Three Cirst-Cla<. Train. each
way daily betWeen Des
MOines and 4 mes.

Connecting close and certain with all Pas
senger trains on the Chicago q Northwest
ern railway.
Passengers from Des Moines and all points
South, can leave
DAY TRAIN. NIGHT TRAIN.
Clinton: 5-sj a III Clinton. ~ p. IN.
Cedar Rapids y ~ p m. Cedar Rapid :. idp m
MArshaiitown. I:i0p m Marshalit n, HIS p m.
M. tai June 81. u IN Mo. val. June s:s3pm
Grand June. =: ~ p III. ,ITand juno 1910 p m.
Ames. 3ls T.. Ames, 30 "A. Ill.
Arrive D.s VI rS1 pm. AT. Dcs VI. 400 IN
Afnes Accommodation leaves al $50 a M
Trains leave I - Moinr-: Mail and Express,
I2.f m: Afnes Accommodation. s.fs p. IN /:
Night Express, f:9 p. IA.
toSSYtsrioS- AT DIS MotSE-.-c, r. i. p.
r. H.. East West aud southwest. keOk nh 4
De- A0ines for Ottumwa, keCkuk. ~. Louis
and All points south and southwest.
q. w. NELSON. J. j. SMART.
Gent Ticket Agent. Cen supt.
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TIE
FLORENCE OIL STOVE
For Heoting or Tootf,sg
Two STOVES IN one.

SAFE.
Dttoriess and ftyt<frSls.
Jan be used without
himney fines. as il gen
rates no smoke box
i0u- gas"-
MEaTS aud BEE ~
cooked By this stove are
better favored and more
digestabls han when
ppnEed hg wood ar rfsug
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Cumnock Jock

Chisholm, Clarence, Iowa. tie Is iappie
hrnsn, If hands high, weighs 2ss0 pounds.
sish great strength Of bone. and good
aetion. Was br.d By George slosn. Esq,
BrOcksocs, Ayrshire.
PEDIGREE.
SrRE-The pare Ciydesdaie Stallion.
Yong GLORY; Young Glory BY Farmers
GLORY. dana first class Ciydesaale mare,
the mother of three travelling stations. Que
OF them went TO England and took twenty
ave prizes there. CUMSOCk JOCK has
proved himself sure foal getter. He has
stood for four seasons 10 AYR and
vicinity, and although this is well known to
bat one Of tbs hest horse breeding districts
In Scotland. bis stock will compare farora-
bly, with any horse that ever Travelled there.
One Oh his colts took the first prize IL The
great Fair held In Ayr in 1874, and nam
Der Of Others at various local shows in the
west Of Scotland.
VIII staad for season Of 1877 as follows
Saturday. and Mondays OF each week at thu
days IN Stanwood; Wednesdays at James
lgrig's, oae mile northwest of Clarence
Tharsa&ys and Friday iii noon al VIM
Chisheirn's, one Enile east Of Onion Grove
Friday Afternoon in Clarence.
TEEaS.-To insure, $40, due Feb. ist, 1878
Persons 6tsposing Of their mares previou
- that tirae will be required 70 make pay
IaeBi D. fore doing 50, unless il Is eviden
tue mares are not with foal. Accidents q
the owners ris>. Mares from a distane
Kept on reasonable terms.
i1-3mo CHISHOLM " SAfLEY.
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VIII make The .e sson Of 1871, a. follows:
TAN - sHtSTFR:--M Monday at Ma.sil,
lon. Tuesday At Lonjen, "wednesday at Big
Rock. fharsday At Inland. Friday at the
stab Of John T Mardis 4; !. mile. north or
inland; saturday attarnoon At the stable ~
VIM Chisholm. GREIG & CHISHOLM
BALLIE SfCOL GaRyIR:-Monday At
Oxford MILF; Tuesday and Wedbesday, 81
stable u b. A. smith, near Hale; Thur. day.
al the stable ri w. Andrew Michel, AZ miles
nosthwest OF Clarence; Friday and saturs
day, at the stable of VIM Chisholm.
WM. CHISHOLM.
These horses we're selected and imported
ny The subscribers In Iss8, al great ax.
pense, after visiting ali the principal dis
tricts in seotisnd celebrated for their breed
Of Gsydcs6ales. And for purity o blood
strength OF bone and muscle, style and ae
tlon, and every point which cons.itu.es !.
nfss class agricultural horse, they will stand
second 70 none In the State.
y. B.-For pedigree, terms and furth =,
part'enfATs see printed posters.
GREiG & CHISHOLM.
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Has Entirely Cured Nc.

ED-TONt UctODef, IsiUs
Nv STEVENS:
bear sir-hr daughter, after having severe at
tack af wlonIipg copgh, eit IN feeble state IT
health. Being advised by friend. she tried the
SraErISy, and sitter using lev bottles ass fuils re-
stored 70 health.
! have heen q great suffer from Rheumatism. ]
hare taken several bo,fhss of the VfGErrsE for this
complaint aid happy 10 say IL has entirely cnred
me- ina.sNEpngpsnasdsth r SEsgEsAE 10 others
with the <asse 4 I'D r.euifs II Is Lfeat ccsnser
sud pnr.tss OF the bleed il i pleasant 10 take and
| can ctserfuiIy recommend IL.
JANIS MORSE, 3G4 Athens Street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05

Circuit court,
Cedar county,
Iowa, Ausust
Term, ISL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05

J .. WEsTCOTT, Agent. Upton. Iowa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-21

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall, November 20, 1877.
mo. 217-Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be and are hereby made for the month OF
October. 1877, and that the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator of
Finance in payment of the same whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund for each account, and not
otherwise appropriated:
James d. Houston, criminal sheriff, for
maintenance Of prisoners, approv-
ed neutrality-suspicious.. $5,072 40
For fees and costs in the First District
Court. approved ....,:......... 1857 40
For fees and costs IN the Superior
Criminal Court apprUysd........ tool 30
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-21

house ana Nersh Peters streets. Referred 10 the
Administrator Of Uoninsfee.
From Tbos. williams, agent, complaining of
the drainage Of The Fourth District. Referred 10
Messrs. Uavanae, Edwards and HengstorfF.
From geo. Mather, secretary Of Board Of I'm.
derwriters, Eugene May, president Fifemsn's
Charitable Association Sixth District. aud eiti
gems residing in the Sixth District, for The extern
sion of the fire alarm telegraph. Referred TO The
Administrator Of Police
The Council then adjourned.
THO5. q. HAPtER. Secretary.