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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-19

10 al! 10 FhoM f"fsf FFfs-HfN sFds cams, .rs'iBg:
w HiI.EtN, it f.; - all AT If the General
w Ass. mi,'y If IT,. state o. ,os-a I'D. the
duty Of the In,crnJr At - !Al3ts H.. Lefole
any r.I.g..,' ! c.,oH - t.. - bis Iru'i 'G:stion
Designating all he oiHr,> 40 &c G.'cd hj vote of
all the ,ector- Ih he ate or ~ the ,r' tors Of
any Judicial District.
Now therefore |, $sHi.LI !. kikKwoop. Gov
ernur Of thu ate Of Iowa do by this my procla
nation publish and declare that at the next gen
cr;,l election to he held on the second Tuesday Of
Uoto"", nest The following offices ara to lie fill
ed to WI:
The Office ufttoverEor.
The Office Of Licutenant Governor.
The office If !aA- 20 Of The Supreme Court,
The Office II Ih.# e,rnt3iive to Congress from
th" FIRST C"nErc~slonai District, 10 till the -
can ocr%stoned by the resignstioa ol Hon.
~aI.4cI Il. Curtis.
Anl the office Of District Judge Of th. SiAtn
J"d al District, to Ill tie 'a"anr, occssloaed
by the gr-ignatIrE Of Hon William ". Stone.
Nne.fpi 81 ciiM, rs aud olives concerned,
particularly the sheriff. Of the ~.N%rsi c"Gnhe,
will take notice ani hc ryerircl accordingly.
In ties imony whereof have hereun'o
; LIS. 81; my hand and affixed the great sea- Of
I WV the stat" of Iowa. Done nj Dies Moas
this @0'h lay o. August, 1861. of the lndePhd,.
encc OF the T'nit-d States the eighty sixth ant~
this Stae the fifteenth.
BY the Governor, ShNi'EfJ J. kIRkHOop
ELIJAH SELLS. Secret,rs OF state.
NoTE The fifth section of chapter l59, laws
Of 1855, provides follows: at shall be duty o.
the sheriff to give at least ten days notice there
OF by causing Il copy of such proclamation 70 pe
published IN some newspaper pnbfished ! ~ 'n'
county, if any be published therein ana VI NOV,
by posting rops Of the proclamation N NOV
less than live of the most public placesi IN '''e
county" moss tel
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GOOD REASONS.


a. late "Ieopie meeting IN Ma
rion, Iowa, Judge lsbcil being present
though not takinr mart, cd ioare =,
.ho lo,so sor ;.
ava WV ''''" '''' - ''Nne HIS
position on the proprety Of abandoning
the Republican organization. We COM
mend his rraso,,s n c,.or,, ana ,rb,, ro.oa
for ,1r Iirco,o W. oon. f., 49,
- 'fy 'o'" ''0
h'"n county NcJ'sFer--Nr lsbei. said:
. am one ot those who believe, that
the frequent threats If those now arraycd
IN arms against the Government of the
n'ted States, that no Republican shall
administer the Government though con.
stitutionaiIT elected. dcmand, Of All Re-.
pub!icms. that they should stand hv and
uphold the Constit1tional!v Gle ted Pres.
ilcnt Of their choice, so long as he shall
administer the Government with G4oI;tv.
,pl ,b., any, +ol,or;, H., ., -
support now, will be hailed as a barbin
COR Of ihim1'r IIctory, BY those in re.
bclion against his authoritv
Il believe. therefore, that to abandon
the ORGANIZATION hv which be was eIac,od
now, would be "a concession in the faco
of menace encouraging his enemies and
tending to induce defeated parties in fin.
! ture, to exact like concessions
! believe that all r, litical issues both
State ard National. have become ahsorb,
d in this one GREAT iS>ua shall t!n rae,
uIary constituted authority be axser,cd
and its supremacy m,;n..;nol t,run ,Nh'
out the whole J.nion nr sla1I th n,o G H.
eminent be drstrovrd2 Ana ~ ~, ,p;.
treat issue al Hnnnh1;c.,s an,h,.; 'n'e
pronounce that the acs,rro,;dn ] az ,h
+ Government If tlose To;,oI y en-. ."e
would be the orea,ost no1;,;aaI '.'".'s
that could bef,II uanL;iJ ''"'N''y
| therefore believe that pon,h,;o.n.
should humbIv anneal to al, ,i,r;n.s -
all pa,tics. 70 mite with .h.,p as I.1,S
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EE~The Federal Envernn

N9~The Federal Government is active
in arresting the "peace" men in Mary
land. If the war continues long, certain
"peace' men in this county will need to
be looked after. Men who refuse to
stand 10y their country now are abcttors
of treason and should be treated as such
To prevent the enlistment of volunteers
is to furnish "aid and comfort to the en-
envy as surely as enlistment in the
ranks Of its enemies would be. Let the
secession sympathizers beware.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.


FRIEND DANIELS:
SO little of interest has occurred here
within the last two weeks, that my pres
ent communication will be brief and fear
un'nteresting also. On Thursday, Goth
ult., the 9TH Regiment removed from
their quarters in the city to an cneamp-
mcnt two miles out Of and southeast from
the city. The camp ground is clover
field containing about twenty acres; and
has a gentle inclination towards the
south. The higher or northern par. is
used for the encampment, the other part
for parade ground The cncampment is
surrounded on three sides with q dense
growth Of tiE. Der, which renders it quite
pleasant whilst We have no fears of an
attack from the enemy. Our company
is supplied with eight small tents, capa-
bic Of accommodating six men each, and
two round Fremont tents, large enough
to hold twenty men each. We remained
quietly in camp, attending to its usual
routine Of paroles, drills, &c. until Mon
LAY, except that on Sunday night the
regiment was called out twice on account
Of the firing of the picl;ets. The first
alarm, the picket supposed be saw an en-
envy and fired, but was mistaken. The
next alarm, the guard saw the enemy
quietly stealing up on his hands aud
knees, evidently intending to enter the
camp without giving the countcrsign.-
The guard gave the usual call and order.
ed ''hait three times, which being un-
answered ard UNDECIDED he fred when
the victim fell, losing her life as a penal
ty tor Her rashness. Next morning foar
mothcrIess little pigs were found wander
ing through the camp.
On Monday, ID, preparations were
being made through the day for march.
Such things as were needed on march
that we had not been supplied wish
were issued to US, and at dark the rcgi.
ment were marched down to the city
where we embarked on the steamers War
Eagle and Iatan with the intention of
moving up the river, Int hv the time We
were embarked tac rain began to pour
down in torrents aud continued all night,
SO We were delayed till morning when We
got under WY aui went M the river
about 33 miles, to the town Of noaQsport,
where the regiment was landed, reformed
and five of the companies, including Co.
\, re embarked and went down the river
ID miles to the town Of Providence where
We arrived about midnight. Here VIC
dlsembarkcd and took up the line Of
march for Columbia, the county seat Of
Boone county. This is very pretty
town Of about 800 inleLitants. The
State University is located here and in
this building We were quartered while
we remained here. We got here about
daylight, and found it very strong Sc
cess!on place. Remained until the next
morning when we marched homeward,
making about fifteen miles the first day
The following day, Friday, We marched
about fourteen miles to the river and
within six miles of the city, where the
boats met US and brought us to the city,
and from thence we marched to camp
where We arrived at dark after long,
hard, and Gas far as we could seq a use.
less march
We have picket guard surrounding
this city and at a distance or two or three
miles out. and all the encampments are
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-19
TIE SERAyENV.OITS.

The untcrriGcd Democracy, who are
determined to hold on to the name of
Democracy though all tie principles are
discarded, held their convention last
Monday. Nine townships were repre-
scented. Messrs. Swineford, Piatt Il Co. :,
delegates to the last Democratic conven-
ton, presented themselves, bu. were
amazed to find that new set cf delegates
had been selected. They wcrr Hing to
g into a Nahoncy convention and a
"peopic's convention but the Mahon
eyitcs didn't want their company. The
following nominations were made:
For R"prcsentativcs-E. +. Whit
comb and ". Il. Ed gar; for Co. Judge,
r. NJ. Long; fer Treasurer and Rccor-
der, S. Wamplcr; for Sheriff, George
Huber. The others have escaped our
memory.
If Mr.. Wamp!er can be indorsed by
uch convention, what Republican can
upport him.
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N. b. BAKER, Adjt. Gen. of Iowa.
sources Of Supply for Kentucky.

Of thirty-three regiments Of Ohio vol.
rntecrs, not now in the service, ten are
in camps complete, seventeen nearly full,
and six in process of organization for
camp. The Cincinnati Commercial prom.
ises that if Kentucky wants them, Ohio
will furnish 10000 men within a fort.
night, all armed and equipped as the law
directs. Indiana could also, probably,
throw 10000 men across the river to
help Kentucky, within the next ten days.
- Chicago Tribune.
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9ss~ In the Mahoney Convention last
Monday, the committee to report candi-
dates did not report the name Of S. WAN
pier, and Mr.. Waite moved that his
(Wamp.er' nal.e be added to the list.
Is Mr. Wampler enough secessionist to
suit Mr.. Wac; Is he good enough Tn,
ion man to suit the third party? If so
why uov 60 in with the Nahoneyites at
once.
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Republican County Ticket.

For Representatfvcs--JAME II. ROTHROCK;
III. c. LOOMS.
For County Judgc-IIoN. J. G. Belts.
For Treasurer and Recorder--C,. p INGMAN,
For Sherif-DAVID PL,TNFR
For Ssp't of Public Schoos--WM. =. WOLF.
For Survey or-L. d. DURBlN.
For Coroner-AUSTfN PARSONS.
For Drainage Commssioner--iEoS. r. gov Ar
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-19
AUCTION.

ALFRED CAREY, having volunteered for tho
defence ofhis country, will sell his propertyat
auction, on Saturday the 2lst September, 1861,
at my misunderstanding in part Of the fol
lowing. viz:
mare, years old; mare 6 years old mare
years old; | cow 3 head young cattle; FIAT
hogs; brood SOW and pigs; twohorse wagon;
sett double harness; ! sett hobbs, Il acres Of
corn; piows, harrows, &c.
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
TERMs-One year al ten per cent, with two
approved sureties. None Of this property WIZ
be disposed of nj plvat" sale before the auction
J.. f. l.. CAREY.
Springfield, Sept &, 1861: Nv
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THE. MOTIVE,

That many Republicans signed the
call for the Mass Convention of last Sat-
urday in good faith, we are free to al
NIT, but that the motives Of the principal
gcttcrs up Of it were so pIre and unset
fish we do not believe There are three
men in this place who should be consid-
cred the fathers Of the w hat is it?'
convention. One Of them was candi-
date for Senator two years ago, but failed
to get 'wotes' enough. 1t is true his
name does not appear on the call, because
they wanted to say that " the politicians
had nothing to Go with it it is a move
Of the people, but yet we know h. got
sgners to the call, aud was one of the
wire pullcrs. Another one Of the trio
tried hard to get the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff, two years ago, but failed,
and then voted for Ben. NJ Samucls fer
Governor The last of the trio voted,
so it is said, two years ago for the Col
and voted and worked hard for the clcc-
ton Of the present Treasurer. althonrh
he claimed to be a Republican. He has
recently said that he had rather support
,ho D,,oou.o, .ho, ,ho t,...,.... .,,
,,-.
HAS 0e''' extremely ANXIOUS 10 secure the
nomination aal reelection of the prcsen:
-, g Wv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-19

Col. Merritt declines the nomina.
tion, on the rattlesnakc ticket, for Lieut..
Governor. The Col. is patriot and re.
fuses to stand with Mason and Ellwood
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-19
Preparing to Draft.

We have the very best authority for
stating that the Governor has issued
an order to Adit Gen. Baker to arrange
the muster roll of this congressional dis
trict. preparatory to obtaining recruits
by drifting We still hope, however,
that a sufficient number Of volunteers
may be obtained to render a resort to
drafting unnecessary -Nss Jour 10Th.
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Ety~ 1t is proverbial that young con-
vcrts are over Jealous, and allow their
zeal to get the better Of their discretion
1t is often so with those whose CONVEX
sion is genuine, and is almost always so
I with those who are hypocritical. Oar
friend of the Democrat is Il new convert
he has seen the error Of his ways as
Democrat and has torsak2n them. So
far good but his zeal is such that be
torgets that there are others who have
long been firm in the Union faith, whose
character is above suspicion, aud who do
not feel that it is necessary for them to
reiterate, daily, their devotion to the I'm
ion. The Democrat, fearing that its con.
version might be suspected, feels that it
Is necessary to constantly call its oppo.
noats by every approbrious cpi,hct that
it can think of, and because the A1rcy.t. .
ser does not continually DO the same
hing, 1t tries to raise a doubt, as to the
'atri1tism Of the Adrertiscr. We hope
ur ncighbor viii hold out in hi, opposi,
ion to the treason that i in his late
,arty. As he has been with them he
'ught to know what they are, and we
viii not dispute with him on that score;
)ut he should remember that t-aducinc
Union men will not alone prevent susp-
;ior from attaching to himself.
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THE THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.

| We had written an account of the do
Jugs Of the Third Party convention Of
last Saturday, but as at this time the
Third Party kettle is boiling so rapidly
that it is likely to all cvaporate, We will
wait and see what week will bring forth
before We say much. The following was
the ticket nominatcd:
For Representati'cs--Aaron Crissman
and J. s. Snyder; for County Judge,
Geo. Smith for Recorder aud Treasurer,
Samuel Wamplcr; for Sheriff, Won. Ba.
ker; for County Superintendent, r. Nc.
Caskey. The rest Of the ticket We do
not recollcct.
If there is any dependence to be placed
on what Everybody says in ones own
neiyhborhood, Mr.. Soydcr is Mahoney.
lite, or was until last Saturday. If he is
not a Mahoneyitc his conversion was
sudden one. However he was good
enough "Union man. for the purpose.
The nomination OK S. Wampler was
another bold stroke for " Union" con.
vention We would like to know who
Endorsed his Unionism. What has he
done to show his devotion to the Union
and when vas it? Was it when be sub
scrihel for the Oskaloosa T;ues n violent
secession paper, at the request Of can
cient Warren -? Was it BY keeping an
open mouthed reviler Of the Administra
tion and the war, in his office as deputy?
fla "Union party has to nominate such
men, Heaven save US from that "Tnion
party 1t is union Of oppositcs that
will work no good to our country.
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THE COUNTY TREASURER.

The present County Treasurer has been
nominated for reelection by two copven.
tions and while we have nothing to say
against the man, We have something to
say of his official conduct that is public
property and should be scrutinized close
| ly. One Of his first acts was to intimate
to the tax payers Of this school district,
when they came in to pay their taxes,
that they need not pay their school tax.
His object in so doing we do not know,
but its effect was to prevent the paymeu.
of the tax and the embarrass ment of the
school,
At the time the Board of Supervisors
met in January last, they thought it bcs,
to appoint a committee to examine the
Trcasurer's account. The committee re-
ported that the Treasurer had, in many
cases, neglected to collect the Interest
due on the tax, and that the amount
which he had thus failed to collect was
over 81 900. The Treasurer admitted
that he had failed to collect the interest
in many instances. VIII the people of
this county re elect a man who has thus
defrauded the treasury, and has been
respector of persons in the discharge of
his oiiicia! duties. We do not believe
they will do it. They will never inlorse
the action of an officer who was hardly
seated in his office before he began to
pave the way for a reelection by rcleas-
ing those whose votes he thought he
could thus buy. If any one doubts the
truth Of these statements, they can be
verified by calling on any member of the
board Of Supervisors or the Clerk Of the !
Board. We shall give other facts aud .
figures in reference to the doinys e the .
Treasurer, from time to time, but we
have, we think, given enough to open
the eyes Of the peopl'.
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T MA NUS vi ~ EE,
vs..
JAMES II. COVER,
BoRRFDELL COVER, ri al.
In Equity.
Original Notice.

oohhf DILL uoN ELK, ~ A. J
To Allen Hammond. T. c. Cover, Clarsssa' -
Cover, and Phelps. Bliss & Co.:
YOU are hereby notified that there Is now on ME ~
the office Of the Clerk of the District Court OF csua
County aforesaid petition in equity OF Francis Mcn.
claiming OF and "a against the said James tower ~
Borredell Tower, the foreclosure OF mortgage ON ~
OF all Of you your equity Of redemption IN ana 80 -
following real estate, situate in said Cedar couhy'
wit: Lots number one. two, Lhree four, hve, sA
seven in section twenty eight (2S) the west hall OF
northwest quarter, and the west half Of the soutns
quarter of section twenty (27), the nofhe.a
quarter and the half Of the northwest quartefs
the mort beast quarter ofthe southeast quarter oil sec
number thirty the north half Of the southwest
ter of section number thrtythree the east half o. -
southwest quarter of section twenty nine, anu ~.
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter OF see
twenty two, all in township eighty -one north Of 49,
number four west of 9Th p NJ, and containing III
thousand and twenty five acres, less. Ihe
mortgage having been executed by the said Jan0.s.
Cover and Borredell Cover, May 18th, 1856, to 1.n
the payment OF note Of same date executed ~
James H. Cover for ten thousand five hundred do1 ~
tH@ SAID Allen Hammond, william iiammoha, n
be.t DOVER, Charles W. Cover, I. g. Cover. JAM A.,
tower Clarissa J. Cover, and Phelps, Bliss C;ra
u reby notified that no personal claim Is made -
them in this action. ooa
Now unless You appear thereto and defend belps -
or the second day OF the next term OF said A.
fault WILDE entered against you and judgmeh Oh"
cree be rendered as prayed in said petition MN
FAIRALL 4 BOAL, Sol. for Plra..A
Ordered that publication of the within notice -
in the Upton .3dcestissr for four consecutive ve
ALONzO SHAW,
Clerk Of District Court, Cedar Co.. W.
Upton, August 18th, 1861.
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State OF Iowa vs.. D. b. Myers:
Justices fees-J. ID. Shearer
Constables fees--Tewis Kelso , vv 100
Witnesses-Lucinda Brunson '1o $40
cornelius Brunson 70 70
VIM Nash :. ~ 70
EB Town ~ 70
Charles Benson ~ 50
} l. Bradshaw. sheriff fees; subpnnss ~ ~ 70
state Of Iowa vs.. NJ. Cummins: lou $50
Justices fees-Patton ,so
j. B. McGiu 10y l5o
Constables fees-H FriDk 10y Loo
Witnesses--J Mitchell. 10 SIS
s Brunson iOo LOO
Homer Frink M 100
McFailing oo Loo
Smiley 1 i'oo LOO
+ Bray 10y Loo
Seymour Cook oo LOO
Frink LOO Loo
NJ Wicks 1 1'"o Loo
n Tanner ~" 100
l. s Brown ~ 100
State of Iowa vs. John Thorn. 100
Justices fees--J D Shearer ozo
Clerk } 3 McGill i oo $50
Constables fees-Lewis keIso as, G
Witnesses Steel ', 90 1865
Vim Thorn So 81
George Steel w 80
EGallaway en- S
y " Porter, deputy sheriff, on sub 10
poenas before grand jury, lso -,
State of Iowa vs.. John Fairchilds. '' $50
Witnesses before grand iur,-
John Safely In
Isabella Safely la 40
Eiizaheth Safely l,4O Wv
John Bunker an i4e
W Lusk Ia iiO
state of Iowa vs.. A. LATER; witnesses Nv
before gr. jury-Wm Walters len
Robert Cover ,on wv
nary seitzingev l,so Is"
I'd SSityipu.. lM
Iowa Insane Hospital esoo
Childs sundrles for co. Offices So 'aa
Samuel Doty5 wolf scalps soo 1ss
4 Shaw snr n ',..'f ter oeico 30Is ao,ls
State of Iowa vs.. John Merrck he. ''' I'9o
fore WIN Chase, j. p, constable.
fees-J Wilcox o.. So
James II Rothrock attorneys fees, '''
day. 8 trials, and general counsel u No TIA.
VIM Robinson, relief of vol family 1000 loaS
DR. + ID Iuel medical attention 10 '"'
volunteer family 95o 40
John Whan recording 100 deeds and o."
mort -agrs,e ma .0l days indexing6s,75 Gs7;
l. bradshaw sheriff fees and quar-
salary rom April TO July l6l 47ro 47eO
John Mcclure house rent for volun.
teer lrm Jan to Sept |, lsGl 1880 ina
= IN May hans part payment on con
tract for grading and paving $3.50 3l;o
John Reese, boarding panper Persc
BLOW from June to Ser. >, l-Gl 1850 1854
ao '"hden on ntlaCl q I'M count
~ Judge for grading. paving &C.,
IN part around court house square
cielk authorized to issue warrant
when the contract is completed 2G4 % pGiCo
John Swineford attorney fee in case
OF state Of loways. John q Fred
ericks in 1859, 5oo
Continued to October term:
John & Weeks for examination and
certificate of swamp land proof,
continued with the instructions ia
clerk 70 request J c Week to Off
cially certify to his bill ,5,o
Stewart Goodrich register US lard
Off DesMoines, continued with
INSTITUTIONS to clerk to request
Mr. Goodrich to officially certify to
his account I,5a
Johh Lindcrmaia continued for
want OF proof, 350
state Of Iowa vs.. John Montgomery and
Harvey Naincr. continued with in, trur
ton for justice t. correct and perfect
transcript.
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RB~ "Who can tell" whether J. S.
Snyder will vote for Mason, the Maho.
ney candidate for Governor? "Who can
tell " whether S. Wamplcr will vetc for
Mason? "The people" want to know.
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nsa- Barclay Coppoc and two of his
men, were killed at the railroad bridge
slaughter in Missouri.
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SAMUEL J. KIRK WOOD.
Sept. 10, 1861.
ADJrTAsr GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport, Sept. 10, 1861.

To Captains Of Companies and Re
cruiting OEcers,-In order to meet
promptly the requisition made upon the
State to crush out rebellion and defend
our borders. it is expected that every
officer in command u company organ
lied under the State laws, and every
recruiting officer, will promptly report to
this department the number of soldiers
ready to volunteer in the defense of the
country The fullest information is de-
sirable, and frequent reports arc reques-
ted.
n b. BAKER, Adjt. Gen. of Iowa.
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The California mail is to be carried via
Davenport.
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FRANCIS Mckee.

THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR cousTY,ss:
In the District Court of said Cedar county June Term
A. d. 1861.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED

Allowed at the September session Of the Boa rd
of Supervisors.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-23

GoDEY.-GoDEY's LsDY's BooK FOR Novem-
her is already out. The fronrispiece is an
amusing scene well eoren up. representing
the arrival OF "The New Boy,n at school
As usual he gives mammoth fashion plate
in colors, and large number OF plain en-
cravings OF new stiles Of dresses fancy
work, &c. The letter press is OF most an
excePiionable character, and such as will
tend TO elevate the intellect, and cultivate a
taste for good li,erasure. Cooley is decidely
"an insIilutionn