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ROAD DAMAGES.

do Daniel McHenry, 81 80
$50 80
BRIDGE REPAIRS
Amount paid for repairing bridges, 664 80
TAX REFUNDED.
Amt OF road. school, aud poor tax
on nuseaed Lands, returned 10
townships, 2,o9s OF
Aunt refunded TO Michael Brobst, 90
50, 100 o.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Amt paid Col. Co. Agricull'l Soc'y, 100 90
co. AUDITORS AND THEIR CLERK.
Amt. paid Audi ors aud heir Clerk, $40 so
do W. Writ auditing Pro-
lhonolary and Register'r accounts, IL 80
$50 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Spring election and swearing officers $50 SO
General election, 32S 90
Presidential Election, 34S 60
SI,O58 l9
COMMONWEALTH COSTS.
Amt. paid Witnesses, Justices, sc. c7O 90
COURT CRIER.
Amt. paid Moses CofTman, 49 90
FUEL
Amt. paid for Coal aud Wood, SO 10
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
Amount paid John &. Freeze, E>q, 50 90
INSURANCE
Amt. paid B. F. Hartman Tor Lyc.
Mutual Insurance Company, I9 33
INQUEST.
Amt paid VIM. T. Shuman, Esq,
body OF John T. Keelh, 10 81
Amt. paid Reuben Fahrluger, ESQ.
body OF Daniel Herbster, II 65
Ami paid John Hartman, Esq -
body of Baltis Acpleman, 10 73
Amt paid Reuben Fahringe:, E'q.
body OF Thomas Comfy, 20 Al
S59 I9
PENITENTlARY
Paid f. Penilentiary Tor supPor'
of convcts, 2l6 54
MEDICAL SERVICES.
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Paid +. S Penilentlary Tor supPor'
of convicts,


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HoHoway'S IiHs are The best remeTy knorn in
The 1cortd tOr the toLioUtng diseases.
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HIRAM C. HOVER,
SURGEON DENTIST.

]diee near wilson's Carriage shop,
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=
sale bss slEsk evezy cese il dsias we'll
Th1 ssuIs out Anelt and ssns Of the ooy'
are IL sick awssk vish them. spoke IN :
former lstsef Of the regiment having eneasa
to eat. nov have in my trunk . draft on
the Sub Treasury Of the United Szases II
81. Louis, for $ss,ll for extra provisions
which Co. B returned to the comm'ssary.
most Of il savsd during the month Of No
vember.l We resurned9 barrels Of aonr,
q bushels Of beans, so lbs. Of rice. IS los.
hard bread and Sc lbs. Of coffee; that looks
Ike starvation dont IL? From this com
pany fund ws pay . chief cook $40 per
month 10 addition to bis soldiers pay, and
his assistant o per month, leaving os :
handsome balance for . variety Of other
minor expenses which viii increase the
comfort Of the company and which Uncle
Sam hasn't had time TO think Of. 1t has
been stated that our Federal troops are bet
ter fed, clothed and paid than any other
troops 10 the world, and have no doubt
the statement il true, and suspect that
Notwithstanding the sneers OF L. Il. y.
Russell and his long cared hackers OF the
Times, that when We .'ges our hand in,' =
little, We can fight better than any other
troops in the world, too.
W. II. X.
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I,fc.v.,rvz Lss4, thoagh in our essimaaoo'
u, l...t' eomes Col. Dodge. he y 'ne
nr,..,t nmm.sder q this Post, ~h'ce q
the preseas time y : veiy impors.n. one.
he h, nov under bis command The iowa
An M sS,h. No. ee4th, Phelps Regimen.
Mo. VOL, and Capt. Woods Bat'aihon =
.un;sn Rangers in al $500 men. The entire
for.. nov rendezvous AZ this place amounts
to nearly ID. 900 troops, and all Of then ven
armed, and thoroughly drilled, Win Tug
exception Of ono or two Regiments OF sn'
Star. troops, and should Gen. Price mus
tar up enough courage to attack this place.
:. he il now threatening to do, be will meet
With very ,rarm reception.
Rumors, in regard to the Whereabouts o.
the c. s. A. army Of Missouri are very con-
Trajectory, and the citizens 81 your c'.s
knop where he is just AS much IS We DO
here. Friday last be was at Greensiile'
Sunday at Buffalo, $50 miles from that
place, Monday morning he and McCuiioch
xsre a, Springfield, and last night he was
e
an, a. Big PREY, Is miles from RolIa, with
so 900 men. Such are the ramors that arc
syery day circulated through the country
and are all more or lesstrue. freeman
bapdt,i are in the Southern part OF Texas
County, robbing and pillaging the whole
country round. The Iowa 4'h have got up
their winter quarters and will move into
them shortly. The health of the regiment
Notwithstanding the measles that have been
in the various commands here, is good
That is, there are no dangerous cases. Ih's
morning Col. Dodge sent So secession pr's'
oners to ST. Louis, there are still about lol
ut work on the Port.
| There is every indication OF movement
from this point soon. Whether or not the
Iowa 4sh will be included in those that go
| is undecided. Ii anything OF Importance
turns up will give you the details.
Yours. CHASSEuR.
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ssle--esms Ont, sssifaisg lie dsafh upon
uhiss borse,S and sssnded - tocsin Of
ur after which hs6ss - riding It .
farions rate. fxom ne poist Of tie cisJ TO
another, and then to Camp Weld.
Soon wss heard the diasans hugie and the
sound At martial music, mingiing with the
tramp Of gay Indian ponies, and the sreao
Of the brave veteran soldiers OF Colorado.
In less than an hosr from the Erss sounding
Of the notes Of var By the brave Aid,nos less
sh.n ,ix hundred men we're under arms
All night did they most Sigiianiiy deteno
the liberties Of this city. Save nos and
thea soms gay bss traast Loshario, Who,
perhap. had been basking in the smiles Of
some strange fair dame, on bis return md
the entrances TO bis own sacred hearth Sc
curely guarded, and, not having the pass
word, the poor creatures were compelled to
seek rspose in some place other saan Win
their lawful spouse.
Al last the night passed away, and upon
. critical examination next day, no blood
eonld he found shed 10 this terrible rem
counter. Thus ends the frst battle OF
Colorado.
A. the second battle, which occurred
,omc weeks after the firss, an amusing in
cidens is said to have occurred. The Gov
eruor has been looking out for many days
and nights, for visit from the Texas Ran
ers he xnew they were coming, four
tho ussnd strong, notwithstanding Forts
Wise and Garland, garrisoned by several
hundred of the regular army, were two or
three hundred miles south Of Us, and be-
tween Us and the Rangers. This willy aud
yigilsnt enemy were to, skulk BY these forts
and make drec. for this point-attack the
Governor, slay him, and thus at one blow,
put an end to this Glorious Confederacy
The officers Of our Regiment, being APP
prised of the plans of these Rangers, ADD
their eacerness to get hold Of our Governor
the Jackson of this war-were, OF course,
yig,lan, and watchful, and it so happened,
ia the dead Of one dark night, when ali was
hu,hed and still. a. death, blaze Of lurid
Ii,h. was seen ascending from the earth
heavenward, leaving blue streak dying
away behind it, burst in mid air, shooting
| proiectile blazes in every direction. This
was observed by our veteran Col. j. I.
Slough, and as quick as thought he com
I, l.. ha arp q
upon him. and would soon take the Cover
nor. lie callei aloud in hurried, feverish,
and excited voice, again and again, for his
m IN to arm for fgh. that the enemy were
at hand. Then came scene which heggars
all description The men rushed franti-
ca " to and fro, calling for their guns, when
the Col. IL said to have delivered himself
Of the following classical order: "G-d
d-n the guns never mind your guns
nerer mind your guns shoot their horses
shoe. their horses p 1t is not recorded
that any horses fell, hence no blood was
she'd in this battle. But what do you sup
| pose was the cause Of this terrible fright
| A rocket! Thus ended tho second battle
| in Colorado. .
cannot give you the history Of several
other battles which have taken place in this
Territory, but will reserve them until my
| next. Don JUAS.
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a "BIo THINo" VISIBLE TO THE "sE.
e. .-.f CRs8." Es

Gen. nALLscx has touched those 10 and
about Sc Louis, ~ho sympathize with the srai.
tors. In very tender place. In fact, he has
touched them on the raw, and they squirm
in . manner that cannot but make the loyal
hearts 81 the nation believe that slight
sprinkle OF Justice is being melted out to
those Who have constantly conspired against
toe safety Of the Governmens, the while il
protected them 10 oil the rights and imnu.
mites they enjoyed. Gen. HALLrcK has
come to the conclusion that this "game 10
about played on" aud, in vie~ Of the fact,
that large number Of Union families and
son-oenba,anss, have been pluniered and
driven frsm their homes 10 destitute CON-
d,ssea--sad that thousands Of such persons
are no~ fadiag their way to 81. Louis, and
elsimieg profession and suppsrs from the
Gssernmeus-he has, under the military
Lao Il ressiissias. i.susd an order directing
The Provost Msrsaa,'s within hi. and
10 quarter these Caion refugees in the
houses, and feed and clo,hs them ss the
sSpeoss, Of svovad sscssionisss, who.
though they do not themselves rob and
yiuuder, give aid and encouragement, and
ahss and eouoseaanes such sets Of their
fs'los ssAss- The Unioo men Of Mi.ssuri
ere highly delighted With this order, but
tie "ssc-sh" dou's zee i. 10 that light. We
hots they NY. through the operations Of
tAis order, Be nsde 70 feel that sseces-
sies, "ss ''hssis joker" they eas main
ssis ess Sta fsssfsi cost snseg loyal PEG.
RE.
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csSGRKsa.

The telegraph wires have, tAis veea,
sss.syed ss vsry aeasrs iaseiliesnse eon.
ssraiss csagrsssisaaI prssssd,ses. 8syoad
eslseiss - Seeassr BAksI. IL Oregoa, ssd
DusaAs, II Nseaix>s, dsesssed, and the
issrodscsioa and dsbatiss Of bills and res
slssioes, rslasisg 10 the vexed qaessios Of
~CossraAasd" and scaasssasioa," there
~ Is,is, IL anything, done in either house.
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OUR WAR EsPONDENcE.

RoLLA, Mo-, !
December 7th, 1861.
DzAR EDrroRs Saturday night, ld
O'Clock splendid weather and, no fighting
We are oil waiting anxiously for cali to
70 down into "America," and right on down
the Mississippi, till We get where alligators
and Secesh abound, and where tho hitter
congregaie in sufficient numbers to get a
fight out of. We are snugly Fixed here, and
could enjoy the winter hugely il We had
plenty of good neighbors Of the female
persuasion, who would get up Mite Socie-
ties, Donation Parties, etc., with an occa-
sional Ball by way Of variety; but this
| lying here all winter-a thousand old bach
elors and grass widowers-O, it's abomi-
Fable, it won't do. If we can't get off By
military order. I hope they will take US out
Of rs by Habeas Corpus, or some other
summary, taking of our bodies that will
leave US in e hitting order, aud start US down
through Dixie. II somsbody must stay
here, let q regimen. OF raw o:,es, fresh from
their Dulcineas and Ma.nmas, take our
places, and let US 90. Let These lying iu-
gtivcs who are lining the road from Spring
field to St. Louis, rally on Rella, take care
Of the railroad, and be ready to return to
their homes in the spring, when the head Of
the secession serpent shall have been
mashed. a.. as .ra...
These Missourians are willing enough that
for them, while they slip off to Illinois to
get out Of the storm. Let them get their
families in some place Of security, and then
60 into the struggle ike men, and win back
their farms and fresidss with the sword
Missouri ought to take care Of herself,
uow.
When We 90 south, We will doubtless 60
ia an Iotca brigade, and then if We do any
hard Sighting We will get the credit OF it,
The way It has been, the Iowa boys have
fought like tigers whenever they have had
q chance, and somebody else who Wa
there. got the hanoIs. Look At Belmont
See how the noble 7sh riled up its dead be-
fore the rebel notwithstanding to run.
See how it covered the retreat Of the llli-
noisiaus, and see how much credit it gets
for il! barely mentioned 10 The ofhcial re-
port, not seen at all BY s'our special srtist"
~ho sketches for Harper. True, We are
not fighting for glory, bat there is that 10
the human heart which Graves its due need
Of praise, even after death. And on the
battle Geld, the dying agony Of the soldier
Is soothed BY the sweet assurance that his
name will net be omitted when his country
calls the roll Of her bravsss dead.
Lei the Iowa troops be brigaded, and
give them GeserAls Who have the pluck and
discretion to gss them into fair fight, and
they viii Eight their way through to victory,
or pile up hscasombs Of thsir dead a. monu-
nenss Of Iowa bravery
We sss having measles in camp By whole
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

futile & Brown, Yin the District Court
RS of Poftatrattaaie County
James Lewis STATE Of IoTa.
TO JAMES LEWIS.
SIR--You are hereby notified that
a commission will be sued out from the office OF the
Clerk of the District said county on Monday
the 9th day January 1862 directed to Liberty Wat
Notary Public OF Saint Louis County the State OF
Missouri take the Deposition OF william A Moore
To be used by Plaintiffs the trial of the above enti-
tied cause. copy of the interrogaoros 10 be pro-
pounded to the witness. may be found on e IN the Of
dee OF said Clerk where you attend IL you desire,
and die -interrogatories.
FRANK STREET, Airy for Plaintiff.
Dee T. 1861. u2i2. vi
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-. - FRANK STRHET : I. ". Ross,
Nov. 8. 1861. HV's lfrys.
~ TIE, DISTRICT COURT OF POrrA.
WATTAAltE COUNTY, IOWA.
Feb Tern. isa
orisin.. Notice.

Isy,uE SAlD DEFENDANTS, AND EACH or THEN
are hereby notified thai there is now aie IN he
office Clerk the District Court VI
County the State OF Iowa petition Of The above
named Plaintiff The State ~ Iowa, claiming for the
use heetis OF the permanent Nhocl Fund Of the
state OF Iowa said County Pottawatamic the sun,
% One Hundred aud Thigty-ycr Dollars, aS due fret
tho Defendants Joseph 4. johnson and Charles II.
Blake, upon prentssery note and claiming against
all of said Defendants the foreclosure OF mortgage
given by the Defendants Joseph d. Johnson Harriet
Jyhnson Ckarses II Bake upon the undivided half
$ NE y Sec 2s Tp 90 r ~ in said Pottawattamie
Comfy the psyment Vt said prvmssery nvte
aud that unless they thetetc and defend eesct4
,s Of the Z. dsy Of the next term Of said District
nrt 10 be begun and holden in said County On the LIT
Monday IN February A. d 1852 default will be en-
tered against them and Jodsnseu renacrea therean
l. W. ROSS X FRANK STREET,
Nav q, 1861, -,,sszF Pfc Au'ys.
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A NEW .AGAZINE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

J,uERE periods in the worlds history marked by
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breaking forth volcano or the bursting VI storm
on tho ocean. These crises sweep away IN moment
the landmarks of generations They call out fresh ias-
ont and give 10 the old direction 1t Is then that
new ideas are born, theories developed Such
periods demand fresh exponents, and new men Tor OK
pounders.
This continent has lately been convuscd by an mp
heayng SO sudden aud terrible that The relations uf All
men aud all each other are violently disturbed
ID people lOuk about for the elements with which TO
sway the storls and direct the whtrwInd Just AZ pres
cn we do not what all this Is to bring forth; but
we do know that great results mast TOW from such
extraordinary CONNEXIONS. # l'' trr
Al a juncture solemn and so important. there is
need that the Intellectual force Of the country
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pubii, he'd under the editorial charge Of CHARLES
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rus EpuNBURc r REVIEW lwAisl
ur xoRrH BRITISH n EvIEw Gree h'ch
=, : = xsrsrMuNsrKa aEviEw tLls.rap
s.
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mo s,a,s Iteration of the reading pubic.
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Fremont STILL IN COMMAND OF THE
ARMY IN MISSOURI

And r Geesman L. Co two doors East OF the Pacific
House Council Bluffs Iowa in command Of large
and well selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils Daguerrean aud Ambrotypng Apparatus and Ma
terias Pure Wines and Liquors Tobocco and Cigars,
every thing In the stationary line, Lamps Of all Kinds
tog fher with endless variety Of Pcriumey Fancy
Goods, &c
without any Boosting, we happy to inform our
friends that still prepared 10 muster goods In our
line in sufficient force to Command the attention - such
AZ may with call. and the sane time allow
them all 10 De taken without killing man, which is
al we have TO ssyttse war times except thai we all
low batteries to he mod only Ivy yellow boy"
regiments -Our latch string out +" and e,peei.
ally request cash and short time buyers 10 pull IL.
237 %1 aL ,55ste "
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WATTAAQsE COUNTY. IOWA.
rns couss Of Potsal sesanie.. Ply, Ira -.
....pa nan D..ls rsa.,. Dss. 5o''ss':,' s.';::.

TO Joseph Hall + Darid PsAty, Defendenss.
xyoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT TuRNp !.
ale in the once Of the Clerk Of the piss,;s
Court OF Pottawattamic County, Iowa, . petitios r
the County Of Pottawatamic the plaintiff above uanas
claiming Of you, Joseph Hall, the Of Ono Hundrss
Dolars and interest thereon from the 10th day 81 Ar
1857 At the rate OF 10 per cent. per annum, ana Ky
claiming OF you the foreclosure OF mortgage given IS
you Joseph HAf-to secure the payment ol saas kouev
aud interest 10 shes plsintif-upo1 theAS 81 Il ~
SEa OF See % TIP "A R44 In Potissa ttamie Cosaty
iowa and thai halcss You appear tkerct0 anu defen6
before Of the 81 day Of the next term OF ~
Court. 70 be begun and holden on the ~ Mondhy -
EeeruaFy 1854, default VIII DO entered against ~
and Judgment rendered thcfecn.
The said pef't., David feney. is also notified that
nothing is caimedef him in this action except that 10
appear and shew what interest any IN the land
and why the should be liable for the dshs
of the said Joseph Hall.
: =. "a FaANE sTRIET = /. ". ROSS.
Nov g. 1861. P1ss lfrvs
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I.IssOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that the co-psrtnership here
IN toTore existing between Finley Geesaman and
Samuel Knepper in the Drug business, in the city OF
Council Bluis. under the and style of f. GEEsA-
MAN h Co has this day been dissolved +. Gecsaman
having purchased the interest OF Samuel knepper in
the said stock will continue the business at the old
stand collect accounts and settle liabilities
OF the late hrm
... F. GEESAMAN,
"f# 8. kNEPPER.
r.,,rc,, u,sy. low, Dec s. 1861. 2al-1w
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTAwAT-
TAME COUNTY,. IOWA.

The county Of Pottawattamic PlV. I
J johnson,
aa&s#sss W. D. J, hnson, ~ original Nottces
W. q. James. Defs.
rJ,HE SAID DEPENDENTS AND MACH OF THEN
are hereby notified that there is now on nle IN the
office of the Clerk District Court Of Pottawattam6
county Iowa Petition % tho County OF Pottawatamc,
the above named Plaintiff claiming Of them tho fore
closure Of Deed u Trust, executed by the said J.
Johnson the PHI day OF June. 1857 ~ " q. Jane
County Judge. in trust for the County Of Pottawaame,
the payment TO said county by Tire St Of June
1852 of the of four hundred and ny dollars, with
interest date at ten per cont per snaun upon lst
the original town plat OF the city Of Council Bln
Iowa. the said O. James Is further notified that
nothing is claimed of him except that no appear ana
answer the contained In said pctiton 20 lar
rs this relates the right OF the county vi Iottawatta
ME to maintain this action. s $780,
Tho said dcfcndcnts and each OF them arc further
notified that unless they appear said petition aud de-
sna before noon Of the second day OF the next term OF
said District Court be begun aud holden n said eoun
iy, ON The first Monty w February A. D. is6! de-
fault will be catered against them and Judgment ren~
dered thereon. ~ EE Il
| L. W. ROSS n FRANK STREET
e.e- s--.. r-r.sr AtysJor PidintW.
Nov. 9th, 1861.