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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

Booty Brooks GIVING AID AND CoMroRT 10
THE ENEMY-While the abolition journals, on
one hand, are openly assailing the government
or undermining it by covert attacks because it
will not make the war war Of emancination.
one Of the secessionist journals in this citv.
which by some mistake was not swept away by
the Secretary Of State with the same bosom as
The Daily Ne,os, the Day Book and the Free
mars Journal, is laboring hard to damage the
administration by the most outrageous attacks
upon its integrity. We allude to the recent
articles Of BOBBY Brooks, of the Express. in
which he says the 100000 troops mentioned in
Che report Of Mr.. Cameron, Secretary of War,
as having been raised bv the government to-
carry on the war for the Union, are soldiers
on paper only, '.men in buckram" that 'he has
not near 100000 men in arms though ..the
Treasury may be bleeding for them III PROOF
Of his case, BOBBY says, for want Of troops.
Hatteras is in state quo, General Wool cannot
bulge three miles. Mcclellan Is afraid to 20
ahead, Parson Brownow cannot be relieved for
want of men by the Union General in Ken
lucky, Kelly stands at Romney, Hunter is
quiet in Kansas. and Halleck retreats from
Western Missouri. Whence, concludes Booty,
Mr.. Cameron's army is 'oniy on the pay roll
and not in the field"
In this deliberate and a!rocious libel on tie
i. government it is intimated that Mr.. Cameron is
2 in collision with certain men to the number of
nearly 100000, whose names exist on paper, to
bleed the Treasury by receiving pay though
they are not in the field. lie might as well say
out what he insinuates, that Mr.. Cameron
pockets the pay Of the soldiers on paper
fthe men in buckram.' For this outrageous
libel Oh the government. which is calculated to
/ give 50 much aid aud comfort to the enemy.
BOBBY Brooks ought to be sent TO Fort Warren
I to keep company with Mason and Slidell
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pces tie best in the world wholesale and retail the
uri,a ,ly applied No & Asor House.
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teries, is now engaged in the lottery gambling
business himself and Greeley, who once had a
libel suit for attacking the lobby, may soon be
himself the head and front Of the lobby clique.
We live in an age Of revolutions, and poor
Greeley seems turned quite topsy turvy.
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support ofcify 1857 lsou. 1861. .f 1862.
government 5945, SOS 5s3o,iIe ssh 97s 1890 .25G
Interest on city
debt ... sG4 .3sI 7al 575 sol $50 IL 500
InstalnentS on
principal. -. b4 6p1 Il ,G17 II .65I II 661
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29
Ell In Nnnn,.e!t.

CREscESr City, June 9th, 1861.
EprroR NoSpARxlL:-Itisw with feeling. Of
pride that look upon the movements Of
the citizens Of Council Bluffs, relative TO
the Celebration Of the coming Fourth Of
July. ..
1t bshoeyeth every person that Low eth
down Mt the shrine of American Liberty, to
come out and show their uudying love and
patriotism of the Constitution OF our great
aud gloriou. country. Unionisss, come, let
US follow in the footsteps of departed
statesman. who has kiniled the ire under
the cFucible of patriotism, in which party
chains are fast melting away, that bond
Of Union may be framed, for uniting the
people under the CO ors Of eur common
Country aud our common cause, in the de-
Tense OF cur government, cur Constitution
and our rights.
/ Liberty loving citizens, be not tardy nor
backward in yeur preparations for the Gem
ing 4sh, bu, show your faith By your works,
and teach cur misguided brethren g stse
South that you yet pay homage to the ashes
Of Washington, and regard the Fourth OF
July 40 the FIRST day OF this mighty nation.
Aud when you have fulfilled the high calling
of Ameaican Citizens. and passed from sae
stage Of action behind the veil, the sps'g g
acacia will bloom over your graves.
The Citizens OF Crescent have made ar
rangemsuss fer grand "ladepeudense
Ball. TO come of on the eve of the 4sn'
Come, fellow citizens, after the amase'
,asu,s Of the DAY have passed, and jass ~
the msrry dance where youth aid oeAs's
will be seen in all it's gaiesy.
Good music will be on hand, as no pans
have beea spared to obtain COED violin's's
Supper will be served at the Bake House
INDEPENDENCE.
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Scrofula or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disease. . corruption at the
blood. BY which thss fluid becomes si,ia,cd.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. is
pervadcs the whole body. and may burst OUT
IN ciseass On any part OF 4. No organ is FREE
From, It's attacks, nor is there one which Il may
not destroy. The scrofaloas faint Is varioasly
caused by Mercarial disease, low living. dis
ordered or anhcaatAy food. impure air. hlsh
and 6lshy habits, the depressing vices. and.
above ali. by the veaeresi insec,ian. What
ever be IL origin. il is hereditary in the cone
sssinisoa. descending :. FROM parents to chiidrcn
unto tho THIRD and fourth generation !" indeed.
il scessis to be the rod Of Him who sayA IT
will visit the miqaisscs OF the fathers upooA
their children"
Its effects commence By deposition ftcm the
blood OF corrupt or u,ccreus matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, Is termed
tubcreles: in the glands. swelhnyss and on
the surface. cgnpiloas or SORES. This foul COR
rup,ion, which geadess in tho blood. deprssss'
the energies Of iis. SO that scrofaloas constitu-
tons not only suffer from sercfu.ous com.
plants. but she. have Ear less power 10 with-
stand the ATTACKS Of other Diseases: conse-.
qaently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although no. sefofuloas in their nature,
are still rcadcsed fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofalous contamination; and many
destructive diseases OF the liver. kitaeys. BRAIN.
and. indeed. of all the organs. arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all eur people arc srrof,,loass
their persons are invaded by this lurking is-,
fiction, and their health is undermined by L.,
To cleanse il from the system NC must rcnovats'
tho blood by an Alternative mc,eine, and in-,
y'sorats it by healthy food and exercise,
Such uasiicine we supply in
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A " e RS
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY crsr ov

I~termlttent rever. ar Fever and Aguev
HsWNteAs eessr. hui Fever. namip
ss.s:.e S.. sss n,ss... A r.s.s ?" n..s.sS
Fer che whale chase ~ Stseases 0etg t0at.
tag ~ hillary 0ses NEe uAs ~. esNsed by
the Asisria Of AtsssAssic Ss""sries'
We arc enabled here 10 offer The community D.
remedy which, while ii cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity Such remedy is in, alnalc in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"GrRE" cxpcls the miasmatic poison OF FEygn
AND AerE from the system. and prevents the de-
seopment OF the disease, If taken on the first APP
preach OF It's premonitory symptoms. Hisnot only
the best remedy ever vet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest The large
quantity we supply for dallar htines within tho
reach OF every body and ~ bilious Districts, where
Fsvra AND Ac1R prevails. every body should
have it and il freely both inr and prpiec-
Ton. great superiority of this remedy over any
Other ever discovered for The speedy AID ecttaiu
cure of Intermucns il that il coutains no Guiniuc'
mineral. consequently il produces no qninisn or
other injurious effects whatever upon the ronsttt,-
ton. Those cured by IL arc left Is healthy as Il
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence OK
the miasmatie poison. A great variety of dsor.
ders arise from its fffa'ion, among which nte
!Nesyafqiu, Rheumatism, Corr, Headache, Blind.
Aoss. 1oo'haede, Ea,aoAs. Cata,yh, dMhmo. al
pttat,oa, Painful tffcifoa Of The Spleen, Hyatrr-
tcs PAIN ia TIE Barrsfy G0fr, Patdfgsis and fje-
,apgemenf Of me Soaaeh. all Of which. when
originating IN this cause. put on the iatefHtsAcbf
type, or become periodical This " CrRE" sNpcis
the poison FROM lie blood, and consequently
them all alike. 1t is an inssiuablc protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the ma lations Districts 1ftakcu
sionay on daily while exposed 10 The Infections.
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 fipcn into dis
ease. Hence 1t Is even more valuable for protcc-
ton than cure, and few w ever suffer from Inter-
mittents IL thrv avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. #H
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER T. CO., Lowell. Mass.
J. D. HoEk. Council BiuHs; Jas. <. IsH, Co. >.
Omsha; VAN IEAA, RARDr. h Co.. 81. Joseph q
RICHARDSON. hsLLfER, Co., g. Louis aud ALI
Dealers in \ sdisJnes everywhere.
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-Nyorscoh Aersav 0sssa. 90 Ofil. . a. 80
IN day q July. soo. cs0neaesae - she bar - q
o'ecek, L. H.. q. ~ c0co u C31n<Si - CIV loOa
sratst 1aseSsdaelR -. - - highop4 AS&aor IL
esssU1ne 6asezshoks0aA 1st1Aal - 49, oag,nnsnG
NJ the SoEtA Oest eosser - secssa nnnbew "a tAanl
ruraaag sssfh 81 16ieo Chains tAesca eoet - eAaiDs
theaee south, 81 s5-lao eAa1aA tAeace W0o . eanna
to the pane Of aeSnnsns heine the se1iA pos III
southwest avArtez o. seiec EHnhef 81, = township
s. range ~ eoa,siaias esfhgy-sevea scro - oSn1
acres ~ land sitnaca AMI being in square fef il IL
psrth os aorta QuAster Il - nerth
west quarter OK sefion s. township g. ssAee - ana
the sah east <sarsert the asrsA vest euafsee Sc
tioa -, tswzshap IS range a. exeer;ins nine scres
situated and being in form in the s~siA vess
cernes 81 the sAa kath exsf quarter Of north
aaste- Of secsn IS in said township AID Oh il
the Csunsy 81 and lowa - viz
~ - . Deed cs fra<t exseased hy william 4. Af1y
On the isSh day Of February. A. D.. 1850 and resr1si
by the Recorder Of Pa,tAwAttamis County In Aesk n
pase ~ fr the parpc<e az sesurinx payneut Of
therein described for $3.50 81 made by The SAID
William H. Army, and which note aae and W.
paid D. C bLOONER Trustees.
OatsdJans Oh. ssl.-sisss
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,.

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill OF our times can devise Cor this every,
where prevailing and fatal mala,,y.. II Is COM
bined from the most active rcmedals That have
been discovered for the expurga,ion of this foul
disorder from the blood. anil the rescue Of the
system from its destructive CONSEQUENCES.
Hence It should be employed for the cure Of
not only Serofala. but also those other atFcc-,
tons which arise from it, such as Erurr,en
and SKIN DrsEAsEs. Sr. ANruoSy's FiEg,,
RosE. or EIysrflss. Piurfrs., PusrrIss,
BIorcHxs. BLArSs and Bons. Trunns. Trrrrn
and Salt EHIus, Scalp ltrap. RiNowo.N.
RakrsATrsA. SYrnilir1c and Mne,IRiaL DIS
RAsss. DIorsy, DYsrKrsts, Dgntt,lr, and.
indeed, ALI CovrLAiSTs ARISING rgoa NttiA-
rEp OR lxruHn Ri.oon. The popular belief
in " ia,staiig of he blood i ioundci in truth.
for scrofala is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this SarSara-'
rlla is to purify aud regenetate this vital ft,d.,
without which sound health is impossible iis
contaminated constitutions.
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We attended the examination at the
Female Seminary, on Tuesday and Wsdnos-
day Of this week. and We are new more than
ever convinced that Mr.. Rrx understands
b, business. Qai,e number Of ladies and
gentlemen visited the school during the ex-
animation, and all expressed the highest
appreciation Of the prompt and ready man
nee In which the ysnns lAdiss susv9sd er-
cry question. Mr.. Rrr does not give his
Fapas a months notice Of an approaching
Illumination, in order that they may put
themselves in training aud commit their re-
iPen,ive parts, but allow. them to NEE, ex-
,aiuat;dh 10 their every day manner, thus
showing the real condition of the school.
We were in attendance a. the previous ex-
saiaation Of this school, aud were almost
surprised, on the present occasion, a. the
iapd advancement made by the pupils in
as'pacs Of three monshs.
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CO. We take this method Of publicly ten
dertng our thanks to Messrs. FsgpgIcsseS
4 JACKSON, for pair OF the nca'ess little
scissors to be found this high up the creek,
and"just while we think Of tive would re-
marx in this connection, that anything to
be had in the market, from yard Of calico
to hogshead Of sugar, or from pair Of
smbroiderins scissors to b reapiug machine,
May betound By calling on the above named
arm. AMI If they dent make yeu present
Of the articles you desire. they will come as
near to i. as any house in this part of the
world. s S. g.. -
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eV-Des Moinss papers inform us that
Or. c. II. RAwseS, Of that city has been
appointed Sargeon 20 the 4th Regiment.
The Doctor issaid to be man well qualified
for the position, but we presume not more
% than many one nearer home. >-ss..
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- There has been a report current in
tasn for the past few days tina, the Indians
III tho nsi.hbsrhood Of Sioux City were be-
coming disorderly, AID manifesting hostile
dispositions toward the whites. IL is said
that they had committed soma depredation,
upon the settlers near town, aud that par
~ from tho city went in pursait-when two
Of the whites were killed By svolley from
Accompany Of Indians in ambush.
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fF We are informed tina, q. NJ. DspeE,
Of this city, has received the appointment
Of Colonel Of the 18th Iowa Regiment. Mr..
nopcE is a graduate Of the Uoited States
Military Academy at West Point, and he is
A. we'll qualified for the position to which
h. has been appointed, as any man in the
West .
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sV- you desire to secure good and
Efe-likc picture ono that will do to keep
for yourself or to give to Calamity" just
call in At Estou's car, on oadway. and be
accommodated. Prof. Mueller is officiating
artist =, present. and his work needs no bet
ter recommendation than the facs that his
PIE lures ara equal to his music. -
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GU Company D. of the Nebraska Regi-
ment, we're in this City on parade yesterday
If the Nebraska Regiment is composed
throughout Of as solid men as those We
have seen, the Territory has good reason to
be proud Of her troops.
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CO The ''Council Bluffs GuardsD had
the oath administered to them yesterday,
and were put into quarters. They are
CHARTERED at present 10 Keller's building,
corner Of Bancroft and Lower Broadway.
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e. Mr. A. +. LARoE Is jus. finishing .
very commodioss frame residence, on the
bottom, near the Fair Grouuds.
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-
eT The Glenwood Company numbering
eighsy-three men, under command Of Cant,
". Il. ENGLISH, will go into quarters in ,hi,
place next Tuesday. Shows Hall in third
story Of Empire Block, has been secured for
sleeping quarters, and an apartment in the
basement OF James Block, under the Stat.
Bank will be used for "mess'' room, The
Company will leave Glenwood TUESDAY,
morning, o'clock, and will arrive in this
City same day at O'Clock p. NJ. They will
be escorted by the Glenwood Cavalry.
- - .....
Ca The people of this county are now
busiy engaged making preparations to cele-
brats the coming 4,h of July in a manner
surprising any celebration ever before held
in Council Bluffs. And so it should be. The
events it commentaries have never before
been Of 50 great avalue in the estimation OF
the loyal millions Of the Republic. "lnde-
pendence Day" has a meaning at this time
which it never had before. From the first
hour our National Flag was unfurled, i.
never before was so dishonored upon our
| own soil. Never before did the bastard,
traitorous hand dare to call in question the
universally of the supremacy Of tina, Flag
upon every foot of American soil and it is
emincntly fitting that the Eighty. Fifth An
niversary of our Independence should be
signalized by m exhibition Of devotion to
the Union and the Constitution, which shall
eclipse everything that has gone before.
Let the fires Of patriotism be rekindled on
| the altar OF every heart. Let all ages, sexes,
kindred and tongues IN the broad land con-
secrate themselves anew to the noble work
Of more firmly and ndissolubly cementing
( the glorious fabric Of freedom, reared by
/ che tolls, privations, and suffering of our
INN rtal sires, whose spirits will smile ap-
provingly upon US from above, in this holy
work. The spasmodic attempts at celebra-
ting the ith in the past few years, had well
nigh brough. this time honored Anniversary
into disrepute. Let it be so no longer; but
in this darkest hour of our history, let US
unite as with one mind and one voice, and
re- consecrate our '.Iives, our fortunes, and
cur sacred HONOR upon the altar of cur
ssssmmon country. Let US 90 into the work
a. ;,nsrs VIII new baptism and with a
renewed real. LIE. u. celebrate. the day in
the fulness of our heats, an. VII" ou'
souls enter ia.o the spirit Of the glor.cHns
OCCASION
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c. Forty stand Of srns-riaed nusksts
were received iu this City yessssday.-
They constitute Part Of the equipment Of
the Alb Regiment.
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CT Capt. BowEs's Company, from Cha.
rjnda, numbering eigbty-six men, passed
through tswn last Monday on their way to
Omaha, to join the Nebraska regiment.
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cJ"Ths United States Marshal for thi.
State, vas proving around in these part,
afcwdays,ince. Havn'tb.ard Of anything,
Is yet, that he "confscated."
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- Council Bluff, 10 the place designated
rs the rendezvous Of the 4th regiment. Ru-
NOR says that the big hotel on the bottom
i, to be fitted up for = barracks, but there.
port "nesds confirmation"
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TE6We gnotics thss the work Of hyiDe
crossings on Broadway, is progressing 6ns.
l.

CO Nearly all the business men Of the
city have agreed to close thsis pisces Of
business on the Fourth. e z1ssIl-
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ETMessrs. LARGE L Co., bavc dissolved
partnership--J. p. WILLIAMS withdrawing
from the FIRM. The business viii be carried
90 BY Mr. LAaoE, at the old quarters. --
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cTThe Omaha German Company visited
this city yesterday. They are fine boxing
set Of men, and for the time they have been
drilling, are remarkably well disciplined.
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cTAne.her six-pound field piscs for the
Council Bluffs Artillery Company, arrived
in town yesterday. One sx-pound snd enc
twelve FOUNDER are vet to come.
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T The steamer Omaha arrived at this
point las. Wednesday,, bringing large
amount Of freight for Council BluRs and
Omaha.
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NOTICE.

All persons willing to furnish Refresh
men's for the Dinner, are requested to have
them ready by Q O'Clock in the morning for
the Committee who will call for them
Psrsons IN the country are requested to send
in Refreshments Q O'Clock A. NJ.
E By order Of Committee.
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cTThose Of our lady readers who may
be in want Of something nice tand who ever
heard Of woman that wasn't y shouldvisit
the "Ladies Bazaar" No l, Palmer Block.
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cTThs Council Blnffs infantry Company
will 60 into Camp this evening or Monday.
1t is not yet known in what part of the city
they will be quartered.
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STATEN ENT.

or the warrants issued by the CLERK from the date
of last report fFeb 90 1861 TO June list 1861, on jury
CLAIMS al required by law-als, OF Warrants issued
during the same period time accounts allowed by
the Trustees Kane Township certificate OF treasurer
for balances County Warrants and salary OF Dnpus
treasurer and Rpsorder authorized by RESOLUTION
adnn cd al the Februa meeting Of the Board.
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INioN CELEBRATION az me E0un1u
OF Jelly At COUNCIL BLUYry.
AZ ssnriae National Salnse Sili s sr.d
BY the Council Bluffs Flying Artillery.
At 10 O'Clock the proce.sios viii BE- form.
ed on Iowa, Broadway in the following
order:
Marshal Of The Day and Aids.
Council B'uf. SAKE Horn Band.
Artillery Company Of Council Bluffs.
Fourth Regimen. of Z. s. Volunteers. under
cammasd Of Col G. M.DoDcE-
BY Companies.
Mayor and CITY Council o. ceupcil Bluffs.
Citizens and Stranger.
The line Of march win be arrang.d BY
'h. Marshal, and the proesssiss viii proceed
to the Grsvs.
Arrived = the Grove near the residence
Of Z. Street, Esq, the exercises will be as
follows:
Music By the Band.
Prayer.
Singing BY the Choir.
heading q Declaration Of Independence.
Music By the Band.
Ovation by
snsfsg by the Choir.
Ora;isn by
g,. Music b, the Band.
The audience will hen proceed to the
Tables and parsake Of Free Dinner which
will be provided for all.
After Dinner, Toasts will be read, and
Speeches delivered ut the Speakers stand.
By order Of the Committee.
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N0tiCe,

The Stockholders Of the Council Eiuss ST. yeserA
Railroad Company hereby uoiaed that there will
be Annual Meeting Of the Company en- the Sih day
Of July ISL for the purpose o. the election
Directors and The u ether business.
y. 3 ANDREWS Secretary.
Council Blum, June Ssh 4SSi-2iS.
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GT The lake, above town, is on a "big
high"-this morning the water is running
over the banks.
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AccPshs barney fp0epeft
SERVICES As cleik kugI township MH g Hs
sa ing wooa ard servicR - mes sesser TO leerd
Servicds as clerk silver creek township
do Trustee do do
do do Crescent
Plats for assessor -.a.--ss-s
Stationery furnished treasufer's ofsce
Cleaning clerk office
Aedieine for paupe and blank book for treasurer
Carpet for court room
Ballot box for Crescent City
Services in tfeaSGrer's ofice
Services as witness on part Of State
Rent Of court and jury ronns
Printing and advertising FOR comfy
do d. do
Cord OF wood for treasurer
Express charges advanced on books A
Services 5 clerk Of election
do Juror, June 1856
Stationery fer court room
Blank books for county and township oaAeers ks4-A
Boarding prisoner IN jail days
Tax paid on erroneous assessment
Book case and table for treasurer
Horse and buggy after insane man
Hardware for county buildings
Merchanufle for