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made 20 drive them ahead in the pitilcss

tbaoe 70 utiNe theh aheau, III tue pltllcSs
storm.
When it was found impossible to pro
cecd, the men were mostly deserted by
their officers, and allowed to take care Of
themselves. 4 large number of Col
Ewing's regiment sought shelter in a
house. The Colonel drove them out, and
with the field officers of the regiment
took possession of house which would
have sheltered one or two hundred men !.
The soldiers thus driven out remained on
large porch of the house, when the
Colonel exhibited barbarity that can
hardly be credited. lie drore the men
from the porch OF into the piti3ess storm,
and placed guard there to keep them
uuay' This fact was related to US last
night by one of the company in such
manner as will warrant Us in giving it
credence The men, it was also stated,
were so indignant at the brutality of sew.
eral of their officers, that they threatened
to revenge themselves at the first engage
mcnt.
The men thus exposed were without
fall clothing. They had no protection
whatever. The rain fell in such torrents
that their efforts to build fires were pre-
vented until the captains writing desk
WIS broke up and a fire of fence rails star
ted i2sidc Of wagon. This exposure
did the work. Man after man fell strick-
en- with disease, and when the storm
cleared away, and the bright sunshine
came, the regiment were in worse condi-
tion than if they had encountered double
their number Of their foe.
There were no hospital accommoda.
ton there, SO the worst of the sick were
placed in wasons--trausp portation wagons
without springs and jolted over rough
reads to Camp Gaulcy. They were in
charge Of uon-commissioned officer,
who has stuck to them maniully all the
way. At Camp Gauley the hospitals
were all full, and orders were received to
take the party to Charleston. On they
logged, flushed with fevers, or shivering
with chills A. Charleston, too, the hos.
pitfalls were full. "On to Gallipolis," was
the order.
50 the poor fellows were packed on
steamers, laid upon the decks, and brought
down the Kanawha to Gallipois. They
were sure they would fud rest there
But, great heavens there was no room
in the hospitals there. What could be
done? The non commissioned officers
who had them in charge wantcd to take
them to Pomeroy, aud then across by
land few miles to little town where
most Of them belonged. But red tape
would not permit this-they must travel
until they found a government hospital,
where they tS6ld be reported
Take them to Cincinnati" was the
order, so TIE steamer let loose again, and
with its sickly but precious freight, some
Of the men by this time almost dying,
made their way to Cincinnati. We have
already related their reception here but
Indifferent as it was, how thankfully &C.
ceptcd.
One well man from each regiment was
sent along to take care of the sick, some
of whom shamefully neglected their du.
ty. Oae who had charge of fifty men,
got drunk Immediately on arrival in the
city, and left the sick to take care of
themselves.
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p1- The chiefs, head men,. and war;
riors Of the Creek indians. have address
ed letter to the President, ststIsg that
rebel emissarics have been endeavorisg
to turn them from their allegiance to the
government. telling them the Es that
their "Great Father" at Washingtos had
deserted them, and was plotting for their
impoyerishment and ruin. A council Of
various tribes was called, and the matter
discussed at length. The result Of their
deliberations was . determination to -
main loyal and, if possible, neutral. The
chiefs now ask the President to send
some one to meet al the tribes u ecun-
cil.-N 7 7rib
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The Naval xpeditiOn..I'aEt Of the Flo.
tiila kailed..FOrty Thousand Troops to
Prom the N. Y. Times DC

Promthe N. Y Times Oct. Il.
The great naval expedition that has
been IN the course of preparation at this
port for some weeks begins to assume CO.
lossal proportions The steamers Cahaw.
ba aud Coatzacoacos sailed on Saturday
evening, carrying the Rhode Islrnd reg
iment latel y cncampcd at Ft. Hamilton,
besides force of experienced surfmcn,
with their boats. Yesterday morning
the Star of the South followed, having
on board COL Serrel's engineer regiment
previously announced as having gone to
Washington. The regiment numbered
Eve hundred men, all of whom are prac-
teal engineers or mechanics
During the day the transports Ocean
Queen, Eagle, Daniel Webster, Ariel aud
Oriental asa sailed on the same errand.
The remainder of the fleet will probably
leave to day. The transport Rhode Is
land, yesterday afternoon, went down as
far as Quarantine and anchored.
1t is understood the feet will rendez.
vous at Annapolis, where it is stated the
number of troops will be largely augmen,
ted, including infantry, artillery and cav
airy. Among the troops who are to en-
gage in the expedition, are Col Wilson s
regiment, that passed through here last
week
1t is impossible to give full list of
the vessels that will compose the feet as
many Of them leave other port, besides
New York. Among these that sailed
from this port, besides the ones mention
cd above; are the Wabash, flag ship the
gunboats Ottawa and Unadilla; trans
ports Baltic, Atlantic, Cahawba, Wander
bilt, Empire City, Parke,sburgh, Roan.
okc, Great Republic; steamships Angus.
ia, James Adger, Florida, Curlew, Ala
bama, Mercury, o. NJ. Petit, besides a
large number of other craft of various
Dimensions.
The Atlantic and Baltic, and others
among the transports, have guns mounted.
Some idea may be formed Of the masn'
tnde of the expidition, when it is stated
that one of the transports-the Daniel
Webster-carries little else but water for
the troops.
| OF the destination Of this large force,
of course, wherever that may be--possi-
bly New Orleans or Mobile, or st Au-
ens;ine; or Brunswick or Savannah, or
| Charleston, or one of the Beauforts, or
Washington-the reader is at liberty to
fix the locality for himself. That the cx
pedition will be very formidable, howev
er, is not to be doubtod Our Baltimore
correspondent notes the important fact
that on Thursday last fifteen thousand
troops passed over the Annapolis railroad
from Washington, bound for some un-
known destination. This large body Of
men is undoubtedly intended to form q
portion Of this great expedition.
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linton Tanncry.

II. Il J. j. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
En- Tor customers on the shares, or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have d ae assnrtmene OF Leather on hand
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange 1t
for hides.
Upton. August 80. 1870.
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recording and indexiug be included to-
gether, and that the deputy recorder be
allowed for recording deeds and mort.
cages and iudexing the same, % cents
per deed. And would also recommend
for the consideration of the Board, that
the county treasurer be allowed aud paid
(when the work is performedD for deputy
clerk 81. so per day for 81 days, includ-
ing January aud February in each year,
Cor March, as the county treasurer may
determine,) to assist him in collecting
taxes in Cedar county.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
J.w. STANTON,
PRESTON ROBERTS,
JOHN LEITH
Committee.
Mr.. McGill called up the following
resolution:
WHEREAS, in the course.ef time it hath
become necessary for the public good
and convenience of the northeast por.
tion of the county of Cedar as well as
the development of the resources of
said county, that there should be a
brid ge erected across the Wapsapiri-
con river at point in the county of
Cedar, at a place called Williams Fer.
~ alias Massilon therefore,
Resolved, That there be aud is hereby
appropriated from the swamp land fund
the sum of fifteen hundred dolla,s for
the purpose Of helping to construct a
a bridge across said stream.
Ed Wright offered the following
amendment to McGill's resolution
BE it further
ResoIvea, That there be aud is hereby
appropriated out Of the swamp land fund
the sum of five thousand dollars for the
purpose of constructing a bridge across
the Cedar river, at some point within
the limits of Cedar county, State of
Iowa; said point to be desi gnatcd by the
Board Of Supervisors at their next rcgu-
lar meeting held after it has been a~e,r.
talned that the county has realized the
above amount from the swamp land grant
BE it further
Resolred, That said bridge shall be
constructed on the most approved plan
said plan to be adopted by the Board of
Supervisors; and in case that the said
five thousand will not Re sufficient to
construct such brid &c, any person or
company supplying the deficiency and
giving good ard sufficient hoods. condi
t'ons for the prompt building of said
bridge, and keeping the same in good
repair for the term Of twenty years, shall
receive said FIVE thousand dollars, ,ro
vided, that the rates of toll shall never
exceed one half the amount usually
charged in like cases
On motion, McGill's resolution and
Wrisht's amendment thereto, were laid
on the table.
On motion Of Ed Wright, it is order
ed that an appropriation Of thirty dollars
from the county treasury be allowed j.
l.. Bradshaw, sheriff 8 pay for bringing
John Fairchilds from the State poniten.
tiary to attend the December District
Court. and that clerk issue a warrant
therefor.
The committee on claims made their
report, which was as follows, and each
item separately adopted:
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that ALEX ROBERTSON has
i re.opened his
MEAT MARKET
at the old stand, North OF the court house, in
Upton, where he inte nds to supply she best
meat in Cedar county, at reasonable rates FOR
CASH, as he buys beeves on the same terms
Upton, Sept 5th, ls6l-3m
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a T. MAAONY l. BRO,
III I Al l. @ II S

NNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
\swork entrusted to our care will be Attended
to promptly. made in the latest fashion and va
ranted to give entire satisfaction. Charaes reas.
OnAble.a Give us . call.
Upton, March ~ 1860. ...fa Hss.. lltf
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n. n. TJILLOSS. u. ID. g..

NFFICE west side of Clinton street. g
between Washington and College, Uv}yYS
IOWA CITY, IOWA. Also will visit
Upton, protest. onally, two or three times per
an0nn.r -sz...=z.rz (S:22l -.
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O'CLOCK Pm.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All present but II. G.. Loomis of Farm
ingtor tp.
The chairman appointed McGill, Whar.
ton and Ed Wright committee on elec-
tions; which said canvass will be found
at large recorded in election records.
On motion of McGill, the bond of j.
4. Myers, constable of Massion tp was
approved.
The report of Alonzo Shaw, loanins
school fund to H. G. Piatt, also to Joshua
Maynard, which on motion, was adopted
and approved
On motion of Ed Wright, the follow
ing was adopted:
Resolrea, That the several assessors, at
the time of taking the assessment of
1862, be requested to list the amount Of
sorghum molasses and sugar manufactur
ed by each person, in their respective
districts; also, that said assessors be re-
qucsted to designate the sub district in
which each property holder resides. And
in the book furnished the t, wnship clerk,
they be requested to designate the road
district in which each property holder
resides at the time of listing said prop
erty, and that the clerk be requested to
procure the assessors books in a suitable
form to meet the above requirements.
On motion OF McGill, the Board ad
journed to tomorrow morning ut 8 O.
clock a. IN.
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buggy ani team whips a good assortment OF
Collars, &c which will be sold at prices to suit
the times. NsrCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Tip<on, Jsnpary 18th. 1861.
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles: bri
dies Of all kinds;
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McswnIEN 4 BASS,

4 TTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AT Law,
"a LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &C., E
TIproN. Iowa.
UFrlcE- Post-Otfice Building, opposite the
Court House.
N. B.-Messrs Mes. < B. will pay the strictest
attention to every branch of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant Smith, Cook Drury,
Dawson 4 True. Lane h Skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon. Davenport ls:2oI
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All other claims we're continued to the
next session of the Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned sign
a die.
C.P. SHELDON, Chairman.
A. SHAW. Clerk.
Per J. W. BAGLEY, Deputy.
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Pixies Peak
II w. HALL, having returned fro M pixies
II . Peak. is now prepared 10 do any and ALL
KINDS OF COOPERING and Repairing, at his
shop south Of the jail.
y;nton october 25tli, 1850: :. .l3m3
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THE WILTON HOUSE,

opposite THE RAILROAD DEpoT, WILTON,
" Iowa.. 4. McELRov, Proprietor. Satisfa;
Gon guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Tptoif. Onion Grove. and other points. daily
Wilton. January lst ls6l-s:l
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Exchange Of Prisoners.
The problem how to cffect an exchange
Of prisoners without = vital recognition
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j. F. M U z z Y,
Alanufactu and dealer in
3 A D d L e D, lIA RN Z 8 =,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West of the Court House Sqaare, TIrToN, Iowa
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors,
October Term, 1861.

Upton, October 14th, 1861.
The Board of Supervisors Of Ceasf
county, Iowa, convened at the Clerks
Office in Upton, on Monday the 14th
day of October, 1861, and the chairman
called the Board to order upon the call.
ing Of the roll, by the Clerk, the follow
ing members answered to their names:
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JAMES w. DAGLEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CuANCERY. h NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIPTON, Iowa.
tS- OFrlcE-At the court House, in the
ShcriH's Office. v5nlO.
G. II SCOTT,
A TTOINLI AND COUNSELLOR, AHAMosA
N Jones county, Iowa. (sll:y
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The BED ROOM.-lf two persons are
to occupy bedroom during a night, 1t
them step upon weighing scales rs they
retire, and then again in the morning,
AID they will find that their weight is -
least pound less in the morning. Fro.
qucntly there will be loss Of two or
more pounds, and the average loss during
the year will be more than one pound
That is, during the night there is o 10: Q
Of a pound of matter which has gone off
from their bodies, partly through The
lungs and partly through the pores Of tho
skin. The escaped material is cars onio
acid, and deeaycd animal matter, or poi.
sonous exhalations. This is dif1u.ed
through the air in part, and in part sb-
sorbed By the bed clothes. If single
ounce of wool or cotton be burned ia .
room it will 50 completely saturate the
air with smoke that one can hardly
breathe, though there can be but ose
ounce Of foreign matter in the air If On
ounce Of cotton be burned every half
hour during the ri ght, the dir will bs
kept continually saturated with smoke,
unless there be an open door or window
for it to escape. Now the sixteen ounces
of smoke, thus formed, is far less poison.
Gus than the sixteen ounces Of exhsla-
tions from the lungs and bodies Of the
two persons who have lost apound in
weight ing the eight hours Of sleep.
ing, for while the dry smoke is mainly
taken into the lungs, the damp odors Of
the body arc absorbed both into the lungs
and into tho pores of the whole body -
Need more be said to show the import
ance of having bed rooms we'll ventilated
and of thoroughly airing the sheets,
coverlids and mattresses in the morning,
before packing them up in the form Of
neatly made made bed
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D. J. 0U 3.
?. D. TuRNER. .re aaae .tr 1 D
TURNER Il CUE.

4~fTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Col
n LEcrINd AGENTS, Upton. IOWA. ONCE
oyw ~. store Of J. q. SCHMuCkER 4 co.
Glpon July 2k 1861.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Bayker and aiIT.presser,

HAS spened . BARBER SHOP in Upton, snd Is now
- prepared to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair Shampoo,
&C. from onz experience he feels confident Of giving
Uns"1 House Shop closed u A. N. on Sundays.
N:b.--He s also prepared TO do WHITEWASNING
IN the moeeapproved naanes. % s- [nl5v7)
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JOHN HUBER.
rIEOS. HAM 4,

TIIOS. HANNA,
~s ATTORNEY AT LAW,
e." FyMUS ScArll.E ~: ": IOWA.
Once, No. 2l1 Second street. Particular atten.
lion given to collections in Muscatne, 1.onisa,
Cedar, Johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
med. taxes paid, &c.
MA IL
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JAS. II. ROTIIROCk.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TIProN, CEDAR Corn.
n TY, Iowa. Office at the Sheriff's Office.
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SYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrroN Iowa.
WILL promptly attend to all business in.
strussed d 70 his care. Particular attention
p6 e 10 collec lions. (n4ll
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Amt cl imed: AIId.
Stuart Goodrell, proof swamp land Sl5jo Sl55O
John G. Weeks, do do do Is SO 1850
} II Rothrock, attorneys fees. 1900 Is 90
John l.ei,h. trustee Sugar Creek tp 200 100
John Whan, deputy recorder. 3G.22 1922
McMuny, trustee Sugar creek tp 800 500
EJ Hilton repairing safe for county
judge. LOO LOO
NoIL. trustee of Inland tp $50 800
Craig clerk ofFarmington 9.7j 9T5
} Moore apErais z swamp land in sc go $50
; Daniels, printing 4 stationary, 4j.iS 4j,1s
II Roush, printing tax list, &c, 1882 l3O,62
John Mayhan, repairs on pavement l.j0 $50
l.usc, Lane Il Co. books for Treas 225O 225O
{ Turner, doctoringvol. families 1l,50 2l,5O
John May han, completion of con.
tract for grading, &C $3.50 $3.50
John Usher and Cowan, ASST gnees of
noy'c. on paving 1926 1926
G W smith. } Hall and Carpenter
trustees Of Center tp 90 400
: Wampler, error on tax sale 1865 925
Martin q Miller, county surveyor 600 Geo
do do 4.50 4,50
l. Bradshaw, sherff's salary 22j0 2?.5O
ENpcpenses of Oct. elec ton lSGl 1860 1895
Zenas Brown, mailing list of men sub
jcct to draft. 500 400
Per deim and mileage of the Board Of
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

ENV1INIWL Ut 1VTe
C'THT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had Of the SHbsc riber in sums to aut pur-
'hasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashei. American gold furnis sh-
cd at a small premium.
al- 0.hca over Holts!ander's store.
WIN. II. TCrlilIL.
Upton. Iowa: July lst 1860.
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New Ollt.A ms

If New Orleans has fallen into the
h'nds of the United States, its condition
we have no doubt will be very speedily
improved Certainly Improvements Il
very desirable.
We have seen no very late New Orleans
papers, but the last We did see we're quite
subdued in their tone They exhibited
no enthusiasm in the southern cause
They had nothing of the bullying snd
clustering style that characterized them
last winter. What they see all around,
has had SOLDERING effect
The reports contained in the papers 10
have referred to show that King Cotton
is not only dethroned Tut q dead mon.
arcn. On Of them says, "hirteen bslss
sold on Saturday, 'ineteen on Monday,
and screnteen yesterday" Another ssys
"ll7 bales against 3,Ol3 bales during 9
corresponding period last year There
were 10000 bales in store, and the ex-
port is put down at 900" With no sale
of cotton, pork at fifty dollar per barrel,
hay at fifty dollars ton, and all things
else at monstrous prices. the hanks in 4
state of suspension, and all the operations
of government conducted on treasury
notes with no ascertaiuable basis, the peo.
pie Of New Orleans, it is easy to see,
could hardly change their condition with
out finding it improved. Lou. Jou.
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AShsDAl' u CioCk A. NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment !;
the roll being called quorum was found
present
Ed Wright offered the following, which
was adopted:
To he Board ef Supervisors cf Ce'l"r
County, bma:
The undersi aned having been appoint.
ed committee to attend to the wants of
the families of volunteers in the town
ship of Cover, would report, that there
are three families in said township.
1st, A woman with six thildrcn, aged
as follows: 10, 8, 5, 3, Q months.
I'd. A woman with three children,
aged 8, 6 and > years.
Sd. A woman with one child, aged
near two years.
In the first case | have ordered the
issue of an order to the amount of sll {.
81; have paid her out of my own pocket
fl cents.
In the third case, | have requested
Thomas James to furnish her such goods
as she wants to the amount Of SO, and
get his order at the January term.
The I'd, l have as yet not furnished
anything, but would recommend that she
receive four dollars per month.
Hereafter | would recommend that the
irst be allowed S. per month; the second
81 per month, and the third So per no.,
from the first day Of August, including
what they have already been furnished
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
ED WRIGHT.
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.

ADVERTISER JOB DEP PAR1MENC +.
syins purchased large stock Of Printing MaSesial,
~ me psepared 10 exscu:s cvsry variety Of
plain and Ornamental Printing.
He can furnish, on short notice, DEEDS, BoSDs and
OSvicIAL BLANKS, cf every description In hef and
satisfactory iushner. &.'.fr E..
Z, eso M oYvE Us 4 THIAt,I
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Dir. e.. l.. CHAMBERS,

YSICIAN AND SU RG EON
Office, at his residence, on Cedar street.
Upton JHnc, l2. 1853. n24-tf
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er J. ". LONG 4 w. G. DODGE,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluffs, (Gowes's Ferry.)
Na.ch l9ih, 1859.
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So G. p. lNGMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
q lec,ing Agent Office in the basement ofthe
Court House. T1rroN, Iowa. I,p25 gil
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RU1o your Tobacco At f / N. CHILDS, and
- save 7Sper cent,
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Board met pursuant to adjournment;
the roll being called, quorum was found
present.
Zenas Brown offered the following as
substitute for Bakers resolution. The
yeas and nays were called for by McGill,
which resulted as follows.
Yeas-Mcssrs. Sheldon, z. Brown,
Roberts, Robinson, Houshton, Stanton,
Ed Wright, Wharton, Baker, McGill,
J. J. Wright, Leith, J. W. Brown, Hen
dcrson, and Loomis-15
Nnvs-Wm. Mason-1.
The substitute was adopted, as follows
to.wit:
Resolved, That the wives Of volunteer
whe are in destitute circumstances ane
need aid from the county, be allowed th'
sum of four dollars per month from tn
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On motion of McGill, the Board ad-
journcd to o'clock p. m.