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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

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~ D. DtLAND CO.'S sALERATCe for sale By
H. e.. jple !. ys-EA-u ": b. CAMPBELL.
IN B. DE LAND cos YAMOUa EALERArUs
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NOTICE..

OCS0.
OK tho 18th inst. in the city o. Ottawa, 4 note c.
hand drawn by William Reddick in favor Of the ua-
d,rsirued dated Nov 10Th. ie6'. Th. note be Of
M value TO any person the matter has been settled
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It At
the store of Nm. Reddick, in Ottawa.
Ottawa, Nov. 90, 'ui JOHN CAREY. .
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

have not waged war for or against slavery
are not the disturbers Of the peace Of socie
tY. ror the authors of the war. and are as
fit to guide the vessel of State as those
who would have plunged her either ags,ns,
the Soy LA of slave propogaudists. or the
Charvbdis of Abolitionism. 1 look upon
treason against such a Government as ours
only paralelsd by that OF Lucifer against
God. and the embodiment of every Grim e
In the catalogue of crimes. have high
opinion of the loyalty and statesmenshir
of those men who have stood against the
radicals North and South; and tried to
save the Government from the phrenzy
that ruled portions of society North and
South. And believing. with many Re-
publcans, that the policies and measures
of that portion of the Republican party
known as Abolitionists, are not calculated
to restore peace, harmony, and those fra
ternal feelings which should animate
brothers. decline political association
with them. The cry Of the Bright De-
mocracy. when but an inconsiderable
portion Of the Democracy followed the lead
of Mr.. Bright in the late Presidential cleo
ton, has. like the impeachment of the
loyalty of Democrats. party purpose. All
know that in times of civil war, liberty is
in greater danger than in times of peace,
and every man should obey the dictates of
his conscience--do right and fear not.
w. NJ. MCCARTHY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

How TO DO AWAY WITH PART1Es.--lf Re.
publicans desire to have no'patty orgaui,
cation during the war. it is the easiest Of
all things to accomplish. They have moth
ing to do but abandon their abolition hob.
bies, stop their schemes for rassipg sboli-
tion laws. and repeal the ones alsedy pass
ed. They have nothing to DO but TO pro.
fess themselves in favonr Of supporting
the Constitution and laws, Of the county,
and there would no longer sbea living, is.
sue between themselves and any respecta-
ole number Of intelligent men 10, the soan.
try. Democrats always upholdsths Goa.
sutution, always sustained the laws, and
were always opposed by the Abolitionists
and Republicans in both. As long as Re-
publicans oppose the enforcement Of the
laws of the country and defend violations
Of the constitution, another party will ex.
ist-and exist in strength Sufficient to
drive them to the wall.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Radical confscation measures by Con-
gress and proclamations OF negro emanci-
patton by military authority are after the
Chinese method OF warfare. They are
gongs, capable of great noise, but of little
harm. They do not frighten the rebels.
The abolitonists have all the while pro-
cseded upon the idea that they were going
TO frighten the rebels by loud noise. Hap
PLY they have not impressed the Presinent
with the wisdom of the idea, and now the
sooner they throw away their gongs and
transforms, and take up muskets, the bet
ter.
The negroes are an element OF immense
strength 10 the rebels. undoubtedly. Sensi.
bic people knew they would be before the
war commenced. Abolilionists beheld in
them an element of wretched weakness 10
the rebels. They behelI in them an ele-
ment of insurrection which would spread
confagrafion all over the South the day
heard of any instruction. We have no.
herd Of any great exodus of slaves. except
of such Of them as the rebels did uot want.
Some halt and blind and aged negroes
have come into our lines, and are supper
ted at the public expense, but no: many
others. All the negroes the rebels want
they safety have behind their own lines.
aud there they viii keep them until We
shall break their lines and disperse their
armies
The negro experiment has been practi-
cally tried and has of course utterly failed.
The President Understands this. and las
proceeded accordingly. This war mus.
be fought through by white men. and he
who hereafter attempts to re introduce the
negro policy into it ought to be treated
as public enemy Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
The Presidents Last War Order.

Ane E.resiOcnt'S Last war order.
We do not know Of anybody except the
abolitionists and The rebels w'io will OBJ
ject to that part of the Presidents order
just issued. which relates to the employ
ment Of negroes for military and naval
negroes employed at all. and the abolition
lists want them employed as soldiers. The
President has grali6ed neither. His order
as to the negroes is eminently right and
just and practical. 1t is simply that mill
itary and naval commanders shall employ
as tabOrers, within and for the insurgent
States, 80 many persons of African des.
cent as can be advantageously used for
military aud naval purposes. The. order
changes nothing. The practice has been
hitherto as the President directs it shall
be hereafter. All the military and naval
commanders have employed negroes as Ia.
borers where they could advantageously
do so. Gen. Halleck, whom the President
has just called into his highest confidence.
has not employed them because, in his
judgment. he could not employ them "ad-
san,ageously." Gen. Halleck exercised
only the same discretion without the Pres.
ident's order, that commanders will exer.
else with it. The employment of negroes
as laborers remains wholly Discretionary
with commanders. They will be, and
should be. thus employed whenever they
can be "advantageously." All The aboli-
tionists have gained by their clamor is the
mere issuing of the order; it contains noih-
ing which will please them in their hearts.
and no doubt they prefer that it should not
have been issued whereas, as a matter of
fact. it should hayo been issued long ago,
for had it been, it would have restrained
the Fremont and Phelps and Hunter proc.
lamations, and avoided all the mischief
which has come OF them.
That part of the Presidents order rela.
ting to the seizure and use by command.
ers. Of property, real and personal. in the
rebel States, which may be necessary vr
convenient for supplies or other military
purposes, would have been proper and
right at any stage of the war, and has be-
come necessity now that our armies
must march elsewhere than along wafer
courses through which supplies could be.
and have been conveyed. In marching in
TO the heart of the rebel country, our ar
mics must not be irnpeded by supply trains
if supplies can be drawn from the people,
loyal or rebel. on The route. and that in.
justice shall not be done, the President di-
rects that no property shall be DESTROYED
in wantcnness or malice, and that sufficient
ly accuate accounts shall be kept. both as
to negroes and ordinary property seized.
as will enable the government to make
compensation in proper cases.
The order throughout, executed in the
temper in which il is issued, will strength.
en- the Union armies, weaken the armies
and the resources aud the spirit of the reb-
els. and command the respect and appro
baton of Chrstendom - Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Dentistry.
M A y POPTON.

OR. =. .. BOH1ON,
Surgeon Dentist Plymouth, Indiana. Whole or
MARTIAL setts of Teeth inserted on the most an-
proved plans. Special attention paid 70 tue
nreservation ofthe natural teeth, and irregular
;ty of Children's teeth corrected. Fanss and
difficult teeth extracted with without Chloro-
form Can be consulted at his Office at any time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
flee in Pershin~'s block, up stairs, corner Of
N;cl,;aan and Gano streets. I49tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Agency.
7. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public, Office in
ckson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind.
Draws deeds, mortgages, bonds, and agree
ments, sells lands, examines titlesand furnishes
abstracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems
land sold for taxes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
FNIM G RENDER

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Knox. Ind.
Collections, Tax paving and examination oil
Titles, promptly attended to- no-y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Titles OF honor are like the impressions
on coins which adds no value to gold
and silver. but only render brass cur
rent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Physicians. -.
DR.. Z. A. RORTON.

Physician and Surgeon office over Pershings &Co.s
Drug Store, in DR.. A. o. Bortons Den'a,
Rooms, Michigan street, east side corner OF
C;ano. whereh he NAV be consulted during Office
hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Stupid people may eat but should not
talk. Their mouths may do well as banks
of deposit, but not Of issue
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Account him real frind who desires
thy good rather than thy good will.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

pEcVe g.. CAPRON.

REEVE g. CAPRON.
,stornevs and Notaries, Plymouth, Morshail CO.
Ind, practice in Marshall and adjoining coun
ties. REFERsto Babcock & Co.. Phelps, Dodge
SCo., New York, Cooley, Farwell 4 Co., Co.. q
Il Bro, Chicago. Loudon Co., Phila., Cr
Benette * CO., Pittsburgh. Hon. A. l.. Osbo.
Circuit Judge. Laport, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

lanthropy then will be practical. Meau.
while, we do not fear her Intervention. She
has now task sufficien: to employ all her
resources Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
I, i. VIVA L

Homeopathic Physician neutrality-suspicious.
TO obstetric practic, and chronic diseases 81
women, and dsea Sos of children oihce over u
PaIm,r's store, corner Michigan and Laporte
tsreets. whe he uavhe consulted at all hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

G. HASl ANGER g. BROS,
Manufacturers of wagons, carriages ETC. BLACK
Smithing, painting and ,,raininS done to order
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Constancy is the msiniainsnce of a good
cause, obstlnacy that Of bad one.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
WatchnI1Ixcr.
JOIN M RCEMkER,

Dealer ina tches, clocks and jewelry, Plymouth
Ind, keeps constantly on hand clocks, watches
breast pins, ear rims, finger rings, lockets, etc
Clocks and watches, etc, repaired in the bes
manner possible.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
ISaIbcriInG.
MICHAEL GlNZ,

Barber and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over PattersOns stOre) Plymouth, Ind.
Everything in the above business attended to by
me in the best style,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
DR. O. BAIRD.

Graduate of Jefferson Medical College, resi-
dence and Office near Shifts Mill. Bremen, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

NJ. 3. KUINGER,
Proprietor " Buckeye Livery" opposite Edwards
House, Plymouth, Ind. n27ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

EDWARDS HOUSE.
plvmouth. Ind. w. e. Edwards, Proprietor
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e. PAUL
Druggists.

@. BLAlN s. Co.
Drugeistsand confectioners, west side of Michigan
street, Plymouth, Iri.
7. d. LEMON,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literary
magazines, papers, ETC., north side Lapoi tie
street, Plymouth, Ind
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Juk SouhuAL ~ uAu1lAL 4kbokn
It's large and beautiful paper. and. co.,
ltsins the most valuable in formation On Gper.
Imstovhes. o. Seminal Weakness. The
cause, effects, end cure, showing The awful
effects Of the disease. On al o,icr Dis
eases or Sexual Organs, Z foil explanation
OF the origin Of 6yphilis, the means Of pre-.
Ivention end euss. On Consum psion. that
fearful disease. On the Liver. Hesr Sion.
sch and Skin. On Female Comp plants
On the various chools OF Medicines. On
he modes Of Trestment how Prscsised.-
On the False Treatment Of Disease. On
The various Medical Humbugs. On the
Physiology Of Marriage. On shs Common
sense OF Medicine. On. Diet, Exercises,
and Abluiion. How the Pysicisn should BE-.
How 70 Prevent Pregnancy. And many
other ihings. SEND ycR II. TINS Journal
should be in the hands OF every one. To
ell who apply BY letter, with full description
Of age. occupation. symptoms Of disease of
any kind, and habits Of life. Candid Advice.
free q charge. will Be given. By the Chief
Ply sicisn.
Addres - (with two o. three stsmps for 70.
turn postsRe.) DIR. j. RUSSELL,
Feb. 10. (Box b BRoOKLrE. NEw YoRK.
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A. our design is to make our paPe'
one that will be Of interest to al en-
gagged in the different departments o
active industry in every part Of the
county, We respectfully solicit the co
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits And being e
pecially desirous Of promoting th'
farming interests Of Dubois, items il
any department Of agriculture aTePsr
ticularly solicited. Please send Us q
the news, incidents, general informa
ton, and mineral discoveries in YOU
respective neighbcrhocds-
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or Daring the eoa6ssrs,ioa Of Csn'e1
esosed By the bonbsrdnent Of The British
the ssseasise medical warehouse Of our
cous,ymsa Dr.. J. c. Arms. Of Lowell
;,he depot Of HE Cherry P-esersl and c..
thsrsic Pills, for Chins) wss totally destroy.
ed. He nov mskes demand upon ou'
goversasus for Indemnity from los Of biz
properly. ssd hence viii grow another mi
20 crack with or elder brother Johnny--
Stick 70 u Doctor; and II our Governnen'
nsinssiss or rights wherever your Pills are
sold. vs shall only Be unprotected on srseil
that ere very bsres.-Ref0rn. Trestos
Nee Jersey.
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NOTICE = hereby sivss, Inst The ssSsr,
~ sigsed viII. o ~ sth dsy q Aeril
1862. q The Court HOSE doos. ID the towu
- Jsspss. Dubois eossy. Iadians, let to shs
Iovsss snd @ess sesponsibIes bidder, IN
building 81 Bridge ID ~ TOYS % Jsspss
A pIss - spsei6essies ~ ssid Bridge nal
- 800 q ~ AUdisogb sGce.
Nsseb 10, Isss-3s.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE = hereby giyss skss shs psrsses-
- sAlp heresefose exissirg beswees Nat
thsw 6sesr ssd Maria Rne6ass. II he
org bssisess. b dissolved y assusI eos.
s<st, - Rristass rsssisise ne hooks n
ne late fsas 80 = uhsa psynssss nuss
- as6ss - slss psvise he jesss q she
6ra- MATTHEW HUBER.
March II MARTIN FRIEDMAN.
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JASPER COURIER.
a1THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY Co, esrnss Of vins and LosguosA
s,rosss, are sur agents II CiacissssL


We srs prepared % give prompt q
ension to al kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion o.
Jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style. and on reasonable terms
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SOMETHING NEWT
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO LADIES !.
D0Wnerss Patent
HBMMER & SHIELD,


rs pr0nosnced by 81. uho have usei Il ius,
u the thing for those usinz The needle. o
IL cozpietely protects the fnxer. ssd snakes
Il ness and unifcrm hem While the operstol
10 sewing
One hsn The labor Of sewing i saved By
using this ros.srksbIy
SIMPLE AND NOVEL INVENTION.
No lady should be vishsss L. II y -,
-joss The Thing for girls 10 sse lesrnirg q
lsew-
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reach o. the million sample seat By mai
on reeeips Of the price.
- Gents.
Descriptive eiresisrs furnished o. spp;i
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO 1EE TRADE
Easesprisiag Agents (ssssed 10 every TOYS
and e0uniy Throughout the Usited State.
sst Csnsis-l wiiI fsi asss pro6ssbIe 90
'ployuens in ceiling this useful article. - Il
meets urh ready sales wherever offered
has 10 eonPetiiion-snd profits ore sesy
large
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Attress, A. r. DOWNER.
AZ Broadway. Nev Yosk.
Psieniee SD Sole Proprietor
n B--Gen<sai and exclusive Axenciel
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GaArls NorlcEs--We publish mott
ccs Of marriages, deaths, &c, gratis
and would like to record all which &C
cur in the county. Ministers, or 9th
ers. who oficiate on such occasie rs
will confer . favor By sending rs . no
tee imme lately.
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ROYE TESTIMONY.

R-rvAsDsviLIx. Posey Co. lad April p
DR. RcBAcK-Sir-I feel 4 oay duty q
present you ny eersi6esse. 70 shou 700 ihs
bese6. have received from your medicines
the Sesndinsviss Blood Pills end Blood Ps-
rihsr. Amer being afflicted for some three
years. giving Or physicians sri,i, and slse
the medicines Of Dr. D@.I wss persss.
ded 10 Try yosr Pills ssd Purifier. whish
cid. sad they cared - perfectly
Yours, trsly, d. J. FUGAH-
fSee advestiaeuens.
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Nj e ID l c A L
A N ID
CHEM1CN
r 8 r 0 r n
A6vdDD RuDD.
NEv YoRx Brxxvorr.r y.v,,s..x


I rsrAprrcurn ,ore
4 800
And devoted 20 The CAUSE OF MEDICAL Re.
roHH; 70 the DyrusIoH o. MEDicAL Ksow
Is- poh IhE rkksLsIIoo OF DisEAsE, and
= .ne nELI.r q THOSE SuFrIRrso AsD Ar
..p ~..h vhkos'c AND sIRULESr DIS
ap-.' ~ M enc this innrmsrv i en-.
$500. 20 enso'e tne s'ck AID suffering
".Ioenou' ne 'ens'n END breadth OF our
~ - s,o'o '"e roisosous DRUGS, ExroR-
I'os and IssosAscE PRoFEssED PHYSICIANS.
...s. -",sn 'ncussnos ana tens OF thous-
~" r. sn "', peF'sn.
'o'U"nx sIe soma OF the diseases
s..'s - 10y .."s i"nsmasy Out 10 81
&C. :. ~. eo1n'ly;
So1sunp 'ioI mo pulmonary ComPisints'
n.' Ss'o'us' Dyspeps.s, Eve ana Ear
80 80. v'@ ra".,. no o'nsr lomo' =: Jseno'ce
~ ..p's'.'. csInsi "eaEsess
uAL oEeAss. rRon wHArEvrR CAUSE on OF
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esses ! ss.eJ, er,s = sH''''s - :"
Oar ,aie i - ch.,.. ,o,h;.. -. .1v;..
snd vri,,.r n,.s.r...;... -. ~, 1850
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ltbe Ioves, rs,s. s''
These remed;e. -. .,...,.a /. 49,, -
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Intending 81 the recent discoveries.
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Of disease see, occupations nc, We will
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sendlse Tor sdviee vill b devoted % fur
nisning nedicine Tor The poor. In oil cases
medicine can % sent By mail o. express u
desired. Send for one OF more Of our works
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these objects.
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Containing simple remedies easily obtain.
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with full explanations Of the causes. symp-
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The Ia DIES MEDICAL FRIEND
And the physlology Of Marriage.
a work on the cause, symptoms. and uest-
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or Gous can be permanently cured b
DR.. LeIanfs MI Rheumatic Band" SEE
advertisement q -Gress Cure" 10 another
eoIumu
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or All. especially young men. shosk
read the sdvsriisenent Of the Dev .ys'
sioDsl Dispenssry.' q Cincinnati. Ohio. il
ssosher column.
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Apfas khcCes0os 1859
The Stsse Of Indiana.
To he Sheriff Of Dsbois County. Greeting:
YOU sre hereby notified that she.pc5e<s 10
u BE Elied % the frst uostsy Or April.
a. D. 1862. are tie fslio.isy. VIZ:
Tso Justices Of The Peace il CoIuabia
|To~sship; one il The place Of Leroy Cave.
|resigsed; sad one il the place q James
Hcussos, whose term expires May 25rh.
|IS63-
One Justice Of The Peace 10 Bainbrslrs
TovoshiP. instead Of A. h Alexander. r.
Gened-
One Jsssice Of he Pssce il Hall Toua-
chip. in the pace oil J. AIles-
One Jssfice Of the Peace ID Fer1ir I'D
Township u Iks place Of Matthias Schwartz.
resigned
One Township Trustee 10 each Town
ship 10 this County
A. many Cossiss'es il each Township o
here ere Jsssices Of he Peace 10 the cane.
.snd - ossy Supervisors cf Roads q there
ere Road Districts 10 eseh Township il sid
County
And 20 are directed 70 rive notice Of the
sane sceEtisg 70 Lsv-
wiisess Hensy A. Hslshsss.
Clerk 81 The D1bois Creuir
Court. sni the Seal thereof here
% sf5xei. q Jssper, shis I2rh
dsy u March. A. D. 1859.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
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The Gus'ifst voters 81 Dubois Counsy.
Istisns. ere hereby notified that N Election
.ill . held q The usual Place Of holting
Elections. - sid Ccusty, % The 6rss Mos
tsy - April next. for he purpose q EIscsisg
persons % Gil the cfires ensnesssed il tke
CIerk's eesli6esle q sbove 80 forth
Gives ssSss ~ hssi shis, I3sh dsy Of
March. 1854
JOHN wEIKKI. sIsnf D. c.
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Bainbridge ToWnsAiP Exhi-
bit.
4 n Exhibh Of sbs Reeeisss end Expendi-
n lures Of BasnLridxe Townsville. Dnbois
county. Isdisns for The fscsl year end.ne
March 5ih, 1862
Received from CO. Treasurer. e2-es %
Received fsoa J. Weikel. sker;G go "
Received isoa A. IL AIexsndes, 3OC
Total Receipts. s3.792 Sc
ExrEspfrrREs
Aocsat psid to sundry persons. $3.50 50
Balance % hand. 95l IS
Total = above. Sara %
Which - spPorsioned among Tie several
kinds Of fsnds . follows. te-sif:
Towsship Fsn<a
Received from Ill sources. el3f -
Paid % sssdy persona "a Is
Amount cvespsid. ~
Special School Fund
Received iron I'll sourcos, 1862 n
Paid % susdEy persona loss "a
Amount ov9paid, q
Common School Fund
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Respectfully ssbnitseS.
March ~. ie62-4w
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