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GEN ERAL OR DER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. December y, 1851.
| TIE NAVY GKPARTNxNT mas o rendezvous for
/ shIppins men at eaoh of the follovlnF places:
| Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Sostor aId New Bedford, Massachusetts.
PAilsdelphie and Erie. Pennsylvania.
Baltimore, maTylsud; AM
| Wsshington, District Of Columbia.
seamen, o. dlnary seamen and landsmen who can
pass the usual surgeon exsmi 1atiou. by present
residence, with an ofcIal oert6cxt from the CITY
or town olerk NEnifyipg that they are residents
AMI have expressed desire 20 leave 90 entef the
navy, will be reoeived on the following termsi
lst IN allowance OF three cents mile for travel
81. An advance of three months to sesmen ana
ordinary sesmen, and Of tso months TO landsmeu,
81. Permission to leave an allotment of hslt-pay
70 their families, tn commence the date Of their
All To 60 on board ship IN their ordinary clothes.
where an outht will be furnished and ohaTg cd az
Pep5 Visa. eelns the present prices, siEi -
One pair us cloth rovsers -..... sS
One blue he pnel oveTshirt ..---. 60
Two under flannel shirts. ..---. aa
Two pairs woollen dravs--..-...- ais
IN HAT, esa 80
6Vo oahgete --.-..-..-..--.--.--.. $50
One black silk sndkerohIef -. 100
ssN
The pay ofpetty officers averages SO 10 s2s per
The R.v Of seamen. ...-....----- sls per month.
Do. oidluarJ seamen.... do.
Do. land smen. ... II do.
And food fonnd.
No lsndEmsn viii be allowed to take the benefit
OF this regulation who has not been four mo lIhs al
GIBSON wELLEs,
de "a cost cretary OF the Navy.
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$50 SEVENTH STREET. EcO
ARMY oFrIGERssANND22 ND29sg G9s9gNrRAcT6Rs

Justsrrived ZOO Windows of sash, of sltsises,
s1ob ss2, !, 8, 10 aud II light sash, just
the thing for barracks, AID for sale cheap BY
y. w. HAMILTUN,
Asent for Northern Manufacturers,
No. S62 7fh st., oypo. CestT Marx aad tks rear
n MserS Wtas, Liqx0T aad Cigar Stors,
de Is eO2Wt
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COLUMBIA MARKET,
~ Ea-. Pa acesxs, eornu Mrteeafh Sc.
Fhs subscriber would most respectfully inform
the citizens of WssAingtoR he has returned TO
hIs old quarter, where he intends keeping hrst
rate market in all Its branches, as in times gone
He Will be happy TO greet hir old friends and Gus
toners. ...-
N. B B-6oods sent free of charge to any part of
the city. o..
de Is c. MALLARD.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10Th
- day OF Janue-J. 1882 At Il o'eiock m, for sup
plying the Government with BEEF CATTLE.
The Cstte TO he delivered at Harrisburg, Chan
beIs6grI, or YORK, Pa as soon after the 18th Cay
of March, 1852, as the Government may direct The
Government will receive under this contract 900
hee1 and reserve the ht to call for any addition
q number mp to 10000.
Each lot of Ca tie delivered shall average at
least ,Sn pounds gross weight; and no animal
Will be received which weig hs less than 900 pounds
gros weight.
Government reserves TO itself the night to pay IN
Treasury notes, and TO reject any bid for any
cause. No bid will be entertained unless the bidder
Is presen' TO respond.
The bids 70 be dIreoted 70 MAJ. A. BECKW TB:
G. g. U. 4. A., Washington, ID. c., and endorsed
proposals for Beef"
FORK or BID.
j, A b, do hereby propose TO deliver 70 the Gov
srnment good Beef Gait on the hoof for - per
hundred pounds gross weight The Cattle 70 be
delivered at--, according % the terms Of the en-
closed adver tisement. The Cattle 20 be weighed
on the scales, and the weigh so determined to be
the purchase weight. hereby agree 20 gIye Q
good and sufficient bond for the fulfllment Of the
contract, and 70 receive Treasury notes OF other
Government funds in payment for the Cattle.
de 81
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u n Z " a IT Z.
PA Z " AT z.
PA IV At II.
DR.. LA BONITA

Cures ell Venerisl Diseases permanently and
quietly, without the use of disgusting poison
Gus drugs of any kind.
No dieting or iptei ference with business.
Consultations free.
IL Is saying quite enough N Us isvor, when say
New York city HOSPITALS.
New York City College and Hospital Tertimo-
mails furnished.
Ladies' with Whites and Diseases OF ne Womb
cured and saved . oonsumptfve's grave b. my
treatment.
There Is nothing cSsnsivs or dtsasrssoSk In any
All cures warranted, or money refr- ded
Communications in writing, with return stamr,
promptly attended to,
full Instructions for use, and warranted.
Ofhoe-Roon No. Wa ington Buildlnf, Penn.
avenue and Seventh st., WashiaE Eton, ID. q.
de 2I-IV
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ct our 'proverbially Low prices, marked In plain
figures. ! ..-. - -. . - - "
One prIoe only.
An inspection OF stock implies no Obligation to
purchase. s- PERRYk BRO,
Penn. avenue and Ninth IT.,
de IL lot "peFry RuldInR ~
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Reading Matter for tho P,rsstds Circle
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: THE DOLLAR STAR!
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS!
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE

The Fullest and Most Reliable News from
the Seat Of Government!
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"RTaRLY Y coScEN7zLrEpn
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
Po'tsivs and Specific R<-1sy
For Darsx.~s of ths

For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, eRAvR. and DROP.
SICAL eWELLINGs.
This Medicine Increases the pove Of us.rs,cx.
euo e1cites the ABsoRBKNTs into healthy xc<aor .
py vLlch The wArKRY on cAJcxkQry depoplaoo1.
and uNNATuLAl ENLARs xn KITs an &rosc1 :
seil es PAIN AND ISFLAnnArios, and II rod
MEN. WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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FEMALES- FEMALES-P6MA
CONTEMPLATING MEkRfk6B.
IN Maay zfsesioss PeesItav 20 Fs~alss
the Extract Brohu u uneS eSnaLlec oy any other rem
PaInfuness, or 6uppresSlOn OF CUSTOMARY kyst-
uations; Uioersteo OF SchlrTess % sSts Of NJ utsI
complaints incident % the sex, whether ertslnS
from lndsoreCon. Habits Of Dissi PATTON, IN thS
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFRI
SIZE SYMPTOMS ABoyL
NO FAMILY SHOULD B1 WITHOUT n.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

b6T PAPER FROM SORGHUM We have
now before US specimen OF brown wrap.
ping paper made from sugar cane. 1t IS
Of the very best quality, and was manu-.
featured at the mills at s. w. Wheeioek,
ESQ, Moline. Mr.. W. has been expert
msnting upon this article, and has sue.
sceeded in producing an extra quality of
paper.
The cane used was what had been pass
ed through the crusher, and had been
thrown away as useless. Nothing would
eat land it was SO tough and sharp
grained that il be had been careless,
would have cut his hands like glass. This
was taken out and put through some
kind of process by which the grains De
came separated. aud then made into
paper. The quality of the specimen now
before US is No. |, and is egener and
stronger than common brown paper, and
can be made at a less expense. Rags
had become so expensive and scarce that
Mr.. Wheelock was led to try something
else, and he was very lucky in his expe.
riments. Heretofore the refuse Of stalks
OF Sorghum after passing through the
mill, was considered worthless, but now
1t is of almost inestimable value.-Rock
Island Ua,on.
Sorghum is evidently destined to revo,
lutionizs the world From it we have
smolasses, sugar. vinegar, an excellent,
palatablA article of cider, with the genu'
inc 'Juddle' to it, and from the above we
can have paper. and we learn that it is a
legal tender in many parts of the State,
for all debts. Bully for sorghum.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

gss- Change is getting as scarce as
hen S teeth. The "morjed monopoly
have been using every exertion to get on
a supply of the postal currency, but cam
not obtain it only in small pi,taucss just
to look at. Would it not be well for some
one party to issue checks, good for quar-
ters and halves That would make a con.
veuient and tan .ible l. 0. U. and relieve
our memories somewhat, as now almost
every man owes every other man about
q quarter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

~ We regre. to he called upon to
announce the departure from our midst of
that very genial and kind hearted friend,
Capt. HOWARD, late commander of the
Ferry boat Jane Ritchey.' Bat "as we
slip we slide along and SO it is with
Charley, from an occupation so congenial
to his taste. and the command OF craft
in which he justly took great pride, he
has been forced by declining health and
the pressure Of the 'moneyed ar:stocracy"
to seek precarious livelihood amid the
savage wiljs of the Upper Missouri,
where we are satisfied if he does not sue.
coed be will at least ''stir them up." We
were present at the heart rending scene of
his last visit aboard his beloved craft. and
~ be cast his "eagle eye" over her deck,
taking in at glance her neat and perfect
equipment and beautifully modelled pro.
portions, We observed those eagle eyes fill
With tears, and knew that the feelings
which steered his manly bosom were too
deep for any common sympathy, but
could not avoid thinking if health had
only been spared to him and the arsto.
cratic pressure could have been avoided,
80 that he could have pursued the calling
Tor which he was by temperament and
talent 50 peculiarly adapted, might
have rlvaled even his renowned prototype
in that hue Of business and ultimately
aspired to the proud position now held by
him; but now that hope is defeated. fur
though aat'boatman may secure the
Presidency, an lodian trader can hardly
b expected to do SO. We have the con.
soiing hope however of seeing our friend
Charley 10 the early Spring.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

lJ" Capt. Millard ssd detachment, to
use the language Of the Telegraph, "hav-
ing accomplished the object of the expo.
dition' returned last Monday. They went
as far IS the Ysnkton Agency. If they
captured Little Grow, or recovered Any Of
his cap,ives, it has 10. got noised round
yet. We learn from Capt Willard tha,
Agent Burleigh with six Yankton Sioux
Indians has started for the camp Of the
Sauntees some $50 miles above Ft. Pierre
to endeavor if possible to effect the reIea %
of the captives, by purchase or otherwise.
This speaks we'll for the energy Of DR..
Blrleish.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
nz2J- The Pay master with money te pay

@SO Ane ay iuAStcT with iuouey u pay
OF the troops at For: Randall-three
companies of Infantry and the Dakota
Cavalry, arrived here on Tuesday evening
and left same night hoping BY hard driv.
ing to reach f. Randall before the troops
ordered to Fl. Pierre had left Paymas-
ters of all others must appreciate the
convenience of illegal tender" over gold,
on account Of the small bulk and weight
We can remember the iron box, requiring
two men to lift that Major, now General
Marcy, used to take to Fort Randall, and
there was another fact in regard to that
box that attracted our atten,ion-it was
not as heavy when it came back as when
it went up.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

G2~ Al. kinds Of wood is exceedingly
scarce in our city at present. We have
heard Of cottonwood selling at s. so per
cord. Those having the article on hanu,
will do we'll TO seek out the needy, and
dispose of the same before the bridge n ow
10 process of erection across the Big
Muddy be completed. We predict a
sudden decline OF 50 per cent. in the ar.
ticle when that is done.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

Hg Gov. Jayne and Secretary Hutch
inson of Dakota, have arrived en- route
for Yankton. The former has been to ST.
Paul TO confer with Gen. Pope in regard
to military matters on the Missouri Slope.
We shall probably he able in our next
issue to foreshodow the policy" to be
pursued. The Secretary has been to New
York, and We hope has got his clothes
lined with "greenbaeks" to pay off the
coming Legislative expenses, instead OF
flooding our country with exchange.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
COMMERCIAL,
Corrected reekly by. E. D. Booge Il Go
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, dc.
Sioux City Markets.

Sioux City Markets.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
WHEAT-50c pei bushel.
WHEAT FLoUR-s2 o0a$2.25 perhundrsd
CORN MEAL-65asOc per hundred.
CORN-25c per bushel
OATS--20c per bushel.
POTAToES-20c per bushel.
BEANS-Sl 90 per bushsl.
HAM-sa1oc. per lb.
BACoN-9a10c perth
LARD-5a7c perlb.
BUTTER-sa15c per ID.
EGGS--Sc per dozen.
DRIED ApPLES-l0s psrlb.
DRIED PEACHES-locp per Id.
SCIAR-1la2oc psrlb.
CoFFEE-3oc per lb.
Teal .25aS1 so perlb.
M0LAssEs-75casl 0opergallon,
/BEEF-3a loc per ID.
pORK-sc per ID.
ONIoNS-5oc. per bushel,
WH1SkEY-aOy80c.
LUMBER-Cottonwood- perm.
PINE-s65 per thousand IT.
SHINGLES--Pines 81; Co.to WOO a Pc, thous
LATH-s4 per thcus
STAR CANDLES-3oc per ID.
TALLOw CANDLES--lSc per ID.
PALM S0AP-l3e per III.
OLEINE SOAP---l6c perlb.
CHEMICAL SOAp-I5cperIh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

ray SMrgHLANp AHEAD Lieut.. Lamb
Of Smith!and, has raised upon his farm
this year apples that would be credi, to
any country. This is clnching argu'
ment that if our citizens will only give
the fruit question attention we need not
be dependent upon Southern Iowa and
Missouri for our apples, at prices which
flavor oil our fruit SO seriously with
greenbacks."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
rH- Did you hear the wind on Wedne

rsl- Did you hear the wind on Wednes.
day night and think what bad night it
would be for FIRE? The only remedy
for such is to have your dwellings in-ur.
ed in a good, reliable Insurance company.
WEARE l. ALLISON keep constantly on
hand good supply of the remedy An
investment Of few dollars now may save
Won hundreds. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

Say The Sioux City Cavalry are a
good, comfortable looking lot Of fellows
with their new overcoats and pants. I'M
derstand us, we mean they are go cd look
ing anyhow, and now look warm. IF
Uncle Samuel takes as good care of all
his "hands' as he does of Capt. Millard's
Company, he is good fellow to work for,
which no one doubts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

IA Pork is beginning to come in quite
rapidly. II. D. BOOZE & Co., we believe,
are the only parties in town tuying to
pack. They are paying $3.50 per hun
dred. Bring along your dead swine and
take the "green backs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

Be- Messrs. Whiting & Bros. of Mono
ma county passed through our city few
days since with drove of go hogs for
the Iankton Indian Agency. These
gentlemen are enterprsing, go.aheal far
mers If We had more sach the county
would profit thereby.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

EA~ BRING IT BACK Some unprinci.
pied miscreant has stolen our Dak0tiaa,
containing the revised and corrected copy
of the trial of Mars!n. We will pay two
dollars for the return Of the paper and
conviction Of the thief.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

reA- All interested in having series of
Literary Lectures the presen, winter are
requested to meet on Tuesday evening at
the Congregational Chapel for the pnr
pose Of making arrangements.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

D6r Thanksgiving was generelly OBJ
served by our citiz?ns-to have Az ishss
ing effect upon the price Of Turkeys and
chickens.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

ca. Subscribers will take notice that when their
paper comes to the. with a coiored X marked on
1t, they may DO sure that their subscription has
nearly run out; and unless renewed at once the
paper will be stopped. "-fsE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

nss- CHAs, L. HEDGES, Esq, the active,
enterprising, energetic Sutler at the
Iankton Indian Agency has Just returned
from below, where he has been to obtain
an extensive stock Of goods for the upper
trade.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
NOTICE TO FARMERS
--ASD--
. e a ] ers in Grain,

"E, the undersigned, are now prepared to offer
w to the public some of the best Tanning
Miiis ever manufactured in the Unied States
these Mills are warranted to clean perfectly Wheat
Buckwleat Rye, Barley. oats aud Corn. and in fact
an Kinds OF grain. even the finest grassseed These
Mills are made OF the best material and pain ted in
a superior manner, and Tor utility and durability
cannot lie surpassed
Farmer bT the Of Of these Mills will
soon save screenings enough for biz pigs and chick
ems I" pay for the MIil. lie semi, % the Grist Mill
noihinG but the plump grain aud in return gets in
roNid numbers his fHl weight Of -four, and that IF
superior quality, and he sypn forms a more exalt-
"a "Plnion If tn" Miller. especially a. to his homes
". HIS vii stops rrumhiIG about black -four
he Is enabled 10 eat lght bread made from clean
wheat I" wear clean cltatErs. and to nave clear
Conscience he Spends his leisure h4ars quietly and
goes down 10 the grave in peace.
n. b.-fha>" Mills may h, -"'m Mt our shop on
Ferry creek first door forth oi :he Methodist
'hut'h' ana near the sign Of tn To-, Tanning Mill
60 G. Il. NcbOUGALL Il Co
Sioux Ctty, October 18th. ]S62-,oS 3n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29

~ We ass pleased to zee among us
again the genial face Of II. d. Booge,
Esq, of ST. Louis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

M. n Vnurc hs. Rev DAN { LAMONT, Pastor, at
ii o'clock q. IN. .#...z .....s#.s e.. o. .......
CongreEational Church..Rey. NJ. TING.
LEY, Pastor, at lO1a q. M, and 4 p. IN.
Presbytertan Church.-. Rev. s. PHELPS,
Psstor, at l0la A. NJ. and ~ M.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
BAR BIER SHOP.

THE undersigned has removed into his new shop
i on Pearl street, where he is prepared to attend
to everything connected with the totiauria art in
the most Fashionable style. The patronage of the
gentleman Of Sioux City aud vicinity respectfully
solicited ADAM FALK
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

For the Relief Of the Sick and Distress
ed, afflicted ruth lir7tlem and Chro.
nic Diseases, and especiaii, for
the Cure Of Diseases Of the
Sexual OryanS.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the AETNA
WI Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
Weakness, and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis,
pensery, sent to the afflicted in sealed envelopes,
free OF charge. Two or three stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SK1LLIN HorGHToN. Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, 40. . south Ninth
Street, Fhiladelphia, Pa. yqlinoia-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-29
New Advertisem'ts.
HID Booge Il Cos Column

H. d. BOCGE, JAS. Z, BOOGE.
ST. Louis. Sioux city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
,1xTH IOWA CAVALRY.
lxcn ,egiment of Iowa tavalry,
S25 OF THE 800 BOUNTY

Enlist rapidly the tirle for drafting draws near.
Lteut Col. e. h.. Moss and CAPT. Erie j. Leech are
Recruiting Officers for Lee county to whom sppiina-
ton should be made without delay
ofiee--Sample's Building, ed street, next door 10
the Posi- Ofiee. DAVID 4 WILSON
ktokutl Sept. 20-dlm Col. 9th Iowa Cav
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-11-26
The Importance of Rags.

The occupation of the rag-picker is as
suming considerable importance in view
of The increasing scarcity of materials for
the manufacture of paper. 1t should be
the duty of every one TO assume, as far
as practicable, the office of rag-picker.
No other material has as yet been found
which will answer as substitute for rags
in the manufacture of writing, book, and
newspaper. The supply has been consid-
erably curtailed in consequence Of the
scarcity of the cotton waste which has
hitherto contributed largely TO the manu-
facturer's stock, and is now entirely inad-
equate TO meet the demand. The conse-
quence is, that there has been an advance
in the price of paper of all descriptions
fully thirty per cent within the last month.
The New York Times says that printing
paper of all kinds has risen fifty per cent
during the past three months, while the
tax on paper, ink, &C., still further aggra-
Yates the difficulty. AS the rise in pa
per is due, in great measure, to the
scarcity of cotton, there is no telling where
it may end. In this age of literature,
when every body reads the papers, it is
highly essential that facilities for reading
should be brought within the reach of all.
Economical persons can, therefore, be ad
vantageously employed in collecting to-
gether every little scrap that comes in
their way. Let every family save all the
remnants of cast.off clothing, and see that
none is wasted; deposit it in a receptacle,
usually known in well regulated families
as the "rag-bag," and when filled send
it to the market. In this way large
amount might be saved, which has, in
times of plenty, been cast away as not
worth saving. Publishers all over the
country have been compelled to raise the
price Of papers, and their charges for ad.
vertising, which, to great extent, is due
to the scarcity of the raw material, and
the consequent advance in its price. I'm
less this can be remedied by preventing
the exhaustion of the supply Of rags, it
is impossible to tell how much intellectu-
al qualification may be denied the poorer
classes, by placing the price Of reading
matter so high'as to render it impossible
for them to obtain it.-Betroh Free
Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-11-26
Secretary of the Board Of County Can
yassers.

At meeting of the Board of County
Canvassers, for the County of Ottawa,
held at the Office of the Clerk of said
county, on the eleventh day of Novem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-two, for the purpose Of canvassing the
votes given in the respective townships, in
said county, for the various county offices,
at the General Election, held on the
fourth day Of November, A. d. 1862, it
was determined by the Board that Henry
Rysdorp and Cornelis Dc Putter, having
received the greatest number of votes
cast at said election, are elected Coroners
of said county for two years from and af-
ter the thirty-first day Of December next.
We certify that the foregoing is correct.
X. ScHADDELEE, Chairman of the
Board of County Canvassers.
ELIAS G. YOUNG, County Clerk and
Secretary of the Board of County Can
vassers.