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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-09


But whatever may have been the influ-
ences under which General futile acted,
or the purpose for which he became !
candidate. our path Of duty is plain be-
fore us. lis enough for US to know that
if elected he would be an instrument in
the hands of the men who have made him
their candidate. fought to be sufficient
for us to know that if elected, Duncombe
might under some circumstances become
his successor. 1t is enough for us to
know that his election would be hailed as
a triumph of the Vallandigham platform
in this State. and as an endorsement of
the atrocious resolutions of the Central
Committee that nominated him. It is
enough for us to know that every anti.
war malignant, every genuine Copper.
head in the State is Tallying to his sup
port, and that while they are supporting
him, his special friends and his influence
are used TO support them. This is the
real purpose for which General Tutle
was made candidate. No sensible man
in the State expects him to be elected
When he has answered the purpose of .
decoy he viii be thrown away like
squeezed orange. No man who has taken
up arms in defence of the country has any
thing to expect from the men who in-
duced him to become a candidate, now
or In the future. They use bin for <
temporary purpose in the hope that his
name may strengthen their local tickets.
But for this consideration. he would new
er have been nominated, or, if nominated
he would have been Immediately repudia-
ted by vast majority Of the Democrats
party. 1t is simply convenient 70 use
his name IA give favor Of loyalty to
their organisation, and with his aid to
elect men Of questionable loyalty to
the State Legislature and to county
offices.
we have an illustration Of this in the |
county who're reside. Two ys,rs 9slo6 |
Justss CLARK and Moss W, Roli,seal
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COUNTY FAIR.
MASS MEETING AT CHARLESTON
SATURDAY., October 3. fs62

Franklin, Franklin TIP, Monday, Oct S, a, O'Clock
Harger's school house, West Ppiut Tp Tuesday. Oc
I 6, at o'cloc1
Applegates school house, Jefferson TIP, "Wednesday
Oct ., at O'Clock
Pritchettis school house. Green Bay TIP, THURSDAY,
Oct g. att o'clock
Primrose, Harrison Tp, Friday ocl O. At Z O'Clock
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MASS MEETING AT v1NcENNEs.

SAtVfuaj' StpttMJFT To, IS63.
Picayune school hnu se, Pleasant Rfaye Tn Mopd.x
Sept a. at Z o'clock IN
Williamson school use Pleasant RIDGE Tn Tuasd.y
Sept g, aL7 O'Clock p m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-09

WALL PAPER.-Received this ia,
stock Of Wall Paper, new desixp.:
judas Curtsin Fixtures
Green Holland for Window
Bu6 Holland for Windows
Cords, Tssseis. sc.
ap-d27 NV upsrnnr,
, 1863-10-31
from THE SOUTH.
INTERESTING NEWS VIA
FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS aIoSBoE, Oct. 2o.-The etcamer
New York arrived last evening from City
Point, with about 200 prisoners Of Wal, most
Of whom were wounded.
The steamer spsuldtne arrived this morn.
ing from Beaufort, N. c.
Southern papers received here contain the
following news: The Richmond Enquirer Of
the eth fays: Quite severe cavalry fight Is
reported to have taken place at Brandy sta-
tion, On Sunday, In which the enemy Wis de-
fcated and driven back five miles. No details
have been communicated.
The condition Of the currency has become
20 alarming that its importance has risen
even above the excitement Of military move
ments. From every quarter Of the Confedo.
7ocv. schemes. e1pedients and remedies are
a.3iv scattered hroadcast over the country.
ard suggestions nf every character and de.
fcvint;on .re nr,ed.
one fhino !. certain1v fndlsnut.b1e-tha
the nreaent financial management ia an inter
, 1863-10-31

'WHX TOU SHOULD VOTE FOR
BUCK MORRIS.
FmsT-You should vote tor Buck Nor
tis if you have desire that the rebel Con-
3ederacy be established. It will be entirely
consistent for you to do so under such cir
rumstances. Your vote might not do
much to bring it about, but then it would
stand as IN expression Of your view3-
6EcoEp-0n the same hypothesis as
above, you should vote for Buck Morris
because you will thus 20 with your own
crowd. Every rebel sympathizer in Chi
rago will be at his back, and not one Of
them will lose his vote On the day in ques-
lion, and Buck Will receive every such
Sote.
THnD-On the same hypothesis still,
<ote for Buck Morris, out Of gratitude for
the services he has rendered the rebel
cause, since the war. broke out, and in all
The epcriod since that time, according only
Encers and revilings for the Government,
FounTu-Vote for Buck Morris If you
desire to read on the morning Of the
fourth in the JEFF Davis organ of this city.
That the Administration Of the bufoon,
at Washington is repudiated in Chicago -
That the metropolis Of the Northwest re-
jects "the tyranny Of lincoln
FmTn-Votc for Buck Morris unless
sou have preference for Thoroughbred
loyal man like Joseph E, Gary, and unless
L.. 81.
, 1863-10-31
FROM GEN. THOMAS ARMY.
Encouraging Reports from Chat
tanooga.
Gen, Hooker Attacked and Reuul-
ses the Enemy.

WARRINGTON, oct, so.-At o'clock yes
terday morning AtAjor Gen. Thomas telegraph
ed to the War Department as fo1iows:}
Gen. Hooker Was attacked ut II o'clock,
midnight. and Severe fight e1sued, which
continued two hours With lighter Work until
fou- a. m.
Gen. Hooker reports at ha1f past seyen a. m.
the conduct Of our troops to be splendid.
They repuleed every attack made on them
and drove the eneuy from every position
they assailed.
The Star has information that On the 27Gh
by very brilliant moyemeot, planned ard e1-
ecuted under the direction Of Gen. Smith,
chief engineer Of the Department. Of the Gun
berland, two wagon roads and the use Of the
-ivcr ns lines for supplies, were acquired By
the forces ut Chattanooga, thus relieving the
command Of Major Gen. Thomas Of its chief
embarrassment
Gen. Smiths operations as the month Of
tie lookout valley are spoken Of as q great
success, and their brilli4ncy cannot be exag-
gerated.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 30.-Lookout Mountain
was taken on the 2Sth BY our troops under
Gea. Hooker, with the 11th corps, portion
If th 18th, and Palmer's division of the 9TH
corps. No serious opposition was made.
The riyeri IL now open to Chattanooga, aud
the Amy Of the Cumberland Ia relfeTed from
any danger threatened By interrupted COM
municatious.
General Palmer has been promoted to the
command Of the 18th corps, over Rosseap,
Reynolds and Sheridan. General Rosseau ii
Tcry Ill
Gen. Mitchell is relieved from the cavalry
command, and ordered to report here. lie is
nov In the city.
The river ia four feet On the shoale.
, 1863-10-31
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Aspects Of the Situation---Plots,
Disturbances, &o,

eAN FRASCIsco, Oct. 29.-Dates received
from lie City Of Mexico to Oct. 1st, report
that conspiracy against the Imperial Gov
eminent had been discovered, and large
number ofaccused persons Imprisoned. Some
Of TIE consplrstors were shot, and others
rent 10 Martinique.
No recent movements of the French troops
are mentioned.
Tie French press were free IN commenting
upon the refusal Of Minister Corwin to hold
any intercourse with the Provisional Govern.
u1ent, and also upon lis neg1ecting to join in
the festivities in celebrating the birth Of Na-
po1eon.
EThe Jusrez Government Tas Increasing tho
forces daily, 1900 troops being between
Queretara and San Lnis Potcsi. TIC guar
i1]as we're increasing in boldncss, sud the ad-
htrents Of Juarez seemed as determined -
ever to resist the French to the last extremi.
ty. The opinion prevailed that large French
rtinforcements would be required for the
complete subjugation Of the country.
, 1863-10-31


The only danger at the polls or Tuesday
next, to the cause Of Union and Liberty
will he the apathy and indolent ease OF
those who should be earnest IN their be-
half In Chicago men recognize the pro-
priety that the seal Of condemnation should
be set upon the nomination Ike that Of
Buck Morris for the Superior Judgeship.
They further recognize clearly that Mr.
Gary, lis competitor, will ado1n the bench.
These facts seem 20 clear to many men that
the tendency Is to believe them generally
accepted
And:this belief is dangerous one II it in
duces its victim to moderate OF cease ut
aerlv his exertions. In Chicago, wero
every Union man to go to the polls, and
Labor earnestly for that day, the result
would be as certain as the rising OF the
sun on that morning. All that is neces'
sary for our defeat is that Republican
Tnion men should stay at home and BE-
ucye the work will be done without them
This false security has never beiallen
cur opponents. They take nothing fol
granted They hare ever set US an exam
ple Of diligence and zeal worthy oi
better cause. They will work. VIII yor
coufess your interest less than thelrs
When your porter or hostlcr pulls his fore
top to you and gets leave to be absent fol
the dny to vote, ought it not TO shame vou
unto following him to tic polls to cast YOU,
own vote for the Union candidates? Lei
persona e1ertion be recognized as tn,
duty Of every lover Of Ills country. LIE
every tuan do his whole duty at the ballo
fYny -.
, 1863-10-31
CHICAGO SANITARY con-
MISSION.


--
uosr1TA1 :7aD REa>r. Ill IxrAx7nr.l
V1cKsBuna. Ntss., Oct. 10, 1865. {
F.w. Hafe3,ford. Asst Trca ,rrrr fh3e@co s.nf,a-
~ Commission:
~ 49,. 49,. ,.4+,, x...,.c
"e o@'e 1ue' to.u1neo W ta'n 6taloa asef
IN abEence at Na!chez Of exactly three
rncn+be
ns y. :,
Since the 18TH Of August the U. :. saaitaEy
A4~e ~
Natchez, formerly under Inc charge OF Mt.
r. Norton. and nnw under tha charce of Mr.
49, -, ~" @.4 49, - 49,
f. u. way. Both gefuemea hare accomno-
d.4ea yre ,Ssfh MI 7 rnn.d ,xs.h ora h,va
Wv" 49, '.4 - ~"" ".'4' ..~ .~se
taken pains to otlrr me anything they had
While We!hear 30 nuch about the failure Of
tbe tfcl 1ece,1inc Sanitary poo5a. mariana
~. - x~.-..ss - ~.axeS e' ...e fs
you "A4 oe 4oleseeIeo Ill seelns Inc &nonns
delivered to one rtgfmenta1 hospital, aVer.
aping efch.ecn inmates. and nn1v two or
..-,-1-
lolee u laela Dangerously s1cA.
, 1863-10-31
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1865.
the fo.ti1catious Of Yicksbur5 Is steadily
progressing.
EVIDENCE OF MILITARY SERVICE FOR PENSION.
NAsu1sGToS, Oct. 28.-The following or
der has just been issued In evidence OF MILL

progressing.
EVIDENCE OF MILITARY SERVICE FOR PENSION
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The following or
der has Just been issued In evidence Of MILL
ta1y service:
Pxss1os OFFICE, October %, 1871
No volunteer OF drafted man Is deemed to have
been In the United States Service unless du mus
tered therein. When mustered hts service ls r.
gardsd az having commenced at inc oAte o1 MS
Esidence Of euch service is to b. sought PRINT
Fly at the office Of the Adjutant deneta. o. IN
bsa eemsss s13 rs se ~ o
cannot be cnnt1adtcted bY parole eT1oenee:
there is believed to be error theren tn any case
evidence Intended to correct such error must bs
when he Adjntant General reports that the
proper returns Of muster are wanting 10 any case,
the evidence will be sought at the raymaater Gen
Adjutant Ge, efal Of the State tn which the regt-
ment in question Was raised- Evidence OF mus.
ter obtained from either OF The latter sources,
accepted In default Of evidence from the Adjatant
General. Evidence OF muster out will be regard
cd as suf1cisnt In any case If tue date Of enrol-
sodie1 Is feand o. Tie s psy % 1oi ssr the propst
date Of muster, apY further evidence Of muster
vi n1t b. required: A. o11ecr duly natersd II
ana % VII % as n9
pay 1o1ls- JosRru H:BARRErr, Commissioner.
NEW YORK. Oct, n--The Richmond Dis
f'utch Of the Goth stateA that on tho 10Th inst.
company Of Iartlean rangers. under CON-
mard of Major Edear Burroughs, attacked
the steamer J. B. White on the Albsemerle
and Chesapeake CANA. c.pturingand burning
her, together NTH q ..areJging machine aud
two Lighters, which che was towing, This
steamer il the came vessel which was run out
from NuItu1h TO 1nrtress Monroe last year.
captured st place called Beth-L -Tha craT
ard passengers were tAken into swamp near
by and paToled. TIE steamer is valued at
$4,000. Major Burroughs also attacked the
mail steamcr Fawn on the Canal, bat though
hesvy fire WAS poured 1ato her, she got 6y.
Commissioner Oald returned from an io'
terpicw with the Yankee Commissioner Mer,
edith, who intimated that he he'd no power to
negotiate for further exchange Of prisonesa
that Stanton always opposed any exchange o1
prisoners during tbs war, and his policy i;
now the policy Of the Government. This
~M probably be the last interylaE, unless {
destre for its renewal comes from the othe'
sfdc
, 1863-10-31

Our Washington news gives some high
j. important and interesting statistics from
The public ledger.
Tic letter from Provost Marshal Gencr-
II FRI contains very many facts Of interest
ut this time.
The news from Chattanooga is not later
lhan that previously received, but confirms,
officially, the intelligence Of the late bril-
1iaut little atfairs in that part Of the theatre
Of war.
The statement Of the cruel barbarities
practised on our hapless prisoners at Rich
mond is most startlingly reafilrmed in our
dispatches elsewhere. The matter should
receive the most vigorous treatment Of our
Government.
, 1863-10-31
FROM ST.
The Quota Of Minnesota military
Matters,

BPecta. Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.l
er- PAUL, Oct. 30. 1868,
GOV. Swift te1eE1aphs from Washington
thst our quota ia 1,eoo, and the new cavalry
regiment must be raised by the 9th Of no
yember 10 escape draft. Tne Original n5
u,es Of the War Department only called for
1,400, 60 that the Governor found them nearly
correct
We expected it would be reduced 400.
This number Is exclusive Of the list soo, 900
call
It will be utterly hnpossible to raise the
quota By the 9th. and It looks IS though the
dratt would proceed.
Col. Miller Was notified yesterday TINT ho
Lad been sppointcd Brigadier General. As
the people will appoint him Governor next
Tuesday, he viii resign the Bdgsdlerrhip.
, 1863-10-31

AL Quiet In our Army.

WASHINGTON Oct. S.-Nothing Of unusual
interest is reported hon the army Of the
Potomac.
The repairs on the Alexandria and Orange
Railroad have been completed to Catt1et's
Station, and are being finished on to the
Junction. Cars are expected to reach there
tomorrow morning.
Some Of cur troops are sid to be at the
point where Turkey Run crosses the Warren
ton Railroad.
NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-A special to the
World, dated Washington, 29th, says:
Everything Is quiet In front to day, though
this evenings Republican announces that Gen.
Meade is feeling the enemy and Will coon
make an important movement. A refagee,
who come within our lines. reports that
Hoods division Of LoDgstreet's corps has re-
turned from Baagg's army to Lee.
The railroad to the Rappahannock Will be
completed In about four days.
Yesterdays Richmond papers have been
received, but contain nothing new. AL Is
quiet at the West and at Charleston. Ri.
n;ors, teleg.aphed here from tha North, Of q
riot in Richmond, are cont1adicted by passen.
GERS BY the tlag of truce boat.
, 1863-10-31
The Removal Of KpKecrans-HoxV Re-
celyad ti4 the Army.
Correspondents n. 7. T1ibune.J

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. n, 1859.
Last night dispatch arrived from secre-
tarY Etantcp, dated LonisTil1e, announcing
the consolidation Of the three Departments
ucder the supreme command Of Major Gen.
G1ant, and tho creation OF those sub -deparE-
ments Of the Mississippi, Cumberland and
Tennessee, to he respectively commanded BY
Major Generals Sherman, Thomas and Barn.
side, relieving Gen. Rosecrans from duty, and
port By letter to the Adjutant General.
Gen. Rosecrans HAS not surprised tJ the
blow thus struck. Private advices from
Washington had led hlm to exoectit for Ecme
days. MGR Has the change Of Commanders
unexpected ~ those that knew, like the VIII
manifested toward him for many months.
But to his statf the order appeared like
thunderbolt from clear sky.
The intelligence Of the removal Of the CON-
mandipg general did lot spread beJond the
headquarters last night. In tho course of the
next hour he II Ill take his departure, accom-
panied onl3 BY tro rsembers OF his personal
army.
l have not time to discuss the manifest mo-
tlves Of the supreme executive powers in de-
cEeeing this Important change. AL cln say
1T present Ia that, although the deposed Gen:
e1ai has Eeen unfortunate, u not guilty Of
bard pnnlahmert In view of the undeniably
great tEe1rices rendered In his previous career.
The seal Of discretion bairg now removed, I
shall take an early opportunity to disclose 3
series Of weighty Gets that hare been hm1l-
lar to ne for coma time, aud will throw full
light upon all the csnses Of failure In the clos.
ing acts Of Gen. Rosecrans' administration Of
the Department OF the Cumberland. They
will show that tho main responsibilftJ-the
original ageDcy:in luAug1rati0g the unsacceas.
they do not relieve him Of the onus Of certain
miesters In their guidance.
, 1863-10-31
VOLUME XVI.
world 81 the voice Of tho nation, shoutn
the Union forever:

world 81 the voice Of the nation, shouting
the Union forever:
At many places In the route 10 Knoxville
end Jonesbofough) we were received with
demonstrations Of rcioiclcg, eucn ~ :.sG1ory
to Cod" 1.-THE dr. Of our dcliserAuce has
come" Many Of the inlloltants wept for JOY,
whcn they Ag&ia beLeld tbs glorious Starr
a1d Strips. The camp vas beai+ged With
citizens during our short stay. AfteE
describing the Gshdrg on their march
to support Rosecfans, In which the 85th
tore . gallrnt part, and toelr march Of 600
uf!cs-at the rate generally OF eighteen miles
dsy--oDeforccd march Of fifty four mite. LII
thirty hons, diving tho enemy before than
With tie loss Ct only thres men-he goos on
to say, "There il sufficient force left to take
care Of the country With the loyal Ten
neetecsns that are hocRing under the old
etaIe and st.ipes We will soon ba Ab.e to bid
Defiance to the rebels; for ne can couot the
Jrcrults by thousands already, md they are
dockIpg into Knoxville By hundreds, to mus
ter ilto the service Of the U1ited States; and
the best Of It is they a.e mostly all conscrlpts
from the rebel army. I have not the least hes
itation in saying that before the end of three
months from the 1akiug Of Knoxville we viii
Lave twenty or thirty regiments Of 1oy0
1cnneseeeans md North Csro1luians added to
1nr nrn,vn
, 1863-10-31

THE Union RALLY no NIGHT.
Tonight the Union uacn Of Chicago
will rally to the support Of the Union
county ticket. Gallant Dick 0glesby will
address the people, and other eminent
sneakers will be in attendance. Let the
North Market Hall be crowded upon this
occasion. The tried old soldier OF free
dom will amply repay with his thrilling
.eloouence all who attend. There are but
a few more days left before election. Let
them be improved in hard work, and let
the rally tonight be significant one. The
copperheads are already in despair. Dick
.Oclesby will put in the clincher tonight
, 1863-10-31

and incompetency which haye occurred amoag
Lie officers At this Bureku.
All the expenditures up to this time, on az.
conut Of this Bureau, Including the enroll
mint, draft, and pay Of officers and men CON
pected with 1t, are but little over s, 100 600.
These expenditures include all made on &C.
count Of the machinery which has produced
tue arrest and return Of q, 900 desertors.
The amount Of money received from the
draft up to this date is about ten times as
great a. ill the expenses Incurred on account
Of the Eerol1ment Act; those resulting from
the New York riots are not, however, inclu-
dtd in this statement, as they aso mora prop
erly attributable to other causss 6nd other
ptnoDs than the draft or the offlcers Of this
Bureau. 2n, Tery respectfully. your obs
dle1t servant, JAMES B. FRY,
Provost M11shs1 General.
Hon. E. II. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
, 1863-10-31

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3o.-The n. 7. 1d5une's
Washington special Gays:
Agentle1nan recently from Vicksburg says
the Mississippi has been unusually low, and
only gunboa1e Of light draft can navigate the
stream. The burgers to navigation from
snags ure increased by the presence Of
guelillas, and almost every vessel passing
receives volleys at several points, A number
OF boats have been deatroYed, the guerillas'
plan being to pick Oft the pilots, when. the
and then attacked, riaed and destroyed--the
nassengers being left on the bank to 20
Whithefsoe7er they can. The navigation of
the river is likely to be seriously affected In
this manner, IS no conveys can be sent with
boats.
The work Of strengthening and increasing
, 1863-10-31

Arrival Of an Overland EEnfxxant
Trafna

NAsHBaroE, Oct. 30.-Co1. Crawford,
commanding the escort Of an emigrant train,
officially informs the authorities here Of his
ar1iyul ut Portland, Oregon, On tho 24th inst.
The euuig1ants had all reached the settlement
in safety, and had no difficulty NTH the
Indians.
, 1863-10-31

North Chicago.
E.trerrteor-CIARLES CHARLESTON.
,Assieta,H- DINAKD PAKKER.
Co1teeto7-E. G. uOoKE.
Aksexe0r- q. %TlCKEEY.
1ppA E<rk-uENKY JOHNS.
, 1863-10-31
our NATIONAL FINANCES.
The Sale Of Government Secur-
itieS.
h RESUME Of THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The National Banks Official Re-
port.

.....
PmADELrH1A, Oct. S0.-The subscription
arent renoYts the sale tn.f1av of Gov.rnment
honas af 90 70. m Thn s,sa ~ 49, 49,
eonae ~ eo'oo.' w. 4no eue ior 'ne n'e
days OF ths week reach twenty millions, and
the probability IL that ten millions will be ta-
ken m saturdav.
~. an,e4,.1 .,a
ano amoua1 leEaanlag nnRola does not
probably exceed S150, ,o00,00 which may be
taken befp1e Tie close Of NoYemhar.
rm r1u,1c nrpr
4o 10 1
VAS. NAsh1saIoS, It ocsi 1.-On ~. Inc ls1 o. Pep
!gnoef :; 99e coz ~ - LIE !uouc aSut H1 20
S1,o eo@''.l. IL Is comPoseo as 1ouo "s:
Fonr per cent: temporary loan.... $s7,67a' gig 90
6s 6ise pe5 en- op temporary 1oah'.'' HSH Sxa 70
9ao 9o.1 s7n I9.1 40 * ~
Tro resr ner rant ln,n ,S ~ ~ ~
o,a nnblic dspt spt.......s........... s7ssi '5Si O.
ss1epe1 ded regulations. 25,e50,t5G d
United States Treasury notes.. 8o5;971 ,sG0.oo
fractional currency. 1862, $500
GWe1t5:ysar ponds. oo,o9o90 o9 9o %
0ssg9n VA 70 dent :s.; ,.s .sS 3ss 4g s9
Et1s.1xa5tp ~ ho,Ts asS ~ 59 ~ -
S"A~7'''''''"''''' -~1sos1'~o..'A
/ Total & .qas e9aTt.1 -
Tha +1t.1 .mcnnt If tba frer ;sara -, f..n-
+,o sea, .1ss ~ e5n 1a.s ~ toauT ~. - uac
A tont1 tutae4Sy 41 naa ts-,1oo. tAe a3t1 sossl
a.avSas a.o nsn OUTSTANDING IL" oa5' ago was si'''
4b1.V1o-
, 1863-10-31

South Chicago.
.Suiae7r1sp7-DI2- AARON GIBBS. !.
.Assfsfdnf-GEDRGE ". GAGE.
Ep1x<t0F-FHANE IUMDARD. 7
-dssesspT-u. n. HEALD-
TDara Gfrk-ISAAC pFl4AUM.
, 1863-10-31
Qbifago Gribnne.
COOK COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

For Judge Of the Superior Court:
JOSEPH e.. GARY.
Tor Deputy Clerk OF the Superior Cont:
T. II. IIA~LET.
For County Trearusce:
ia cob RERm,
For School Com ulissic uer;
JOHN r. ERERHAfT.
For County Surveyor:
ALEXANDER NgOLpQTT.
, 1863-10-31

BEK KNF NR3NR3E@0
Su3se7p;AoF-A. b. J0aK5CN.
.dseiskNh{-W, n, FAKWELLt
CoHetzor-AE1REW AKIN.
,AsseaspY--TBOMAS SHERGoLD.
Iou4 .Cze+k-H. D. STEVENS.