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,n,,,.ss ~ gEosdxsy, Ngz YeEk.
n. ohief A,tributes q ManhoOd AFs

Tia Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
frequently lost or EasBshdsd By mai-Frs'1lees ana
oious habits that viii insEiisbly lead 70 h9Feoi.
dissssp unless checked IN tlzs Rssl the tSnths ~
down in the treAtiss HUMAN EEAELTS, aT PHn
IoLoaIoAL RssEARCHEs." It is elabcrRtsiy hlEsisS
tsd With colored sngrEvings and viii convince "a
most hardened and unconcefnsd, - veil - renew
the minGs OF the most desBonding, Dy ieadins bAsH
IN the right ehsnpsI for relief o. bodiy ana HsH'
agony and DESPAIR.
---sold nv DR.. BGEssr, lsI Rlseeker-st.1 \. 4.
Vsfsa Is eeuts sent fre5 every 1aefe Sc sateEllsS
- - StTrriessmaFi' in anOther coluIaot
n e clio " g. W. CLAhA' Drufsis-i Oi's--ss-'
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sI,Os9,4ssa


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Il, 1863.
The Beard Of Directors have this day declared a
Cash Div and Of Trn per Cent on the Capital tock
AID Six Ier Cent interest the Scrip OF n Compa-
nv payable on and after the first December pro2dmo
free Of tax.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend Of Forty
per Cent. on the ER'n Pr miums for the year end
ing 0ctOr er T. 1853, certificates for which VIII be
issued 10 th- parties entitled TO the same on and aier
he first December prONimo, free OF tax.
They have ordered 50, that the ScFl ertlncates
of Prof Of the Company, Tor the ars lso and ls55
be redeemed in CASH, he o1ice OF the Company on
and after January 3D. ls64, all interest thereon 10
cease on that day.
No certificates profits issued under s25; By the
Act Of Incorporation, no certificate shall issue un-
less claimed within years af er the declaration OF
the dividend whereOfit Is evidence"
DIREC CTORS:
Thomas G. Hand, John c. Davis, Edm A. Souder,
T. PGuldinE, J. X. Penrosei James Ifaqualrei
IL. Z. Da lett, ir., Jas. Hand, Wm. g. Ludwig,
Joseph II. Seal, Geo G. Liep=r, DR. R-M. Hustoni
Hugh raig, lhas. Kelly obt Burton,
Sam'l 7 Stokes, J. +. tenistOnI Henry sloan,
VIM g. BoultOu, T. Darlington, II. }. BrooEef
]. p. Jones, J. P. Eyre. J. B. Mcfarland
5. McIlvsine, J. 3 Semple, A u, HergerI
Pittb Oh. Pittsb'gh.
THOMAS O. HAND, Prssideaf.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Pies President.
HEERT LTLBVRS, Secretary.
R. T. LYON, AGENT, Cleveland, o.
noy16-l2ja
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LEcTURES,
pRAINARD' HALL 81
ID &
Thirteenth Annual Course Of -
LEG II q e So.
Cleveland Library Association.

The Lecture Committee have the pleasure to an
nOunc- that az great pains and eIrensg they have
cur-d the following distinguished Statesmen, nth
ors and oeis as Lecturersf T he Regular OOurse.
The series will C mprise Twelve Lectures
THURSDAY Evening Nov. 18th. The Union"
"EOMU u K IKE, the author of among the
PINES " NV Southern Friends" &c on Thursday
EVenfng, Nov 2btu 'The s sutl eTn Whites &C.
BAlahD TAYLOR, THURSDAY Evening, Dec
81. Russia and her People"
DR. JOHN G.. no LAND, ''Timothy Titcomb, ," on
Thursday Evening, Fec. 10th ''The National Heart
ANsyN 9. CH este q, Of Albany, New York. A
Pct. LUIS AGAssIZ, of Massachusetts,. Two
Lectures
Prof. VIM. @. RICHARDS, of Rhode Island. Two
Lectures
Miss EMILY SHAW, of Massachusetts,. Readings
rom Ihe Poets.
sls-Ihe Committee are likewise In correspondence
with Rev. Henry ard Beocher, f'On. jas. T. Brady,
Hon. Ihos f. MeaRher, Thos. Buchanan Read, Geo.
Wm. Curtis and others
Ticket. admitting Gentleman and Lady to the
Courge $500.
Ticket aomiiting Gentleman and two Ladies' to
the @ use, $500.
Tickets, sdmItI.ng on person to the Oourse. 81.
- Holders Of Course Ii 7kejB may secure served
Seats the day OF the by applying at Brain
6T's and p-yiug IS cents for each seat
Single Tickets to Lectures viii be rom % to SO
Cents. Deserved heats Is lens extra.
B. r PETXOTTO,
o. A. BROOKS,
D. P. EELLS,
uov2-I2f Lect'r Ommittee.
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A FRIEHD n Hazp-rRE II. =
Or. sgsot1 IHFAbGlBtLa ALh1M LII y GzeSarS
rua the roctpe o. Dr. sassasn sSeas, OF Oonsscfios
hs ETsat bona sstsFs Eld hs1 besn used In hl Praf
~ rsfress A. an external Fsnsdy II "a with 1ut Y
FiVsi and Will alleviate pain more 5peody tn,n ~
Other preparAtiOn For al khsdEaiio a0o hstt9ai ~
f1Tas Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c. Us s2Qtninl
ksaifl sr powerful strengthening propen3tieay o.
go ~ isi 7oDdeF and astonishment Of all who hagl
"a 1v.s1 n trisl Over tour hundred osrtihcate
enrss performed By Il within tbs iAll
~ gfSs-iis5 - fnSSsi-Tt derinsltsoEdhg:kis
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

The youngest child of Major General
ROseCrans-an infant daughter-decsased
st Yellow Springs on Wednesday.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This 4, the most dsIlght'nl sid sTtIaordiaaTy art
Gle ever discovered It changes the Eun-bnrnt ises
and hands ts pssrly sstiB texture 0i TaTshing bear
IT, I'm parting tho marble purity OF youth, and tae
nsFIsaUE appearance 80 inviting in the city belle O
fashion, Il removes tza, frsokles, pples and rough
5s5s from the skin, leaving the eoaplezion irosa
trsns,4rent and smooth. 1t contains no material N,
jurious &c the skin Pstrouizsd By Actresses ana
Opera Singers. II Is wha. every LADY ahoals aASS'
NB-Sold ETsrTwhore. --.-.-
DEMAs g BARNES co.
General Age1tAs
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R0QFLAKO's aERMAN RITTER3

RO0FLAHO's aERMAN IITTER8
Dr.. HOOnand's German BItters,
PKEPARzD BE
DE-. @. N. JACKSON, PhilsdslPhis, Pc.
Is NOT A BUM DRINK,
Or A SUBSTITUTE FOB Rum,
Orsn intoxicating Beverage,
BUT 4 HGHLY EcORCEETD VEGETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE FOKIG
Frss from Alcoholic StizsEansOr Injurious Drugs,
AND WILL UFEOTUALLT OURH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUNDICE.
HOOnand's German BitterS
VIII ours Every Case Of
O1senie Or EsrVOas Debility, Di5sSss q TIE
KidHsys, and DissGsss Grisin0 tTOa
a DisordsTsd Stomach
VETHEFOLL0WING SYMPTOMS
Resulting nom Disorders o. the Digestive OrEansi
Con-
| stiPation,
| Inward rifles,
FulDess OF Blood
| to the Hesd, Aoldity
efthe Stomach, Nausea,
HeartburD, disgust Tor food,
| Fuluess weight in the otoni'
aob, sour Fluctuations, Sink ing oT
Fiuttsring at the Pit Of the Stomach
| Swimming of the Head, Hurried and DiI-
6I hSqi5 BTee99s 4 s,5T ssSssops a. when IN b.
Ing posture Rmnss5 q & &Tiii1S 29 i Ss ssS be
acien0y Of PeTspiTation, felioTness OF tne
| Skin and Eyes, Pain in the side saoks
| e. OF Heat, Burning in the Elesh,
constant irsgininR OF Evil
| and great Depression Of
sDiritr, Liver Com
| plaint, J6undtces
Dyspepsia.
HO0aandps German BIttars
VIII Give You
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGoOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
! A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE TEE
weak stF0ns
WILL MAKE TEE
Delicate Hearty
WILL HLKE THs
Thin Stout
WILL MAXI THE
Depressed Lively
WIZ MAKE TaE
SaIlow Complexion Clear
| WILL IEAKE THE
DnII Eye Clear and Bright
Will Prov Blessing
I'm EV ER.V T A NJ l L Y
Can be Used with Perfect. Safety by
MALE OLD
m Oh
FEMALE, YOUNG
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EVER AND CUE.
TheaI IlAEI not retu n II these Bftters are Lsod
No psrsou Fever AMI Ague District should be
wtthouttl,a
[From Rev.. -aGton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
EnoyeIoFedia Religious KnoElsdEs.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend P a.
snt Medicines general, through distrust Of ,ei
Ingredients and enects. vet know Of no suH .eisnl
reasons why mEn may testify 70 the beD' a.. -
believes himself to hasg =ceivsd nom an i1,,is
preparation in the hzps msy thus COZ Sin1ts n
TIE bensit Of others. -
do this tbe Eors readily IN regard o boonand'.
German Bitssrs, prepared BY DR.. u. 4 IacSsoT ~
this city, becau5eI preudcsd zsinst tsSSl ,I
man years. under the impT9ssiB fbaf tbsv vvers
chiefly an alcoholic mixture, N tn5abtsd 10 INV
friend Robert Shoemaker EQS ,oT he removed this
prsludce by proper teEts, and or announcement tc
try them, when sgelihE troy rest And loeq contin.
ue1 deoitty Eee use o. y rec bottles Of these Bit
seIs g nc 9sgan Of the present year, fol-
soEsa y sHilehtT ef ans restoration 70 degree Of
oOt{ % HhI non' al yigor hish had not felt tor six
9nLn5 Dsl9s and had alr lcstdespared of regaining
ltnelsiore ssk God anf my friend for directing ms
y pifIs1iS I them. J. bEhtOh BkOWN.
AA''e~ yiphia, June q, 1s5l.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

"The second installment of goods was
sent to Richmond On Tuesday By the
United States Christian Commission.
Twenty-tbree boxes of clothing, medicine,
reading matter and stores were sent.
Their value was over one thousand dollars.n
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
ATTENTIoM, SOLDIERS,
Anu the Friends Of Soldiers | |

We cali tho attention Of al having relations or
riends in the army to the fact that "Hofands Ger
nan 5ttters' Will cure nins-tenth5 Of the diseases
iuducsd by exposure and pIivatiOns incident to
amp iite In the lists, published almost daily in
tbs newspaper the arrival Of the sick, 1t will DO
ioticed that veTF large diopOrtiOn are suffering
rom debtlith. Every Of that kind can Re read
lT cured 5y Hollands German Bitters. We have no
hesitation In say ing thar these Btters freely
Used among our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be
saved that otherwise would be lost.
The prophet daily receiving thankful letters
rom sufierers in the army and hospitals, who have
Deen restored to health by tn Of these Bittsrs
mt fos hem BY their friends
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- gzEEBIAS sPREN Gs
iECLBGTRIG CURE.

bsAaufi ana quiet retreat for Tnvsds, located in
-1i-- TaIImadae, Summit % 0hie5
on fhs Hns OF lhe AtlaHrie and Greaf western kai
way, conf eHnE at Raveu - Eith the CleVe avg ano
PislsburEh and A. Ak on uhthe Cleveland. Lanes-
VILE 40 Zinc nnati RailWsys communication being
me Cue was Is ab isbeI especially for the treat
ment Of Of hF ms Dis-asss WI ch have hitherto re
EtatEd the Efforts Of al OFus practice. The
treafn1f \ Is peculiar binR based uron the
TitSl FF,BcIp'e Of sature-EIeetFicitg.
Dr. LEW S HuRD, the Medical Examiner and
Praoiiuou-r, durips practie OF ever fwEntv years
aaaNean et entity sue e-siUl N the cur Of ChrOn-
70 Complaints Of loLg Standing; and b. eomo nine
msny Of hsturn's most DoEsriul rem.d al agents IS
aux irar - 70 DR YOUEG's EtECTao-THSEuN hA1 n
a able - psri1 1rm grua er WoEders IN re lev
Ing mankind from sicguers
The attention Of FEMALES Is especially in hed 10
Dr. b uui's tratment OF their pscu iai difficulties
uterlEe Wrakneases, Irrt gIlariti,s, and splscs-
msg = u al kinds o. long standing are PfEMs-
HENTLT CuHED Many cssas- pronounced by this most
enInsit hyscians, incurnbs, eognned 70 hstr beds
for Yeara hopeless aud de, pairing have by his
msnt. been res ored to health happiness and long
life.
a8-CommunicatiOnsa addressed to Or. LEWIS HURD,
or 10 the undersigned al TalIma sse, o. will receive
prompt auention.
oct7-ia2annAr r p.FENN.
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Dr. - r All M.
Hsa5sr sf 5s Royal College Of Fhgsie;GAS
LoaSoH, England; GrG5aats Of
Rieord's Hospital foF

FEMALE DISEASE
auds constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
Issus and Montreal Hospitals Cor the last ten ysA
has Opsssl iIB once at the
Johnson House, Cleveland,
where be will bs happT to meet all those WhO Are A.
Hiotss with subscGis snd chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely diaerunt nom the oil
pian and IA MD, sficsclous and elective. Hs med
icinss ass simply vegetable extracts nd oils theE
have never been usso but By two oths Physicians .
America besides hinssR. lie has spsH the creates
part Of bis life and Thousands OF doIsrs In obsalniA
tsw secrets in bis profession. Re tssts the UriE
Tor all forms Of disease. No charge for giving
honest aud true statement OF their case.
sPERmAFORHGA.
To V0UHa MEE.-Hs can prove b you IN a isv NH
utes that be Il the only physician you ever trsatG
With that cures this disaa85 For everT patient WI
VIII follow his directions, he viii give One Hundrs
Dollars ifhe fails fn curing this disease No eharEl
usde for consultation Those at distance who wish
10 consult the Doctormay DO 50 BY sending mAu
Viai Of urine BY mall With nGme and age, BE
sill lusWgT and describe their case Gnd the possbil
nv o; getting Tsiisf by snGiOaing return rostasI
tam. mT554l
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ASSETS OF THE O0lIPAYT-No0. l, 1868.
sl6o, 90 United States per Cent Loan.s 5000 %
55ooS s5oS " ISL S. 800 $500 O.
50,0oO $40 Teasy Eotes..... &, ,2iO 90
100 state of Pennsylvania cent loan 100 % 5 sy5 % %
l23,050 Philadelphia City 12I,52s 00
$1,000 State Of Tennessee 1900 %
80 " cent SO 20
5l.n01 do do do "a 90 10 % s25J 90
1900 900 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
delphia........,. ...........,,.... ... Is, ,OOO 90
5OO1 100 do do "a Railroad Co.. 7,225 90
8. 90 100 d d" \ nth a X. Co.. 2,6jO 90
2l 0O C. Try erIifcates ri Inde tness p coo 90
l237U0 Loans n Bond aud MOrtgage-......l23,5O0 10
sTy 80 Par Cost f76S T37 y Mkt Value 7gi 2Jn "
Ke ! Is ata..- -............. 81, ,363 IS
Bills eCeivabie, for IDsce made. lO7 r9iT 81
Batance due at Ageucies........ 2s,slY 81
Scrip and :. Ock Of sundry sur-
ance an other Companies, S5,sO3
Estimated value...-..s....,............. s,2Q5 %
Cash, on deposit with L. 3
Gvver menty subject 10
ten days call.-.......-....-S,O OOOVO
Cash in Banks-.--.----.....-. SSs SIS 39
il DraWeT.,,-.a...,.,--. 200 60
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F0R SALE.
0ESTKA BILE RESIDENCE FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
IL SALE At B4RG>IN.-The late resldauca
OF the undersig utd, No s75 Kinsmap-S st Is offered
tor sale on TeasODsbe terms.
Tbs housei in good repair, Is roomy and pleasant
ly arranged, and contains modern improvements Of
Gas, Water, Path LOom, ssrnscs, Elarble Maniles
sc,
The lot is large about acre Is $50 feet degp has
two iTonts OF loo eet each Kin man and tyrange-
is AID aboUnds In Fruits OF all kinds nne shrLb-
berry, tc
To any one desiring really pleasant heuIe an op.
porfunity is now given TO purchase.
sc For price, teEms Of payment &c apply to
GEO W GA 6DNER,
nOVl2-Ie II and g Nerwln St.
EUR SALE-A FAKM Of 475
i Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 400 acres improved, the balance good timber;
100 acr bottom land the whole 400 acres are under
gc5d state Of cultivation; all we'll fenced, good
ehRrding and we'll watered- No waste land on the
tarla. have also good Stock the farm that will
.sll with it il wanted viii take in part payment
City Property 10 lsveland. or \ small farm and TIE
balance on long time. Price s25 PER acre
aaptI9 ~ = Y FvFG pouaa-s Rlork
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ing ssys:

Relief for our Prisoners at Richmond.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this morn
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D E B I L 1T Y,
EYER AND AGUE

Resulting from fs7grs OF any kind-these Bittes VII
rensW your strength In & verT short time.
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FLOUR AND WHEAT.

WHEATI WHEATI WHEATI
w 25,0O0 bushels prime Red Wheat for sails iu
lOJs to SUIT et the Union Eie atoTs of
uOvl0 II TOHsR, G NRD En. BgB BT 3 co.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suferine nom N arasnius, wasting away, with
scarcely fish on tn Bir bores, are cured in Vory
sort time bottle in such cases, Will nave most
Surprising effect.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
A New Casablanca.

correspondent of the New York
Times, giving an account by rebel pris
oner, who participated in the affair, of
the capture of the Harriet Lane at Gal
weston, relates the following remarkable
incident
Almost the first men struck down were
the gallant Capt. Wainwright and First
Lieut. Lee, who fought, the prisoner
says, with a desperation and valor that
no mortal could surpass. He saw them
bleeding and PROSTATE upon the deck,
still dealing death among their enemies.
One young son of Capt Wainwright
only ten years old just think of it -
stood at the cabin door, a revolver in each
hand, and never ceased firing till he had
expended every shot. One of his poor
little hands was disabled by ball shat
tering his four fingers, and then his in
tantlle soul gave way he burst into tears
and cried "Do you want to kill me p
Darling young hero; may his country
never forget him Where is the Hemans
to wed his name to immortal verse like
another Casabinca? Philanthropists whose
hearts are yearning for some thing to love,
here is noble orphan boy on whom to
lavish your care. He is now prisoner
in the hHnds of the rebels
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
The New Flax Machine

The dearth Of paper has naturally Civ
en- strong impetus to all the branches
Of enterprise connected with its manu-
facture, and at the same time is calling
into greater prominence such labor say
ing machinery as will most readily facil-
itate the production of this indispensable
article. Mallory & Sanford's new brake
an affair which is so simple in its con
struction that the spectator only wonders
that he himself did not invent it long ago,
it is noticeable for the vast amount of la
Dor it saves The operator, a boy, car
work it as well as man, lays an arm flu
of flax on the machine, and in an instant
it comes out at the other end almost en-
tirely free from the "shoovs'' the woody OF
pithy matter, and without tow.
The fiber remains unbroken, coming
out much softer than the fiber dressed in
the old way. 1t is said by those who use
this brake that it will break twenty to
twenty-five hundred weight of straw in
ten hours, while the saving Of the fiber is
from six to ten pounds on every hundred
of straw.
The machine which is praised by those
flax growers and mill owners who have
tried it, possess the additional advantage
ofperfect security to life and limb. There
is nothing in its operations to endanger
the operator, who cannot hurt himsel
unless he tries hard to do so-N Y Zee
Post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
s~"Soon after the House ofRenrese

Tag" Soon after the House of Represent
tatives WAS called to order by the Speak
er, yesterday, a stately lady entered the
east gallery with an elegant silk flag, OF
medium size, in her hands She walked
to the balustrade, slowly unfolding the
flag, and, looking down upon the members,
waved the Stars and Stripes slowly and
majestically. She then carefully folded
it up again, and walked out of the gallery
Her departure was as quite as her COM
ing. Tie manner Of the woman was
strange, mysterious and solemn She
seemed to be the Goddess Of Liberty in
flesh. What induced her to perform this
| ceremony is rot known At all events il
| was beautiful and suggestive
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
CHIC NURSERIES!
-oQSSsSd~
TOLEDO OHIO.
II a ENSIGN PoDrietoY

Cultivates largely Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs
Roses Green House and Bedding out Plants Of all de-
scriptions Ny Nurseries strictly adapted to the
West and Northwestern States, and have in all instan
ces proved hr,7u and adapted to this climate Read
the following evidences
To the Farmers and Fruit Growers of Iowa and adj
Joining Counties: We the undersigned having bought
Fruit Trees, Shrubbely &c, of D. n GATES, General
Agent for the Ohio Nurseries, Toledo Ohio, having
Tested and found them Harry 07tt true to recon-
neRdrtio7s take peasure in recommending them to all
interested the Cultivation Of Fruit Trees The Trees
were Delivered in Good order and arc fine healthy
Trees Signed.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Cothren, Mineral Point
John p. Tramel, =
John Milton,
James Toay, Linden
N Olmsted, Cottage Inn
NJ V. Burris Belmont
Edwin Johnson,
Hon Charles Dunn, -
Mr. Gates is now taking orders for delivery the
31st of October at Mineral Point. Rooms at the Wis
consin House.
a. A. Ensign Proprietor.
ns6i-y On. Gates Gent Agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
"Wednesday. Jan. 2lst. 1853.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members all present and proceeded to
business
The books OF the Treasurer were then
taken up for settlement, and examined,
until,
On motion the Board adjourned tomeet
ut , o'clock p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board met. All present Examina-
ton of the Treasurer's Books continued
until six clock, when, on motion, the
Board adjourned to meet at Q A NJ on
Thursday,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04

by this amount commission on
s 66l 81 at per cent, 33 O3I
By this amount County orders $40 so
Total, S704 So
To which the Board appended the fol-
lowing certificate
We hereby certify, the above report
to be correct, and adopt it as a settlement
with the County Treasurer, to the first
DAY of January, A. d. 1868.
S. RICHARDSON,
FRANCIS LITTLE.
County Supervisors.
Thereupon, on motion, the following
accounts were audited and allowed, all
of the members voting on the same:
Town of Arena, Vol Aid claim $67 90
George w Bliss. Printing, 495 90
John II Parr, Wolf Bounty, 5 90
VIM. Goldsworthv, eileen returns, 2 10
F. Mckenna, do 3 90
John Hoar, do 5S
VIM. Brainbridge, do 3 Al
James Jones, Canvassing Votos. 90
James Jones, Drawing Jurors, l so
Mary A. McDermott, Witness
fees, 10
James Mum e Co A1dze, l so
Isaac Ocheltree, Regist's Fees, l 40
S. b. Ansley, Co. Judges Fees, IS
James Van Duyne, Dupety Sher-
ifs Fees, $50
| H. Niedecken & Co, Stationary. II 90
James Cohill, Mdzs, 7 Is
/ Richard Arundel, Mdze, 50
Town of Dodgeville, Volunteer
Aid Claim, 259 so
Town ofDodgeyille, Volunteer
Aid Claim, 203 90
| Francis Vivian, Tax Claim, % II
On motion, it was ordered, that the
! Clerk of the Board be and hereby is in
structed to purchase all things necessary
for the County Offices, except wood, in
accordance with the resolution of the
Board of Supervisors passed November
18th, 1861, and to present the bills to
the Board for the same
| 1t was also ordered that the Chairman
and Clerk be authorized to procure new
seal for this Board, and a map of Iowa
County for the use of the Treasurer s
and Clerk s office, and the Chairman was
authorized to obtain new locks for some
of the County offices.
On motion, it was ordered that Mr..
Meigs, the Sheriff, have the privy be-
longing to the Court House fixed, and
TO obtain a settlement with the late
Sheriff relating to the same
! The following claims were then audit
ed and allowed
George Sims, per diem, so 90
Francis Little, per diem & mil'ge, IL 90
W. s Richardson, q IL Al
W. II. Curry, services Dep. Clerk, Is 90
Whereupon, on motion, the Board al
journed sine die
JOHN HEBRON,
Clerk Board of Supervisors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-04
Clothing Department

we manufacture order, of the best material and
ploy none but experienced workmen. The public m;
rely upon every article manufactured at establs
ment.