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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14
SlaERaFlEs.A 80.

F1Y virtue H an exE&t}fiR nFe ifesle III fro B the
- once or the CLERK II zhe HtzfESca souEt
sattaIaie euaty thRA ssfsteetf sei on SAT-
uray abe 7irt day VI Massaa Al ID G8gR between The
hours VI Tus.cixk 4 N. aed u click II u said
dass tI fsout - tins uaanfy TeakuKeEsa once IN The
city " Council Ba the following dee vlhad real e.
tate 1tstiess1ze Snyder tt@wil
Lft nasliber one hahdFsd and sixteen fIIsl I'M the
1rignal Aewb Of CinHeii BEntfs lows.
TakeH a. Tue pepeftY III George Sayaee. 10 SATISFY
speetal execution ln Ia uT RotkawntiamIe CeHnty
EDwa, #<s# atss.ss fl8 ssx
sale ta e4uraienre III . o,slo$k ID III said day
.4s. 81 YU0RHIS HhssfF.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
Not Correct.

Gen. Blunt used to shoot and hang
BUSH whackers. he lost his command
By doing il. bu. saved Kansas from in
vas,on, and vas satisfied COnssrrativs.
This short paragraph contains one
gross error. Blunt did not save Kansas
from invasion. Our Stats has never
been safe since we weie . resident with.
in it. II was repeatedly invaded un-
der BIunl's administ ration. towns burn
ed and citizens killed; and just before
Blunt retired from command q band
vi guerrillas traversed the whole State.
followed only BY Marshal Mcdowell.
They killed one Of the officers Of Doug
las county. and could have burned Law
renee had they chose 10 do SO. We
never thought Blunt q successful Dis
,ric, commander. but We were for s,aad
ding by him while he tried To do hi.
duty. He nor Ewing never hal m.r
enough to successfully protect Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

In common with all honorable and
high minded men. We exceedingly r..
greet the disposition manifested BY . por-
lion of L=svenwosth press to make per-
son.l aud political eaPital oss Of the re-
cen. terrible tsagedy ., Lawrence
Their criticisms upon the General Con
mSndiag the District have been cruelty
unjust. While he vas exer,ing himself
TO the utmost to repel and capture the
Invaders of Kan>as. his sn-miss we're
sending Of xI.ehoods and m,sr .pre>en.
,ations q telegraph all over 'hs coun-
ny concerning him. Although No of-
6cer Was ever more l.b,r,ous and Con-
stau,. day and night. in, lie tischs,g
Of his duties. he vas represented to b.
.. Lesvenwor,h .'visit;ng.' when Qsaa
iTell's raid Was made. The num,,xr "i
troops At his disposal vas z os,ly ex
ayg.ra,ed. To give point 10 The ch " ::~.
,ha, he bad lated in doinx all that he
could to prevent the Invasion. Al
though nO General in this Distric. has
ever taken such decided and radical
measures against the bush whsckers rs
G.n. Ewing. he is still maliyned. and
-r~ps~sss'~d ~ opposed 70 u vigmuus
p'Iicy against them. The otirc, oi
these criiuisns . app~r~st. Il is q
bass and disho"6sabls attempt 10 make
political capital Out of tragedy un-
psrslleled in a'rocity. and 70 use the
dead aud the dying ~ policsD stock in
trx.le. -aiia ~ TdEfAo Ftsruh
We depreca,e no criticism. however
severe. which is inspired By desire +,
Pron'"'e the public g.'o.l."r " hold 70 =
JUS, responsibility the military aulhori.
lies Of .his District. On the cou,rary
the good Of the country requires tl.ss
every public servan shall be held u q
.tric. account for slI that can reasonably r
30 required Of him. But we do de.
p'ecsie that ssorai 6ssAsAaekiss-,ha,
political Qxussnsilism. which violates
every die.s's of justice. and svsry ia-
s'ines Of hooor. in ito narderuus n.
sacks wpon privsss aud official rsps,s. .
lion. Kansas City Jossnsi.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

T WILL fer 1t Pubic S,lc. 81 the la:e .. 81.
L idence OF John Faub on. t.ee sed three aid
n ha miles northeast OF O-kalooss, Jefl-s-r4.
County. Kansas, on
"Wednesday, September 93sd. scs,
the p-rsO,a. pru.erf, beiongine The .~,a,, oi
the sa'd .i~cs''-E, sing III p =, Vi ,ise !
losirg :icie.:
5 Mares. y~as! rg Cali. PO.y. Ce.ss. aae
Other Cattle: p neai II H.s, "A Sheer, Cora
the h~tt. 2Si-...- n.rg- On iias. paIlos S;ss-
' =. Bureau ! safe, l -su o! E.:ch P.sne-
do Isench Pianes, Cfs-efs. Su:efs. Saws. la.-
Ne and | Sho. Gu, txo hoss- WagsH. e'j
Buggy. Earne-s. Saddle. SAcvss-. FvA=- Hoe.
Flow, Ses thes &r
credit oi six months v'lt he e Ven On Al,
Gums owes sprse oa,iass, ~ ps-chs-er giving his
note with approved sec carilies; sums of thr,e dbl
lars and umses. cash in had
Sale 10 comm. nee - 10 O eIcek A. NJ. Of sal.
day. NELSON CHAPAAS.
l3S-3v{5, s0. AdD,nis ,saiof-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

As to raids; no general can prevent
them. The rebsls hare made raids
past all osr leading Generals, Nc cC'el-
Lao. Hooker, Burnside. Rosecrans. GIANT.
And our men hare done the same by
the rebels. Look At S,oneman going
around Lee aud soaring Richmond into
the ague! Is Lee therefore an imbeeile?
Alas. he has. unfortunately for us.prov-
ed to the contrary. Look at Aorgan's
raid. 1t was moro daring than Quan-
trelrs By far; and would have proved
quite As successful had not Providence
cent q rain to raise the Ohio river 50
that he could NOT re-eross it.
We say this howl against Ewing is
unjust. malicious. unpatriotic. asd full
Of low aung envy and petty spite.
We shall let the General Of the Dis.
irict stand or I'LL upon his merits. We
are not going to defend him one mo.
ment in = wrong. What We say is un-
biased by prejudice. We have 10 fa.
vors to ask Of commanders; no foes 10
punish: no political schemes to forward; ;
no "axe to grind" II any one will
show facts against Ewing We will give
them a candid hearing: but God forbid
that malicious clamor should prevail
against . man who is trying 10 do bis
duty. We say we want facts. not foam.
not fury. not senscless ciansov.
As We have said before, IL Ewing is
not the man for the place. We want
him removed and the right msu there:
but 50 far. We do not see that any one
could have done any better than he
has, with the means al omnand.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05


"ERAIxs."-It has become quite
common Of late for set Of demagoQu ues
and grog-shop visitors. who have more
bad whisky and lager beer in their
heads than brains. 70 saeer at Ewing as
''brains" because We remarked some
time since that be had that necessary
article Tor any useful or honorable call.
ing. We believe to-day tha. Ewing has
more brains in bis head than all his
ssesring .sradseers put together. and
that's not saying much in his favor.
either. The resl.trouble is that he las
brains. and the 6s.e, over the land who
are yslping II him are, ,desf;sufs Of any
fair share Of the commodity: aud heac-.
out of spite sad eensys the unvasying
seoowPsuimsnts Of men Of small minds,
they snarl at him. We prefer brains TO
WHISKY ip counsel or in action.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
Notice.

Michse. OCorner. in ihe State of Ntsouri,-
will ,ak- ,syri, tha, David '. Ni'c' e'los Dog
I.s county, kansas, s'Ns. IN The ssh d~v Of Aug
ut 1865. 6l- his ps tiiion in the Dis'rc, Ceurt
in and TOR Jeikrsae CSsssy. State of kansas. a.
shas o" the i5sh d y Of July. ls63, the sal VI,
chsel O'Counsr gave lis prom:ss'.ry rote to said
Mitchell Tor the sun, of one hundreJ dollars due
one day after date tn reoi with interest therein.
from, tie 4'h day cf August. 1887, unsff psia. u
the rate Of ten per cent per snnuT; th,t III the
9Th day of August, 1853. an oster ef attach
inca, was issued lherenn. absi The SOUL hast Z
Of S. e,ion Is, in kown>hip II, in fRssRe Il N
.e The property OF said Michael o'ConreF. to sat-
isfy su':Ii claim; and the laid Michael q Csnner
j. n,,i6ed tLai he is req liIed To appear AID IN
seer -a'd petition on NJ before ihf eth day 1T
November A. d 1855
l5S-7wtS,60. DIT MITCHELL
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
r. II Gen. Ewing is an imbeciIe

~ II Gen. Ewing 10 m imbeciIe In
his administration. Gen. Lane is . fool.
Why? Because Lane had such conf
denes in Ewing that he went 10 sleep
in perfect security on Thursday right.
He would not have done % had Ewing
been doing nothing. Let every one
bear these thing. in mind. Lass has
too much sense to accuse Ewing -
some others do. snj thus condemn him
self as an ass. - ,.,.-a
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

lictato I ler q policy Of Kansas and the
aaiion
Our devil makes the following attempt
q .se.,ing type:' d <AiIdEl!'ons-
sqacYam Glsi1oNsarAaLiv Hwq!'1es !
And he is just about as veil qualified
to dictate to the printers Of the State as
the unstable editor Of the Conservative
is to dictate TO the loyal men Of Kansas.
But our devil 10 too modest 70 Get up
such ptetensions
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
0li6D Houses.

The Chicago zsi5sass is making itself
very frssh over matters in this District.
We distinctly renember thatwhen Gen
Burnside ordered the suppression ot
that most infamous rebel sheet, the
Chicago Times. the Tribune got down
in its hole and cried out please. Mr..
President. stop this work and let the
Times go on T.. And the President lis
tened, and tha, most vile and devilish
promulgator of treason was permitted
to send forth its msligu 6lth every day.
That's the Tribune . record. Thes
i. feared the copperheads at home would
demolish it's Office. and coward like. it
cried "enough T. Now. At a safe dis.
lance, it can raise howl over Gen .
eral. Who is trying. like Burnside vas.
10 suppress treason. and demand his re-
moval 40 it demma6ded the restoration
of the 1imes. As long as its rebel
neighbor is under It's nose. we suggest
that il has work enough to do at home.
Put out your own treason. Mr.. Tribune.
before attending to your neighbor's busi-
ness. Aud. by the way. while your
record on the Times affair is SO fresh.
instead Of crying "ibief!' at q safe
distance from the scene Of danger to
hide your shame in that matter. you had
better "crawl into your hole again. and
then pull in the hole after you." Look
At vandalia in your own State -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

A Take notice that two com mpanies
Of Ewing's men were Semitic aid Blum,
just at the time Prices m n came to
the sid Ct Qaansfellv cd The rebels are
re.eniorcsd: our forces arsa weakened.
These facts are known 10 Quantrsll. and
lie seizes the lavorsble moment Q strike
lis heli.h blow. Let ,bs truth be told
whoever may stand or fall by it.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

Our forces are Progressing slowly
with ,hs work Of reducing the forts
shout Chsrleston. Ssmier is reduced
10 mass Of ruins and oar sappers and
miners are approaching Wagner. But
there are ssiJ TO b~ 500 guns ~ dsfend
the city. aud i, caonus Be taken without
. severe struggle.
A destructive Gre occurred = fsW days
ago 10 Boston. resal,isg il considerable
loss, and the probable de..ruction ol
three turrets Tor iron .c!ads nearly con.
plesed. a,.1 asf1
Rosecr.ns is pushing Bragg. aud
Burnside is marching into East TEAMS
zee. Parson Brownlow thinks be can
soon commence republisLing his paper
q Knoxville. ss,s.
Our forces are marching successfully
towards Lit,le Rick. having defeated
the rebels in one e"eouster, With con-
siderable loss 10 then ssd little 70 -.
Q Noshing Of speeial importance from
the Potomac. Or from Graot. It's said
important movements will tr.usPire BE-
!5w. We hope So. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
Soldiers Opinions.

We have taken so .e pains to ascot
tain the feeling Of The soldiers as To
Gen. Ewing's conduct. and they inva.i
ably speak highly OF him; and de-
nounce those yho rsil. against i.im-
II is an easy thing for men a, dis
tance. and far from the scene of danger,
to illuminate tlicis ana,hemss against
officers. but the men who ride all night
and day, ard hundreds Of miles. .almos,
without rest, know better who is brave
and deserving than the whiie-liyered
scoundrrls who Sit in .:s:.;ces and vbis.
ky shop and dec,y the brave men in
:he Geld, As long as We can use our
tongue or,~ield pen.'hs brave officers
and men Of our army shall not want for
a defender. even il all the poor sneaks
in the iaad. who are too cowsrdly TO 20
into the service, should rail out agsi,s.
them. go'ffitss
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

II there are any loyal people living
in tho torder counties Of Missouri. they
ought to have home somewhere under
tie Stars and Sl,ipes: bat We do not
wan, any Of the sympathize,s With JEFF
Davis to cone into Kansas. Let them
~ be driven Down south 10 share the
fate Of the rebellion. w~p'otess against
ono Of thom coming into this State.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

E The Junction Uxi0s takes 70
heart the fact that articles are copied
from our columns into other journals
while its own effusions are passed By
unnoliced. We are sorry for the Uaios.
bu. il its editors will take the pains and
use the ability necessary IL produce
articles worthy of being copied. they
need not fear but they wiz be apprs-
ciated. DON. ge. ensious. Br. Union;
i,'s q smsll business and d"n'. pay.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
GA, .adrs,r1tiss|'n, ri !, snssnts.. Id.
Administrators Notice

1 ETTERS Il Administration upsa ihs sststs
II q John @. vsuxhaA, dsessssd aea edmin.
isessed by 0sesxe Bsrsn lassiada;nisusaoe a
"a by Tie Jsdes oi Is PrsSsts Cent q js1ss.
- Coussy. Ksssas, dstsd Aasuss 3ysh, loo3.
Tbe anabesiv AZ ths saia George Barnett eeassa
b bis decease o. the 27d day q Ju.y. lco3.
JARED T. BAkNES,
Admisi.irssoe q tonis non ol ths ssssss Il Jae.
9. Vssghan. dad. b. lsa Swt3.AO.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

THE Inebriate may sow bid defiance N the
u rExrTIse cur. Dn. ZANE'S ANrlDOTE
FUR STRONG DRINK il cersa;n cunx soB
pstxxxSSEsss Il essaies . disIike ;t0s strong
drink: and can be sdmirist ned without the
kn"w'edee of the ratient n C.. q h.x Sent
by mail to any sddHs-. BY . G. uPHAM. aos
Ch.s'nat Street. Phil delphia, Pa. CirslAs
srnt free. 6m
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

Our poaition On Hen.
In this war we are neither for men.
as such. nor against them: but for all
the men who do the most to kill rebels
and put down treason. We are not for
Ewing. simply as q man or General.
but for the radical war policy which We
believe he is endcavoring TO carry out.
We never did believe in Scho6eId. nor
any other man vho. on the war ques-
tiou.is not for war to the knife = War
is war and peace is peace: they are as
opposite as Gre and water; and he WHO
attempts 10 unite them can scarcely be
considered better than an idiot. II is
utterly impossible " conduct var sue
cessfally on any other than var prinei-
pies. Which are to hurt and dumage tie
enemy all you possi6ty can with the least
practicable loss to yourself. This is our
war platform.
| Ewing is the only general We have
had who has adopted radical war
policy, AMI though he has not men
enough to conduct the war successfully,
We believe in giving him chance to
do all he can.
/ II he ever favors traitors; il lie does
not use his utmost endeayors to kill
bush v hackers and destroy The bands Of
robbers, thieves and murder.rs, We shall
be opposed to him with all our might.
But we believe he is doing this faith.
fully; aud while we thus believe, We
shall defend him, il ever, enemy he
has in the world sets up howl.
We want the border devasted and
the hsxnts Of the bash shackers broken
up. This is what Ewing is At, and we
. will held Up his hands while be does
! the good work. He has been misre.
presented. we know. but ,ime ~ill re.
: veal the truth.
: II should be born in mind that he had
: issued his orders for the destruction Of
the border haunts of the gserrillas be
fore the Lawrence massacre; also, that
COL Jennisos had been authorized 10
!. raise and command the Is regiment
several days previous TO Quantrell's
raid. These important facts should moi
be lost eight Of. for they show that
. Ewing was for doing this needful work
before the Lawrence tragedy. Bu. fos
that tragedy he would probably have
been prevented from carrying out his
policy: now he will hardlv be in'e,fer-
ed with.
lis possible that he may have been
deceived Is 10 the character of The meu
; on the border; he may have thought
there were Union men there. Evident
y other men we're deceived; for por-
lion Of Qusntrell's men al Lawrence
were members Of the National Union
League u their neighbors were de-
ceived in them. how easy for the com
msnder Of the District to be Blu,
they we're only robbers. and would steal
and murder 10 the nsms Of Union and
liberty il j, woald suit their purpose
They are all set Of hsIl-dessrvins
wretches. who shosld not be permitted
to disgrace the earth With their pre-
seuce. f Asa1 ? q Issc f6F
I Now.if Ewing will extermisats these
miserable wresches and destroy aheir
hiding places. We are for lin: fif he
:. fails to Dc this, ~ far rs he has the
power. then We are for some nsn in
his place who will not fell. We believe
he sc do;n~ II and Mill eoulinue 10 dol;t.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

uu H'TI. VH, y W. hui~r'>.
(" Sunday Seh,ei and Bible Glass ri 1tf
Preaching ~ Genera! Prayer Msel,rx al! p
sId ON Thursday evenings Of each ". ek
cisisen- and strangers arc respectfully inSi,e
so attend. nri1
Clsss Meeting after the mnsnias prsschin-
snd on Tuesday, wednesdsy and FRIDAY ev
eninss Of each week.
Z 10 =" d. Dfcxissos. Pastor
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
AN EXD|IBrT.

Showing tho Receipts and Ex-
penditures Of Jefferson Coun-
ty. for the year ending October
yinsui lst, 1863, Il ss,bao5 Il
= REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK
Showing Aueaut Of Scrip Ailows,l by
the Commissioners Of the County. end
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Special loticsss.
R RELICI0Us.

". T.. .CHekcH.-IHERE WII be Reii lnls : 3
s,ces in the " E. Church in OkkaI,osa or I;sls
- follows: .-a..ft..
Preaching ., io'. u'c.ock A. ", BY the -
towing persons:
Suudav lune JSth Rev B.a,s.tsr
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II appears that jet Davis. after oil
his Illuminating thuudsrs against the
employment Of negroes in the Union
armies. depouucing it ss bartarism. 10
about 10 resort to tive same thing. on his
part. The negro Is irrepressible in the
conflict. and it is useless to conceal the
fact. JEFF proposes liberty and SO acres
Of land 10 every negro who viii serve
in the rebel ranks. Whether this viii
avail bis rotten cause any thing o. not.
remains to be seen. He wishes to r.iss
half million Of soldiers from The slaves
10 this way. We shall see what we
shalt see: but il is ous opinion the slaves
will be afraid 10 trust the rebels and
will prefer 70 come over aud help Uncle
Abe.
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FNKLE 4 Lyons >
Sesci,s sg.Nlackisses

iIia -it rf iah -rfI tfafi eia u ~5.fs-.fC
THESE MACHINES make, The box ..sash
i alike ou both sides. and u~c i.ss than a.
the sbread and silk h. The sasie " double .hFe
loop ssiseh Asshise. db; win -selbF .lla
Hem, Fell, Gather, Cord. Biz,
BRAID &C., and aye tstie< sase,ed' has a..
other sewing Machine IN use To the hsqurnt
changes aud great variety o( ssving fequir'd in
. tami y. foT pey vitl. 60 ke0 .0as 10 tueny
th'cknrssss VI Msrssilles without tsppins. and
make every stitch rrfect or trou tk- hnest
gsSsc 70 ,ks heaviest heavss ess'sh. or eves' the
saoutsss baF~srs lra.hess wisk.vt cbsnSire tho
iced. nes die. O. tsssiOu. ov mskisk any sauust-
meat or the Mschtse whatcvsr -!
% Ofhsy ae sia'peA,lin eoesssuesisa. asA esifly
.sdep!.cod ana " sey p1t Y essasa ~ seri-
dent, i = sssd''y replaced pL THIS sl' ..i1s4
"a a Peculiar; s,a slnp.fs.aai ~ Facts
sad viii sotlsr 70 ds.sS'msn. Ire esoioe of s,y-
d s iNYEELECENP BUyKR 80 sa'
Please Can and Ekamine.' or Ssnsl'
: /. as ai for = Cifrsiaf.. ;" sE'e
xooA1. AGENTS. WAyxBD,
In al 'essio.s sos yss esc"piea. ldsl Adsalr's's1
= FINKLE6LY0N 5. NJ. co..
30 No. So BROabWAyr NEW y0aK.
ln'Nv gss pj'Gssv as q 192ss
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NAY TERN. 1868.

70 J. w. koeeres, pssaiin9 aosies Of -rax
Sale and 6lAsks Tor C0 enicers li3 -
- Court expsnses Cisrk. AIs0e-
seys, SAsnn Jssy sad stssss.s lhs
fess I.0oo -
's Drake Beos. for 0lank Book $40
y. H. DUts0n, Clock fess = -
8. DOdss 0rth Stati0sssy and
= ]. W. Day JudgsS ises brf. lW
.. y. Aseosaber, hauling Psisoeer see
.. =. eay1s returning Poll Do0ks -
=. u. hnbesll, psint,nS sosics Of
fedsmpsiou and dssdiue land ~ -
- " AssssesA asd 0sosSs sess ballD 4
N leS6 sad 1857 - -
:" n. w. Tsyl Vt Sasna Tee IS -
I" y. Colby, Supl rub. lass. 3, = ~
'' ". i. faifA0ln, deputy sAss-
:" TAos. 2. fsslOs, Salasy ~ Dr.
tsics Attorney 10 W
/" Jea ColsDa visa~ss ~ eouss : 8 ~
ss GsiMa, nssuss asA Ch.paaa,
Go. Co00issaoas0 Ssso n -
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,Nr osKA1OOsA. KANSAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1861

-
TO wben issDed dusjbx che Yeasy
ALLOWED OCTOBER TERN 1869
To J. ~. Rots>es, iar ~ Gf II.
6eef@ huonss Judp b., 80 -
B. q. NyeiDfne wissoDs Ee
besovs Gssad Jusy 200
N. w. TsyIos, fss sheriff.
fees 2scs
Sarah psvSah, fW excess of
tax refunded, % %
J. W. R'berts for printing fW
Cosnty Officsrs, 81 %
NJ. \. Dult0u, once rsnt. I6oo
.. Ciert,s Zee. l2te
]. n. Fowler, Justice ices, 2O
w. !. Moosman. Office rent, ~ oO
:" F. CUnweil, witness beiV'e
Grand Jury. $50
Chspmsn ssd Bsrres, Co. COM
mis<i0ness, Is 90
Iss Volunteer, bounty, 1850 %
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NOVEMBER Z. 1862.
J. =. Bis, returning Poll
hooks. $50
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