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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..

GRoUSD on 9TH ST. " EST, between q
81 P A AEP EEEPE lstATR Nov sd a.
s. 9esk the p1emses ~ virtue Of decree
Of the supreme Court Of the District Of ooiumbis.
sitting asa Court Of Family the latter decree da-
1888, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant. and
Charles K Brent and OF hers defendants. the un-
except two lots heretofore poli. subdvidsd into
twenty five desirable Building Lots, fronting re-
Street and Rhode Island avenus. "'''
Terms: One, third cash; the remainder in and
ton of the trustees or all cash at the option of the
All conveyances and stamps at the expense of
nov ll-eod j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Dry TRos. BOWLING, Auctioneer: Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court ofthe
District OF Columbia. made in the cause of Myers,
I x at ssSi aoa
NESDAY, he 3oth Of November, at O'Clock p. m
on the premises, the following Lots of ground in
Part Of Lots Nos. as snd 81 in Beatty & Hawkins,
on High street, nesr First street. improved By a
two story Frame Building.
Part of Lot No o. in Threlkeld'r Addition. at
the corner Of SECOND and LiDsap streets. fronting
ter, improved by plastered or succeed two story
Term of sale One third Of the purchase money
to nr paid liz cash; and the residue in two equal
secured by approved notes with reserved lien, %
The terms of sale must be complied with in one
the risk and cost of the purchaser after one weeks
notice.
AND %s stapgT ct tSs gnrshs
nov sstaw3w INTEL THOS. BOWLING, Auet
CALICO CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES,
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WAsHIkGros, c., November 5. 1855
10Th of NOVEMBER, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. M. q lot
ORDNANCE STORES.
condemned ss unit for use. viz
Steam Boiler and Pump,
Double Lathe,
ri Gray Blankets,
1901 Red Blankets,
IS yalises, Cavalry Round,
Sssa s Nose Rsss
SIS @cole'lsn Saddle Trees.
40 pounds Woollen Yarns.
'Oys p eounds Shoe THREAT.
IS Barrels,
Bottles,
ss5 watering Buckets, Gutta Percss.
70 60 Also As Leather
large %gSsf s. AND CAST IRON.
stores within Ave days from the date of sale.
JIG. BENTON,
nov lat Major CommandinR.
OFFIOE DEPOT COMMI3SARY OF SUB
" SISTENCE,
WAsmNGToN. d G.. Nov. Il. 1864.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HIDES. TALLOW
EMPTY BARRELS, &c,
win be sold at public auction, al Sixth street
Wharf, Washington. D, c., on TUESDAY, No
vember "a, 1864, at ii O'Clock a.. M, the following
Government property, viz:
5000 Beef Hite tmore or le'sl
i2t0 Sheep Pelts more or tess)
Also, a lot of Meats foot Oil. Horns Empty Bar.
rels, &c,
Terms cash in Government funds
purchasas to be removed within ten GAYS AZ
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by GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
~ No. SAG corner eth and d streets north
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVRD
PR0PERTf MAR TIE LONG BRIDGE Ar


On WEDNESDAY, the 18th November instant,
We shall sell, on the premises. cling at
eioSS p m, that Beautiful Square of Ground,
no, ZS bounded by 18th and 18th, and south ID and
streets II being the Square next to the Long
ing,. III rs snb divided into % Ian some Rutd
ho.s one 81 which ia improved BY 3 fine tn rec
ranged T TSne House, Containing conveniently
s sS.h a A. Dairy, Smoke douse stable Wood aad
which the bs ana Pump in the yard. The Lot or
90 81, eet on n,h sire with depth on south Of
~ ~ G ;, rsht on Lots are small and of various
inlIy sltnsled Tor Public House and Garden h.v-
ing tne suV4ntsge OF over 4oo feet Of water rriv-
esta6l,shnept the advantage q shing as well a.
not be sold together it win be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. "
Terms One hsf cssh balance in six and twslva
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sal.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
the cost of The purchaser.
s25 wiz be required Of each purchaser when ths
property is Knocked eff.
nov l-eo6ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PERsoNAL.-Major General Merritt. II 9 a =
lards at IL
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A UcT1oN SALE OF CITY LOTS
We shall offer for sale at public auction on
THURSDAY, tho 18th inst, at o'clock p. m, Lot
F. in subdivision of original lets in Square Ne.
2li, and Lot X in subdivision of original lots in
Square 1877. Also, Lot 49, in Square 5I2, ON corner
of o and II SITS Each Of these lots are desrably
located, and are to be sold for cash on the prem
ises
DO 1i-4t* GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MARRIRD.-Yesterday, Mr.. D. @. Morrison,
formerly Lieutenant in the I'd Michigan regi-
ment, but now a clerk in the Provost Marshal
Generals Office, was united in marriage by
Rev. MIR. Brown, at Rockville, to Miss Helen
johnson. daughter of the late Capt. Zach john
son, of the u S. Navy.
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PRopkssoR ALEX. WoLowsKI, the dlstin-
gulsned Pianist and Vocalist, is contin ming
ms SINGING ana Piano Glasses with great sue
70 become tine singers or excellent nerformers
will do well no. TO lose this opportu nitv Pro.
lessons residence is No. ass Tenth STRAIT
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M Uses 0D3YAN, No. ,1O1 fwalpat street
asus p st FssNSa
tlNEkYs to which the attention of the Ia, ~
oies II invited. Particular care given 20 ordsrs.
&C ll-ims
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-George H.
Ray man, driving on pavement; So. Lewis
ats, petty larceny; dismissed. w. w. Bur.
dette, oostrnctng sidewalk; 80. Jacob Sey-
mour and Thos. Gorley, petty larceny; for a
HeaFipg' harry Cutiham, grand larceny; do
10 10 w. brooks, petit larceny; do Catharine
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XNANTED--5O 900 LADIES to call at the only
w STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING
DEPOT in the District and get their work done.
3sI street is the place, and Ladie' who do not
want tn cir work SPOILED will go TO no other So
called stamping places. We are weekly in receipt
Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods. Braid
Silk and Gotten for sale. &C Ii If
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FIRR-La st night, about ~ O'Clock, the fire
signal was given from box 81, at the Bank OF
Washington. The 1remen were out promptly
and proceeded TO the locality Indicated by the
signal. The alarm was caused by the acct.
dental burning OF a lot Of bed ding in the Lichau
House, next TO Canterbury Hall, besides which
little damage was done.
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II T. ALLIOT, from Paris,
late 212 Pennsylvania O. snue
near Willara's Hotel, by expiration of lease will
remove and open on October 2oth, 1T No. 324 Il
street. near & rover's Theatre. 90 l3-lm'
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CARPENTERS WANTED.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT of WASHINGTON, !
OHce Chief QunTternaSter,
Nos. 534, 5S6, 635 I4th street, near New York av
WAsHIGTos, Sept. ., 1854.
Wanted Immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS
to go to Point Lookout. Mary land. Wages $40 per
month and ration. Each workman Will bring his
ewn Kit of tools Transportation will be furnished
by the Government for the workmen and their
tools from this city to Point Lookout.
JOHN A ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief Qnartermaster,
sep Sh-tf Department of w Washington.
ANTED-sEOOND HAND 1URNITURH
nIna Aso MIRKoks SAsKRETs Rdhhnss BED
description. B. BUCHLY 4O6 7th street,
je 8-tf between & and Fl east side.
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Sales EVERY EVENING, eommsn.,nx q, sx
O'Clock. of a general assortment of pry Gecds
Hosiery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Perf9msry'
ststi" merry fine Gilt Albums, Pictures. &c
Out ccor sales attended 10 on the most re.soa-
able 70 ms, SCrsig lmepts respectfully snlei q
nov le>lm BRO0KER & BELLEW, Auct.
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WANTED TO RENT-Two or three partly
" FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable, for house
northern part of the city desired. Address T. s.
s., Star Office no l4-3t"
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTuaE DAYS.

by BRooKER & BELLEw, Auetion.ays
- No. $40 north 7th street, bel. and
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"ANTED-A MAN or man and his wife on
w small farm near the city. None need apply
but those who understand taking care of stock
and plain farming. Inquire at the Office of the
Unite" States Hotel, Pa. avenue. no Ii ST.
ID OOMs WANTED-A gentleman and his wife,
IL without children, wish to rent, in private
family, two ROOMS, one as sleeping apartment
the other to cook in furnished unfur finished
the Island preferred. Addres VAUGHN, at this
off
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-XSJ . 6TREBT, U9t6teu IUtH I'M,
Second door from Harvey's Oyster Saloon,
In compliance With the wish of many friends
Am now prepared to make liberal Cash ad. -
vspcee on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- ~
monds. Jewelry, Silver-wars, Hardware
Clothing. and Merchandise of every description d
rood order, r. zg-Cs# : 49, =
n Hsying had twelve yesrs xperisncs in bust
ness IN the City. and favora6ly known to many o
trust me with bu siness, which viii be strictI!
eonfdentislI win give satisfaction. Once opel
4. u. It'll Nine b block p N, : - : sap SIN
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SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-James G. MEG uire
& Co. have made the following sales since our
last report:
Thirty four acres of land north of Columbian
college, being part of the tract known as
t'Mount Pleasant" to John H. der, for 5000
Per acre.
Ninety three acres of land, part of the farm
belonging TO G.. q. Grammer, near the second
tollgate, on 9TH street, to John l.. Pau, at $50
per acre.
Lot on south ID street, between 18th and 18th
streets, Island, TO John q. Riley, for 25 cents
per foot.
Lot on l. street, between New Jersey avenue
and Sd street, TO DR.. Began, 3lI cents per
foot.
3lx cents per foet.
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WANTED FORTHWITH-fwo young LADIES,
rienced sales lady. None need apply but tn Sc
mo- can good ana a well
Store No. IA Market Space, between sth and 9th
cta ash nptoD At
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MARRIED,

For sale in Waship gton by 8 G. FORD, corn
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eol!
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FTNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to invest from
L 50 900 to So 900 in respectable good paying
business aE a partner or otherwise, Address p. o.
Box Az statine business, location, and where An
nav bs had.
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WANTED.,Ladis, .ho wish sTAMPIN NC !,
w PINKING AND FLUT1NG done as it sugh
to be, go to the only practical hand in town. That
is VIII. PRINCE. 3si street, WHO has on hand
is weekly receiving from the designers new and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town to make patterns, he is able to meet any OPP
position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look
out ladies in whose hands you give your goods
We are responsible for every article We stamp.
TT
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NTUsIC TOR BALLS. PARTIES, 60.

MUSIC IVh BALLS, Z An leo GO
LOUIS WEBER, No. $50 7th street east, re-.
spectfully ipfor rms his fren DIS and former pa W.
irons that he continues to attend Balls. Par. &S&
Scienti6c Musicians. No. 5697th st. east. Navy
Ward -t oc 25.lm
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DROPQSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
Il SATURDAY. November 10th for the erection
Of MoNpMaNT to the memory Of the Yonns
ton Arsenal, June 18th, 1864,
Proposals must be accompanied with a design.
dimensions, 3 c., of the proposed Monument. and
also, Of 2 railing to enclose the samel
Marble, with the names of the Twenty-one (aD
young women suitably inscribed thereon. together
with the date of the accident, - =
The foundation must BE of granite at least six (S,
cement.
The railing must be OF Cast Iron, enclosing lot
fifteen BY eighteen tl5Ilsl feet, and resting upon
suitable blocks of granite.
The cost Of the whole not to exceed Three Thou
the satisfaction of tbs Committee.
Bidders will please state the time required to
complete the work. % Is.2tll
Proposals may be addressed to either of the I'M
~ = JOSEPH A. BuRCH,
JOHN G.. DUDLEY. -
JAMES KING,
MIN JAMES JOHNSON,
LOB sALE.Twenty- YELLOW PINE COL
= INNS, 81 feet long by 10 inches wide: Apply
ct 336 Il Ct 80 N-eod
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deal of anxiety. / am satisfied that we
are not legislating on these matters as
our constituents would desire. | under
take to say, and | believe that in saying
SO express the sentiment of three
fourths Of the gentlemen upon this side
of the House, that every dollars worth
of work upon the public buildings which
is not necessary and essential ought to be
stopped until this rebellion is over. We
go on here making large appropriations
for thcs: objects when W. have not yet
made appropriations to pay the pensions
of the men who have lost their legs and
arms 10 the defense Of the country, and
who are sitting at home to day, with their
helpless families around them, without
any means Of support. There is no
earthly necessity for this appropriation
at this time. | want gentlemen to look
into this matter | want to see who here
is read to vote hundreds of thousands of
dollars for these purposes, when We all
know that the work can be dispensed
with until the war is ended and the re.
bellion crushed. do not believe that
this country is bankrupt 1t never will
be so long as there are stout hearts and
brave arms in the country. know that !
the country Is full Of money. am viii!
ling to appropriate Cor all pr, per pnrpos
es, but am opposed to making appro-
priations at this time for these purposes. I.
Let US wait until the war is oyyr. Let
US put the money whore it is needed
lie. the wives of our soldiers who Lave
been made widows, aud The children Of
our soldiers who have been made or
phans, know that we care for them while
We hold up a detiaut front to the villains
in the South and their sympathizers all
over the country. Let US not vote
dollar here that is not essentially ncces-
sary for the carrying % of this war and
for the support of the Government. Let
US show to the country that We are earn
est and honest in our purpose to curry
on this war to its complction."
The amendment of Mr.. Herman pre-
ya!c1. The constituents Ct Mr.. Price
will sustain him in all his forts to cur
tail the expenses Of the Goyrrrmcrt,
where il can be done without Injury to
the country.
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Why is TnIs?-Hon G. s. Smith,
Treasurer of Virginia, under the loyal
Government, thus states what is Hon.
John M. Bolts view of matters: "In a
conversation with Mr.. Bolts, he stated
that never for single instant during
this war has he doubted the fual result
Ills opiuiou Of Gen. Mcclellan is not at
all complimentary to tina. gentleman,
whom he regards, if not positively dis
loyal at heart, at least in the light of an
ambitious aspirant for undeserving hon
ors. Mr.. Bolts stated that he believed
that the majority cfMe rebel army re-
yare1ed Nc Cleilan as being as truly de-
votea to their interests as Robert 4. Lee,
and that man who would not, when his
name was used in connection with Davis,
Nallandigham, Wood, and others of the
same political complexion, come GU,
boldly and disclaim the association, was
totally unfit to be comm andcr of the Tn,
ion army"
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-"Il take the shine out of you," as
the eclipse said to the moon

-"I'l take the shine out of YOU" as
the eclipse said to the moon.
They are having "mush and milk
festivals in several towns in the State
An up country paper says that every
thing else has "playcd out" in that vi
cin'ty but mush and milk, and that is
going down with rush
Coy. Stone has appointed Drs.
Hughes, of Keokuk, Windle, of Des
MONIES, and Deldcn, Of Dubuque. exam.
ming surgeons to examine all applicants
for commissions as Surgeons in Iowa
regiments.
The rebels are Disguised with But
Ter. They call him Beast" They
proclaim him oullawcd. They offer a
price for his head, yet are terribly fright
ened whenever he comes near enough to
give them chance to take him. Just
now they are shaking in their boots at
Wilmington in anticipation ola visit from
him. The Richmond Wing smells mis-
chief there. Butler is coming, it says,
aud if he takes Wilmington, Charleston
falls by rear attack. Why does Butler
persist 10 making himself SO very disa-
sreeablo to the Richmond gentry?
There seems to be strong belief
among the members of Congress, that a
Bankrupt bill will be agreed upon this
session.
The Raleigh P'oyress has an edito.
rial proc'aimiug that Peace only can pre-
vent starvation. 1t adds that the mas
ses of honest and hard working people
rant and acW hare Peace.
The dead lock in the Pennsylvania
Senate is likely to come to head. Sen
ator White, Of Indiana county, who is a
prisoner at Richmond and cannot get cx
changed, has resigned his seat, and a
special election is to be ordered, which
will doubtless result in the choice of a
Union member
A young man who has recently
come from California claims q large por-
ton of the real estate Of Lyons, Iowa, it
having been the property of his father,
who removed from the place twenty years
ago, and is new deceased The validity
of the young mans claim is sal to be
good, and causes quite stir among the
occupants.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that Preston
Roberts, executor Of the estate Of James Frybur.
GER deceased, late of Cedar county Iowa has filed
his final report in the Office Of the county indss
Of said county. All persons interested are there
fore notified that unless they appear and make
defence thereto on or before the first Monday in
March. 1864, being the regular Ma Oh term that
said report will be approved and affirmed. aud
said Executor will he discharged from oil duty
and liability in the premises.
Feb | ! "a. J. C. Belts co Judge,
l'iatt & Spicer Att'ys 3wj
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poses and an agent assigned to each,
whose duty it is to see to the distribu-
ton of sanitary stores, and minister to
the wants of sick and wounded soldiers.
Army agents were appointed in copnec-
ton with the Governor as follows: DR..
Udell, of Centerville; Mrs. Capt. l1orner
of Knoxville DR.. Mcclure, of Dubuque,
and Mrs Chittenden, of Keosauqua.
The Board also recommends the ap-
pointment of a Surgeon General, who
shall be assigned to the field under au'
thority from the War Department. His
duty is to visit all Iowa regiments, ex.
anime hospitals, advise with Regimentai
Surgeons, and make monthly reports to
the Governor, together with recommcn-
datons as bis observations may suggest.
Next meeting of the Board will be
held at Mt Pleasant, on the Both day of
March, 1864 -Des Moines Register,
Jan. 26th.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that at the req.
ular session of the County Cour. of Cedar coun.
ty, iowa, of the FIRST Monday in February, 1854
the last will and testament of Paul NJ. Cue ~,
read in open court, and set for hearing for fhsI
admission to probate on the first Monday in
March, 1854. All persons interes ed are there.
fore notified to appear and defend, or said will
and testament will be proven up and admitted
to probate as the Law provides, and entered on
record. J. C. BETS, CO Judge.
Feb. |, 'Gi. 3w5. Piatt Spicer, Att'ys.
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GUARDIAN NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that John G.
Hepner, guardian Of Sarah p. Hepner, has filed
his final report in the Office of the county Judge
of Cedar county. Iowa. All persons interested
are therefore notified that unless they appear on
or before the regular session of said court to I've
will be accepted and approved and said guard,
an discharged from all further duty and IiabiA
~ in the premises. J. G. BELTS, co judge.
Feb. l. "a. 3w5 Plat l. S picrr Atty's.
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D rla amer she H,;, ,u 1910 334e
Da'o' Ne"' p""pef' go 500
G l. Davis, Township trustee, 600 g."
L NJ Milford. house rent vol. fam. 400 Io 40"
Friend 4 Culbertson, house rent VII 90 ,tCS
Pat Kirwin, house rent VT. 2l,CO iI%
G Fraseur, Trustee. 400 100
W Mcnamara, ink, Court House, 200 ~"
VIM Laughery and others, State VI wv
Laughery. 6,l0 5,o
JOHN LEITH, D ROGDERs '''
VIM. MCCLAIN, Com.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given that Christian
Lsib executor of the estate OF Martha L. Miller,
deceased, late Of Cedar county, Iowa. has filed his
final report in the Office Of the county judge Of
said county. All persons intere sted are there.
fore notified that unless they appear and make
defence thereby on or before the regular term Of
the county court OF said county. to he held tho
LIST tuesday in April. A. .. 1864, being the 5th
day of April that said report will be approved
and affirmed, and said executor disc harged from
all further liability in the matter.
Feb. /, 1854. &c. BETS, CO. judge
Phatt Il Spiccr, Attys. 3w5
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CEDAR COINTY ee'

no ALL PERSONS TO WHOM IT MAY con.
L Germ: You will take notice that Preston
Roberts, executor of the estate Of Isaac ?. Walk.
Ell deceased, late Of said county, has filed his
petition in the Office of the County Court OF
Cedar county, Iowa, at the February session A.
j. 1864 Of said court, asking for the sale Of the
following described real estate, Qfor the purpose
of paying the debts against the estate Of Isaac
r. Walkero to-wi:: The sw of the Sc Of sec.
Il, tip. 70, n. r. west, 40 &C.; snd the NV
SC OF sec. u in tip. 10 n. r. 3w 70 acres. And
that unless on appear and object thereto on or
beiore the first Monday in March, A. D. 1854, an
estate above described for the purpose mention.
ed m said petition. j. G.. BETS, Go. Judge.
February 3, 1864 PIArr h SrIcER. Attya
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PER DIEM AND MILEAGE OF THE BOARD.

To the Hon Board of Supervisors Of C..
dar county, loud:
The Treasurer Of Cedar County makes the fol.
lowing report Of Funds of Cedar county, for the
year ending December 3lst, A. d. 1868:
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cry one who has not already done so
- should immediately procure 4 dozen Of
those line Card Photographs at
Il. Is. Simmons Sky.Lisht Gallery.