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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
The better nations become aconain.

The better nations become acquan-
ted with each other, the fewer will be
their prejudices, and the more likely
will they be to love and respect each
other. just so with Herrick Aliens s
Gold Medal Saleratus--the more you
know of it, the more you want to, and
the more anxious you are to have
Iyour friends become its patrons. 1t
not only makes the best Biscuit, Bread
&c, but it cures dyspepsia and
strengthens weak stomschs. 1t has
no equal Most of the Grocers have
Z.
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To II. Is. Diblcy and the
Heirs Of I'D. IL ing and all
Others Concerned.

MOT CE II HEREBY GIVEN, that n p-ti
~ ton VIII he presented 10 the Trust ees ol
Is CLICK Tuwnship, in Hancock County, Ohio,
ana viii h" tor bearing by them 1T the resi-
denre of j. W. Styl'r, "n The
12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1864,
In ynich d. j. Cory aud others, p ntlnners,
ask said Trustees to locate and establish II
ditch, drais, or water course in said town.
ship, beginning Al the west line thereof. in
what Is known ~ lirg gItS Ran, On the prom
ises of j. N.Cnrbin, IN the north west part OF
See. 10 IN sad township, thence east along
said run through the Promises owned by
said c, rbIn, W, NJ Bright, II. GiiaSpio,S s. ) q.
Thomas j .W.StlOr, SALESMAN, Mrs. SIC 4 nnol.
", A. Swihart, J. llull, u. Il. II b!ov, John
Moore, Nmrod Bright and ". Mcdowell, Ia
the center line, north and sonth, through
Sec. 81 in sald township; thence on tho best
ruuIe through said see. II IN a sOulh easter,
ly direction, through premises OF said Nc.
Dowell, heirs of L. Giathart, through prem
Isss of D, j. Cory ami heirs sf D Klns 10 II
large spring ON premises owned by said
last NEE toned heirs, IN sec. 27, in said town.
ship, near the center ot the south easl quar-
ter ot SAID last mention SGu., there To tsrmt.
nate. ID. j CORY Petitioner,
BHowS q DuSN, Attys.
August "a, iS6i,
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A Good Officer.

Lieut.. Davidson of this place. ror.
merly of the 49th, now of the 5th &
s. Reserve Corps, has charge of the
Rebel prisoners at Camp Morton
indianapolis. Lieut.. Davidson has
the reputation Of being one of the
best and most thorough officers ever
in the Camp. Untring and watehful
possessed of sound judgment, and q
knowledge Of human nature, he is ex.
actlv the man to manage the Johnnies
No better man for this peculiar ser.
vice than Davidson, lives.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Findlay, State of Ohio, Oh
the I'd day OF September, 1864.
Samuel Bragg, 3, Joseph Bayer, 2
L. +. Baycrs, James Bolson; Mrs
Sarah f. Baker, Mrs. Jolly Clip. Jer.
ey GARNER, VIM. Crosse, Lewis Mair
Miss Christina Pierce. Miss Ida Pike
Eliga Read, Mrs. Lidia Rufus, Miss
Sarah o. Scribe. ii. w. Wayman.
. Persons wishing to obtain any Of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. b. ROTICHILD. p. NJ.
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Soldicrs--we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in a lvising you in hiF
advertisement in our columns Of 70,
days paper, to take bottle of his
highly recommended Anti Cholerf
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives ofmany Of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it al
the Drug Stores at 80 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr'
hpa and Dysentery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

WoMAN's RlGHTs We have not
been advocates of woman's rights in
the extreme sense of the term, but
we do insist that the good houskeeep-
,er ought to have the "Housewtfe' S
Favorite." the Chemical Ssleratus,
made by DeLand d. Co, for with it..
and it alone, can she produce bread
fit to be eaten. Woman has a right
to demand this article Of the grocer,
and he is bound to sell it, as most
groccrs do.
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lie gal Notice.

LEVI MILLER, Many A. warrnn. william
W iron. John 4. Mtlor, Ephraim Miller, lien,
rietu Miller and susan Niler, will take no.
tice that patl,ion WAS fled agtlnst them on
the lsi day a. Scpteml"t. 4 ID. 1861, in the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for inc
County OF Hancock ONO, by Aryilll h, n
dige aud Nathanel Bruuli - and d, new pe1.
ding whnrain Arvlilt Brln lise ani Nt man.
iel Brundago d'ntnd partition of tho f,ll "
ing real estate, sitnata in said County of Han
clCk, tu.wIi:
One hundred and seventeen acres in the
form ot \ parallellogram OH 1T the North side
Oi the North West quarter of section iifteeu
n5) Township two (2) south range nine %,
East; and that al'ths mex, term OF sald.Cnul /
the said Arvilla Bruudise and Nathaniel
Brundige viii apply Tor an order that parii
ton may be made Of SAID promises
ARVlLLA BRUNDlGT.
NATHAN. 81 BRUNDIGE.
j. II. BURggT. Atty.
nh.r
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Credit ON the Draft

A meeting Of representatives from
all the sub districts was held at Lime
on Monday last, at which the last
State credit was apportioned to eacl
sub district. Hancock county get:
a credit of one hundred and thirty
upon her quota, which is divided
amongst the townships, according tc
the number Of men they have in tIit
service
Findlay township gets credit o
twcnty-nne. BY little effort il
each township the quota of the coun
ty can be easily filed.
But three days remain. Go {,
work, and fill the quota.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
Down in the Month.

There never was more chop fallen
set of men than the Peace men OF
Findlay when the news of McClellans
nomination was received. They were
down in the mouth, Many of them
swore loud oaths, that they never
would support him--others got up a
ghastly hurrah. 1t was hard work
for them. They looked about as
well pleased as small boy taking
quinine. The news was a wet blank
ct. What is to be done with the re-
volvers ?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

For September has been received
The embellishments are of the high
est order, in point of design and en-
craving, and the literary matter is
as usual, highly entertaining. 1t is
he Lady's Book of America Terms
S3 per annum. Address l.. A. Cooley
PHILADELPHIA.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

Tn a word, Madame Zadoc Porter's 9
Curative Balsam is she great Anti
dote to Colds, Coughs and Consump.
tion, and its use will amply repay the
confidence of the user. 1t has alrea-
dy done much, and is destined to do
more to mitl- ate, and finally Danish
from the human family, so terrible 8
scourge of suffering humanity as Con
sumption.
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M IL CID ED &c

For season bid the coun ry farewell,
Shoe buyers mourned when Ardinger fell
Phonix'liEe lie has risen-up stairs vs. hear
them tell
Where Boot and Shoe buyers may again do
well.
Come one. come all and come this way,
Come none without the ready pay,
As we have trusted too much to our sorrow
So NY to-day and wr may trust tomorrow.
Sing on, sing on ye Earthly MUSES.,
Whilst we make and mend your Boots and
Shoeses.
We hope old customers will 6nd the track
Wen guarantee ali your money back.
Now We have our mind hut partly spak en-.
You will nnd us north of where tho Mail is
open, UP STAIRS.
=. u. ARDIEiER
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IHcomr TaI.

IHcomc TaI.
On the first of October there will
be levied and collected, under n joint
resolution of Congress, special tax
of five per cent. upon the income oi
all citizens OF the United States for
the year ending the 31st of Decem-
Der, 1868, over 5000
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" ,noy Wantnd.

Money Wsntnd.
We need money. VIII our suhscri
bers who are in arrears, pay up?-
Paper is now three prices, and casl
at that, and further rise is expected
Keep our wheels creased. Send by
mail or call.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
MARRIED

Unrfi'u.
In Dunedin, New Zealand, at the
residence of Alfred Dyson Esq, by
Rev. DR.. Burns, Mr.. T. II. b. Rosen-
berg, formerly of this place, and Miss
Jane Teller, of Haddington, Scot
llnnd
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

DR.. Pagin
Who has made professional visits
to 9his place for number of years,
will be at the American House Mon
day and Tuesday October 2lt and
25te, His patients will remember the
dates.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
lIenagerie,

Menagerie.. s
Bailcy's Combined Circus and Me-
nagerie is advertised in another col
umn. 1t is expected that all will i'm
prove this opportunity of seeing the
Great Animal Show.
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Organize.


If we could whisper but one word.
into the ear Of every Union man in
the County, that word would be "or-
ganize." We can beat the Sons Of
Liberty this fall if the proper work is
done. Go at it at once. Lose not
a moment. They are busy--let us
initiate them
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Administrators Sale

fYNHERG wll be sold TO the his hest bidder
On the 20h Day Of September, 1864,
At o'clock =. NJ, al the door Of the Cuurl
House in Findlay iitrcOcS county, Dhio, tue
following real estate, aS the property OF
samuel Marshal, deceased. to.wit
The south west ono fourth OF the south
west one fourth Of sec. 1 Ia township two(2 }
orty acres, more or loss, and free of inGum
branCs,
Appraised Al 800.
Terms of h0ie;-Une third in hand on the
day OF sale. aud tho rssld 10 Of the purchase
money IN one and Two ears thoreliter, with
interest from tn0 day OF sllo, and 10 ne So
cared by mortgt.e on SAID premlses.
JOHN LAFFERlY,
\dm'r with tho will annexed nt samuel
Marshal deed. Neal,Blackiord a Harsh,
August 10 1874 Atly'S IIr PLtln,lW
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

Produce Market.
WHEAT-Sl 90 for red.
CoRN-new D to l,15.
RYE-000 cents to ,l35.
BUTTER-35 to 40c.
EGGs-20 cents.
LARD and IT. cents.
OARS to 60 90 cents.
TALLow-0 TO l4cents.
BEES WAX-50 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 soto 3 90.
CLOVER SEED-S0,0 to $50
WHITE BEANs--S2 90 to 2 so
DRIED PEAcHEs--l5 per Id.
DRIED APPLEs--Sl, so.
PELTs-50 to | 20
HIDEs--S CENTS green, 16 dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 cents.
WOOL 90 to 100 cents.
FLAX SEED--S2 %
Salt--,435.
Flour Sl0i per Dbl.
Hay-S16 per ton.
Feathers-60 cts per ID.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

Advertisements. A
See new Advertisements in TO days
paper.
Manhood--Dr. j. Bryan.
Legal Notice--Brown & Burket
Legal Notice.. II. Burket
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White Paper.

White Paper.
The white paper on which the JET
rERsoNIAN is printed costs over TWEEN.
ty-seven cents per pound, while two
years ago it cost less than ten cents
In publishing a newspaper these days
there are piles of money to be made
out of pocket.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
TIL, Circus Troupe

of the MOST TO WEAR, * g. fri. AND ACCOM-
'PLisHtn performers ~ a., pr 'slun n
been ele ted frun tn lnrst e-tahlS' ments
In Europe and America mons the ir Sl-
pal Artists are the fullowin-:
M,DEMoIsELLE JOSEPHINE,
he beautiful, graceful and elegant Eqnes
trie.ne
shNIUEL BURT.
The wnr derful Sauterist and Hurdle Rider.
j MES DE Mo,T
The renowned Principal Act Rider and His
tronic Equestrian.
SIIlPPrE ~ WHITNEY,
The great TrsppZn Performers, tho mos,
daring and skiliul Acrubats IN the profession.
YOUNG FERR ANTi,
From the Corso Circus, Madiid the NJ rae
u'ous ContortiOnlSt.
Cu>KIEs RIVERs.
The popular and dashlng Four II rise Rider
q Il agile Tnmhler.
GEORGE sLOMAN,
In his Equestrian Act oft@e revolving Globe
aud IN his Barrel and Tranca Poriorman e.
j. SHIspLE, RoB,SsoV, LIZ vgRpIs. LE SIuH
TREMAIS, MoNsIEUR FRANK. AUGUST NoSD,
JAS. BEsToS, tiESM CLARENUE, CLFHHOSr
GusTAvE DrCaow, and Il large and ehci n
Troupe of Vauitnrs, Acrobats, Tum bler'
aud Dancers.
JAMES WARD.
rhe Humorst and American Clown. Chinese
Necromancer, SlacK-rnpe Perlo mer, Comi
singer. Sum Spe iker, &C., &c
JCH NY BooNER
The Eccentric Trick Clown and irresistible
,Comique.
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Knahc Pianos.
Lowest Prices
] am selling no ExGELSIoW UHoAN for
ParEOrs and Churches

Cheaper than any other house III Ohio.
These Organs are far superior L. the Amer
can Orgnn. | have snld both k-nds, snd
find HE Excelsior Organ lar ,se best instru
ment, both in tone and make.
All "rttrS v'll be promptly attended to, anC
Instruments GRANTED Tor FIVE years
June ~ q. W. WALT 1s'.
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6antuth 9efffrscnian.
Local and Miscellaneous.

wv. Ma by end rN"s the Nominations
CHURCH Nv THE Moo DrsPENsAsHEN,l
Sent /, 1864.
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Legal Notice.

~ u iN Q
j. II. BuREET, ATTY,
September "a 1861, 3w.
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REORGANIZATION SESSION.

2 Pm. Jan. L.,
The following resolution was offered
and adopted: That the pastorsof the
various churches Of Des Moines, be re.
quested to act as chaplains to the House,
and to arrange among themselves the or.
der in which they will officiate. '~"~.@.1
Resolution adopted, ordering the SEQ
rotary of State to furnish every member
of the House with copy of the Reri-
sion of 1867" -. 49,. ~-,s.Ss<a 4.
Message from the Governor was re-
ceived read, and ordered to be printed.
Resolution. was adopted allowing each
member of the House twenty copies OF
loyal daily papers or their equivalent III
weeklies. r : - r. s..;'~ I'll e..
: House adjourned to meet at 10 a. ma.
tomorrow. -. ....... .... -.
The great Democratic Party of the
State of Iowa is rather slimly represents
ed here: at present. The Dubuque. dele.
CATION has not arrived--don't know
whether the gentlemen from Dubuque
are "snowed under" somewhere on the
road or wheth or they have concluded
that they are not needed here, and are
going to stay athorne. The only repre-
sentatives of the Democracy on the floor
of the House, are one member from Alla-
makee, and one from Davis county; this
latter gentlemasa carery, By. name
went into the Union caucus yesterday,
and supported the nominations there
msde, in the House to-day, with one or
two exceptions. '.#
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[ From Daily Of 18Th. !

k3 Ladies' who make shopmcn show
goods, but never purchase, might be call
ed, in medical porlance, counter irri-
tants."
~ Napoleon said bayonets think. "
Few thinkers have so much keenness,
point and penetration as they.
nEA- Thanks to Hon Mr.. Kasson for q
cory of the Reports of the Secretary Of
War and the Commander in Chief.
b6~ We've heard from the "boss. -
He brought up all right in the
C..Dital, and will speak for himself to-
morrow. w..
~. MAY & We'll keep "sheap elo-
drinks and oder tinks" in an almost UNI
mentionabls nultitudinosity. Go and
" buy YOU some. = -.
nG~ Very Hard Cash." Novel by
Charles Reade, at the 49,
.~..-.... P.O. BOOKSTORE.
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For the EoupareI.
THE CEMETERY.

Mr.: EDITOR -
noticed in your paper. few days
since, a communication in relation to the
Cemetery, and suggesting the purchase
of new grounds for, that purpose. The
present Burying Grounds occupy por-
ton of an eighty-acre tract of land, upon
which ''Pegram's Addition" is laid out.
This tract is subject 10 various encum-
ORANGES, among which is one in favor of
the School Fund, for five hundred dol
lars, made December ;, 1853, and still
unpaid I understand that the County
has obtained a Judgaaelst7in this ease fer
the use Of the School Fund. 1t is prota-
bic that the interest and rights of the
County in the matter can be purchased ;
and in this way the city, or cur citizens,
may acquire title to the property. The
whole eighty" is better adapted to bur-
ial purposes than anything else, and /
hope our citizens will take the necessary
steps to get legal possession oft. / thirk
nothing viii he done in the matter until
the people show an interest in it. Let
an examination be made, at least, to as
certain if title can be obtained.
CITIZEN.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 40, ,ss4,
In the Last Ditch-And Dead.

In, the Last Otfch-<And 1geESus liz
The Richmond Wig, after careful
survey of the military situation of the
Conthieveracy. is forced to admit that
the great Shareholders Rebellion is most
miserable failure-that it is on its last
legs, and those legs amputated just above
the knee. We quote: -.
A time that will really test the people
of the Confederate States seems near at
hand. 1t is necessary now to contemplate
the possibility of being, III military
sense Of the word, 'overrun'-of having
our system of labor, TO great extent,
broken up-and supplies for both people
and troops reduced to the seantiest meas
uFe. "
That will do, for JEFF. Davis organ.
With the Confederacy ''overrun its
system of labor Slavery broken up,2
and its people and troops 'tredueed to the
scantiest measure" of subsistence, there
viii absolutely be no alternative for the
chiyalry of the last ditch, but to walk
UP to Father Abraham's Office and ''set-
tie" this business, by swearing allegiance
to the glorious old Stars and Stripes.
Even the Peace Democracy have had a
glimpse at the tombstone of the Confcd
eracy of jeff Dayis-and now Indignantly
deny that they were ever friends of the
deceased. They made one or two in
effectual attempts, in Congress, TO aid the
rebels in gaining peace, but met with a
most complete and d;sorgaizing route;
and thereupon the whole body Of Cop
perheads, headed by Fernando Wood.
stampeded to the Union side, only one oil
their number voting against a resolution
declaring for the most vigorous prosecu
ton of the war, and for furnishing men
and money to carry it on until the rebels
shall lay. down their arms. This course
of the Copperheads, in Congress, speaks
for itself 1t shows thai these men have,
at last come to the conclusion, that the
Conthieveracy is fast tottering to run.
that hard times is already knocking at it,
door, and that the sooner they stand
from under the better it will be for
them in the good time coming" What
ever motive We assign to this action OF
these Congressional Copperhcads, their
course will not be without a beneficial
effect. 1t will show to the rebels and 10
the powers of Europe, that the support
OF the representatives Of the entire people
of the Free States, is pledged to the Gov
eminent in all the means to prosecute
the var to the suhjugation of the rebel.
lion. The rebels will see III this tn,
hopelesSness of gain Cor their course
through division in the North. and no
foreign power will longer question the
ability of this Government to put down
this Rebellion, when it has already Sc
cured by progress of arms, one-half the
Z 5nfederacy, and receives the, warmest
support of all the Free, and all the Bor-
der States, in its efforts to secure the re-
manning half.
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{ From tie Dailg Of .l5kA. !

: bB Through mails from the Sou
are arriving. The Hannibal and St, j
Railroad is open. Ne breathe free. @
sss- sleighriding has played out. E
The weather don't know whether !
"break up y or freeze.
sea- The Congregational sociable NEE
this, Friday eveningat the residence !
Mrs. r. p. Snow. A general attsndana
is requested. ~. p s.s1s.'
RG- Our City will soon be alive We
the busy. hum Of the spring trade, q
business men who expect to do ~
thing should be ready with their -
Heads and Cards We posses unriEahs|
facilities for doing this kind ofwOfk, .
will guarantee satisfaction both IN sF
and price. Bring on your orders:
IAN USRE1IAaLr CIV refer notnss
&, any Of our Insurance CO. >, nor RalI
road CO. 4, nor Military Co.'s but 10 q
other very poor kind Of company ~
60. to which we refer is-- Tobac-lo
Locak, Dabuq'te Times. -s
Put that man ID bed and rub him "
with acurry comb. 1T won DO for sss
slnartness to strike ini
- We received per last night
ern mail six copies of the Dubuque "
Times, dating from the LIST to the Ssa
all on account Of delayed mails
7smes Is one Of oar most valued exchal
alvays well filed with interss
matter. at ID
~. Ye Iced of Syracuse ri
gives the. following recipe for
sleiph ride:
!. .sSitin the hall in your night eles
with bofIi dears 0umn 50 that yea caa 81
Il coed afaft--yc;sSR feet ID a pail @
w,ssTter---siroF che front door key ae
back hold an icicls in enc land =
ring the ten bell with the ether.
He says some folks are foolish eng
to pay out their money fer freezing =
selves md imagining the enioy nsuk
that lis plan j. the rheapest and
stern reality.
DIR Es..sIn this city. Jan % !.
FAsNfg, oldest daughter Of DE 4 Y.
Sallie McAEahoil. aged 8 years asas -
mEEzs @~sA lsar residence, % -
Inst EsxxARRyua Ross, wife ~ se
Ross. aged I9 Yeags and : months.
The funeral viii take place ~
At loa o'cIook, fsopa me residence
James Stuart. The friends Of tss
ceased ars respectfully invited %
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HorsE-Ho MORNING. SESSION.
REPRESENTATIVES, HALL,
CAPIrpL AT Digs MoFSEs,
l0A. NJ, JAMIE. 1864.

$50 = Il
House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bresee.
Minutes of yesterday were read and APP
proved. Report of committee ON Gre
dentials was received and adopted. The
oath was administered to the Speaker
protein. The members were then sworn
and subscribed to the oath. House then
proceeded to the election Of permanent
oficars. Mr.. Butler, of Muscatine, was
nominated for Speaker. and elected with
our opposition. Mr.. Rich, of Buchanan,
was elected Chief Clerk Mr.. Able, d
Polk. lst Assistant Clerk Mr. Clark, OF
Henry, ID Assistant Clerk Mr.. AIdrich,
Of Lee, Engrossing Clerk Mr.. Wilson,
of Madison, Enrolling Clerk Dir. streeter
of Blackhawk. serg't-at-Arms. Follow.
ing resolution was offered and adopted
Resoired, That tbs Speaker be Instructed
to employ Marion York and George Bal
ley as messengers, Joseph Iyers and Vie
tor Peters as paper folders. Harmon Rup.
pin and ]. E. Guild as frcmen, and
George Bailey as doorkeeper, of the
House. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was Of
fered and adopted: Reaotrcl, BY the
House of Representatives, the Senate
concurring, that 4. r. Burris, Of Mar
shall county, be- appointed post master,
and Mr.. Gunliek, of Des Moines county,
mail carrier to the General Assembly
The permanent officers Of the House
we're then sworn in, and the Senate mott
fed that the Hsuse was organized and
ready for business. On motion House
adjourned till 2 o'clock p. m. ~st