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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10
Louisville, Aug. 7.

In this city the vote for Congressman
is, Bosscau, ndministrationpa party SOP: NAL
lory 1874; Mundy l2l. The election of
ROsseau from the fifth district is conceded.
All four of the administration candidates
for the State Legislature from this city are
elected.
I'VE have the vote from different parts of
the State, but they are in such II shape that
our readers can form no correct opinion as
to the result
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10
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re- Female Complaints should be cured,
az they surely can be, by few doses of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10

"THE Iowa Colon ELS We have been
permitted To see, fresh from the press OF
Messrs. Mills q Co., of this city, portion
of the prOof-sheets of the forthcoming his
tory of Iowa Colonies, written by Captain
A. a. Stuart, late OF the 18th Infantry.
The typographical execution is very good,
rejecting much credit on the enterprising
publishers, The author has evidently been
engaged i'm labor of love, and has acquit-
ted himself in u very satisfactory manner.
He has been industrious and judicious in
The collection Of material, and has display
I'd rare literary and historical qualities i'll
detailing the prominent military incidents
m the lives OF representative men of Iowa.
The sheets before US include the histories
of Major General Curtis, Brgadier General
Iutile, Col. James Baker, Major General
Dodge and Dol, Aaron Brown. The servi-
ces and individual characteristics of these
heroes are brought out strongly and effect
lively 10y the pen OF the historian. The
battles OF the Great Civil War in the West
and South are reported in the language of
vigorous descriptions; and Iowa and its
chi,f,ains have no greater praise for the
services which they have rendered TO their
country than the truth of histery war
rants.
The steel-plate engravings, giving accu-
rate likenysses Of the "Coluncls,' are an
iinporl;lct and interesting feature of the
worN. These are no faint resembiances Of
! the originals; they are true To life, and ex-
cc,Iled in the highest style Of the art We
nave before us now-and weintend 70 keep
| th.u eyernnore--tlie engraved portraits OF
Generals ). a. Rice, Elliot, w. Rice,
ureonvIlie NJ. Dodge, NJ. NJ. Croker,
James NJ. Iuule, john Edwards. $. Il.
Curtis, Cyrus Bussey, Fitz Henry Warren
and Co.'s. Garrett, }. ". Rankin, Samuel
Merritt, 5. l.. Glasgow, Thomas III. Ben
,on, Jr., IL. 4. Caldwell, and George w.
Clark. Ii Is the design, We believe, 70 ac-
company every sketch with The portrait OF
the suhjcct. .....
Oar readers can see at IA glance that the
work Of Captain ~. \. Stuart is one OF re-
markable interest and excellence. We ear
nestiy commend it to the favorable atten-
ton, not only Of Iowans, but 10 all Ameri-
cans who love to peruse the records OF Am
erican bravery and American patriotism.
Ii will bc IA shame and II disgrace if a Sill
gle family in Iowa shall fail TO have copy
of 1.-THE Iowa CoIOnels' i'm their library.
Captain Stuart has labored assiduously To
BRING the work TO perfection. He has
spent time, money, and patient thought on
| il; and we hope for his sake, and for the
honor of the State whose military record
he has truthfully given in his sketches OF
our distinguished men that 1.-The Iowa
Colonies" will 60 into every library in the
West The price Of the book will be five
doIlars.--Slute Register.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10

jackson, James a
James, J +
kitterman, click
Killerman, Henry
kraiser, Christian
Lawrence, Jennie D
Lyons, Robert
I.edeber, FIR Rev
Lents, Caroline
Magee, Rebecca
Martin, Sophia
Meller, Frederick
Mitchell, George
lMyrick, ROsanna
Mcdonald, Alex
IMcManee, VIM
McCarty, VIM
Muiilflex, NIL .
iMcGreth, James
Noble IL Harbeson
Norris, Miss
Orr, A Mrs
Taylor, q. w.
n
Vaughn, j II
Van Dyke, Rebecca
Woods, Sarana
Wilkins, Henry
Ware, William
Williams, Lula
Walker, David
IWilkie. Mary Z
Walker, Jesse
lZeiglcr, Is
Y. NORRIS. p. NJ.
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Brown, Mmes q.
Bevers, James
Bowman, John a
Bowman, J j
Browning, VIM III
Barnes, M j Mrs
Cross, Rachel
Cram, Geo. w
Carhart, William
Cawkins, Lewis 2
Conner, d VIM 2
Crandell, Dlilrey
Connell, Mrs
Cawkins, Albert
Doharty, John
DAWSON, James
Dayton, Susan
Drumnlond, Molly 4
Dearny, VIM 2
DruInmond, Jas. /
England, John +
FInvill, Peter
Fesies, Ana .,T.
Hammond, Nancy L
Harsh barger, L NJ
Hall, w Is
Harsla, ID s ..
Horton, A
IIagans, James G.
Harris, John
Hill Il Co.,
Johnson, John a
Johnson, NJ ID
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2,137, 5hS, 215 So 1sa. 962. 4ss -
LEGAL rgsDsx NOTES n CIRCULATION.
AaorHr.
One and two years per cent Notes $50 2S4 $50
lifted states Notes old issue. .......... 4y2 601
Unit ed States Notes, Issue 49, 6s7 966
Compound Interest Notes, act March g. "a 15,O00OO0
Compound Interest Notes act June 80, 81 1877 40
..a" .... 6s5, 7s6, 100
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$l,274,O00,0OO.

to say nothing of his earlier Undertakings,
or the large amounts Of bonds taken by his
firm at the lettings 10 the highest bidder
Although other causes than imperfect
agencies retarded the subscriptions in the
and autumn of 1864, it cannot be
denied that their subsequent success was
chiefly from Mr.. Cookies energetic direc-
ton. His efforts have certainly been as
unceasing and his wisdom, skill and ener-
gies have certainly been taxed as much as
those of any commander in the field, and
with results not less important. He has
been ably assisted by his brother Henry
ID. Cooke, and II. c. Fahnestock-both
partners in the firm Of Jay Cooke IL Co.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
General Hedrick sends us from Wash
ington the official statement Of the Secre-
AIRY Of the Treasury of the public debt,
July 3lst, 1865. We have room only for
the recapitulation. 1t is as follows:
Aa'r OUTSTANDING. INTEREST
Debt bearing inte- ..... #...... ..,..
In coin. .lns, ss7,6 so ss4,52l, ss7 80
Debt bearing inter
in lawful money ,2S9 lj6 543 0J u, $40, $50 II
Debt which in
trrest has ceased. SCI, 100 % ....-........
Debt bearing no in
tereet 'oo' svV,soo ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
PUBLIC SALE

Of Lots IN the City Of Wheeling and Soul
Wheeling.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC
i TION, on Thursday; the LIST day Of Septen
Der next, at the front door Of the Court Hbu,.
of Ohio county commencing said sale at trr
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered Log OF Lot -;
Lots I5s and l66, all on Zane street; also Lo,sil
and ~ in Ritchies addition, I'd Ward.
ALSO
The following lots In South Wheeling
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, II and IL. square 20.
Nos. 10, II, square H.
IL, u, square 80.
S. Is, square 90.
l, 9, square II.
IL, Is, II, square q.
., 10, square IS.
), square 81
2, II, l2, square 20.
S, g. square a.
2, square -.
Terms Of sale: the purchaser may at hi, Oh.
ton pay the whole purchase money In cash .,
one.third in hand. and the balance in six AMI
twelve months, with interest on lien
+. R. ARMSTRONG, Agent
August !, ls65-td.
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WE publish in another cnin,nn al att
Gle from the New York MdepeHdo:" III
whicl, it is affirmed that the wellronsid
cred reconstruction policy Of President
Johnson is a failure. The writer as
sures the President that ii lac prrseycrrs
in his course. his administration will hc
as rush light to the blazing spleudor of
OF that of his predecessor. Nav this is
all very fine The Independent is entitled
to his own opinion; but the question
arises is its proprietor entitled to hold a
a fat Office within the gift of the Presi-
dent whose efforts are thus bclittlc,l and
whose administration is thus GENEROUSLY
assailed Tie President will find it
impossible to conciliate the radicals for
whom the Independent speaks. Avowed-
ly they desire to prolong the trouble be-
tween the two sections We are satisfied
the President has other ends in view
The President, if he attempts tn stradd!e
two stools, will come to the ground. In
the fall no bones may be broken, but
such upsets are laughable to say the
least
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tia organization, to shoot HARDEsTY
wherever he found him. SrURM, know.
ing HARDEsIY to be a quiet and inoAsn.
sive man who had never been engaged in
in any act of rebellion, and the extent OF
whose treason consisted in his having
voted for the ordinance of secession, re-
solved that he would not obey the order,
but, fearing that some other person
would execute it, and, because number
of persons living quietly at their homes
had already been killed by order of Col
NYE, he advised Mr.. HARDEsTY, to leave
the neighborhood and go beyond the
Federal lines for protection.
Judge JACKSON pronounced the action
of the militia Colonel in this case one OF
the most fragrant outrages that had
come to his knowledge during his whole
judicial course, and promised HARDEsTY
whatever relief it was still in the power
of the court to afford
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

THE radicals in Maryland are carry
trg ont the provisions OF the "registra-
lien act" with wonderful success, A
privileged aristocracy of less than one
Fourth of The citizens is hereafter to be
The ruling class in Maryland and thus
guarantee to that State what is, in these
saode,n times, called republican form
of government" In one of the election
precincts adjoining the District Of Colum-
Tia, ont of one hundred and eighty one
vct,r> one hundred and thirty one are
sl,f,amchl~cd 1t is by such means as
his that the radicals hope to retain con-
1rol of tia administration of the State
government and fill their pockets with
III gotten wealth. That such inequalities
.an be practiced without calling forth
an indignant rebuke from all the. pro-
tessed lovers of republican institutions
eycrywhere is sad commentary upon
The decay OF repablicanism and the at
tacLment of the people to the principles
OF self government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

MONTGOMERY BLAIR is to make a
speech at GAINESVILLE, Maryland, in few
days, which, it is expected, will be par
ticularly severe upon Messrs. SEWARD
and STANTON. Mr.. BLAIR's personal in
timacy with President JOHNSON gives
to these denunciations of prominent
members of the cabinet a kind OF
cui-oficial Importance. We wonder
why Mr.. SEWARD don't ring that
little bell" aud rid himself 81
BLAIR as summarily rs he has been &C,
customed to deal with Democrats who
were not half so bitter in their denuncia'
tions of his policy. And why don't Mr.
Secretary STATION secure the incarccra,
tion of BLAIR, 'by order of the War De
partment." as promptly as he has hurried
to prison many less influential Demo
cratic opponent?
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Democratic Convention In Pennsyl
vanfa.

vanfa.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention was held in Harrisburg last
Thursday. Colonel W. H. DAVIS, Of the
one hundred and fourth Pennsylvania
regiment, was nominated for Auditor
General, and JOHN P LINTON, of Clear
field county, for Surveyor General. The
following is synopsis of the preamble
and resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton:
The preamble asserts the betrayal Of
their trust by the party in power since
1861. The resolutions affirm the fidelity
of Pennsylvania Democrats to the Union,
and declare that the slaughter, debt, and
disgrace of the civil war was conse-
quence of their counsels being disregard
ed; that the Constitution ought to be
obeyed at all times, under all eircum-
stances, and in every part of the coun-
try, the oath to support it being univer-
sally binding, and it is only by rigid
enforcement of its provisions that we can
hope for liberty or peace The palladium
of all our constitutionalright consists Of
trial by jury, the habeas co'pa'' free
press, free speech, immunity from pn"-
ishment except upon legal conviction by
an impartial jury, and the right Of white
citizens to vote at the State elections ac-
cording to State laws. The Convention
concurs with President JOHNSON in the
opinion that State ordinances of seccs-
sion are utilities, and the States there
fore are all as much in the Union as ever,
the people owing the same duties and be-
ing clothed with the same rights as be-
fore. The resumption of their old posi-.
ton shall not be impeded by that por-
ton which always opposed the Union,
which now declares it legally dissolved,
and is Indignantly laboring to prevent
its restoration. The resolutions are
strongly against negro suffrage as high
crime against the Constitution, and Il de
liberate and wicked attempt to degrade
the white race to the low level of he
black; express willingness TO support
President JOHNSON in restoring the
States. giving them representation IN
Congress, and saving them from the
curse OF negro equality. bur can only .;''e
full approval to the Naturalization Il 10
adheres to the Constitution AMI Laws,
Furnishes kidnapping aud robbery when
committed by his own officers aud Suffers
no person to- he murdered hy military
commission
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
The Belmont Iron Works


Bounded a. follows west by the Ohio river.
north by Division street, east by Main street
and south by the property or Messrs. Caldwell
& Lancaster.
ALSO. the Coal Mine in said Ward ROW
worked by said corporation. ami the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill.
ALSO the real estate and coal property be-
South Wheeling, including that recently pur.
chased of DR.. J. c. Campbell, and the chooses in
action connected herewith and q town lots in
South Wheeling lately purchased of the NJ. 4
NJ. Bank and Others and Lot No. ! in Csld.
wells addition to the city Of Wheeling, south
east corner Of Main and DIVISION streets
with five tenements thereon. 1t is supposed
that the coal property to be sold with the works.
Is sufficient to supply the works for thirty
years. -, E,
lowing terms viz one. fourth cash, and the resi-
due with interest from the day Of sale, in three
equal instruments, payable In SIX twelve and
of the real estate to take the stock on hand of
materials, iron, nails, tools aud chattel proper.
ty at an appraisement to be made by three die
interested persons Of whom the purchaser is to
choose one, the undersigned agents another and
the two 90 chosen third, the decision of any
two of the three to be binding; and the stock 80
taken to be paid for in equal fnstaments at four,
six. and eight months, With interest from the
day Of sale The deferred payments on both the
real estate and stock 70 be secured By paper sat
isfactory to the undersigned agents and lien
to be retained on the property until payment in
full The purchaser shall have the option of
paving in hand the whole purchase money, OF
JAMES PAUL.
s-a @. d. HUBBARD,
R CRANGLE.
Wheeling. ". Va. Aug e, 1855.
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THE stories of alleged i'll treatment OF
negroes in North Carolina have been off,
cially Investigated and pronounced false
by the mayor of Wilmington and the
sheriff of Cumberland county. The
radicals will have to make another at
iempt to bolster up the waning popu-
larity of military rule.
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Notice.

1'ME UNDE RsIGNED DESIRING
i TO devote his undivided attention TO Other
matters, offers at private sale, his stock Of
Drugs Paints, Medicines Ola, &c, together
with the furniture, fixtures, etc.
For particulars and terms enquireo
A.C. GOOD, ;
Wheeling, w Virgin
Until further notice, the business will be COZ
tinued as heretofore AMI
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STOCK EXHIBITION

AT THEIR
Fair Grounds, on Wheeling Island, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Oct. 10Th, 11th,
10Th and 18th, 1867.
The grounds and accommodations for STOCK
consisting of the incest open and closed stalls
will be entirely renovated and put in the most
complete order The half mile track, pro-
nounced heretofore by good judges to be unsur,
passed for the exhibition of speed, will If posi-
ble, be improved and accurately resurveyed.
More liberal premiums than ever before offer
ed BY the Society, will be enumerated in pam,
phlets or posters shortly to be issued.
Further information can be had or entries OF
stock may be made by addressing either OF the
Secretaries of the Society or by personal appli'
cation to the Secretary, at the office, 0" Main
st eet, Wheeling, next dosr TO the NJ. and II
Bank, previous to Oct. 10th.
HENRY CRANGLE, President
J. F. UpDEGRAFPi Cor Secretary.
W F. PETERSON, JR. Rec. Secretary,
Wheeling, Aug. p, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

In westernport Nd, on Thursday evening,
Aae; 81, Sy The Rev. Edward Rrsnnsn
". Va, and LUCY c., danskter Of the Late
Hsa1 1alw, RI, efWsstsgspes4 III
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FARM FOR SALE,

n WIN AS"nbs
~ SERVE the River Hill which Is about !.
acres. This farm Is situated on Scotch Ridge q
miles above Wheeling, and twenty rods from Il.
Ohio River and Railroad, where we have !
Switch so that produce can DO shipped to apj
place. 1t 10 well improved; good brick hous
containing eight ro0ms, with cellar under the
front also the.largest barn In the township
with stabling under II for herses and cattle. !,
is well watered by never.failing spring at III,
door, and large brick spring house and all oiL
er buildings necessary. There arc seven aerv,
Of apple orchard Of the choicest fruit, the youn..
est trees just commencing to bear also varis
~ Of other fruits, sucn as ounces grapes peas
and peaches. 1t Is well timbered, not less thai
a thousand lOcusts from two to three feet oy.f
The greater part of the farm Is well adapted ig
vineyards. The soil cannot DO surpassed ~
raising all kinds Of grain, the most OF II having
been In grass for four or five years. The baii
ings are AL substantial, for put them up Ic
or intending to sell. Any one wishing TO pai
chase will please call on me on the premise, IL
Pease township Belmont county, Ohio | vii
make payments suitable aud easy.
will also sell tho River Hill. with tho CO..
under all the land
JUG WILLIAM RAINRY
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting of the Guards Fire Com
pany, held at the Hose House the 26th
day of August, 1865, the following pre-.
amble aud resolutions were adopted by
the Company:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All wise
Disposer of all things to remove by
death from our association our beloved
brother fireman James Clark, recently a
constituted member of this Company
therefore,
Be it rescased, That while we bow sub
missively to the dispensation of Divine
Providence by which one of our brother
member has been taken away, we will
cherish the memory of the deceased as a
man endowed with those virtues and
talents which render men esteemed, and
as one whose usefulness among rs
causes his loss to be serious calamity,
RESOLVED, That in memory Of our de-
parted brother wel will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days,
Resolved, That the foregoing resolu-
tionsbe recorded on the minutes of the
Company, and be inserted once in each
of the daily papers of this city also that
copy be sent to his family by the Sec
rotary as soon as practicable
We hereby tender our sincere thanks
to the other Fire Companies of this city,
who 80 kindly participated with Us in
rendering this the last tribute Of respect
to our departed brother.
JOSEPH A. FALKENsrINE,
SAMUEL NJ. DARRAH,
JAMES HENRY RIDDLE,
T Committee.
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Wheeling, ". Va, Aug q, 1855.
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WHEELING, August &c., 1856.

In the East women stop their husbands
from going to grog-shops by killing or
horsewhipping the grog-shop keepers,
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FOR SALE AND RENT
FOR SALE.
Sale of Valuable Lots

IN JACOBS ADD. TO SOUTH WHEELING
T WILL SELL LOT NO. Is. IN
sausre No % :tHats IN s south Wheeling
cob's addition to South Wheeling, namely ~.
q and a, ON Plank Road street. and 10 lo,. w. "
th South side Of Beech street Beech strso.v "
the street East of Plank Road street, and il y,
nate between the town of La Grange and "
is called Jacobs addition to South Wheel.
plot Of this addition can be seen by refereIes to
Deed Book No. q, p. 500.
If not sold at private sale. the lots will BE- q,
fered fer public sale at the Court Hons y !,
wheeling, ON the 18th day Of August is6S =,
the terms of one.haf Of the purchase monsr
cash, or at sixty days by note, with spprors;
security, and the residne ct twelve months VIZ
interest Persons wishing to buy are reierrst
Ia 2. Jacob. Esq.
aug16-ts ISAAC w. MITCHELL
The Placer herald., 1865-08-12
NOTICE..

no all whom it m,y coacrrr: Whereas the
l North E,s, quarter of Section 2l. Township
II. North Range East, Mt Diablo base and me-
ridian has been by the afidavits OF various persons
filed in the District Land Office Of the U. States,
at Marysviiie, State Of California, i9ing the Of
fee for the district within which said lands are
situated. declared to contain minerals and to be
more valuable for mineral than for agricultural
purposes by reason whereof said land has hither
to been withheld from pre- pHlp,ion and sale, now
the undersig gncd gives notice that she will on
Monday. the 25th day of september, 1865. ut the
hour OF II o'clock A. NJ make application to the
Register or Receiver OF the United States Land
Office, at Marysvile and vddlice evidence to
prove that said hand, TO wit: The North East
quarter of Section 2l Township II. North Range
east. Mt. Diabo base and meridian, is more
valuable Tor agricultural than mining purposes,
and on such proof apply for permission to file q
pre- empion claim TO said land unless sufficient
cause TO The contrary be then and there shown.
CATHARlNE CAMPBELL.
August 18th, 1865 CIV
The Placer herald., 1865-08-12
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met on Monday. Au.
gust 7th. Present full Board Messrs. Madden
Scott and Dodd.
Bills were allowed to various persons amount.
ing to $l2l0 32. J. l.. Gonisby. Road Commits
sioncr of Tp No. 0. was allowed S9j23. Ralph
Bolcs Road commissioner of Up. No. g. allowed
S502,50.
TUESDAY Aug. Sth.
Bills allowed for miscellaneous purposes TO the
amount Of 1894 ,65.
Bills OF Road commissioners in the following
amounts were allowed:
Daniel Sfckes. of Tp No. 2, S4O5. .33
Luke Secold. of Tp. No A. I2S9.75
.. kccler, OF Tp. No. 5. 1864
The license of j. S. Warner, 10 keep Il Toll
Bridge at Fold's Bar on the North Fork of the
American River was renewed for one year.
The Office of Public Administrator having be-
come vacant by the removal Of Henson HAZEL
from the county, John Russell was appointed to
fill the uncXpircd term. CONDITIONED upon his
filing Bond to the amount of So 600 with two
or more surcties.
In accordance with the proclamation of the
Governor it was ordered that Il General Election
be held on "Wednesday. September 9th, 1865. for
the election OF one State Senator, three mt mDers
OF the Assembly. one Sheriff, one County Clerk.
one Recorder one Treasurer. one District Attor
ncy. one Superintendent OF Public schools, one
Public Administrator. one Coroner, one Surveyor
one Supervisor for each Supervisor District. two
Con>tablcs, and enc Road Commiss iOner for each
Township
Officers of election were then appointed for
the following precincts: