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The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
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r.yre.. Asre Atxsare. ossscs. fnds an Chassfsxse
iii spv,rsssa rsnsass fsr CALLS aa sas - aaS
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
N TIVE DISTRICT COURT OF POrTA-
WAfTAMiE COUNTY, IOWA.
TIE State of lava HN.
rs. a III
Joseph u. Johnson, Feb Term. 1851.
Harriet Juhnxon,
Charles H. Biake. Original Notice.
John Snyder and
Samuel ES2esion.
nrfe

vT>HE SND DEFENDANTS. AND EACH OF THEN
i are hereby notified that there is DIE ia the
oce Of the clerk Of the Dists Court
CouaSi IN the State of Iowa pei tion Of the above
named Plaintiff the Slate Of Iowa, claiming for the
use AMI benefit If ie epesmAnent School funa Il the
State OF Iowa in said Iounty OF Pcttawau the
Of one Hundred and Thirtyfuur DoiiArs, due fSen
the Defendants Joseph y. Johuson and Charles II.
Bake, upon prumissuty nie. AMI claiming against
all VI said Defendants the foreclosure of morsSAcs
given by the Defendants Joseph Z. Johoson Harriet
Johnson & Charles II. Bake nisn the undivided half
i y y Sec e6 TIP 80 IL ~ in said Pottaw annie
County TO secure the payment o! ssd psomssory vote
and that unes, they appear thereto and defend before
noon of the u day VI the next term Of said District
Court. tn be began and holden said County the lst
Monday An February, A. d. 1862 a default will be
tered against them and Jud .nient rendered thereon.
L. W. kuSS PRANK STREET.
Nov .. 1851. Piy's Afys.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in The Post Once at Council B uns Iowa
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1861,
and which called before 18th day jan
uary 1861, will be sent to the Dead Letter Once at
Washington 5a IS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

rT'HoRAcE EvsRErr, Esq, yesterday i"
formed CArr. CLARK, tha. he would deed
forty acres Of land to the wife or widowed
mother Of the first man Of his (CLARK's)
Company who should fall in battle Such
q spin, as this, is worthy OF emulation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POrTAwAT.
AMiEcOUNrY. IOWA.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTAwAT-
TAMiEcOUNrY. IOWA.
TIE county OF Pottawat.amie piN1
VS.. Feb, term 1859
J.hnson.
". ID. hnson. tOriciual Notice
W. q. Jlmes. D.T's.
vINNE SAID DEPENDENTS ANDEACu OF THEM
are hereby notified that there is On Ole n, hi
office Of the Cieik oil the District Court of
county Iowa, Petition of the County OF
the above named piainti eIsinng OF them the fore
closure OF Deed Of Trust executed by the said j.
johnson, On the I'D day Of June 1857, 10 W. c. Jane
County Judge In trust FOR the County of Poaw
to the said county by tho 22d Of June
1883 Of the of four hundred and tIy dollars with
interest from date at ten per cent per aDnum upon Lot
49, in the original town plat OF the city of Council Bluffs
Iowa aud the said L. James further notified that
nothing is Claimed of him except that he appear and
answer the aSermens contained in said petition
this relates to the right of the county Of Potawatta
mie 10 main ain his action T#.@ - <ss .-t
Aud the said defendants and each Of them further
notified that unless they appear to said petition aud
fend before Of the secod day Of the term Of
said District Court 10 be begun and holden said
ty the first Monduy in February. A. d. 1851. de-
fault will be catered against them and judgment
dered thereon.
L. ". ROSS FRANK STREET
AHys for PYainfiG
Nov. 9th, 1861.
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cP-A petition to be presented to the next
Legislature cf Iowa, praying the enactment
OF law to ''preveut live stock from run
ming a, large'bas been left at the Post Office
in thi, City, for s;gners. Farmers and Others
interested, are requested to call aud sign
the same.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF POrTAwAT-
TAME COUNTY, IOWA,
The State Of Iowa, PIT f.
Dorcas A. Crockweli. J. n. " Crock @
well and s. n. Smith, original Notice
Deftnfants
TTNHE said Defendants. and each Of them, hereby
nstied that there is ne in the 0ice Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of said CoHn
", Iowa petition of the State of Iowa, the above
named Plaintiff. claiming them the foreclosure Of
MorteaGe FOR the use aud henedt OF the Permanent
School Fund Of the State u. Iowa. In said Conniy given
By said A ami J. n. Il Crpekwe npoa lot No. 81 iB
the City OF Council Bluas, Pa'tasattsmc County Iowa.
90 secure the meht VI JOINT and several
note e,ecuiesi by them and f. Ellsworth now de-
ceased. for the One Hundred InIiArs dnc and
years after the date thereof with interest
the ten per cert per irin dale said
Note aud Mprgsre each bearing date January fst 1885
thar uaieSs they appear thereto aud defend before
noon OF 2i day of Abe Of said District
Court be begun and holden in said Ccunty the
Monday in FEBRUARY. A. d 1851 dc'snit will be en-
tered against them and judgment rendered thereon.
L.. ". ROSS and
FRANK STREET
New. ,, 1851. AHys for PRF.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

cyThe Omaha IAe5ycskinn has com.
merced the publication Of a Tri-weekly.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

n Sisse copies Of the NospAREIL, sor sale .;
wooLwoa1R's NEWS DEPoT. in he PSst Ocsoe.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

Dsfes1Ssss
TINE SAID p8reNpANrs. Asp RAcH ~ fHKH
are hsresy ses,aed tasi sh ere b nsw sn In the
c . f the cleet u the District Garrt ef PassOsA-
ne Spxnev s~~s peassssn u he sesse - ls~s the
snsxe axmes psaaiS eiaimre soS the ne snd seneas
az the peruAaena SEhs ford 81 the SKATE Of iewa. N
sid ceaAss. u tho Asssatssss ~ ~ Levu - :.
me ssn Of ave hundred sBd sixtyss oilsrs
ss tze uoss pruaasspory note. and ass Gnusnt sosm
All es sasa d<sessaAnfs the fefecassne es A~fesre
sYveu ~ Aoeesdants y. ka~is sod LsrseaA Ae~-
& uxxssa Lr< esk in ssnt~aasn's Atdsoa fi Ao-
sssrrl - coan<s DtsdA FsssavasfAuse Cesny Sssfe q
Iv~a seeare the raym<at ss Aasd psualsscsy eSe.
Az, sAss u.iaa tA<y apVeas aaa 1efeoA sefere
aa II sae 81 dag ef the tern Il sais Caer to hs
h<xun al hciaea said coaafy The tse 0sadsy m
Yeayuary y tSs3. . tessst viii BE eutereS sGasnss
then sna jsAensss resaesea thereos.
l. ". ROSS, aaA
IRANE SrRkRf.
y.~ sua ATPyw ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

10 q asbington 6onst,
eeutl@es @aft< : unb 8ooroins 6aas
81, mntt.asi 9s1 Retsr nsS, 9ss; l., ;ns,,,,.
5oule". : :. .....s...r.. ~. !.
Das rWaibington- 6aus" titiet RpRsdnsern
uno eelesentlid Ginfebrenben an ecmfcrtablsm
vosts uno hoblbefebter Gafel Waes, mas Don ei-
nem 9uten 3au,e erpartet mirb- 9. @aB.
% @ute Sta4un9en bepm @aule.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

@tctor 6uao lebt ieit einieer Belt
in p6Qisfr 3urild9esoeenbeit in Ser um>
s8e9eno 2dttt4's, I'M, bier in ldnpli@er
Gtniamfeit ieinen 3oman Lies Miserab-
les" AZ ppuenpen,
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Stel3er<@pule.
-Nbtlipp Stel3er, Gisentbimer.

ct. peter Minn.
Oteles neae @altbaus 1T fur pas reilenbe pubn-
tun1 1est er31net. aofednser beim 5aq merbeu
IN ben tiliislten Yreilen enlightenment, Gute
Stallung uno 9Sal1er itcts 3u baben.
@u@ 1T pier bic @ta9ezSffce fit Graz
9erle oe4 Sipur> ct. Yeter uno Ne,p<ulm,
yolt9dlen eeben BON bier aus Mpntaae unb
6retta8s Son ct. peter na9 Nep.lllm unb am
nd91ten Sage retuur.
~ Ma@ "a Grole Dientaes unb @amaaas,
Mpntags unb Treitaes retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
~9t. 2pnis Gr@an9e,"
(frUber Qafptuz6pu1e).

VTRWVVV 1V1V1V~%JVWTIT
Gdeber Gprt< u. ct: MntpnyitraRe.
sesenuber benz r9Binslopbouie.~
lntersei9neter empIeblt biermit ieinem Greuu-
BEN uno Dem oerebrten Yublitum Minnelotas 1ein
ueues bequem eiuseri@tetes GAIT unp 8o0baus
&eiienbe, iuwie 8oaroers fnteu aute Bemirtb.
un8 une mirb es mein eiirigles Ieifreben {ein.
iebtn mid 8eebrenoen 3ufrie6en ~ itellen. ''"' "
@ute StaQuns beFnpet lidb bel M 5aule.
- 60 9enr1 3anaer.
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&Safbtn0tpn=&au8,

Drttte Strabe, @t.peter Minn.
OieIes 9otel bat cine @n3abl BON aerdumiqen
3immern uno belibt iiberbaupt ALE 8eouemiGb.
tetten e'nea 9aufes erfer AlaGe.
99ute Sta4unsen finb bem 5aule beiaefuot.
:. Dte poit9aiie oerlabt bas vQBalbinoton< Saus~
1ur Neu' ulm leeen Jreitas u. Mpntaa Meraeu.
peter 9arff, Giaentbiimer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Mb6rei1em.

1afpb 8prf H. 8r1ber,
@de ber Se@Sten unp Wabalbawi itraBe,
ct. Yaul,
empReblt (db benz publifum NIT tdeli@ fril9 &C.
padenem Brpb unb SUDDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

@Dtel Taber,
SORT @tro obe> 9e9eniber Der alien
rS@>peiSer>5 5eimatb".
llnter5eitneter empfeblt biermit feineu alien
Treunben in Minnelpta un6 eent Yublifuu1 im
Mlsemeinen ien neuerDf fTnetes teqnent ,.1p tppbn-
lt@ eiasertcbtetes @aft= ,tnb 3pltbaus.s
0elegent|t@ perfebrente, me bier anlGIltee
pertbe 8alte fnben in ,neinent 9ou1e quite 81
wtrt9uns unb Sefriebisnns aller sere9ten Mn-
lprii9e.
@ute @taQung befnoet il9 bei'm 9au1e.
paul Jaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

ct. Suits
beut19e6 @atz nno Boarp in9bauS
Sum @tuttgQrter 9Df,
CAREER, W}tnn.
Der l@nter3ei9ntte empfeblt f9 Neiienben unb
btetet ibnen ale Beauemli9feitcn 3u benz biQisfen
preiie+
20. .9taluugen gut. ct. Suit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
@omfortable5 peutl6es
y q IT. nnb & . It + d Il 8

" u u HND N y Il y q Il 8
gum 0tinneipta=&bal,
sort Strabe, nabe Dem @lodenbaus.
Der unter5ei9nete erlautt I9 biern,it, bic Muf-
rnertlamteit bes einbeimil6en uno auspGrtisen
beatl9en publifum5 auf lein nett unb beauem
ein9eridtetes Gait uno &ultbaus 3u lenfen.
Sn oemlelbeu Fnbet Der mertbe @alt bic aQer-
treuneliebite unb btaielte 8ebienuns, reinlidbes
gosis, eute &cit, fur3 MQes, mas in elmer anltan<
bigen 9girtbl9aft beanipru9t perben fann.
gute Stallune befinbet liG ebenfaQs beim 5auIe.
. OaS Streben bes llnteraei9neteu 1T bic Mner>
tennun9 berer, bic ibn beebreu.
Tbepbpr 5amnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
MtnneIDtd<6on8. .

Mltl1ne1Dta<@Qu8, 49,.
Mantato, Gde BON Gront< unb Wlum @troee
Don
Clemens &ron.
81, yer 1nter5eetnete lentt biermit ersebenit bic
ser'&tetes @atbaus gum - '
Minnelotaz6aus .'',, =. =
'@el9es u. 8e3ug auf feline innere Musltattuna.
y!sue unD ID See'enuns teinem dbnli9en Gtabli0e-
mtmt I'M Nerbpeiten natfebt. ''"'
Ss mtro belonbers baraur binsetpieien, bag iid
eet Dem paule quite Staaung befnbet nnb aQe
ben iinb. =, ,s',.~%s : o" W
o9b s1a:' -,t- Gleme ns q Rrpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

sleenteu Der @finn. StaatS5eitnns'"
Winnelpta.
6altins5 unp Datota 60. 5err 5eYos:
Rem lllm unb 8rpwn County 6r. Tcrlter,
81. Yetsr uno 9tieplet GtY W. @4immel>
9t. Nntbpny II. Minniapulis, Ortb u. anoblau9>
Carver ct. Iult,
Manfatp 5:rr Yfoff.
5tapater unb Walbingtpn &tY 81. @@eHer
Wincna unb Winona @tY Or. Slider.
BeQeplain Serr 8ran3 .. 5eYberltebt.
6ar,bault, Nice Co., 5err @ottfrieb Tledenitein.
Stem 1rier Derr @u9en Sbein.
Neaos Gambling, $. Duerre.
Neb gBing, 5err Spbn Briehrb'
Datalbam, @eorg 5utsr.
ga @rcNe, 9err Scil.
Bufalu GitY, Wisc. 81. SAIttler.
Jountain City, 98iss. Or. @pabr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
st. Nanl Muneota 9amdao
Die U(inneCotu StaQtSheitunQ

Die N(inne(ota Staats5eitun0
Il { ser Orttteu nm b IS 1b am.
9trabe> cine Greppe bod,
trl6eint wD9eutlt9 uno fpl ltet / ~ et DpQ.
pet Sabr IN &prau6besablun9.
Sin3elue 9fummern fofen 5 Sents.
8cotn9nu9cn.
Muuuniren fanu mau 3u tr9eno elmer 3eit oes
5abres; bod tIuneu biz bcm Mtpunement Spran=
aebenoen Nummern ni9t na9gclanot weroen.
Der Sublcriptipus= Bstrag fann in gfcten it,
3eno eiusr suten 8ant stnseiditt speroen.
EY@ Wenn @ee lit regt1trirten Briefen per<
cren sebt> trasen mir ben Terlult; bod nl@t TT
uuresiltrirten 9rieten.
MQe Mitbsiluusen, @elrer u. (. ~. iinb 3u
aeoreliireu:
Nteutber s GTel, publilbers.
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3wet @lQ8 8ter fitr 5 &ent6
in cem ueuein9eridteten Salpn BON
6pttfrieb Glbel,
. rttte @traBe, seseniiber Srpine'S- -6alle,
ct. Yaul, Winnelota.
Nus9e3eidnetes Bier, famoie @iearren, 1ptpie
talte @peilen bate i9 ltets an 6anb nnb an quter
8eoienuns pirb es niemals feblen.
G1Dttfrfph G1hpI
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Nprtb=&e &eifer1t=6ptel

Stprtb=SSeit eiterm=6ptel.
ede ber 2obert~ uno Tlnften @traben
ct. paul, Minn.
Dteles eeraumise, nit luftisen 3immern tppbl-
Serlebene une in jeper 8esiebuns eomfortabel ein-
eeriatcte ueue @ait= unb Robans, 1T bieru,it Der
@unF bes Yublitun1s befens empfoblen BON
W SUI. 0rpB, @iaentbiimer.
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Mr. l57.
OUR HOUSE

BON
g. S- = d b r S S. 2}ttt,
-. 1ttlt nnb efi9madsuu ttnseri6t.tes
9te1tdurattDnS= u16 @alDD11>
@tabli0ement
. Rite Strafe,
eesenilber benz @afenlaal ber -. @uarbs~
ct paul> Minn.
D'e unter5si9neten MAIDEN biermit benz serebr-
ten beutl9en publifum bic troebenife Mn,e;or Sns
le in benz pbensenannten Gtabli(1emtent ftets aufo
u'1rten tGnnen NIT wv" ""'
talten nnb tparmen @ablseiten, auf's Beae
3uhereitet;
sprtrefli9em 2aeerbier unt luuai-
gen getranfen aller Mrt;.
ben feiuiten 5apauua-
Gtsarren,
letpte baB iic iberbaupt MQes aufbieteu lire nsr.
1een @alte naet 9Sunl6 gu betisnen.
Qabr II. 0itt.
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st. 4aul=6auS

unp Sa9erbter< Salppn
9on Senrp @a6or,
Seuepla1re, Minn.
Sn &ertinbuns nit bem 6pteI iinb arsoe,eid5-
nete @ta9un9en. Gbenlo gDalIer int llsberluk.
@'ute Sooroing 3u aeitgemGBen Wreilen.
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&eiter'8
. a 1tDta } 6puie,

Ne&p<lllm, Wftnn.
yer unter3ei9nete bena9ribtiet bas publifunt,
Dap er nnter pb1gem Namen Gin beuti9es 6ptel
barbtetet.
Bette eeiorst* 5eitfr> WV
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Nfaff's
ger ut q Il I d 80 Du {,

Wfant0tD, Wftnn.
Der l1nterr5ei9nete empfeblt iein neues> auf
eas Bequemite einseri9tete 5aus. Jeilenbe fin
BEN ba etnaelne 3imner unb eutrn beutl9en Slid.
Mu@ fir @taQe 1T auf bas Beite eeluret.
81 + n ff
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SHASTA 6Qu8,

eba9ta > Minneiota.
1nter5ei@neter beebrt 1id biermit bem WubIi-s
tum lein pabl eineeri9teee6, nit alien Beauem-
l191e!te" oerlebenes @anbaus gu en1pfebIen, bas
Sen tetnem Gtabilement, in eirsr eer Stabte am
M1nneleta, tpeeer uaS @inrt9tung nod Bebanb.
lung anbetrift iibertrofen pirb. Is :: :
Trtebri9 @r-einer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
@epra 6rmber,

@epra @rmber,
&a9erbter @1lDn,
gterte @trabe> btnter benz r@insluw< 5aule,"
Seben Mpraen BON 80 ubr 2un@
"come il faut.''
ct. paul.
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUM

a WEEKLY PAPER,
nubHshed bu REUI HER e. Excl,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12
From Fortress Monr6a.

FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. 10, via BAITI-
MoRE.-rhe steamer S. R. Sp1nlding leaves
tonight for Hntteras Inlet With reinforce
ments. The steamer Baltimore is also on
the way with naval stores.
The L. S. sloop-of-war Jamestown has
arrived from the blockade off Floridu, but
brings no news of Importance.
The appointment of Gen. Reynolds 10
chief command ut Hatteras Inlet, gives en-
tire satisfaction.
Vigorous measures are being taken for
fitting out an expedition at Old Point for
the Southern coast.
Under Gen. Wool's command, the army
here is attaining good dfgree of disciP-
line, andithe troops are Impatient TO meet
the enemy.
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Important from Cairo.

CAIRo, LII. Sept. lO.-The gun boats
ConestogN and Lexington, accommodating
down the Mississippi every day, encounter.
ed battery of l6 guns Mt Lncas Bend on
the Missouri shore, and two rebel gun
boats. They sileGccd the Shore battery,
disabled the rebel gun boar Yankee, and
would have captured her hal she not been
supported near Columbus One of the
Conestogn's men was sltglaly injured -
The rebel loss is not known
Twenty ofOnr scouts to-dLy were driven
into Col. 0glesby's camp by 200 rebels.
No less than 10. 900 rebels are in camp
at Columbus. They we're largely rein
forced yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

SYRACUSE, NY, Sept. THE Peoples
CONVENTION took recess ill 1870 P. NJ,
without transacting any business of inn
portance during the morning session.
The Republican State Convention met
this morning. It was largely attended,
The Convention was called to order by
Simeon Draper, who nominated Dir. E.
G. Lapham rs temporary chairman. The
nomination was confirmed Mr. Lapham,
On taking tile chair, made brief speech,
returning thanks for the, honor, and de-
claring his sentimentsds those of the party
which wouli entertain no, terms of pence
5or compromised with rebels He was in ia.
vorof uniting allwho support the Govern
ment, in electing the best and most loyal
men to Office. After the appointment of
the usual committees fora permanent or
ganizution, the Convention took n recess
till four o'clock.
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81 g1learagh.
From Washington.

WAsAlSGToN, Sept Il.-So far as heard
up TO noon, all has been quiet on tie Viz
ginia side of the Potomac.
Notice is given to all postmasters who
have not received the new stamp, to con-
iinue the sale of the old issue until the
former can be supplied, and, of course, 10
mail all lettors brought TO their Offices,
prepaid by stamps of the old style.
According to the correspondence of the
Republican, the line ofibatteries at Aahia
Greek extends about miles. They appear
to be in good condition. 0ne OF their
rifled guns, a few days ago, threw shell
across the Potomac, which is about fbnr
miles wide,
As near rs can be ascertained, at least
1900 rebel troops are in that vicinity
The Secretary of the Treasury has adj
dressed circularto the va-ious Assistant
TreasUrers, to the following effect:
Under the acts of July 18th and Aug
9Th last, Treasury notes Of the denomina-
ton OF So, $40 and $50, have been and
will continue 10 be issued, redeemable in
coin ON demand at the Offices of the Assist.
ant Treasurer at Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia, ST. Louis, and of the depository
of Cincinnati. These notes are intended
TO furnish ascurrent medium of payment,
exchange and remittance, being at all
times convertible into coin at the option
of the holder at the place where made
payable, and everywhere receivable for
public dues.
They must be always equivalent to- gold
aud oflen and for many purposes more
convenient and valuable, aud u Sufficient
amount of coin to redeem these notes
promptly on demand, will be kept with
81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TherollOwipgls noxtrae. rom alettorwrittenby
Che Pastor ora baptist Church to tho journal and
Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks voiumesin
favor OF that worllrenowned meiicine-SIEs WINS
toW'ssooTnN0 sTRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETANo:
@w6see advertisement In Your columns of Mrs
winslow's Soothing syrup. Now We never said
woriin favor Of patent medicine before in Ourllfe
but We feoicompelled to say To your readers thai
thisis no hnmbug-wE R4vE TRIED 1T, AND ENowITEO
BE ALL CLAIMS. 1t Is, probably, Of the most
successful medicines Of the day. because II Is OF
tile best And those OF your readers who have la
biesean't DO better than TO lay in supply
Octl6-ly-d&N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

s5rLivR SrooK.-The Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad shipped large quanti-
~ ofliSestOck from Plttsburs east~asdly
during the last week. On Monday, Sept.
I'd, SO car loads; Tuesday, Sept. Sd. 90 car
loads; "Wednesday, Sept. 4th, 81 car loads.
Thursday, Sept 5, lOl car loads. The
greater portion Of this stock came upon the
G. & 7. r. B. at Bellair, from the G. o. R.
Rand at steabenyile tom the steuben-
'iIIeand Indiana rOad-but just at present
the Cleveland aud Putsburg road is receive
ing large trains Of cattle from Chicago
shipped by Nj. Hancock, Of that city, for
the Government, destined for Washington
and vicinity. The agents have advices Of a
train of government eat.le from Chicago
daily for three days-about rs car loads
per day, aud about IS horses day from
DstrOit-for Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

BuuI1SoroS, N. j., Sept. ll.-Col. James
"A. Wall. of this city, was arrested this
afternoon by tue United STATES Marshal
and taken to New York in the afternoon
train. This arrest has produced a most
intense excitement among tue people, as
Cll. Wall has been n leading mHn for
many years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

R0rW. s. KesNos, the Union candidate
for Representative in Belmont county.
Ohio. was in town last evening. He is
having a spirited contest with the white
rag peace faction in his comfy, but will
beat his opponent by thousand majority.
The secession sympathizers who oppose
him are resOrting to all tue mean, low
down tricks that can possibility be con-
eeived Of to beat him. but he is sure to be
elected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

r5- 4 SKlRNlsu At CHEAT NoUSrAIS
PAss,-4 skirmish took place at Cheat
AOuasaia Pass on Monday, between the
rebel and Federal forces, during which =
North Carolina Captain was killed and
eight rebels wounded. TKo of the Fedsr-
al forces were wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
MEpICAL LECTURES.

tIlHR Eorty-forth Annual Session of the School of
l Medicine, ia the University Of M4Tylane. will
commence ON MONDAY, Qcto:er II, 1861, and end
March 1, 1862.
The Facnlty are aware OF nothing IN the present
unhappy condition Of public affairs of a nature TO
interfere with tleregnlar and faithful performances
pose 70 make every effort render their courle Of
instruction useful and satisfactory to their pupils
The Baltimore InfiTnaTy, which belongs TO the
School, continues to afford abundant means for the
Clinical illustration of the principles Of Medicine
.I Su s..iss CIV. MILT1NBRRGER, N. D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

RB- a coMFANY is organizing 10 the
Hope Hose House. on Union street, 10 be
called the List Guards, in honor of our
esteemed EelloW-citizen, II. K, List They
will meet on Friday evening at their head
quarters for she purpose Of electtug officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

BB- MoRE PRlsoNEas. Fourteen or ff.
teen prisoners were brought up from Grlt-
ton last evening and sent on 70 Columbus,
Ohio. They are principally chose captured
Mt the battle of Rich Mountain, aud have
been in the hospital at Grafton since that
affair, many of them having received bad
wounds from which they have not yet re-
covered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12

DGrTnE MlDDLErowN BASD.-A brass
band from West Middletowu. Pa was iu5
town yesterday, and enlivened the popuIacc
by several patriotic and well executed pie
ces Of music.