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CITATION

Tofls Nnlf u ,a,d Cpuiy btsri'ae
WHEREAS. m oar District Court OF said
" county Of Harrison. ou the 9Th day ul Fob
uary. ls6I George Fisher aAo reside, n
said county 81 harrison dlgl biz petition against
james y Campbell, the p,icudani and Shove
that on she ., "a day Of juuc 1889 the sand
Defendant made executed, and delisend TO The
rautiH Fisher 81. pg'misory note for the sum
OF oa, hunirtd de'hrs payable twelve months
after its dste and inrher shows. that Oh said
18th tlAv OF Jaae -h9 ihc said peicadant lnadr
executed and delivered "a the Plaintiff Mort
gage upon q certain tract Of land situated Iu The
county az Harrison aior said 20 secure the pay
ment " the same containing three hundred aud
eighty seven > p acrs being part OF the West
cfn portion ~ the hcadrighi survey Of W 4 u.
Ward and particularly described In The Mort.
gage aforesaid tlcd 10 said cause as an cxhibIt
ana made Il part ~ same shows that The note
aforesaid. or any part Of same has not been paid,
though often requested praying judgment for
the amount Of aid note with interests and costs.
and that the Cour, order and deere. that the
land described IN said mortgage be condemned
and sold iu pa, mept OF such Judgment, ami ati
da,it having been made that said Defendant Is a
non resident Of this state
These arc therefore to command yon to sum
mon the said james y Campbell by the publ
cation Of this writ In the Texas Republican n
newspaper published in the town Of Marshall for
four weeks IN succession TO be and appear be
fore the ps,ric, Court of Harrison county afors-
said ~ the Courthouse II the town Of MARSHALL,
on the 9th Monday ailer the 2nd Monday in Feb
ruary 1851, there to answer the petition Of said
George X Fisher. the substance OF which Is IL
,his an. given Herein fail not aud dae &C.
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IN the 2sth day Of January lr6l letters OF
, administration were granted to me under
signed by the County Court Of Hauisoneounty'
pertaining 70 The estates Of deceased persons 90
the estate Of W Il. Perry decreased.
This ia therefore, to notify all persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present The sans
for ps;,neut, within the time prescribed by law
and those Indebted to make immediate payment,
e. X. ANDREWS. Admir-
F,h a. 1891 NJ o
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

ANE Of the hos, improved lots in Marsha'l
" e!egibly situated, and with iwo u the finest
wells in the place II has on It guod dwelling
a good kitchen well house bath house Nne',
and CRIB. buggy house &c. For further psrtie
uars enquire Of .,...,, ~,
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HOES. uOES..

lust received and for sale by G. q. Gregg &
~ Co. so dorm genuine >covl 4 Brafs cot.
ton Ht-~, 2So pair straight and twisted Traces
.D0u liza cotton Plow Liae~
AIgsN--
Hsmrs Collars, blind Brides. Sc, &c, II
abundance Come, let "a have big crop q
co,'on, Here are the tools
Jan. 20. sol nlssm
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To Hire and Rent.

I HAVE three young negro meu To hire cat.
| ! also desire 10 rent out tl.r frm on which /
formerly resided, situated - msa Souih u
Nnrsha.l There are sixty seres q oIeu land,
a In orchard good esoiiHs house, out hou-es.
&c. DUDLEY : JENNINGS
Jan 2Gth lsbl. nl9u
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.
IN THE
West Room OF the Adkins House

West Room Of the Adkins House
INlIE subscribers haze just received and open
ed for the inspection OF the public, in the
large aud cOmmodlous room, wet tuh OF the Nd
kus Hious, a lot Of choice pianos, most ap-
proved styles their addition 10 which VIII be
increased from week to week ~ the wants ol the
country may demand Sheet Music Of every d.
scripNjou constantly on hand New Music receiy-
scd a. soon as published. Also supply Of the
hucsl olins gaitars bnnios. flutes. aecorioons
&c, &c strings and in tine. everything in The
musical line
! be advantage Of this establishment, to Mar
shall aud surrounding country is this Persons
can select their own Instruments. and know pre-
ci.cly what they are buying, and at the same
time purchase as cheaply as in the city
Pianos aud all kinds Of Musical instruments
can be- tuned and repaired on short notice
Mr. O. Frank, one of the Propriciors Il pre-
pared to give lessons in vocal aud instrumental
music.
r. !iAKrkL 4 co.
Ian IA. 1850
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ro THE PEOPLE OF TxxAs.

LEGISLATURE being in session, and
p,ssed AN ACT recognizing the
.ti,u it was gained at the Cap
b, Austin, on the 2sth day of Jan
L.. 1901.
,br list day Of February, 1861, the
..,r Lieut. Governor, Chief Justice
NM, supreme Court, both Houses OF
legislature, and large concourse
| ms beng present. an Ordinance
-..sssion was passed. suoicct To the
s..t,.u of rejection OF the people at
I..tion to he held on the 23rd day OF
| suary, 1861
4 =. thr lat day Of February, an Ordi
b. was passed, providing tor said
| u,n aud ior return Of votes polled
|,p act h..- since passed both llouscs
u, Legislature regulating said cleo.
II m conformity Herewith
mmitccs were appointed to wait on
Governor Of the State, and both
pes of the Legislature, to inform
ul If the organization OF the Cuaycn'
and h. invite their cooperation (;
al the departments Of the State
eIuncnt have acted IN conformity
5 the Convention IN the disposltion
submit the question OF accession to
...,ple nrthe STATE. The Convention
|. adjourned 40 re- convene ou tie 2nd
Is II March next fhe Legislature
r..e.nyruc 1u the 18th day of March
Bv a continued harmonious action ui
Convention. and the state govern
,l tHc right. af the STATE will be
l.d. and public orlet preserved "a
.drucc to the will Of the people If
.Nts.
ltu1w remains irr The qualified vtcrs
.Np.ess that viii At the h,lhl-hpx ua
3SrA day ct this month II brhrpyes
g., patriut IT the lauA ga devlie that
i, /, AVS country, 10y going To Toe p'lls,
,1 giving free expression % his WI
II = LAY may fix the destiny If his state
ernrratilus va come Six Of our sis
states have already soceded. and are
.y ,a consultation by th,ir delegates
Convention at Montgomery, Alabama,
establish Prov l>iuual Government,
,.rl upru the Constitution Of the United
.tts. for common protection, IN 4 com
a. cause. It is confidently hoped that
+. If not all. af thu other slave states
brlure long cooperate with them ST.
IL, p.eseut united South,
O4I C,uvcntiun sent delegates 70 that
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TO the Ladies,

We would ssv soda Cream Tartar Fancy
soaps. Starch pluins. and Tie splces are q,
hard AID fsF safe aad the Hamming bird. kiss-
Mes we,ils, and Labin Handkerchief EstsstA,
sc have No doubt aill Be exhibited with ylsas-
we ~ oar young friend NJ Who is always
pleased 10 sen the ladies ncut forget that We
have ~naudincs Cine Hosit: cv's aei Hurtoa's
Blttars Ccpaalir or Head. h. Fills Ard many
Of the mos. approved Patent Medicines.
Whie Lead, L.cseeA a-a lA-1 OBS, arc
s,risk.y Cash
We u,lte or friends AID the public To give
~ call erythne IN STORE j. ir~h aud Of
the very tas, quality, and vii BE- .old upon the
ne . fvAsoasoe terms.
NAnalAil. Feb ?. 1901, neuAy
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
the ind, rsiQtcl under the name q y
Coleman 4 Go is this day dissolved by mutual
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RATES Oh TWANSeO31AT10u.
D0WS FgEl0ITS.
From Aar.n4II Dsp.,, 70 s~sn.oss Laslnna,
cotton per bale unaladax storage.
handling and feswsrdiee) - -
From, seot,sgillc Dspo. - swsasss's Lseahs,
cotton PEI halls (ineiudlna storage,
aasai.ng ard f~Twsrdine oN
From jones si.le Depot 10 Swsrscn's LaaAaR
cotton vcF '.aie (ne.udins storage, hssAalaG
ana iervartng) eLS
tf1m P.rry'- crossing n awsns0n's tAAdiaG
cotton PEI psl- (ncl1dns storage. hAsdiial
and !ciwsFanz) -
Up FREiCHTS.
Froin swanson = Landing 70 Marshall DspoA. on
heavy freight per 100 pounds. fiacIuding
storage, handling end forrsriing) . -
From swaasons Landing TO seott~sills Depot.
on heavy freight per 100 pounds. fEeiuJ1G
storage, hardilug aud !oss sfdny) AL
From -ssnson's Landing 70 Jonesviiie Depot
On heavy freight. per io pounds. (ncluds1
storage. aan1iiay, and .orwsrdins.) D 10
from swansea landing TO Perry. errsaas
on heayf freight. per 100 pounds SlnciudinG
storage, handing aud for-Afin.s.) Is
We arr now making daily trips to and
have large aud commo ous Warehouse, Cot.
ton Sheds good and substantial Wharf! and
every facility Tor forwarding Cotton and freights
viii Dispatch.
II gods are 40. S.ke, asay from the Depot
within thir!, days. charges viii be made ios
storage from tho Tine such goods were received
at such Depot.
No goods a.ll be delivered until all charges
aFe paid.
CHARLES L. HYNSON.
Gsnerai Superintendent.
Marshall Nov. 1850. MS;
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Received in ONCE II tn February. lssl. and
executed came day by delivering TO X w.
Long cry, editor Of The Texas Republican true
cory OF the within writ ior publication
A W CRAWFORD, Sheriff
By r 5 krilrs, Depnty
Feb 's 'sfl rs'-if
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MARSHALL 11II12.

FEEL my self under many obligations to the
| c.tiscus OF Marshall aud surrounding ccantry,
tor their patronage, and III g;ipd their Corn into
good Meel FOR The cigl.a. III future. hope
the good eiiiseus viii coatis1s " patroaiae me.
JAMES A corr, Proprietor.
Marshall Jan -. 1851. ni7tf
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Issued sth day February, 1851
j NJ HENDERSON, Clerk,
BY /. A UENDsnsos, D, c.
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Lost,
THE duplicate certificate isued to me by
James q, iiliugsworth. Commissioner Of
Claims on the ls,h day Of September, lsaI, for
one hundred ard twenty-five 3o.l0o acres Of
land being the unloca,~! balance Of my orig
ua, g ,iscsie granted to me by the Republic Of
Texas said duplicate certificate being numbered
90 6.ts9. II not found within the time pre-
scribed by Az. ! shall apply TO tbs proper oshSr
70, . secood duplicate certificate, sfos~ad
JOHN " BRITTON
rsh Is 1871 VIZ ~
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SILK GOODS.

1 LARGE 10, Of flouaced Donbl, japc and
y Plaid silk Dress Patterns also Black Sla
Patterns, Plain Black SIX White Satin White
silk FLORENCE aul Marcalac siils. Just re-.
ceivei aud for sale on the most reasonable terms
by
BRADFlED 4 TALLY.
Jan 8 1861 niGy
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i ffsS stefS tcagie hf .iA'fiAf NIX, On
tie .Eaia Sisereyo,' Roda.
4 Il those who wish repairing ,KHy
a d1ue "a carriages and hurgies
will bring them 10 ocdn & Nauns ~
The undergone would respectfully inform
their friends aad the pnbiic that th,y are pre-
pared % carry on the Carriage Making and Re
pairing business IA is eaFiuns departments
Having mary years experience they Aat,er them
selves that or ulatnes4 OF sryle ard durability Of
work they sill not be surpassed by any establAh-
Ja,rt iu tie -1gih
They have Just received ard will always keep
on hand large supply Of new Material suitabIe
i1r al -tylls Of baggi,A ard carriages
'lorms CASH nuA prices "a los ~ car Ike
aGYrlol by ans good mechanic. An work var
s4uisl Gall Asi esasiile oas work and prices
/. GoLblS,
y A. MANN.
FEB -. s6s. y
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Col. Fremont was at the Aetor House
View York 40 the 2oth MI
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Mats.

4 STOCK that can't he surpassed fa.b
n ionahlc cashmere anl silk hats soft hat
wool hats piash cloth aud glaze caps, iof SAL
by BRADfIElD 4 TALlEf.
Jan 3. SCI G.i;y
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nor further particulars inquire a H., ariet.
I seue,. a, toe Coan'y clcfas Oasce. IN Mar
star. ...
y r FRIEDRICH
Feb. IT, iefl. NJ
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TAkFN up ~ Wtlhae Nee living ahagt +
mile. Nor'h Of East 81 Nsr-bal. ael p,~,
ei before L A Harris ] T., for Beat Ne. ,,
one small Dark monse colored war' male he
,vscn twelve and thirteen hands high. No
,asrks OF hfanas prcccisaae except, a small
white spot OF the lsii hip abon. ! years old ;
appraised st s2a
Il T FRipEklCi. Clgk
Feb l6, 1851 uasv5.
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STOVES: sTovEsi!

STOVES: STOvES!!
lust received. . wry large aspPly = PAssoC
- odiee, and Cooking Stoves a evssy -
rie,y aud pattern. They cau b bosoAt q ~
very lowest figures
j. II. VAN HOOK.
Marshall Feb .. 1851. o9SM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.

- EMANING in the Post office At uas,hall
IL which II not taken out by the / 9Th OF May
next will be sent to the General Post Once "a
dead letters.
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NOTICE.

frnt unienigned having rscsssly PIT up
hfs,.rate Com Nh. b pFspssed " Gid
corn Tor Que eighth, on short nos!oe, - guasae-
,ce- satisfaction y sAns who ~ Aves IN
With their custom.
IAN0.
NapsHstia Iaa - 1851. = NIT
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CIT ALTON.

CITATION.
No. 45uS.
Garland II Lipseombc rs, Mary /. Davis, e at.
THE STATE or TEXAS,
County of Harrison
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regiment, ". B. Dean, and Who bore the
Tag presented to the regiment by the iad.es
Of Californis, vas killed With the TAG 10 h's
hands, A. Y. Moore; of Company \, one
of the color guard, was severel. wnondea s
The Oar Was taken possession OF by the reo-
els, but was fnally regained after despsl-
ate struggle.
Lieut.. Col. Haggerty, OF the New YORK
Six,v-ninth (Irish) is believed to have been
the FIRST man killed. lie vas good othcer
and q brave man.
The charge upon our wounded and flying
men hy the enemy.s Black Horse Cavalry,
Cant. Asaph. Of Aiexandria-of which Wise
has so often boassed--is an act well calcu-
lated to cover the Southern name With
shame and disgrace forever. As they ad-
ysnced towards the Fire Znuaves they were
mes'wi;h heavy IRE from tina, gallant band,
when shouted out 20 the Zoaaves that they
had made mis,ske--that they were shoot
ing their own friends-at the same time
d,spiavius the stars and stripes. Anumber
of The Zouavss. thinking mistake might
have been made, started to their relief,
W ben the la. was thrown down, and ter
rife sortio made upon them. But their
treachery met with a swift AMI terrbls re-
tribution. The mu>kets Of the Laaaves
we're again turned upon them, ard they we're
fairly cut to pieces, only SIXTY OF them be-
ing left ous of some hundreds.
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Mn. cRIrrsypEN.s RESOLUTION.

We republish the Geographic copy Of
the resolution offered by Mr.. Crtteuden in
the House Of Representatives at Washing
ton and adopted by the House with but
two dissenting votes. The following is n
full and authentic copy of the resolution /:
Resolved BY the House Of Representatives.
Of the Congress Of the United States, That
the present deplorable civil war has been
forced upon the country by the disunionrsts
of the Southern States now in revoltngainst
the constitutional government and in arms
around the Capital; that in this national
emergency Congress, banishing all feeling
OF mere passion or resentment, will recol.
lect only its duty to the whole country /;
that this war is not waged upon our part
in any spirit Of oppression. nor for any
purpose Of conquest or subjuration, nor
purpose of overthrowing or interfering
with the rights or established institutions Of
those States; but to defend and main
tain the supremacy Of the Constitution
and preserve the Union with all the dig
nifty, equality, and rights Of the several
States unimpaIrei; that a. soon as these
objects are accomplished the war ought to
cease.
We have said this resolution nails to
the counter the miserable secession cal
jimmy that the object of the war is the abol
i.ion of slavery and the consolidation of the
republic. And it does; it pins the wretch
ed SANDER Us fas, as mountainous rock
would pin tiny snake. No doubt the foul
scandal will sqnirm and wriggle violently
before it dies; but it will die. Squirmins
and wriggling are all that are left to it,
The venomous little thing can make no
further headway.-Si. Joseph (lo.) Jour
nal.
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ArLnarr: MISSOURI.

The Mz.sec.i State Converts has thrown
the secession locomotive OF the track, AID
shelved the whole train Of passengers AID
freight cars. Mr. Conductor Jackson has
been discharged, as have also all the strain
beys" who ran With the secession machine.
In other words, the Convention declared the
oiice. Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Secretary Of State vaesn', and on the
3ls. Of July filed ths places thus
made vacant, With unconditional Onion
men. Judge Gamble of 81. Louis was ap.
pointed to the Guberna.orial chair, and
Willard P. Hall, of ST. Joseph, elected
Lieutenant Governor. The Convention also
declared null and void the reasonable acts
passed by the recent Legislature in secret
session. That will do. The secession ball
has been ebu,ted OF the bridge" and Mis-
souri, will have peace within her boriers
once more. With the Executive on their
side, and the whole machinery Of Govern
men,. the Union men Of Missouri, are abun-
dainty able to taxa care of themselves, and
to put down treason within their borders.
Well done, Missouri.
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The "Peorle's Conventions" which was
at Des Moines, on the 18th, was very
slim affair. The Register says "there was
thirty persons, all told, in attendance, and
to the liberality of the Capital be it spo-
ken-eishteen of these were from the coun-
iy of PoIk!' After the adoption of some
resolutions, the Convention adjourned 10
the 2Sth Of August-as which time they
propose to ego through the motions" OF
nominating ticket. How much of ''Peo-
Pies movement this conclave of sore
headed and decrepit politicians promises to
be, may be judged conclusively from the
fact that the following was voted down By
the immaculate thirty "people" assemblies
Resolved That we recognize in the present Admin
stratIon Washington the Constitutional Government
Of the Nation and hot the reatrsl power Of poI,iea
party, and as the legally constituted Government, We
will uphold 1t against its adsersaries whether they
show themselves open Rebels Ia The South SYM
pathzers with Rebellion in the North.
The "people" of Iowa, will most surely
consign to the most obscure shades of pri-
vate life, every man who will not, or can.
not, subscribe unequivocaily to the senti-
ments of the above resolution. That's SO,
as the men who voted it down will most
surely and speedily learn.
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STATE TICKET.

We plaee q, the head Of cur co'anns 90
d.v. the nominees Of :hs Iowa Republican
State Convention. The la,euess OF the
kour Of which the rssul. Of the Convention
vas received by u rrecl1dcs The possibility
Of extended comment: ba. fortunately the
character Of tic men thus presented to the
people Of lows as candidates for their sud
Ysge, 10 such tba, no remark Of eonmenda-
ton 10 necessary to introduce them to the
voters 81 ths s.a.s they are Known BY their
works, and their labors 10 behalf Of the
Interests Of Iowa and for the Uniop, viii
insure for the ticket tie upqualiasdsuppors
Of every Cnion man in the State.
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nsMorRATlc AOMINATloFs.

The Democratic Convention OF Iowa, met
At Dies Msines, 90 the 24th, and put 10 sor-
ina,ien the following ticket: For Cover
nor. Hon. CHARLES Mason; for Lieutenant
Governor, Marrsis l.. FisnER; for Judge
OF the Supreme Court, J. u. ELLwooD.
The candidates for Governor and Lisasenan'
Governor, are able men aud well. qualified
10 Gil tho places, for which they have been
designated, but they can't hope for success,
standing on such q platform As their
friends ~ have placed beneath them. OF
the candidate for Judge, We can only say,
that he is msnifss.ly unqualified for the
position.
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Especial Dispatch 10 the Y. TribuneI

.
THE RErREAT-THg EVENTS OF THE DAY.
The retreat of the Federal troops yes
to-day was one Of those extraordinary events
which can no more be explained than it can
he justified or pallia'ed. The day was ours.
The enemy had been driven step be step
from every position, and the field was &C.
eupied by our troops. Our columns had
united in the very heart of the rebels
stronghold, when the order to retire was
issued. From victory to defeat was only
the work Of an instant. At the moment
Of our greatest hope ali changed, and
the spirit and the vaior of the army we're
gone.
Twill briefly review the events of the dav.
Our forces started on their march as half
past two in the morning, taking a road To-
ward Bulls Run, about half mile to the
right of that upon which the FRS, Division
advanced on Thursday. When near the
enemy, a column shot of by the side road
to the right with the pafrase OF fankiug the
position and attacking m The rear. This
column comprised the divisions Of Gen.
Hunter and Col. Heintzleman. The divis-
ION under Gen. Tsier advanced direct, and
by 6 clock reached the neighborhood of
Balls Run, beyond which the enemy VAS
seen drawn up 10 hae, aud apparently
awaiting The battle.
The 6rst characterization from our sid. va.
made By Capt. Caeli-le's battery of artillery
With . tssr'y-sue pound Parrot rliad can.
non, tao shells from which we're fred With
out any response. Al about the same
tins the second brigade. under G-n.
schenck, was formed At the left, and the
third. under Col. Sherman, a, the RICH, Of
the road.
Light skirmishsng snan after began. 10
which our men ~ere wounded by d,-chsrg es
from masksd battery which they encsun-
tered. and before which rh@v sEo~ly rs,reat-
ed. Bstrsen and 8 c'ciacx canuonasi,nr
Vas beard frsm Col. Richardson's position.
ne having been directed TO open diversion
10 esoeesi DOR real purpose. For an haar
after, the hosiszess Of Capt. Carli.is kers
the enemy active, asd is Vas not until near
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coon.

We are glad 70 learn that Gov. n. B.
B.xsx has been srpoin,ed By The Governor.
Adjssans Gsaesai Of the State, in the place
" Jssss RovxS. removed far sncnmpe,sncy.
The usv. il sn energetic. sni etseiens man.
sad Ne nay confidently lock for something
besides blenders and .naesiaa 10 The dirse-
,ioa sf the Asjasao: Gsas-ai's ea7es.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of an Execution to me directed from the
- once of the Clerk Of tho District Court of Pot
tswaitalnie County. Iowa, shall proceed 10 sell on
Saturday the 2ath day OF August A. D 1861 between
The hours Of i0o'c A u. and otsI0ck p. n. Of
said day. and the honr eleven O'Clock
NJ. CT said day. an front Of the County Treasurers
Office IN the city u Council BUNS tho f,lw,ng dos
eribed Real Prapefy OF Harrison Latham to.wit /:
SANEs 4 SEs SEA Sec To ign aaW ~
sEs See - TIP TN s3w W. Mex Sec 81 To TIN
Raw EK NEs all on The west side North pjye,n
Harrison Latham, 10 satisfy an Execu ian Il, favor
Of Tootie X Jackson.
Also The foiiowing described Real Property Of I'd
SR Sec u Tp IGN RAW 81 SEA sEL Sec 10
Tp IN RAW Me- Sec % TIP TIN Jaw TAKEN !.
.ne properly 9, hhnnd Lsfhsn to satisfy said xeeu-
49, 3 u. CRAI0, sAsrtE.
\ ~ 9. r. Reed, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jaiy ", 1861