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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
JOSEPH SHARON,
ATTORNEY AT 1 AZ w
D, CUNNINGHAM,

Attorney and Counceiior at Law,
s CADlZ. OHIO. ~
WILL promptly attend TO all legal Business
wv entrusted to his care Collections careful
" attended to in this and adjoining counties, also
the Business OF Executors and Administrators
and special attention given TO conveyancing. ~
Uflice--Up stairs, opposite Browns Store, on
Market street. =. +. 5.-t.4 ~.
July ls, 1860
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

J Q~~7-O -Oejects under water, 70 the eye III the
air. appear less than TIE s,e; and TO ashss ,in G.
der water, objects in die ar appear less than 80
they are
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
r. s. MOODY,

Attorney and Counselor AT Law
STEUBENVILLE,
h,-Wiii practice in the Caur,sof Harrison c,anty
Aprii H. 1885, ls tst ' ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

Ory-Hs that blows The Goals ii qusrrsls he
has nothing TO doa ithi has ~ right 70 eoln-
plain If spark fly in bis fsce,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

EREsH ifsgtsnt Tess, Q! the ia.sst import rtalions
eep.b ) e. II. MeFADDEN,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
TEH E CRISIS.

coLuMBxs, o, Jan. Sd, 1851. ''7'''' n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

Gov. Letcher his message to the extra session
oithe Legislature Of that State, on the subject
Of our National affairs, says. (Ws give the tel,
egraph sYnopsis:-l q e-N 80 p EL-. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

u CLEARING OUT sAlB.
a, AND sH y. ss.a Hsss zyss,1,
and ~. Ssn
A, IVY -. ~ TaE FAs1o IN sersEgsl
s 1asss sSsas si:n cents
! 740 ooored etraw Bonnets clearing at 20 oenta
~ e1s sss' s r. ''''''
sSSS Yards trimming Ribbon. and centa
ss
wmI 81 s' Sss s IN iDa
, -. - .s teasfi,AIsSsa uaf sf TosHh
sSrsy: ES.ss e scss. :. y s,a
nah R1' sssssHorpEaa
:s;s:s :ss: ss:;sss
1870 worked Bands eissrins 81 t6c and isc
a1o r'eh eneroiaeIed bands FOR tkrts, closing q
80 as.dlv~orl sets s'S ss sn md S'S TO-
sS n .orssS soi sa,: s y,y aae
SS x vsGsss c S.ss
sEi u ?ssss ffsSs a 70 MARX
- rscl SsSs Sf Il tzoaa ~
tst ava yArd q, Ia! hsse F EsSsingS Ia
500 se,ds 6i.ek SIR Manila Lacs Ieassed DO
800 Hoad lscts closing s AAss and G sesn:a
500 doz Joined bopds all faG, 10 20 cents Der
1905 LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, CLOSING OUT AT
PANIC IN PARAsOL2
600 slA Psrasols, closing At % cents
$50 auk Para OILS d1ounrf d) Married rs renfa
200 founoed nd frpgsd Parasols rnsrked 81
aC0O much finer FaIasolsr educsd oea,ly half.
LOOK AT OUR GLOVES
l0 pairs lsdies fine Lisle Gloves az CENTS
J. $40 pairs ladies' fine Lse 0lovss clearing at reuts
Coz pairs ladies' tine Tas Gloves clearing a. eenta
l460 pairs Ltsls Gauntets clearing at 10 cert
80 pairs Lsle Gaunets clearing az 10 cents.
zHApabs long stlk MEts clearing at 10 and II centa
coo double twisted silk az ~ ceuta
uOSlkRll HOSIkRfll H-sIERSH
l,SN pairs ladies' cotton Hoe .cloeinR at cents
loo pairs mems half Hoee cioaug Of cents
AL our better sot de equally ~ cheap
1000 PIECES RUtFDlH0 CLOSING Az 81 CHNEa A
PIECE; DRESS TRtMMiNaB
MMU yarcs drese uimmipgA marked cent
Gov yards dress trimmings marked csntA
AGO yayds dress trimmings marked cents.
lh000 yaIds dress trimmings I'd and 10 eentA
STORE CkOsED ONTUnsuAYr TO REDUCE rAE PHlCxe
TROUBLE IN YAHhEE NOTIONS.
1900 spoos Knzty's gace thread, l cent
10000 pc pers best neea1es 8 c4n.a
5000 papers bes, pins, 3ceuts
LOCO cards hooks snd eyee, cents
AL email waIee at half price
Aisol Aiso Asol Alsoi Alsol Ajso
Mners country Invited 10 ,nspcet ths
thereby saving seast 40 cent from Job
kTSBR Will OPEN AND SALE COMMENCE ON WE'D
NEsDAY GoRNiNO, july 10 Al o,CfnoK"
WILLIAM KINZEY'H
I'd and 223 Eighth avenue.
Entrance 10 both Atores through No. 22a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

XyoABD IN FHE OOUNTdY.-- FAMILY OF FIVE on
ID 'aops, without small cbaoren ran 0n,sn Board
for three months In large and house suAsa
River Railroad depot and to,ee hour. noe trn Hex yo
Htll s,aa snug Dutchexs cosnty, \ V, tmmed Ateiy
Boardsrs 10 furnish their horses emo ca TtAssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07


uIEs| IN
steamship Maroon Cole y ~ Wss. and HavAna-sporord,
ss'p rat sSr.oss>. isD. hous''n, hVerp'o'-Napier'
K'S ia - iigsaer Phirsdeiehis Hicks &Asssa m 90
sa's Az sawyer, Bartlett newcastle, De-snow Bur.
s,sGd r.S:rsss ss Richard
so ,saec.a nay. Hud.pa,h. London--Rus.r Bros
srs PSI. Ace, . issss fS.Sss1 as sssSaa'
s 5csa. s agoa asSs. P sas s firth
so, rev srsyhoans tsD, ForOes rOrto6elo-HAndy 4
ssr a. S.. ses !: Jssas r s1sSfH eager
,sss saerc. ut, oomsy Corn iiis" I B bs~olf
scar oec, saoord Fort ri.kens- Aecready, Mott y
s., s s tpgsr. Newcastle s...er:
o,,: :'s . a.i a: es'''r'
s.s- "ar~uA Gray: ror i.na-S Batch
.,ss. Ss,ss
,s ...s:-ss. i sii,:r ,e Salem . ssess
81 .: s S:ssss ESQ., Brown Co
@ ss Fam. ;~s se;!ss f s.ss.
:. ~. (. ese9,d ssIs.s. rsl.o.,gs,A
..s%. -ss-o Is troos sSsi rA,sSs sSSea~
Ss ,~:.. i sss r"rs .nSAde'd'>
AKkfvKD
'~s 'n's de Aoraix ORR RArdy, HAre 70 days. win bal
ss .'o%n. .sr'. Norwich wina'or 10 days with pl.s
-~'s FRO eugene, Acborn, Kbzssethpo.s fer saieuA
rawsrds Line, 81 lhcm.A IL days, in ballast 70
~, g.s,,. Small ,so,.Os for Psss s
s rssS M..S s..s. ns 9Ss s ser Sos
scor aiuira kosera wtgh,uasu ELxAbathpot fer East
,o.e re,c,A c.,vrahs sMsseelspo.. for Pan River
',e, NC, Aps: .oo~,sS Enaas,, y Tor .,sm
= yanuel Colt Htiiard Eiizsbethpprt for Boston
M stevens roosAafeY khzabethport for Salem
ACME aioheii Au.iltln EnzabetbporS BAen.
t-nr diary JAM. xuvphy. shz.nethpoN for salem
scsrJ A Netsou, stella u, 0loueesteY.
o. tsAad heme A.eu ,st,uoester, dAys
-SAs sskeneu-e Roger frovideu CO days
srh, itAasd Law. sastey,y kcs Lor da0 for RoDdoaS
AR I'D Ards, kdwsrds. kev Haven, 3dAys
Ss'or Wasp rash, Eliza beihport fop Bridgeport
.ooo I-s. Ensipe Mics pori tor EAsI Chester
ArNd. Phfbk6sipnl1.
AHrA NhchOtA PhAadoDphlA
iN~meT y egscAeetey. JcuoA PruviAAHco
HAll.kn
Kangaroo (B, Liverpool; Bremen eDreul Brs
w~u. VISION Havana and Key West
AAshp elora Soushsrd, 0lass "; brtgs souza Irmans
srt Abb DOmincs Mta), Glasgow; Porto Plata (Bren)
'ars q. Pat, Sutton. PhiiadeiphaA
-tud SuraG ,oe DAY ssR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

o b0 half.b1s i" I'D Ayet Bro
BY the 1a>n brig Oervo, " Lougobaydo master from Pa
lermo bound to New Orleans (Which port bsck>ded
and the goOds cannot be delivered her
ply to BEeTHOUD, i33 earl street. their
gocds or the same viii be sold, being Ia pershng
dtop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

flOUhrkY sUAaD-CAN BE OBrAIr BID PcR TWO
" OF three families at Chester .oansccu, ooe OF the
most heatny deghu nj tho Cnnnsctcu liver
few miles rom tie scupd Nth ready mmunicstoa stc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

'Fa6 fobIfloN OF FIRST LiEvrRHAHT IL or.
srea 70 competent military gentleman Of eperry: one
so@e men already recruited preferred Aldress n onoo
owo0, v. =, 1vening Rxprsas odnoe. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
ney cco,s.

DRY GOODS.
>.,<v~..>-~>oN,.>,O>NoO
a 'o ''' g aasAr oLnARfsa SALE
Ar al asT si sss CASH,
From Y sfs esr cent 81 isis Importation
Are offering, vt tstasi 49,,
WHOLESALER sH5 ssliis 4N i5'H ssfAiI sioCRs
FOREIGN Ass poSSEsrp DRY GOODS
LAnax As s% csoiSs x Hssssosrxss,
GRENADINES.
oAxnLs HAIR sRaun uIssaa $500 s.a .
HOUSEKEEPING s 5, sss III sH4~ia
ssS G.s sSk pssssss
f0fiASs 0 ssssdH u Rs rIAIT pscsa1Asps
oLorns cAseMsHss rI DslLsIxes. vEss1ses &C
@ o snS our .D s sy ~,
srRARa ApRrAsGE 4 90,
"A kich French orgssd,es, rsdoced from 10 oen,s
me- fos ' 1,a ns wear y gerth re
AT 10 PER GENT,
BLACK LAMA ' kssask k xsp SshhssssI1lx suAvls.
Just rs ssss.ssd HSsiSs AND Flopss sod No..
'' IASRAySs, ,ss Broadway a.. s o SsS 90,
A'sa i iS.s -.s. ssA. .osA.s,quR
1sa aHs.ss =; e II: sy'S a.. en-, ca,
ssoss sl!sa vi nyEsy. .s ars g.. Ee 2s
K,d Gloves at $50 in Ls1e Gocds ises Man
s sssen lot e SSs, Aas,Sn ss i ana White
Under olo,h,ns ooSss.., &c '' N'N'"' -'-''''
RARhaE hoBEA
DOUBLE JUPK, FIVE AND SEVEN YLouNCxA
STILL rUzrnEs REDUCTION.
ROBES AT Is roRaEK PRIZE % 10 sA
ROBES AT -. PoRHss PRICE sia
ROCKS AT s.. yoAHER PAIcE sun
ARsoLD CONSTABLE CO..
Canal. corner Of Me,oe, street.,
xev Yofa.
QARaArNs IN LACE MCMILLAN
Being ne entire importer % 30 seid ). ,sss 70
ST. Six so1 AZ. IN ' sss Gn xAsrnlA
q .G, ne. styles in s'. variety at hall 'hs cost Of manu-
s7s Broadway.
DECIDED BAHaAMs .,,u -,
s:'s' :sss' s,sS ~ .! sSz a0Hz
SEVEN FLOUNCED
BAREGR AN6IAIs ROBES
FROM % uPWARDA
4. r. STEWART 90.
FInR, ,1Asi ynE' $500
$4,000
worth Of
DRY G0ODa
damaged 0S Fl Tss az SOLD SOLD IN rR1srY pAya
In order TO rent the at0re for fall tsAda
rhEhARDOUs HARAAlE6
sIIAWLs OLoAKs, hARTJLLAa 40
- WORTH or 6Oon4
Comseaiy, - Ne store vn1 terribly crowded Open
9 T. r and c1oed at6PM 8. JACOki,
y 49, third avenue, corner Thirty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
AsTROLOGY.


L BONA FIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIL,SOI
a tells the object Of your VISIT gfvea magic and
good luck for e free OF charge tells ell evnts e-pas9
present and futures Business Scknesa Mar
rsge Couitsbip Travelling Ac She II tho most wonderful
Arrologs' OF the age Give her call will regret IL
1889 Alien street, doors from stanton street; thf
door, Charge for ladies and Il ntlsmen 80 centa
OoRA 4 SEAMAN, IMDRPHNDsN1 CLAInvoYANT.
~ Medical and Susness sDnsuations oar asa evening
The scienoe unfods aas6ctory 70 al Il u
~ TO ve Of the astounding reeult bat
unuas q usual At - Dtvistoa street.
TvLAIRvOY ANT.--Mns. fgxYNOuR, MEDICAL CLAi1--
Ii voyank 3lO< East xwsntesh stree between ira
eoussiasopA day ana svsninx end perfect Auasios gua
nnteed always or no pay
WHK oRRArnof WONDER IN TIN WORLD IL RI /.
vho % consalted With the stsces esn66encs III e
fairs Of nl. s.srs:caS love sours.hin eusicsS -
has secres 70 make you beloved b your hsafV
twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

DECIDED BARAAyNa
~ THE BALANCE OF STOCK Oh
PARIS PRINTED BARE0E ROBES.
70 and q yards each, ct 81 80 and IS IHk ROBE.
SEVEN FLOUNcED
BAREGK ANoIAIs ROBES
FROM % uPWARDA
win b offered on Monday, July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

7,HIPD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
i Corner Third avenue and Twenty fifth street
Chartered 1854
Six PER GENT TwTs HEST allowed ON an suu,s FINN,
One TO One Thousand Dollars -
ALL DRPCBfThS MADE ON Oh BEFORE 2nTB JUIy
WILL DRAW lETEREsr FkOH JULY l.
Bank open daily from l0toa Alao Monday ednesday
and saturday evenings, from 8 to6
ErarHEN g. Cutps SECRETARY ''"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
SUMMER RESORTS.
E,AR ROCKAwAY,L
II tNf URPAssED

IA roURBTfR HOUSE, BkRosN POINT. n. h.
This arst class family hotel WIN BE- kept open .ntp
Oct0ber SoSts esve pier No. North river, TAO IL 10.
s:20 A:ao and S:2Q from 1ey street. q 1880 and $50
WEHLEY ~. Hill, Proprietor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
: : 71''----7''''-l-' = -
A CAR d.

As by an unfortunate oversight of our
law makers they neglected to create suf
ficient number Of Offices to satisfy the
demands Of all patriotic and aspiring in.
dividuals anxious to serve the dear people,
l take this method Of publicly withdraw
ing my name, and declining the nomina-
ton Of the Union Convention, as the
Union candidate for the Office of Treasurer
and Recorder Of Woodbury. County.
GEO. WEARE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
ADVANCEMENT.
PROPOSALS. FOR CORN.

u
August 10Th. 1891.
Cealed Proposals will be received ut this
- office until ~ VI. of the 30th day of September,
1861, for the sale and delivery at this post OF Six
Thousand Bushels Of shelled Corn.
The Corn must be # the first quail ty, well cured
and free from blithe and chaf-
The Corn called for must be delivered AZ this post
free ~ all expense to the Government above the
price named in contract
Ali Corn delivered AMI received must weigh Sc
pounds to the bushel, and be well secured in No. |
eunny sacks. So #.
Three thousand bushels of the Corn required must
Ike rom the crop Of last year, and be delivered by
the first of November, 1851. The remaining three
thnnsaud bushels must be OF thoroughly cured Coz Ii
to &c a'iirered by January LIST, 1892.
Each bidder IL required to state his name and
place % residence and price per bushei also the
names and residences of two res ponsbc persons to
det ,ureties in case the contract he given him.
No Ncmbar Of Congress will be allowed any part
OF interest in the rnCt
n. B.-"Enclasc Proposals for CON-
rIuS. Il. TANNETr
n.. LIST Lit. Ith Art,
no5-4w A. A.Q. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
MORE INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So,

MORE INDIAN DEpREpATIoNs.-Last Sat.
urday while the Panora mail was coming
from Smith land to Sioux City, in the Wei.
nifty Of the West Fork the mail carrier
encountered band Of thirteen Indians,
who we're mounted on ponies which day
or two previous they had stolen from the
Omaha Indians. The mail carrier and
ono - Smith, a passenger, we're uuarmed
and unable to defend themselves. The
Indians pursued them about two miles,
but the carriers horse being fastest he
made good bis escape.
The Indians continued up the West
Fork until it crosses the Sioux City and
Cherokee road Here they were met by
party of 80 men from Spirit Lake who
we're on their way to Sioux City to join
the company being raised here for Gov
eminent service. The party from Spirit
Lake Was entirely unarmed, with three
individual exceptions. The Indians fired
upon the party but without effect J. I.
Copelan, Esq, of Sioux City, who was
escor'ing the party, had he horse slightly
injured by shot fron an Indian. The
party Of whites were compelled for safety
to retreat to Cherokee. This same party
Of Indians has since DR.. BACK q small
party of four or five whites who came in
contact with them in the vicinity Of Che
rokes. Capt. Trip with about 80 men
started on Sunday last in pursuit Of this
Indian band, and We hope he may succeed
in overtaking them. These Indians from
Minnesota are becoming decidedly bold,
and the sooner energetic measures are
taken 70 arrest their depredations the oct
ter il will be. Government has taken the
matter in hand and we trust the work will
be done effectually.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
PiIDCLA NJ ALTON


Notice Is hereby given that at thu ! me session
y of the Board Of Supervisors in ,ni for ooa-
bury county, Iowa. the following order was adopt
ed. to-wit:
Whereas, the Warrants of this county st
deprecated value and the county largely IN debt
and It Is desiraa "a redeem the credit Of the
Therefore Z il ordered that the proposition to
levy special anrInty tax of six mills tp.r year,
tia doa" Of the assessed value If the property of
the county, commencing with the year 1851, ard to
continue from year to year until the inicbte fness of
the county paid, shall BE- submitted to the voters
of the county to he voted apon the next general
election. All persons voting for the tax shall have
printed or written upon their ballots the following
For special ta> and those voting against the
same shall have ~ .uted or written upon their bal
lots Against special tax and the votes thus east
shall be counted ard returned in the same manner
he votes for county officers II is also ordered
that the Clerk Of the Board cause n notice of tho
above to published in some paper printed in the Co.
at least four weeks prior to this election.
Given under my hand and seal Official
J. n FIELD,
no0-3w s# Clerk Board supervisors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

NAIL TO NIoBHAaAH.-In purs1a nee Of
IN order from the Z. o. Department, the
semi-wees mail to Niobrsrah will hereaf-
ter start from Sioux City, instead of Dakota
City. This arrangement will b. greatly to
tas advantass of the people residing along
this route, IS they will now receive their
mail matter from 4 days to week earlier
than under the old arrangement.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
JAMES siETCEzINS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE door south Of lpplston's py7tg Store, nd.

PEARL ST. SIOUX CITY.
aIR. II. respectfully calls tho attention Of the
VI citizens Of Sioux City, Nebraska and Dakota
Territories, In his establishment The most fash
ionabie and fastious persons suited in every
spect. Clothes REPAIRED ard CLEANED in n
superior manner rHiLDRENS' GARMENTS
made up in the most approved styles.
Particular attention paid 10 the mailing mp Of
Furs. Indian dressed Otter aud Beaver Fuis con.
stantly kept Oh hand. -
SCOTS Fashion Plates
Received regularly. Mr.. II hopes by anremitting
attention to business, fidelity and promptnes, in
tho execution Of orders to merit u continuance of
the public patronage.
Aug. II, ls6l. JAMES HUTCUINS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

LOST AND FoUsD.-On Monday evening
, last, Carrie Stephen, daughter Of J. G.
Stephen, Who resides about four miles
north Of Sioux City, went out on the
prairie TO look for their cows. Not retur-
ming, fears arose in the minds Of her par
ents that she had fallen into The hands of
Indians. The alarm was given, and
party Of men from Sioux City started TO
search for the lost girl; but upon their ar
rival at her fathers residence, she was
found at home, having returned early in
the morning. In looking for the cows, she
became be~ildered. and remained upon
the prairie all night.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
. TAX SALE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, PLYMOUTH Co., Iowa,
kE Sept, II, 1851. (


N
dlanisf the tthendu
flor anne 10 OF fthn HowngH list
f~iIday donhnu land suou
A
= . Tr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

PIcTuREs.--We are requested to an
nounce that Mrs A. T. SLOAN will open a
) picture gallery in this city in abou, ten
days from this time. geins an accom-.
plished artist, we have ~ doabt hut she
will be literally pa'ron.zsd b. the people
Of this city and vicinity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

The NEW CAVALRY COMPANY On
Wednesday q majority of the men com
posing the cavalry company, raised in this
vicinity for the protection of the frontier,
were sworn in, and the company tempora
rily organized BY the appointment Of A.
J. WILLARD, of this city, as Captain. When
the company is regularly organized and
ordered into service, permanent offers will
be elected BY the members Of the Co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

1JA CHASGE--Not in the money
market, but 10 the weather, occurred on
Wednesday A small edition OF a Nor
westes came down upon IS, chli.as ,as
atmosphere, and bringing "to relu.si.ion
overcoats, oloaks aud not fires. The sea
son of the ''scar and yellow leaf IS upon
%, and warns all to prepare for the rigors
Of the coming winter.
N0TIcE To CLAIMANTs.-The undersigned
commissioners to audit claims against the
War and Defense fund will hold session
At Sioux City, commencing Friday the
9th, 1861, for the purpose of acting on
such claims as may lie presented to them.
s r. INGHAM.
IN. DEWEY.
+. Il. WEST.
Sioux CRY, Sept 10th, 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-16

NOTiCE i hereby given hal by sf'ns
~ OF al -xecu'i.,n i-su 4 .rm the riiir'
~ the cl-rk % me D1b,is & .,,r' ~ q fnmvn
Pleas. aud - ne sifr.cr-d. I ~iI n : e."
sale Of put lir suction t.iis- highest baiH'r,
ior cash in hard. a. Inc door VI the court
house " J : pr.nn
MONDAY. Nnvemh-r IN. 1851.
between ,l,- hours prrsci,b'i w law. the
rsn,s aud rr.his tor seven ysnr-, - me -
lowiug DE-. ribrd real rslDtr, situated a. Du-
Ibui- county. 10 Nil.
The south Vest quarter - n. rcn'h cas-
qaar 81 o ssr.i - nrmher (1D f"urtrer. y
tow q sim numbsr t2) NO. -ou'h ~ rang
number t6) ak ae-'; sirr. The nnrir 49,
quarter u ,pr tcnrh sa-' qnarer 81 sams
lection, town aud range sirryss'
Ard On iaiiurp IN res'ize NE fnli I'm m
" praripal, IN. RES aud costs called lor ~
said yx-,upun. viii " the ssus time ~
place aud in like malner. fsll The lee s1m
pie ~ raid real estate.
Taken - The r,.perv ~ stephan NrD
ller sud Atm Miller 81 The suit Of Un."'
B-ih.ll and Robert x Rvhrr's.
Said ssi- . ill b. made ~Irhnn' sns rsli'
whatever fram vsiu.'ior ~ annrei."wen
laws. JOHN MEikEL l. StsnfDC
I-ssr s Moore. attorney fcr plff.
Oct. rs lS6i-3w - ~
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HERPES SALE.


NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue
~ u ~ sxsem'iea issusd from The Office
Of the CLERK OF me Dnheis Circuit Z ufi snd
a. me directed. ! will cfsr for sale ~ public
auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash ln
hand. IL the door VI the court house 10 Jas
per, on
MONDAY. November An 1861.
between the hours prescribed BY isw. tho
rents and profit, for seven years, OF The iol-
lowing described real estate, situated In Du'
bois county, to-~it:
The north ess' quarter n the sru'h west
quarter and south east quarter u the north
-ss, quarter Of Section Twelve az, Ia town
shin one ~, sou'h ri range ! wet, CON
tanning together eighty acres ofland.
And on failure 10 realize the foil nmorns
Of principal in erect and cost called for BY
reid execution. ] will st The snme time and
place and IN like man ner, sell the fee simple
OF said real sstste.
Taken a. the prop"rtv Of X. 3. Po'son a.
abe suil Of Ed~ard Burhari.
Sid sale will be IA ada without snv relic
whatever from valuation or npprais men
laws.
JOHN WEI Ell, Sheriff DC
W. G. Adams attorney Tor pif.
Oct. Is, 1s6l-3v, 50 %
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Corros FOR PESEsYLvAsIA.-Dr. J. Q
Reinhsrdi, : native Of PennsyIvsnis. but
for the last ten or twelve years. resident
Of Brazil. has sent 10 Joseph Windolph, Of
Marietta, this State, two kinda Of cotton
which he 10 certain can be cultivated 10
|Psnnsylvanis. One 10 Nsnkin. or yellow
cotton. end the other white. DR.. Reinhsrd'
thinks the frost. until the 10Th Of October
will moi hurt Il.
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DrsBAxDEp.-Ths Hendricks Ledger.
heretofore : violent Republican sheet. says
that" bs;this var successfully Of unsuccess-
fully conducted BY this AdministrssIo 4
makes nor loses the Republican party moth
ing, because there 10 no such party Ia exist
sncs" And further. ",hat the people ere
going 10 take the best material out Of sII
the old parties and construct. : Union and
Constitution party 81 their own"
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~ There are few towns along the Dor
cuff ring - severely 10 their msterial
in,ersns a. Csnnel,on. Now that The
quarry has stopped work. the cotton mil
runn,nc onlv half the time. and Captain
Newcomb having employment but shout
one dsy il . week for HE men, the loss Y
IN. community cannot fan short Of SIS 200
p.r month .-Csnnskon Reporter.