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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
Jackson Lynes
VS.
1T Whyte
Sarah Whyte
VIM H0blitZeil and
Martha HOblitzeli

By virtue Of a decretal order issuef from the Clerks
Office Of the District Court OF Nemaha county, in the
ID Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon a decree
made by said Court at its September Term, q. d.. 1850. IN
the aqOve entitled cause F: I will sell on Friday, the 18Th
IN. of said day, at the door Of Homer JOhnsOn's Hail
the place where said Court was last heidi in brown
willie, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, the follow
ing described real estate, with the appurtenances there
to belonging, to-wit: The northeast quarter % section
no. 10, in township no. 5, north OF range no. rs, east OF
the sixth principal meridian, in Nemaha county, " feb
raska Territory, and the southeast quarter Of section no.
10, in township no. 8, north Of range Is, east Of the 6th
principal meridian, incounty aud Territory aforesaid, 70
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
AME s. BEDFORD, Master Com.
Brownville, Dec 10th, 1860. 23-5w-S9.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Thanks to WIN. H. HoOvER, Esq, for
a club of Bulletin subscribers at Nemaha
City. Also to ]. w. RUEAED, ESQ.,. for
"a handsome club from Rock Port, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
THE NICHE IN THE WALL.
A TALE OF LOUISIANA.

A TALE OF LOUISIANA.
BIZ DIR j. n. ROBINSON. a
The opening chapter Of which appear in THE AERcU-
RT for January 5Lh, 1861, ~
THE NEW YORK MERCURY is sold d. ali nsWsmen
and periodical dealers in America. To subscribers il is
regularly mailed every Saturday morning for 81 a year;
hreeeopies ror IS; six copies for So; eight copies for
Sl2s with an extra copy free 70 the getter Up Of the club
Six z onths' subscription seceived- Always write plain
" tbs name Of your P0st-Qmce, County, and State
We take the notes Of all speeie-paying banks at par--
Payment must Invariably be made in advance.
E~Specimen Copies sent free to All APPLICANTS.
Address ali letters and remittaneas, postpaid, to
CALDWELL, s WHITNEY,
Pr0prietoTx o. the NeW York Mercury,
IS As Ann Street New York City. Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

RelIgiOuS.-Mr. TIProN having re-
turned will fill the pulpit in the Congre-
gational Church at the usual hour on next
Sabbath.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

rre are ouitaans n6cr Of q s. Muskets scattered
tff.6gh this courfr. AIS odered that they be collect
and repaired MISE having muskets VIII Dc so0o
enough 70 retura NWifhcDt delay
Advertisinn A2ents in St Iou1s-Aes1
KreNEDT q O~'D5EoGHCE, General AagerIslse
Celiectiur ana csmmission Agents, IS Olive s. Hus
are our a~ccresiled aeants 10 that city, and they are sN'
thorizeft 70 receive atferfisaments for O0tn the Aees
fisey and Fsraer, and ceilect bills for the same
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Thirty-eight PLACES, two hundred figures The moss
practical and valuable book for farmers extant. Teilt
how TO build Barns, and Houses, Bridges, &C. &c
Price S. sample copy 81 BY mail, postpaid by
4 SON. Philadelphia. Agents wanted
vial
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
MASTER COMMISSIONER'SS SALE.
chloe Z Thurber, BY her next fIiend U O johnson
Bennett and John S Favorits.

Samuel b Bennett and John s FavOrits.
By virtue OF 3 decretal order issued from the Clerks
once Of the Dissrict court in Nemaha, county, in the
second Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon .
decree made by said court At its SEPTEMBER term A d.
1880, in this case. Twill sell on Saturday The 18th day
OF January 1881, 81 o. O'elock A ~ OF said day,at the
door OF Homer JOhns0D'S Hall (the place where said
court was last held In BrOwnville. NemRha county, Me-
braska, the fOllowingd described real estate Yo-Wtt: the
To- No. J0in block No q IN the city OF BrOwnville. Ne
maha county, Nebraska Territory, to the hghest bidder
for cash in hand. =. s.. BEDFORD,
Dec 90 SWISS Master Com.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
Master COMMISSIONER Sale.
Russell Peery, AdministratI
OF the estate Of william Gil

vs.
Russell PeeFy, AdministFatF
Of the estate Of william Gill
more, deceased, ct al
BY virtue Of a decretal order issued from che Clerks
Office % the District Court IN Nemaha county, in the sec
end Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory. upon a de-
cree made By said court az its September tenn D.
$50, in the above entitled cause, Z will sell on Friday
the 18th day OF January A 1851, at n O'Clock A. NJ f
said day. al the door OF Homer JOhnsOn's Hall 0he place
where the said court was last heidi in BrownEilie, Ne
maha county Nebraska. The following described real es-
tate with the appurtenances thereto belonging to-wit (.
the south half Of the northwest quarter and the north
west quarter % the southwest quarter o. section no,
twelve, township 8, north Of range "a, east OF the sixth
principal meridian; ia said county and Territory, 70 the
highest bidder for cash in hand.
December 10, 1860 2s-5w-s9 sIaster Com.
john G. Deussr, PIa Before Jesse John, J. P. Of
vs.. Nemaha County, Nebraska
]. b. NeKamy, Def. Territory.
Ontbe 9Th day Of December, A.. D.. 1850. said Justice
issued an order Of Atachmeutin the aboye action.
for The sum Of ninety-fve dollars.
HEWETT b THOMAS, Attvs for PFC.
January 3, 1850. 3W
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

1HC IdIS6Ob 1lt0IdI9 Httkt1 EEtH6 NOIlU
Although the patriarch Of the week. " Gnress heiSa now
in its twenty-third year, THE NEW YORK MERCURY
the wisdom aHd IL Of Cfs nature Gu xS SsS2s ssT pgas. as w wi. q
IL does the creme de- "a creme Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with the entransing masterpieces 81 The romancers in
the WorId-sistering with the brilliant wit and humor
Of the sharpest pens Of the time-abundantIy garnlshed
with the rATest gems Of native pOesy-OverdowinQ with
"thoughts thar breathe and words that burn" from
the great writers Of ats immense c0ntTilutOFial staff. ana
hOnored all over the country for its public freedom from
any thing calculated % wound ar repulse the most sem
sitiVe moralist OF class Of people-it has been for veors
the Luxury, the Teacher, the Monitor, and the Weioome
Guest Of hundreds OF thousands Of American homes.
The publishers and proprieIors Of TIE NEW YORK
MERCURY, have mrde the motto C its columns:
"Here shall poung Genius wing his eagle fight.
Rich d~ew-drops shaking from his piumes of light"
and during the present year Q76IJ its grand, inimitabIe
army Of writers-whOse united salaries exceed the total
Of those paid to the President and Vice Presiden Of the
United States-and Its brilliant constellation OF Literary
specialties will be materially eqtended. Thus, one Of
the propTietCrs new engagements is that OF the witty,
waggish. quizzical, whimsical, WOrld-renOWnOd' and
O. TX. PhfIander DOestiCks, II. b.,
who contributes to THE MERCURY a side splitting Sc
Ties Of B ~urIesQue Biographies, Lectures, Sermons, Fash
under the general and Significant title Of "DIvERsIoEs
OF DoEsTTcKs; or, -HARLzoUIE HTS AT THE
In the Pictorial Department appear the magnificent
illustrations Of that prince Of American %aatists5 r
Felix @. G., Dar1ey.
Throughout the present year, ums HAShlncent ana "a
minus Journal Of Amerscsn Literature will contain gIo-
riOus ROmances, Sketches. Stories, Poems, Gems Of Uu-
NOR, Moral and Domestic Essays Criticisms. ETC., by
the most noted American and English writer's, who have
been engaged az vast expense tOWfitE for TIE MERCU-
RY.s We may name the following regular OOBtrtbutOriai
fOare:
OK. PhiIandeT DOesticks, Cousin May Carleton,
! p B., Dr. J. H Robinson,
Arthur n Granger, S. r. Urbau q
JOSEPH. Barber; --9- Mrs. N. 3. Robinson,
Felix o. c.. barley, J. A. Patten,
Grace Gardner, D5GI Hev. r. B. Wslchs .E
George Arnold. ~ -.e WsO. Eaton, -
Rev. r. N. Deyens, George Martial,
Ned Buntllne, IlGsF Katie Tying, ri I'll
Vim. Ross Wallace, 3, HsNewell. sal
Other celebrated writer's will also eontTibute-mak-
ing TaE MERCUnY q great faeUs Of all that Is Enter
tanning, Instructive, witty and Wise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
r b

c Fl r ID
HAVING purchased the spacious Iron Building,
No. $50 Chestnut Street, and htted It up with every
convenience to facilitate ny business, particularly
that branch devoted to CoUNrR1 ORDEEs; and hav-
ing a larger capital than any other party invested
in the business. | am now pFepared to offer greater
advantages, and better gifts than ever before to my
customers. " r
IwiH furnish any booE (of q moral character)
published in the United States, the retail price Of
which is one dollar or upward, and give a present
worth from 80 cts to SI00 with each book, and
guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, as l am de-
termined to maintain the reputation already be-
slowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia are invited 10
G. G. EVANS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

If you want any books, send to
GEO. G. EEANS' RerliabIe Gift Book Enterprise,
435 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Where all books are sold at the Publishers lowest
price, and you have the
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
STRAYED.

From hesubscriber on Wednesday, Dec. s, 1850, near
Glen Rock in HeHaha county: one roam mare and one
ba5holse. Mare about six years old5 faint mark Of W
on one Of her hips. Horse slightly whitein the face
and about I2 years old. 4 liberal reward will be paid
for their recovery or any Information leading 70 10.
L.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
NO ONE SHALL COMPLAIN
Who purchases Boots, Shoes, Groceries and Dry goods al
DENIS CHEAP CASH STORE,
BROWNVTLLE, N. T.

Hides, FUrs, PeIts. Corn. Wheat, Oats Rye, Butter.
Eggs, Bacon, Beef Barley, and County Produce.
taken in exchange for goods, and will be allowed the
highest market price. 1-e-lrt .I.F# trrt~
january 10, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
CATHOLINA;

Our specIal saw IEAn's GIFT g our readers
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Bradoons, Buggy Trinmisgs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
SAD DLERY

Straps and Leathers, Sngfs
Curb and Port Bats, Ring
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Jan. 5. AW-SIv
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

By BENZ. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Jan. 10. 1861, n27-4W
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Mr.. BAKER DECLINES.
AnlurAsr GENERAL. OFFICE

ADIUfAsT GE>EKaL's OFFICE.
Davenport. Sept. 4, 1861.
Hoa. J.4f.sPseston, Pfesideat Union STATE
CoHreatioa.
DkAK sia:-I have the honor TO ackowl-
edge the receips Of your communication as
Presiden, Of the Union State Copseatien,
and OF the resolutions Of the Conv ention,
enciosed.s .ss~s A .sss
! have read the resolutions With care, and
heartily approve Of every line and every
word Of them. ! only except to the pro-
esed'ngs Of the Couv~nssen As far as shev
relate to nv osn nomination, ard on this
point deem IL necessary 10 max yau some
explanations of the course have auyht
best to pursue, IN view of the pre.ens Pc
caiaF position of cur State aRd Country.
acknowledge that ! stated 10 ppe or Two
Of my personal friend, cha. obey nayh sss
nv name in connectios with she q. NINA.
ton rendered me by the Convent on, if they
should deem sueh use essential 70 she best
interests Of the Union men nf The coaairv.
Since she Canveniian, hewever,nsny of nv
friends hare advised me 10 decline the nom-
nation, and have presented euch eoznsns
reasons for their advice, that csnnoI feel
al liberty TO disregard them. lam aware
that my naotiyes msy 6e oscpnssru ned. bot
! esrs httis whR interpretation may
be Pul upen the course which have
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A GOOD MOVE.


We take pleasure in announcing that the
merchants and business m n of the city have
determined to close their stores and places
Of business. on next Thursday--the day of
the National Fast. 1t is eminently proper
that the peoele should honor the Presidents
proclamation, and observe the day with all
due respect. Wepretsnd to be a christian
people, and a. such, should be a praying
people. The President has appointed mex,
Thnrs1ay as day Of .'humiliatian. fasting
and prayer for all the people of the Nation,
with NE expectation that the day would be
properly and reiigiously observed, and that
the voice Of til people would ascend to
Heaven in one united and earnes. petition
for the. restoration Of peace to our present
unhappy country, and although It 10 to be
feared that the prayers ofthe mos, Of u. will
not avail much, yet Heaven knows II there
is one thing above another which We would
feel r.. praying for, sincerely. devo,edly.
and earnestly, it j. PEACE. We believe that
our people are unanimous in their desire to
see the present unnatural war terminated;
manysd,tfer in their opinions NJ TO the best
meih6d Of attaining ID. desired eud, bu,
We believe al are locking 10, and koping
for the same eonsummsiien--ths peace Of
the country; ard sach being III. case, il is
the reIigiocs du'r Of every citizen to observe
10 40 Appropriate manner, the coming Ns.
tisnal Fast.
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! - -. ~ -. .tean1(Ir
49,. ..,s,,.dfroS Hated 3,
s. 4. Spstk
Inlet TINS o. 49, .A;al. =.
me Sa -. .s - q ..n.,.;eed
49,. 80. -, !. II. sollission with I'M
~ -. r,s,a
=. cn.nl.I;nS broupht the remnant OF
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SPEAKING TONIGHT.

JAxws Y. WiLsoS, Anti secession candi.
date for Congress, in this District, will ad-
dress tho voters Of Pottawattsmie County,
in Council Bluffs this evening, at o'clock.
II had been arranged for Mr.. Wilson to
speak At 2 O'Clock, but having been delayed
on the road beyond the expected time. he
will be unable to meet the appointment at
that hour, but will speak as stated above,
at = O'Clock in the evening. Let every.
body turn out and hear the cause Of the
Union vindicated!
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We bare seen statement Of the recent
ossci.l trial in enc Of the principal counties
10 this State, Of twenty-five Grain and Stock
scales. They we're the ordlusry Out daor
wssm scales, and were tested Just as they
we're foand in common use, thus making it
one sf,hs best possible prscsica! tests. Six
teen Of them we're Of Fsirbank' make. and
nise Of yarioas other kind-, including some
whsch have laselv been claimed ms superior
10 Far backs. The result showed remark
able degrees - accuracy in thoss of Fair
eants' msk-, while all others we're con-
mended - nss sus6c;easly accurate for use.
The importance Of this fact will be appre-
slated without comment. We rabli.h il
because ii u one in uAich the paai,c are IN
sssessed.- Chicago Trioase.
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ABSTRACT OF ORGANIZATION OF the
Atm REGIMENT IOWA VOLUNTEERS.

Colonel, G. N, Dodge. 1t. Col, Jno. Galighan
Maj, ". r. English Adj, 1t. J. Williamson
Quarter Master, 1t r. A. Wheeler. Surgeon \. Rob-
bins Asst Surgeon, W. s. Grimes Hospital stew
art, r.. b. Fem. Sergeant Major, Hastings. Drum
Major. -, Chaplain,-.
Company A, Mills Co.-Capt., " Il. English. LIST
1t. T. II. Head. 81 1t, l.. Shieds--1imcn.
Company b, Potiawattamie Co,-Capt., s. II. Craig.
Isl It., +. A. Wheeler. 2ni IL, W. II. Kinsman-
% men ~
Company c, Guthrie Co.. Capt, r. ser'y LIST
Lieut., s D. Nichols. end L., y. p MeEwen - 9s
men.
Company D. Decatur, Co. Cspt., @. Burton. LIST
1t, J. s Warner. End J. u. sptinger-s6 men.
Company y. Polk Co.-csrt..1 II, II Griffith LIST
tt, ". ;. Simmons. 2nd LII, Isaac whcher--os
men.
Company r, Madison Co Capt, II. b. Cum
mngs LIST Lt,, r. A. stitt. 2nd Ii J, s. Goshorn
SIS men.
Company G, RinsEod co-Csrt., r. W Rice. Is,
L.. L Hopkins. 2d 1t. sry-s7 men
Company II. Adams Go Capt, Elmare 7. Bergen
Is, 1t, II, q. Ankeny. 81 It, J.J Htet-sa men
Company !. Wayne Co - Capt. ". n. Taylor Isl
1t, 5. l.. Glasgow. I'd Il. G. $. Mccune--ios men
I Company X Page Co Capt, joseph ersmer. Isl
1t, q. W Ffcidley. ID 1t. }. l.. ChitleHdsn SIS
nica.
Doslge's Battery, Potta~attsmie Co - Capt, n.
spsor. Is, L., J. r, Reed. "a 1t. c o, pewey-s.
thea
Band u asa. STAT oassers, II, Grand Total of Ees
1906 men.
4 NATIVITY.
Ohio. es1 Penn. eol Ind. cs3 NY, g.
T Va - Mo, ~ III, 81. Ky. 40.
Iowa Is Pore En Born, - 0eesu Born
/ Scattering Isi Total eco men.
/ timber 81 years si7. Average ase of Resimens, 20
/ = This Regiment is now at Rolla, No., 10.
der toe command Of Major Ssurg's, sup.
porting Tetten's battery. II is we'll cfacer.
! ed, large majority Of the captains and
heatenan,s having been in the T. S. servic'
4 during the Mexican war. Western lows
has 10 thi. regiment, 1000 OF her young
: hardy, athletic men, men used to the rife
! asd 10 the hardships Of a frontier life.
A more moral, noble. patriotic band q
v meo. never entered the service Of the Unite,
States.
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sesscs on n IOWA

-Tke ssne party" party has souisassd
Jsdse Esssrds, Of Charlton, for Congress.
cd. Merritt declines ihs nsuinasion
%. Lieut.. Governor 90 the Mahony ticket.
w. g. Hsnnosd Of Ansnoss, fas been
appointed Professor Of Aneiens and Modern
language in the collegiate Institution u
Hopkinses, Delaware county.
WIN. Garth while down IN . mine near
Dialogue, Vas struck By : rock inaiciiDs
fatal iniuries. His spine vas broken
The camp Of the 81 Cavalry Regiment
.. Keoiut l. called scamp gankin" IN hon
or Of Judge Rankin of thai e'sy.
Richard Carpenter Of the Sd Iowa Reg
linen: died in the Hos s;saI at Quincy % the
6.h.
-Thonas Wood. Of Davenport, aged ~
year., disappeared suddenly FROM his home
on Monday Of last week. II. has not ye'
been found.
The 81 and 7,h Iowa Regiments reach
ed Cairo on the OH.
Jones county has sen: 300 men to the
war.
r. B. Hill Of Davenport has been ap-
pointed Special Aid to Adjutans General
Baker.
&C. Ford;ns, one Of the killed By the late
disaster on the Hannibal and ST. Joe x. X
was q citizen Of Muscsiins county. He lef'
q wife and SIX children. lie Was on bis va!
to join the Montgomery's regiment.
The steam saw mill owned BY J. j
Brown. Hopkinton, Delaware county, va:
burned down two weeks ago.
WIN. Braxxleton, Unioo Democrat, hav.
ing paid in advance for the Dubuque Her
aid, has directed the publishers TO send th'
paper for the rest Of bis time to Jeff. Dari
Richmond, Va.
The village Of Richmond, Washington
county, containing fifty roters, has sen
tuenf, nine men to the var! Two men IL
the same locality have sent four sons scct q
the war-David Bunker and J. b. Dawson
The circulation Of the Dubuque Hsrail
has been suppressed 10 ST. Louis BY th'
Provost Marshall.
The Democrat Of Keokuk county viii
not support Neal. Itsays-
"The Congressional Convention on thu
Goth nomiuated Jairus 4. Neal. We neve1
did like Jairus and our affection to tina
| worthy was in no wise increased by hi
course in the Legislature regarding the ap
preparations for the volunteers. Put th'
! Democrat down as one Of the repudiator,!
The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal says
"Major Porter received intelligence las
Monday that a number Of men known to be
Sscessionists we're taking y drove OF cattle
from Missouri through this county. liz
Immediately started at the head Of twenty
men 10 pursuit and overlook them neal
Lowell. lie took possession Of the men
eight in number--an lSS head Of cattle,
brought them to this city, telegraphcd the
facts to Gen. Fremont, and awaits his or
dsrs. Major p. is fully satisfied that the
men are ssccssionis,s bur is not certain that
they have ever taken up arms against the
Government"
Good for Major Porter. We are heartily
sick Of this doctrine Of allowing traitors to
prowl around loose. Suing them up, anc
then .nse their property for defray'ng thu
expenses Of the war which they have broush
upon us. Adopt this plan and We woulC
hear less Of treason At home.
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COUNTY TICKET.

We place at the head Of our columns this
morning the Anti Secession County ticket,
agreed upon in informal consultation by tho
Union voters Of the county, irrespective OF
party. The ticket is composed, as will be
seen, Of men Of all manner Of antecedents--
Douglas men, Lincoln men, Breckinridge
men, aud Bell mem who have buried, for
the present, all political differences, all party
Distinctions and preiudice., and agree TO
stand shoulder to shoulder by the old Flag,
upon the common platform Of tho Union
and hs Constitution" The ticket is agoed
enc; there il no ve.,ige Of partixanism about
it. and the men composing il are known TO
the voters Of the county to be true to the
cause Of the Union. Their election will be
but aformali,y receiving, rs they will, the
united support Of the Union men Of the
county, they will be elected by a majority
- overwhelming as TO show to the country
that although we have scms Secessionists
among ", the rxorLs % the county are
sound on the great question Of supporting
W sGnsesnUsssspss sgaa-sss~
The people Of the State have come to re-
gard Psssa~a,ssmie county land with good
rsssea, scc,) ~ . community Of Secessioss
lists; ao~, We appeal to you, Union men, q
you vslue your reputation, to tarn out 90
the day Of eleessan. and by yosr votes give
the lie TO this slsndes-- roll mp . majority
for the USrsS ticket, such as win wipe on
sAis fsalest Of stains from the eharactesol
ear scsasy.
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adopted. While l havs ths proud CON
seriousness shas am exsrtinE mseeit e zoe
extens Of nv atshiies 10 the serv'ce q ny
country and my State, 10 the posltscn snrre.
from peculiar reasons, | can prooenay os =.
the m st actual value; canhdent tnas yeo
and other frienis viii give me credit Ior ~
good insea,isas, and for nv Efforts % serve
The Union cause practically. and .isooa'
regard to personal Considerations OF neuo'.
able position and political power, wo'co
would impair, if they did not even aes'rsy
my oppsrs an,;irs for Usefulness, ! nass -
decline the honor the Unlon men % ms
State have conferred on me by selecting ne
for one Of their standard bearers IN tas am
pending election. az
sil only add that approve Of I'm
ion movement throae bout lhs whoie Nastn,
and the sooner it is efsc ed the better. - !,
viii be better for the Government ana ai'
the States. Il wili promote anu anu s"s
beet Interest Of .ne yoaanteess, the so.un-
ter service, aud the shols army. nsnor.
the sooner parslsansn,p il forgotten, a"u
Urion and Patriotism become cur rahyhs
cry. the sooner will rebellion be G nshsd'
the Uaian restored, and the dag Of cur ceaa-
Try again respected on every sea, ana non
ored on every foat of the globe,
Yours truly
N. b. BAKER.
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sllERIrr,S SALE

Dy virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed from the
ID once Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Puta-
wsttame county Iowa shall proceed To sell on FRI
day the u ia day OF Uciober, A. D. 1861 between Tho
hours Of 0o'eock A, ~. and O'Clock n. OF said
day In front ~ the County Trcasurer's ONE In The
city of Council Bluffs the flowing described personal
propertyof o. y. Sherradcn, to-wts One brown horse
one brown mare. one single harness, four sea ed
two horse buggy all in Pottawattamie county, Iowa
Taken as the property OF o. Sherradden to satisfy
an Execution in favor VI Connahle sm.th n 20.
J. y, WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council nluf,. Iowa. Scp. Ii. 1861.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

eTOwing to the large amount e hRei.
ness on hand, the Secretary Of the Al =
tural Society was unable 70 furnish ~
tho li-ssf premiums -
publiessiou in this wes1e paper Poll par
ticulars Of the Fair, togSther With the Pre-
MUM Lis. win appear IL our next.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

The Pest oa.e viii be closed 90 Fast day
next Tharseay during the usual
hour. sst keeping orse % Sunday viz, frsn
80 10 4. u, and sros S = &. p. u.