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M HEREAS letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of FREDERICK G.
MA IBERRH, deed, were granted to the
undersigned at the last July term OF the
Probate Court of Newton County. Missis.
'ippi Now all persons holding claims
against said estate are notified and reQui.
red to exhibit them duly probated and
registered within the time required by
law or they will be barred.
7. R. HUGHES, admir-.
Sept l3, 1881. 48-7t
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The State % NIIsaissInnI

JONES COUNTY.
!" ne Probate Court Of said C5ant, Septsmbs
Tenn, 1861.
10 Thomas Henserling and Rebecca Hen.
serlng Of the State Of Texas:
NOu are hereby cited to Be and Der.
Il sonally appear at the next Novem-
DER term Of the Probate Court of Jones
county, IN the State of Mississippi 10 he
held at Ellisyille on the End Monday az
November, A. D. 1861, on the drst day ~
the term, then and there to show cause
any they have, why the final account Of
Joseph g. Young commissioner 10 sell
the real estate Of LEWIS HENSRR-
LING, deceased, now on file in said Court
should not be allowed and q decree made
accordingly.
Given under my hand and
T. seal OF office this the 10th dav
| Of September a. d. 1861.
D. NJ. SHOWS,
Clerk.
Sept. 20, 1861. 4e.5t
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Administrntor's Notice,

WHEREAS letters of administration on
u the estate oiTHOMAS UNDERWOOD,
deceased; we've granted to the undersign-
cd, at the September term, A. D. 1861,
Of the Probate Court Of Jasper County,
State of Mississppi Now all persons hav-
ing claims against said decedent, are here
by required to exhibit the same within
the time limited by law, or the same will
be barred.
SAMUEL B. UNDERWOOD,
Administrator
Sept. IL, 1861. 4s-7t
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Surnmerrllie Institute
4 FIRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS ANDYOUNG MEN.
s@nra os..a P o. yol-'a 2. Aa.

saarat tt,.la p o. Nora5e ta As5.
VHE EF.th Aguul torn VI tdls tsslHreei
/ ah0ol u.l tafu on Monday the itl gas % De
t..si next and close on che lth OF July following.
Tire stNAsHfilll lNsrIIlIE has been ab't s '#iHs
I.s patrons a4ruE rne pest session tA'4iA e. IHs
schools generally have been compelled 70 e'o-.
Tho charges i7r the ugKt session VIII n' we he "
heretofore AE4 HUNDRED LoIIshs iar t1e tlH .N~
half Oh Nulerua school. the ether on me -n1 Anu'
aay 0f FEBRUARY follow uy. Hhele parties eanuQi
pay these amounts in cash, they may pay any ieA
slua1e smountoi money NOS loss than Wen4-nNt
dollars aud TIE other 10 bonds bills cr dlal' q the
Cln.aislata States. or IN their own notes que Cne
day lieg date bearing interest az per cent or due
n months sitter date drawing 10 per cent? interest
The Principal is making handsome improvement.
and aIdUnn- aud 81 the openlng OF school VIII nave
every room as comfortable ss the best private uNeI
lug Two boys occupy a room and ln % 90 tAelI
studying N4 confinement 10 Che school room
orhIEh reputation, sp.endd appointments sue
certain periormanenco the SuNN4RWtie lNsHIyTt
stands cnequlIad by any private Boarding school IN
our section
Ca Catalogues Of the present term furnished on
application.
Parties desiring % engage place ~ S'hoo' hAd
better 90 so atonee. We have but So rooms,
THOS S, GAIhRlGHE
Principal and Proprietor
"a Shuquaak Station Is the point for students %
leave the RNl0a D. My baggage wagon WI. De- no go
tendance. T. s. g.
Gholson. SIS. july H. 1861, 3a-f
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned by
the Honorable the Judge of Probate Of
Newton county, State Of Mississippi, at
the September term thereof, A. D. 1861,
on the Estate of WILLIAM w. MOORE,
deceased, late of said county. Now all
persons indebted to said Estate will please
come forward and make immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims against the
same must present them, duly probated,
within the time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred.
JOSEPH G. MOORE,
admir-.
Oct. 4. 1861. SLIT
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Hon JoHN J. McRAE.-We had the
pleasure Of meeting this distinguished
gentleman in our city the other day, on
his return from a meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Mississippi University
He looks as fresh and as genial as ever
Time wears lightly on the Governor-he
is a young man yet-precisely the same
man he was ten years ago. and feels to-
day as vigorous as our youthful Republic.
-Nississippian.
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A Situation Wanted,
FOR THE INCOMING YEAR ~

FOR THE INCOMING YEAR 1s6a.
II TAKE this method Of offering my ser
vices to any one wishing to engage an
Overseer. Those wishing to employ an
Overseer for the next year, by addressing
me letter or otherwise, stating number
Of hands, size of farm, &C., will learn my
price, which will be moderate 10 suit the
times. also wish to rent the place on
which / now reside. Terms moderate,
and will be known by applying to me at
Turnersvills, Jasper county. Miss.
F. o. THOMPSON.
Oct. lsth, 1881. LIT
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The State OF mississippi,


JONES COUNTY.
IN Probate Curt Of said County, October Spo-
cial Term, A. d. 1861.
To }. l.. o. Owen, Guardian for Albert C.
Owen, Eliza Owen and Dorcas Owen,
minor heirs and legatees Of the Estate
of JAS. SHOWS, deceased, Of the State
Of Texas, and all Others interested in
said Estate
VOU are hereby cited to be and person
Il ally appear at the next November
term of the Probate Court Of Jones Coun-
ty, Mississippi to be held at Ellisville on
the "a Monday of November, 1861, and
on the first day of the term, then and
there to answer the petition of D. NJ.
Shows and w. w. Shows, Executors of
The last will Of said decedent, for the sale
Of the following Lands belonging to the
Estate of said decedent, according TO the
directions of said last will, for division
among the heirs, which Lands are situate.
lying and being in the County OF Jones
and State Of Misaigsippi, designated as
follows, to-wit: All Of the E. J Of the Sc
/, and S.W. of Sc. /, and L. J of S.W. /,
and NV. / of NV. /, lying East of Tai
lahala creek and NV. I Of NE. /, Sc.
/ of NV. /, S.W, / of NE. },SN.E.4 of
NV /, NV. of Sc, /, in Section 81,
and Is acres of the S.W. and Sc. ! in
Section 90, and L. J Of NE. !, S.W. / Of
NE. /, Sc. of NV. /, NV. / of NE. /,
NE. / of NV, /, in Section 35--all in
Township n, r. 10 West-containing
in all five hundred and ninety acres more
or less-at which time the prayer of said
petitioner will be granted, and decree
made accordingly if no exceptions are Ia
ken thereto.
Given under my hand and
SEAL lseal Of Office, this 8th day Of
October. A. d. 1861.
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Jugs, Jugs, and Jars.

T HAVE established a new STONE
1 WARE FACTORY, in Jones county,
and am now prepared to fill all orders,
and deliver at the Factory at Is cents per
gallon. ! will deliver elsewhere, if re-
quired, for reasonable freightage. Adj
dress me at Errata, Jones county, Miss.
B. J. RUSHT0N.
Oct. 4, 1861. 5l-3t
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III FuREWARN am persons nom trading
II With my wife. Harriet Busty She has
l5,t my bed and board without cause. and
] viii not De responsible for any contract
that she may make
LEONARD BUSBY.
Wayne County, Oct is. 1851 Lot
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Adminisfrainr,s NnfiCe.

WHEREAS letters Of Administration
on the Estate of JOHN II. TER
RAJ, deceased were granted to the I'M
designed at the October term, A. D. 1861,
of the Probate Court of Jasper county,
State of Mississippi Now all persons hay
ing claims against the estate OF said dece
dent are hereby requested and required
to exhibit the same, and have them reg
stered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred
JAMES S. TERRAL, SR.,
administrator.
Oct. II, 1861. 52-7t
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WHEREAS letters Of Administra-
w ton on the Estate of DAVID N.
SMITH, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned at the last October term of
the Probate Court of Smith County, State
Of Mississipp Now therefore, all per-
sons having claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby required to ex-
hibit the same within the time limited by
law. or the same will be barred.
Ii. II. SMITH,
j. +. SMITH,
Adm rs.
Oct. Is. 1861. LIT
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EXeCutOr,s Notice.

WHEREAS letters testamentary of
w the last will and testament of Will
LIAM II. GAMAGE deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, at the Octo-
Der term of the Probate Court of Jasper
County, State Of Mississippi, A. D. 1861 ;
Now all persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are hereby requir-
ed to exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
b. V. GAMAGE
Erecuor, dc.
Oct. 18th, 1861. LIT
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JETE. DAVIS FEMALE ACADEMY.
smUBUTA, CLARK COUNTY, MSS.

JlHE FIRST session Of this school viii open on the
4 first day Of october under the personal super
vision and control OF Mrs. s y. PIERCE 30 long
aud tnYor0by known NJ the head OF the Female
school ct PftncEa hHnlsOs In this county.
MRS. PIERCE comes 10 this community with
long established and we'll sustained reputation ~
successful teacher Of young ladies, and will prepare
them for the advanced classes IN any OF tho Fonale
Colleges NJ The Confederate States.
THE MUSIC DEpAkIM ENf is already well pro-
yided for, and Mrs. PIFRot will associate with herself
into her house as b0aIders, few young ladies Who
may particularly desire 10 DE under her mmodiat8
care ~ twelve dollars per month including ali incl
denials except washing which viii Be extra.
Tuition wi be as N other schools Of The same
grade, and being fully Identified with the country,
and havnS entire confidence in the stability and sol
yeney u our government viii receive IN payment
tof board nud tuition Tho Treasury Notes end Bonds
Of he Coni0fcrat0 HiRlos.
Siu5ut1, Sept. q. 1861. ism
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hs- The flag that waved over Billy Wilson's mar
Quee is in very small pieces distributed about in
Pensacola. There is piece az the Observer office in
that city which draws we'll" A fragment has reach
cd Mobile and we have been favored with q scrap
Mobile ADJ
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IHE subscriber oilers for sale
hii place in Jones county. situs.
-" led about twenty miles from
- chubun, and consisting Of five
nuIuled ana twenty acres. The land lies
on both sides Of Bogue Homa Creek and
consists OF swamp, hammock. read brake
ana piney woods, with excellent range for
cattle One hundred acres are under
sooa fence, ! will take cattle or slaves in
payment instead Of money.
address me at Owenton, Jones county.
Mississippi JOHN NeGTTBFRP rS5''
Jones Go. HISS, Sept, Is, 1861. At
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by" Among the election returns we no
tice our confrere, Mr.. J. i. Davis, of the
Rural Gentleman, is elected Senator from
the District composed of Calhoun and
Yallobusha.- MiSsissipWan.
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TnE sTATE on MISSISSIppI.

IN he CAdHcay Court Of said County, at rule,
held al he Clerks Office Of said Court on
ths Isl, Monday, he second DAY Of Septen-
Der, 1861
Martha f. Harris.
vs.. Bill for Divorce.
Joseph Harris.
i pom opening compliments bill, il APP
" pearing that the said defendant Is q
nonresident Of this State, it is therefore
ordered that notice be- given to the said
defendant of the tendency of this suit,
by publication in the Eastern Clarion, a
newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Paulding, in the county Of JAS
per, in said State, for five consecutive
weeks, that unless he appear in and DO
fore the Honorable Chancery Court OF
Scott county, next to be holden in and
for said county, at the Court House there
of, in the town Of lIillsboro, on the 4th
Monday Of October next, and plead,
answer or demur to said bill, said cause
will be set down for final hearing on the
bill, and deposition to be taken.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL lof Office on this the second day
NS0S/of September, A. D., 1861.
JOHN p. HARRIS Clerk.
Per. R. w. BONDS, Deputy.
A. h. SMITH, for Comp
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Notice

IL claims due the estate Of ROBERT
N COOPER, deceased, in suit or iuds.
ment' can be paid to Mr.. L. B. Lassiter.
during my absence from home, whose re.
eeipt for the same will be duly recognized.
J. J. SHANNON, Admir-.
juno II. 1861. 9h-Lf
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TT'HE University will be open for the reception Of
4 students on the 10th September. 1891. While
many Of its students have gone 20 the war u is sup
posed that there are many young men left A. home
who desire 10 De educated. The Trustees are anxious
for the institution to 90 on whits exercises and they
will not be suspended unless want Of patronage re
TERMS AS USUAL.
ss per session. including fuel and servant hire
$50 for those who lodge on. Of College.
So Law Students
Board 5i4 % $40 per month.
j ~ HoWRY sec Of the Board
Oxford, Aug. 80, 1851. 46-tf
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REV. T. D. LEA, Classical Teacher.
MISS NJ A. MOORE English Department
MRS $. p. LEA, an Ornamental Branches.
MRS. NJ. +. DANKlNS instrumental Music
Hg- The buildings and the spacious grounds are
provided with view 10 tho making il permanent
school, ofthe greatest practical benefit
T, D. LEA, Proprietor
Mo7tross, Aug s, 1850. 43-ly
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REORGANIZATION or HEARING.

NT0TFs ON DEAFNE39 IN InsiflI1I1T FuH
Monde for deaf peasoDs. by " I. DAVIS, ". u,
So. II Bourbon St. New Orleans. ln tie wofk WI
be found tho full benefit Of mature Ineoiea lnfest
-, a. tba suhiect and directions for consultation
Sitb tho author by letter or personally sent rec
by mai 70 sufferers on receipt Of I've cent stamp
Address as above.
Nee Orief1s, Aug. 10, 1851. s4-oh.
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Decatur High School.

Mr.. J. PERRY, Principal Of Male Department
Mrs. g. z. JARVIS, Principal Of Fomelo Depart
mont
Mss MARY c. WILSON, Teacher in Musical De
partment
Rates Of Tuition per Session of flve
months.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Mental Arith-
mot6, tl2 o.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT,
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar Historyan
Familiar Science, $40 90
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Algebra, Geometry, Philosophy and Chemistry $40 %
Latin and Creek on either Of the Modern Ian
rlnges, s25 o.
Music, S25 o.
Contingent charge, 81 5c
Time charged from day Of entrance, and no doduc
ton made except for prOtracted sickness.
sufficient corps Of competent teachers will DO IN
attendance Of Southern BIRTH education and senu
mont.
Tuition due at the close Of each session
Board can be had at ten and twelve dollars per
month.
For further particulars, address NJ. Carleton, i
Seaman, q. MoAlpn or Roy j. +. n. lIuddeston.
Doc. Z, 1850. a.tf
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suoafisa P.rErr.--IrneraI Mcclellan publishes a
general order prohibiting pickle, shooting and da.
nouneihg che practice repugsnt 70 civilized warfare
This says Che Rehm cd Hhi1 is the Grst indication
liat me ceesals ore coming TO their senses Hereto
4'e 'hey have ..ud9galg snorsd ihs Rebels o.
human beings and vaged tAa war 10 spirit 81 the
inienssst tlF1ary Women. non contestants and
prisoners % war have 90 beeu treated vita cruelty
aud subjected 10 such oaguges as lAaaeteuzs only
the most harbsrous nations. We do not hear ths,
theirs IL any relaxation Do these .nhuman practices
Women are still .nsuted and imprisoned; non.
eomba'anti are SUN plundored and murdered PRISON.
ers are roned and tortured This leads 20 the infer
snoe that the Remuneration Of pieketsh59ung pro-
ceets from no ssntman; u humanity, no regard 70
the usages Of civilized nations. Bat DE villains have
found, by experience, that Il was q game 81 which
they we're losing-and hence their 0Btcry.
So long they persist in prac.i,ing other larbara
lies, by which they hope 70 gain il will Do optional
with US " respect their appeal in this particular in
which they ere losing. When they respect the laws
Of humanity in relation 70 women aud uusrmed mcn
in word, when they recognize and agree to observe
all the laws Of civilized war, it will be time enough
for Us 80 spare their pryngipickets.
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GnyIandsViIIe seminnry.

GaylandsVlIIe Seminary.
HNHEoxeroiseso of the GarlandsvileS Semi.
j nary, will be resumed on the 10th day
OF September, under the immediate super
vision and control Of the present. Prof.
g. w. CHATFlELD. There will be COM
patent teachers in both the Male and
Female departments, and strict attention
will be given to all the classes, with
view TO their proper and systematic ad-
vancement.
Board can be attained at from ten to
twelve dollars per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary department, 20 dollars per term
Of 40 weeks,
Academic department, 80 dollars per term
| Collegiate 40 /"
Music, 40 "
Garandsaie, Sept. 10, 1861. 4S-5t.
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hooks AND sTATIONERY.--Miscollans
| 1ous aud School Books, Of every description, lof
ne use Of Academies and Schools Also, greet "
ety Of Cap, Note and Letter Paper stsei sha Ooio
,ens ouilfs. kcs Inks, al kinds Ink Stands, Ac.
r. ". SMITH.
B,aaston May 10. 1850 a2-lI
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b. Through Fare, S4oO. ga
.ON Monday, October 1st 1850, the following SEIZED
" ule goes into operation:
The Morning Through Train leaves VicksbIrg a.
o'clock, A, NJ, connecting 90 Jackson Junction Will
the Passenger Train of tho New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, going South, arriving nj
NewtOn'at5 o'clock, p. ~.
The Evening Accommodation Train, (stoppup AT
JaciSson) Will leave Neksbuig az 2;b5 r. Ma and an.
rive a. Jackson Junction, az O 49, D. M connecting
with the Passenger Train Of the Now Orleans, Jack
son aud Great Northern Railroad going North
RsrrRNtNq; Tho Through Train will leave Newton
at IL 30, NJ, connecting at Jackson junction with
the Passenger Train Of the New Orleans, jackson AM
Great Northern Railroad, going North aud arrive Al
Vcksburg At :2j, Nm.
The Accommodation Train will loave jackson
Junction al 9 O'Clock, A. ~, connecting with tho Pas
senger Irau from New Orleans, and arrive * ycks.
burg az 1915. AN.
"a Passengers from Vcksburg for Canton and
the North by the Mississippi Central Railroad. will
take the Evening Train.
PB- Passengers for stations East Of Jackson will
take the Morning Tram
R5- Passengers for New Orleans can take either
Train
The above Schedule will be complied with. and all
passengers aud freight will be carried a. far ne tbe
condition Of the Road the safety of tho nubie and
the ability oil the Company viii Justify Bnt for apy
failures Orbmissions 20 comply herewith OF 10 esf
~ any freight which may be hauled 10 any Depof fr
transportation on the Road the COMPANY Win moi
hold it.oll responsible. W. NJ. WADIFY
oct 10, 1860 '''' ''''''''' ' sIa
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MnNIRnSR. IASPER 90. MIS-.

THIs Classical school. situated twelve miles south
Of the southern Railroad, Is easy Of access. and
free from the Che temptations common to towns
The healihfumess Of the locality, and the medical
quality Of our sulphur Spring are well known, Here
parents may ind a Southern h0me-school, under
pure moral influence, and with none but true South.
em teachers admitted.
Il is ndcpendent-the Proprietor being under ne
Trustee Boards or sec,aran schemes.
AE- The School year will begin OCTOBER 1st and
end JULY Slst Young ladies will board with the
teachers; young men with families NJ q convenient
distance
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI,

Oct. 4, 1861.
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NATHAN P.DODGE,
(srccIssoD TO MEssRs. DALpIsN DODGE.
Banker. and Land & Tax Agent,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
T1VHE GENERAL BANKING. COLLECTION AMI
i Land business transacted, In all its Branches
Particular attention gwen Paying Taxes for Non.
residents.
REFERENCES:
Park Bank. New York Cut
States Savings Association. St Louie.
Aassachusetts Bank, Boston, Mass.
Joseph Hsyes. Esq, de do
Henry Farnum. ESQ. Chicago III.
Hon. John A. Kasson. Washington, D. c.
Hamilton white Esq. Syracuse. Ny.
warren Bank. SoGth Danvers Mass.
Hon. g. Baldwin JndRe supreme Court Of Iowa
Hon. Sells Secretary state Of Iowa.
n. Prize, President State Rank nf Iowa.
P. A. Dey ESQ Iowa City Iowa.
:. Prankenthsi \ Co Chicago, Illinois.
June ., v4n7-tf.
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OFFICER 4 PUsEY,
B "A N X e r. s
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

Asfsrsaeeo:
Metropolitan Bank New FORK
1essrs. Win Grayden n Co.. New Yort
Aessrs Gilman, Dunlap Co., Cincinnati.
4essra- johnson. Brother l. Co Baltimore
4essrs- Samuel Harris 4 Sons do
Miles white. E-q., do
Aessrs. n. Holmes Sons Pittsburgh.
Aessrs, Kramer 4 Hahm do
Aes4rs. Potter, Mute. White & Bayiey, Boston.
4essrs Tener Davis. Philadelphia
Aessrs Anspsch. Reed Co, Phiisdeiphia.
1essrs W II Barksdale 4 Co, 81. Louis.
Aessrs Allen, Copp Nisbet, do
Aef.fy. Runysn. Brown Co, do
Ian. 1851. vAnsSyl
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a. e. LAROE 4 CO.,
House Carpenters and Builders.
cot vClI. DLCFFS, IOWA.
Wv. MAYNARD, gAises + Proprietor.

4 M rRsrtNxp n, MAKE coNfAACfs sun u
n ,r,t a., n,s,,,,s, 60 the NEST Asoeshe serrss
e,as ei.r.,ssss and ssersacattaas dfs~u sts s"a'
t,s, yessans ss eli klaA promptly a;ssnded 10,
tfcorrtNs e.a.tsa,ly "a band, sad msee " e'ss
a. hsy Se.srssi s,sie .ns sn,sh. Spessai ausas" h
- 70 takIas skargr at rsarrals.
tr sssp .a the c,yu~ss Jesseu and Centre sss tnss
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Ceuneil Bluffs Female Seminary
JAMES d. RUE, :: PRINCIPAL.
uOARU o. rRVSTEES:

D. C. BLoaMER ESQ .Prss't = heekipk. Seey.
THOMAS oFFil BR, Treasurer.
u.,- RALpwtN SAMUEL CLINroH,
sknEELS RkYLIyS, JAMES A. Jackson.
rHo.s u aENrON, Jk,, SAMUEL kNkrfhM
eOyER$ AILsLLANp,
JOHN r BALDWIN. VI H. y. ftshf-
sE<SlO<S TIE Aesseuieat wear Is aisrsea ~ Ia'9
Two sessions u weeks each Fhs sfes se-
.h.s siI epansense - " IBIS aeath t1shnAff
tsxf ard will esc<e the last Nesne>@sy 81 June
usxt The tu4i term wasi eousnaesce 90 tee shirs
ws~tae~,4r as AHgusi-
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Greet tsprHsse- 10 ta.s~ desiring IL
X s-,vs.ls.s ussse tor ahseare eIcrrs in cases o
prosr.rtes ssekae.e.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

LAW AOISN6.
re un4ersirnei have this day fsrmeS ee-csssreF'
sss'f the styie et
DOUGLASS 4 Ross.
oaes ea Lever pseaavay. sspssi,e fs'mers
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

cTMoses Iho.n jenkins, ~ Providesee,
r.. l., young Quaker, worth on. million of
dollars, had putehassd ticket. for himself
ard family 70 gofo Earop.. When tbs esll
vas mads for volunteers, to destroyed hle
passage tickets, aad enlisted 70 AxhL