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slierims Sale.

Dr virtue Of special execution issued from the once
ID Of the Clerk OF the District Court of Pottswattamie
County, Iowa and to mo directed, have levied upon
and will sell at Public Auction al tho front door Of the
County Treasurers Once in Council Bluffs City, in said
County. between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock p NJ. the It'll day Of May 1861. commencing
at the hour of O'Clock p NJ of said last named day,
the following described real estate, situated in said
County, TO wit
Lots and g. in Block in Jaekson's Addition to Coun
Gil Bluffs Lots and 3. In Block is; Lots and 2, in
Blcck I. and Lot in Block 81 In J. D. Bayiss PALM
cr's Addition to Council Bus City: Also, the undivd-
cd half Of the following p>gccis Of land. to wit
of Block W OF Block Z, 8 OF Block %, Of
Block %, 8 Of Block - Of Block 81, Of
Block So Of Block 50, OF Block g. N y Of
Block 81, Of Block as, N X Of Block 80 Lot 10 in
Block 81 Lots ~ and 3D. In Block S7exccpting two
lots therein belonging to the Iowa University and two
belonging to Mise Diks-taken the property OF
A. STAKEHOLDER, to satisfy Judgment rendered In said
District Court in favor Of Jacob H. white and against
said A. Burkholder, for 42S 72iO0 and costs, Ia
action for the foreclosure OF Mortgage executed by
said A. Burkhsldcr and wife, to said White Said sale
to be absolute. s. II CRAIG.
Sheriff of Pottawattsmic County, Iowa.
Council BlnfFs, lows, April 9Th, 1891
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While the eemmistes we're ont, the Flag
Of our Country uas brought IN By Msssrs.
A. Bausman and others, eiiciting the widest
shouts Of enthusiasm.
The good old patriotic air, "Ths Star
Spangied Banner was then sung with the
aspiris and the understanding" aided
materially By the melody Of female voices.
Mr.. Cole, from the Committee on Resolu-
tions, submitted the following:
wHrnxAs. Oar xssisnai Flas has been assaiiea By
rese. hsns and he essod Of American citizens AID
sslaiers has sssa she'd on American sol; and,
WHEREAS, 4 Gall las been male ~ oar government
for p.trcts i, rally to the standard Of oar country,
and vinaica:e our national honor; therefore,
Re,ofr.H mat we as American citizens, regardless
o. oar former political grOlisifies, and differences
,et-e sur..lYes 1, ate every effort in power and
to suer any personal pecuniary sacrnce which may
Be necessary 10 ylnsse the integrity Of the Union,
the SUPREMACY u the Constitution and the honor Of our
dag
The resolutions elected tremendous ap-
plause, and we're unanimously adopted.
d. o. Finch being called upon, addressed
the meeting, and in the course OF his re-
marks said this is no time to discuss the
causes that have brought about the troubles
of our country. Republicans and Democrats
might differ; elimination and recrimination
would follow. 1t is time when the people
of all parties should be united as one man.
/ Il is simply the country or not the country
the Flag or not the Flag! He had sworn
allegiance to but one Constitution. and that
was the Constitution of the United States.
have fought under but one flag, and so
| long as may live, will fight under the
Flag of the United States. Let US not stop
| to consider whether We are Republicans or
Democrats, but endeavor to save the little
liberty we have left. In the language Of
| the patrio! for whom We voted for President
at the last election, ~ am opposed to all
assailants Of my country"
S.V. White was called upon and respond
ed in q shor. address, in which be said
s:nature had intended him for worker and
not a speaker-that be felt able to do more
for the cause in assisting to obtain signers
to the list of the Guards. He stood ready
to work and to avenge the insult that had
been offered to the Flag"
&C. Cole was called. He related brief
" the aggressions Of the Mexicans in lS45,
and said our Government did then what it
should DO now. lie also alluded TO the raid
of John Brown at Harper's Forty, and said
let the rebels meet the doom that has been
dealt out to others.
At Mt. Pleasant, a large meeting was ad-
dressed by Col. SAUNDERS and HENRY CLAY
DEAN, after which resolutions were adopted
plsdssing unanimous support to the Gov
eminent and its flag.
But, why psrticularize, when the intslli-
genee from every quarter of the country,
but gives evidence that the great body Of
the American people have but one heart and
one purpose, in this great crisis.
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POSITION OF JUDGE S. A. DOUGLAS.


The following dispatch was left at our
ONCE few days ago, together with re-
quest that we publish i'll st. Louis Paper.
[C0PYl
WAsHlScroS, April Is.
T. E. Courtney.
Without having been consulted or indor-
sing any particular measure, am Tor my
country and against all assailants.
S. A. DOUGLAS.
After reading the dispatch and entertaining
n doubt in our own mind in regard to the
true meaning of the dispatch, We declined
publishing it till we had more authoritative
information on the subject. We then sent
the following dispatch 10 Judge Douglas:
[COPY]
ST. Louis, April l6.
To Judge S. 4. Douglas, Washington City.
Do you indorse Linooln's war policy ?
Missouri viii not.
We received the following answer:
WAsuIScroN, April II.
To James L. Faucet.
l deprecate war, but if it must come, l am
with my country and for my country, under
all circumstances, and in every contingency.
Individual policy must be subordinate to
the public safety.
S. A. DOUGLAS.
On Tuesday evening last, Senator DOUGLAS
addressed an immense crowd at Indianapolis.
He said:
rte--~r---,'- = - 80; 0"fi'"'
beseiged, ard piracy invited to prey upon
our commerce. The Northwest can never
consent to have their access to the ocean in
any direction cut of by the States; that it
is the duty Of our citizens, Democrats as
we'll as Republicans, to rise up and unsheath
the sword in defense of our Constitutional
rights, and never sheath them until they are
secured. would not infringe on the rights
of the South; have ever defended them.
l have done everything in my power to avert
this war, but it is forced upon us. 1t is no
time to enter into nice discussions Of its
causes. Let as rindicate our rights first,
and discuss the causes of our troubles after
wards. call upon my countrymen to rise
rs one man, and to battle for their. Cons!i-
tutional and inalenable rights"
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A BR ECKINRIDGE ORGAN ON THE
CRISIS

We ask the especial attention Of our rea-
dcrs to the following paragraphs, from the
Columbus (Ohio) Fact, paper that sup
ported BREcKINRIDGE with zeal and ability.
This is the way BREcKIsRIDGEEs now talk /:
The hour for political speculation and
compromise policy has passed. Things have
assumed definite shape. Civil war is up
on US, and it is now the business of the
government to pursue such a course as will
most speedily and most effectually silence
the traitors and re-establish the supremacy
of law and order. All squeamish sentiment
tality,,should be discarded, and bloody ven
geance wreaked upon the heads OF the
contemplate traitors who have provoked it
by their dastardly impertiuence and rebell.
ious acts. No quarter should be sho,ra to
rebels, and traitors should hang.
Men who have disgraed their Northern
blood by sympathizing with the Southern
oligarchy, had better change their tune, and
that speedily. None but traitors deserving
The 9ibbet, piH be found sustaining the
cause Of The Southern rebels. Those who
are not for the stars and stripes are against
them. There is no middle ground. Let the
people calmly and dispassionasely consider
the matter, and discover to what desperate
extremes the success of Southern arms
would lead us. The inheritance of liberty,
bought By the blood Of our fathers and be-
queathed with blessings to their children,
will have given place to tyranny, usurpation,
despotism, mauacles and slavery. In the
contest now progressing by the act Of the
Secessiorists, these evils have to be guard
ed against. Northern men, in the eyes of
the Lords of the Lash, and the breeders Of
quadroon bondsmen, are no better than their
own chattle slaves-their otrn flesh and
blood in chains! In a community where
carnal and lascivious lusts are cultivated to
the exclusion Of oil the more ennobling
passions-where virture is romance, So
briefly fiction, and liberty lie-there
need be little Of honorable warfare expected;
and as we have to deal with chivalrous cut.
threats and self degraded guerillas, our ac-
tons should be shaped to meet the impend-
ing necessities.
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Council Bluffs Female Seminary,
JAMES D. RUE, PRINCIPAL.
uOARD OE TRuSTEES.

D. @. BLooMER, Esq ,Prcs't. n. McBRlDE, Sec'y
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer.
Hon. @. BALDWIN. SAMUEL CLINTON,
SAMUEL BAYLlSS, JAMES A. JACKSON,
THosS. H. BENTON, JR., SAMUEL kNEPPkR.
G. W. BOYERS, w. =. NcCLELLAND,
JoHN T. BALDWIN W. II. n. PUSEY.
SESSIONS The Academicai year Is divided into
two sessions twenty-five weeks each. Tho hrst ses-
sion will commence on the Esd this month (Janaary,
1851 /, and wil close the last "Wednesday OF Juno
next The full term will commence on the third
wednesday of August
ERMS:--Psymentr eaairci invariably In advance,
per half session, Of eleven weeks, Is followsi
PRIMA AIRY DEPARTMENT, .............. 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. -. 90
COL LEGlATE - I" %
MUSIC, Pisnoor Gv,itar with use of lnst,m't 10 %
INSTRUCTION also given in the French, Latin, and
Greek languages 10 those desiring it.
No deductions r,ade for absence except In Of
protractcd sickness.
BOYS not ever ten years OF age admitted.
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EApologists for Traitors wsrs nunsr-
Gus during The 6rst bloody struggle which
the people Of the Country went through 70
gain thsir liberties; and, y Tie average Of
nankind is probably not much better now
than then, it ID, perhaps, not strange that
apologists may be found for the traitors who
are now endeavsring to destroy the liber.
ties 90 dearly bought BY our ancestors.
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ASTONISHING I!

The gentleman who has been Postmaster
of Council Bluffs for the past two years, has
been removed for no other reason than that
he was Democrat! What an outrage
What impudence and audacity on the part
of this Administration, to thus deprive
Democrats of their CONSTITUTIONAL pdbu-
lum! Let's SWIVEL!
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IMPROVEMENT IN WESTERN BUSINESS.

Northwest is getting fairly over the hard
times which have 30 long prevailed, is the
fact that the Messrs. Fairbanks have sold
here during nine Or ten months past, nearly
three times as many large railroad, grain
and stock Scales, a. ever before in the same
period Of time. This shows very crafty
Ing Improvement in all branches Of busi-
ness, especially those in which much weigh
ing is required to be done. Il is conclusive
evidence, also, that Fairbanks Scales, which
have been steadily growing in favor for
over thirty years. are now, after so long and
thorough trial, more highly esteemed than
eve. before, ell through toe West Caica-
90 Tribune.
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ssIF KENTUCKY TOMORROW IN
1JIRI.S THE BANNER OF RESISTANCE,
NEVER WILL FIGHT UNDER THAT
RANyER. / OWE A PARAMOUNT
ALLEGIANCE TO TIE WHOLE UNION
A SUBORDINATE ONE TO NJ OWN
STATE."-Hsnry Clay, U. S. Senate 1850.
Oh, for generation Of Henry Cia5s to
dare all for the common country!
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NATHAN P.DODcE,
tsuccEssoa TO MEssRs, BALprwx pon.,
Banker. and7 Land & Tax A..,.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
TIME GENERAL RANKING. CoLLscrIox .r,
i Land Business transacted. In all iss Br,p.ss
Particular attention given to Psyilx TAKE. ior -
residents.
RErERENCEs.
Park Bank. Now York City
States Savings Association ST Louis.
Massachusetts, Bank, Boston, Mass.
Joseph Hayes. Esq, de do
Henry Farnum, Esq, Chicago. Ill.
Hon, John A, Kasson, Washington, D. o,
Hamilton White, Esq, Syracuse ny.
warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass
Hon. c.. Baldwin. Judge Supreme Court Of Lon.
Hon. Il Sells, Secretary State Of Iowa
II. Price, President State Bank Of Iowa,
p. A. Dey Esq. Iowa City, Iowa
3. Frankcnthsi Co, Chicago, illinois,
June 3, vin7-tf.
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- Soxk one wants to know whether the
initials c. S. A., means, "Caa't stand Abe"
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nj ED,

Near this city, on the 18th inst, HARRfETT, WIG
Of JOHN wRAv, and daughter Of John \. ana Aiisa-
beth Rudd, AGED IS years.
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| A SUPERIOR Lor opfsLAss AND PCTTr, yuS
W.. xeQ11lLASD
, 1861-06-18

PHuADIIFmA flour MAnEEr-June 16.--The
-four market continues unsettled snd dull, and
standard euPerhnn made from winter whest, fs
eas;n e1sfsa es md e1t1. q $50 1Ei Without
Extra md d fa@ly eod on ats tsrms LET
iii e. sssam m S9s Is s1;5e @ 4
wheat. arc quoted At $5@5 25 and but little doing
email nay within the above range Of prices Tor a..
pe1Hne, extras and extra family, md }6TN76o 2
btl for fancy brands In quality. Rye aour Is oef.
81 es he sass ts,ss tns a1e It. a:o
ass2 brla dour 1880 ba wheat; h,7so b com; 1i
'S e.sa sR1 5nns - % Of grain hare
fallen of greatly during tho last three dsJs. This
morning only cars wheat, Of corn aud OF cats
iefed On 'chsnee, and tharc were no .eiiabln bids
lille dispositioa to do business on 'change, and nd
sste q ihnss y Wh.t Is dculs Ii HG sell III ae s
gle CIR load on the track at $1@, several sales
have been made of the Board = higher rates Last
sSes1S esa Sa99s b Sd sS i sy
morning at Sc fsan store-HetaM.
lot q l5e9 brls n pressed . 80 brought
tA.5a, holders still asking 81. 6oGb465. Bag aour
quiet at quotations. Whest veTy dull, Il being
are therefore entirely nominal. Peas are dull At
7o171c-. Oats non{nally as quoted, but vi ,hout
any Large transactions to report Pork-Thess Is
still vide margin between tho buying and ceiling
price, particularly for mess. Tho rnnEe Il from
ssd Il, making T a!a1sat 70 plaeo lots thrown
OCEAN FRE18urs At NEW YoRK.-1une Tito
Liverpool G5 hhds. Ta1low 1t S'a. Cd /; o. 900
buAh. Wheat at 64d- in bnlk, and 7@I4d In
baga; $1,000 bush Corn at sgd In bulk 1, 900
bhls. Flour At IL. Sd. Ole. ID. To London. a0,0o0
Flour 1t d. ID al. 1QTd, and SO t. Beef at e..
70 Glasgow, 500 bhls. Flour a. 8s, and 6 600 bush.
Wheat n ship's bags 1t 10d. To Bristol 900 bhls.
thipner,s hs0s ut TIC The charters include the
The Rufeian ship Bore to Cork and market with,
y, 900 bush Wheat At %. p qr., the shipper to ind
the mats, An Ame1icAu weasel to OunE1k With
Com at I'D, and Oats at 13d- !,
, 1861-06-18


FREIGHTS-Firrn4 The engagements wete ia
follows:--To Ktpgttou: eehr: Z. II. Aason, to
arrive, wheat, at l0c To ogwcgo: schr. Harriet
Fo tt e pfTe Baa sEosqy Eon shs h5.e l.
wheat at &c, and oats at &c, or 1tx to New York;
echr. Essex, wheat, at exc; schr. c. E. Bailey,
e. at Ge; sch,: psamsfk u i eoEn At e4c To
Canadian echoore-, wheat, at 6Ke.
FLouR-Receivsd,4 4.190 bzls. Market dull and
b9l0c lower. ssles: 229 brls ~ M.'Wauconsta'' extra
50 sfs smsa i Ms @ 'i so be- e g I'D g
choice e1t1a At Sa60: 800 brla " Clarendon" At
saas go b.la sS9th sS r.! B.sash' 3; & sad 1So bts
e 81 81 P dx go Esds s,s eta ststsas & @ 9s BIZ
choice superfine At Ss.a5. :" <''''S' ~ 0t''
n WHEAResei,s #:4ts as .1s s. b.; sppsd g 20
aoi~eteTa Gub Il osHc n %
2,0o0 bu No. ! Spring In store at 69c-curteacy;
IL 600 bu do at 6eHe.curEency; 1900 By do At 6sc
a.enlEency oo 6q DO et ese.go1d; 1;ooo b DO
No. Spring at 61c In stoIe-cutreney; 1850 bu
q; i,5oo bn do At tx so-ear7ency; 500 81 Rejected
- Sales By eampia ware: 16s bags good milling
Spring at CSC on track; 15o bags iar Spring at &c
bg. Market dali md heavy. Sales, 56oo bu cansl
Mixed Ct 23He aaoat-eurfency; 15 ooo ba prime
ensas; et95s Ct az e g Il 60 b. Do At 2A
17HeaasuHency; ooo bu do d currency. 1
OATS Received. 20s1 b., Market quiet. Sales,
u Il x Reeeived, Il % sss s.: MssSes unchanged
Sales. $500 bu No. In store at a1c-gold andcuE-
BARLEY Received. 5es bu- Market quiet and
nominal Sales y eks good at Sic delivered.
HUNGARIAN SEEDING demand, and scarcely
falfns1a Shzins iSa1ss 15 st nEs at s5e PEI bu
RHNrE n al lat
, 1861-06-18
MONETARY.

MoxpA1 Evening, june H. 1861.
The money market Is ztil ead]y depressed. As
far al the city banks are copcsEnedI there is very
Atls doing, and xnti they get rid Of the effects OF
"stump-tail" there cannot bo much improve
ment. Eastern currency Is becoming more abun-
dapt. and some OF 1t Is very good ind worthy Of
AL confidence. 1twou'd be well. however, for our
readers to keep eharp eye on what they take, for
there can be no question whatever that II there fs
a" wildcat" at the East It will make thu best
time the express companies will permit for this
section Of county, Gold is also In better supply.
We are glad to notice that somo Of the banks In
tho new accounts they have opened treat all cur
rercy alke that is, they credit customers for ex-
actly what It Is worth. II costs three per cent.
to convert It, let them credit customers 81 instead
Of 100 cents On the doll.r. In the matter Of neT
checks let the holders demand coin, OF bills that
are equivalent to coin, that is that are redeemed
In this city. Let the banks, when they discount
Iote. If such thing becomes common, pay the
coin or Its equivalent, and then require tho note
to be paid In like funds, Let Us now have real
specie basts.
We learn that project is entertained By highly
responsible parties to establish agency here for
one or more Of tbs best Canada Banks, and II Buc-
ccssful, their notes will be redeemed by the
agency at Il Of one per cent. in coin or exchange.
Such plan, II rightly carried out, and 1t will be II
the parties We have heard named In connection
with it control it, will afford extensive facilities
to the business interests Of the city. Let the
whole thing be conducted On strictly business
principles, and It will prove succo.s. for our
people have entire confidence In the best Canads
Banks. "Stump-tal u is not tolerated there.
I'm tha Roar1 ri T7ra7a frh1ay eyrhnrpn Yn1ad
, 1861-06-18


Some changes having been ma,io in our Fire
Department, and several additions to our
steamers since any extended notiee ct the
same, we have procured from Chief Engineer
Harris q few Details, We have now HIGHT
Steam Fire Enginea manned, and located -
follows: rs
;. .:.. SOUTH DIVISION, '-''.
LoEo Joun--n men, horses. Lszaue near
ExTESrnIhE-1om men, bhorscs. State near Con-
grtes etrcct.
= Little GIAxr-a men, 2 horses. Dearborn near
Washington ftrett. i
EcoYoa1 s mon, ahortcs. Near City Hospital
On Old street.
j.. NORTH DIVISION.
Ar1Asz1o-1o men, 4 horses. Michigan ncaz
Wolcott street.
L1BkHrT-9 men, 2 horses. Dearborn near Su.
rerior Etreet Ito be removed to Illinois near Frank
LIN street,.
WEST DIVISION.
leland QuEKF-10 men, 4 horses West Lake
NEAR Jeaerton Etreet.
u nAnRIs-10 men, horses. Jackson cor
ner Clinton street.
Attached to each Of these is hose cart
drawn BY single horse, to the management
Of which due share of the complement Of
men set down to each steamer are assigned
increasing, however, the above named num-
ber Of horses, the whole giving the following
fniat-
, 1861-06-18

NEW YORK, june 17.-F1ou-6@18c lower
Eye e # saper as dsfas s % sss
$50 for extra stste. - 45o0$4 Is for super extra
Mettern, 3 60@$6.o0 common to medium, extra
Mss5sss fssSs St.adRp shdRpng g binds r oae f o.
little ntmer for extra State, with no sales below
e475; Canana -four heavy and lower for common
gradcs-eales go go b5ls M At MW@7.69 infesloE to
800. corn meal steady; sale7 500 brls Brandy
Wmafr-shade tlrmez, In good request; Gales
6HA1x-Wheas 1or Common grade. Is heavy and
1Iac 1o1fer; good sound spring rnies slightly lii
favor Of bnyes. with moderate export demand
81 Sasa no4Srsst: a na Gh1ssSo SDb bspstngg st at
R4cine spring st 81 te@1 LOO ba inferior to
primo Milwaakee club 1t 92hc01.16; 370s 4mber
i9Wa Ct $1 1e@d17; g ooo winter red western at
ter prices. Sales 1900 bu at 6s@6gc Barley dull
at o50G02c: Com opened steady and closed q shade
drmer with fair demand for export and home
consumption. Sales 116,o00 bu st 3sKD44c for
new mixed western 46c for poor southern. Oats
dull at e91s2c for western and Canadian, 82@Sahc
PHoF1s1osE.-Pork demand moderate and pri-
ees Without important change. Sales ESQ bbls at
3l5;c@1576 for mess, s10so@1o.75 Tor prime.
prime; *5.5o@s,oo for ness; s@1o for repacEed
mees; 1o@11 extra mess. Prime mesa beef quiet
and unchanged. Beef hams dull. Sales Is bbIs
pIuAe HEsteIu at $14.oU4 tuk meats quiet. Sales
Dacon dull and unchanged. Lard steady. Sales
400 brls at 8H99K. Butter s119 for Ohio; s@l5
for state. Cheese steady at 3O7 according to
quality.
GHocEn1Es-Cofee continues VERY firm for all
descriptions, with good demand. chiefly for Rio.
Sales $50 bag Of Laqnayra at 1897 D1Ic; 800 bags
Of Rio at 12@14c ;.e50 matts Of Java at TIC. ST.
far-ecarcely 50 firm, and demand less active
Havana, pat at ,6Ee. Mo!asses continues dim,
With moderate business doing. Sales, 120 hhds
co at e2le6c,
sTocKs- Unchanged generally. Gal d Chi 5911Sf.
85; Erie LIT bonds 1o1H; do 81 50; Ede bonds 81,
Is Il; coupons, TX.
New, YoRK, June 1T.-Bank statement-Iu-
stsase sca.esdo IN fRee5s % dpests
$255.659.
BUFFALO, Juno 17.-F1oUn-Unc and
dull.
GnAn-Whcat dull and heavy: only aales re-
ported. GOO bu cx M club at 90c; 1000 bu red win
sG. eco bu at &C.
G4s4I EaElenrs-1oss< for corn, 11,xc for wheat
LAKr1aroars-1o,co coo Jlrs -four ia, coo bu vhest,
IS, GOO bu corn. n. COO bn oats,
LAKE Exponrs-a,5O0 brls -four, SCI 900 bu
whe4t, G,0G0 bu cosn 1900 bu corn, 1000 bu rye
osTEGO, JUNE 17-FLouR-Dnn-
GEA1s.-Nhe at IN dcmhnd. Sales 6, 900 bu No
Chicago eptdng at SOC aAoat. Corn is a shade
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREiaATst Steady; sc on flour, &c On
corn Sc On wheat to New York.
Il 500 lu corn. ID 200 bu oats.
CANAL ExronTs-3,GA brls flour, $500 bu
wheat, e, 100 bu corn, ], 400 bu peas.
, 1861-06-18

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RanJsn. ta 1tfe Jcsefa J5hnsson % @aa Gha:is. LEV e. t.
Wicker: John Dsnnlston, American Hor,s Sa'i Con
h5s9u Patss Slime: sie;tsn j: Gea*tcs chss,ss
Bssse deess:sS a.
q Hs 4 oss5s + n Is
cas- din Chaacs17.
1aafs k=oyoa' @ n's 1f= Thn sms,sa ~ os
oapsny; aps!sa Ba:sis@ sl;n:sisttas5f = 10 ::
gs.ton lotv:ck and Chal1e, stsrT. il. tea 81 4:
ice Il Il 80 sssa et;n ~ { ses g
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Flk1n* deceased, shall personally be and appesr,,
fore sail sup nor SosEt Of C.lesgo ef Cook ,uak
It Chicago, In sAu County. on the nrBt Monday q
June. 1851. ard pieA1. aswer O. tIn1ur t. tas sa3
Estters and things therein charged and stated Will fe
taken confessed. ard DECREE t1s.f:d hgat.ss y9a
aceort.1ug to TIC prayer Ct said bill
WALTER EIABALL- Clerk
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