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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

CO The City Marshal arrested . man
last Thursday for riding upon the side
walk. He was taken before the Recorder
and fined three dollars, in accordance with
the ordinance Sin such case made and pro-
yidsd."
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WANT TO BE LET AIONr {.

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The act passed by the Confederate Con-
Congress, recognizing war with the Uni
ted States Government, and authorizing
the commissions to privateers, contains the
following paragraph-which, We submit, is
rather rough for such gentle creatures, who
only ask to be s.let alone:''
"SEc. 10. That bounty shall be paid BY
the Confederate States, of $50 to eaca Der.
son on board any armed ship or vessel, be-
longing to the United States at the com
mencement Of an engagement, which shall
be burnt, sunk or destroyed by any vessel
commissioned as aforesaid, which shall be
OF equal or inferior force, the same to be
divided as in other cases of prize money
and bounty of $25 shall be paid to cwn-
ers, officers and crews of the private armed
vessels, commissioned as aforesaid, for each
and every prisoner by them captured and
brought into port, to an agent authorized
to receive them, in any part of the Confed-
crate States; and the Secretary of the Treas
ury is hereby authorized to pay or cause to
be paid to the owners, officers and crews of
such private armed vessels commissioned as
aforesaid, or their agent, the bounties here
in proyided,o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

- Mr.. j. II. WALLACE, Secretary Of the
State Agricultural Society, will please &C
esps our thanks for copy Of the "rules,
regulations and premium list' for the
"Eigh Annual Exhibition" Of the Socie-
IT,, to be held at Iowa City, in September
uaft
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CO" The Sioux City Register states ths.
there is quito large emigration to Dacota
Territory, thisspring. Those who emigra,e
to that region, at the present time, will have
aBs choice Of land, US not an acre in the
Territory has yet been entered.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

CO The westward emigration continues
undated. The white-topped wagons are
rolling through "thicker and faster' every
day. A good many of those passing have
the Stars aud Stripes displaycd-generally
large flag over the top of the wagon, and
sometimes the head Of each horse orna
mcn.cd with a small copy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

tT We notice tina. Messrs BALDWIN &
DopaE are rigging up their "prairis
schooners," preparatory to "voyage"
across the plains. Their mill in this City,
'nrna cut amy. amount Of the best quality
Of -four, and Denver furnishes one Of the
best Of markets.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

u Workmen have have engaged for
several days past grading the street that
crosses the bluff directly in front Of J. w.
Ross residence. No small amount Of dig
ging and shovelling will be required to
bring that street down TO a proper grade.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

cS' Tho Artillery Company raised in
this City meets regularly for drill, and is
progressing finely. An agent has been
dispatched to the Capital Of the State, for
purpose Of procuring field piece for the
Company. We don't know what success
he will NEE. with, but i. is confidently ex-
pectsd by the Company tina; the gun will be
on hand before MANY days.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

- Lieut.. c. G. Rec, Of the "Council
Bluffs Guards has been devoting himself,
for more than a week past, to the making
Of cartridges for the use Of the Company.
",, IN, her, Of this company are diligently
,r.,,,;ou ,hsms,,..s for astive service, and
hold themselves in readiness " re'po.- ~
any time TO the call "to arms"
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CO The Washington (lowa) Press sug-
gssss the name Of Col. s. II. Grams, ~ a
proper man to take command Of the forces
raised and to be raised in the State Of Iowa.
Nsmo,s heartily endorse this suggestion,
As in our opinion tho command could not
devolve upon more competent man. Col.
CrsrIs is one Of the best drilled officers in
the eounsry-onc who has seen active ser
siee-ana is we'll scho oiled in both the
thsorv and the practice Of war.
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Ey- The Omaha papers speak in high
terms Of the new ferry boat-"Lizzie Bay
l.s"-buils for tho trade between Council
Bluffs and Omaha. II there is n point on
the river where a good ferry is needed, this
/. that place.
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Geld disesyerea near Council Bluffs

WHEAT and OATS.
.~D AVID
TINE ~UR<cR1BER HAS o. - s~,,
l .sr sale savetbss gusAfsF 81 rss -. -
.rs oats Asss q ssaii sSsatssy % sA1 N"'
nxryyrsRASNAs wHxA1. - rsaux
xsscs g. 1s!-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

eY~ We cordially invite the attention of
IT, and other advocates Of ballot box
reputation, and peaceful separation," to
the preamble and resolution unanimously
adopted by the Iowa House of Representa-
tlvcs on the 10th inst, and which We pub
li.h oday.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

GA drove Of 6os-looking hogs passed
through town last Thursday. They are to
be drive a to Salt Lake.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

er The other day party Of secessienisss
at Fillmore, Mo-, were drawing up a seees-
sisn dag just as the st. Joseph aud Council
Bluffs coaches arrived at tha, place. The
Passengers, twelve in number. happened to
b. all Union nen, aud quite spirited con-
vcr.a,ion sprung up between them and the
seces.ionis,s. The secessionls.s were told BY
n passenger that 10 short time it wenld be
the fashion 10 hoist secessionisss instead Of
s''sssioa Tags.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

CO Sasire-the style Of writing indulg-
ed in BY contemporary, which is heap Of
say, but good deal more tire.
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Notice.

Notice.
yJ1HE co-rartnershp heretofore existing between
NJ Bride san is this day Dissolved by mutual con-
SentE NJ Bride is alone authorized to use the name
Of the firm in settling up the buaineSs.
MCBRIDE n SILL.
All persons knovi ing themselves INDEBTED 20 the above
Arm, viii costs by making an immediate settle
meat, MOB q 3
Council Bluffs Nay 20, 1861. si3i.x
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-e =
MISSOURI MILITARY RILL

The ST. Louis Republican gives the fol-
ing brief abstract of the provisions of the
infamous Military Bill passed by the Missou-
ri legislature, at its recent session:
The bill puts the military power of the
State wholly in the hands Of the Governor,
and he may use it for good or bad purposes,
as his views of the State may dictate. This
is undeniable. Having then the power Of
the sword, and Of the purse-which the
bill gives to him without any limit whatever
1t will at once be seen that he has the des-
tiny of Missouri in his hands, and we can
only hope that he may preserve its pence and
dignity. The bill divides the State into nine
i,ary districts, and provides for nine Major
jor Generals, being eight more than belong to
the army of the United States. They are
all to be appointed by the Governor in the
first instance, and it is patent on the face of
of i, that they are to engage in duty at once,
at five dollars per day each, with mileage.
Under this law the whole State-that is, all
persons between the ages Of eighteen and
tfty-are to be enrolled; and eventual
ly the "Missouri State Guard" composed
of "volunteers enlisted for the term Of sew
en- years" is to be organized. Before being
organized, they are required TO take the fol-
lowing oath ''You, each and every one of
you, do solemnly swear or affirm Gas the case
may beg, that you viii. bear true allegiance
to the State of Missouri, and that you will
serve her honestly and faithfully. against all
our enemies or opposers, whatsoever, and
observe and obey the orders Of the Gouern-
or Of Missouri, and the orders of the officers
appointed over you. when the duty according
to the rules and article Is for the government
OF the Missouri Stale Guard, SO help you
Godo
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HOW THEY WHISTLE UP COURAGE.
Ia show snmpthiry of the strait to which


To show something of the strait to which
he leaders Of the Southern rebellion
ara driven :. their efforts TO keep the masses
up to the fighting point, we have collected a
few extracts from the augusta "a Des-
patch Of the eth inst, as follows: :,
Dawson GRAYs.-This fine corps paraaeo
this morning, presenting splendid appear
ance. We notice several negroes with the
company as servants. One Of them said he
intended to have lock Of Old Abe's wool.
anyhow.
Mr.. Jnc. P. Figb. an old and.welknown
citizen of Montgomery, has rendered to the
Secretary of War. as his contribution to the
defense of the Confederate States, the ser
vice OF twenty negroes and twenty mules,
which he proposes TO direct in person.
Our military friends who expect to engage
in the contest with Northern vassals, would
do we'll to bring home all the Yankee skins
thew can, as friend Burch will tan them a.
short notice at his taunery.
Major Lewis Zachary, for many years
Sheriff Of Newton county. has written let
ter to Abraham Lincoln, given him notice to
get out Of Washington City IN thirty days
IL Major Zachary takes the matter in hand
We predie, hot work for "oli Abe"
We cannot refrain from bearing tessimo-
nv TO the gentlemanly character and deco
rous behavior Of the volunteers. They are
composed OF the best citizens of the State,
and reasc, credit upon Georgia in any po-,
sition. IL is hard to send such men to repei
the miserable hueliues sent out from the
Northern cities to invade US. But they VIII
shaw the crushing power of intelligent man
hood and jus, cause over the mean tyran-
py of brute force.
The following touching incident Is report
al "a have occurred at La Grange, "a,
where guns we're fred on the receipt Oh Tue
new. sha. Virginia had seeded;
An old Virginia negro, being started oy
the rapid firing and fearing .ons,h'ns
dreadful had happened, exclaimed zoe.
n mighty, massa Juuius, what do oil da'
shooter mean" "Nothing, only thai VIZ
,;n;. ha. seeded" "Am dat 80 ?" YES
4 10 So. swell, we'll, well! no. ores'
a. Lor for cher more for dat, nov dis mig
ser JUS a. soon live as to die p And man,
= white bipsd was 9ai's as happy As ois
3 ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

IC. j. FOX.
Baldwin's Brick Block.
hower 4roAdwA y,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
DEALEx IN rsRxreS AND Doxks1c
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY +!
SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON,
steel, Nails and Cas-ngs,
ANVILS, VICES,
ssf'e~s, sers~ Plates, Aa.s = ss.dss Ha.-
ssrs, sSrtsSs, .sriss. ssA rAt~Sss sksiss,
CARPENTERS, MILL wRIGHTS,
Aad cabiaet Makers Tools,
0rsssry S-srsssy, $50 Gerry best (ssstsS.
HUNTS, SIMMONS and COLLINS
Axes e Edge Tools,
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
sHoyELs aud SPADES, Of Ames' and others make.
Log, Coil, Trace, Lock, Fifth, Back and
Halter CHAINS.
BUILDING MATERIAL
LOCKS, LArCHEs, BUTTS, SCREWS, GATE
AND BLIND HING Es, &C., kc.,
Crow Bars, Picks, Grub Hoes, Ma,iocks,
Iron wedges Harrow Teeth Rings and Staples,
Blocks and Pullies.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting OF a genera assortment of
Brsss.ss and Jspsn.a Ware, Plat. SD
Irors HasA!sd Table Gallery, STEER PIs-
ted Forks asd Spoons, Krass and Es-
smsisd PrsssrrtsS Asfsiss, SC.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AIarse Stock always on hand Of
DEERE'S MOLINE PLOpVS,
Harrows, ox-Yokes Straw Cutters, Revolving Hay
Rakes, Grass Seythes and Snafhs, Grain Cra-
dies, Forks, Rakes, Hay Knives, Bush
scythes, sc, &C, &c.
Lift and Chain Pumps,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD,
Block Tin and Babbin Metal, &C., &c.
Little Giant Corn & Cob Mills,
Manila \ Cotton Cordagc, Broom, Stacking |
4 Wrapping Irvine, Nemp Packing, sc. |
AGENT
For the Sale or Cast steel C1rsslsr, .MtlI
.nsIsy, and Cross Cat ss~s, kYrs Proof
Safes, platforms Scales, Rubber BsIs.
tss and Packing, ThrsshtsE Ma.
ehtnes, .nanny's Rsspsrs and
.n0rsrs ssd Portable Grtst
.ntHs.
My stock will at all times be found large and COM
plete and will be sold the most reasonable terms
cash. H@..
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev vm AcCAspLisH viii preach in the Pressy-
terisa Church ts-usrFsv al The usual hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

GALE OF STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER MA
~ chinery, &c:-CHAMBERs h FAlRCIIILD, Auction
will sell on Tuesday October at 10 O'Clock No SO
Attorney street. Is horse Steam Engne also Boiler
shaftng Pues Betting &c, throughout the building and
running and can be- examined I'LL day of sale; private
bids will be entertained I'll, day OF sale Apply D. CON
GER No Rutgers place, to the auctoneers lis Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
d. CAULKINs, AUCTIONEER.
As MORTGAGE SALE

n. MORTGAGE SALE
Rich and costly Household Furniture,
o.. Elegant rosewood Pianoforte,
Valuable Paintings Artistic Bronzes Marble Gronpa &a
sept S At the elegant private residence 2iS West
Commencing AT lo1l O'Clock.
elegant Psrm the entire contents Of the house The
S The whole will be sold to the highest bidder FOR
& h OF the house Is nearly new, and must be sold TO
Elegant rosewood octave Panofore with all modern
improvements 0Sers'runs s S.1s sJ pearl keys &c.
rich rosewood Stool satin and embroidered cover
three elegant full suits OF rosewood faror Furniture rich
~ rarian Ornaments, rich Vases, Also magnificent
I'm rosewood Centre and Side marble op Tables richly
Beasisa Washsnds Sofa Beds IN iae hsreiss s ten
pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to ~ pounds,
Dining Room Furniture Of fine oak Extension Ia
Forks spoons &c with heavy cut and engraved Glasswais
Of every deserpon Sale positive by order Of g. HALL
A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 Co, AuCTIoNEERs
ELEGANT FIRST lass aonsEuoLp FURNITURE,
THE rHd'HRrf Or E'ii LEAVING FOR
s oays ps Room
Oak Du sn Room" aHESS1"y @Ss sn tysHr
SH'I Siiiio S1'v vsis;s. f Msda
Al me fesaence OF Dr. Phfp Ransom, 4S West Sixteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
saerb Suits carved in solid rosewood with silk
Sae Secretary and Aookcsse Etcsees bronze Clock
onemonth pier and mantel Mirrors embroidered lace Cur
tains, mante Ornaments Centre Tables, Kings patent
chang Chair OH Painting, by eminent artists bronze and
marble stanary two superb match Paintings, Scenes in
Switzerland, by Cole the Assumption OF the Virgin,
copy from the celebrated painting in the Gallery
Paris by Lecard; Fruit Piece Winter Scene Danube
elegant Paintings ON silk by Heaiy
Magnificent sevo noctave rosewood Pianoforte,
Canterbury, Stool, and Cover;
Hastand oak Buffet Eaten on Table china Dinner and Tea
sets, crystal Glassware, richly engraved Table Cutlery solid
Sitverware rosewood and mahogany Bureaus Beseads,
Wardfohes Toilet Tables Commodes Dressing Tables hair
and spring Mattresses, CoHn,erpahes Blankets Sheets,
Towels McGraws patent Sofa Bedsead, Booksinds Toilet
Tables Brussels and ingram Carpets oicoh, Stair Carpet
Also, large assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
House to let for sale For further particulars Aus.
tionccr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

EfOR SALE OR TO LET-THE HOUSE AND STORE
IL IT'S Third avenue; the house would be let
required, the alone would he Net
separate Whoever rented would be required purchase the
stock about S20U worth their present
by giving nnexeponabe security The present proprietor
has been In business for the years
trade; of selling having business Wash.
ing,on. Apply to W. a. CAMPBELL. in the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, DC
n HENRY g. EVANS will SELL In lots 10 suit dealers
Tuesday september "a at 10 O'CLOCK at 50 Maiden lane full
of White Granite Dinner Tea and Toilet Ware,
Common Ware Glass Ware, China, &c Sale positive and
without and all goods will be carefully repacked FOR
shipping
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r COLE, AuCTIONEER.
y. TO Miikmen and others.

HORSES, COWS WAGONS, &c
JAMES CoLESS' son will sell Wednesday, October
g IL O'clock the premises of Wm Kidd Butler street.
between Washington and Casson Brooklyn, Is
Cows, all In good health and condition. number which
fresh; good work Horses two Colts sired by sajor
Anderson (the Martinez horsc); also Wagons, Harness,
Tubs 8c Geese and Fowls also quantity of Manure. Sale
positive. terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

A SSIGNEES SALE
IA or Elegant household Furniture, with the
Entire superb Parlor, Dining Room, Chambers and
Library Furaiture &c.
Over $1,000 worth of rich Furniture
the i've story residence l52 West T~entyirst street,
near Seventh avenue, this (Monday) morning,
at III O'Clock precisely.
The whole for absolute and peempto SALE rain shine,
consisting Of English Velvet Tapestry Ingram
pets elegant rosewood Par!or Furniture suite, comprising
Three Fa Suite richly carved all OF which covered In
rich SILK brocal and of the best descriptions rosewood Cen
tire and Pier Tables; Turkish Chairs blue gold
and moque Damas and Lace Curtains Velvet aud Turkish
Lounges Maate and Pier Mirrors fine rosewood Etegeres
Artistic Bronzes, Parlor Ornaments, 1c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
- Music Cabinet Stool and Cover
Elegant Bureaus and Bedseads, II Hair Mattresses Cham
Der Suits in rosewood Bronze Clocks Spring Seat Chairs
Mirrors, Beds and Beddngs oak Extension Table, Sofa
Beseads, rich Cut Gass Of every description marble top
Buffet, Oilclob, rich Chandeliers, &c
Sale positive rain or shine.
r. w. WESTCOTT Anctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

ITO RENT-THE SECOND FLOOR OF MODERN
built house. In one Of the most pleasant and desirable
out children Every convenience for housekeeping Cara
Boorman place. West Thirty third street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
RIO LkT-THE UPPER PART OF THREE STORY
House consisting Of seven rooms including bath
gas and water on the premises INQUIRE No Ludlow
place, west Houston street, Macdouga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
POLITICAL.

TfIFTH WARD PEOPLES UNION PARTY.
The citizens of The Fifth wa In favor of the Pcope's
Uhoh nominations made ut SYRACUSE September 10 and II,
anu ~ avor Of the Vigorous prosecution Of the war for tue
PeSerVaon of the tuion without distinction Of party arc
invited 70 attend meeting authorized by he delegates OF the
above Convention az the Fh Ward Hotel on Tuesday even
ing September "a at O'Clock, L. NJ. Distinguished speak
fys have been invited and will address the meeting
BY order OF the Commit
CHAs. kArLI, Secretary. JOHN HEWITT, Chairman
11TH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD
IL meeting Busms Fortuna Hail. No 20 Second street
~n Monday evening, September & O'Clock, Tor the uI-
pose or pertccttng the organization All who FAVOR uen
prnpe irrespective party for the Support OF the
government are invited 10 attend. .,,,, -,
EDWIN STEWART Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

A uCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT AND FINE HOUSE
lMonday) afternoon att O'Clock all the splendid Household
private residence I2s Waverey place Sixth avenue,
French satin brocael consisting Sofa Tete
Chairs very richly upholstered in shawwork and covered
with two coored green silk Turkish Sofa Lounges with
spring backs and Armchars to match rosewood Eteecs,
with glass doors and back Pier ard Centre Tables large
oval French Mirrors bronze Clock Vnsea Damask and Lace
Curtains, rosewood and mahSgany Dedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands black walnut Corner Stands, Hair Mattresses
Beds and Beddng black walnut Bookcase Paintings Clocks
Sofa Beds Chairs Rockers, Mirrors, Lounges Tea Tables
sohd oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Glass, China
and SiNcrware Table Cutlery, &C. Also hne brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Onloh, Chandeliers, &c Sale positive
All goods must be removed twenty hours after the sale
UCTIoN N0TICE.-AssIGNEEs SALE OF MANU-
"A featured and unmaniDctured stock, &c.SatHrdaf,
Sept % 1851 ut 0 A. NJ, at the agricultural foundry and
machine shop $50 aud $50 Water street between jefferson
and Clinton streets, New York the entire stock consisting Of
Plougis, Plough Castings, Plough Beams. UanJles and
Rounds Cnlyaor Timber Harrow Corn Sheer, Sugar MIL
Grind Stone and Truck Frames Plough Duits and Wren
also lot Of Wrought and Cas- Iron and sign Board and
within buildings together with sundy articles pert lining
the business
And the day, at p NJ at the store 1917 Water
street. door from Fulton the Sga Boards iiH and
outside The building: also the Plough Vnue roof Sheet
Plank and Irons, and other articles. Terms cash.
GEO. j. s. THOMPSON,
Assignee, dc, Of Jno Mentally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

TOSEPH HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER, - TUESDAY,
september "a at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at "a Carlton avenue
between De Kalb and Lafayette avenuesHaadsome Furn
ture splendid rosewood Piano. Stodard maker French
plate Pier Glasses and Tables fine rosewood Paror
Suit pieces In and crimson satin handsome
Reception and Arm Chairs marble top Centre Tables Exc
Curtains Marble vases, Oh Paintings Engruvings
mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus Washst,nds Bed.
seads painted marble Suit ten pieces Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Toilet Sets. &C. oak Extension Table Chairs
Dinner and Tea Sets Plated Ware Velvet, Brussels and
Three Ply Carpets Plated Stair Rods OcIohs &c. Cata-
logues salesroo,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

A UCTT0N SALE OF MACIIINISrS TOOLS-WIIL BE
~ sold at public auction, 10 ctose Saturday,
Sept Is S6l the following desirable tools Uue seven fe
Planning Machine two Crank Psners. large Drilling Ma
chine sixteen feet Engine Lathe, twelve do,
five and half feet do four feet do three small
lahes lot Of Wees, Pattern Lathe Portable Forge
They can he any day previous sale the Engine
Works. foot Of East Twenty iourh street. Sale positive
the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

HUDSON RIVER Carbohydrates FOR ALBANY.
IL Troy the North and West leave Chambers
and IL A. NJ, and $50, and lois 7. NJ.
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Summer arrangement-Exr train for Albany Troy,
North and West Twenty sixth Station IL A.
H. For local trains time table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant Superintendent
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1SrH WARD.

10 UNION
AND A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION or THE WAR.
The citizens Eighteenth ward hereby requested
assemble In Mass Convention Tuesday nr Sep
~ 1861 the Worth Monument, Madison square
TX O'clock parpose at raufyng the State Ticket nomi
mated Peoples Union Convention Syracuse The fol-
lowing genleiaen have been invited will address
the meeting
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, ESQ.
Hon, ROBERT G. ilNrCHINGS,
Hon. JAMES BROOKS,
JUDGE HOGEB00M,
Hon. CHARLES SPENCER,
Hon. HORACE r. CLARK,
Hon. RICHARD b. BRADFORD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO EXCHANGE FOR HAIR.
lem lots or other property house and gots well stack
ed win iruit stable &c, Morrisana G. W. DITCHEIT
Westcheser Land office Of Chatham and Chambers
streets, brown stone building second floor