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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-20

1mE lNDrANa-f tletR NuMkhlCAk
bUsclI B,krrs, seuE l5y162.
II MAJ AsD: a ssry exf gers % 70.
|pors - eirsal1 Ion, we'll ealcul Jed to
|alar AID Ne exhibit the trs con-
ditios asd strength d che Indian tribes,
b which much Of the unsasiness felt 10 r..
gard 70 them will b removed, III uIr
The entire population Of oil tie various
tribes within the Unissd States, with whom
the Governmsnt has connection, embracing
600 aad NORA tribsa and hands, H. "a. a4A.
OF this, 4, 900 are 10 Oregon. Washington,
California, Nav. Mexico, and the Western
part Of Ussh3 "a, 900 live ia the Northern
pars Of wiseo-s,s; 10000 arg South Of
Kaosaa, embracing the Greeks, Ssninoles,
10, and eli 90 distant that there il NOT the
remotsst danger 70 Be spprshsodsd from
them. This reduces the number Of In
dians are within striking distanse
to IS 600 men women and children, s9bra-
cling III the tribes in Mipnseosa. Dakota,
Colorado. Nsbsa.ka, Kspsas ard he Eastern
half Of Usab, and The hsaas waters Of
the Missouri river. ID this number are
many tribes Who oan under no circamstan-
ces be Induced 70 arn. against the Whites.
Such arc the 0nshss, numbering $50 souls;
the nearly eivilised Kansas tribes, about
5000 tie Senecas, Cneidas, TO-, aboat
1000, and peshaps she Pawoses. 5000
This would reduce the number Of hostile
indiana who occupy the country FOR 800
miles West Of 10, and q far North and
Northwest Of rs, to some 81 900, Of whom
perhaps Is 900 may be warriors. OF these,
it il nos too much to cay, that scattered -
sSey are over 90 vast country, not more
than one half can be brought to operate
along our whole line Of frontier.
The most formidable, from their num-
beers and couraee, are the Sioaxs, who
alone number 48,7s3 souls, counting the
twenty-five tribes into which they are d.
vided. Many Of these tribes live 90 high
up the Missouri that they are very little
known; but With the Ysoosons, Sissetons.
Brules, Blackfeet, Arickaress, Crows, Asst.
naboines, Arrspahoes and Cheyenoes our
emigrants and border settlers are pretty
we'll acquainted, and it is from these that
NEST trouble 10 to BE- apprchended. IL will
b fair estimate to allow the Siouxs TO-.
600 warriors, while it 10 Improbable that
5000 Of them could be united in attacking
any one point.
The census Of those tribes only who have
treaty relations With the Government, is
given above; but this includes oil except
some email, remote and Insignificant bands,
whose numbers will not exceed 10000.
From these data it will be seen that very
little danger, except to very remote set
Elements, need be appreheuded, as it will
not take many troops to defend the from
tier. There troops are already on the
march, and it the border men will maintain
their ground for few days, and not sban.
don their homes and farms, they vail a0d
that the Government will afford them am.
ple protection. Yours TO-, tle $50
HORACE EVERETT.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

Know all men by these presents, that in
pursuance of the provisions OF an act Of
the Seventh General Assembly Of the State
OF Iowa, entitled ssan' act revising and
amending title 4 Of the Code, and further
providing for elections, fling vacancies in
Office, and contrasting elections,' approved
March 23d, 1858, l, Samuel j. Kirkwood,
Governor 0! the State of iowa, do hereby
publish and declare, that at the next gen.
eral election to be held 10 this State, on the
second Tuesday, (l4,h day. Of October.
next, the following lf6ces are to be filed
BY vote of all the electors Of this State,
to-uit: n dat 81. .4ast
The olice Of Secretary Of State. IT,
The Office Of Auditor Of State. IL
The Office of Treasurer of State. 8g
sg The Office Of Register Of the Land Office.
The Office Of Attorney General. ga te6g
u 10 each OF the several Congressional Dis.
tricts, one Representatives TO- Congress will
be elected BY the electors in each District
respectively. ana
And in the several Judicial Districts Of
this State. the following o6cesl are TO be
ftled by vote Of the Electors in each Dis
trict, respectively. 513Te1 f5 At11g ri gsi
ID the LIST District, the olRee, OF District
Judge, District Attorney, and member Of
the Board Of Education. si74tf 5
3 4 10 the I'd District, the ofice Of District
Attorney, and Member Of tho Board Of Ed
ucation. @ 1
In tho Sd District, the Office Of Distrio,
Judge and District Attorney. ao: s
ID the 4th District, the oGice OF District
Judge, District Attorney, and Member Of
tina Board of Education.
In the 5th District, the once OF District
Judge, District attorney, and Member OF the
Board OF Education. 80.
In the 9th District, the once OF Distric,
Judge, District Attorney, and the once o!
Member OF the Board OF Education, to oil
che vacancy occasioned By Samuel F. Cooper
Accepting . military commission In ono OF
the volunteer Regiments Of the State Of
lows. .
In the 7th District, the ONCE Of District
Judge and District Attorney.
In the 9Th District, the oi6ce OF Distric,
Judge, District Attorney, and Member oil
the Board OF Education.
10 the 9th District, the Office Of District
Jodge and District Attorney. aSs@z s"
In the 10th District, the ONCE Of District
Jodge, District Attorney and Member OF the
Board Of Education. e1
In the 18th District, the ONCE Of Distric,
Judge and District Attorney. 2psatah
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned,
particularly the Sheriffs Of the several
counties wiil take due notice, and be gov.
erned accordingly. S.t'ta '3ssl p
10 testimony whereof I has.
hereuuto set my hand and cau.ed
TO be affixed the Great Seal Of thu
State Of IoWa. ae
Done at Des Moines this the 18th day Of
August, "A. D. 1862. OF the Independents.
81 the United States the Eighty seventh
and Of the. State Of Iowa Sixteenth.
i@s9 sas7f3 $40 SAMUEL :. KTnkwOOD.
q By the Governor aa 20 o
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NOV York, Sept. Is.
Tinss Washington Spscial.-An srned
reSonnoissance to Leesburx, found ono req.
'mens OF infantry, and . battalion, Of cav.
airy there. After . short e0esgsueat the
enemy were drives out with eonsidefabie
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]: 80 : ~ j &C. I..l!y M s.ss &C.
d The 0sssaSs 81 & IL lab, ~
: large Coofsdssass foree sodsr Brsstin.
ridge il moving neetbWayd. Ne had st.
tackled Ilerospds, q silss from Msmphis.
H;j ,aesej sstido ~ d6hsows.
The ssms paper says JeR Davis sosi6ed
the Conf ederass COagssss thss hs would
not need any MORE eoDssripts, and eonse-
ooensly The eonseript bill was sabled.
= 1g11 fSY6ssS9 M1y ~ C00y dsfsac Gen,
erals With 4Q0o0 naaS ~ Hikio IA miles
Of Cosi6ih. lngr 4
I b Chisaeo, Sept. ID.
y We have no oeWSe tAis DoSolnk frou auv
quarter istsr thsa thas alrsady . s9rsphed.
Halifax. Sept. l6. 1
The Arabs, Sror L;ss,pooi he SIS . and
Queeuate~n rho 7tk has arrived.
CsUsols 93}( 9o3a. ees4s
FsAncs.-is y Imported thss Il IL last
cosooil Of ministers % Italics sGsiss + 6is
decided that st0lu quo Be naissainsd il
Romsf1or Some tjgD6 ~ sens. u. -
5 The 80 Div ision Of The expedition 50
Mexico, copsi..iog q thrss steamers, Iefs
TouIon 80 the 50. - : y 80
SpAis.-The Madrid O6cial Gazette ~
noupces that 10 copsequescs Of explana-
lions given By CoDehs 70 Napoleon. sil the
difference sa. 2. sp'es es's'sH France and
/ lfALY. - An ousbsssk lis fesrsd aoless
Some j. svAcosted sy tie Rrsseb..
The London ner0i0g Post ASSERTS that
sBe Embefor has desssmined 20 bring sbott
ISOLATION, Of Tia Ronas question, and
thinks the French army now ss Rome will
be withdsawD within year. IA
The Ia Fsoass sr9ses aGainst total sbaD-
doSAsnt, and endessors to demonstrase
the possibility Of Italy definitely constitu-
sing, hersslf without Rome for her capitol.
There WAS Q suuor tbat Victor Esnanuel
contemplated personal visit to Garibsldi,
incog., audit uas ausicipase6 sbst % the
marriage Of bic daughter with the King, Of
Portugal vas to take plsoe on the 10th, be
woeld take sbss opportunity TO exercise his
prerogssive Of mercy and pardon Garibaldi.
CHsxA.-Shankhai, l0.-The city 10 quiet.
The news from Jeddo 10 thas another At
tempt had been made to ssssssiuate the
British N,9istsr ass6as phss. Tpo mar
liners we're Killed.
Japan 10 unsettled.
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We. clip tho following items from the
LsAvenwurth Conservative.
PssssEp. The non-driiters had hard
timss Yesterday. AL Who Wsre absent feom
drill without cause were arrested and ledg.
ed in the guard house.
BsrrsRx WHlrEnEN.-F Fifteen white non.
driltsrs were sent last night to the camp Of
the 18th (coiored) regiment to black boots
and shave Cor the 18th (coloted) regiment.
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joint DEBATEs:.

Is Msssrs. JOHN A. KASsON and D. o. FINCH, Re-
publican and Democratic candidates for Cousress In
this the Ss) Disriss kavs agreed the following lis
Of PLACES and Astss sor holding Joint Political Dscs
sons. The hour for the meeting will - 3ecioek H.H.
in each tustanee: ,siiaFf So
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WtSutnGsOn, sept. 10.
Paroied prisoneess from Ricnmnsd pay
troops continue to arrive from the Soush,
and srs sent thence % fast % possibls.-
This, corroborated By other SOURCES, lsavel
no doubt OF she facs' that the rebels ars
concentrating large force in tho Shepan.
doah valley, With their central nilisary do.
20: Ct Winchesser, which b strongly forns
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Washington, Sent. Is.
The latest information received to-day
was dated q The seat Of war nj IL O'Clock
on Wednesday, night, when & WAS tele-
graphed that Mcclellan, had aisevere en-
gagemeos throsghoat the day, resaltise in
fought.
Information from . point within four
miles Of the battle ground up % Q O'Clock
this morning Gays nothing OF the engage
NEST having been resewed previous to shat
hour. It merely states that / 900 rebel pris-
oners were taken yesterday, and that they
were beiAg marched 70 the rear pea thai
point under guard.
A reconnaissance made in force Yesterday
demoDstrated that there are no rebel troops
between Washington and, Bull Run, while
DOR scouts yesterday reported that they
were 10 full force at Drainesville Tuesday
merai1g. gf.I#fI III {,
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49, Philadelphia, Sept. Is.
A special dispatch from Hagerstown. OF
the 18th, says Of the Eight of Tuesday -
The battle ragged with great spirit; firing on
both sides was very heavy until to wards
sun down, whom the rebels we're Hanked by
Porter and Hooker, and severely punished.
when their firing became dusultory, and il
was evident that their ammonisiou was siy.
ing out. So - lyaw .st1tG
This morning the battle vas renewed by
the rebels with vigor; they acted ~ il they
had been reinforced and furnished with
more ammunition. The battle lasted until
O'Clock p. M, when the rebels 4.sreaeed.
leaving Longstrees and Z remnant OF. hie
division 10 our hands, prisoners.
The entire rebel army will he captured or
killed. There was no chance left for then
to cross the Posonas, as the river has risen
and our troops sse pushing them hard, and
continually sending prisoners to the rear.
Miles, surrender of Harper's Ferry 10 re.
Garded here % shameful. He 10 the ssms
officer who 10 said to have behaved 90 die
gracefully ct Bull Run last year, BaH
Six batteries belonging to Lopgstreet's
division were captured yesterday and TO-
day. .s g3s
IL 10 said that We have taken IL, 900 pris-
onsrs since Sunday. Stonewell Jscksop's
army 10 With Lee, and With other dis,in
gulshed officers will be forced to surrender
within . day or swo~st fsrthess. Our i'm
menso army d in motion, md - Geaefals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-26
By cLoPToN &LYME, Ase...
VALUABLE FARM IN HENHiCO COu
TY NINE MI. .ES HEInW THE NIq

VALUABLE FARM IN HENHiCO COuN.
TT, NINE NILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We viii sell at pub!;c auction. oh>TUHSDAY, th g
lss Gay OF April, W fsi. not, the next fsir day
ther ereaftsr) st tie 7ur of IL ;oc' 'ock, upon the
premises, that very valuable Farm owned by Mr.
"a r. Bufhn, containing $40 sesres $50 of which
ere cleared ard produces we'll ofcorn, wheat, &c. (.
the balance Ia well wooded. The improvements
coasist of dwelling. nearly i ew, eontaintng
saven rooms with tae usual Ousibuidtnes and is
well watered and n an axcs.lant ceishborhocd:
co1,sr lent to churches aud within J / miles Of a
public lending on James riveri Tka Farm can
be purchased privately. Er. BufHa, who lives
upon tbs pr rsm;ses will take cleasu-e In showing
the premises 10 any person wishing TO purchase.
And Immediately altar the sale Of tha Farm
will be sold the crops + corn, foeds., &c. And the
stock, capsi ting OF eve ar hix vA!u liable mules
aossss, cow. logs. plantation utensils, &c
TERMS. Liberal, aad lnads R1own On day Of
s8,e CLOP ron Il Lyme
NH 81 auctionesrs.
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FUTURE DAYS.


" OF AMELIA on lae Richmona ma
ohsiile Railroad, At Aseaen.-we viii
sss snSA ass y s' n.sos ss e. fsdDnr ss
at twa;ve O'Clock M.. ths vnlaabie
Farm, located la Am ella naunty, ON the Eicn
mona and ltaaville Railroad. four miiss from
sprtnss. adj. ming the lap do OF Msssr@ Pow.
ell, Cock, jackson, and olhers, aGd now in
the ceearsscy Of Mr.. n. q. Mann. -
Itcontsins ]. 900 acres 81 land, one-half of
Nhioh 10 la fine state oi cultivation. tuuon
which has been seeded ldo hashe,s Of Whel t.l
aad win produce twenty baahels Of wheat to
the acre Che rematndeT y well set In oak
s.na,e ana pine .;s Ianssr O IN maiden growth. The
an aouncant supply Q: Wat&r The pfauS IS
very healthy ana the n neikh borh cod excel;ent
TIE irsrovsments conslst df q large frame
accommodation " y inryes~lred fsmiiy. In
addition to the usual out 1bul1dfnes, there are
four Tobacco Houses upnn the farm. All of
which are Ia good repair. s@@1 e 40 =
TnnM -ene-thiru caah, the balance 1t
and " months, for neeo<iable NO tes. Win In
tsrest added. and secursdD by muss ds6d.
Possession can be had at once: u deytre6 ! :
JAS. m. TAYLOR & SON,
VERY DEsfKABLE FARM Foa SALE,
comfy, lying East OF Richll lonf, AT AUC.
T1ON.-At the request OF Jkhn turry. N.~-
EeQ.. we Will sell, en- the premises on NON.
ia tne TN Gay Or Aprts, IRe commen ing
atl2 O'Clock M. this desirable Farm, seven
miles from Richmond. The farm contains
los acres Of land. and The improvements con.
sist OF Dwelling House, Kitchen, and the
usual ont. buildings. There Are about % acres
cleared and in q high state of cultivation, on
which aoou, 80 bushels Of oats have been
seeded. The balance OF the land is in woods
and aooi timber. Adjoining the farm is a
saw mill. Persons wishing to engage In cut
ting tim Der viii have good opportunity to
90 so, SIS the1 Q is q good quantity OF oak on d
pine tim ber on the farm. The soti ID most
admirably adapted to the growth of early
vegetables and fr att. Persons wishing to pur.
chase moderate sized farm, tn It has been
highly improved By lime, &C., would do we'll
10 attend the sale, a. the owner Is very anx.
ious TO sell, his health not parmittin him
to attend TO the cultivation Of two farms
The TERMS Will be N ade very accommoda 5.
ting, and made known on the day Of sale. It
may be bought privately 6efors the day OF
sale, IL desired. wen.
JAMES ID. TAYLOR SON,
ne2A sH ADctioneers.
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MOTIFS OF TIKI WAR.
The seejsinsd summary, compiled. from
iats papers, will b foHnd Interesting.
srsI.sysf oApaA gscx uss. uARssALL.
BaIaADE ERADa' ks, LebsEon, Va =,
March l4, 1861.

E =
Geaeral Order. Ho.6
Ths Hrigsdier- Ger erai Comma,iains, III :.
,eets hat hereafter aii GnssaGs ard e,tEaaa-
nIe9.ioIl across tns 4 anbsrsnnd range o5
mouptstEs ossWeeE Heatucky GTd f:rsfaia,
wi.hia Eha boundaries ai i.es, Wsse, and
buchanan couattes, Virginia, either gay.
shall cssss, Unless the sayne shall be con-
dueted ancsr military refms: acm Brigade
hesdQp sriers Any a1ture: ATTRACTION of
thix order Will, III de tec.sd at aay .inas, be
sUmmarHy punishea The tkensraI relies
upon his oaltcsrs u assist IN In .he sxecu.ia2
OF a reqais:sion &C palpahly connected with.
and necessary IN. tue welfare of tie pe5pie
SIS this is. The country - infested With
spies. Unless ms1 now comes from
Ksnsncky to Join the army And TO assist
TO aefsnd his country, and 10 secure the id te-
rendance Of the 5cuta, he had batter SesndtA
et home. II seis living at home sabdued By
tyranny or satisfied win Lincoinisni, and
hs ss oniy eo terptirs enough TO come iaso tha
Soutssca States to collect money or 10 ar
range business con nec.sd wi th pro porty, speh
&; II IN had hs.ter stay Away from q peanls
wh03e whole energies now belong TO their
Country. ANY man Who wishes 10 list VIII
slgn tbs arttci-s OF enlistment and pat him.
ssli a. once under orders at the out post. x.st
no otaass Pass, and ii auy others do pass. ar
res. III IN ted put thsIu in.. camp uncer tae
;nssrnct.o1 ~ q drill master 70 teach tnsIa
ths schoo, Of tie soldier, un.l they become
ready 10 be attached 10 q company. Good
men, who are friends 70 the South, Will not
regret such coercion enemies viii Tins he
harm .aSss ara We may convert them into
friends by healshy exercise and con tin usd as
sociAlioa.
No distinction Of persons will be made in
the execution OF this order No ,iss OF friend.
ship or relations Of Kindred shan Justify al
tnfraction OF 1t. No plea OF business or Of
intsrest,wi serve to avoid 1t. The man who
Is detected herssf fter in stealing through ne ifsss
of ttis array, knowing that ne is violating this
ol d.r, saan b treated A. g spy. summartly.
BY orasr OF
H. Marshall,
Brig. Gen eral Commanding
WALrEK W1ix, A. A ADJ General.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING Oh

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING On
v THE WEST LINE OF 80, BETWEEN
ULAY AND LEIGH SITS, AND BGAU U7IFU..
BUILDING LOf On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
ULAy, BETWEEN 9Th AND iCIH STS., FO3
SALE At AuCT.ON.e-Wiil be sold at auction,
cn the premises, GA WEDNESDAY, tie ed
April, 1852 ct Al O'Clock r. r., the following
valuable real es'nts, via lst. Thst large a1c
conveniently ARA ged Framed Dwelling locas id
a. above, now in the occupancy o; Mr Beck tell.
ne Lot has front Ct 4sS tact, and depth Of l30
feet, and 10 bounded on tie ssuth by ~,de paved
aEey The ,ues Il nearly new and il sn i'm
proving part of tbs city I'd. That beautiful i
oc the south side OF .!isy s.rset, bs.Nsen On aod
10th, .dcirins Mr. kogsr Martins school ho use,
frou:i e 80 feet anS Iuaasas bach i53 fast TO sn
a,,sy &c fee; wide.
TERMS -Oas.tl-c cash; balancs II s ard IL
mon lis tor negotiable notes tnterss. added Sc
cured by a trass deed Ins tSxsa for 1859 20 De
p.ii oy the parces :s.s
nh Is GCDD:y 4 hAPPggSON, Aue:s.
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AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE DAYS.
" 0oDDIH 4 arr k2S0N, Is<.s.
1yCEI-, 0E sp ,rrr, mu

- &A06AsxAANf rHAAEO TENE.
. MENT6, asd several VACANT Tors, Gu
Z. rem Hll, FCR SALE At AUt TI1N AT
tss " auest OF the parties iote.ssted, fwho desire
- y ai up their Pas,neship Ne shall sell ~
nnon *oe''on, On sas premises. In sns order I'D.
v~fassd On THURSDAY xysh March, 1s63 at n
osi"ea r III the following a:usb,s res ests.s--
veg 81. A Lat the Sorth SIDE Of Clay be-
wss''i 1a.h and sota ss fronting 33 feet. runnInS
naes loe feet 10 sn's'!cy ., feet wide. having
thssason two-story framed Tsrsme2t, with ave
raomi. " tehen ana Stable, 2c. A Lot 81 the cor.
rel ssth and r streets, fronting t43 feet en- iha
EA. size ut 2s:h ssrsss, ruuainc basx l32 feet to
sn alley 10 feat vide, having thereon two very sx-
cshsoa Hamed Ienarzsais. each Soa.sirins sig
rooms and all the usual ont -buitdnsr, and wefl
Of due wstae Ia the yard Tbs lot attached 70
sAch taasmant has froEt of 353 last. Also, ssvs-
raj vacant Lots adjoining said taus msnts
TIkAs.--One-:hirdc cash: baiGyee at 6, l3, Is and
- Amon'hs, for nssotlebe mates. interest sddsd, re-.
cared by trust deed. The tsxss and insursoes
for 1852 to be paid sy, the pnreh aser. ..
mh2i GcDDINs1 APpk1sI,N. Austs.
MEAT FRaMHO TsN.:.usr ON VEST
CANAL eTRBErS. AND VACANT LOT ON
TIN WEaT aIDE OF srH, BETWEEN CARY
AND BYRD STR., VI. h SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII Dc sold IS auction. on the premises, on FIJI.
DAY, 3sth March. 1862, at ! o'clock r. n tie
following real eststs. Wig: The nsat framed tene-
msnt located AZ Aoove, now In the occupaney Of
Nf y. G. Mera, fronting 21 feet, running bsck
q feet. Aftss which wiz BE- sold q most val.
Vsfusble lot the west lRs OF 6,h street. near TO
Cary street. fronting 20 feet, RAINING back -
feet. ea 7s .-+F
TEHAs.-One third cash: balancs at q and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest aided, se.
cured ty trust deei. The taxes and insurance
for iSs3 70 be paid bv ths purchasers.
0ODDiN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
p. S.-The above property can be bought rri.
vately. NH q
immediately after thu sb owe sAle will be sold q
vscant Los fronting 27 feet, running back about
u feet, md adj lining the above property on'the
north
TExMs-As sbovs. 4t e. 4. A.
mi
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~ LA SCR AUUTlos saLk.
uepRECEnrNTFD ATTRACTION ,

Sico,000 WORTH Uf sSk.ASU N.A8i,E DaY
SDUHS TO BE 90 USED pTIf Posi-
T&VEi.Y HY TSE l0rH DAY uF APRIL,
: TO WHnI.ESAi.1 .BU1Eiks ONLY =,
POSITIVELY Eo GOODS IT RETAIL
The Calar9e af the stock gsa,Eis.ing .i,
a&nd "a; tG&t aSte, "a! ~ closed eut a. If.i!.-
lie auet:uA 7Githout limit or aeseI .e hafihx
o .3or 4sinrss snsaSensents svhtch xui re-
la.re my Undivided atsSat.Ip. AerehhF >,
suffers, aud theirs, viii dad this Al excl
ieut opscr' ~ 80 repie,i.sh tAeir stoss
uraas Inducements y.iii be ortsYT-d, AZ i.Any
goods @e:s purchased pFeyious ~ sbs var
Amongst he stoeg Wiit hs- htuha n ~ss Z
Ius ~ stap3r and desirable goods. capss-s.G4
Ia tzctof--
10 bales - t-own poyn ss..cs.
60 oTiea rs DO.
20 oaie. DO.
"a bs-ies RTOx5, Jesns
ACssea E'e.scnse SairtN.Is
loo pieces >p!iag rFiuts,
10 pisees i.Agas,
700 i,u Ei"torY SHIRTS
2opo doz HosieFy f
Iov paGks Pins, Fa
50jo yal,iS Slaiusr i,ress ttosjis,
- 30 pieces Jsc4let t'snl brIcs
2G0 pieces Taps- eaeek Capa oaies.
200 pieces SWiss lausifns,
200 pieces JttaG do
1000 pieces Bonnet RihbI II 5<% iss-4
100 sios- under3hlgss saa Drawers
IQ09 doz. White %yoSi Cotton,
Cotton and tsoeisn Fianpels,
..s.. GTs2snaw g o6sG DGesstd Giotl
.tcJ pisces Gold Lace.
a,iiitgry itiis y'utsoYs.
zo6 ioz. hleseA m ndfefehts,s
l9o1 pairs 3sankeGs, a. @
loa ssoss Playing .'aScs,
80 Water proof Goats,
800 sSpsr. Water proof BiaAkstA
70 ba.ss cotton Datts,
sc0o yards Fancy SILKS,
80 pieoes biacx SeTges, ~ h
Together with = variety OF olher sooes
suite TO the trade, all of which wirf - Of
fsred at satisfactory prices prevsosss 70 sae
sals. ;, aaasN,
In oder to prepare fer the auction, tas
store stli be closed ca tae isi April, 10 take
an inventory ALFRED MDSES.
5es IS hiain ssIeet.
~ Sale conducted by L. Il. Cook. Auet.
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Owing ~ the great demand for BUT
TONS, EIeasrs. ROUYER 4 LAVAESEUR
have bee n unablc to supply some OF their
customers. They have Just finished Iresh
supply OF very fine Virginia, as0reia. and
Mississippi 81" Fl Buttons, and all ,he d. ffsrent
kinds of Confederate Buttons. Those In went
Of any OF the above Buttons, whose orders
they were unable to I'LL, can be Supplied by
apply ing early AT the CONFEDERATE
BUTTON DEPOT, on Tobacco alley, be.
tween 18th and 14th and Main and! franklin
streets.
NJ See ad yer tissment In another column.
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