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DI..oIulion OF Copartner.hip.

THE CcrsrtnerShjP heretofore existing between J.
i z 4 y. d. Hickey. under the name Of J. an
Hickey is this dry dissolved by mutual consent Tbs
bzSin Si he continued At the old stand Parh .tre<s
side, BY Il. ". Hickey, which az erdsrs shossd
Le addressed.
Thankful for a LIBERAL patronage bestosed upou tn.
old firm. hope by strict attention to basinsrs "a
MERIT a continuance Of the sane.
Orders for Soda ws.sr respectfully solicited ana
promptly attended
J. 4. HICKEY
II. n. HICKEY.
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and
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lost,
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IF you want nios astiss Goat, 50 g
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Dewitt c. Norton and others.

Dewitt c. Norton and others
DCBLlC NOTICE il hereby given that |. J. TiIdeo
Il NoGfon Receiver in tie Rhove entitled ap-
pointed by the laid Court szlI Tuesday q III day
Of May, 4 D. 1852. 10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of
that day a; the North door OF the Court House. ia the
city al Chicago IN said district sell Putlc Ar-fisn
TO tie highest bidder for ca-h, the following z<r:ksd
premises. 10 Wit
sixty teoD b. hundred and .,.r ,,o;) s,t aou..
west corner Of bit seven O. Block esh;-gTe (sI) in
lockport, Will County. State Of illiEois-
Lou Number one % and two 90 in BIocs Number
SIXTY -ore tOl IN LockIort in said COUNTY aud Stats
Bl9ck QUE hGndred aud hfty-two (l52), il Lockport
in said County and State.
Eat one half y of north west fourth 90 II
Section eighteen u.s. Town thirty six Cse Range eleven
l!eoniainins eighty go acres in said County and
The west half % u the Nof-h wes. on. form
% OF Section eighteen u.s., Town tbirty-sax (3c)
Range eleven l1 Containing eighty (soJ in said
South half % Of east one half Il south east
9nart-r ca OF Secf,n seven o. Township thirty ak
tSe) Range eleven 40 Containing forty (4Ol
torty-En ne and Que half 49, acres. on section
thiIty-i1uI Ga Township thrtyix 1867 Range ten o)
North on" half 20 of south half coo so4h hEsf
"a oil south rast quarter Of north Z Of Section
ihirty -four iJ Township t.,irs sz to- Rae tsn fJJ
containing nse 90 scF---
Moth west qrali uf aortfr ca; bs...T tI<gos
s~eton tiiirt'rn ~ osnsi,ip ssi-ty 1 go f.sEs
zen tl9i ea. En r>t hsI 20 g corh wet qual .sr
kargc ten (l9l and noFib hAlf Il sor'h yse1i arier
"a o. north 7--st quarter "a - e-ctcn thirss-a 13)
Iiwusp ti,irtysx (so Range sen (lOl and NORTH
hall Of west faif(1t and So=th east quarter ~ Of
north east quarter "a II s-c,Ion four o. To~nship
thrtysiS (S5J Range eleven III rast containing two
hundred and twenty (2ae1 acres. Ali the foregoing
Described property bring sitnGt ted in the County u
VIII and State Of Illinois.
Aisi south aif Of sUcih west quar- ter q q o. Section
one % Township seventeen 40 north Of Range sereis-
teen q. west, situated in the County Of GIEBdy ss1
Stale Of Iowa.
Also, personal property consisting OF notes % bsna,
BOOB accounts. equitable interests. things IA acfoa
anu securities Of every nature received by s7eh
hecever ii Contained in a schedule attached the
assign ment made by DeSit Merton. George Gaylord
=. 10 m Il ifor
}. 7. M0UIT0S, Receiver.
April 9l;b. 1872 l6lv
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WAGON, BUGGY SPOKE, AM HUBS,
l. les than cs!osSo prices, -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-06-10
JOLIET, My Io,h, 1854
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF FRANCIS DAvsER. DECD.
lJtBtlC notice is hereby given, that on the 5rd
Monday Of June next being the lsth d.r af
said monthly i shall attend before the CoHutr
Court o. viii County at the Court House in the city or
joliet FOR the purpose Of settling and adjusting ali
Claims against the estate Of Francis Daxser late Of
said county. decd. wien and where all claimants are
noti1ed and requested to sttrud and ir.-ee; tlei.
Claims in writing against said estate for sstnislt
All persons indebted 20 said estate fstsst
ed to make pay the uBdersgned wIthOuI "a. a.,
ANTHONY sIIEIDT, Adm.
DsfAd Nav g. 1872 n4-s
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N GID H N q NJ
Administrative Sa lie.

NV xir,p. Of an order and decree Of the County
II Court of Will County, lllinois, on the petition OF
the undersigned. Administrative de bons non OF the
estate of Lewis jones' deceased Tor leave 70 se me
raa e.ate ss,d deceased made at the April term OF
said court 10 wit the 18th da- Of April A. 1861
ON the asth day Of Jane, A. ID. fsc@,
h.,..p IN. bours Of ten o'clock the forenoon and
four o'clock in the afternoon Of said day sell at Pub
lie sale for cash at north door Of the Court Honse
in the city of Chicago, in Cook County anu Stare OF
illinois, all the right title, and interest OF said estate
in and to following described real estate 10 VIE
The half OF the southeast quar.er and TIE SOUTH
west quarter the northeast quarter, and the west
half north quarter OF the southwest quarter
all In section number eleven IN, township number
thirty seven (37). orth Of range number twelve l2f
east Of the third principal MERIDIAN in Cock county
sHd State Illinois aso lets numbers four hEe six
ssyen and eight q, S, I.S) in block thirty (3o) in
thu town Of Summit in Cook county, and State Of H.
DEBORAH JONES, Admx., de bonis
Of the estate Of Lewis Jones, deceased.
Nav = Iee7 Qs5onD . Hou.E, Atty.
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IfALL at DOOLITTLES and get one Bottle OF Gary
~ ins' Crenecutursl for restoring and Preserving
the Hair IL will remove all daudru seurf. erurtUns
and all Impurities Of the scalp changes gray hair to
their original color. prevents IL falling on aud Res
torres Hair TO BALD Heads. (Call for circular sud
examine the plate
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BURNEr HOUSE.

bURNEI HOISE,
Corner Chicago aud Van Buren, st-ess-,
(os. door West Of 9Odns'. HaII)
JOLIET ILLINOIS.
JOHN STAFFORD Proprietor,
Joliet. Jrns4, 81 Late ofNev England Hotel.
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Trustees Sale.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

church to inspire oyn,Ity, and without autq-
uity to awak, - reverence tor names, Tor in>tl-
tution>, We Jet have loyalty to law and y
reverence Tor just authority, which no inter
nal convuI,ou can overthrow that we are a
nation and have government.
Every sacred interest Of our civilization
Is ia peril. II the rebellion shall either tr.
umph by arms or win for Itself d recog4ltion ;
if a peaceful government of freedom can be
overturned by the sword, and the decision of
the ballot be put down by the bayonet, then
The boosted progress Of humanity is rolled
baci into barbarsm The long aud painful
education OF the race for freedom and self.
government has come to this-no more But
if the hour is big with peril, it is also grand
with the destlnes Of the future.
This is no time for dependency If We
have any religion, now is the time to enjoy il
il we hive faith in God OF Justice whose
sublime Providence marches through the ages,
now is the time to prove it. We must march
upon these Philsunes with the ark Of God,
and blowing the trump Of jubilee
While this is the Test Hour, it is also The
Day Of Doom. Either republication or
slavery must 20 down. Where slavery ex-
ists, said Madison, the republican theory be-
comes taIlacious This conflict Of freedom
and bondage produced the rebellion, and how
can it be otherwise than that one or the other
is doomed Then tand Tor freedom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

TnE PRESIDENT On CoNFIsCATioE We print
elsewhere What would have been the President
veto message on the cont,cation hill, but which
va fortunately avoided by the passage by Con-
gress Of the following supplement. - act
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resenmtiyes, a., That the provisions OF the
third clause OF the fifth section Of An act to
suppress Instruction, TO punish treason and re-
belh0n, TO seize and contscatc the property Of
rebels aud for other purposes, shall be SO con
strded as mt to apply TO any act or acts cone
prior to the passage thereof, nor TO include any
member Of a stale Legislature or Judge OF any
State court, who has not in accepting or enter
ing upon his Office taken an oath 10 support the
constitution Of the soc lied Confederate State
of America nor shall any punishment or pro-
ceodngs under said act be construed to wors
forfeiture OF the real estat of the offender be
You'd his natural life.
It is clear from this message that the Pres
dent has no objection to the bill as matter o
policy, but is SO far heartily with Congress, an,
only dlssentod on the question OF constitutions
law. And we hope all our generals will nov
pursue the President lead aud Use persons o
African descent wherever they can make then
of service to the nation.
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A Prison Chaplain in a tight place

-,
[li'OD Ohap'ain III .'en' pl@o0
Inc Io'oT'ng dialogue look P'acg oe'"ce"
Tue cu"Plaln " we Pe"''o"'"ry " tennessee
anu Wv 'ounSo"' ~ ioPoi'ou ~ '"o ny"
VA entering me Executive Ohahoef ula'
logue OF 'ne lo"o"ihs PurPof' e"Sueu
OhaP-uoVefhor 4M present at your re-
QUESTION.
uoY.-l win simply 10 gay 10 YOU mat inc
time mas arrived when me government must
know us friends and put down IT, enemies.
on are suspected oil beloE Host.Ie 70 the gov
eminent whose agent l am
Chap'-N gard my 'eIi az "a i0yai
man, and expect 10 be ooedien' 10 Inc gov
erumeDt | believe ina; my very Hf-i ten
poTal allegiance is due 70 Tennessee AMI am
ready TO 20 whichever way she sos''. Hu'
am citizen oil hISheF governments Una"
that
GoY-What government is That
Cn'P'- ~ q" o'''-e" ., 'i s.t"
o1''-- 'ne'o az '''e" ;" = ''l' ~ O'-''
ins lna' '''@o'S"'P ""o A'V spo"''o'' ~
'ne O'ogu o. more u oO' Voun'' 'non wa"
we 'o'1'''' ""o '"'' o1J '"0,' ~ '"0'' "'T1'
ou eau you,Se'' q .'''I'" " '''''s'. ou,'
looA ~ '"'S uo'uue"' N"'"D'"S ''I a. '''
,oT'"s sNuao '. "i'' =. , 'uo "a"'' - : -
~ S .o'' 'n 1T -, ,n,h satisfaction
nave WITNESSED WIN 1., mu1u 'a''l , 'ou,
'ne o1e'''u' N''0'''5 anu .'S'n.e y" ".'
tHe 'tSo','' va s"t p' 'H" 49, ' 'noo.
,o's -., w. ,a' ,5a ,rtarisi ~ w.r 70 w6;.b
!" p''po'''e Wv '"l't'''' - 49, , :,
'ney "e'e '.luu .a''u - - ,S ,9a' '''.
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mummy 49, 'D'', = ''''' '".' '' ~.
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one''' s ~ o' ~ pi,a'g', , , Nv ,saa'J on
Je0'' VI 'A''u.'r' .'-o"' ,. '' ar ,ha ,..,
p'"'o' ~ - ~ '1' -. tI,,'
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Hs'u. o ,'' - . No. -,
'Oes'S''T" =, 'e . 40 . ,'',
'V wa, ~ nv Wn w. rro, G,.,l;o
Is that your report ''r' ana your name
10 you can 'na' ,Ae language u e'''1'l,
oil Heaven 70 aa'''e 'uc turning 'oo'' u
9 teIons nom 'ne cons "ue'e JuS'''e mas
/ Placeu '"eIn' 'na' ''ey ~1y W" :" .l' W.
. Of killing loyal men ana destroying the pest
: government III the "oFIa / 'on [ oe''c'5
D the Almighty approves o' 'u'p 'eaen'"S d
that.
OnaP- "V', 'ne n'S' uu'y : y '''0"'
y our state @0d thought 10 was rlso' 20 re-
Il pc the invaders 9e"'oeIen'o Is inc oo'l
i ashuns approve Of,
GOV 10 ~, i'"u,'''' -, .''- '> w.
a meNy INA not oou'O C'ro''D' :. , ''' '''
i. property Of oe on.''' ''a''s 'o' \ ~ t w.
ie''o|''''']'n, 2" nave ''''''' ''' ''''
a very incorrect ,...-..T--}.
# Cnap'--DLook'ne 'e'r'o'y PerP'eAei
j. don WISH TO argue 'uc case WIN , ou' "o'
b. crnoH Wy "'sN'o" is 10 P'gacu O''''''
am no politician "un summit q "o''9'o
,e g1yernmeG, may get '0' power
n. "o''-- p ~ ~ e9u.u 81 = wy .,'''' IL
10 .eonS to ana Ia muroer'"s 'oya' m'n =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

SKIRNisu ANp Loss ~ THE ElGHrA YERaoNr
REGIMENT. -Adyces IRON New Orleans state
that, n the 22d ultimo thirty Of Company IL,
OF the Eight Vermont Volunteers, Captain II
+. button, stationed al Algiers, took an engine
and a ear and went out short distance on the
Opclousas Railroad on reconnaissance. They
had proceeded bat few rods whea they were
tired upon by party OF gucrrIlhs, and haI
three men killed aud eight wounded Thy
returned the fire and think they killed two ~
three of the a>sassins
The names OF the killed of the Eighth were ,
Corporals II X. Mcclure. and J w Saunders,
private NJ W. Wellmau, and the treuan OF
the train.
lat Lieut.. \. b. Franklin was shot lhrouh the
body, arm and breast, seriously as was also Pad
Lieut. W. II II. iloton shot through the
lungs and private {. B. Ackley shot in thu
head
Those slightly wounded were Serg'l Smith, it
the arm Serg't Allard IN the body private
Wood, in shoulder ; Cook in arm Oaks, in
body, and Richardson
The wounded were brought to Algers. Tn
bodies Of the dead We're not recovered
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

TINS Artists PEsCiL,-We are writing this
item with No. >, Artists Pencil, a patented
INVENTION Of the world renowned Faber. The
convenience OF the invention consists in a screw
at the metal point by which the lead which !
as long as the pencil, is held in its place OF
loosened and let out, as it is worn. In this
respect it combines the convenience of the gold
pencil with the cheapoess Of the ordinary faber
1t writes beautifully. softly and smoothly, anC
has. besides the new invention, all the merits Of
a genuine Faber We are indebted iorit 20 the
intelligent and clever agent OF the New York
house.
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a'' eS "g's"I W, eo ,fdn. - "s shall
1'".p' '.s'a,o ''''t .r,tnr' ov.an,
there lS to be no formal attalnder IN That case
,'l.' s4'"N tn' sGatgg dig", ' rorn, e, ;"
the same oaeree With Great respect am
constrained to say, hing this feature of the
act Is uhconsutn'ional' ~ "ould nov oe ui"l-
pu'' ~ Hol''y ~ 10y lrw",A 'n"' s"o ~
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,b I '"Y iv"aJ boS $500 :, roa at.J'" wy '''
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Tas y,fr, ~ Nrw YoRK- rho immense
r.:-. l....,..,,... r...a., .;.L, !. NJ
tork, the address feau rom al the ssanu'
thus emuhaticalIV zpaAkg m the subeCt OF
slavery
wn., ~. .,h,,,;.. ni.J..t.r.atah
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-11
n Ell. WOODBURY.. s .
g U r. G + ON d EN- It's 7
once and Rssidsncs No I, Palmer's Block, -

OEnc0 suu Hestueucs NO I, PaIm6F'5 DI6eX, ----
0o1anod1 41n1A0,s 1owA.
- nR. WOODBURY., having been located
~ In this place for the paSt three years,
UYyv 'ftime sud1ciest to test the durability 0f
4IIIJ his work. would say 70 al pevsons favor
Ing him With their conndence that they may rely upon
his utmost exertons to perform evsry operation In
perfect manner q possible 81 49,
COUNCIL BLuFFD, I0WaNl
assE October 18th. iooo.
tssshuh Geld Plase, wAich youS roeenely uee1 Rr -
admirably answer the pnrpose ot their
that roStan fPum e1pseesing 70 you my nkn
opiaiqn q your skill pentist. Ihe Yates ase =
perfectly sdapted the mouth and TO eah other mat
with their aid boh speAk and eot alest ~ well as
formerly did with ny natural teeth. A. work 81
Art do not think that The Job alluded 70 - se
passed. SevesI Dentists bad assured me that sese
service 10 met but yoa, Sir, hAve OvercomeAhs dt-
eslty eppreAGDded BY those gentlemen. $3.50
Il N8e1,ep 81 n. -, ~ - - Dv0WAs<Ass'
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WAR. CLAIM AcENcY.

70 THI o. ugCHlSED SOLDIERS
eysu1 unnssvssssa y prsperea q ~ o0es tn Csanl
BnAA, 70 sske spplirntisns. preoess - anthsnti.
IaCxfAY AND, MILITARY H0UN1Y
A.. aees.aea ccssS and soldiers - the pseeent war
ma present them TO the proper Department for sdus
,neiAA 1855 e - 3 Z ..-...
- a n q c 80 viii be required for servicee rem
Ss.se ~ TINATHA1 E000oB.l
Ceancu UuHA Jswa, Apsil 81, oe9.-w
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1Ewfs n. ROSS ,

4 rr0RNET AT LAW. Council Bluffs, iowa.-
Avnif9unrly aetend giu1erua the CanEss In Psf.
taV stsSspk6 and Adjoining csuiieA ed viii gtEe =
pecal attention to the Collection OF Claims the settle
ment OF faxes. salIaalas3 s0iuaNes tnll-1yw ".
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Washington, Oct. ).
Gen. Beauregard on the 23fh of Sept
officially announced his assumption OF Gem
mand Of the District of South Carolina
and Georgia. .@.fi.@.'
The Richmond Wbig 'sys the rebel losses
at the Manasses battles does not exceed
5000. and the losses in the engagements in
Maryland from 5000 TO 1000. "a r
The same paper says information from
Lees army indicates that an important bat.
tie is impending, and will take place before
the close of the present week. II claims
that the rebel army is in excellent condition
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.s. .f.aJ j. PO u d F. r. I p1iz
q Nttpleanle o. Retail Dealer In
r1RfsH AND SAILS HEATS, BEEF, MUTTON
4 veal and Perks Poultry, Game, and Vesetabiei
Of every description. -
MIDDLE BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
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A. military order uas issued te-dAy sas-
pending drill Of ihseity military organize
eious until fsrther orders. 1isIl
A corresposdeosel from Gen. AorGansa
army ut GresaepsbsrE, Ky. eseys ihia
retreat was the most arduous and ahasatdr
ous Of the war. During bic march Nor.h.
wa,d. be hes constsnsly harrasssd p reDei
cavalfy. Or one eccasiop BE 4teeed =
hours per day for three sucessstve oaya.
The ttoops had no watsr except wnaS
could be found in atagnant poo!e. Ncs-
sisb..spdibg their hsfaslips Isssy sfs g. Y
':i III i'ss' Sc spas Il Il, Gap wsrs brought
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IfIETt-I y 3H5 2 y NeW3xUTKS OUss De
A letter from Emperor Napoleon to Gen.
Loreaces, commander Of the French forces
in Mexico, approves Of bis condocs. lie
saws the national honor is involved, and
that be will be sustained BY ell the resoar-
ces he desires. L'' 2e. o.
He also approves The action Of Loreucez
in the protection extended to Almonte, and
that it is contrary to his tNapoleon's) in.
tention to impose any Government what
ever on the Mexican people. He says they
can freely choose any form they prefer.
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Ghexgfeklg 9#uparsa.
W. W. MAYNARD, Proprietor.
3ERN4-ea % PEN YEAR, IN ADVANCE
.xArEs or ADvEsTrsIxo /:

NATHAN 2. DOD6E,
- BANKER,
Land and Tax PayinG AGENT
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. Z
vIVHB GENERAL BANKING. ExCHANGB, COL
i LECTION, and Land Business tvsnsacted, In ai
Its Branchcsss Z 5tsitA
TAKES Pa ID in WESTERN IOWA anG1aEBRAsKA
on the most liberal sevNs. l.ssts s4if u 4 stFs #
REF1RkNU1& ssf 3
The Park Bank. New York Citgr
Massachusetts Bank, Boston, Mass. Il
Washington Bank. Do do =
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse, y.
Hon. John a. KassOn, Washington, D. G.
Henry Farnum, ESQ. Chicago. ILL.,.
Hon. C. Baldwin, Judge supreme Court Of Iowa, y
Hon. Sells, Secretary State OF Iowa.
II. Price, President State Bank of Iowa.
States Savings Association, st. Louie
Messrs. Crey. AcCreery Co., St. Louis; No.
Jan. I. 1852. ..vAD7-ts
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IN cMONr STILL IN COMMAND OF THE
ARMY IN MISSOURI.
And r. Geesman two doors East Of the Pacin
House Council Bluffs, Iowa, Is In command Of large
and we'll selected Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils Daguerrean and Ambrotyping Apparatus ana Ma
terias Pure Wines and Liquors, To6occo ana cigars
every thing in the stationary line Lamps Of all KINDS
together with an endless variety Of Pcrfumey, Fancy
Goods, &C
without any boastiug, wc are happy to inform our
friends that We are s to muster goods In our
line in sucent command the attention Of suca
asuay favor with cal, and ct tho sane time allow
them IN 70 &c fakeR without killing sn. which y
ali We have to say these imes except that we 81.
low our batteries to be st0rmod ouy ~ 'YesioW bey
resfments ..Our latch ssrins x0ut' and Ne esteci-
ally request cash and short tmeS uyers TO pull A.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-11

T AMPS AND COAL OIL.
Our nne stock Of Lamps are received, and We now
scr great Inducements this lne This Is the cheap
est light nov in use Dest duhnt Cosa OIL s"d q SiO
per gallon By r FsGBESAAAN.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-11
ELECTIONI NOTICE.

ELECTlONs NOTICE.. So
NOTICE is hereby given that Election will be held
In all the Civil Tow shps Of Ptawattamie County
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH, 1862,
for the purp se of ballosfng ior the following state
District, County and Township onacers, to-wit: try
Secretary VI State; r r--ar .- s..g..,s., a
Treasurer OF State; ~
Auditor OF STATE re-
Attorney General; and ssa &. -,e.
Register Of the State Land once. 81 r
Representative in Congress, 18th DISTRICT; .5.5,
District Judge, (3d District); and .,.a4u
District Attorney (3i District .g.srrs.slg.,, .gr
Clerk Of the District Court and Board Of Supervisors.
Two Justices Of the Peacej 8, IS q tsrz ,.-fy5ssy
Two Constatlesg 49, y
Three Township Trustees3
Township Clerk e EEs&sE.s
Township Assessor; and ,....
: Road Supervisors. y = y = tsi = -
Assessor for the city Of Council Bus to be elected
by the voters Of said city.
Also. County. Supervisors IN the following named
townships. toAwit: /
Macedonia, Knox, Boomer, Crescent and James. -
Also, County Supervisors in Grove Township to al
vacancy; and in Rockford township I'LL vacancy, and
for the full term
a'ie ,ls5S r. BURDICK,
Hf5EN r. Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Council Bluffs, October ,, 1852
, 1862-09-10
FROM SPRINGFIELD,


oPsiScF1ELp, Ill Sept. Q, 1862.
1see bJ the Chicago pagers that an early
organization Of the 1nilitin is r.oed nnnn the
governor, as thourh m attantion had hoo,
paid to the subject, Tie simo|e trnth !. that
last month an enrol]ment of +ha a,t;-a a,;,;+;o
of the State WAS ordered Eoro,,;,o o,1,aas,
have heen annointe;1 h., tho ooao.1asxS aS.S
county in the State, and ara nuw busily at
wo1k. Muster rolls, instructions. &c. have
been sent by the adjutant general to every
comfy. and os soon a. Tho anVo11,,ant ;, 49,.
pleted, complete militia oryaniz,tion W,
be enforced. In the meantime, there stand.
1he yery p1ain law of Nav "A 1sG1 a11oa-;...
, 1862-09-10

Ehc news from Washington betokens q
degree Of uncertainty whether the rebe7
fcray into MARYLAND is undertaken for the
purpose Of moving Upon Baltimore and
Philadelphia or merely TO supply Camera.
Lees army with provisions AMI forage. Il
appears that the invaders are helping them.
selves to MARYLAND cattle, hogs, grain, etc
with great libera]1ty, and sending them
rapidly back to the Virginia side Of the
river. We are as much in the dark as ever
about the numbers Of the enemy sent
across the Potomac, but it is evident, from
the Tenor Of our dispatch9s, that the usual
exaggcration has been indu'sed in.
Poolesyille, Mary land, has been recap
tured hy brilliant dash Of the Sth I'LL
nois and 81 Indiana cavalry, aud tele.
graphic communication with that point re-
opened. PoolesvilIc is near Edwards
Ferry, and directly south Of Frederick.
We presume that tlc s!h Il1iaois cavalry
Is the advance guard Of the forces sent up
The riycr to cut oF Jackson's army. Ar
tillery firing was heard in that direction
yesterday afternaon.