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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-05

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Parties wishing % ssad for Ehsts friends froza
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-05

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-05

Are seia by ALL wholesale prHgkIsitEs s. Iaseg4
IT Manufacturer prtces-Alse IN ALE giE@T zlb,
xrad retAiled By ALL dealers n 8esi1clTsa'
wALTER Z. SLOAN, Original Prggrls''f
gunss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-05
PLAN OF sIxeA Grand EaagRahu-
ex@m.

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by ordsFiHs 50 boxes in package yoa are sure 10
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spEandia Silver Watch. hssids , large aamhsE Of
other very valuable articles, 0ns Certificate sent
gratis upoB application Of Eny person desiring 20
act IS Agent, 7wnkcA may enable hlm 10 pr0cuxs
EaIesaae axtieis nReR che pAymeaa q a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
NEWS ITEMS.

YESTERDAY was the anniversary Of the evac-
uation 81 Norfolk Navy lud.
TuE treaty with England to suppress the
slave trade hIs lc,u 81 med by Secretary Sow
ard and Lord Lyons, uud will he rauhed W the
Senate.
Tux colord people of Washington are proro7-
ing tu set ulur, some day lids week A. day oi
rejoicing over emancipation In tho Di'iI!ct OF
Columbia.
GrpuGE ". JuuNsoN, the late Provisional
Cover Yr ui Kentucky, who octrd as ilI in the
late Pittsburgh bulilo said ty - distinguished
federal 0,l'.or, after receiving his d,ath-"uuhd
that the rebellion had failed.
Tur report comes from Washington that II is
vet doubtful whether Cameron Euos tu Russia.
Ii is charged against him that In July, 1861
the Senate called upon him for rDpor. as to the
war contracts 81 Dis department to which Cam
,r,u wn5u no reply. In January, lSp2, III,
Senate repeated the demand, and Cameron rv'
piled that he had not himself made single con
tract for any purpose whatever, In March
| 1852, Mr. Stanton, his successor, Trrou" ih'
| Department, under Cameron, 10 have contract
! al tut nearly nineteen hundred tpu.aul uu"
! kots and rifles.
Is srclliu. Gen. Mcclellan and ilallrck {,
| No. ffICula N Elizabeth ON saturday, General
| Scott said Ihcr' are two men who can be de-
! rrr ted upun under all circumstances nud li
| every ,nicrgoury-I mean General NJ lol.u
| and General iiYIlpok. There is no doubt th|'
! a ry must take 'lIiDE. us tl.y meet them, gu
! tluy have great opposition 20 contend NIlhi lu
| rClrlhu Is At thI, moment at the very wprt
| his heart loves, and which will call turlh al
! the abilities Of his powerful nlud-lunt 70
! trn,hiug engineering and hc-I"gln9 ANA 10
rr.arl o. Guuprd llIlork ho will lp bis nui
| Ikea soldier There can bono l"ur .. these tw'
| lI lc .ulli.Is doing Gu" base 'r n. loyal act
] They arc honest {. thg core, aHu H.A never bg
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1902.


The WORLD regards the mission Of the French
Minister to Richmond rs ~ liCition Of desire
on the part of tho Emperor Of France to inter
fere actively in our behalf, in case his prohercd
mediation between the North and South should
fail TO terminate the war Napoleon, il explains
desires to ,aul we'll with the American people,
who are in sympathy with tho liberal party in
Europe, and he is dcsirous Of conciliating both
for ultetior purposes.
The JouRSAL W CoMNERcE hol ls that tie
reduction OF Fort Pulaski ia attributable TO the
new and terrible rroicctlc Of Senator James,
whose name " III hcucclcrth rank next to that Of
Ericsson ns an inventor whose genius cxalis
the character of our people.
The r,,cr; action of the Union and Republic
can members Of the Legislature at Albany, in
rroyiuug for S,a.c Convention nest F.W to
secure single ticket in opposition 70 the DEMO-
ncy. !, regarded iy o.. INrs as Likely to DE-
l,l, ilc ml,hinatious Of tho Democratic leaders
anl ,f .ills u, At .u,. who m.s, u.c Of ,Nrir
position 90 ur'c-nu. tc party ,mt elevated
th.m tn I.v,-.
lt Washington e.-r. 1ar' 10, wri',si
FrumI eat appearances, tlcrr is some cont
sIl .,hlt Doubt Nl,.lor Nr. tIur'u 70 Will D." l'
lus..a us tIc m,.,s.ar ,r Mr. Clay E"..t
Development, r,i.a thc question whether tlr Nl-
wiu...tatuH .tu iu 'u.ti.c CO. Russia permit hr.
Cameron To- rJIu.-cni this ,,O' rm,ni ut tie
Court ,i the t,ar who :, counted our most
powerful .,i.nI among ,Ar iu'.rs 20 the c'''h.
The lam ,. insist. tlnt at least tb'syspcusi-
lie authors ol ,ly rebellion -ho.i o. uuHi. ncu
ly in. made to ncIr th..r tl.rc 1t the ras. Of
sarnrrs-iu., 10, Gnl with respect To slavery holds
,A.' pad dearly enough lor i.s plst couut,naro'
uf Wuur, and shoull now. Just TO- on-', risk
the, pertinent or doing Right.
Tie Eyrv>G rosr heartily cuiorsrs the new
Union movement, inguguairl at Albany hy the
! Republican and Democratic lcairrs, upon h'
single issue Of the suppression Of ,ho rebellion
and the maintenance o, the Constitution.
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Our Special Correspondence.
The siege Of Yorktown -- RemoVins the
Wounded Character al the Rebel Arms
Our Cunt ont, at WORK Arrest of spice
Tie Rebels nuk jugu use OfthUir Negroes.

The S'cEe oil N"Fh'o"h - h.hi"''"t '"'
Wounded character Of the Rebel Arms
-OurGuuLont. ut work Arrest of ~pics
Tbc ,,hcls s,,,Lirvu ortbrir Nearoe-.
-,
N'"' "'i ~ .1 ,1 80, ''''
~" '''"' I've
4 number OF the Vermont bil W'unlcd ia
the attack op tho rebel battery near Ices Mills
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VIII '''',''''' nv WV ''
NHnr"', 10y way ol 'h'". cmah 'r''N LNhIlhf'
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| 'ar' vat. .rr q. o., ','a." attempts '" DIE
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| have thrown tess t.,.'.. j. '.' 'u.' .'l"'u,'
| auuu. l~. own. nuI1i "'.a. ,1 I".i ,aI.
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''rau'ion y. tie country banks, which is sdngss
:" "t's'a' Ito oincers At Albany can sign the bits,
Uere must be more n.mston in general busine-sN
and greater impetus given 10 The city trads.---
mere are as' many millions 10 be paid ous IN
arrsarage pay 70 Govenmen, troops THIS, under
the allotment 'ys,ern Is due % families and friends
who want tie money 10 meet necessary bills, ths
aggregate ot which form an tom in the oours. o
business
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I(EWAhE w corNrtlHnTs.
To TuE IUBIIC.
nr,vrrrrrs rms a>n xrw STYLE

t-tuG WHOLE uutur I'd INSURE a
.rt tt. remove
tNrjEE uTNuIS
iai.r 800 N,y uIv iUrwti TIE tim" = cure will
b .H.," "... ., .H,..U. IaHs ly u.uE BRAND.
Kt ri's FILLS .Jl ... tIt.. .t....l lIu uet.uut
g., .l lti,Is D.. y,' Ir.' g. .'..' .', w 'U'H'n'
cs., Ak, su.N .u-,stl, genial .u'I'ncc Of q spring
sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

gprrt.ut.. i.n.riut.r r.roIa lut The mass
,'hullors while m1nry is ss1 abundant can l.'d ou
Hu' tho 'vp,.t.d g.r'.r.aa, critic u.'r..u rfIrr,r
hun- 20 a., r..I t.pt m,y n1at them out Tho T. &
at,hsr,mn.n at last weeks rptoe, and prr cent
..rt tfrDtns ru'd atp,s.
Thcfa..tof gold wrro f,'r % ~, I. advance
The eNslaus.,pt tho Cleaning I.asg wrrc very
large, l.nf t-,.uii 20 h7l,u.,b tl,lGtHa-.
The Columbian Marine lUs Co., which Las L,A
such hard luck, l,a declared 10 a.n. annual div
irni ~ per cat. ON thr caah coi .tp. 'tlgs.
There were tap lars, rIhhor,.. announced th'.
morning. Tie pocket afM NJ. =. I. cobb, alM.ui--
town, n. j., was packed ofn large amount Of uutcs
The office = the H.uoh,yu white L,,d Co % rul-
ton street. wac entered, nul ito,oOo IN huudH 1T
\ Western aodCMoag. n r., stul.u from tho safe
Tho stra.ts W Mpgtiutn are pp,u, and the grain
trade the w,st Nil soon bo ia full activity. But
1t Ia stated that tie ice IS very heavy at Marsuctta
Lake Superior and navigation viii bc late.
In Philadelphia money Ia plenty. Tie bank,
take an good paper at GUc$
Tho nto Of g.'I horo ia Grm, but It rlloI h ish,
It the West There is here steady demand now
Grcsports. The imports god in tie last week
we're slOOoOOO more than Tor tho same week lAst
year.
Tho comparative exports ani pr.gea u specie FOR
the past week were us o'lows3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
DENTISTRY.

A RTlflCIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A rcmric'ing decayed broken teeth, put In
soft without the least PAIN color Of teeth sal
ranted. &. u. CRAWFORD, Dentist q Al.ty 4
second block from Broadway. sI5 44sc'iOS
nR. HONT. DENTIST
- pU5 Broadway, g doors shove Goth 81, inserts
beautiful sets oi teeth On bis improved Atmospheric
Plates with or without extracting tc roots; on go,d
"A low $cb silver, tS. rti'cr SI0. platiua, Soi:
artificial bone filling inserted without parl NJ cts.
gold, % cis a. smaysin, - ots extracting 20
cts. Al work warranted. spill 2Isc'l3d
WE WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION
w oi o.. 90. ring suIcriur srtlf,is t,ttI tu our
continuous u.tt.lN gum teeth es heinz the l.slt-
est, must comfortable, durable and perfect now
rhir Ir..s, i.. sDtts, so lsgl ,rc, tf Irsy t.
dentist S'i American Teeth Company. II Mite,
80 u wttv. aulO %, 'i'3
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NXTANTED-A GERMAN GIRL SrEAk-
w ing ~ yli8h Hucu,,y. q m II I - ycnfs H' age,
to act rs a waitress, at =. AMI \. rLElLEIL. Don
lists. i6J Blwcrv, ny aI4l @'31l
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WANTED.

- SCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
W reymen, ai,e Ios,i I N np,narr,eJ S ,r, men,
r. tne age II a.. Pay FROM $i3 " Su per
mouth. Subsistence, pay, clothing and medical
attendance furnished from date Of enlistment.
Headquarters al Fort Hamilton, n. Y. Hnbur.
Men desirous u opisting IN this regiment can az
~ at the recruiting office, Ia Eighth av. B. I.
tES9ls, Second It. sth Infantry, L. a. Recruit
Ing Ofcv.. apis 2ioc'll2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACUINES-FINKLE& & LYON,
> ana other A~,i class sowiur maa.urs g. ruut ur
fIr sa.., ou monthly payments. Instructions Tree,
and u1 charge for delivery. Apply pp II. DlA-
MDND, at the office ot the Fna.u a. Lyon u Co.,
b8s B.0adway. apl6 2tlc'lM
SEWING MACHNES-NLL lHE BEST
Dknd- lYr sale, o. rent, or exchange. HtD0. Dos
sold ON part payment. NJ ,a.u.t uuuy t,N,..r j.
repaired and improved, ut BOO 49, ..l. - -. %
Ir stgtrg uNgt 2iHr'lU9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

VLyANrED-GOOD OPERATORS WITH
w aHI without Wuo,.D. N M..H's mach a
uamlt % ferry. Apply Immediately % On. -.
a. urgr Court. al2l g'l,u
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In earnest 1t will he remembered that we an
nonced in our columns, after the fight between
Mace and King. that Ieenans friends had rcsolv-
cd 10 induce him to come over, and have another
try for the belt, as they cOnsifcrcl MIcc had not
sustained his reputation, and that an easy tri-
umph wouhl Oe the result Of a fight between
these gladiators. Probably ii is upon s,mc such
rcprcscntAtiuus as these that llccnpu has hccn
induced to rcippear thus Unexpectedly; but in
any case, fight or not, his visit to uslanl lu-
ring the International Exhibition must prove a
great source Of remuneration to him, as sparring
engagements at high salaries have at once been
offered him Concerning Tom Savers challenge
to meet either liccnan or Mace after they have
fought, much uncertainty nut exist. Tome
hlckcrs have always given IL oIt that he should
never ght again; anil. iuj,'l, /, is known that
the trustees ot his annuity have bound him
down, on forfeiture Of his fortune, not to engage
IN any fresh hlglc.
We must coulcss that We arc dad 10 welcome
llccuan, whose manly hearing aul rcntlymanly
address won Iim NO end ui . uirrls uyou his
first visit Ills return with trh'inE infections,
too, suN' that hlscuuUIoi. Nu tho fair I,ty Of
En;l'shucu Is mot, as r,lrs,l.cd 'vn portion
%. th. American Uts@ o. ~. cNtluMislcd.
At the ttiiir,i l.r.h,rcurh, mistakes Hul H'-
cjcuis u.Wu.' .I we have alVH,s u '.'od
that tho iu.tm 10 0t tie hight arose from no
-cr will .U#H il.urH Justice. u would,
however Poe vur.. ilfu useless Goo re'ur 60 'he
OH ...... .f.... .F ,h.f e..r.. Sl..'' li.u1u
u.ut a.uu..a lu.I..h -.l, 2. uu,l uy,. we
Hlv l.al.., t.,. ut. A....,uur. iIe is .ui-
mons. 't /. lw..r in i.Ia D...u, Ul is u.
lircr, at.I p .rtt-tus may Do. uu..lc lv luu-
drr.le az t''I.u-.ul. Sr".t l..t cn.i,t No
rul ~ tNn lnu: h.'. t..u revised .UI .'1"ud-
cd, and o.. .r' u... Outgoing upon ''D ropes
hu,u rendered i' 81. I', .ul u0 .a' im-
| llu..ip .ul ar...IfI.l.#, II. f..r', u,'n the
matter, an. this %, least las .u,nd, mul, con-
I . 4
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A WEEKLY EDITION

Of THE NEw YoHK sUS, issnei every Tuesday, ~
wrappers for the mail, rwd oESTs EAon, 81 per leo
sURsCRiPTToSs-FAip IN ADvAscH.
One copy, yenr .Tbcts. Three COP 81, year, ~ -
Dn 10 months, 81 90 Five copies, DO - %
tB-Sprclmen copies, gratis. Discontt Of 70 pen
cent rom single rate, on each copy ovsT sve.
tg-P stage within New York State, only thfrfssH
cent a vedr-out lf the state, tioenty-stE csn,s.
Address N. :. BEACH sUN OrrICr, INV Yorn
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HNlNNiN HEANpEiIls tlLl1. .
TIE paper F.rrd " 81 i".., ". ~ IN NNN'l
NraNNtn itlI'lN' Nud d, ,''hl th' "''5' ~ l.','
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4. y Ney st,,c ensures yar f-c-h PIE, orl ro
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DIst,r. r..r.v.I cl.p..t' ..I So. ssIr, It
4 over two ye,fs has passed SINCE Thy wore iu
my posses. %. ~. BEANpNlIH.
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Ilpr CAAlihI, y.s.t,Nis sH,ry WIN. H1t'rs,
e. ..r, I.ntu. f uoatay, Hlr I,t 10 best in'.i-
lHiun lr Spring Diseases, ,t.Nf.H.i rit.'.t mp
world. Try t,fu, u.. 20 q. t.r.r. bottle, nu"
quart % . quarts, 90; iqtNr.', 8 -. sold ln
Ncw York q D. g. HIu,s 2p2 " 3NHy Wa
Rprgy, Culrtlnnlt It, T. G. Wells q O., li'
Fruk.lu II; l1aU, MoraA & G4rl.nDu aul dDal-
trs cycrywhrrn. sIlG 2inc'li
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INVAIlD-YOU WILL GIT lllL RECIPE
i fora sure euro ior C.H.ls, C1.'s, Cl-uIYptun,
80, rs s,Hdug b. u. AUiE Isl iu.tI - y. \.
lie sen s 1t free. Wrtg Tor II. ltha' cured tur s-
lsl7. uh-t 2i4y'lli
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Tho issues " the per coat certificates to credit,
ors oppressed the mnrh,tto 9oAt as the issues Of
&c Tgl1lal previously caused those t, fall T.
gGE. THE issue war then diminished, and tie Sec
rotary oilers T. pty 20 p.r cat9l those IN first
hands a par m I.4uIua.s. This suT,u,d the
tote sg4.u't. g7E 1f,al.uat of The . Per cout
cert. rrpt,z 7.Il hy tNo hGnt4 70 mako Clearing
Il ..sn .,.t.rsrntS Is rl42tJ,UUO. The speie con-
uu.yst t.t...l ..lt, ia B..k, and ls alts $.I4lU.
uHOur lurtpnu Iu.rc tNsu last week. Tho ry.u.s
% size r.-t utica are comparatively a4 follows;
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

GOllliES AND SAILORS-THElR WI
- dow .a. lg,fa untitled to pensions, extra nav.
Lorstf -, tho 800 bounty money on prize
~. .r, s,.| F.gc expense by having their claims
calco D.. ur J. ". RYAN lita Ccrk Of tlo L. 3
Pc p Agency, eis ruhJL 81, cor Of Greenwich 5t
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
Personal NOTICES.

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING Goops
~ pawL.d at -. HEElIAN'S, l. Grand IT. corner
Of Sullivan, lH requested tD call and redeem them,
as To- Is going 10 remove. y. B-Al gods rrmain-
irg tNrao dHv, this notice will be sold. apl1 a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

DENSION & WAR CLAlM AGENCIES
Il tabished by Major NJ. Myers IN 1871; soldiers of
thc pr sent war discharged r dtsainty.clu secure
their pons JuH by applying T. Z. W. MYERS 22g
BrIuiw way, room 81 nlb24tc'i23
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

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Wins, i45 q o.. NDtlC q C..'s, 80 AIpl, cor.
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Houston IT. ANA .ll.oy's, cor Sraunl a,r. anil 3Jta
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
From W ashtn2t0n.
Tribune Correspondents
VI Crn~

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
The Committee on the Canduct Of the War, in
examining to-day the case Of Gen. Stone, discov-
cred new facts which divide the responsibility Of
the bunder at Balls Bluffs between Gen. Stone
and another General.
Previous to the discharge Of Wickof, the Com
mittse on the judiciary examined Gen. Sickles,
whose frequent visits TO the incarcerated Wickof
and the journeys from his cell 70 the residence Of
ex Lieut.. Watt as the other end Of the Avenue,
had excited suspicion. Sickles claimed to be
Wickof q counsel, and to have acted throughout
in that capacity. The Committee put some homo
questions to him-he replied sharply, and for
animation was pending, the Sergsant-at-arms ap-
pearsd With Watt. He testified that he saw the
message 10 the library, and being Of literary
turn Of mind, psrussd it; that, however, he did
not make . copy, but having tenacious memory,
carried portions Of il in his mind and the next day
repeated them word for word 70 Wickof. That
persooaRe had previossly tostifed that the pas-
cage transmitted to the Herald was given him By
Wstt orally.
Washington to-day, and made report To- tho Gov
ernment Of their mission to relieve Union peisoners
in the south. They repaired to Fortress Msnroe
and made known their commission to the Confod-
e-ate authorities at Norfolk, by whom the matter
vas referred to Richmond. A reply came refus-
ine the Commissioners admission to the Confed-
erste territory, but expressing readiness TO ne
eotiste for the general exchange Of prisoners. Our
Commissioners opened negotiations, which result
aereed on. bat the Confederates had 300 moro pri-
,oners th an we, and with commendable magpe-
nimity they proposed to release those also, con.
dition that our Government would agree 70 release
500 OF their men that may next fall into thsiI
hands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
.aUCTXO.V NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ the stock Of goods, book accounts, prom
issory notes and real estate, comprising the follow
ing land to-wit: Lot No. 10 in the south west
quarter of section No. s, in Township No. So,
north range No. east, containing "a 2O-lc0 acres
in Scott county; also the south west quarter Of
the north east quarter Of section No. lo,in Town
ship No, So north range No. "a vest, containing
- acres, in Story county; also tho north east
quarter Of section No. 80, Township No. 9l, north
range No. q west, and the southeast quarter Of
section No. IS, Township No. vs. north range %
north, containing s2o acres in Franklin county,
now remaining in my possession - assignee Of
Alexander F. Williams, will be sold At public sale
s,.d, II. o1 Of
county, State Of Iowa. on Tuesday the 18th day
Of February, A. d. 1862, the sale to commence at
10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, and to bs continued
from day to day until all be sold. Term. cash.
Davenport, February 18th.
WILLARD BARROWS.
lfebl7 off Assignee.