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efort of the Canadians to get the spending d
,po Their large lot of English money:

IS MAR! WAR;! WAR!!.-TO TIM
w COLORED POPULATION.-Ai the Co'ored
Male Inhabit, Of Dunnvle and the surrounding coeny
~ o,o * Her Naesys Loyal Volunteer Militia
do 40 NV csIIing my office where The seryicerou
lying fGr .gnatureA wbsn S9nPleted the ccnHsI' VIZ b
Differed. . AMSDEN, IapI long Wi H. W
Dunnviue Dec. 2s 1861"
-Wouldn't it be curious to see these fugi-
tiyes from the blessings Of Slavery employed By
England, the great Abol'ionst power, in .
war for the establishment of JEFF. Daviss
negro despotism IT'S queer world.
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Negroes, it seems, are thought to be fit
material for, fighting purposes on the other
side Of the Canadian line. The suboned ad-
yertseneut il ore If .Le fruits Of Tie present
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The mails for Europe BY the steamship
Edinburgh will close at lO4 o'clock this morning
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DULY Wjbnlla
SATURDAY. JANUARY 4. 1862.


TO CORRESPONDENTS
cannot undertake return eej.d Commune ATOMS
All business letters or should DO Addressed 20
"THE TRNUSE" New-Noik.
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Drsiress Notlrcs.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

Constant wiring FOR six months is done cheaper "''
Gold Pes than with Ste Pens therefore, it Is economy "
use Gold PenS IT,,
The Gold Pen remains unchanged by years Of CONTINUE
nae while The Steel Pen is changing by eiioi'u an
wear orefore perfect uniformity Of writing " oOae '''
By the Of the Gold Pen. , e
The Gold Pen :. always ready eud reliable wne ne H0e
Pen must be often condemned and ne" ere eec''u '
o,o there il es Swing Of time 81 'he nee o. the 'od rem
Gaii,espsbs Of receiving SOY degree OF e''oy 80 '"'
n.God Pen "a exactly adapted to The hand OF me write,
tc The nsve Of The hand and ann ere not 'JoIed ass
tr,.yr 70 he the case by the use Of Stee Pens
The fen is m'gntieT than the Sword in smother
column
TRUssFs.-MARsH * Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TIM No 2 Vetey.st All lind, OF Irusses supporter
n;isrv shoulder Braces and Abdominal supporters com
bued Elastic Stockings and Mechanical sppS-ee'i0 ' NC
fonnities. female attends iadies'
BAIMoRAL Doors 81 80, for Ladies, at CAN
,prrr's No 8l3 Broadway, between nth and l2th-s;s
n. Z sss1,
2tstp9lprlS Duly Trjbn)Ia
SATURDAY. JANUARY 4. 1862.
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AbfosaiiOn of the Reciprocity Treaty Necessary.
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The WAR FOR THE UNION.

The Impending Battle in Kentucky
THE REVENUE INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY
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DID TEE BRITssIs EVER fDPRsss
OUR CITIZENS FROM AmEHiCAN
EEsSEg..sf

To he Editor ol The " y Tribune
Sir: Yon have asserted several times IN yonr
p.pcr that England has taken out OF American ships HUNDREDS
Of men not only Engshmen but Americans Now with all
da. Difference do Mt believe word ou utter ana n'
you can gave weaGhen'icst'd case shall hoid 'ha
and Is your intention SANDER NY country by faecs
IT,, a. boI,,ar mn your side AN ENGLI5hNAE.
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BAIMoRAL Doors s. 30, for Ladies, at CAN
rRrt1's No gl3 Broadway between nth and l2th-s.s
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THE CONDUCT OF THE wAs.
NO MORE PASSES TO LADIES.

The Secretary OF State las decided TO ISSUE
no more passes TO ladies. 1t has been nscer.
tanned that in nearly every instance where those
fsyors have been granted to women, letters AID
other documents have been concealed in their
clothes conveying important information to tho
-, sas. In future, the crinollnes who even
.oolv for passes will be searched.
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we see; can We learn; arc We yet not pounded
enough In this fearful death mortar see that the
only possible motto for our banner, by which slooe
we can for ought to conquer or to ask Heavens
help and tho civilized worlds sympathy 2 the only
possibly practical device on our bancroft In the
sky but on this earth Of ours, which 1t is for us to
mako free soil
There be lottery got up for the benefit OF poor
old Lamartine they say Classic painter lngres has an
order from Napoleon TO do proper portrait Tor en-
craving of the late Julius Caesar, to be put ~ tne
head Of bis Maiestys completed first volume OF said
Cesar history.
La GaIeru Bonaparte is publication IN course
of developement First of the best Photographic
copies after nature or choicest paintings OF members
of the Bonaparte family by blood or marriage.
Secondly, of descriptive, Gosraphic, and fattering
Ieterpisss, by the best Nspoleonic writers OF the
day. st. Beuye bas commenced Theophile Gautier,
and other better men are to follow.
Bentley, the London publisher, announces new
book by John l.. OSullivan, under the taking title
of "Union D.union, and Reunion
or 90 American exhibitors at the Worlds Far
in London 81 have received medals or honorable
mention. Can anything be clearer to the Ameri-
can intelligent patriotic mind that it was Eng.
lands fear that forced her to grant this imperfect
Justice to these 81 and her hate and jealousy that
prevented cur other compatriotic IL exhibitors from
receiving all irst-class medals.
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TO ARRIVE.
Passepxers Arrived

IN ,team,lip CITY Of Msnohs'tey, Jrom Lirerpc.-Mr
Ch,puan M Reed Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Dir and Mrs d
Wbit..tope M Fd.ebury +. Rowan, Capt Mspell lady.
ard child Messs BaFch, Williams, Cumming. Duffy But
terworth T. Joye Rosa Lang Lizzie Joye Rev Mr. Dnzef
Cant Ctonerie Rev Mr. Mumb-r Rev j. N. Henrie Bish-
Oh Of Milwaukee T.. Pretorre. Jolly McGo~an.
Garter X Woods J. Haul. {. O. Goddard. j. Wells H. T.
Cor II Morri. r. Riley j. Hann j. Pierce, H. Blackburn
H. Ormeron, q. Wilder II. schoombers n, J Bennett w.
b. Thompson Blachford II. Goddird, NJ. W. Devine A.
Ira5on IT, ALbs Howard Moore g. l.. March, p. Roersss
j Weis Wilson Lowe. IL d. Jarrett ID: Perry, j. Levy.
c. d. Carsnore e. Rcardi c. r. Mondero, X. MEREDITH. Mr.
krrson. 49,, .
IN .eam.hp Star Of the South from Hilton Head-Liso<-
Col Ely eth Conn Vol Chaplain Z-mpe Cutter and Lieut.
r H. Ware OH Maine; Lieut. J. Kelly Major hescalfA
81 Rhode sand C. T. Hue,on, g. NJ Wake man John sAsr-
man A NJ Fuller. Daniel Asquth. Wm- Bloorer Mucas
Gardner Or Kirchbsck w. s. Hunts Geo H. Dorsa
Robert H. Saith John A. Alden. Mr.. Smith James kenaea.
Ihomss Finnau ). Herne A. Hens aud 81 Ia age.
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mersson, 10 present memorials praying her Ma
iestys Government TO interfere in behalf OF the
native Christians and Sierra Leone British sub
jecu captured by the king Of Dahomey, when
he destroyed Ishaggs, near Abbeokuta, on the
10th of March last; and for preventing, if pos
sible, further atrocities by the king OF Daho-
mey. The memorials were signed by members OF
several African Aid and Missionary Societies Lord
Pamerston assured the deputation that the Govern
ment would earnestly strive to effect some change
in Dahomey, and to obtain the release OF the Chris
tan captives He also expressed the opinion that
his welI-known conviction as 70 the capabllty OF
Africa to supply the cotton needed by the manuiac'
lures of England would be justified by the results as
noon az the slavetrade Was put down.
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COMMENCEMENT AT MrDDLEBURr, Vr.-The Com
mencement exercises at Middlebury College are a.
follows:
Sunday p. m, Aug lo-Baccalsurea.s sermon, BY Pred
dent Lsbsrec.
Tuesday, a. m.-Addres before the Literary Society. By
John w. Fowler, LII D., Of Poughkeepie. N T.; mad
dress before the Phsdephian Society. BY the Rev. Il
Manning of Bostos Meas svenipg-Parkeran prize speaking
Observation-Disclosures Of the Graduating class; evening
Concert by the Mendohn Quiuettc Club assisted by sr
Jenny Twitchen Kempton Of Boston. Mass
Tburday-Anniverssry of the Associated Alumni the Hsa
Homer H. Stusrt Of EewYak City, orator. Charles Mead
A ~, of Andover, Mass, poet.
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M1RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..... l.


ships-sebaseopoI Aud, Bristol Nesni.h Sons Oceo
Ranger Aven. svans. M Trujillo 5. Nining Caroline
fBtenrnl Stricker Belfast. Funch, Meincse Wepdt.
BMs.-Ocean Bride. Burgess sliBsoethpor, Miller
Houxhton; War Hawk (Brl Williams, Cot. Hofnbee
Co.
Bhss-Hope Young s. kits, Smith, Jones & Co.. Am
(Br.l Tory, Gibraltar Giro Francia.
schoonsrs-DrssoB Colson, Lsgusyra Netcaf Dunoanj
R.beccs Clyde Decker Eewbern 4. d. Huribut Co r.
Raymond Hay EiIabeti port Coyer. ksyner Phisds
phis. w Mckee; L. Peacock, Lingo. New-Oesns Roosoo
a Fosdiok
Sloop.Intent. Jennings, Norwich. C. Harvey; Hesn.
BAbcocs hew-London. II. Racket Mary Gray Aasoa.
UncAsvie. II. 5. Racket; Deep River Hoyt. Stamford
stesInsT-Brstol, Charles. Philadelphia
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CITY IIEMS

We don't know how many times this Summer we
penned.up New-Yorkers have enjoyed that per-
spring luxury, "the hottest day Of the season, =
but we must say, in all frankness, that the fervid
article served up to us yesterday was little ahead
of anything of the kind we have been favored with
heretofore since the dog days set in From 70, at 6
a. M. the Thermometer rose to 81 at noon, % in The
TRIBUSE Office between and p. M, and we really
can't guess how much higher before it began to de-
cline, for physical endurance was unequal to the
frying task of following it's ferocious ascension We
only remsmber that the draft upon our pores became
so powerful that if it had continued at the same rate
much longer the fountains would have failed, and
City Items must have incontinently dried up. Alter
the experience of Friday, we don't think Dir. oscan'
van need be in hurry with his Turkish baths-a'
least no, till the torrid term has terminated.
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CoMxoDoRE VAsDERBILT's MusIFIcEscE-ISe
Richmond County GG-etfe has the following notice
Of aew educational snterpri on Staten Island,
established by the liber.lity OF Commodore Wander
bt:
"A Nonry Commodore Vanderbilt has project
In view which when competed, viii be an enduring monu.
mont 70 hi, memory On tho 2Oh OF April las, he purchased
of Mr. George Ebbrt for ~ ~ about eish, and bali acres
OF land al dining the land oil the Mofavisn Church New.
Dop Don this IL IL understood hs intends erecting large
and substantial building in whieh 10 educate the young Of
both ss.r. somrwhs after tho fashion of tho celebrated
school. of Bethehem PonnsyvrIia lilo will endow the
school. In such theis support viii be- always
,urd The site selected for tic buildings IL OF the most
beautr aud heahu upon the island overlooking for many
mile varied and charming country with gimrses OF tho
ocean Ia the distance"
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The Rev. H. II. Garnet, it viii be seen by an ad.
vertisement, will make an appeal on Sunday night
to the law and orderoving people Of our city, in be-
half Of lis mnchujured people. 1: would be well
for those who have nstgsted the recent outbreak OF
persecution against thar loyal Glars of our community
10 10 and hear, as well Us those who sympathize
with them.
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IAdMrLiseme |


THE s---llEADQUARTERs Ar No.
308 BaoADwArioung willing to their country.
and DESTROYS Of uniting with company Of sober and moral
well fighting earnestly avtod to enrol them
selves Capt How and tho Commandant old Seventh
Resuaont oliver Competent soldier and careful Vi his
WeQ.
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tAdvertisemeskI
"DR. LELAND'S ANTI. RHEUMATIC BAND

permanent for Rheumatism. Goat, NeurslSs al
all Similar Affections Price ST. sent by man or express
ILLUSTRATED TREATISE, with Certified Testimonials -
free. Adapted to soldiers SMITH Co, Proprietor.
No 49l Broadway New- York
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CENTRAL PARK CoscERT.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there will be music at
the Central Park, on the Mall this afternoon, at
o'clock by the Central Park Band, under the leader
shin of II. b. Dodworth, if the weather is fine. The
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fAdvertissmenti

THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BERN
SAVED IRON RUIZ. OTHER THOUSANDS DIRECTED On
Of their talents honor and fortune by obapS
Phrenologcal Examinations and advice WMIv
No. 3O8 Broadway.
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The RowISG MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
AsERIcA-Tbo great sculling match for the
championship of American waters, between the
present holder of the title, Joshua Ward Of New
burgh, and James Hammill Of Pittsburgh, Penn,
for 81 900, comes of on Wednesday and Thursday
next. on the Schuylkill River, Philadelphia Fol
the la,t four years Ward has been the acknowledged
champion Of American oarsn,eD, having defeated in
clever and decisive style every opponent who ven
iured to dispute his claim TO the title. New-fork,
Newburgh Boston, Worcester Staten Island, and
other regattas had seen him successfully maintain
bis proud position Of champion schiller Of America;
sud rs il biz ambition was not sufficiently gratied,
he, about two years ago, challenged Robert Cham
bers the best oarsuan Of Europe to trial of skill,
for the sum Of g. 800 side. This challenge was
accepted by Chambers, but some delay occurring in
the arrangement of the details Of the match, com.
bned with the breaking ont of the Rebellion, Id to
ito abandonment. Wards opponent in the forth.
coming match is a young fellow hniling from Pitts
burgh, acknow edged to be by far the best
oarsman that ever appeared west Of the Ale
ghany Mountains, and who las beaten every
man that he ever Iowed against He
made biz first appearance Eas. a, the Boston
Regatta on the Fourth Of July, where he aston-hed
every one by dis;ancng all his competitors in the
race. Two matches have been arranged between
the two oasmen; the first, of three miles, TO
come off on Wednesday next, on the Schuylkill, for
$780, and tie second, race of five miles, for the
Same amount, the same river, TO be rowed on the
following day. These matches have created vast
amount Of interest in aquatic circles throughout the
United States and thousands from all parts will be
at Philadelphia to witness the contest. There las
already been very heavy betting on the result Ward
having slightly the call, but nearly oil the money
s,aked has been at evens. In Pittsburgh Hammills
victory is regarded as certainty, while in this city
Ward is the popular favorite. Arrangements have
been effected by tue boating clubs of Philadelphia
for tho keeping of the course rowed over free from
outside craft and tugboats.
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sfyiaTURH ALMANAC.

ua-Rses....3:04 SetA............7:0S Moon-RiseA
WATER THIS DAr
sandy Hook. 6.3T Gov Island T:4T Hell 'ssts. En-
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LIEUT.. GRIssELL.-This gallant Confederate
officer, now prisoner at Washington, is not son
Of Moses Grinnell, Of New-fork, As we inadvert-
emily stated the other day; but Of Henry Griunel,
who, learn Possesses of the ianatical traits
of bis brother Mr.. Henry Grnnell was the pro-
ector Of the Arctic Expedition. His son, the Lieu
tenant, was for some years ut the head OF house
in London, where he married an English lady, and
subsequently, removed to New Orleans. lie was
among the earliest TO enlist in the cause OF tho
South, and his proved his devotion several hard
fought fields. Richmond Examiner
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A SwoRD.-A sword, sash-belt, and box, valued
at $500, liz now on exhibition at ilanys, the history
of which il told by the following inscription Pre-
sented to Colonel Rishworth Rich, by the officers
and privates Of the Ninth Maine Volunteers, Ms u
token of their appreciation Of him az soldier and a
gentleman. Fernandna, Florida, July 4, 1862. "
The seabbard 10 Of solid silver surmounted by silver
bands, in imitation of laurel wreath. The handle
ia mounted by silver head of Meduss, and the blade
is Of the finest quality of steel
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MsxoR.SpuM.-Ths U. 5. steam ttsnspor. J. D. Crs''
now loading with Government stores at Pier No IN n
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5bx urzfo1srTx-
UNITED sTAIEs MAlL
I q w A

losr Ovyfcr DrtAArnEHf,
WesAtnlfeR AprU % 1883
- uhl1 sesvico - the following routes n hsa ~
verified for propoaals the 90h Of November Iess
beins deemed - = insnnsnt for The psslic cunven
b received q he Ceesfnct VI
aeeof this depertnent until e ne soan Gay
a. q AuSust, 1853, ana rntnasng On the sosh day
Linz soS ~ 80. .s ), "a.
Gym, Grinnell sugar Grove Pleasant View.
Newton and Mitchelville, to Des Aoinea, q
miIes and back. six times . week. Sugar
Grove T. b supplied BY aide msti, shrss timel
Z week.
Leave Srooklyn daily, except Sunday. At p. M
Arrive at Des AOines. next days BY am;
Leave Des Aoiues daily except Sunday, 1t Up m
Arrive at brooklyn next days By am;
1908 From Eddyvile, BY Oslsi0Osa. LAREDO. Pella,
Newark, Red Rock, Monroe Prairie Citx Ben.
nington, vandalia, Apple Grove and Ring
Sun, to Des Aoines, e miles and back. siz
times . week; Red Rock. Bennington, amp
vAndalia to be supplied BY side mails three
Leave Eddyvilie daily, except Sunday, At 3 nj
Arrive At Des Moines next days bs am;
Leave Des Aoines daily, except sunday. 1t =
Arrive ut Eddyvilie next days BY m. -
ilOsi Hrum Des Aoines, BY Boone. Ades wiscOtta or
risburg, Dalmannths, Haml,n's Grove, Lsra
Turkey Grove Lewis S y, GiSss az Asees 9,
times week. Aacetonia, OF - Grove. ant
Hamlins Grove. 70 DO supplies y side maii'
threetimes . week.
Leave Des Hoines daily. EXCEPT Sunday At
Arrive at Council bIuffs, nexl6a by - am s
Leave Council Blum daily. except Sunday. .
Arrive " - :. Do. Nome. *. day. - ~
The Law requires that ths mail. BE- csnveyed will
"celerity. certainty, sndNecurity," without regard Z
s ~
For form Of PROPOSAL, guarantee certincate and =
instructions, requirements &C., &C., bidders refer
red to the general advertisement 30h November
''' = =. Y. BLAIR, Posfmssser General.
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ToJames D. Test and Daniel B. Easley Sra You and
each Of hereby notiied that there is now on
hle In the .ce Of he CLERK OF the District Court Of
Potawatamie county in the state Of Iowa. petition q
ChariesF endrie claiming Of agains you the fore
closure OF on the following parcel Of
land situated in said county to- wit; strip land two
hundte ed feet wide, and eighty rods long, OFF the North
end Of the Northeast quarter Of the North GUAR
ter OF Section one, in township - North of Range a
West, described in said mortgage a. the North two
hundred feet Of the Northeast quarter the North
east quarter Of said Section and in sad township n
North Of Range ~ West by you the said
D. Test to secure to the said county Of
the sum of 81 COD dollars with interest thereon At the
rate OF ten per cent annum from the date OF said
MORTGAGE, and on which there is claimed in said
petition by said Charles Hendrie the owner thereof
as due The sum of u @o2 AID that unless You appear
thereto, Snd defend before the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court Of Pottawattame
county. to commence on the last Monday IN July A D.
l62 defanlt viii be entered against youand judgment
rendered thereon. q
RI -H0EGLAss.
Nay q, 1859 Atty for PlhE
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- I'm, sh;s :. dore thsv, ,sfnse q nake
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8 =,
Fortress Monroe, june ~.
There IL grand Union characterization oy
the citiseus OF Norfolk, Va, to-nlgnt' uov.
Piefpont and other distinguished speakers
are present. las .4y3ss
g4 v..h;,,.o, i,,,.1l
81. h;1 -. -. .oiiacs;on - t.xes IN
insurrectionary districts has become law.
1t provides for the sale OF real estate
whore the owners have abandoned lands, Or
may be leased under curtain restrictions.-
The proceeds Of the sales and leases il 20
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sHERIFF,s SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION TO NE NJ
rected from the ONCE Of the Clerk Of theDst t Court
OF Fottawattame county, Iowa, shall proceed to sell
on Saturuayhe Sth day Of July. A. D., 1881 betw
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n and o'clocl p NJ Of
said day. 10 front Of the County Treasurers once in
the city Of Council Bu the following described real
estate, of Mvarado Ford, to-vit.
The Southwest quarter Of the Southeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter Of the southeast
OF Section twelve and tho Northeast quarter Of
ton thirteen, all in Township seventy-four, range
f0rty.f0ur Wost;
Also, The Southeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
Ter OF section sixteen in said Township, seventy
north. of Range forty-four West;
Also, Lots one hupdred and sxty-f our and one him.
dred and sixty-nve in the Original Plat q Council
bluns Lot I'VE In Block thirteen, in Bayliss' First
Addition to Council Bluffs;
Also Lots one two and three in Block fourteen; lot
one In Rock eleven; lots three and Rur In Block
three in Grim's Addition to Council BUNS.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. n. Of said day.
Takeuas the propertyof AtvaradO G. Ford to salts.
~ an execution in favor Of James Besuchafnp
J. p. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
Council Bluns, Iowa, June It'll, ls62.-n5w.