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LAIEsT-PsG llseeRsi0rn.

I.fvFRP0oL CoTroy MARXsT.-The sales u! r.
ton yesterday too bales. ueidug 0s to sc-Ofs
and II Dorier.. To. closed { unclIngec ff
LivKsrooL BREADstrsE, MANNsf-b.esastuifsar Al. &c.
ais
LIVERPOOL PRoyI'ios M.ESEr-rhe Provision a.4Ts l.
nu.
LOxDoS MoNFy MARERT --LoNpoS. Dec. 2l.-Consoi.
Closed a. ~ a.-t moo.y. Yi- Laon the Bark 81
England ia. Increased 4J4ico. Illinois Genital shares 20
~ Discount Erie'-. 2'd!3
E,VK. MAEKsr-H ,yRr Dec. l9--Cotton; sG.ss Of O. y
,yrek $50 t.-- aark,t yefy duN AID nomilal; kew-O
L as tres Odd nae 100 a. 1855. StJck Is 00v bs6
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TURKEY.

Hos,ties had eaiirely c,~ed in the Herzegovina:
Tie Turkish troops VITO were posted a. iiya bad
been distributed among the towns OF Gaizko, Leu
beu-, stola1, aud Mo,tsr. The irregular troops
A., Al b..u disblnded
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RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

The Jourrai de 81. P,terslHrg had published IN
that part Of the paper Usually containing articles it,
spired by the Nin,ter Tor Foreign Affairs, short
Article eietge'csly protesting against the invasion
nf Tic hnllufinA Nv AnstIia.
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Turkey.

TIE monetary panic bad solfiied.
The Governments had iorcibly suspended financial
operations
Fnad Pasba had returned to Constantinople, ard
II 4lim Pasaa had appointed lis prossiOnaf sue
cessor in syria.
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FRANCE.

The Paris Bonrse WIZ shads hrmer on the @ou
inst, Il sing az 67f D.. for u e iie"ies.
he .upor, ion OF one rompHy Ter regiment IL
the Frencn army had been spoken Oh
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signor Rstozzi had ten eeJ bis resignation OF me
Frequency of the Chamber OF Deputies, but ,Ie
ca .mber unanimously expressed deslte tn.s nc
a. on retain III, lost a. least Ill! the close OF the
session.
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The Government hill. Living an import ouIy
OF raw cotton, had been lad On inc 'aoie ia 'le
CortsZ.
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FURTHER WARLlKE PREPARATIONS
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

BY THE STEAMERS ETNA AND ASIA.
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The English Press on the Message
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TIE DaRy Ners considers the omission OF the
Trent affair an indication of prudence and caution
ON The part of the Washington Cabinet when is
favorable to peace. 1t pleased TO believe ihat MI
Lincoln desired to leave himself free to hold IRE
apruaQe Of WIS Tom aud moderation when III" "",c
s,on,d como G., fual and practical deci'loh' IL
uevert eess complains of lie Presidents relicenee'
II ikowi Use complains that the credit Mr. Ll"eoiu
lives To Foreign Go, ernmenis is iLfinitesina III de-
gree ard of the low, 81 qualify. Ii refers tohe treat
en- of Il e Slavery question, and concludes by arsu-
,rg that the defense Of tie principle OF Popular ""''
ernu tnt is most bo eltsty confused and obiu-c''s'
Tie Morning star says The Message Is written
with cleaners force, and ability, and II thinks III
he absence of any controversy on tie lfeht ana''
he Pre.iden, was justified in not abiding To H.
Tue Morning Hcroh says the Message IL the
tragedy of Hamlet with the part of Hamlet iet OUT
and argues that il is impossible to contemplate
weaker aid more hupils iing specimen OF statterd't
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seems on is own showing, 10 be, iha' hli foreign
c,dItiies have tiiherO ptrse v~d a f'iic' hcntiai
NV: t,ai Hey have rc-ided al apl lIcaiion- i,om
e Smuh 10 make G. mncn cause with ~ ag'lhsl
the North: Al d tDai u ey have qu tly Submitted 10
"A blockade which piievously iljuIes 81 cir commerce
aud naI Iif .cnre-. Ilese fa,is woIld have called
urih fiOni The G. iei of any otrer Govcrnin"ht ~
the worlj, Rrpubli a, or Momarc ic,l, graciors
and cour.uu, aCkuuW iedpreBt of tie rest ct M q
Ofle.fhI CO with witch Mt on, not remarkable 20
carrying iihrr Of q qnails TO eyes, has rc"n
{ ear-d 10y all other uhiiOis IN rs hour eli iilai.
Not, Ing can be- more M gri Us. more contrary I"
n usuiu condiip's 81 international courtesy, IMAM
,te language ii h which pr dehi Ln'on rep w
tie coz, idr, a. ion exIcnced 10 him: Tnese nations,
Lee says sap, ~ yet not 10 have seen their way
tu heir objects --tLnt j., tie nsioraij0h OF COM
erct--" more direct or clearly through the de,'f
ZION than through TIE IRE scrvaIlOn 81 the chioh'
his III hruad ELIMINATION that 1OelSD ha'loi "'0
acuhied b. tue me inett and most relnsb no Ner'
and Mr.. Lincoln i. conieu', as he canho uehy INV
we have itlerio Gone right, 10 pres BIZ ''iol
that we did 20 for reasons we chDtot avOw WlHo''
.hsn- fl ia rot wonderful that notice OF ior'Ig'
relations ,.guu IL ths Fl irt sh' ud 81 d III the eA'
he rtai ion with Which are al eudy familiar III te
,ir ul,r of Mr. Seward To fortiiy tie sedcoast, Tho
yre.I E.k,s, aud rivers Aft,r al says Mr.. Lincoln,
,be si,ay and ,ti ility Of Tie ieru lie depend, no
o. foreign nations but upp ours lver." lnat Id per
,uly true ~ hi, mumcnt, because foreign MALONE
earnestly Gesise eace and 10 avoid all occasion o.
ouarreI Ut il will c,a-e 10 be true The mouieli iha'
america las forced ne into war, for ore OF uie
nauy evils OF war Ir that nation Is delilNto W ~
OF lie control of its Oan desiIlrs, aud iOIcen W
stage lis come, not 10y liz own VIII, but ny Tue ue
ision Of war itself.
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SPAIN.

The address Of the Cor -, ia rerly % the Queen
speech, had been passed BY -2S against ~ votes.
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the YuFTEENTH.

A correspondent Of tho Keokuk Consti.
tstion-s member Of III . Reg,uens-gives
che lie "a the v,llsinous charge Of coward.
ice that has been raised against this Regi.
Dep,, even il previous inselligence-,has i,
had suffered severely, and ITS gallant Colonel
Il. Colonel, and Major we're wounded had
lot already siIenced its calumniators. The
correspondent say. that the 18th and 10th
Rsgineu,s reached Pit,sburg Landing
about daylight on Sunday, the day OF the
battle. They were immediately ordered to
jois Gen. Prsosiss' Division, and the men
formed IN liee when ammunition vas served
oct 10 them, and they loaded their guns for
The first tine. Before they started. howev.
o.. IN order came for them to form across
shs road to stop strsgelers, who we're com
ing In BY hundreds; and after doing this
for about an hour, they received further
orders % sopp,rs Gen. McClernnnd and
sherman, on our extreme fish,-here they
fosnd one Ohio Regiment, without arsille-
~; wh,iss the enemy, pasted IN the woods,
pssrel in . murdeross Grs 81 grape and
au.kssty. They maintained their position
Tor ~ hoar and . quarter. or until sixteen
out vt their thirsy.tvo odissrs uere either
killed or vosndrd, and then the ~hole
brissds had 70 fall bsek. On the Ssh,
vhea ,his letter vas written, the loss 81 the
Is b wss not known. hot sixty wounded had
Men brought 10. We learn fran this cor.
rep sniers ,ha, L;cu's. Kin. and D ,niels"n
o. ca. IT, (C.p,. Cake Company "ac-
qsisssd shemse;se. with honas," and we're
both wounded K.ns shos through the cali
~ Bic leg, and D,a,eIsas through the
sAealjer. But n msn in Company II. il
sspsrssd killed, sad his name 10 siseo ~
- (Nvsll
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The Dos Mains. Register says thai % far
- b = ASCERTAIN searly swe thousand
lovsns ssss taken prisoners At Pittsburgh
Lssd;asl This sss one at the magnificent
ss.slss Of :hs esaday morning surprise
81 fer .. Iowa 10 es~rcernei. she calls aloud
srsu r,airie and hiiteoP, sud frem her
eac.sred scss ia the camp II Resureesrd.
al sren she prisons d Memphis. for the
i-,edsa,s removal Of every cs'mnand,cg
ose,r vhose rsmi>sn%ss 10 daty betrayed
he Federal Arsy 70 = hamiliasins defeat q
n.laoes, and 10 \ verge Of ~ irre'r'sss-
HE ,-ps's. 81 P.s,shs'fA! Iowa was ted
;,,o . uhsle-ais bsschssy Of her soas .
B.,.os,, snd ~ sams thing "a. repeated
:. = . eissasie ssais Il Psss'bs's "a
N~ i - - - niaes matters Gen.
oasu ssA;asss1 Ne ssssupesesey q Bel
nsse. a. - sssss bas for .~'seosdses
q Dssskass ~ - he last great battle.
- osvse SGesDna Ass asuy asAiess sssps'>A
- - o69N4sSAs eetd sasd , over
WAso1t1e ovm9e nAasrseAfd Aad ess.
sess1s1 aaasspsssse paRe e BIZ vseinsess.
lsUa - - ossGheA Cliase-asds
c09aA
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Caro-. April -.
The Memphis Appeal u ta- IL d has hees
received. IN an editorial dvsotet ~ the
ssws fro,n Mississippi Valley, is acknowl-
esasss that there 70 danger Ut the svcce>s 1T
the Federal eaulIa, and ads,srs the employ
ment of escrv on bisck ~ shite, Tor the
detense Of the NJ ssis.,ppt. Ii advocates
the conssr yction IL the muss approved de.
scr,pt,on Of gun bcats.
The fssrful mossaIity OF confederate Of.
6cers 10 the late battles, Is explained By the
fscs thss ths enemy have organrssd bodies
al sbarp-shoaters. and urges the oreAn's =.
zion OF s~is.ilar bodies 10 the con:rdetass
army.
Since The passage Of the Transcription
hill BY the Confederate Congress. all males
bets cen the ages ~ Is and IS have joined
the army. There 10 NO inprsssn-st. the
people enter service ~forshsith. Business
- entirely Suppressed sxcsps in goods need
ed nv the array.
The s.w rau boat. called the Arkansas,
" y e,rgy inrh-d. She u pis,ed uish ,wa
~shicknesses Of railroad irea, p4soed trans
s~es.els. and is considered . match Tor TIE
easire Federal Hoatta. Another. called tn
b<sur~4ard, Is sinsss somptrtrsi; she h .
o~o.,-s h .as With 30 iaches cr,mprss-sd
srsM placed h~,srea hsasy t,@h~rs ID 'oc"-
e. thick. She - also considered .mprek-
Dahte.
a, M-ophis the burning Of the city still
eoOtis u-s 10 be dsscss-ed. Tobacco. sa-
sar ssd aolasses. eash-sed n inassss pas
on tho issee, resdy "a barn asihe appsossa
Of The Federal dess shove the easy.
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

The Pres,d-n: has signed the bill passed
BY Congress, for the abolition Of slavery in
the District Of Columbia. Asa cotempo-
rary trushfolIy remarks, the people of the
Free States are profoundly grateful for this
net Of ,ardy justice to the cause they bold
40 dear. The existence Of slavery in the
Federal Capitol vas a national shame. The
fact that until recently n Of tho 'sigh's'
OF Washington Was it's Slave.pen, was =
disgrace, not only to our country, but TO
civil. ,tion itself. The fact that a Slave,
market existed ut the seat Of Government
Of free America, after it had ceased to be
tolerated at Cairo and Constsntinople, was
sufficient to make every homes; citizen hide
bis head for shame. Let US be thankful that
the cause for the shame will no longer ex-
lat. Let Us be thankful that although
Slavery exists in the country, it Is to be ex-
PEELED from theCapitol.
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VIZ. DaAws Psc1cas-

sOeeas;sssl," h writing - shs Philadel-
Dbia Pres, aisssasss The eosplaisss Of sss.
sais Ssonsrssis presses ssd politicians, r.
easSiag he eosdses Of The var assisss re-
bsllies, ssd lie espsssisssesa. With nssA
fssss asd . great deal Of j~s-sies. wseso-
Dssd The following fsi,hfsl pie'sre, drsvh
By shss writer, to the prsyssfsl sossidsss.
sies asd ssssssiss u thoss s~yopashissfs
With he ssbslliss 10 shis soss. vho are
~sssssally psssine shoot ''vbas Rereblieas.
iss be ssss"-sbd ever heraldisg the heal
isg ssd sooshise virsses Of The great Den.
ssrssis party. After referring 10 the io-
ssssaas and nischisvoss ossnePings Of this
elsss, Be says: 'Is does not eo.e With good
Qsss fsoa The kaova sneniss Of this Gar,
ssd the ksovs advocates Of she Sou,hcrn
rebellion, to constitute shemseivss aceusess
and jadges Of the shortcomings Of others.
TAsy should reeoieet fhas the entiss respoa.
sibiiiy Of the blood shed in this eor i ihsirs.
They knov bus Tor James Bochsnan there
would hsvs been no var, and consequently
- expenditure Of the public Aon.y, for
the purpose Of maiosaioing the integrity Of
the government y, great debt, and No
complication vith foreign powers. When
shss wicked and stretched man betrayed the
party that elected him, deserted the prin.
splss spon which be came int power, and
ssraek down every Independents spirit that
protested against his crimes, The nss nov
% cl.moroas asainss SIr. Lineoln's Al.
Dinissrssion sus,ainsd Buchanan, encour.
aged him 10 his tyrannies, aod took the
ga,lsy wsgss he was 30 ready to pay to oil
bic sasellnss. lie say bis Secretary Of the
Navy sending OUT ships 70 dis,ans seas, bis
Secretary u War leading in . series Of
plundsrings and frauds unparalleled since
shs days of Warren lI.ssing., and noarly
oil his cnn6dants preparing for the over.
throw Of she Republic, and he neither 70.
baked che one nor res,s,ed the other. So
far from il, bis rnost intimate friends we're
bic aoss corrupt advisers; and even when,
bic Secretary o. the Interior, Jacob Thomp-
con. returned from . reasonable mission
TO North Carolina, be honosed him BY .
sumptuoos dinner in the Presidential man.
zion, and thanked bin in public letters
Jsm-s Buchxn IN vas not only the creature
and the tool Of the murderers Of our Iiber.
ties, but their willing ally /; and when the
historian comes to select the man Who has
done ,be moss to plunge the republic into
shis sea Of blood, be will select James Bu-
chsnan. The men who have acted wiih this
sreh traitor to fre.dom and humanity,
should be careful, amid their own inttigurs
against the present Administration, lest. in
trying to rmbarrass il, they do not revive
the resolee.i"o. and reopen the great book
which records the fact that they, and they
alone, are responsible for the war and oil
Ito suGerings and atrocities"
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~ h vhaeevse 1ireseiee IL army % -
laoSe,r1eSa nove0, 10 pfoersos 70 tsou
ssssorv @ r~epeoeuaea, and he usespeo 20.
Ssaios Of ne CoafsaStssss y daily es:.
1ncsiue ito kuisesg A. ~ oeGieosA9 OF Wv
sebHlsoo. shsso uoe 10 yealisy bes Isss -
a. StSleA that desired 6 seoede. he re-.
80 led 81 BY false elaaor aad the afsss'
arptisnees Of u~nprRosplsd droagoee-s:-
Mas eas Of then Bad ball sAs ses
complaint that Kentucky had, Tor Aee'
tucky ioss abre propsrsy u rosasey -
R,oss B . the whole SoosA pat eo&esast.-.
Bss she sisely oseferssd the osses,nk ano
Of Tia uaioo - aayshsn& t.s.s1ns
oHseed her out Of it. 4 partial ess'. y ass
ia4easeA uas besssr seee g sese -.
ess1iss where esfsas = nssesy y. ~ ~.
we're Inevitable. ~ taeisg sn's s.sno. ~
has saved to the South whatever w.M Ie"
to that unhappy region wnsn sa's sst y
Over. Had she gone .ns " Sos.s ~
eoald sos h.ss ce~e.eo ~ 49,.
0ossso.sns, bss sossc nsys w. \ nso.~
to feel the shock 2 iA,. y s"e 49,.
Some OF our esisens .ooe u. rH.sS
Of the ease ana ssessS sus's psU:~rs.
With srms-r'ss'se n.e ~ ~. ~.
esuse' "nese are .us! ~ 80. s.nss
are numbered WIN ~ "~ ~
in battle Or per'sned oy o'ssaee. Aao "...Ss
OF othsrs arc fl"oness Of 80
soon MERCY = voc uussueo s!u.s ~.
Whatsver o. - ..s
lot OF these m'sgaldso neo: .osy ~
tNled a. MI sven.s 70 'ne clso,s ~ ..
sosls hses ,os sns'i $3.50 s.s..s
rens'neo ~ NUM- y" -
cesa,"s, NJ o. ."Ius =. ~su. s".s.a.
Tor tne Ieoe's, o1' :osy nav sA
%. : I't.is P"pa'al,.y. v;..;.;.
nav s.s"us ~ 1872 ~ u....-"s" =
~ 'sss. = "..h.aI.asI 4, ,h. cor.
." 'os W os;S "."sS ~ g..
iederacy. o"s"'e ~ Is.u .'v ~. -
.ePe"'eos 1epoo'o ~
scts'g" ss,""0.i 49,.
'"ss y vs. 49,
a"wo 49, rrstoseo S'sse. OuIeo = nv
folly and purged OF ner traitors sne ~.
once more become the oid Dom'nson o.
which We are ~ ." psoou.
Maryland mas NOS ie's sne oa'"1' Dsss'
ware ~ nrm IN her allegiance; N,,tso Gar
DINA will s"on FOLLOW the lead OF virginia.
Florida. that little ws.p,sn s1cresencs, mas
been taught y lessoD that che viii ~resse'B0ss
- long ~ she lives. and may now % con
sldered ~ tho little 6oger Of The Un'on.-
Tennessee, the volunteer Stase-ths natural
ally OF kentucky-ike her in the talents OF
her public men, in the gift OF ofssory, II
the bravery "f her men, and the TRANSCEND.
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n fELEcRAPm LAST MONT.

Expressly tv the E7npareii.
For,ress Monroe, Apri, %.
A NUN er Of refugees from Norfolk ar.
bore to-day. They report the Merri-
mac 1.-THE G"ssp"rt Navy-yard, having iron
shields placed over her port holes. She
vas expected ont in = fe~ days.
Fur Gunboats have bc-n launched At
Norfolk, ard our mne are be ng . .netruc.
ted, some of them are tn he IRON plated.
An engagements IS reported to havs taken
rlsce nhnse Ei,1 ID tn CITY. I, WIS BE-.
tween 500 Union troops aud the Sd Genrx,s
Regiment. The rch-!s lost Is allied and
IS wound-d They were p"or,y armed aud
equipped, ard ran M b ,ns alta ,.ss,t.
There are but fes trnops NJ r edmond
or Norfolk, they mostly having gone to
Y~.rsto~c. Fourteen ihnus md passed tn, y
Richmond on ono day, en-route for York
tuWu.
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DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION I01s
ID d ectei from the Once VI tina clerk Of ~ pless.s
Court VI Pottawxttsmie county lows. ] sbslt 49,
10 sell IN WedneSday the 30sh day 81 April. -
between the hours Of 70 O'Clock A y and Sssne.s.
NJ, Of said day In front VI The County frsessners
dee. In The city u Council elu6s. the iol.ss'ss
scribed real asiste u Noah Harris SO.10s
The Southwest qusvter Of The South~esst &C.,
Ssctios number twelve (l2) snd the Soash-ssss ss.S
IT the Southeast quarter VI section numbes - w
Township nambor seventy-~ix range fosty.sous -
Sale 10 com .ueuce at o'ciocA ? ~. os ssid 49,
fsken a. the property of Noah Harris u sssisy
execution In fsver es tbs County II Pyttawsstsasss
WIiL1An0, SAst0s
Ceuncil nlu0s. Iowa, Spsil .. loo2 -u1ew.
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sHERIrT,e GALE.

pI VIRTUE or 4 SPECIAL EXECUTION - m
u directed from the .fAce u the Cferk Of IT, pSsy3ee
Court Of rstsavsttamis County, Iowa, { shal, Ds~eee6
70 sell "a nsndsy the 6th day q Hay. 4, D.. l1oA. b.
swcea the hours VI lOo'eloct 4. u and Z oscls<A 2.
T.. u saia day, In front Of the County fvsssureg's -
nee. IN the city II G uncil HUM, the following ..
scraoea Real Estate u Michael Goodwin. to-wit.
Ine Wet halt of the Southeast quarter - SeetisU
east quarter OF Section thlrty-shree. "a ] al in T0wu.
ehip seveesy.eix 9anse forty-sour west. Sale . ron.
mence - S"sckeA ~. VI saiA day Ia
Taken ~ the prOpsrty Il hichael 0oodvtn. n ,,a,asv
IN execution in favor Of the county Of Pcttawaasnie.
2. WILLIAMS SAsvt4
Council Blum. Iowa, April Eth, leea. fno1e.z.v.
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suEnurr,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL ExECrTiOM 70 n ri.
Directed from the .fnce Of the CLERK II the Dist Court
Of Pottawattamie county. Iowa ! shall proceed In cell
on W ednesday the 30th day II April A D 1854 betwses
the hours Of 10 o'cl.AA 4 n AMI 1 o'c,oc. :. Y q
said day in front OF the County rreasursr's once, IN
the city % Council Rlufh. the following described rsAi
estate. OF joseph 3. Johnson and ChArles n Stake,
t0-wit.
The one eqnal undivided half Of the South-sast ssas.
ter VI the Northeast quarter Of Section twsnty-stx,
township seventy-six, range fsrty four West
Sale TO commence ~ 2 O'Clock ? n Of said day.
Taken - the property u Joseph \. Johnsnu 81
Charlie II. Blake, - safety IN ~exscutica In favef 4
the State Of Iowa. -ag44s
J.P WILLIAMS SAsrtE.
Council Diuhs. Iowa. March oth, ls3,-ntsw.
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01-The New York Journal Of Commerce
says that Mr.. Lincoln has pursued a courss
Of rare wisdom in retaining the united sen
,iment Of the great body Of men Of al
parties with him in his policy, without do
ing anything, thus far, to produce q direct
issue between the radical and conservative
men. l
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sHEnIrF's "A Z.

DIT vIRruE " A SPECIAL EXECUTION 70 10
ID directed from tho Ohic. u the Glcft Of the Dtsao
Court Of rottawassmie county, Iowa, I shall praee4e
sell on Weine. Day the 30th day u April. 4, D., -
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. u end : e'eicet !.
~. " said day, m front NJ the CouWty rressss9S
Once In the city II Coancil Blnns. ihs fell wing -
scriied Real Estate VI n r.. Lewis and J. wttsns
to-wit;
Lot ak M Block kour In Stutsman's Additioa Acsce.
ell Binns. lows. Sale - commsnce q > o'clocA r.,
Of said dsy.
Taken % The propsrty 1t n. Y. Iswis MAJ ~:
lians, % satisfy IN execution In favor Of The Ueees
Iowa.
?. ~fLLiAMs. ssssk
Ceuucii Dlu6s, Iowa, April 3, i0e3.-n4ew.
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sHERIrr,s SALE.

DIT VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION TO M
- directed IT. m the Once u the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Pottawsttam . County, Iowa I shall pvocssd
to sell on Monday. the 9th day ef Asy A. d ioo9.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and 4 o'cIoeh.
?. n OF said day. In front OF tho County rrsasuver'e
Once In the city VI Council BluHs the follow Ing q.
scr,bed Real Estate OF hichsol Goodwin, to-wit:
The Northwest quartz" II Hsction ten lol the sovth.
west quarter Of the Sohth east quarter. aud the South.
east quarter Of the S,uth-wsst quarter Ct Sectioa
three ~ the South west quarter Of the South.es,e
quarter II Section eight p). The Southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter NJ section seventeen I'm sIta
township sev nfy-six f16) Range forty -four ~ West,
Sale to commence ats O'Clock p. n. u sstf day,
Taken ~ the property Of Aichael Goodwin, 10 satisfy
IN execution In favor VI the County Of Pa,swsuanie,
Up. WILLIAMS sheriff
Council Blu6s. Iowa, April sth, 1859 -Llsw.
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sHERIFF,y SALE.

DIT vlNfUK or 4 SrEClAi. %KxHCurION 10 m n,
xJrsctet from the Once II the Clerk /. I the Di.,,s.s
Court Of psttsssttamie Cowntv. Iowa, 1 sAsII -
coed to sel, on Wednesday the 0Oth day u ApriI 4 =
1859, between the hours os 10 o'clsck 4. - ana Z
3 clock ?. n Of ssid day. in front Of The County :. -.
ursrss once. In the city " Council llsG ~ M,,ovs..
described real . tate Of Joseph Hall. ts-vk:
The Southwest quarter ~ the 0ouih-weA sv.a~
Of Section sixtren ; and the Northwest oaartes al ~
North-weat quarter d Section twenty-ons, In fUuushis
ssventy-seven. RAnee fsr'y.tAree vest. oale d e.
mcnce at : O'Clock Z. II Vt said day.
Taken ~ the property os Joseph Hali, b saaasfy N
Execution In favor Of the State VI Iowa.
r WllLlAMo. eh&riR.
Council olu0s. ioWa, April 9Th teeA. fne11-AsR
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sheri6's sale.

DR. VIRTUE OF An RxECUTION TO Nh pJRBCrDD
ID from The Once Of the CLERK Of the District Court
Of Pottawattamic county Iowa. I shall proceed 70 sell
on Monday the 18Th d,y Of April, A d. l662 between
the hours Of 10 o'clock. A.. y aud I o'clock p. u. q
said day, In front II the County Treasurer's once, IN
the city Of Council Blnfss, the following described heel
Estate Of BENJAMIN Ainturn to.wit.
West y OFFS ". \ Of Sec 10. Tp e. Range II.
East y Of 8 x. \ Of Sec -. Tp. - Range -.
North-west 4 offs. , \ Of Sec ~. Tp. 7e, Rance "a.
6onth-wes: \ Of ,. kof 90 !. ~. TIP. a. Ranged.
Northwest y Of N. r. \ Of sec. Is Tp. u. Range u.
Taken - the proper y Of BENJAMIN Miaturn. y sat.
isty an execution in favor Of William II. Pearson
? wiILIAA3, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, March 18th. 1861.