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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

EE0ur neighbor Of the Journal re-
joices that "by an impelling necessity
slavery is being swept from the South"
We presume our neighbOr will also re-
joice that by an "impelling necessity" the
freed slaves will be compelled to seek
homes among the white people of the
North and West. The latter follows as
surely as the former occurs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
1Nfths DAY hed IL Ihs Couft OF Common Pleas
lilhiAfhe copnty oi Montgomery and slate Of OHIO,
bara Wolf Cause-w lpl absence Tor more than three
years The said Barbara Wolf IL notified that unless
she ebpsArg And aalgfars 70 hsid penaon, the same
will De taken true and decree rendered according
ly. ,WQg islL aiWe1al sli fMARfIN WOLF.
J, H. BAoaoTT, Attorney Dol. ., lsda-oOTwS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Itnsaraure5
Home InsurallceSS Company,

.asfnHtn OF RRW HAVEN conn,
CAPITAL - .. '',-'' $500, 900.
,.~, Paid in cash, and securely invested,
TNHIs company insuTes buildings, Merchandise, House
J. Furniture and other tnspraGie properly, at Az low
rates charged by other solvent cofnfahies.
ThIee-oufths Of the ps0fts OF the business (aiter
deductng per cent iof the steeLlodsnsl are divided
annually 10 the holders OF poies IN this company,
payable In scrip bearing az YES insoTing with
us incur no LIABILITY WhateEerg. sH n hft1ot
DfKEoToRs, ,.,s ih1.z
Douglass X. satterles. Charles bheltoniT
Leverett Candees ltoE George Cock,
Jusison Canneld, charies a. CAndee,
Isaao Thompson aais, llavid hompson,
LucuA HOichklss,rf asa, ALfafn camp,
William w. Bncon, ~ Iilton h. Doolittle,,
Cornelius b. BUSHNELL, Charles W. Ailen,
Georae HOAdlsy, ffiHN hamue Peck,
William Hull, nc y Willis M. Anthony,
charles Carlisle, bnf-atT Newell o. Hail,
Stephen A. spepeers leonard FaIdsssl
Aw ater 1reAl, -. Z. 4 e, Edwin Marble,
Andrew L. Kidstoh, ~ y ,, g
samuel Mailet, t.i Haftlne 10. JohnaOn,
William Beach, -i,r o., o. GuOrd, Conn.
Daniel TroWbfdge, t'F 80 - t,''A
Amos r. Barnes, ifHt3 Jedediah Wilcox,
Erastus q. sorantont ab EN ,i1edah Meflden, Conn.
John Woodruff, f.li l O Henry MartingW
Richard Everett Riiaf Walnnaford
.lf has it till DotaLAss n. slfflnLEal lfesi
| eq1 nn1l DAEiEl fRowBnDdEl Y lVetPret
OHAs, WILaoEi sec'y ilt9ltsW hoitiN
te6s.A ina 10liAs. n. CLARKE, Agent stDs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Camn MansGeld. Oct l5tb5l 1862

Camp Mansfield, Oct. I5thj 1862. ~ ~
1t seems that Tod has assumed to bettDiG-
tator' instead of Governor of Ohio, We have
known better men than our sgotistical Cover
nor to stretch hemp for attempting what he is
now doing to deprive citizens Of their Consti-
tutional rights. Tod may succeed; If so the
American people are serfs instead Of freemet
We shall refer to this aubject next week.
Ashland Union .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

EThe Louisville JoUrael, in announ-
cling the great Democratic victory in Penn
Sylvania, Ohio and Indiana, says, "We
do SO with lighter heart than we have
carried in our bosom for several weeks"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
The Fourth District.

The election of our friend MoKiSNEY,
''si the Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Fourth District, was one OF the most
unexpected results Of the canvass. WEST
sBI8 was the Abolition candidate. The vote
stood as follows:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

This gives Mr.. Armstrong. the Demo-
cratic nominee, 1905 majority, which we
thiAk win be slightly increased by the off,
cial returns. The other Democratic State
officers have about the same majority, ex-
cept Judge Ranney, who runs several
hundred ahead Of his ticket.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Dpttng Nousr.
DY NJ G .aysH2OsU 8

NO. 81 sfiolAih, BET, FOURTH VI
.1sisfI - pAxtosi,s Ohio.
TIME undersigned iuioFms the pniIlo that y
Z practical OYER ahdi seeNbilnhed dye |
the above place, and N uoH B pared taOolor
OF Silks, akihla, ltbtIons Woolen and CottOI
any color that may BE- desired. 300 u15iseW
Grease. aud staihs rem owed nom all kinds OF
He warrants y llniel AL goods IN a ,maniier
aatisiaot cd ,liat ~ llAarlIeles necessary to
his work IN TIE best possible atyle! n ,i3ia
a74 HERMANN WIR6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

The London Times says of the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, that the President 'has
played his last card Well, il is right
bower, and will sweep everything on the
board = Clsoeiand Leader. Sd. l
We can't see the sweep" You forget
that the people hold the cleft" and "ace."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Writ of Habens Corpus Suspen-
ded In Ohio by Governor nod.

Upon the allowance OF this writ of Right
by Judge of Court and served by the Sher-
iff Of Richlaud Countrywide Military Officer in
command sends back 70 the Judge the follow.
ing answer; n;.. ....i, III. a9 sl
Under the order of the Governor of Ohio,
Imost respectfully at ate I shall disregard This
Wrtt and will not obey It's requirements"
.GIti4u ~ lhiJgQG, SHERMAN,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Frantic FanaticIsm.

Objection 10 the Negro Immigration in nj.
nois Pronounced Treason 10 the Republic
aud 10 Humanity, tffh
The New York Tribune, Of October 18th,
says
In Illinois, lAborers are deplorably scarce,
owing to the heavy drafts made BY the war
One third Of the adult able bodied males OF
that State are either engaged in the war or
have been disabled while 50 engaged Labor
is of course in eager demand There will be
less land plowed, less wheat sowed, this fall
than usual, because Of its scarcity. Mean
while, thousands Of fhgitives from slavery to
rebels are reaching her southern border.
These are readily hlred by those who want
them, irrespective Of party, But those who
don't want tbem---or rather, who do want
them to make capital for their party and for
the rebellion--are making a furious outcry
against this They are determined .tbst il
shall stop-thAt theiE State shall be left un-
plowed and unsoWed in order that these poor
iupiiiyes from the support OF armed treason
sh be driven back into It's support again,
o. ieit 70 stArgs aud .ifaess daring the. coming
winter Cor the want OF food and shelter
When such treason TO the Republic and IA
hunanity seeks coneealmept under the cloak
OF Democracy, is it not high time that said
cloak be torn away, leaving the treason expo
sed 10 general Aeorn and loathingf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
! RETho people Of the great States O

.BaA REThc people Of the great States of
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania have
'A'AAi spoken in thunder tones through -the bal
lot box against the fanaticAl abolition leg
islation Of the last Congress. In few
weeks that same body will again be in
session--its last thank heaven. Will
the disgrsceful legislation Of last winter be
repeated, or will they heed the voice Of
the people and legislste iOrthe good of the
country and the interests Of white men in
stead of dsyoting their whole time and at
u. tention to the Negro? Let them heed
ls. the warning already given. The verdict
Of the people is against Abolitiouism, and
,szr v that man who fOOlishly or wifully dis
.,.y regards the popular verdict will as surely
$50" sink INTO political obscurity. We repeat,
- 3. let them heed the wsrning-the 'hand
writing on the wall"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
ATTACHMRNT NOTICE.

Jacob Blum, Plaintn, against Moses Landenmuth De.
lendAat before John N: stanpelEnans 4nsdne Of tho
N\N the sth day'of august, said Justice issued an
sun Of two dollars and ory esats. I ~ Al! loo
hu1Vws u. ! - -. JACpb bLOM.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
DemoeI,r,atle 3 Il Z aaIosrrltS over /, 900
We, learn from biha. iSSfatsSgdn that up

welearn from Stha. iSfassssdN that up
to yesterday morning, the Secretary Of
State had received the official returns from
seventy-seven counties. which foot up as
follows, on the candidates for Secretary
Of State:
Armstrong (Democrat) leI sIs
ksnnon Abolitonist
Democratic majority 7'oei
The eleven counties not yet heard from
officially, are reported to have given the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
JOHN ovERHoLsER's ESTATE

NoTlQn As hereby given that the undersig gned have
IN this day been appointed and qualified Adminia-
tators on the estate oi John OterholsAr deceased,
late vi Montgomery county, Ohio. lu A. Hl t1sfH
Z lTIi hfla5N s'a9f fELIKkbETH OVHRHOLsER,
JOHN ovERHoLsERijr.
August N, Iss2-ws'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

.-,,Isr.l paL The Esw-YOrk World. a Rspubh.
4tylo, can senssrvAtiye journal refers TO CAssIus
..4s,i MsGLAY ss that shining apostle Of the
.- higher law, who draws the salary OF a
o. - MAjor-Gsneral and spends his time going
about the country abusing those who pay
saFEf faxeG2golE n'atIonn alsoW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

The Owen County journal says THE
Indianapolis Journal Is sore oyer the result
Of the election, and AseribeS il 90 the abseaee
the Democratic ticket and Ggainst the Aboli.
tiOniStA That's just whats the Matter"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

ia@ EHHoh. c. Z. vAILlabichAM address
81, sss s Democratic jOlli6cstioA meeting at
Mt Vernon, Knox county, to-day.
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BOOK WORK


OteFery description. 2 y
Do l1af sfi 70 be3 n uA9 booW i1a
niTl1 5d' % basH - Q y9s3iU a
sdi ,lsi % o. .5a la jssJ cd ysad
. Having one Of tho most complete Printing Estab
llshments in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doing all
kinds of Work. Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are frs
Glass We have one OF the instest Presses, and have
all the modern ssyles Of Type, and We employ the
HAst workmen. ~
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department., and are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch. y tuoad4 ,azs
sEorders from abroad viii receive prompt atten
tiou, Address hen fuE
BOLLMETER & LOGAN, Dayton. Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Last year TOP had 2,7OO majority II
this District.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS,
GRAMMES, INVITATIONS AND

s5i.ssl lIs1 3-LABELs. s1sH
'al ,tl3es6 4 u y.S5oW 1s1reH
,.sa ,al snBof .5aat5H ,t-.E lagb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
with dispatch and IN the nest sye.oi the art Paric
Blank and Railroad PrIntin,

urm &C., &c, &c.
org % HufI
sla HIEa .as
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Portland. April IL

IVFFHHU, HPTH IT
The Norwegisn from Liverpool the 81,
via Londonderry the 4b, arrived to night.
The brigs Ad.kedel and Mary A. Wright
bnth nrriv i at Liverpool IN tn. 81, having
run the blockade of Charleston. Tue,
left NJ .rch 81, aud took ab sut l4O0 bales Of
cotton, 20U boxes Ct tobacco AMI . me rnsin.
They report the snnken stone aeet is fast
broakirg up, and Charleston uarbor filed
with floating timbers.
The question Of Iron Batteries continues
to attract great attention in England. It's
understood that ord.rs have been given to
oil dnek-ysrds to suspend operations on
wooden ships.
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Pi,s.hurg Landing. Anril IA


A force OF 1900 men on I've transports
lsfs this landing or SATURDAY,, accompanied
By the gunb',ars Tyler and Lexington, and
prose.d"d up the Tennessee river 10 = poin,
ne'r Ea'tpor', Miss, sbere they landed and
procc-d"d in force to Bear Greek bridge,
and destroyed the two bridges on the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad, one measuring III
sDd the other 2l0 feet in length.
A cavalry force II $50 mea we're found
guarding the bridges. who nisrr having four
killed, s~kednddied in the most approve ed
Southern s'v.e. The expedition returned on
Sunday night. withou. having los Q usan.-
THIS - one OF the most suece, ful .xpeJi-
s'ons Ut its kind during the WHIT, CON-
ple'ely cut of all communication Of the
main rebel army ut Cur,nih 9th Alabama
snd tn" rest 1t the Confedsraey, excepting
New Orleans.
a Tag Of truce arrived at our ou'pasis,
with Gov. J"hnso.'s son asking for lna re-
maios VI h,s father.
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CAsaen. ApYIi ~.


4 special dispatch TO the Josrssl, from
Cairo, ssys Bsre.rgard called . csoncil Of
vsr ~ al ~ bot sebej generate bstoss
she hssfls o. PasshsrG. There we're pres
s.s PiIos. Floyd, Breckenridge, H.rd@e.
Bsass. Chsaihaa, Sidsey Johnson. Bash
rod Jyhss 70. The rebel Provisioaai Cover
Dor Of Kentucky, ssd . fes other gentle.
nea- The eltosiss progrsaas -. Ased
spss-if they ~sueeeeded, they soald fol
LOO sp ssd drive % - far North - posi-
Bile ; II be,sens they would withdraw their
forces froo she Border States, asd make .
desperate Stand 10 the Calf States.
yse Dosa did sos rsseh Cosisth il tiss
fer tbs 1ehs.
IL i. not believed, by persons lstest from
PisssborT, thai the rebel force 10 the action
wss OVER So 600.
III. oh Illinois Regiment enuld count hut
40 .1~cs"e nen IN Moodsy asssi"e. Th.
llth Illinois bss IS, and the l2tb Iowa bar
II. No battle u expected for several days.
The heavy rains have made the vosds in
pss.abls for ArsiiIssJ ssd hsssy Cossissa-
y sas 'ns.
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Chieae,. Arnl II.

Chsesft. April III.
The battle at Pittsburgh lsn1ine sss
heoarht on hv three kandrrd men II the
IS h M. under Gen prsnsiss. BY attacking
the advance esar.ls VI the .ehes.. snder the
ssrpos,s,nr fhss they were merely the enc
ny's riek.ss. The rebel. in force ,mme-
diasely advanced on Gen. Prentiss' brigade,
which sss stationed % the left sing, 6.seg
volisy after voilsy Of msss sssy, asd r,dd'ise
. y caMrs With ersp- snd canister shcs.
Oss feross soan formed ieto line asd re-
essHed he Ore sigaressIy. By the tine ~
vess prepared 70 receive them, they bad
eeseeetrssed sheir heaviest force % q
less aaj centre Of Saernaa's brigade, ssd
dsSse sur 1eo bsek froa their csaps.-
1Ae fseVu Nodes Goo. NsCieEDaod eAos up
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Baltimore, April -.

Baltimore, April -.
In reference to B~eauregarj's Dispatch al
luded TO in the Old Point Dis, asch. inqui-
ries have been male u the War Depart
ment, and ue are authorized 10 state that
the reports from P.ttshurg Land,ng-al.
ready gnns to the publie-coutrAd,css the
report in the newspaper.
All the reports received st the Wal De.
parsraeu,, eoufvms the statemen;s that the
enemy sere routed and pursued AZ far ~
the previous orders Of Gen Grant would
permit, aud the enemy are uov sbut up 10
Cosiuth.
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FORTRESS Monroe. April IA Richmond
paper contains an editorial exhibiting con
sidcrahle t-sr fer the safety OF that city
Ii ,ntimates that the Monitor, Nangaluck,
and Ga,rna, all armed vessels. might easily
come up James RIVER, and BY their invui.
n~erahil,,y and powerful guns. ,ake and
keep posse sion OF the city. To prevent
OF Jane. RIVER .hait be obstructed with
stone. which are abundant Zoe the purpose,
and should he used Mt once.
The Merr'mac has not CONE out, and
nothing has been seen Of her to-day. The
tide has been low, and this may keep her 10,
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Baltimore, April Is.

Baltimore, April 10.
Tbs Savannah Republican Ut the 18th
announces the unconditional surrender OF
For, Pulaski on the previous day.
Large breaches we're made in the walls
by our batteries Of Parrott guns at Kinks
Landing, and three casemnte guns were
dismounted. Three balls eutered the mag
aItne.
Col. Buestead, the rebel commander, sig-
nailed the day previous to surrender that
our are was 81 terr,hle that no hn,na, be.
ing could stand on the parspes for even u
minute.
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Waahinefnn. Anril M.

WsshinEson. April "A.
The f"lIosiog di4pa,ch has been received
BY The Secretary Of W.r, dated Nashville,
Tennessee, April l4sh
On SATURDAY. msrning, iva expeditions
were sent TO Huntsville on the cars one
soder Col. Sill, Of the $50 Ohio. They
went East to Stevenson, the Junction Of the
Chattanooga, Memphis, and Charleston
Rail Road, 1t which point key ssised 1000
Of the rebeIs snd rsssrped without firing .
ealute.
Capt. Sill cap'urei Ave Locomotives and
. large amount Of rolling stock.
Another expedition undef Col. Turichin,
OF the 10Th Illinois, vest West, and ar
rived At Dratton 10 time to savs the Rail
Road bridge. which VA in flames.
Gen. Mitchell now holds 100 miles OF the
Memphis and Chattanooga Rail Road.
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New York. April IA.

A e~a,resrcndens Of the Eoquir.-. sitter
being captured BY the rebels At Pitssbssg
Lan.iing, and fterwards escaped, has ar
rived ~ Cairo. liz states their loss uss
lpO Ail.sd and Il 600 wounded. We cap.
tared all but tuo or thrre Of their cannon.
~ircisd,oe the famous Washingtoo artillery
Of Mes Orleans.
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[Frem eur Extra u Wednesday

Fortress Monroe, April Is.
A Norfolk paper hiss been received here
containing a d,spstch from Bsauregard in
relation TO the two days eight as P,ttsburg
Lsndies. lie claims n complete victory
He says after cap.arias So Ut our guns and
5000 prisoners, his forces fellback upon bis
works at Corinsh. which they are fuily able
TO hold.
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VRENoSr srvlL N COMMAND OF TmH
ARMY N MISSOURI.

Asa = Gee<easu. too DORIS Kass OF the faeiA
Nense Cea,~fi Blva.. te~s 10 IN ~ourensrd ~ . iarHe
snd we'll sesecsed stsk 81 pru<s and Meaicinns Pants
tsi< nsgaerresa awd Aunesutypsns Apparatus aud Ma
terssi.. Par. v ines sud Lsasars. fsa-rco sud Cigars
every thing IN the ststi nary lire. IAuss> ~ all tiH's
zoe the VITA an enhsi~>- variety II Periumey, Fancy
6t-As Nc
vsthrns sny eos..ins, &c are happy Tn inform our
frirnfs shst re are -titi preraret ta muster eos.i> IN nnF
lire IN saaseaess A.fcs ps @ sasaara the attenfta u sora
a. rsv ssvar - vsth = call art NJ the "a ne tstHe slsav
tsens ali to b sskss rtshssai killing = naa vhfeh =
we hare IA say these war ,smes, exSeps thai " AZ
$50 ear batteries ~ ~ so nssd euty ~ sHestew hey'
regineass Oar iAseh .sriag 10 cut . sna ~e espera-
III res.e&s cash snd saoss time buyers b phil III
III
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MARSHAI,s SALE.

Dy VIRTUE OF A vENDiTION 70 Nh
ID directed, from the Once VI the Clerk Of the District
Court III the United States, for the Western Division Of
the District u Iowa, ! will offer for sale on
MONDAY, sis, A OF MARCH. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and I O'Clock P.
u and commencing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. N. Of
said day, IN fr.hta Il the County Trcasurers Once. in the
city of Council Bluffs, at public cutlery to the highest
bidder for cash, the following Real Property. heretofore
levied upon as The { ,periy Of John T. Baldwin. taken
Al the suit OF H.E DibbIee n Co., vs jain H Warner
aud John T Baldwin, defendants, 4mpieaded with y. h.
PeEram aud GrenvIlle n. DJdgc, f0-trd:
Lot IL in Block 10. in sayiiss' First Addition. inc
corded as -sBayiiss' Addition" to Council elnns city
pottawattsmie county. Iowa. Also lot ? in block 0,
lots : = p in block 10, lots , X 1 in block II lot Is in
NIGH %. lots s Il 8 in block %, lots 6 4 Z in block 10,
Ints 4 4 1 In block 81. lois 10 4 II in block 40, lots ! Il .
IN bt.cs q, and lots 13 * IA in block IS. in Beers Sub
division to Council Bluffs City, Puttawattamie County,
Iowa.
Takcr as the property Of John T. Baldwin, to satisfy
an Execution in favor Of il. +. Dibblee n Go.
II. N. HoXIE, U. S, Marshal.
by j. p. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, March LIST, 1862.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Is directed from the Ohicc Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the United States for the Western Division
Of the District u iowa, l will offer for sale on
MONDAY. 3ist DAY OF MARCH. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M, and Z o'clock P.
NJ and commencing ut he hour of 10 o'ciuck A. NJ of
said day. in from, 81 the County Treasurer's ONCE, in the
CITY Of Council Bluffs. at public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the following Real Property heretofore
levied upon as the properly OF John T Baldwin,, taken
at the suit II D,bblee. Work h Moore -. J.hn II War
ner aud John r. Baldwin defendants Implicated with
B. X. Perram and Grcnville N. DodGe fO-scif:
The n u Of the Sw \ the SW \ OF he NES. anil the
W Of The SE y OF Section q in Township 10 n Of X
~ west. Also. the undivided half OF tie following
lands. to-trif The NE VI the SW = Of Section 8 In TIP
IA n Of X "a West; the SCI Of Sec. 9. the N y Of the
SEh Of Sec 2 the VIZ Of the Sc Y Ct Sec. y. and the
MA Of Sec 10 IN Up ~ n Of X 80 " the Eh OF the
NV 4. and the SW \ OF the Nwa Of Sec 30 IN Tp n
Of II ~ W the s u OF the SW OF Sec. ~ and the W y
Of the NV \ o. Sec. IS in TIP n N OF X ~ West.
Also the whole OF lot 2 IN block 3 OF IL in block 8;
lot 6 in block 8; lot s in ick 10; lois 2 and 10 in block
II; lot Q in block rs; lots I and II IN block 70; lots I,
2 and . in block 2s; lots 7 and IN block 90; Iots4 and
s in block % lots Z and 8 in block Sc lots 10 and IA
in block - lots Z and 8 in block ~; lots Is and 16 in
block ~; lots l2 and IL In block IS; lots aud Q IN block
-; lots s and s in block So; lots . and 6 IN biuek So lots
II, IL and - in block 50; lots 7 and 8 in biock 81 lot
Is in block 81 lots IL, ~ and ~ In block IS, lots IL,
Is aud Is in block ~, in the subdivision OF the Riddle
Tract, an Addition 10 Council Hlnns City-ali ofthe said
lots, tracts and parcels OF land being situate In the
County OF Pottawattamie and state Of Iowa.
Taken as the property 81 John T Baldwin to satisfy an
Execution in favor Of Dibblee work 4 More.
SO z r HIN IoXIE. U 5 Marshal.
ByJ P. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, Iowa March 1 1862,
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