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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

District Court Of Pottawattsmie county, Iowa
The County Of Pottawattamie the use the School
Fund Of the State Of Iowa, Plaintiff,
UerSus 9s@
Daniel s. Jackson, Phebe Jackson Hiram Bostwick, s.:
H. Smith, Leroy futile, Defendants. -
January term, 1652.-Origina Notice; in Equity.
To the above named defendaHts:' 'tss
You are hereby notified that there Is now file In
the Office Of the clerk Of the District Court Of Pctta
wattamie county Iowa petition Of the county OF Pot
tawattamie claiming Of the Daniei s. Jackson and
Hiram Bostwck for the use the school fund Of the
State Of Iowa. the of hundred and fifty dollars,
as due On q promissory note made by said Daniel s.
deceased and claiming Of all Of the foreclosure Of
certain mortgage made by Daniel S.Jackson and Phebe
Jackson the \, Sec. g. tip. Is, b 43, in Pot
tawattamie county, Iowa, to secure the payment
of said note and unless appear thereto and
fend before Of the I'd day Of the next January
term Of said District Court be commenced in said
county Monday the 26th day of January, A. D. 1885,
default will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon. " -
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Marcus Beadle,
TO Marans Beadle Sir sa ! :i4
! You are hereby notified that there is now ON le in
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Pota
wattamie county, in the State Of Iowa. petition Of
Mary Jane Beadie, claiming OF you divorce from the
bonds Of matriony on the grounds Of wilfu deserti
for than years; and that unless you appear
and thereto bsfoEe noon the second day
Of tho n6 term Of lie District Court Of said county
to 10 0eN1n ana held n the city Of Cotpcil Dlufs IN
the last Monday in January 1868 default will be en-
ter ed against you, and Judgment rendered thereon.
TRRANK STREET.
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W Nov.

Washington, Nov. 70.
JEFF. Davis has ordered Gen. Holmss,
Cox mander Of the trans-M Mississippi De-
psrtment, TO inquire int the truth Of shs
statement published some weeks since in
regard to the hanging Of ten Confederatss
in Missouri, BY Gen. Mcneil. II found true
be il 10 demand the immediate surrender
Of Mcneil to the Confederate authorities,
and il this is not complied with, he i or
dered to hang the Arst ten o. s. officers that
fail into his hands.
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JeG. Davis becoming frightened.
VanDorn Suppressed BY
CEN. { pEMBE RToN. 4.
Pcmberion makes q Speech !
SAYS NORTH AND SOUTH
WOULD UNITE TO WHIP ENGLAND:
Especial to the Nebraskian. ]

,Ess.a8 ss Tf. Omaha, Nov. .. /
small detachment Of Ohio cavalry, stationed at
South Pass for tho the Pacific telegraph
line were attacked BY large body q Indians last
night one sf the soldiers was killed, and several
wounded but they beat the Indians Oh. The indiana
withdrew at daylight but they are still lurking in the
vicinity and It IL expected they will make another
attack tonight.
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D ag4 New YORK. Nov. o.

zee $50 t#ift New York, Nov. Is. q
The 'Tribuue's Acqaia Greek correspon-;
dent says our army rests ora line ffsn
Stafford Court House to the Rappahannock.
The Times' correspondent writes from
Sigs's head quarters last night that
such informatiop has been received Ut these
headquarters - to leave no further room
for doubt that the entire northern portion Of
Virginia has been abandoned BY the rebels.
On Friday evening Jackson was said to have
received atelsgram from JEFF Davis Saying
"lf 'yeu don't leave the valley 1t once and
come and help US defend Richmond, 1t will
not be worth while to come at ALL" Jack
sons reply is not known. This il the fourth
dispatch Jackson has received from Davis,
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Grand Junction, Mas, Nov. q

" drapd JunctlOn, MlSs.S NOV. %.
The rebels have taken possession Of the
railroad between Corinth and Jackson, and
are reported ~ now occupying Henderson
and Pisrsob, tearing up the rails' and cart
ing them away. Their force 10 not known,
bot this is thought to Be . prelude for an
attack upon Jorinsh. No fears are enter
taised1for IL 1afety liss yaa
The enemy - also reported to bsstsaring
up the track at Collinville, this side Of Nos
icowsssfaJ vii la ali 9sslss4sd a ;isg- n i.
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: desire 70 see the war prosecuted With
,Iigsr, spd Tia rebellion crashed. Il thsy4
sss si1ssrs ipthese professisnss thsy eannos
sbjset 20 emancipation q alssitimate
Nsapoufsr the aosenplishnsnt Of these
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Chicago, Nov. ~.

s'ei7 Chicago, Nov. ~.
In oil loyal states, except vernop., this
day Is to be observed a. day Of thanks
giving and prayer. ga.&4ls aea Ii
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SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE STATE OF iowa, !
.# EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF IOWA, !
Iowa Grey, Nov. 18th, 1862. !

C AoWA VII =, NV AZ, 1Sve.
Hon. E. N. Stanton, Sect'y Of War:
SIR-i have distributed among the re-
spective counties Of the State. their several
quotes necessary to fill up the old Regi-
ments, and have given them until the LIST Of
January, 1868, to supply the Same BY vol
untary enlistment. If this be done by that
time, shall confidently expect positive
and immediate instructions from the Gene
raj Government, in regard to my course Of
action, either an immediate draft, or an en-
tire reliance on voluntary enlistment. Our
old Regiments need the men at once, and
to prevent disorganization, . supply of men
must be speedily furnished, and SHALL, if
not forthcoming by the LIST Of January,
1868, be raised By draft, if you so order.
Your ob't servant,
SAMUEL ]. KIRKWCOD.
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Nav York, Nov. Is.

Nsw York, Nov. Is.
4 RalsiglSs IN. c, dates ef the 18th. ssys,:--
'Th6LegisIAturss met yesterday. Governor
vanos's mssssgs takes strong krouDds Tor
vigorous prosecution Of the war, and
proposes reserve Of 10000 men for the
State, to be discharged next spring in time
for farming operations.
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District Court Of Pottawattamie county Iowa. .
The County Of Pottawattamie, Plaintiff,

The County Of Pottawattamie, Plaintiff, 73f
Ter9us f SO < & 5t@t e.
George Snyder, Defendant.
January term, 1s62.-Original Notice; in Equity.
To George Snyder, DsfendGnt-SIR. You are hereby
notified that there is now file In the ONCE Of the
clerk OF the District Court Of Pottawattamie county
Iowa. petition the county Of Pottawatamie. claim
ing OF you the sum Of sixteen hundred and seventy
I've dollars, the consideration for land sold and for
money loaned to you by said county; and also claiming
of you the foreclosure certain mortgage given by
You to said county on the ne Sec. 81 aud NV X of
Sec % in tp ~ N. A w., in Pottawatamie county,
to secure the payment said ndebt and that
unless you ppear thereto defend before Of the
ID day Of the next January said District Court
to be commenced in said county the last Monday viz
the 26h day of January, A. ID. 1868, default will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
LEWIS W. ROSS,
sesame FRANK STREET,
Pt0s Atty's.
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a-,a5 - 80 Chicago, Nov. 27,H
Z, Washington, 26.-Ay dispatch tonight
from the army Of the Potomac, says: There
is nothing important to communicate. .,,;s
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ORDER TO DELINQUENT COUNTIES.

lowing Order, designed to bear on those
counties which have failed to furnish their
proportion Of volunteers. The Governor,s
communication on the same subject to Sec
retary Stanton will be found below:
III EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF IOWA.
Iowa Grey, Nov. 18th, 1862.
To Draft mmissioner--County, Iowa: #@
SIR-Enclosed you will find tabular
statement, showing the number Of men re-
quired of your county, to fill up the old
regiments, based upon its actual quota un-
der the Federal calls, and which would gov
ern if draft were ordered to-day.
have postponed action in the matter for
the longest possible time-anxious not to
resort to a draft, or anything looking
thereto. now, as a last appeal, propose
to your county to furnish volunteers by the
lst Of January, 1868, for the old Regiments
to the extent of it's delinquency. Ii you
fail to do this, shall be constrained to
follow the policy indicated in the subjoined
letter to the Secretary Of War. Such vol.
unteers will be entitled to advance pay and
bounty. ~ ~
have now exhausted all neans in my
power to avert CONSUMPTION from the State,
and the matter now rests with your own
people. st.
Please assign to each township in your
county its proper quota, and distribute the
abatement sent herewith to prominent and
influential men in the same, and urge upou
all the necessity Of immediate and energetic
action. As men are raised, they will report
at once to recruiting officers, if one IS in
your county. Passes, with instructions,
will be sent you from the Adjutant Gene
RAILS Office. t.5 ssaz
Special attention is called to the follow.
ing extracts from letter of the Adjutan'
General Of the Army, to me, of date Sept
Goth, 1862: a
ssRecruits for old Regiments of volun.
teers for three years, or the war, will bt
discharged at the expiration of the time fol
which the Regiment was originally en-
lissed.''' bsef IS
ssNo order has yet been made for draf
to ell the old Regiments, but when it shall
be made your suggestions will receive care
sul consideration"
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MARRTED

At the residence o. Jas II. Long, Esq, BY the Rev.
n 8. Philips Mr. II. @. HoLcoMD, Clerk Of the Dis
| trict Court Of shelby County, to Miss Lizzie A.
Mccoy. " 5sfA.s.Jss
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Fortress Monroe, Nov. 25.

Fortress Monroe, Nov. rs.
The Richmond papers say that nearly q
hundred thousand dollars worth Of tobacco
has been destroyed BY the confedsrates at
Fredericksburg. The same papers say that
Gen Lee has ordered all the women and
children to leave the place, as he had deter
mined to hold the place with bis forces
Gen. Longstreet assumed the command last
Wednesday. rzg-'assg
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p 3S7s3# NashvlHe, NOV. Il.
There is rebel brigade at Shelbyville,
under Gen. Johnson. s"sAf @aE- "ai@3@s.
Union men are making armed resistance
to the rebel CONSUMPTION act in several por.
tions of Middle Tennessee. s7fgat
1t is rumored that the rebels are bring
ing seigc guns to Murfreesboro.
The rebel force, between .Murfreesboro
and Chattanooga 10 said to be sixty thous-
and. ,, aII..5,.. ;.,+ f.sg,a.,f. s...,
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.4"4Rss New York, Nov.27.
[Per steamer Roanoke,] Gen. Butler is
sued an order that property within the dis.
trics recently possessed by our forces. under
Weitzsl, to be known as Lafonnche district.
is sequestered. All sales or transfers of it
are forbidden. This district comprises all
the territory Of Louisiana, lying west Of
Mississippi, except Plaquenine and Jefferson
parishes. A company is appointed to take
possession of the district. Sugar planta-
lions are to be worked BY them whore they
are not worked By owners. The property
belonging to disloyal persons, 10 to be in
ventoried and sold for the benefit Of the
Government, under the provisions Of the
Oonfscation Act. Another suppTesses dis
tilleries And other manufactures Of strong
drink. Another annosnces that any officer
found bringing Interesting liquorr, in any
public drinking place, bs RECOMMENDED to
the President for dismissal from service.---
Among the property confscased a. above
noted 10 Gen. iBragg's .plaptation. Ss.f,i,,g
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Disi,set cssu " FoftswsnsMts Cssssys
e Mary McMulen, rrG Procesdings for dlsosce.
-. ~anusry term, 1oo1, ~
,1nhn a Nen1l11nn l1aFt. ~ Ori0faal 01f{ee

Johh y. Uext.J 81. Usy1SSet NSsses.
70 JeAs G. MeMlg1s, 1efsf, SIn-fSasSe hsfe1 -
tined thaA tiers u - Gle II the eeoot the 0ek
u the nzrct Couu, withfn nd 10f H0tfsualt1Qto
county, lowa.s peltion u Masy xcMillen, TIE abvo
named plsintiH. clslnink o. ron divorces from ~
bonds a. natsfmony se the following causes, StS s
-Wiilful deserlton ard stseaco vitheut reasonable
Gauss. fosthe Space 6f two pears. sfsy n
9teeceminG addictod - 1sbitnaI drpnkeDness after
marriage. y Il
8d-Deing guilty es sueA lahumsn bsaamsst -
to endngor the life ~ hia Wifo The paint9 IN aid
petition AID you srefurhef n0t1od that unless you
appear thereto and defcnd oe the second
day Of the January e. at4 Dstct Court, ~
be commenced In said aonnty 1ondy. Ne 3elh day
OF January, a. D. 1865, default will 10 entered
q sssa 9LBW1SW. ROSS,
2slw4t At,y for ,RlsistS q
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New York, Nov. q.
The Times Falmouth correspondent, writ
ing yesterday, says: ssThs rebels are pro-
pairing vigoro usiy to dispute the passage Of
our TROOPS across ths river at -Trsdrioks-
burg. Instead Of their garrison, which
was small week ago leaving the city, it
has been reinforced by divisions under
Longstreet. The force is estimated ct 75,-
600 men. Formidable batteries have been
planted for their protection, and without
some brilliant strategy on our part, severe
engagement will be necessary before dis
lodging the enemy. eia EN-
There is no reasonable doubt that Jackson
has abandoned Virginia, and taken up his
line of march for Richmond snsc ts
Advices from Centreville, state that the
recent retirement of Sigel towards Washing
ton, and concentration Of his forces was q
strategic movement made in view of designs
on the part Of Jackson to cut Of his divis-
ions in detail, and by offensive demonstra-
lions against Warrington, to execute a
powerful division, which was intended to
embarrass Burnside's forward movement.
Sigeps plan was entirely successful and
Jackson's designs frustrated. .sFsf r,ir,.,as
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ealing On bin 70 coms % ths dsisoss u
sRichmesd .v
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: 1EE@s-. - .T"T'0 New IUrK,' now z5s o
The Herald's Newbern letter, says: lssA
spirited cavalry reconnaissance, supported
BY battery, made in Dover road in the
direction of Kinston, N. c., on the l8sh.--
They met the enemy behind strong FORTH
cations at Cave Greek after severe fight
in which both fought calamity, our srtille-
~ shelled the rebels out of their position,
leaving their arms, equipments and bIsDk-
cts behind them, Our forces destroyed
their barracks and then returned to New
bern. ssssfa 40 1860 g. f.
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Fra nix Street, !
Rufus Beale, and
Christopher G. Hyatt.

To Christophey T.. Hyatt Sir
You hereby notified that there . now die In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Pottawata-
ME county in the State Of Iowa, petition Of Frank
Street, claiming the right Subsequent incumbran-
Ger to redeem Lots !, O. D. in Block ~ In AndrewA
Subdivision In the city Of Counil Bluffs, from sale
made by the Sheriff Of said county Of said lots ON
Judgment Of foreclosure Of Aertgage executed by r
B. D. Gray TO Rufus Beall aud asklng that the sale
made by the Sherfof said lots be ssde which said
lots now Claim have interest in by deed from
the said Bea. and that amended petition has been
fed in said cause makug party defendant therein
And that unless appear and thereto on or
before Of the second day of tho Of the
District Court OF said county to be begun and held In
the city Of Council Bluffs the last Monday in JAM
uary, 1861 defautwii be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon. ssss.,
FRANK srREtr,
Nov. Is 1882 Attorner for plaintiHA
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attention to this apparent neglect Of bis de-
partment. sgeGs ss
On the 10th of October he reported, as
the result of bis investigation, that $4,000
pairs of boots and shoes had been received
by the Quartermasters of McClellan's army
at Harper's Ferry, Frederick and Hagers-
town; 10000 pairs were at Harper's Ferry
Depot on the 2lst, and that 10000 more
were on their way, and Il, 900 more had
been ordered.
Col. Ingalls,, Aid de- camp, end chief of
staff to Gen. Mcclellan, telegraphed on the
18th as follows: s.The suffering for want
Of clothing is exaggerated, think, and
certainly might have been avoided by timely
acquisitions BY the regimental and brigade
commanders"
On the Goth of October he telegraphed to
Quartermaster Gen Meigs that the clothing
was ssnos detained in the cars at depots. :
Such complaints are groundless. The fact
is, the clothing arrived, and is issued, but
more is still wanted.''
have ordered more than would se EN-
necessary from any data furnished me, and
| beg to remind you that you have always
very promptly met my acquisitions. As far
as clothing is concerned, our department is
not at fault. 1t provides 40 soon as due
notice is given. can forcsee no time when
an army Of 100000 men will not call for
clothing and other articles. In regard to
Gen. McClellan's means Of promptly COM
municating the wants Of his army to me,
or to the proper bureaus Of the war depart
ment, ! report that in addition to the ordi-
nary mails, he has been ID hourly conmu-
nication with Washington by telegraph. IL
is due to Gen. Meigs that should submit
herewith copy of telegram received by
him from Gen. Mcclellan. Very respect-
fully, your obediens,
Fl. w. HALLECK,
General. in Chit.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-30

coffee could be purchased here (takng the difference of
grade into accoun at fully ten cents per pound less than
the present rates Now while the great of people
would willingly pay the duty for the sake of the Govern
mcnt yet they refuse to submit to the additional tax of
FIVE cents per poundor the benefit of spectators Hence
the sales of coffee have fallen off immensely and long
the present extorionate rates demanded the de-
in sales will continue. The result will be decline
in prices.
1t may be proper here to remark that our merchants
are not the parties who realize from specuaons in cof
ee The city dealers pocket the profits and our grocers
realize less from this branch of their business than when
prices low-the margin of profits being less and
the sales being greatly diminished 1t matters little to
the masses, however, who pockets the proceeds They
apt to blame the retailer and Investigate the matter
no farther.
Although coffee has become a universal table beverage
and is used even to excess speculation in the article
has caused many to abandon its altogether, while
thousands using various substitutes and mixturers
in order to lessen the cost Corn, wheat, barley rye
and other products rosted and substituted for coffee
but generally with mixture of the genuine article to re-
tain the flavor. Rye to be the favorite grain for
this purpose lady states that the rye should be pre-
pared in the following Scald it first then
dry it, and afterwards brown nicely, and to one third
coffee add onGthird rye and you viii have good cup
OF coffee as you drank
One would naturally suppose that the decrease of
sumption would be confined exclusively to the poorer
casses-those unable to pay the increased But
this is very far from the fact Thousands of families
moderate circumstances including mechanics, farmers,
and others, are retrenching in tbs way.
The sales of tea also much diminished, in conse
quence OF the advance in prices chep and suitable
substitute for this article is perhaps difficult pro-
but at all events the sales will be materially dmn-
iShed.
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u ge4- MR EDroR Il would ask the privil
Of speaking through your paper to the singing pub
OF Mr.. }. c. TowSEG, Of Rome, in your county. Mr..
OWNER has been fayoraby known through old Bradford
some year of the successful teachers Of
Vocal Music
But era has come in the history this able teach
and sweet singer. Having attended the Normal Ac
sructons Of the greatest teacher Of Vocal Music in the
Gnown world nafaely: Prof BlssNA he is now only
able to heach music, but i conductor OF Musical Con-
yeniions and Drills ne has Int few supeiors and think
IN Vocal training, none.
like Mr.. TowSER a conductor of Musical Conven-
tons from the fact he brings his knowledge OF music
Shin the reach Of the OF singers but not 50 with
Ca2gentiags ssAcrsEy.
Mr.. TowSEU's terms a follows The committee re
TO furnish lights rooms, fuel, Piano and board. While
ke upon his part will furnish books for the of the
COnTenon and teaches four day. running his risk
ioPay, by charging so cents for each member Of tie
COnrnton and to those who simply attend the Concert
IS cents.
Under the above regulations Mr. T0wner recently held
'IosyentioR at Brooklyn. Su-quebanna county, which
vas decided success giving the BEST OF satisfaction
n;'rs and people, as clearly manifest from the re-
port Of the committee on resolutions.
February 4th is the time appointed for the opening of
Convention in Montrose, SusquChanna county.
let singers who wish Musical Convention on the
oye terms address J. e. TowSBR, Rome Bradford Co..
a. Yours, &c, Il.
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pROCLAMATION-Whereas the Hon.
IL U. MERCUR, President Judge OF the 18th Ju-
dCial District consisting of the Counties of Bradford
and Susquehanna, and Honorables JoHx PAssMoRE and
JOIN F. LoNG, Associate Judges in and for said county
OF Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
18th day 0fDeC A. d. lS6l, to directed for holding
Court of Oyer and Terminer General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at To-
wanda for the County of Bradford Monday the third
day OF February next, to continue two weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the CorOnes and
Justices of the Peace and Consabes of the County
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
person. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day With
their records nquisitons and other remembrances to
do those things which to their Office appertans to be
done and those who are bound by recognzance 9TH
erwise TO prosecute against the prisoners who are
be in the Jail of said County or who shall be bound to
appear at the said court to be then and there
prosecute against them shall be just Jurors are re-
quested to be punctua in their attendance agreeaby to
their notice.
Dated at Towanda the SOh of December in the year of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred ond sxty-one. and
of the Independence Of the United States the eighty
sixth. A. H.SPALDING, Sheriff.