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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

1TM ~ arfS3r - - = - 81 -
"a Dss Moinas correspondent u che Chi.
ego Tssmm writes
ssThis town hsing on the kne Of the
underground railroad from Northern Mis-
souri, to Canada, via Grinnsll, she Iowa
0berlin--is becoming infested with sss
Of lazy, shiering sssontrahands = and vils
and villainoas - they are, Or hasa Cos IL
be, In the absence Of the wholesome re-
sGrainas aasidens 10 q time a paaeas shey
absolutely Fecsise grsasss decree Of son.
siderati0n and more certain imanunity
from the consequences Of crias, from the
negro worshipping GLASS OF our people,
than white men who hare made themselves
amenabls TO punishment. To illustrate ;
Some two orthree months since two white
men were arrested here on ; charge Of
stealing horses in Missouri. There was
no testimony against them to which . iu-
Fl waald fog moment listen with view
to convict. Still, one Of them was sent 70
| Jail On suspicion, the other dischArSsd,
and the property taken fEem them ; bow
4 IL was disposed Of | do not know, a. no
i claimant ever appeared for is; the law
yars probably gos the lions share Of it
This action may hare been all Eighs | Dc
not find fault with ID; but day or twr
since, three runaway negroes, or "eontra'
bandsn in military prase, arrived herr
} from Andrew county, Missouri, with foHi
horses in their possession, which they con
, fessed to having stolen before they lsfs
/ So far from being arrested for their &c
, knowiedged crime, they were applaadsd-
|, their horses were sold in the street at pub
lie cutlery, by city suctionesr, who pre-
D faced the sale with the announcement tina
1 they were stolen, and the proceeds wer
: paid over to dusky thieves, grinning shsi
: delight at this pleasant and successful is
e sue of their crime. White men hange
. in this immediate nsighborhood, by
: mob, for the same offence precisely whie
= thus receives communication and reward
Q it's perpetrators being negroes"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

WHEx THE Was WILL Esp.--Ths Lou
isvills Democrat says the people Of the
free States are eager 20 know when the
war viii subsids, and tells them to ob-
cervo the thermometer At home. as alb
olitionism subsidies so will the rebellion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
rsfa tsgFRACToRs

TITO CONTRACTORS.
4 seated proposals viii Dc YeesIvsd At tss
2srgrax egzcs la tae caty Of Gsanai sluast Iowa
ID 10 May ist, isa9, fer tbs hliRg up OF AArfisos
xtrsst fra la iasaxsscakaaw with Gsssa strret 70
Doirs w-hern tbs same raises from the bottom G
ths hkxh rrrund the hn 10 be Alxte&a fes& wia
sas ssxasesu ancAss hi9hs and thai the same De lie
"a tas Lowest respcnsiee oid4sr provided shs COS
Al ths axse shaI not exeasd twaaay esnts RsE cEeI
go u d. PALMER Mspor.
CawncsI gluss, April Is, asaS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

- On the nineteenth Of March lass,
the morning copy of the Times had the
enormous number Of nineteen huadred
advertisements, filling aixty eolumns Of
tas paper, and additional supplements.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

4 NosR TURNS STArEs EYTDzxeEs--The
Albany argus says Of = brother editor,
that his "allusions 10 the subjecs Of ssm-
peranee would come from him With bet
Ter effect, if his nose had not turned
Ssats's evidences against his mouth
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
nwmocnAxsC sxAxx coHyxsxIoS.
srhe Daaosrasy oa lows are hereby 70

pwmocnAxsC sxAxx CONTENTION.
The Democracy of lows are hereby re-
s,oesssd 10 meet in 0onvsntion BY dale
gatea from shs several eountisss On
THURSDAY, raa l7rH DAY or sUrr.
Al the Capitol, in Dss Aoinsa, feE the
unrpose Of nominating candidates for the
several State oesces, 10 be elected IN o.
toAsr. Wis Secretary Of State, Auditor
4 STATE Traasurss Of State, Register OF
tbs state Land oaaee, and Attorney Gen
erai and to transact such other business
as may come bafora them. :.
The basis ok county representation VIII
be one delegate for every one hundred
votes cast for stephen A. Douglas, IN
1860, and one for every fraction over d.
ty.
According to rule adopted ii q form
ar State Convention, no county can b
represented By proxy.
The several Demossatic County Com
uitsees throughout the State are request
ed to call County Conventions, or TO tax
sueh measures for the election OF dele
vntes to the State Convention, - may D
according to usage in their RESPECTIVE
counties.
According 20 the usage, the ConTentlo'
III - .s1IaS Ia fYrfaer al O'Clock, z. Al.
of the day designated in the call
Nv order Of the Democratic State Exc
eutive Committee.
=. -n 9Th rbfst Thsmu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

II Somebody who Writes more truth
fully THAI POLITICALLY ss.ys:
'EAn angel now a-Says, without money,
Is not Thoughts 50 much Of 90 devil with
bag full Of gaiusas.ss ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

EoGius is hereby Gvsa tkat Tax Of swe mills
On tie dollar has been isvisd as Federal Tax CT,
all tbs taxable property II RoAGawRs1AznAs County
upoH ths valuation Of the rear 1851, and tbs same
IL required b. - paid ~ the last ay of Mag nsxS
THOMAS ToSTEyIE,
Treasurer OF F0ttawas&auzas SoEnSy, fess-
Mkrea 1 lSs8 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Why THAT RosK BusH FAnEp.-Ross %
10 shade window, are often planted ma
der the dripping eaves Of the farm house,
where in the leacAed, gravelly trench shey
lfnger out n miserable existence, trying
the patience oil the wife who wonders
NJ their slow growth for few years, and
finally ahandons them 10 utter neglect,
declaring that che never could have any
luck In raising roses, and il Is Of no use TO
Try.
Planting them Ia ths sarth thrown ap
In digging cellar is no better roses re-
guirs rich deep soil; the surface around
thsir roots should be kept free from sod,
and Annually supplied with chip manure
or forest mold, Or q weekly pailfall Of
The drainage oil the COW house, or of aoap
suds. Give yoar roses o little astsasion
OF shis Kind each spring and yea will
have no reason % complain Of your laak.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
UOwARD ASSOCIATIONS.
III PaILADEUPHEA-

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
III PHELADEUPHEA
Benevolent TustItutEsn. trtat@.sJa1 q S}tlt
Endowment, for she Eauti Vi TIE s49l al D..
presssd afflicted win TITz.eai ana l. .lr.=st D.
eases, and especially Tor the Care u! I.ssaSE &
the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE glysa graf, Is 10 4-s
surgeon. 10 all wbo Apply ~ letter, va ~s.z--
EioB Of thetr condition, taFe, CUTFs;. st-s p
ME etc and IN extFenAz p9y sriF, AsSLc1s, III
ished fFse Of charge.
vaiaSb1s Reports on sBsEmAtsrTAGs ~ ~
Diseases Of the Sexual EEEARs, sl4I - II Lis-
EpEEs employed in the DispFnsafy. Sc, Z. ~
dicsed In sealed ENVELOPE free q charge N
taxes Stamps for postage slij B. accglAtzt
Address DR. J. SkGLLGH HCC6Hray ~
SurEeon, Howard Association, Ne 2ss..a -
Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of the DirectsTe-
RZRA D. HEARTFEIL- Prs
GEO FATAcHTLD, stIy.
Dec 81, 1880 J
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
g1ga4TMTY ,IAEEa SALE.

Nsxica is heEsSy s4yua Ehek viii, ca Monday tae
TtA dag 4 Avxi A. D. 1854 Ut o,caeeS p. n pre-
coed 10 ssFf at pablo sale se Old County Jail BALD
Ing On Madison ktrset, in Cennea4 ElufEs. -
81 order Of the Beard of Supervisors.
q. r. BERDEoK, Clerk.
March asth, 1854. zw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

- A goung woman born without legs,
and who propsls hssaelf by holding .
boot in one hand and short stick In the
oshsz, was recently married In shefaeld
England, 70 ane lassy young fsllaw.--
When che ceremony was being performsd,
shs took OF her boot 10 have hew hand
Joined in hsg haabanasas 49, -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
NATHAN P. DODGE,
BANKER

Txx y ssrgga AND C0LLECIlA" '
counc1I. HLUFFs' IOWA, ps
vs.ssaeraa aaak izsx, Csllsssaon 'a'' 49,
nsss d transacted in at fss srsHVAss IA, D
RACES paia in wsethrn ioHs s'aA ) ~ 49,
mass liberal terms
g- EEgE2ENGEa
Para BANK, Eew Te#k cav -.
skaAS aAgzng Association, 81 80
MasaarA aastss EaBk, BostSs. A'
w&aAGn&on naRk, do ~
Hsuxy Ragssam, Chirsgo, III uC
aaak Il syracase, syraeuss, = ! ,.nz
4 prias. ssaalaara sease BaE4f q !, i'i Lass
Nsssrs. Crsx. Msofassy b Go, 81 S.aTt 4 80
z Yea @. naiawia, Judge sEpre1,s Isws,
Hus, n sells, Secretary Of s1&'s'
5aaI, IsA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Nzasogs IN 0sFIcR.-- " = go d ssataa
shAs In me New lori eastom house sosas
ssvsa - sight pssisiopss f0EmszIy Aaaa
b. sahsss aasa, 80 aow aalsd " AsyTsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

PATn1oTs--An Augusta lMe.) editor
thus distinguishes between different sorts
Of patYiots-:: "Some esteem it sweat and
deeorous 20 die for ones country 9TH
srs regard II swesser 70 live for ones
country and yet othars hold Ii 10 be
swesssr still TO live upon once country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Gauss On TIE DgATn on GRx. q. r..
Sara kas swo or shras nighss he was
very much exposed, In front II Fogs Don-
slsons % wind, rlees and cold, in arraag-
ing and preparing his troops, bat after
the capitalation hs was taken with fsyag
and ague, which weakansd him greatly.
But his spirit was indomiIable upon The
first symptoa OF recovery no wss again Ia
the Geld.
While at PiEsshurg L4anding As jamged
from gunboas into yawls and ran .
spike into his laa, which psnesraaed to
tie bone, and caused axfoliasaon. Ery-
slpelas superveaed, and II nine days rum
tho time ii the aceidsas be died,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

We publish below list of the killed
and wounded in Company Fl, Capt. Clark's
Company of the the 18th Iowa Regiment
This Com pany Vas raised in Monona, Has
rison, and Postawstsamis counties, and
many of their friends are subscribers to
the B,gIs, and no doubt viii be glad to
see the Official list Of the killed and wound
ed in that Company, al the battle of Pitts
burg Landing. The killed, wounded and
missing from the 18th regiment are a
follows:
Killed, 80; wounded, l56; missing, g.
This is sufficient to establish the falsehood
of the report that the 18th ran at the COM
mencement of the battle.
The following report shows that Com
pany Fl, composed Of men from the Mis-.
souri, Slope, were among the bEaVsBt Of
the brave:
KiIled-Aaron Grill.
Weunded-Ist Lieut.. Stephen W. King
left leg severely I'd Lieut. John A. Dan
ieison, in hip severely LIST Serg't- Zenas
M. Platte, left leg severely Joseph s,
Cole, in thigh, severely; Nelson G. Boy
iagton, severely; Hiram G. Vincent, right
lea ampatated; James Clark, seversly
Samuel CLARK, severely; Samuel Dicusi
slightly; John w. Ellis, shot through
hand and wrist badly Jonathan johnson
left foot, left arm and head; David knausI
slight Andrew Mosier, slight in leg; 10
ssph WhaIsy, slight in foot L. J. Street
or, slight Henry Frants, siight--l6.
Missing Rockwell Jewell, not seeE
since the dgbs Of Sunday, April 6th-l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
IOWA OFFICERS I'M MEMPHIS.

The Memphis Daily Appeal gave list
Of Federal officers captured at Shiloh,
furnished by Gen. PrenGiss. The list wa
not complete the following Iowa officers
were named:
Col. Geddas, and Lisa&- Col Ferguson
Of the 9Th, Major Stone Of the Sd, and
the following captains in the 9Th w
B. Bell, Calvin KELSEY, John Mccormick
r. A. Cleveland, VIM. Stuhbs also Capt,
GalIand Of the 9Th, and Capt Hedriek Of
the 18th.
Also the following Lieutsnants
H. Flax, 18th Dewey Weleh, 8sh Il
B. Cooper. 9Th; d. ]. 0'Neil, 81 John
Wayne, do j. P. knight, do ]. NJ
Thrift, 18th.
Also the following officers in the l2sh
Adjs. N. Z. Duncan Qaartermastel
J. b. Dorr Sergs. Mai. G. Fl. Morrissy
cssts. S. r. Ellington, W. @. Earle, w
W. Warner, j. H. Stibbs, W. Fl. Had
dock, L. d. Merrill, J. II. Berger, Fl
Hale, j. EIIweil, Robt. Williams, j. w
Gift, W. 4. Morse, j. F. Niekerson, L
w. jackson, John ]. Marks, j. ]. Brown
Also, Adiutans G. @. Tobin, 2ist his.
| souri, Lieut.. Thomas Richardson, do.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Cor HIS JUsT DRsERTs.--Lt is said that
Samuel B. Toad, brother Of Mrs Lin
colu, who is reported by The rsbsis q
xmong thsir killed at the battle Of Shiloh
Ii probably the Lieut. Todd who had
charge Of our prisoners in Richmond lasi
sanmer, and who treated them with bar
baroua cruelty .s
Many poRT Union prisoner, who has
suffered from this rebel brute, and who
has gritted his teeth and uttered silent i'm.
precautions On the head Of the tyrsns, viii
fairly shout with joy when hs hears the
tidings Of his death.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

C0Uxc1L BLUFTs, IOWA, Oct. Il, 1850
DR. Z waodauEy-Ias full set q srt.s4
teeth % Svl1 Plate, wGitt- yvu recently Iats ~
me ss 2tmraotg answer the purpose Il tas., s..-
sLructlou that Cauuut TtITaI1 tT1l rIyryst.zT d,
yau ny high opInion IL yoH j Deaiss; T.,
Plates are so perfectly 4taV.e. (, she Gzssi. ~
70 each other, that, with ihelg ald 5vtL sVs24 AZ
eat almost IS well ss fggmeFly do viz Ely z5ss
raj teeth Asa work u AZ. i&-g !fEAG Ia. "
oh 0lIu1ed 20 ca be tgT2as SD SrIrra. De2lsl
had assured Eae lhzI sett q 4st.s..1 7rstA .gs.
not be N ads 10 Oa Of sn~ srTvs te zs tSi yaE ~
have overcome tbe difacalty tlgr-srD4rs sy ,gss
gentlemen = D0uaLAH
apT~II-lSSi y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

ruomAa oFyIcER. WIS T-gTT
.7.FF0 As;yEasy !, LGT
REFEgESCEe
Metropolitan Bank, .rs-............''..'AfF 1871
Aezzrs. Wm 5Tagaaa l. C1,,....,....' ..''Ss
kessEs, GdiEnAn, DUMAS CJ..--...'''s -1f- -
&saarz. @0hnsons Ryos q Cv..,.,-.'.' 81 - ~
Mez8Ts. Samuel Harris b scas-....,.'.' .
allies ~ G4l2s $50 -.s.'' t.r''''- - -
HnSEFs. y Eams8 j. S8Bs.,,...-,..'''-F.'-'- -
Messrs. Kramer d Sons -.....,.''''...'
NessTs. Potter, Nate, y alte B27
Aes8FS, TansT b DEvlas.......---.'..fA. -s& s-f''
Messrk. AnxYacA, Reef / C...,.r...'
MexsEB. " BArEsdA3zs Il C...,-,...'-''.a 49,
MessTs. Allen, Copp s &lsGv',,:-'...--'' -
AsSSrE. auayEn, Brow : C9-..,.'-.'.-' -
January ., 1851.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

~ MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS Nm ~.
tnsited 10 bring IA theft worG. Al. .!y % z,
guarantee eat4re saLstsE.lea Is !; r-sur...,,a-
and worE.
II Call and exan.De Y % az Pr,.r.
BAEBlTT CARPESTEa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

INTERESTING CoaExsgosDKscE.--Ths
newspapers publish the following thrill
ling dispatches
TO JETR DAVIS You must send me
rs-inforeaanents, or shaH not be able 70
hold out against the enemy. BxuaKsuARD.
To Gxs. BxAuREaAap | cannot send
you reinforesmsnGs / want reinforce
menss ayssk. DAVIS.
This reminds as Of she correspondence
between Beau Brummsll and Mr. scrope
Davies, just before the Beaa bolted Tor
Frauee. Ii was as follows
DxAR DAyExs Lend me Gl0o. AL
my money ID In tho three par Cents.
nguaMElE.
DEAR BaCxAELE All my money il
in Three per Cents also. sc8oRs DAvTxs.
g. Ii sbs I.onaep sxhibitioa bibiss
viii b exhibited In oaa handsed differ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
SUFFOLK ROARs

AEs ksps Ter ssgwass, 8na lhs sanscxiAsr assures
ali interested, tkzs they are Ssgeiks Of tie fEgAs
kiaa p1ra waite aaa cen BE tAsds ~ walsf 400 lbs
a1 i4 months aAd.
Ne has RsF sxss fsw pairs Of sAsgsazA-bsea ana
3 few pairs taFne~seagkh aharaash~hFsa 9uzfbsk
Pigs good and pure ~ can DC purchased In tAa
East 81 hsga psiesa, wis he ssFefa liberal sasms
Farmers aud esAars are invited 60 cali ana sea
nay ssuex and satisfy fhemseaves kaat sAsy can sap
ply ahemsasvaa vita thasouaA-hreA ateek Without
sisk and aFaA1 exReaas.
LYsAaDEG ~ HABnlYT.
s N. q. Tha abavs mazaaa animals all took 4nfas
psaEniums NJ the &&h Annual Faig ~ The Eassa~
watsaEale Ceansy Aarieassarai sSesesys
Nev. g. 1851. iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
u L WOODBURY.,
L.
So z G EON DENTIST
ons and Rs.!asaes 80. Primer. elas..


COUNCIL BiJ'FFs IOWA zMgssssM
Dr.. Woodbury. having b~eu !2suied -
IN this place fgF The past three pezFJQYyy
ltlIne 10 test The dgrAb.i.ty 4 bis 1L
EOfkj woud aay 80 ali gefssas fsy4rlRg him VI
their confidence that tLry a.2y rely upon his pl2.
exsrttoLs - perform ever operation il as peri.
! manner as puss.gie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

g. In sbs Lonaeu sxhibitiea bibiss
viii Be exhibited In oaa handzed differ
IN langaaess4 > lass @,ss - sa4 I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
TMP0RTANR 10 THE FARMERsi
THOROUGHBRED
HORSES CATTLE AND HOGS!

The subscriber respectfully inferns tbs Farmers
ard Others Interested In raising good stock thai he
keeps nj his Farm half mile nof&A of Gounc4I
klufS fer hFee1ins purposes, two
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

DzAR BauaEEE All my money il
in Three per Cents also. SCOOPS DAVIES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

ws~pfsus. spectacattons ana bins of material for
pubic rBrfya ha4talrGgz-
Architectural OrnAment, Tonbstones and Mon
nrnH1ts (agrl-sl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
<Closing the Land Offices.

We give this week such copies of bills passed
 as we have been able to obtain. The general
 Assembly has suspended the sale of lands.- This was done in order to enable the volunteers,
 upon their return to their homes, to secure some
 of these lands. It was very apparentthat' upon
 the reception of the news of some decisive ylcto- ry in favor of tie South, and the probable spec dy restoration of peace, they would all be enter cd by speculators and the soldiers left homeless. On the other hand, the war bonds and treasury warrants were being absorbed by the sales of these lands. that much withdrawn from clrcua- ton, the interest thereon ceased to accumulate,
 and the paper of the State was always Tn de- mand We presume the legislature weighed all these arguments and made "a choice oi what they believed to be the least of two evils It seems to us that the better plan would have been to reserve one half the lands from sale; say the sec tious bearing odd numbers. leaving the others free to entry or location. Thus, those disposed to purchase lands would have had a chance to do so and demand would have been kept up for State paper, while some six millions. or more, oi acres of land, would have been reserved for the soldiers The present law cuts of the salane8 Of the registers reciever and agents while the oiil
 ces are closed and fails to make provision for the safe keeping of the records. Itis supposed that many of these officers will resign. We hope they will not. but retain the custody of the re- cords. The iederals, wherever they get a foot hold in the State, search first, for guns and sec ondlg, for deeds or land titles. There seems to be 9 sort of idea prevalent among the Lincoln hirelings that if they can secure deed given to person for a tract of land, they thereby acquire the land They are promised, so the prisoners taken say, the farms oi the conquered country
 It is singular fact that ill the northwest, they broke open trunks, bookcases, and other furniture, in search of deeds and other instru- ments of writing The general land office is | closed to us and in thousands of cases the ey- idences of title and valuable records besides pat ents from the federal government, remain in the ! local land offices. The records of these land | offices must not be suffered to fall into theil ! hands and we believe that the land officers who retain their offices and protect these records
 will be paid for their services and trouble.b the next General AssmebIy. It is also probable tha
 the legislature to be elected in October and t( convene in November, will restore a part O
 these lands to market. l. IS time when s4cri' 1 fees are required of all, and the land officer. should, not throw up their commissions unle8: they are about 10 enter into the military service
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
LOST OF sTlr,EN ,

< GREEN MOROCCO POCKET BOOK on / A the stage line between Little Rock, Ark, alJ Clarksyjlic, Texas between the 2jth at,J 4luI ot februa'y, lo62, containing the following apels, viz:
 One note to ". II. Stokes from A. W.laa,@yc, date in l660 for 5I7l go.
 Two notes to Jas. 5. Harper from Simpson Cg1v- ford, dated in 1852, 1t aud 2 years, Tor 5j.e p4ch and assigned to me
 One note to Miller, Wineatc & CO.,. Ggm A. Dodge and c. ". Fisher, dated -lst>!e5., I-GA, payable ist Dec; 1860, S559 56.
 One draft lrpm Planters Bank of Tennessee oa Union Bank of La, at New Oucans, to ule, dated l4th Feb lsG2, for %l aO.
 One draft from same on same to inc oi slme date for $201. .
 One duplicate draft, tatel 3lst Jul. l-;'l, toa' southern Bank Of Ky, U me on s3'bc.u Bank of La. for s3e.
 One note on Ous'ey X Bro, favor l...'r. 'r.lue & Co., date and amount not rcc0.jec5t~ n la- rious other papers not now remembered. Sa.d d. pcrs are cf no value to the finder ur thic!, uaJ .rt importan5 to me.
 will pay liberal reward l9t sail t. ,, aul c.a. tents to the finder upon their delivery 70 Can. Jesse K Bell the Anthony uousc,iu Lu;,c Ecca, Arkansas. Gil. ). MENG.
 March v l. of fcasrilg, hg