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egg an a. lost an pEU,nD I'm, yrr
"a an, away from - Bond -, very large dog, color
", short hnii, heal Ike uuuos- long tuL au-
= H. the name II LEO; g. J." returned H. 20
OK ~, &, SCHWARZWAELDER. 20
'ue
arit>T OR MlSLAID "A CERTIFIED
r1u cheek ON Irving Bunk, payable ~ order uf
10 Ae's Bank, ~ Y. The payment Of the sam, h
Yrs cd, The finder win hr llcrally REWARDED by
4 the sameHt Irving hank urut ALLERTON's
= ~ ,HHng land,, IUtl IT, and It'll ave. Amount
80. Q. questions asked. january 3D. 1851.
=. ~. 10 ROMAN ~
~ 'AED-IOST on MONDAY LAST,
g. krts, marked ROBBINS \ POST IN
w. SA.om Ridge st. T. the foot ~ Bropme e. Ahy
-, returning Ill" same h. " Ridge st. will re-
'Ythe above reward. %, %
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rTO IN IET-A SMALL THREE STORY
L h1u-r, 80 Hrrunc, near Nurck ~ also ,O
I..mIr"u -, I"lr Sprus 4; will let tho halt nr
Nh rui 90 10 h,u-e. Apply tpG. Di ROCHE y"
N., Grr,uc It. Iua a'loi
l. ID. r..ul. uf l,'.-- - KING 4 rent {ll Stsr,
nd I.,k runu U lIpy-tu,. rent az. Other rttIuH
md .ttiy l.a.m. t. let los. Apply ~ WILLIAM
tLEAkE, conner 81 Eu,,k and Csntlt"u. % 2'l2o
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGI
MENT.

Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELL.
~ wAR.
The pay of Soldiers In this Regiment IL
csiD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH tfiTl
A few uore rigg,rS shipcarpcnterS, hlacksmithS
rniners machusts boiler understand wheelwrights
will he received inr
COMPANIES = AND H.
None but softer and competent men need apply.
Volunteers In this Regiment will he under pay
and furnished with quarters and ritinuS At ONCE,
and their families will be- provided t,r by the ava
thorites.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS-SIOl-ROUSrY
will lie paid to each volunteer when mustered ON
OF the service.
% enlistment f'r ihrt, year, CT during the war.
HEADQt ARrERS
Clturt CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS,
dis 2t'lO- new YORK
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

INOR SAIE--A HORSE, WAGON AND har-
! ness together win piss day Keusrueaul Fluid
r Mr established now seven Years and doing q good
lAu. jas 3'iOl
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
- r.ln nils, % lndy md gentleman, can obtain
be- rgl ; nppIym, ut Ridge u. iy32'llO
MECHANICS ARDING-NOTICE-IF
vi su., wish hoard and single r"un a. sleep m,
'hrrc yuu viii not q di, uhei AFTER yuu 20 to bed
It r ~, apply 40 ~. 10 OAK -, near Pearl; terms
~ ~ g. - per week. GEORGE STONE. 1873 2tsg'
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mARRIAGEs.

SIr-S1ONE In Brooklyn, Dee. 81, 1861, ly
Rev. Thomas stephenson, Mr.. Christopher Sip, "f
20 south B,rg,u, y. J., T. Miss Sarah 4. st.u', OF
Brrklu 81
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Wantrd ImW"7UIIO7y N Inc only lOv0Iry r0FI-
iucut sutlury'i g. he raised, o'd 'rly sergeant,
, driets, mr,H'cial. rnddlcr, vngouc'. " -"i-
gc,uts and 20 tld,-'odI,d meg. Apply ~ Lieut..
CAMPBELL. 1T VI tlIuuN'-, NJ Ile vnr 90 B''cH and
Hudson ~; also to JOHN W. WHITE. ID ,rrt ~,
Brook vi. d3I .i'llN
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FRoN PoAr RoYES.-The United STATE,
steam transport Ariel, Captain Turry, suivot
on Wednesday morning from Port Roy Al, which
place she left Doc. 2sth.
| She brings no news, As nothing Of importance
ba,transpircd sinoe our last sdvices. Everything
remained quiet, and the work upon the f,,iif
cations WA rapidly e'sing.
| Copy Of Letter from f1as Omoer Dupsst
| WABASH, PotT RoThI, DC. q, 1861.
Nv DEAR SIR Mt New York fairly op
| pressed by what struck rio rs degree Of inor-
dinsts expectation on tts part Of the public in
reference to this expcditioa and even yourself
| congratulated ne in advasce. II, rhsrefoie,
have m any measure met such GRAZING.
ought to h. deeply thankful 70 Him whc gave
rs tho victory
Matters have gono on o4pesnE 50 iv ~ our
naval operations are concerned, and trust al
VIII go equally well ith our mili,srv brethren.
The occupation OF this wonderful shCss "
water, with its tributary rivers, inlsts, ou,h.s.
entrances and sounds, running IN all 'directiOus
cutting of eitcctuLly all water comn-nnic alton.
between Savannah and Charleston, Ma boon
like driving a wed,e into the TANKS Of the
rebels between these two important citieG
have spr,ad my squadron to it's utmost capa-
bilitics, and sigh for moro gunbnt.; but the
Department has been 80 Kind aud liberal to mo
that iofbrar pushing h IN its present emcr'
gctcis but which emergencies 1t is meeting
with ~ muc1 vi,nr Let me say that your
purchased ships have tutr ell out remarkably
VOL. with had more ef them. Tho tugs
sro worth their weight in gold.
Yours, HIost truly,
To Geo. d. Morgan, Esq. g. +. DoPoNr.
ALDERMAN DA,ToN was houored by ,aron-
sdc iron his constituents last evening, at his
rcsdorco in 3ith street, near 10Th avenue, As a
mark Of respect for hin efforts to withstand tho
rec, Mt city plundcring.
on the I 800 sail of vc,sei- in orr harbor On
Nsw Years day, about ono in ton, including
come foreigner, displayed more or luss bunting.
RussEIL. the American war correspondent Of
the London TiMEs, arrived in thi, city from
Washington On Tuesday night and engaged
apart mcnis At the Now York Hotel.
Coop BEaISNISo. The entiro edition of
81" last '''uc Of TuE Sun (although increased
w meet an anticipated extra demand) was OK
hHustrd carly Yesterday morping. and tho worry
largo supply OF cxtas, printed to moo public
wants during the forenoon, fouud purchasers a.
lust aS the prc.s could supply them.
TIIERE ARE tn TE free lectures on "tho nj.
coc" and philosophy of a just AMI equitable
form Of government, based upon thu Law that
atoms and mon should do unto each o,hpr a.
th"y Wo IA be- done by oy,ty Friday ever ine
,iutii x The ~ist'r, ~ tina Cooper Institute. The
lectures commence on the 10Th inst.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERS." EXTRA FAMILYFLOUR,
choice brands for retailipt; for sale IN lots 10
'ery low for cash, by n. A. 4 d. r. BIRD
1884 West st, one door hslow Chambers st.
DIS 2tac'
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AUCTION NOTICES.

f1tioneer viii -sll. this day, At ION O'Clock. 1t
sslesi, m, ~ Nassau Il, general assortment vt
household furniture fancy goods, chairs -ofns tote
a-teies, bureaus washst,uds, bedstcads, feather
heds, mattresses, 81. Il
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MILITARY NOTICES.
s1or..r Ria .-Au .a,ourped meesine

BE- held ON Friday evening, Jan. 3D., at their head
quarters cor Fulton and Carlton ayes, Brooklyn.
An who desire 10 become members are invited N be
present. BY order Of THEODORE MORGAN Capt.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ALL THE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONTINUED.
THE NEW FAIRY PLAY,
ONDINA; -, THE SrIRIr or THE WATERS
The n ost leautifil tvof en In New York. In
cluding
RANDALL's GRiAT MECIIAN1CAL SCENE,
THE BOWER or BEAUTY.
Il ru fSCnNS1t1 T,rrst, hui
TlIE ABODE OF THE FAlRIES,
WI Gu clrs. the q rgeors Spectacle IL produced
EVERY Az RNOON AND EVENING,
At & and - O'Clock, ami
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
Prom, the CuaS, Il Labrador.
THE LIVING HlrPOPOTAMUS,
Frnm the River Nile, In EryVt.
TIE GRAND AQJARtA,
With ita uyriads Of Living FISH including EIGHT
LARGE sPECKIED BROOk.rROUT, TWELVE
BTAtT lFtL TINY sHA-HDRSES, THE GKEAT
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, TiH
MONSTER SNAKES, HAPPY FAMILY, WAX
f1Gt RPS, the 700 Ed GATED WHITE RATS,
aud multitude " other Novelties, to I've sccu at
I'll hours.
Admission t. al, % cts. ; children under ten, 10
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Personal NOTICES.


FIVE CENTS REWARD-TO ANY PER
-.n WHO VIII l.," n'.fult..u that will Iced ta
ulH,ii. 90 'ttho iUfr. 1rl Itrsrr, Who Lad the
bon pH'''rc g. 'uH = 81 FOO vera. Of the daily u,,s
Irr-, glv'' 49, 'iruds uui the prldir ~ l..sc,
% Iu'u'iun =. "f'l go rn ,u NyW Year. ,l,, I
ilt" This OPP unuiy o. iufilu the rufHtu. tl.t nv
ni- viii lv uy- .ll 900 nue. tluut the lI,itttt..
~ 70 lruth'r llil lrs and t.rprI b. ho lnd SWEET
money 'e spent uu tie advertisements u..I
. 'i Die -rog and riu'ry bills Boo tlr uclyhh lrIug
~ res .ur'nivut tn Dis residence he would have
conferred o. ifyu au the million .pnurlll Afrr
NNSnut'e D. b" 'Irs"4 u.t uniu, hc will be- 4 at
MN IN nrcy,'m.c with the Law. wM TErI-
ktIIlI' l'' E'-t "2d =. l.~
r EFT HER HOME ON FRIDAY LAST
~ lttIr girl ly the name of MARY ANN GIEE-
500, aged - years; wore brown hpud amt 30 Ped,
blue rHck. Any information will ls' thankfully 70.
r'iNed hy her tereaycd mother, NJ. lh5 West iIth
II, near Sth ave. d3l g'i2l
DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOI NTY
money nnd Tril" money md 20 other thins iY.
soldiers th'ir widows and heirs, collected pr lmptl,
hy GEO. WOODMAN, ~ Pine Il. i,3 gil.'lO2
PENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
wounded or disabled during the present war
aud AIS Tor the widows Of thu4o killed ~ who NAV
III" in service. Claims Tor pay, lpunty, SC. prompt
y attended a.. CALVIN W. SMITH cor. Cl.tni-
hrr- ana Chatham Hts. do 2ttc'lui
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s6th Re,gt, n. Y. $ V. This regiment one II the
finest In the service II now stationed At Camp
Brightwood, Of the defrnces oi the Capital near
washington, ~. e.. A number OF able hOlo'i men
are wanted ~ bring the regiment up 10 the maximum
standard. This regiment has been brought 10 a
rrent state uf Efficiency through its able commander,
col CHARLES INNES. who servel with great
distinction in the Mexican war. Pay, clothing tud
transportation furnished ON being mustered into the
ssrvice In addition 10 the bounty allowed by Gov
eminent, one dollar will he paid for each recruit on
signing the muster roll. For further Information,
apply TO Lieut. JAS. GRANT, Recruiting officer,
Qhf Canal NJ. New York $50 Q.
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COAL.

81 1DCOAL-.IAM now SELLING THE
'" r. 'tObrst pual'. ul White Ash NJ ~ ~, Red
Ash, ~ - per ton of zOoO lies, English Canned cook
81 per rhullruu. Delivered Iu amy part 90, the
.t., Srre' need and lrr" from amy inIuritc, W r.
TKEADNELL, 3iJ ,Ncry, near 3rd st. Ioa G'lg5
81. 40 ON nl Mn M I.t B 81! R guilty
l'l tom "i 100" li'-, English Canned ,uu Sll per
'iHltr"n. nr"'T"i IN any part Of tuc rit.
screened ud tr," from dirt or slate. -FD {.
CLARKE, Wet I'm u, near Hrnulwpy na d'lzG
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
This t'IIe IL derived Ny nPari-,n u thu Pir-s
B-ud sales each dag -

HlOth fbNN " HiiONo.
This taLIe IL derived Ny ripari-,n u thu Pir-s
B.ud sales each day -
ADVANCED. ppJLIrgp.
No. s- -. per %
NY Cen. r.. y
ET ere r T f................qS :.
ltnd. Rv. RI =.
s t'''s si L..
Harlem P.... y ..
Mich. Cen. r.. =.
Gal 4 Chi. R.i% e.
Ct q Tod. II. ..
Cli. ar RiI ..
The st't market VS. heavy aud = little loy.r
ty, ot'ril'inlic iu part a, r,lmors " PcSersi r,
v',.' II r'iuh and exaggerated reports of the m
u'-- IT Gr"crl Mcclellan. The nl-uatur,d cs.-
u' is"t the London press ou uic s,oue block ads
-' iu,t,l-d the feeling 1T uueasncss sales "a.
o,h ~'r" freely made II q decline of lag per cenS.
- tl' speculative shares state stocks were steady,
'W'v'ing Mits.uris. whi! 'rll ~ = per cont ..
e. ."ramcnts lut little v,s d,r,c
lh"rs 3. no Improvements iu money matte . E1-
change ia London is ,rp firm, but there .s O. zee
l'u" iuinE for Saturdays steamer. bankers are
skiing various rites, from il2ali3
Fhr " affection among the banks remains ~ %
r"-'lny a." specie pNiug banks pro, cd In thsir
nu.inr-a as usual, nutN outstanding the high pre-
m,rm iur gold Ia the open market. A. they stand
matters uriu considerable conf,iou At the Clearing
Iup, n".t OF the T., u-lut hank. ,fu-iEg to naIs
th,ir rc'ius.
o." Uashi'r Of the SUI Treasury h paying the 10
t,r..i and principal Of the pulHr icls In sald
Il' be- lirp" crowd bt III" uihco, but Tie pcopls
generally -,'tn 4" adapt u.mHol,ps T. the new or
drt 81 thing. and 10 PAYMENT, and di-hur~ements,
Will to- sl.Nr reception, conducted very
.n''hl} loo United stoic- Demand NotcS
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ne s,h Ward Yelurte,r Rrlief Cs-,,.I,
Arm, ., the Po,omae-Kcy,. Division,

Tee win meet at III Amity st. for the -trbution Of
tickets and after Saturday the 4th lust from 10
"A m to5p M las 800
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COTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
W, holders ui the Empire Oh Co. viii bc held 1t
Ae, .e,fA,e u the Company, 126 Maiden l. ue. y Y
ue' 'dcSiE, January tan, l>62 at II o',lu,k l. Vi
-hC purpose of diminishing the cuItd Sta, T.
Il a s,sn Of one hundred thousand iuntrs Mn
Il X, December Stth, l~Gl j. &. BVRDICK VIM
peara WEST, d. BtLKLEf, &. IL. VALENTINE,
ORA -tees, drs1 3F'lOl
STICE-FOl NTAIN & DISBROW HAVE
A.. this day dissolved partnership Iy mutual con-
= ALBERT FOl AlAIN, JOHS DIsBROw.
2, 1862. % 3'lll
,-ANOFORTE AND MELODEONS To
= ,.Ne,-at 81, ~ 70 ~, ~ "a, - and - month,
- sac, 1t $50, t60, 80, 500, $50 each, aud
Ros for 500. Music taught and pianos tn
''-lIu by Prof. Ut MSDAY 400 Grand II. d31 S'll3
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LETTER LIST.

T list or LETTERS ElMAiNiitU N TIE
IL Harlem P,--, Oih,,s january ~, iode PEI
calling will lIct~c a.k ior 'tivrttiad lr,crH"
ns they sre nd lookei over uulc~. specially c'ncd
tti
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TuFRE ARE tn nE free lectures on "tho nj
coc" snd philosophy of a just AMI equitable
form Of government, based upon thu law that
atoms .rd mon should do unto each Other a.
t'"y W., III be done by, owty Friday ever ing
dutii x iho ~iat'r, at tina Cooper II s;itute. Tho
lectures commence on the 10Th inst.
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Two Shilling Advertisements,

ss- Two line advertisements inserted under tls
tc,a fot q quarter OF dollar.
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SAVINGS BANKs.

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTlTlTlON.
vi NJ. Third avenue opposite the Cooper lu-
.t.tltp, dee. g-th, sill.
IETfRFST or DEPOSITS ~ the rtt" ~ SIX
PR CENT, per uuuurn, uu SUMS ut 5000 and uu-
Ter, and 1t FIVE rEKCEN / .ou sums ui over f5lO
~ TOO he pHytbI, uH uHl after the goth OF Jan.
Dividends mot drawn will bear interest from lst
Of Jguuaty, same ipIn,it.
BANK OPFN DAILY. tom . 70. uI. - 2 o. ~,
and ou MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATI RDAY,
FROM g. J.. On.
THOMAs n. sTILLMAN, President.
I5AAC I. SMITH, Secy, d39 IMW6i'Isa
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r,ou the extracts fssu Mr.. Stewards let
y. 70 the British ser-rcb'ished else
ssefe-is vii be seen tia. tbs Government
has piacably saecambsd to the insulting ar
rogase., and b.us.ering menace Of Great
Bri.sin, and cheerfuIly liberated" those
,shel em:ssaries, Mason and Slidell. This
coarse may be 10 keeping With tbs " cher
i.hsd principles that have Developed this
Rsrutlic-msy be in conformity with the
.sI.. OF Nations "a additionally interpreted
hv oor Government and all that, but il
/, fsl, blow on ,hes.n.ibilisies Of the peo-
ME Of the Nation. The humiliation IS COM
pss.e-there 10 no point that needs resouch-
Ing, ia order TO convince any American that
.hs American eagles towering eight has
been braash. to an insloriaus clSSs, BY the
chs..ls grinnirg ard terrible roaring Of the
British Lion. The .pscious and pleasing
argumeDt OF Sir. Seward, that this case has
been adia..ed upon " principles confessediy
American, - 10 scarcely 10 equivalent for the
modification felt at the release OF Mascn
and sSiilell, at the behess Of the British
Government. But. the deed has been done,
and We must make the best OF cur new po-
sition. Grin and bear Is" until peace IS
restored at bome--th then We can walk erect,
and command courtesy and respect abroad.
Once We had rights sha. England felt bound
to rsspres-speed the return Of those days,
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1onldsSe sosften frustrated, til or ar
nies slould so.etims suffer deeomsture
ssd evesslasehter, Al that the ssroneArm
q the Cosanneut should appear a1nost
para'yred! These things win not always
be. Patriots and Traitors are fast finding
their places, and ere long, whether or no.
the cohorts Of Freedom shall be compelled
to meek foreign Is veil - domestic Zoe,
the Government administered BY WASHING.
rox will be re- established, and Liberty be-
came not merely psfsiai, bat universai.-
Des Moin<s Register.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTAwAT.
TAMlECOUNfH. IOWA
The county Of Pottawattamle pTF1
VS.. Feb term ,aee
z. johnson,
W. D. Johnson, fOripip.t Notica

I>hE SAID DEPENDENTS AND EACH OF THEM
are hereby notified that there is now on ule m ,,e
county, Iowa Petition Of the Comfy 81
te ABOVE named fiainiiG claiming OF then, the fore
closure OF Deed Of Trust. executed BY the said
.onhsoh % 'hc I'D day Of June. 1857, to w. c. Jane
oouny Judge In trust for the County VI Pottz
80 me Payment 10 said county by the nd n June
, VI ,ne SUN OF four hundred and ffty dollars with
20 Iro cate at ten per cent. per aBnunl upon L.
~ IN we original town plat Of the city u Council Bluffs
IOWA ana The said q. James farther notifed mai
answer the cunta ned in said peiiinn o.
As .ns relates to the right Of the county Of
ME TO maintain this action 800
au ne said defendents and each Of them are further
that unless they appear to said petit and de-
Ie before boon OF the second day the merit term az
a Court to be begun and holden IN said cpun
d.a. VIII oe catered against them and judgment rem
L.W. ROSS FRANK STREET
w. as, re-, AH'ys for Plaintiff
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A NEW .AGAZINE.
ANNouNcEMENr.


THERE are periods in the worlds history marked M
i extraordinary and violent crises, sudden the
breaking forth Of avolcano the bursting of storm
tho These crises sweep away In a n,ornen,
tho landmarks Of generations They call out fresh tai
ent and give to the old new direction II Is then thst
new ideas are born, new theories developed. Such
periods demand fresh exponents, andncw men for
Founders. a. $50
This continent has lately been conv uls ed BY an up-
beay sudden and terrible that tie relations all
and all classes TO each other violently dist urbed
I'd people look about for tho elements with which TO
sway the and direct the whriwnd Just vt pres
ent do know what all this is bring forth hut
we DO know that great results must flow from such
extraordinary commoions.
AT a juneture solemn and SO important. there 10
especial need that the intellectual force the country
should DO active and eaIeent II IL time for great
minds TO speak their thoughts boldly and TO TAX posi-
ton the advance guard To this there spec
iai want unsuppied II Is that Of independent mag
azipc which shall be opened 10 the FIRST intepcis d
the land and which shall treat the Issues presented
and 10 b. presented to the country In tone way
tempered by partnership or influenced by fear favor
the hope OF reward; which shall seize and grappIs
with the momentons subjects that the present state Of
airs heavcs 10 the surface and which cannot laid
aside neglected E 20
To meet this want, the undersigned announce that
early in December next and ,hy thereafter will DO
published. under the editorial charge Of CHARLES
GODFREY. LELAND, Esq, . new magazine. en-
titled
me CONTINENTAL MONTHLY
10 bc devo,e,, to literature and national policy.
w "a.
command measures hesr srted TO preserve she ous<
ness and integrity Of the Untc.. s' y Tht Ivy
yield TO the idea Of any disruption. Of MS nvuv
lie peaceably OF Otherwise. and It viii disc.',
with honesty and impartality, what must be done -
save 10. ~ ~ * 4H ~ a.
In literature will contain articles In both prose snd
verso OF the mot varied character mud Of tho bghsss
merit by the best writers and abest thinkers Of this
country.
twill DO liberal and progressive. without Yielding
to chmoras and hopes beyond the the age and
1T Will endeav0r N rerct the feclags and interests
the American people and ~ illustrate both their scra.
Gus and humorous necuIiarities In short, no pains
win be spared 10 make it the representative n'sgss'ne
Of the time.
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. Wit, b. printed on
fine paper and In the tes style u Typography anu
nnmser will contain one hundred sndtwslss ross'
octave pages.
TERMS :-Tbrce dollars pcr year. in advance, lpos.
tage paid by the publishers copIos fr hve
three copies for six dollars. (postsee unpaid
GEO. r. PUTNAM,
No e32 Broadway New York.
- J. II GILMORE
No ITO fremont street Boston,
Publishers for tho ProprietoFs
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STILL IN COMMAND or THE
Ar NV q MeNHOCR0.

And r. Gscsman 4 Co, two doors East OF the Pacific
House. Council Bluffs Iowa in corDmsnd Vi large
and we'll selected stock VI Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils Daguerrean and AmbrotypinE Apparatus snd As-
terjals. Pure Wines and Liquors, Tobocco snd Cyse
every thing in the stationary line Lamps VI ~ nnos
together with an endless vsriety Of Pcrisey' Fancy
Goods, &c.
without any Boosting, ~ are hsppy to inform cur
friends that sre still prepared 10 Hnstetgsods IN our
line In snciens command the attention 81 suca
a. nsy favor with ~ call spi At the same lime allow
them al 10 be faksn withcut killing man. which 10
all we have these times except that we 81.
batteries 10 be storinad ouiy hy yellow Boy
regiments Our latch string u out aud We especi.
ally request cash and short time buyers " pun IT,
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We learn that Msiar General CrRrrs ar
rired al Rslla. ore week ago yesterday, for
the rcrpose Of assuming the command Of
ne forcs. al that point, sapercediag Gen.
ersl ssse,. General crar,s vas welcomed,
upaa his arrival, By the loss Fodrth, and
escorted from The depot to the residence Of
Gel. ropEy.
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CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS PRESENT
" TIE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTA.
WaTTAMiE COUNTY, IOWA.

n
Wa TAME COUNTY, IOWA.
wheeler, xe,s. 4 60, Plaintiff, 1rc, Term 1862
"a -. (Original Notice.
John II. Carver, Defen. 1nf.
To John n. Cai -er, Defendant,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IL AT "haE 10
file in the office the Clerk OF he a. >Hie.
Court OF Pottawattauiie County, Iowa, a peti,h o.
wheeler, Meiick Il Co.. the abpve named plaintiffs
Claiming OF You the Of One Hundred and Nineteen
and 7S-0o Dollars, as money due them you UP II
verbal agreement with them made aud entered into in
the month OF February 1850 TO pay the Hannibal and
ST Joseph Railroad Compa The sum oi Two Hundred
ana Fury Dollars freights due said COMPANY aud here.
bV discharge certain mre>hng Machines held by said
Company Tor the payment OF said freights; and that
unless you appear thereto and defend on or before
noon OF the Second Day of the next term OF said
Court. to be begun and holden the LIST Monday In
February 1851 default will be eni cred AGAINST YOU
ana Judgment rendered thereon. Aud you arc furhe
noihed That said petition asks for the issue Of Writ
OF Attachment in said for the that you are
non eseht OF tue State OF Iowa. and have property
in this State liable TO attachment.
DOUGLASS 4 ROSS,
Dec. 10. 1851. PIFs Afrys
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". ". MAYNARD, P. N.
TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
RESOLVED Nv the Common Council Of the City Of
Council Bluffs, that the City Marshal be and Is hereby
instructed advertise for SALE required by law, all
property upon which the Tax for 1851 remains unpaid
on the 18th day OF January, 1862.
APPROVED Jan 3, 1869
BENZ. WINCHESTER, Mayor, pro tenn.
". G CRAWFORD. City Recorder 225-2t
(Bugle copy