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REBEL REPORTS OF THE BATTLE.

special d. i'lh 90 Tho y. Tllbuue.
NEpu' Saturday Jolly ;, 1862.
Richmond dispatches 10 July and stll claim
that the Rebels captured eight Generals, 1900
prisoners, AL McClellans siege guns, and supplies
enough for the Retol army for three months They
represent the battle of July the most fearful aud
desperate Of the entire war.
The latest dispatch states that there were conflict
ing reports about the battles, and it impossible
to get official inlormation The precise situation OF
the Yankee army is not known.
Prisoners were arriving in Richmond all day on
the ID. IL ia claimed that Hooker and Sumner svere
wounded, and that Sumner was captured. Tie
latest reports were less exultant, A. d. X.
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Concentration Of French War Vessels
in American Waters.
Important Debate in the Corps Legislatif.
sr. Jouy's, y. F.. Saturday, July 8, Iet2.

bT. JOHN $, ~. +, sttu7day, I0tz
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool June 25
via Queenstown Goth, wss boarded tonight at 9
o'clock off Cape Race, and the steamship IiberniaD,
from Liverpool Juno &c, via Queenstown 9th, ALTO
passed Cape Race at o'clock this morning.
The ship Sailors Home, formerly the IndeIesd-
ence, had reached Liverpool from Havana, with
nearly 300 bales of cotton.
Tho steamship Bohemian, from Quebec, arrved st
Liverpool on the morning of the 18th.
Tho steamship City of New.York, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the afternoon Of the
2jth, and reported only of her boilers working.
The steamship Hansq, which was to have left
Southampton on the 18th, compelled to put back
to Bremen, owing to an accident to her ma:hiheJy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

LrrRpooL, June 27.-Iae Persia's news Il lasi
received.
There hnye been important debates in the French
Corps Lcgislatif on the Mexican expedition. jules
Eayre censured the expedition, and recommended
the Government TO treat with Mexico, and with
draw the Preach troops. NJ. Billault defended the
Governments course. and repud,ted the idea OF en-
tering upon negotiations where French homo; Is en-
gagged ana ineults must he avenged, and the Mex
cans left TO choose their own Government.
The London Her0i maintains that il il .ime for
France and England to take decided action N Amer
itnn Minus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
ITALY.

NJ. Ratazn had given notice Of bis intention Of
making the integral appropriation Of The clauses IN
the budget BY the Chamber Of Deputies question
OF confidence ia the Ministry.
In response TO a question relative 70 the Teeen,
enrolment, NJ. Ratalzi said the Government were
endeayoring TO discover the persons VINO althor-
lied Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

tions that had been made 20 receive the enemy,
,honld another attack be made, had given to al
minds a large measure of confidence. That eonil'
donce had been increased, and rendered almost per-
fec, by arrivals Of Transports mp the river, and the
knowledge that others were on the way. De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
III RKEY.

TIE special Commissioners dispatched by The Porte
to inquire into the recent disturbances az belgrade
bad arrived tonight. The Prince OF Serva demaEdt
tie evacuation of all the fortresses.
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,ssoLs ior money closed at Ga @sIr

FIRST CASE OF DEATH FROM SUN-STRoRr.-fes-
terday afternoon Louisa Shearer girl ~ years OF
age, residing at No. ii9 Fifth street, died ifo9 ITO
effects Of sun stroke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
Visit 30 our Camp-sick and Wounded Orr
Soldiers in Good sFoar,-Appcarance OF
the Camp-Thc Janics River Fleet
Visit from McCIellan-The Baltic OF
Tuesday--Gur Gunboats Participate.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
HAERIoSs LANDING, Va, "wednesday noon, July2
Five minutes after the General left succeeded in
getting u small boat TO take ashore, the rain COM
ing down in torrents at the time. As we approached
the wharf noticed the land 10 the left q dead
level and was white with the covers Of our baggage
trains, which were here drawn up in an immense
solid body which we had taken to be tents as seen
from the steamers deck. TO the right the land rose
gently from the river until il reached elevation Of
uerhars thirty feet. Up along this elevated plain
and all along the banks OF the river our sick aud
wounded men stood shiyerng in the rain, without
tents or knapsacks, or arms. Here ana there SIN
gle Sibley tent was visible, as also a sprlnk-
Ing Of white-rooied baggage-wagOns. The scene
presented as / landed Ceiles all description
Under some trees which lay around III CLUSTERS our
men were cToucbed. They looked as If they were
more dead than alive; they were covered TO the
crown Of their heads win mud, their faces and
clothes were literally coated, while their shoes and
boots had several pounds OF the nasty yellow stuff
stuck into and all round them. Whole regiments
were immersed 20 their knees, many up 10 their
waists Ia the yellow river, with branches OF trees
and pieces Of sticks washing and scrapIng of tic
dit. Cavalry men were out 80 far, trying 70
get "elean wash" that the water reached
their PADDLES, While they vigorously scIapel them
selves and their weary steeds, many OF the men
had not had dry biscuit for "A hours. l met
40 officer who was wounded in the eye, his
face covered with blood and mud. lie was
vainly Offering 50 for something TO eat. moved
up the bill through awful pools OF mud, SINKING
down to the knees at every step. l passed house,
which had the appearance Of having been deserted
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


LIVERPOOL, juno 26-COTTON-Saes of last
three dave 20 Oj bales including a. eco spectators sud
portc Inc market has been excited and pnces Id
higher -
STATE ov TRApr-Prices still sdv,nc'ng oT Goods aud
Yarn, NJ Manchester, but tie sales are small
BRKNDsrg Fps-Ncssls. kthaEdou Spence Il Co, Nlle-
Grd Nash Co. aud others report Flour quiet but steady
9qalC g. Red southern, 10 00ll2, White western II
al l0, White SouLegn, ~ az o. CoFa LeaSy u 5IoT
Mixed I'D Yellow.
PKoyIsoSs-Beef dull end tending downward Pork yesy
dun ard dropping Bacon duh and declining Lard inactive
Al 10 a. q q. 1alow steady II 81 q ~. 5000. .
PHopr,g-Ashes quiet At Tor Pots, and 90 10Y fess
sugar Zen ling downward. Coffee steady and unchanged kce
active R1sn still advancing end quoted 10 uGlO Io4 COM
mon Spirits rurpentine buoy ant at y $500 81.
LoNpoN June 2o-Whest advanced u az. car hfi9'f
ad 3D. a. higher sugar tending downwaI d conc. ttendS
lee ir, Rice steady. Talow at AZ. Spirits Iafpen'
tine adyai Fl, aud quoted IS b G.9. ,,.t
AHEhiC,N sKCCKlrIEs have declining tenc.n,y 'slo"
Coutr, shares, 46G&5 discount; Eries, 1GJI
CoS,oLs tor money closed at 9lg ~9ls
LATEST.
IvrrpooL, June T.-CorroN-fhe blosers
-,- tepos the sales Of TIE week AZ $4,000 bass luced
I Ed boo TO spccuaors and 81 t0 to exporters. The market
Ia, been excited ami prices Id I'd higher ine saes
toav dayl are estimated at $1,000 oales' including ou
n, ,re,a.ors and oxpoit-rs, tie market closing wil tJ
sdy,nc Iug tendency The authorized quotations are: so
,r Grleaus ...........l6 a. Mddns Orleans
Fir ID Nl.iilS Motu'ss 50
ala ..........l5 d. AidIms Upands .Itiu
The stock port Is estimated Al IiUsO 0wea 'i shi@N
= 600 are American - .t .h
EEHApsrU4FE unchanged, ana STEADY, eActP Neih "'N'
IL dull aud heavy et 70 cd. Tor niAcd
Provisions dull ...,o,,
LONDON Jrne 2B-C OSsOis Tor money close a. 5i,"Slt
The the Benz OF ing aud has Increased Ao9'VV
Illinois shares. a. discount. Edes, JOi
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE KANGAROO AND HlBERNlAN OFF lAPE FACE.
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d BoAKp THE Man Boar JoHS A. WARNER
orr HARRIsOy's L.NDlSG,
Wednesday Morning, July 3 1862.
The cannonadiDg which we heard last night ceased
little after 10 o'clock p m. stretched myself on
seat and slept soundy till q o'clock this morning.
When went Oh deck | found it had been raining
hea, lily all night, and now it looked as if it would
rain all day. 1t was heavy, dark, and dull all
About O'Clock we took up our anchor and moved
slowly up the river. In half an hour again cast
anchor, having made only two or three miles. From
the deck of our vessel we could see through the
mirky weather long wharf. extending consider
able distance into the rlver. We fet satisfied that
this was City Point, until our pilot told us no.
were seven miles below that place, and that where
We were now al was known as Harns0n's Landing.
After an hour email boat came alongtide and or
dered ne up TO LAY night oil the wharf" When
we finally anchored of the wharf, we could
ashore what we took 20 be All eXtensIyc encamp-
Inent. / q few minutes Il tug came alongside, and,
to our great surpIirc Gen. Mcclellan, Col ingall.
and Capt. Sawtell came on board. Gen. Mcclellan
met Gen. Patterson as he stepped OH board. lie
(MCC laid bis hand on his shoulder, and took lIn
in "a hurried manner, into the ait cabin or ladies
saloon. AZ he went in, lie beat the air with bis
night hand clenched, from which all present inferred
that there was bad news. In minute he returned
TO Col lDgalls, who was busy getting the head
quarters mail From Col. Ingalls, we learned with
establishment, that the whole Of the army Of the
Potomac lay stretched along the hanks Of the river
where We lay, having fought their way all through
from Fair Oaks, distance Of at least 80 miles In
reply to a remark Of Gen. Patterson's Gen. McCle-
Ian said: owe fought battle every day for ,he l4st
week, and whipped them every time, though they
had three TO one" Gen. Patterson asked Col In
gals for rome information to Tie location OF cer-
tain divisions and their generals to which he re-.
phed: " You will find them scattered every where.
but they are, nevertheless in solid, compact
body" And, III reply to another remark, lie sand:
"What we want is fresh men-ihey are worked to
death Gen. Mcclellan left, in the tug, alter about
two minutes delay.
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Arrival mt EEnrrison's-Visit of Gen. Nc
CioIlan-lzis Account Of our late move
ment-A Battle and Victory Every
Day.

C0rTespoudence n Tie \. 7. Tribune.
o. BOARD THE MAIL Boar JONI A. WARNER,
or HARKIsOS's LANDING.
N-elue.Aar I.-r
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The Position Of Gen. Mcclellan Discussed.
THE FRENCH RE.ENFORCtMspTS fop MtYco.

DIFFERENTIATION TO MARCH on THE CAPITAL.
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a
body. liali J.. Ashton. hand aud ouie''' W j. Alec.
. .,. -. stl..or .iie Jrl E'teon head A. 10 Down.
ra. n4ni r.. II. LIp'ncou shoulder li~afa Barber,
Ok at hoad' Ch-s ian's .es Joha g. sn'9 "n'ii %"
s.afu. HflI sud .!1llieE
Cosrl,i B-L.,lt. "m. y. Evans. neck. Pat Burns.
f... Philip hama aru Haa 'lri l't't s" 'hola". .li
l.s J..n hli. collar lolni t+"ad ipssei, Niii "a
Locke tr-.t; james Dillon, th.Hd'si 'hat b"ssfiou,
l-fi lr.nt to"el, hand John Le"a..,n, Afmt Jonn NJ
and As.l, John Adams haad' ihoa-s Dunbar, Ap, i"-
csras ' 'b-cspt Epl,t,. i'ci; se,, vat,r. thigh.
luqaes. nee Wiu Ii.jl.nr fscs; j. A King am; " r
a lncr tnec; =. D. bunger' hnd-rw Snyder ace
1ht IT,. h. sLoier' iai. loot isss,ity leg snd bscA
so~r,s, I-scrsL W. H. Porter. srslp. g. Du,sa band.
.''- DO bH.noh-~. shoulder i'hn Leilef shogce- j. -
ecOo"sn aAo-lssi Daniel JerAins, lore ain.i William \
C3sr,NY H-seg,. Scott thigh. Charlie. Bennett, breast
AAoa.r i-Ys' thighs Charles DO vni auni Wilau Glenn
s S ese NJ '.S hon. ', ' F.,i ss,S J. Mdeo9
I.ouison, foot, aaul Middleton. thi.h
am i 49, ,i. van, ign sia iooti Corp Aoeu
tA.a company Bat could not I. an tho names. So
cosrASr A-'iatLew Alien, Frederick Wilson. Cha. 8
JAG .on Anaiew T. CI.is
Cori4Sr C-Thoo. Dare, wm Bepl,m, Tho, 9. reln,e,
Co'sSNi D n-fe4 Gallagher hdwsrd Knott, john Hay
C6afAsY Old. scrqt Tuni. Cant. H.pr, ,,,,,,sn
William PURGE, Rillefd NJ. Jackson Aiesender hi a
james H. hruen "a"I Hunter, Archibald Nin.ns William
C0trAsY H-SeIgt uevirey Charles Dennis, John Lee.
son, 1honas bieyor Waite. Mvd,ofd. GAVIN Nelson John
Robot
Col William r. lee 2oh Massachusetts,, va, injured bv a
battery horse .al.n. upon him.
hILLrD AAD WOUNDED ~ BATTErY -, FIRST REGl-
MENr rE.SsYLyAsIA ARTILLERY, o. MONDAY.
BILLED.
Second Lieut. II. 7 DaoTth Second Lieut. Cadysalla.
Der, Sergeant }. Miller Private Franklin johnson.
WOUNDED.
I. W. Tate eide and head she'll Edw. srnoot stomach
John Meauor. hip; Nm. Wallace, ankle, David b. Angus.
Ihona. Kennedy. lrm; David Burback. eg Pearson
Wilson. legs VIM. Al. IL. Davis, Corporal }. HsIIm
thigh Chas. CLronsieF, JIG; Sergeant }. r. Nesb head
signify; b.iie several Others more or less injured
tranes ONeI, Go. a, Artillery, Us Regulars neck on
Friday.
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District Court q Yottavsttsmse counsy Iewa.
osorSe = Haynes, Augusta u. Hsynss, Chsrles 4.
Haynes. Alice 3. Haynes, kna L. Haynes Clsra D.
Haypss, b. 0eS. Haynes, her next friend pfaintj61s
Alexander u. Marie George Harris. ejaIa Uesvtes
Dssendants-Noiice In pssffios .-Jsnsay tssD ieeo.
r. tie sbsvs nsasI lefealssss:
tie acs VI the Click sf the District cSsrt os Potta-
wattanie County petition Of the assvs nsesd peaaa-
tinS. Goorge 4. Haynes, ADkusts y Haynes Chosteo
4. Aaynos, Alice Haynes. BOe A. uayees, and Cara
=. Haynes. By Ges. oayseA. hes next friend elain.
Ing OF POS paitioo o. TIE following reo otaso ssus
stod in he city Il Cousc DIs1s eosny u Hottswsi
fsmie ana state os ws SfS: Lots nine 90 Ten (le1
Iiss iss aiiiss 70 Cosnci Diuds3 lot Avs ~ il bloek
ssss ~ sn1 sixty test % Of tAo north s1s d ~
eieht iSl 10 Jacksoas addition - said Council Dus
lots slsven ny aftssn, 5 thirty feet u Of south
side Of hundred and seveoseeA. (lI5) hundred
and twenty-Aour one hundred snd twenty l3eS
Ooe hs1ed and thirty, (loo) has6red ard thirty
-. 3t) one hanired an Ninety tvos (1S3) two hua.
1rsd and two. CA two hundred sad tweay one. 39il
- two hundred snA twsaty.taree ( II ths ORIGINAL
town pst u said Counci iIu6s lots three % sosr.
~ and six (6) In block one. ~ the north onsehird q
lot one ~ and lot eight. % IN blsck three % IN esute
mans additioa 70 ssid C0uneil Dluas. And 700 40
fufthsr uelod tAst said pssison efatms Of go tie
petoa of sAiA real estste into three eqna pars ~
possesssa IN ssvesslty d q said equsl DAsts.
Ard ysu furthss nosiasd that uaisss PES aDpsss
tAsrsss and dsssod before Of the = day Of ~
msncsd IN aad County on the last Monday in January,
l. D.. l0eS, to.wi, The 9osA day oe Salussy, 1885,
default will be entered against yoa and Judgement
Assed tAssssn, u sopepdanes With TIE prayer Of can
aouMGA L1Vl8 ~. nO0o,
Attosny Tor Piainli0
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Mo- Ymk. De-. Is.

New York, Dss. -.
The Scotia, from Liverpool Tie 6tA I'D
Qussnstows 7sA, arrived at ~ early hear
this norning. Newspaper advance noeh-
isg new q The American question. TIE
Paris Mouisssr i : q oasi oifoial fern. q.
ludes to the presence Of French sqosdron
q New Orlssss, which isrsprssentsd to have
slassd the diss1sessd portion Of The popsla-
ton. The Loodoa Globe thinks the situa-
ton Of the Fedsrsls pronises striking re-
suits soon. The Times shinks the Demo
cratic successes havs rendsrsd The Govern
meot desperate Instead Of daaasisg, and IL
looks upou the last adviess - the worst yet,
q iDdisssise that the propsgasiDg Of SER
vile labor 10 about 70 ooumsncs. Gladstone,
il published letter denies that be hes q.
pressed any sympathy with the south srn
cause, considering il oct Of his province to
praise or blame on suoh . sonplicssed ques.
sios. He claims to be much better friend
to the North than those Who encourage
then IN prosecuting their hopeless and de.
ssrucsive enterprise. IntersssiDg and very
encouraging st.tsmssts have been Submitted
70 the Atlsntio Telegraph Company, b.
Csps. Hassings, 10 regard to soundings.
The French Governmeut Offers oootraeta
for the supply Of their army IN Mexico fos
two years. A prolonged occupation il 10.
ferred. Cotton famine and diatress in France
10 increasing in severity. Tho great qaes-
ton u unchanged. Consols 92t.
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Ine totioWihS CnApSes org noSsy usoe ~ W. ses.s
Of Recruiting Oncers for the Old keetments IN this
STATE In accHdsnce with General ORDERS
ned nnbsr VI men - thslr quotas " MI ~ Ne SeS
msnts from this STATE
Rscruitiue where No. men
tla,cer, Stati. ned. District Required.
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eosaosso"''' Ao'"s' ~s'''''"s
Ssps' ~ w. WV. .,c.,a n.-,.o. osa
s'v0%as I IsS.s. ~. r.. '''''1 q
'9ssS ~S''''''' ~
ILL., y. D. "e"' ~. ~ n.,..a,. u.,.. r. 80
a. or,s. e. ia
oVv,s,.. a. ~, - ~'''
Capt. a. wilkins - anI'' -, n. n.
.s q. ~, w
Ii ". u. Aes'o. >. .nI.. eeo
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Usp'' n " ";, o' 'r c.a.r r. ,s7
I,pton....'.'''oeosr o'''''''''''as'
A'' T. "s''' w S,S",. r....o, r.. "A
:. sn.sGn O' Re
80 ''AS'''''
Ii. . D As"A'"' H., ...c .ss
~ 1s s,S ~, '''s'"''
Capt 4. .. fsrkeh, Aa cav a.e
~. . = x., az ~, ''''"'
esp'' ~ >'''ey .u ."''' c,....,o> ar
~. !.""''''''''o'ss's"S'''
LII - - "o''' ASs ns III. rs....c, ,,se
n,s ~, 800 'D~'"Sss
Ii. l. o. ou"n@",, 2. W. c.,.-c.. 90
.,. A. os|''s ''''S''s"s'sS ''''''''S''
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LEWIS ". ROSS, s
FRANK STREET,
PLAINTIFF AtforHsys.

10 from the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Pottawatamie county Iowa shall proceed 10 sell on
Monday the It's day Of December D. 1851 between
the hours " 10 O'Clock A. H. and O'clock r n ~ said
day. In front VI tho County Trexsrers Once, In tho
city OF Council Bluffs. the following described Real
Estate Of Frank Street. tO-wit:
Commencing NJ the Southeast corner Of Lot 8 n
Block No. :. In Hxggs Addition toCouncil Bluffs,
ming thence south b4Xdeg east Nicholas Street $50
feet thence north s. east 126 fee thence north
54Hdsg. $50 feet to said Lh g. formerly belonging
to Alexander Gilbert; thence south IS deg west
line Of said Lot l2S feet TO the place VI beginning
Taken the property OF Frank Street., 70 satisfy
an execution In favor0f Edmund Jeheries. reas
Sale to commence at O'Clock P. n Of said day.
@. vOORHIS Sheriff.
Council BlufIs Icwa Nov T. 1859
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District Court Of Pottawsttamis county, Iowa.
The County Of Potawsttsme the Of the Schosl
Fund Of the state Of lows Plaintiff, -
versus 80 ~.
Daniel 8. Jackson Phebe jackson, Hiram Dcstwick, 3.
II. Smith, Leroy futile, Defendants.
January term, 1052.-Orignal Notice: In Equity.
To the ab0ve NAMED detsndsSts:
You hereby nctihed that there 10 now on Ale In
the once Of the clerk Of the District Court Of Pota-
watamie county Iowa petition Of the county Of Pot
tawsttae claiming Of the said Daniel s. Jackson aud
Hiram Boetwick for the OF the school fund Of the
State Of Iowa. the Of hundred and fifty dollars.
due prohlissory note made BY said Daniel ..
Jackson and Hiram Bustwick with one Ellsworth. now
deceased and claiming u all II you the foreclosure of
certain mortgage made BY Daniel S.Jackson aud Phebs
Jackson the NV - ~ Sec. 3, tp 1S -. In Pot
tawxttsmie county, Iowa, TO secure tho payment
Of said noe and that unless appear thereto and de-
fend before Of the d day OF the next January
term Of said District ourt to be commenced In said
county Monday the 26th day OF January A. D. 1885,
. default will b entered sssinst you and judgment
rendered thereon.
LEWIS ". ROSS,
nm ~ u = n -
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DR. vlRrUH or EXECUTION 10 NJ plRscrxD
10 from the ONiceof the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Pottawatsmie crunty. Iowa, shall psoeeea - ell
between The hours Of 70 o'clock 4. y. and O'clock r
u. Of said day, In front Of the County freasurers
once In the city VI Council Blub, the following de-
scrited Real Estate Of Marcus ~ Dorm0et q q, to-wit
the North half Of the southeast quarter Of section D.
In township seveNtyour. range - west taken % the
property Ut Marcus DeFmott. st q 70 satisfy IN ex-
ocution in favor OF samuel lsraei Sale 10 commence
ot two O'clock p. n. Of said day:
Council, B,uts. Iowa. oct. siss. 1888
District Court cf Pottawattsmis county. Iowa.
The County Potawattamie for the Of the Schoel
Fund Of the State OF Iowa Plaiati1,
Daniel g. Jackson. Phebs Jacksen. 0sores Seoasid.
william Garner, s. H. Smith, Lsrvy futile, Defend.
ants.
January term, lSs3.-OrGinal NotieG; IN Equity.
TO the sbovs nAMsd defsadsnfs:
You are hereby notified that there 10 on dlo n The
once Of the Clerk of the District Court u
mie county. Iowa petition Of the couaty o. ttswat.
tamio claiming OF the defendants, Daniel Jacks0ns
George oaed and William Garner, for the use q the
dred and dirty dollars due promssory note. and
eiaimaa VI al Of yOu the fOroclosure0 s mortgage
ado BY defendants, Daniel g. Jacks,n aud rAebe
jackson. the swk sex Sec. g. tp 10 r. ~. In Pot.
county lows to secure the payment Of said
prmmssory note, anj that unless you appear thereto
aud defend before Of the 81 day Of the next term
Of said District Court, be commenced In aad county
on Monday the 36th day Of January, A. D. 1883 do.
will b entered against aud juddment rendered
| thereon. L6WlSW MOSS,
PRANK STREET.
~.s...s ~, rs Attire for Pun.
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QY virtue oi a. executtoa TO ne directed from the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Potts.
wattsme county lows, shall proceed 70 cell Asn-
day the 1t day Of December.A 1854, betweea the
day, In front Of the county once in the city
Of Council Blus. the following described real estate
Of Frank Street Aseneth Street. 10 vii: bl0sk in
HaEgs ID additit Council Bluff bounded ~ f0lIows
Commencing % feet south 64k from the Oh cor
nsr Of kh No. IN block in Haxs's l-t addition -
Council Bluffs thence su,h Ak east l56fest thence
north 50 east 80 feet thence north 5H west $50
feet thence south ~ west 10 test 70 the place Of
belinuing.
Taken ~ the property Of Yrsnk strest l. Asenath
Street. TO satisfy execution In favor Of Edmond Ja
ferries. Sale TO commence Of O'Clock N on said
ssy. vOORnlS, &AsrtE.
Council Bluffs, Iows, Oct .. 1854 :.
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District Court Of POttawattxmle county Iowa.
The County Of Pottawattamie, Plaintiff
UErsHe
George Snyder, Defendant .-
- January term Ih62 Original Notice; in Equity.
To George Snyder. Defendont-SIR. You are hereby
notified that there is now on hle in the once u the
clerk Of the District Court Of Pottawatamie county.
Iowa, petition Of the county OF Potawattans. claim
ing Of you the sum Of sixteen hundred and seventy.
i've dIlars the nsideratOn for land sold, and for
money loaned to you by said county; snd also claiming
Of the foreclosure OF certain mortgage given BY
you to said county on the ne Sec. 81 and NV X Of
Sec. - In tp r a w., In Pottawattamie county,
the payment Of said and that
you ppear thereto and defend before the
ID day Of the next January said District Court
TO b commenced In said county the Monday,
the Goth day Of January, A. D. 1893 default will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
a. LEWIS ". ROSS,
.. FRANK STREET,
Pl0S Affv's