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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-26

SHAw's MILLS, N c., June Ia, 1888
W. W. HOLDEN, ESQ The Chassis of North Carlliua
of the German Reformed Church. at their recent annual
meeting, appointed the third Thursday IN July 6thl be
observed by their Churches day of fasting and PRAYER
on which y confess their sins and implore God have
mercy our lnd and for the sake of Christ deliver it
from the'scourge of civil war.
AS many of The members of Churches are in the army
request the insertion of this notice in your paper that
these our brethren may far possible that day unite
with the Churches at home in its proper Observance
G. WILLIAM WELKER s. C.
~ Other papers circulating in the army please copy.
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mo THE PEoPLE OF WAKE CorNTY.

a At the urgent solicitation of many friends hereby
mysefa candidate for seat in the House of
am Conservative in principle, and if elected will
my feow-czens to the best of my ability. My in
terest is their interest and think safely promise
that will do omit nothing in my power to advance
and promote that interest.
The election will take place Friday the 26h instant t.
The time too short to enable all the peOpe of
the County, and must, therefore, rely my friends to
see that justice is done and the to which am
devoted hope my friends will exert themselves and
render Conservative triumph in the County certain.
In yielding to the solicitations of my friends do
with the more pleasure, l sure the of my
will not dscord among the Conservatives of the
County. CALVIN j. ROGERS.
June o. 1868. sd.
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We were shown letter the other day, written to
gentleman of this county, by Hon, A. T. David
son, in which he requested US to say that he is a
candidate for reelection to the next Confederate
Congress. He promises his constituents that he
will be among them soon, and give an account of
his stewardship for the last two years He will ad.
dress the people at Clay County Court, on the 1st
Tuesday in July, and regularly on circuit east
We bespeak for the Honorable gentleman, an impair
tial hearing-HenderS0n Times.
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DON'T RUN THE BhOCKADE..THE ON;
H1 dersigned offers for sale one OF Talbot brGnnetS
STEAM SAW MILLS complete, 1S horse power Will "a
from two to FIVE thousand feet of lumber per days Asah
ed Ok miles from McIvers Depot Western Railroad, on
400 acres best bered land in North Carolina iDose IN
want will address me at Egypt, the prese at
r. R. For particulars refer to ]. w. GUNTEE, him92'
torF Chatham N. C., or N A. STEDMAS, Psyet'eTn1e'
NC. JuHN a. McDunAnI LII
Oakland N c. June 26, 1858. 52-lm
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Go to the Polls Z

The election for Commoner to fill the vacancy
occasioned by Gen. Fowle's resignation, takes place
tomorrow, ,(Frday.) Go to the polls early and
vote for Calvin j. Rogers. He is the Conservative
candidate
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We are informed that upon request of the Gov
ernor, the Secretary of War has ordered that the
men detailed in the various government shops Of
this State are to be allowed to go home to assist M
the harvest fields In this, as in everythir,g g else,
Gov. Vance is ever mindful of the interests os She
neoole -prO9ress
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SAMPSON CoUNTY.-Col. Luke Powell and George
W. Crumpler, Esq, are candidates for the Com
mons in Sampson, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Mr.. Bizzell Election 25th June.
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For the Standard.
DAVIDSON Co., N. c., June ~, 1868

DAVIDSON Co., N. C., June ~, 1868.
MR. EDITOR We want to let the public knpw of The
character and disposition of Capt John Koons of the G6
Gnent N t. Militia. He is very partial and unGaith-
u Shcer specuator and extortioner Ther, I'VE zen
al nome on sick furloughs in his dstric' and sone
ne Vslts almost daily, while he has comuGt.nt an. bor
ana has new orders to arrest them every time ba cows
around sometimes he receives his orders from one pac
ana sometimes from others He acts more from verbal r..
P " ~ I nun special orders; and there has been
men at nome three months since the expiration of their
furioughs and he has been to see ther, wi while
ne visiting Others often He tells his officer if he
would all make S25. oe '' eJ
At the time of the last enrolling of conscripts 1t Ley
lngon he scratched off the name of J. A. Parks from bI
st because Parks relation of hs and is at
nome yet under 40 years old. Capt. Koonts h so ha
orders to take the conscrps 1p to 40 that did not
ana MS brothernlaw is still at home between s and a.
capt hoonts has also approved of certificates from
gems ana In lew days tried to arrest the men.
Inc ladies' more especially prompt us to let Won know
OF ms sPecuatng schemes Not long since of the
energetic merchants of Lexington. purchased me cotton
expressly for soldiers wives, which he offered
ior seeks but before the got throu IN the
capt John koonts around and triei hire uiI
ne women ne could to knit socks for him. Offering hem
ou Genus per pair so he could speculate off of poor
Cotton yarn cannot be bought at any factory in Western
for cash, and he offered the woman this
pu sum OF 80 cents per pair! While The poor SOL
during all the tolls and hardships such life nv ofhem
spllng their very hearts blood who it home specula
tng on their wives and children? Who but Capt John
hoonts He will doubt their children suffer for
well as for food We do not think it proper let
suco man remain in midst in such critical and try
ing hour ths We hope that the authorities IF the good
Oh North State will not allow such contemplate person
as Capt. John Koons to hold commission and office AT
tme when he take such an advantage as this of his
poor suffering, neghbor women and children.
Respectfully submitted
d. H. SWICEG0OD,
ANDREW CORNIS.
HENDERSON SHOAF,
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THE WHEAT CROP IN TEIAs.-The Mobile Reg
lister has the following crop item:
A gentleman just from Texas says the earth fa:cly
groans with the tness of the crops it has borne
God has blessed the Conlederacy in this Shall
specuators mar the bene6cence of Providence?
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A two year old racer, entered for one of the
crack in England this season, has been named
"Stonewall Jackson" They had better name him
"Hooker" if they expect him to run.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday. June 18th, at the house of Mr.. Lewis
Chamberlain. of GOdsbOrough, Mr. BENJAMIN OVEN aud
Miss ANNIE 0. LATHAM of Washington County.
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CTATE or NORTH.CAROLINA,F FRANK-'
lin County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Ju
Term, 1863 WM R. King. Administrator, os heIrs AZ
law of P. R. TUNsrALL deceased petition ior aux
settlement. . e- AZ -,,,r-t that .Jobn
HINT spd Emily bis wife, J. T. Pope and Nariam his Wil'
lanes Turner and Elizabeth his wife, Frank PatIers ~
Samuel Tunstall aud n R. Tunsa defendants IN tn.S
cause reside beyond the limits Of stas !; be-
on motion ordered by the Court that ad Na S1sdar
%sGs c iin he ssd fling of this P"Pi oaPi
and that unless they appear at the nef @ be taken pro
ana and anSTfr aHS heard ep 5arts as them copy
| Teste. "A sSoI N-wGt
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NEGRO WON AN FOR SALE.-APPLY Az
II this office.
June %, 1858. el-u-
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Il. Fl. SWICEGOOD,
ANDREW CORNIS,
HENDERSON SHOAF,
For the Standard.

Citizens of Cdpt EoOnts' District.
B Carolina Watchman please copy.
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TO THE MEMBGbS s sI;bsS, Of the Legislature can be
xiiS ffS BohRD at the residence Of the late
GoSn Huchns ESQ., by making early GRsRSNEL
Raleigh, n. c, June 2s, 1858.
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ELOUR AND BACON.-JUST AT HAND, AN
Il excellent article of newly put up Flour in barrels
JAMES NJ. T0WLES Agent.
June 26, 1853. 5z-t.
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AUCTION SALES.-MI BE SULU AZ
n TOWLES' Auction Room, Saturday, 9th inst,
at 10 o'clock large Mahogany Side board; excellent
Feather Bed Maple Bed-stead single do; Chairs,
Sauce box of Snuff in papers best Boston Matches;
variety of Hardware to close consignment; Whitewash
of fine white Corn Meal newly ground; few barrels of
Flour and small lot of coast Salt.
JAMES NJ. TOWLES, Auctioneer
June &C. 1868. SIT.
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y SIoats large size new Sewing Machines on consgn-
ment. JAMES M tOWhEo, agent
Jnna oR 1888 SIT
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T0ILEs, TUMoRs. FIsTULA. DISEASES

DILES, TUMORS. FISTULA, DISEA SEAS SES
TIC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR. ]. A. CL0PTON, OF
Huntsville, Ala, may be consulted for few days at
the Yarborough Hotel No o. He has visited North Car
ona for the last ten years and has operated on many OF
the most respectable gentlemen of the State and gTAran
tees perfect cure in the worst case of PILES He has
had an accident to happen and guarantees to oer
ate with as much success as any Surgeon in Europe or
America Patients are confined to their beds and may
return home Immediately after the operation
Ladies will be visited at their rooms if desired
All letters must contain 10 cent stamp
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0OTTON sHEETINGs.-RY THE PIECE OR
u bale, heavy A brown Sheetngs on consignment.
JAS. NJ. TOWLES, Agt.
Raleigh, June 26 1888. 52-
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UASTOR OIL,-A FRESH ARTICLE OF BEST
u cold pressed CASTOR OIL, which will be sold by
the gallon or less quantity. JAS. NJ. TOWI.ES.
Raleigh June 26, 1868. g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

I777 T'7T'T Ut
EDnoas Bga.x r. Gssts Please givs
the following 4 plsss u shs ssly 0sassd-
- " ' !. =. s,.'s ~ q. !;
DeSsnbsr lkss, VA the following very Ak.
sraerdinary ssasamsnt-oar crops Be-
shan tee 9assrsass The anspssI d ss-
ton raised In Illinois, Iowa and Wiscon-
sin-whish is ! ia4ss Hssias AsSve fsas0ib
10 . somnsn mind. do nos attribnts
any fanls 10 tie yoathfnl editor, bat the
faaas b esssainiy sonswhsre-now Ii
Hsish! be those glissesiag brass batsoas,
which havs caused the, error, il Il be an
ssror, FOR shey might have had magnify
ing aiisos. The ysuthfuI editor, from good
authority says, that the above three
States raised q. 900 zoo Aalsa sotaaa-is
is no doabs 8 dodge got up by re-lis- able
authority, for no man could write
or pgint saeh a sssssrHens wisheus sssisg
the liz stick out s0mswhere, unless be-
guiled by gold, or brass buttons, or both.
Respectfully -
-. Usgoa Il IT Vas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
HATS E!

5EEsE CO s PATENT VENTILATED. sELP
ADJUSTING hats are so constructed IS TO sdnait
It-s e.r-eisllon Of air between she sweAs-ieAtasg
-! ne S91y Of the Hat; and also, 20 sdjust7iseif
- :.reheAa as soon Al the hat is put en-, there
= .s,lHsz to the wexTer OF any stGsnea hat all
., gEs-ry and COMFORT Of the sen felt bat. Besbe
-. are now AAaafs1kwFasS hPie4kin and Cas-
la.rs Hats, oIths Spring ana Summer styles, for
fELsmsa's and yoqhG genLs' DrsSs Has, whIoh
,art turalsA 70 the trade al SIS. sss, sz2- s$s
a.. ~ per dozsa; Together Ttth a complete a.
r-z.-ui # black Aad calored FeiG Hats, naapfso-
t.t ~ hsgnseives, With special refer 10 arSE
ass retail trade throughout Lhs eagRsgy. PTieea
: Ssit Has, fEem SIS 70 80 per dOzsa. &lways
hand the best qualities of Paris Soft Hats Of the
.:-si styles All orders By mail sill FSeAAvs
~, uyt aiteaElon FERNS C&&h, lsss pes cana.
BKEBE 60, i6S Broadway, n. Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

Per asa Nose. E

Rass Eaa Haas. Il {
AEssss. EDrToas ~ win you permit a
stranger to express .shsoaga shs columns
Of your very valuable paper, the very
great pleasure he axYssseacea last Mon
day night while listening to the proceed
ings of the Council Bluffs Debating Club.
Rarely has ID saIlea TO ais lot, 90 any oo-
sasioas 70 behold ssaoa an array of beau
y and talent. The young gentlemen of
the Clab discussed the question Of the
evening: Resolved, That the result Of
the recent elections in New York and
other States tends TO a reunion Of The
sousA With the North - in highly spirit
ed raAansa, dearly showing on their part
q full and accurate comprehension Of
the question, as wen as a minute and
comprehensive kaawIedge ofBths history
of their country. Where all acquitted
themselves so handsomely it would be in
vidious 70 make diasiaqsioas or csmpai.
sons. And the Ladies' well the worthy
President made oae brilliant remark
When he said s'9hs eyes hare IT," As
Jour hunbla corr aapondsnt looked assat
him and beheld those eyes dazzling bril-
liausay - The setti0g Sun on eloudlsss
eve, be resolved within his heart 'fYeEiiy
the Prcsiaant is right, and it is better TO
be right shan 10 be Preaidant. With such
talent and With opportunities so auspi
oious for iss development, q bright and
glorious future may be safely predicted
for our beloved land r--
Success then TO tho fFClab," aad the
Ladies. sIsng may they wave %
Respectfully Yours, }.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

e The weekly Eouparisl, we under
stand, has larger circulation than any
other paper Published in Western Iowa.
- Western Era.
We would be pleased to know who
youR informant is Mr. Era. We can
inform yoa that the Weekly issue of the
BaoIs exceeds the weekly, tri- weekly and
daily issues all pat together Of the Non
pariss. We make shis statement from
actual knowledge OF the facts stated,
while you hide the gross injustice done
as behind that very convenient ambush,
s'ws understand" De justies neighber,
ashongh tbs Heavens fall"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

"PowxRFUL WEAK.p-Theswest scent
ed African nosegay, which has the repa-
saaea Of edislsg TOE sse Aorss AhOlitipn
sheet called the Magnolia Republican
the thing, which to distinguish it from all
othex exrcarn ants, ia called Henry Ford,
is getting powerful weak about his
nasal pEotuberanee, SO much 80, that be
has TO ''hold it" when he gives his right
hand to "ths snuaas beaded rapseallisns',
about Magnolia The olfaetory nerves
must have gotten powerfully weak" all
Of suddea-they used to stand aIeeping
with a negro weneh without holding.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

Sec l. Be il ordained By the Cpmmon CoGEeil
OF the city Of Council Bluff That all the streets aaa
alleys in that portion u GEs, PeTry's Add Aoa to
the city 81 Council Bluff, situated on the Y Of
thasw x Of section No "a township Mo. 70
Of range No a EeSti aud also 20 AcreS od the east
side of she Of the said ~ Of said section,
being twenty rods In width and one hun4Fed ana
sixty rods in length, containing in all one hundred
acres sin tbs sxcePtios Of BreadgSy street which
is 10 De and remain public highway without any
claim % damages from the present owner or said
real estate his assigns from said cty 81 Council
Bluffs for the use and riskI OF way toF said street
IS ugs located on and through said premises Dc abs
the sa7ue are hereby ysczIeA and abolished n+
The streets and alleys hereby TAGataa aud aeof-
ishsd being those contained in all that portion OF
said AaAitio east or tiae das aoFsh fFwa point
100 fess east ffem ths Aassa-wszS corner OF said
Addltiap aud the streets or paFts 81 streets hereby
vacated and abolished being named On the Record
Plat or said Addition "a RTgwns AyuBters PeEry
forest, Clay, High Mound, webster, JezsE son, aud
Calhoun stTeets.
Sec a. Thai the city Of goufeiI BiuHs hereby re
lima all claims to ths streets and alleys In thai
poFtisn Of said Addition described in sesoh anS Of
This ordinance with tha cxcEPsteh OF Broadway
street, and that hereafter IL shall be the duly Of the
prussT assessors in aazkinE assessments against
said real estate described In secian one OF this Or
dinauca az one hundred for valuation and tax
alton to assess SAID hnf ed acres 81 land With
oak reEsg II thssecoFded plat acknowledge By Ad-
cline il q Perry aud recorded In tbs Recorders
once Of Pataa wRttaAais oaaIty, Iowa. On saa pgez-
tssz said plat being hereby RhalisAsas tue azta
CITY Of CounEA Bluffs retaining oniy the riEht 0s
way Tor Broadway street 81 aaw located through
sEaa ans hanaFed acres. ~ t-.+
Appruved, Nay ID, issa. -
Attest, j. M PALAEAT Mayer b.
". @. CRAWFORD, Eisy Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

- The Catholic Festival and Ball,
which come of at Palmer's aad Ross
Halls, CA Thursday evening last was .
most brilliant affair and a complete sue
cess In every particulsx. The large and
spacious Halls were crowded and famed
fall as an early boar, with highly appre-
ristive and respectable audience. Moth
ing occurred during the evening, to mar
in the least, tho pleasantly Of the osea-
sion. Every person present seemed to be
in the hight Of enjoyment, and partica-
larry did We notice the good feeling and
jOviaIity Of the Rev. Father AcMAEoS,
who seemed to be the 'Fgayest OF the
gay" Supper aanoanSed-and royal
good supper it was-evsrything was
sprsad upon the festiye board that could
lAssusasnascd. The ladies who had the
cement Of this Department ander
control deserve shs speoial eompli~
meats of ali present. Supper over, both
Halls we're used for dancing. Not she
least amusing iasadess of The evening
vas the sfIrish jig" which to our notion,
was executed In good style and afforded
much mssgimsns. The Festival lasted un-
til he sswes small hearsso Everything waa
condasssd "a the most quiet and orderly
manner. The receipts Of the Festival
was 8l&s 30.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

REBEL AccoUST. or THE MUkFsEEsB0Eo
BATTLE.-The Knoxville (Tenl. Register
speaking of the battle Of No rfrsesboro,
bas the following rs the fruits of the bat
tie:
The actual statistics OF the eomhats
of Wednesday ana Rriday last may be
summed as follows, in round numbers ::
Prisoners taken, 5000 pieces of ar
tillery 81; small arms 500 wagons
destroyed $50; eneny's loss in killed AID
wounded 9 700 our iqss-kilh led, 900 !;
wounded $500.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
IHITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY,
At WARRINGTON CITY, D, C.
AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Al the FeuaesEof J. D TEEEIgE Co, TO act
"a ,ab-ageats for khe ONCE established BY them in
Sat lnEtoa CITY faF the collection and tr4nsmIss-
"a Of CLAIms against Lhs {, g. 68vernm elt with
tnPeL.al reference 90 the immensely Increased ex-
ral.!ur~s ami nes sxIEeRcles IBCident % the ex-
.sisaz var kAvs sssasIisked At CoLzRexL BLHvFs
BEaarA Agency for RsSteEE Igwsa ami Sebraskay
st-fe will receive and attebd to all applications
II pay nd bounty vi FelSa4$eys, for PsRssoEss ~
sa.Es FOX Su6SIstencs, stores - Temperatures
tlrlsh~d - the government which, being pEssa
y sf lyrra and transmitted t. WashIaEss'' By ne,
3 - promptly and faithfully prosecuted By the
- pal agents. akes-e nza1s44 sa . scr
P-rs,ls having demands ct any description of
t4eznt against she5oveTHmeRts having legal OF
.ttabie foundation, aud requiring adjustment
zsyrty aEau their claims being successfully pros
rgsa4. 4aa tastF dues promptly Tenitssa 30 them,
= zaEIRE tatFy application 70 me,
Etl be supplied VITA ali Laws, ferns ruiss and
--sS'1S'oRs gary fsr ths proper presentation
&alEs. and also alphabetical list Of Fotun~
Sfs ABi 81 all grades Ia the Miiitzry service.
y Rsg1msEts and Ceaspasses, whereby. upon the
aaV?eu-hg Of any casualty, 6x The maturity o. any
ain, fe4!g b. hzd 10 abe requisite evil
as5sr" 80 o"h4 Of the claimant ar hfs representa-
eSHs !ar Il. Establishment. All ohAfges will be
apeh rsaEaagbae ScalH
one Il esrga4 stery Of Phoenix BLOCK, head Of
Broatwgr a FL PALMER
G9oasl B|ua, Iowa. Dec 10, 1881. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

Il We understand that the Germans
Of this city pEppose celebrating Shrove-
Tuesday at Babbitt's Hall, on Monday
evening, 10th February 10 an appEopri-
ate and becoming manner. Only linn
tied number of tickets will bs issued, but
we predict that those who are fortunate
enough to receive tickets, and attend will
be amply satisfied for their attendance
A glorious good time is anticipated, and
everything will be conducted in M Or
DERBY and satisfactorily manner.
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90 MlTERCTAT

aassr 90 NUMERICAL.
BUaLE oFYIcEs oouScIL BLUFFS,
January Is, t8az. 1
WHEAT-sgEing, $3.50 cts . hash.
eaRs-P raAas sssg Is ~ y saasa q 3 Ill sEs
oATs-in demand as so@sa cts y aush.
P0TAFoKs--Prime, sos@75 cas- o bush
HAT-Timoahy %; Prairie o. . ton.
ACES --AsSlse assspgsssssa - s&8S so y 100.
BsSr-ou foot, ssssa 50 v 100.
HtpRs-=Gresa, &ti dzE, Ioe 80
FLoUR-oaaios Family Xxx, s2,oos sapsrane
sa Jos Pine 81 30 y 100.
CORN AEAL--Y silow IS c, white Is = bush.
BuCkRHE4F FLoUR-Boltsd s2S2, 50 p 100.
BGTTER-Ftssh ri. 1850 b, -
IA aD-Fssah T9sARR. g. IL
EETas-Frssh, I2aSis y dos
TALLow-Primet IosRn,
BEEswAx-Yrliow, 8SS2S y ..
! WHgKkT%-siItt& Bowsu's, IS c; ST. Louis star
90 = gai
oHloKRSs--TAms d, So9s2. %; Prairie, sI ,2S9
81 60 v dor
TURKEYS-Iivag5SauSa sssyezsN p - 80 =
aACH4SHR-st Loais, ., EasterB,s ~ . cent.
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SHE RIFFS SALE

BY virtue Of 3 special execution 10 ms direetes
from The ofiee Of the Clerk Of the District urt Of
PaEtawsttatnis CouaGy. Iowa shah nxoSSsa "a
ssii ma "Wednesday tha "a 81 aag Of May ID fssg
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A Il aad &P. NJ
u said day, IN trent of the County TreaSurprs oe
in the city of Council Bluffs the foIIowinz dsSriS
cd Real ESTATE Of Walls az leslie and James srah
to-WIt:
The W est half Of the South West quarter and the
south west quarter Of tue North west q Hsrtsr of
Section zrabeE ThiEsy, sel Asa the ess haIf az the
SsuLh Vest quarter Of Section Thirty-one al ali
10 Township seventy nve 7e1 range Forty two 1881
Containing toa acres, uzers sT less. Sale to com
mencs al 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Of said dag
Taken as The property Of william Leslie and
James Marsh 20 satisfy an execution In favor on
Jane Heron. .-s. +. ..r ...- n,
J. P. WILLIAMS, sheria
Council Bluff, Iowa, A.Til 81 Iss9 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
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