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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-19

UNDER AREBsT-A paragraph in the Petersburg Express
states that General A, P Hill said to be under
for disobsdience of orders whereby MEADzs army
aoled to make its when capture seemed mat
ter of absolute certainty. General HILL is said to have
been four hours behind tim,,.
We do not know about all this but We do kr ow Gen.
era HILL as well General HETH held res ponsibe for
the disaster at Bristoe Static a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-19

Geo. W. Lane, called U. s. district Judge OF Aaba
ma, died at Louisville on the 10 h.
Mel General p entiss captured at Shiloh hos
Beast Butler has gone to Fertress Monroe, to relieve
Foster OF the command OF that Department
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 18th, 1863
aeW but steady fire has been kept up Sumter last
night and this morning frem the enemys mortar batteries
Everything else quiet No ca9uases Sumter during the
past two days. Major Elliott and garrison all WELL
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURES.

MILLEaBvLLB, GEO, Nov. II, lS,3
The Hon. J. II. Lumpku was unanimously coDfrmoi
by the Senate Judge of the Supreme Court of the state
of Georgia. Both Houses have passed resolution
the Secretary of War to revoke the authority OF
the impressing ccers and appoint citizens not liable TO
conEcrptiOn.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsTON, Nov. H. 1868,
The snemy's fire Sumter continues steady. Battery
Gregg opened fire this afternoon James Island and
Mcue The latter and Battery smpkina replied No cas-
ualtios reported this evening The monitors fred few
shofa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-19
INAUGURATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF MI5SIs.
SIPPI,
COLUMBUS, n IEs., Nov

COLUMBUS, MISS. Nov. I7th ISJ3.
Gen Chas. Clarke in augurated Governor ycster
day with great pomp In his inaugurata he urges vgo
Gus prosecution defense of the State and that
sooner submit when the army exhausted the
and children old men, ike the PaCa goua
will Join hands march into the He intended
make good of the militia by proper organzationS Ho
makes strong appeal to the people return absentee
the army.
Hon j. W. C. Watson, OF Marshall county, elacei
Confederate Senator day. in place OF Hon. JAS Phea
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FROM ABINGDON. VA.

ADD GDoN, VA, Nov. l4h, 1e63.
Nothing further from East Tennessee. The weather is
cloudy ard slight snow lie falling.
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For the Journal.

WILMINGTON, II. c., Nov. 18th, 1853
Aessrs Fut,n 6 Price
Gentlemen beg to acknowledge the receipt of one
hundred dollars the Co. F, 81 N G. Infantry
from their friend z. A. LIZ Graham's P O., s. c. " and to
the thanks Of the Company for the and
csptable donation.
Very respectfully, WIN. L. DEROSs
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FROM ABINGDON, va.

ABINGDON, VA, Nov 18th, 1868.
There is perfect dearth of to-day. The weather
still cloudy. 1t is raining and the road almost impas
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FROM CHARLESTON.
mortar batteries

CHARLESTON, Nov. Is, 1858.
Nothing uursaal this morning firing at long interVa's
cnH .nle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-19

The "BARoN VoE KofIa who said that he had been al
officer in the Austrian service. came to wilmington IRON
Nassau arriving here the 2t Of last August Win the
proessed pose Offering bis services to the Coincide
rate authorities. The said authorities at Richmond being
telegraphed knew nothing of the aforesaid "Baron Won
KoNG and declined his services so that the Baron re-
place from wherce he came, and board
the seamer which brought him over, without receiving
command or being united travel farther through the
Confederacy.
Whether the Baron, who would appear to have been
military ad7enturer, of which many to be found
wandering over the continent of Europe really did desire
service with merely q spy, is than
We can say As he did not get it, it ia probable that lie
returned to the North ard rendered himself to The party
the other part At any rate, he has done his to
late his pledge of honor, without which be could neither
have bssn permitted to come into leave the Confders
cy-namsy to reveal nothing that might be prendcIa to
the Confederate cause.
Now the man, TALL portly AID rather imposing locking
person, middle age, calling himself "Baron Ven KoN
G, whatever bis real may have been ia pn'ed out
by circumstances as the who wrote the Comnunca
ton to the New York Herald copied into the Journal OF
Saturday 1t not bis fault that his revelations
too incorrect to be really preudcia to the Co1fsderacy
He did his best his worst He doubt dpesssd
that he could not get pass to go out CT town. BE
not pleased that General WHITING should proceed cautious
ly and srusuly in his Circumstances have she
that the General right.
It is usual to finish history by deducing moral. In
this case, however, the moral obvious that need
rot prose much longer. Perhaps 1t would apply
better to Major HYGRR, at Nassau, Major WALKER,
Bermuda than to the authorities any other point The
moral is that of caution especially regards the living
representatives, Of Dugald Dalgetty-D. Journal l7B
Eg- The person whom We alluded yesterday BARON
Won KONG carried card with ROBERT BARON KONG
engraved upon it, surmounted by coronet. On the back
of the card shown he had written himself in peaci
by of reference, that lie had letters from Nc
| Nm SEc1
KAGIED and others We generally distinguish between
the hand writing of Freedman German and Eng
ishman or American, the latter being unRng hand the
former having, to eyes, somewhat cramped look
The writing tie back of the card gave sign having
been written by GerH sn, nor learn, did the man
hlGlsef either by language 1t, give any evidence
hat English not lis native tongue We pretty
tain that the name, card, coronct and all false and
the person liz question German Baron at ALL but simon
pure product of LISCoLN's domn.oas-D JouRnal, lsh
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HOOP AID H1LL-Gen Hood, it is said, has been a.
signed to command OF the corps of D. II. H who j.
relieved. The following is extract from letter .;
General Hill to brother officer relative to hiJ
vail
o. Gen. Bragg, in the presence of Lieut. Colonel nder
told me that there were imputstons on my militia
ry character, and could be none.''
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Imagine the feelings of fond parent full of years
venerable minister of the gospel, OF the Baptist de-
nomination, when at Vcksburg expecting to take to
bis embrace loved and dutiful son. be learns the fate
that has befallen him, and that he was killed to make
good the oath of Yankee guard that be would kill
Rebe! bsfore he left the prison
AN EXCHANGED PRIsONRR
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IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD MEN-At the request OF
the representative Of several railroads. meeting of the
President and Superintendent Of the several railroads
of the Confederate States is called to ut the
city of Macon, Ga, on Wednesday; the 18th Of oven
Der instant. The object Of the Meeting s to consid
the matter of rates for Government transportation.
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CONEEIERATE STATES OF AMEFlCA'
WILMINGTON, N. c., THURSDAY NoV'R H. 1893.
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TRE COPPERHEAD.

10 specs delivered recently at East
NorWatk. Ohio, HUDSON Tuttle thus graph.
csily described the Copperhead:
"Wheu the insidlous serpent Of Slavery
wound its way northward, coil 90 coil in
many a winding fold, fresh from its repass
where it quencbed its dsry thirst with the
tears Of mothers and orphans, and iss all
Consuming hunger With limbs and mapgled
earcasses Of boDdmPn, its fsngs oozing
poison, its jaws dripping With human CURE,
It's breath a whitening pestiIenee blasting
everything around, it met the blind, Shiny
Warm, the bastard progeny Of nammoa and
ignorance, gendered in ,hs sloughs and
moral cesspools of northern cities, where
S'ckcdoess aod abominatiop unnamable are
crowded and hesped together and feFment
10 nauseous rotterness.
"The two afhntized, and from their
oees,uous union, partakiog Of the worst
and Viiest characteristics of}each, with none
OF the good, was born that insidious, loath-
some, and most deprsved of all creatures
that the infaisely good God suffers 10 exist
The Northern C0pperhedd."
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vlCKSBURe FALLEN!
THE TERMS or SURRENDER.


Chickasaw Bayou. p. m, July 3.-At
eight O'Clock this morning flag of truce
appeared before Gen. Smiths front, when
the rebel Maj Gen. Bowen aud Col. Mont
gomery, were led bliudfolded into our lines.
They bore COMMUNICATION from General
Pemoertou TO Gen. Grant. The following
is iss purpOrt: Although ! feel confident
of my ability to resist your arms indefinite
Iy, but ia order to stop the further effusion
of blood. | propose that you appoint shree
Commissioners to meet three shall selec,
TO arrange such terms as may best accom-
plish the result" Grant replied subssaD-
italy as foilows: "The appointment Of
commissioners 10 unnecessary. While |
should be glad to stop the unnecessary eff
fusion of blood, the Aniy terms y bich can
entertain are those of an unconditional
surrender. At the same time myself, OF
GERS, and men, are ready 70 testify 20 the
Distinguished gallan,ry with whieh the de
Tense of Vieksborg has been conducted"
AtlI O'Clock the messengers returned,
and this afternoon, 10 accordance with "a
request from Pemberson, Grant met bin
outside the lines, end after al hours con-
sultatlan settled on terms Of surrender
Pemberson urged that his soldiers might BE-
parolsd, and allowed rstions from their
own stores co cssry them to the Confede-
rate lines. 10 view Of the bravery of their
troops. shs advantages Of the place, aud
considerations of economy. Grant finally
consented 10 Ppmbertoa's Request.
The officers we're allowed each horse
aud servant. The prisoners will number
1900, two thirds of whom are in sighting
condition. The immediate cause Of tbe
surrender is the exhsusuon Of supplies and
ammunition, and the failure OF JLhnston 10
come to their aid. A general interchange
Of civilisies extended along the whole line.
The surrender Was iusE 10 time to save both
armies the lose of life which would have at
tended an attempt to carry il by assault.
Such attempt it was Gran g determination
to make IN the 4,h. The Vtck.burg Ca
i<sn Of the ID admits the eating of mule
meat and the plferipg Of private houses by
the soldiers. There seems to have been
much suffering from sickness and our mis-
siles." AZ dayhght4on tho All our army
marched into the city.
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/ rsE FIRST nONDaf or EvERY WEEK.
A NE W DAILY.

A daily paper, emaoating from the office
sSh .ur uptown neaghbors, "opened its eyes
10 the light of Of day." on Tuesday morn
ing last. Il is about .he si1s of the Ne
haskiaa, handsomely gotten up, neatly
printed, and contains full telsgraphic re.
parts: Such paper is needed to meet The
rants Of the community, sud such an one
EvlIl prove of much benefit 60 everybody ex
esPs the Publishers; but that they Will reap
sy benefit theref ON, we must, with our
present. experience, be permitted TO doubt.
We have tried the daily paper business in
's'sry concsivable shape, style, way and
manner, and are cOnvineed THAI TOE cannot
make ''bo.h ends meet ]" that the RepubIi-
lean party Of this place will not support a
daily, We knotc we feel IL in our pocket to
,be amount OF several hundred dollars
whetber the other side will, remains to be
sesu; We hope our neighbors may have bet
ter luck 4: for, while vie loathe. from the
bottom of our inmost soul, their dsmnablg
soearrsos POLITICAL principles We bear them
personally no i'll will, but wish them pecunts-
fly, abundant success. They manifest dis
si'ion TO serve our people promptly with the
latest news, and IN doing 50 deserve libe-
raj support. There is 40 immense amount of
labor attending the publication Of daily
paper, and 1.-The workman is worthy Of bis
lrra."
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CURIOUS PATRIOT.

The Peace Democrats of Pennsylvania
passed resolutions denounciug the war policy
Of the Government, bat failed to dsnouDce
toe armed invasion OF the State By The
rebels.
They also denounced the employment oil
negroes, ~h'le at thai very hour stout negro
arms we're building. within sight Of the
place where this Convention met, f0rti.
h2a''ons for the defense Of the capital, aud
ae9@psny Of oolored cisiEsas from Pail.
Adephia, embracing men Of character and
means, we're asking 1t the hanis of Gen.
Couch permission to fght for the preser
'a'lo' of the lives aai property Of these
very "DJm 7cr4,s," u.
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OsassxsaR waaae@. !.

To BsHiaasSh q. Rsgsaak. Afeecy. A. pegress, MT
Besfssiek end Ctrss ~. nammeaA -
Noa, end eaeh Of gon are hereby nosind thAt there
ia n % Ae HI The once 81 the CfeFh 81 fhe pstTet
Court ef RottawAs smse Feunsy tgEa, shs pegtGtou
Mark Hamiltou sta ing that he recovered tsdaeeAs
ARainst BENJAMIN n Peassn. 10 lhe District Court IN
shaisd kxaeati1s tsspes tAereoa Which swaa lsvieA
ca certain lanAs and lots in TIE eouptes 81 Pcstaasta
fo.s Rsge rsnvafe4 % yna fhs said ~ +. Rosfwfc&
CYRUS W, Gsnsyneun sod 0shefA, ~ said nentauAn D.
ane Mercy ~. psgran, 1a order u aeeefsA an4
dafraad the plaintiff kd to cheat hins. the eaid plane
til, oas ef hts kaia taAgnsns SAID peiiIfaa prsya ans
sourt % set aaAe ssa egsesspees ~ fFapAnems eFt
% bold the I'd tss liahip % pay rlsintis 6fEG a8
for general relief ia yun ere faYtAAT notiea fhRf
usiess yas appear thereto and asss0d befose noca ~
she erMf aay 81 toe next term 81 the Dtatr4ct Cnm
Of ne said eUanty It fUssasaffSuAEe q aseaaene8 III
ths lisa msas % Saly A. NJ sae9 defaass W1ii 81
sntaTs aasaiRst yea ara iHaemeaf rendered thereen
- e@vz .s# "s- nAaElNk Hfltsssfs go
4tsytSIgFaA
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passs nay F.fl.
rA.lp r sgs, Plsls,.

Il
q y. Dye nd Pranela Z. ORE defendants. d.
Vsv sse hsfesg assi 8sa sAst there isnowea aie 60
she gps q the CLERK NE District Court 81 20
tswsssaasas Comfy lsws, q sesisian 10 Fhitllv Hs
t.1aasmsas asAaAss Q. y Dyesss 90 ssnd sussssss
81 eaM ffcM - % aay e mAgs sssss bains OF
,sg en eel ssy adyalksa " no pssiss asspassaaas
GO, 81 Rhs Iowa. aae frsm aid .. Asszvs . gsssa
2in lh2 - shs vsssaat os aaid -. q.
JudEmsnt and deeses sas ssalas % sess 81 shs
and ssdsmsaa d 10 sss "a - - :
vendors lien aesinss said premises ioF fhs mona af
On sald Dtasasas Is shs slaae saaa aasshssnaas aa
naede and By adaiaaasaI uhesaaaga wsvgm ~ habA
asssrdsat z shs psssass = sss ssse prslsss sassa
jsasmsu. ana asssse - aa.a Cert aseiassae d
aeBg 10 be Tor tAs pfs bass assnsv asif lseF g3ss m
rss q Assasssssa q shs ssfsaaAals essf sislsrs e
Judgment u said codrs zoe me ssaa sssn u Eisl
HaBdssd ard Fifty Usllars sAa ihtsfsss - Gas aa
from Aay $50. eslnS The onsv sasasssl q thass
" shS dafsnaans j. D. Dse 20 Dsvia YsIsIlag. tH8
teAdsf eheFeug, end estteneeA ~ nesaa& mat GATE
ene n one yeaF And ebracng the mousS 10 Aassasaa
svidsneed b. noss sasssIs assd sbr a ss6sssias 81
bOnsideFstf6a 81 he ustgaaI nass, asd aBsea Mas
1855 ana sedatea W lnsstsaee On ssssses O q lee
ors.ss :. J ma ssss ess ss'a suSsssslss
snSrscsd, % MS 81. = sSs pas \ 4
e sas y! ssss saa. nd :: 1855 sls
and each Of sRem ID aadt saGd MA q syary
para aaA psreel thsseof ana sea are fnszAae nsS@a
SssssS Ssssss soss 4 sae Il ar Il e ma
Term a SAID EissFtet Sart b aa ane&d III ID
County o. Moaday, ths gtth day az yuly d b. fsds
dsssnit will 30 entered apd iadss ss-
1'''@ " 'sss' '''"Ts aters rssNrs y .oss
,7~76 a-Ersa ssaeal-4 rif7 ,sqa j. Aff'H yor Fs.6
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f4rT We return our thanka 10 The b'hoss
- called on us Last nighs &C 12 O'Clock
"A gave ss three hearty cheers and ga
~ from the old canea.n
4 The foregoing item from temporary rep
tents good deal OF whisky !; for. be II
k,swD, the party referred 20, were rejoic-
II over she recent good news from the
nj Of var. Wien menasersnade secession
,sirutions while they are celebrating Union
.rssoriss, mo proof il lacking thai sonebody
H. '.trsated.n
P.S. Since writing she abnss wsase in
srued by one Of she .sb'hpys,, who wa
present., that the .thrse chsersu referred TO
|tr our cotemporary, were three qroaas.
gwen with sili. We ssks back all We
sa's said about whisky the ssrenaders
,we evidently sober. -
|,sE FIRST M0ND1f Or EVERY WEEK.
Q. S.Provost Marshal General Far, lie.
nsi from the War Department 90 the 30tb
st June, ulE., "Ctrcuiar NJ. 34," the 6rss
PARTON Of the third section Of which, reads
d follows, italics ours:
"lIi. The Provost M4rshall shall make
pot within the frss Monday Of suery sresk.
in abstract Ut psr~0as 10 whpm xeaa ptioDs
from mJIit"rV service shall have been grant
81 By the Board during the week preVIous.n
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wawaR w0eknh.

cHEsTER RARToN vs raaofJxR RARln&4-~
vorce tuiy Term, 1864. -bfstffcs ceaFs, Pcttksat-
tAnnie county I8Ra. 5#s9#st..T i.
To GsrektAs Ass taa Uefsa24af--s .g@a1 &rla.s r..
Vou are hAreb1 notiaed thas thsTa 10 new on ella ts
County and sfa40s petition 81 Chester Haftu fsinss
ina dsore6 % diSoss8 ffe yea, s Eba aFeua Of de-
segtlc and wilfuia 10 eca fn nause than Sour yes8a
Lass pss and At rnlate sVTeag theFsso and asfsnS
AcFoFe neon 81 the ssonA Dag o. ths nsxg 5hly fern %
said Dsstrs Court 70 30 ccnaeucea In said CCuafy "a
1ohaay the s1tA Dry af Iaay a 1853 dsfaait will
on ss6 H. - LEWIS ", ROGS,
April 10. 1858. ptkEntiRs ATTY.
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THE Two RESPONSES. -Cousiderabls 10
rest has been felt to kaow what reception
he two nominees for Governor of Ohio
would meet in the srmies of tbs seath.-
Responses have been received from both Of
the lines iB Southern Tennessee, and we
place them side by side, as follows:
FROM RosECRARs' ARmY. FROM TIT KE arts
TAis arnly greess Brouga. He{y4 lsndirhamlIAe on
eBerat Gagfe'ds 6ispatc4 81! 10 Of man Ckat. Rshr
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Legal u aeacaas.s ].

JAS " cogsf0cK. Prsf. ~ ID, L. nsNRY. r&SE.
DissFict Court og gqstA ttarAis rppsia. 3a ssrHe
liz ORIGINAL nosice. 80 sSRbst s'+fsvsv
To the ssa6 dsfsaaaas$ 81 #nakaA
leu are hereby assiaea thss&A Is now On ale ID
Ons % thscIsek 81 the distlis o. FeE xwasat
me county, Iowa. Desitiaa Of Has Camssnek q Goa
claisn& Of ysa the sum Of hundr ed and nHetees
ana xoFV one hundfedgn d6ifkfs. ~ money Justly dus
fhem 90 Aecopnt og gopda sold and delivered hy the
70 yea &C me @tyoR ~ hesss Bee SOB i59E and the
Hnlsas gon apeas shefete snA dassna hsscFe non o.
the second day Of the next July term o. said datct
court to 30 Commenced said eonn1y ca Monday The
aTth day of July, A. d. 1855 default win BE- entered
AGAINST yoH and Judsuens rendered thereon Ard yo&
furhee natHed thas said position demands sAa iss
suing OF writ at asachnaent againss yoar prnpersB
and q for causes therein namad .ET .Z ~
Pa R"s4 ~ p LEwGS W. a0Ns;
+ = ats%'f$S1@3 ~ t%s Piathta6 . AtsofnAy.
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NATHAN P. DODGE,
RAwKER.

Land and Tax Paying AEen
COUNCIL Bluffs. sOwA.
T0HB GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE, Co
LECTION, and Land Business transacted, In
its BFauches,
TAXES PAID In WESTERN IOWA and NEBRAsK.
On the most liberal fsTms. 81
REFERENCES:
The Park Bank. New York City
Massachusetts Bsnk, Boston, MASS.
washington Bank, do do
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse, \ y.
Hon. John A. Kass0n, Washington. D. c,
Henry Farnum, Esq., Chicago, iii.
Hon. G. Baldwin, Judge Supreme Court Of Iowa
Hon. x. Sells, Secretary state Of Iowa.
n. Price, President state hank Of Iowa.
States Savings Association, ST. LouIE,
Messrs, Crow. MeG'reery b Co, 81 LOUIS; No
jan I. 1882. .p9HT-ff.
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y The distance from the spot where
y esnpos vas Cred 10 onaba, % Thurs
IT, 10 our once, is just ave miles 10 an
|, lice, according to tie velocity of sound;
!. .tlmed'' il on foGr or nvs shots.
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~ Well ''bes forty doliarsn there's
Il Copperhead 10 the county. They are
h strong war msn--wouid fghs IL you
bosId say they bad ever bsen RHythlng
t..
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q Prterson's and .Ballon's Magazines
FOR August, just received at she Post Office
News Depot.
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ID The commissioners appointed to take
SOLDIER sess last fall, hoid over This
n's elecsion. So says she Secretary of
hate. - -e - 80 y
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The stats Of iowa, I'm the dtstrset Uourt Of saSd
Postawattamie eouuty. ccaSsy, Saiy tsrms tses.
TO b. ". StsdAFS - 81 i -. - ss Iii
CIR ION are hereby notified thai ihsre Ii now en- as
~ ID ths Office % the CieTk % the District Court Oh
poaaawattsmie Gouhty the petition Of AIss StBaazd.
he geersI prayer uf wheh 10 asking the Or b dir
solve the bonds Of matfapay herekofOEe existing be-
tween yOu snd her and also asking decree for atss
noy sd fat unless sou sppesr aud answer 10 ssa Pc.
ttion OF before e the sscoaA day ef the nat
Res o. the DaatEict Court In and Cor said reny % A@
begun and holden the last Monday, Ahe sTth day 81
Idly next, default viii be snssred against Sna ana
decree In aecUrdance vita the prayer b sSia pei
tom. ..as ggst+ - ssE4.94 s'@aas #>s Ill III
R9ay 10th, 1850, ,. C. Y, sToSE,
az Afl'g fer PIGtsfJE
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

TORN IAFFERTY begs leave to announee to the cit
% tsens Of CoRncil euas and Omaha, thai be has
moved his
TAILORING EsTABLssHMEST
From lower 10 Middle Broadway. opposite the DeEay
Houee where he pes BY strict sttenison TO business
70 merit continuance OF that patronage iberail-
bestowed upon hiu siLes his commencement Of bRsi
ness in this city
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.svIIon. CoLE Mort, g. s. Assessor Of
y l5,h) District, arrived in the City yes
80. lie 10 stopping At the Dekay.
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YAPsC0TT'A Passage and Ex.
Y change efMce. <>

For Drafts Oa Engt8nd Ire
land. SC, OK Passage to and
fr@m aiveF pOol aud Lend on az
the boyVest rates. APPLY TO
TAPSC0TT R9O's a. @@.,
sal linz ca S,y+h - Y
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AZ NEw G@OD%.
Nav Gods Of ali kinds, st the
P1yF OFFICE Ro7E 7TasE
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IN "@'S "11 IVsPO4S-OIS OUaIIPNnIVs'
fftCE Oh Broadway Council Blpns:
ME~TS~
CITY LIVERY STAHLE.
Bryant St. North; OF broadway
COuN<Sh @1oFFs' oNA a. =
FLING PiTsi,ic with Snytains IN me l""'
At Ia,dinx dpr.p ths nna,snx ssssnn "~ '''" Inv
= PsrSns deeaFious Of having the Omnibus call
80. 80 -. ~ "'ii oe @ctnito"~'e"
@ on DEIN ADJ The above reward
nars,n "a S,iI ,atn@, s1, .rs..srs,,s " ~. -
El"~lns description a dark roam mare ny three
80, an s~S - - rs =. =" ~ - 81. III ~, 80
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NATIONAL TAX Law.
NATIONAL Tax Law and necisiohs, At the
~ FQaI 0IFA'k. RAoE STORE.