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The New York herald., 1863-08-15
BLUhT'S FRONTIER ARMY.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
Organization Of the Rebel
Forces in the Cherokee
Nation.
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SKETCHES OF THEIR Chief OFFICERS,
no, TO-. ~
SKETCHES OF THEIR Chief OFFICERS,
Our Frontier. Correspondence.

Our Frontier. Correspondence.
FoRr BLuxr Cherokee Nation, July 10, 1863
We arrived last night from Tal lah quah about
twelve O'Clock In addition 10 tho rcinforcements for
Cooperwho again at Honey Springs under Steele asd
Cabcwo learn from descrters who left Coopers camp
yesterday that four thousand and four pieces Of
tiisry, under General Baylor, on the way from
Texas, and are probably
UNION Rurcrrs
from Tcyas. who arrived yesterday, report tho Same
facts. They force At Bonham on the Red rivcr
undcr Bay and that s destination reinforce
Cooper So you may expect 10 hear Of lively times afew
days. General Blunt says he shall light tho rebels n hoy
arc forty thousand, md on their own ground.
GENERAL ngxLE COMMAND
Dcserters report Stoele command having Eupcrseded
Cooper and that no promises bis troops great results
says "that he viii attack General Blunt, hc General
b. does not move against him soon.n General Blunt
says that II Steele gets chance 10 be the attacking
party he viii have 70 hurry up his cakes.
MURDERED augRiILAs--voaT EuTr.
Spies sent 10 Forth Smith and Van Burcn returned this
morning They report only about three hundred
at Fort Smith. Guerilla parties arc numerous ip Wash.
Union men who have fed TO the mountains botng that
Union troops would soon occupy the country and relieve
70 Jme In, when they have Immediately been
shotoor hung. About two hundred men have
recently been murdered Ia this way 10 the three above
named countless This is the section which General Blunt
cleared and conquered last wntcr and In which no raised
three Union regments This brigade, now ido at Cass
vile and springfield General Blunt repeatedly urged
upon General schoneh send into Northwest Arkansas
and TO allow them to occupy drive tho gucrss and
protect The few Union men left These starving
In the mountains.
rofr DAVIS oocurnp.
Our cavslry now occupy tho site Of Fort Davis, SIX
miles south Of this, tho other side of tho Arkansas
This rebel work. captured BY Colonel Phillips last
winter and destroyed. II quite sxtensive costing
the confederacy half million buildings and intrcnch
ments The only other work of importance TO the rcbcs
10 tbat Of Fort McCuoch at Boggy Depot. the Choc
taw Nation, about eighteen miles from Tho Red river,
the road southwest Fort Smith. II Ii about
hundred and sixty miles from this prst u 10 stated 10
DO strong position. and is tho main entrepot for the
rebel supplies Of this region
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
MAJOR GENERAL alLuRR

Our readers will find. Is smother part u
te.day paper. the III notice IL the q,
segment 81 Major Gehsrsll = sinner |.
duty 10 Ibis Military Dspsf'msa. as SC.
cond ~ command Il Gen d grfEard..
Atagrase cti.ls IA ii, history 81 Charles.
ton. ~ oHcer hlg i ~ Conscience sflhe
Confederate Government, 80 vi military
knowledge. prgJ.nta ana espt sace, ha.
been added y thr .f0Ip ell Gsetrals !.
whom The defence q y cis, Va been En-
trusted.
Jeremy r. CLINE native IT NORTH
Carolina. from Whirs r reseiyed an
appointment ~ 60 f Nrs Point n
1888. lie graduated iourih ~ ciass.
and N 1859 was COMMISSIONS Second
Lieutenant o. Engineer, in .ha til :. Ar
ny. For time Ne acted a. Professor 81
Engineering at The IVES, Point tesden,
Al TIE time II the secession II tie south
etn STATES. he had risen 20 the rank o! Ma
jor of Engineers. and was on duty IN Cali.
.Iornia. lie nrompAy resigned hisconmls
sion and returned TO the South. joining
General Sidney Johnston al Bowling Green
lie served upon the s,aii Of Gen. Johnston
a. Major and chief Of Engineers. partiei.
pating ia the defence " tJrls Henry and
Doneisun, aud in the battle VI Shiloh. Up.
on The fall Of Gen. Johnston 10 the lat
ramed conflict. he was ordered ~ Rich
Yand, and placed AZ the head Of the In
giueer Bureau, with tie rank 81 Colsnsl,
which position he has held up TO the date
Of his appointment, q few days ago. a. Ma
ior General.
We cordially commend Gen. Gilmef 10
the esteem and support o. our people.
Ciariesisa Mtr1y,
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Mob violence In Raleigh.

A dissraceful exhibition Of mob violence was en-.
acted in Raleigh last week, which oil sober citizens
must deeply regret.
On Wednesday night between ten ana eleve u
o'clock, some fly 10 hundred men, portion Of
Be nnings Georgia Brigade, who had jnst arrived in
The Weldon train on their way west, led, y sid,
By their Majos end accompanied by ether officers,
made an attack upon the Standard Office, throwing
,he type into p, and scattering h about lhe a,or aud
in the street. Some state work was destroyed, and
pa per, stationary, &C.. destroyed Or carried OIL The
violence was stopped by the arrival Of Gov. Vance.
terms. After which they retired que,ly 10 lheir
camp. Al done, apparently. IN der The order 81
the officers.
J. Early in the morning. when his outrage bsrsme
Safe Journal. 10 supposed retaliation, threw The
Office utterly into pi, bre.king up the cases and
stands, windows, presses, &C. and left The whse
concern q complete wreck. About the time The work
and BY bis nlereession and remembrance further ,iO-
ence restrained, and BY lis means ony il Is sup.
posed. the Register Office escaped Ike destruction.
In re 10 This matter, the Chris,isn Advocate
observes: We base heard no enc attempt o justify
or palate The outrage in elmer case. Tue first o.
fence on the part Of the military, certainly did not
justify in the least, The latter offence y NIB czens
aad boys. Both were positive violations Of Law AMI
order, and both IN their conception, execution and
results can have no ether tendency Than 10 b,eak
down and override al law and good gsyernrhent. and
10 insUgurae state Of things which every good eli.
zen must depiecaie and condemn.
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DESPERATE ATTACK UPON FORT
SIfMTER,

Charleston, Sept. 9.-At half past one
this morning the enemy made bold and
determined effort to carry Fort Sumter By
assault. The Fort was garrisoned BY the
Charleston Battalion and commanded by
Maj. Stephen Elliott. The enemy APP
preached in about fifty barges, and, as soon
as they were seen, Foit Moultrle and Bat
terry Bee opened upon them simultaneously
with the infantry in Sumter. The Yankees
succeeded IN landing a portion OF their
force at the ruin, but after Is minutes
contest, in wllch the Charleston Battalion
Tough. chiefly with bgickbats aud hand
grsnades. they we're driven back and re-
treated in disorder. No account has yet
been received concerning the Yankee loss
in killed and wounded. We captured from
the assaulling party three stands OF c"lors,
four or fye barges, eighteen commissioned
officers and one hundred and two rank and
file. The prisoners are now coming up IL
the city. Ne casualties on eur side, auV
men having good cover.
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The Raleigh Register.


he Raleigh Register 10 Bis is.us 81 Wedne.ay li,t.
announces the di.eonlnuanee o. The pOblieation Of
1he paper IN TIA, ci and III intention forthwith 10
remove The Office 10 Petersburg. aud expects 10 re-.
sumo The publication there in three n for weeks.
Il vii IL published Daily, semi.Eeekly, AMI Week.
~, under the following Terms.
The Daily Register viii b. served 10 city sub.
scfbefs At Fifty Cents per week. payable 10 The car.
rief weekly. single copies ten cents.
Pnee. for mailing. = single copies IS cents $50
per year; Sir months sls; Three months IS, one
mouth 50.
The " semi.Weekly flesister" will be msils4 ~
so re- year; sir month. 50; Three meat
TIE Weekly Register" viii be Hsilsi ID fs..
sefissts 81 81 per- snnum; Sir month. "A
Mr syme publishcd % sble and IT,. Ha fr.
ahen 'a'sl IL Petersburg before, nd Ne 5aa ~.
sumo itai h. pDblicsiion vii foi * ie.staass .r
Interesting ron his return II h.s od 'sf .a.s.
enriched .. Re must 30 with eydal raa -
rpebepte
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Aillsbaruugt gssurnrr.
HILLSB0R0UGH, Nc.
wednesday, September rs, lse3.
NO TICE E..

T 1 will leave for the Army in Virginia On Tues
day the 22d instant All boxes must be weighed, and
the weight marked on the box, and left at the depot
the day before. Ne money must bc sent in ieilss
w. A. THOMPSON,
Agent for n. G.
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Court.of this State, has just decided. in q
case Of habeas corpus brought before him,
that exemption from service in the COME
derats army. in consequence OF having put
in substitute. does not discharge one from
service in the Home Guard Of the State.
Raleigh Progres.
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A Paris correspondent Of the Lendoa
Nfrald says that palt:iCa, men Of ali par.
ties here, consider the establishment II The
new stale u lhiags ~ Mexico renders he
formation ii an alliance With the Conled-
sfas, a. an Indispensable necessity. Its
reporied that aegotlalions are going 90 70
bring about the INSULT. Siidsu had long
interview with be l.elluyso on the Goth and
2ist. Astramer supposed to Be tie flur.
ida was seen 10 the channel IL QueenstOws
on the Esd, e,IJcnll, On the track u Amer.
lean vessels
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Richmond. Sept I0.-A special dispatch
TO the Dispatch, dated Lynch berg loth,
says that on rues.la, marn,ng . FIGHT oc.
Cured at felfTd's Stailsn, on The East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. Tie
enemy we're driven back SIX miles, 10 Lime
stone. There our forces zane up with
them. and after short engagement cap
tured several hundred Yankees and abnut
one hundred East Tennessee tories. who
had gotten into block house. ICON which
they we're delivering pretty heavy FIRE on
our trosps. Our casualties we're slight
loss Of enemy not known. Their dead aud
wounded were carried of TO the rear in a
train on the railroad. Two hundred and
fifty. five Of the prisoners arrived here this
evening. The rumored capture of Grew
lev, Msnrgsmsry and Nelson IL 1nloond.
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

virginIa.-ar. Collier. Of Petersburg. on .a,.

FTrSfnfas-Nf.O oIIIef, o. FeteFsbuFg On lease.
introduced 10 The Senate q Virginia on Thursday
last till TO prevent The appreciation Of the eunen.
g issued BY authority q The Conielrr.ie STATES;
also. 81 10 reduce and regslaIe ihe prs. u cloth.
ing manufactured The slsie and WHEAT AMI Indian
corn. and the products ihsfaof
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Charleston, Sept. The lombard men,
was kept up without intrrmissisn all a.,
yesterday. and FAR into the night.
About so Of our mrh were killed .,a
wounded at Wagner and Gregg.
The attempt To assault Gregg wa, r,psl.
sed. Before the enemy had completed their
landing great haspck is supposed 10 h,,,
been made IN their boats BY our grape and
Canister.
At dark. yesterday afternoon, the ep.m,
having advanced their sappers up 10 Ii.
very aual OF Wagner. and il being imps..
siblr TO hold The Island longer, 6rn. Beau.
regard Urderrd is e,acuatlon, which ~.
executed between 8 p. 10. AMI q. ~. Win
success We spiked the gun. of Wagner
and Uregs. and Withdrew, nalseles,ly, 10
lorty barges. Only one barge, containing
twelve men, was captured.
The enemy nov hold Cummings Pom.
IN iull view oi..lhe civ.
Sept. 8. p. n.-Yhe enem,'s feet Ia,
been firing at Mouiirir and occasianall, a,
Sumter all das long. Casualties II Msui-
lfle. u KILLED and lpwonndsd. Our work,
on sulinan's Island aninjursd.
Several houses ~ the siilage of Moullris
willie on sulli,an's Island were fired by the
enrm,'s lncrnd.ary shells.
Our batteries on sullisan's Island and
Moullrle have been replying briskly TO the
rnelnn's feet. Two Of the Monitors shies
we're frequently struck were tswsd Of B,
wooden steamers.
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Richmond, Sept. fs.--CoI. " w :,
len, La; Col. c. l.. Battle. Al, ~,
Goode Bryan. Ca. Col. w. w K,.., So,'
N. c.; Col. Robert ID. JoAnson NJ ~
Col. VIM. A. Quarles, Tenn. Cal w
q. Wickman, Va; Col. NJ. O. Bu,l.r q
G., have all been promoted to Br;oad;s.
Generals. The las, Two are in the csvs,..
service.
The Baltimore American Of the 10Th h..
bees received. A Telegram from Cincir
natl, dated the 9Th. says that Cri,teaden,,
division Of Rosecrans's army. took passes
sion Of Chattanooga on that day. the Con
federates having evacuated The town.
Charleston Sept. 1.-The enemy bav.
mounted two guns at Battery Gregg. 3,
Cummings Point. bearing on Sullivan,
Island. There has been bur little firing IA
day. One Of our shells from James lslana
exploded the enemy's magazine at Batter,
Gregg, causing great confusion there.
Charleston. Sept. l2--Considerabl. 6r.
Ing last night. chiefly Gom our bat,erle,
AL quiet this morning.
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Funeral NOtiCe-The Funeral Of Miss N
Co.'s will be preached providence permiitins.) at
Orange Church, the Third Sabbath in September.
s. PEARCE.
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Promofed.-Majors chenek Of the SSH y.
c. r., having resigned that commission on account
Of III health, Capt. John W. Graham. Seth y. 4.
Of this Place, has been promoted TO The vacancy.
We see il stated that Cal w. w. Krkilnd, also
Of this place, has been HOmo,ed 70 Brissdlsr GEN.
eral.
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Movement or Troops

troops have been passing up The road, keeping very
actively employed for The week past. Part u them
were for the western section Of this State TO quell
deserets which appear 70 be prevailing there tot most
y 20 realOrce the army 81 Cen Bragg in Tennessee
where important operations may soon be expected.
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LATE PROM THE NosrH AND ErRopl

Aaib EhON BIB NpAI NM EthiFE.
Richmond, Sept. IA nas Of truce
boat arrived al Clts Point last NIGHT, but
brought no returned prisoners.
New York papers u lhr 9Th have been
received. 4 correspondence winch pissed
between L,ncoln snd Fernando Woo,l. on
the peace question. 10 December last has
been Published. Wood .s,s he ~as al {.
yised that the Southern Stairs wnuld send
Representatives 10 the next Congress, pro-
,ided full aud general smnesiy VA,
granted them 10 d. %. and urges the ces.
sation Of hrstiliirs. Lincoln replies that
il the people Of the Southern States would
cease resistance and reInauglrate u NAN.
tain national authority within the limit, of
such States a. are al war. ho.ulliirs w0nld
cease on the part Of lie United states. and
II within a reasonable time an amnesty
were necessary 10 such an end. ii would
not be WHITFIELD.
The ship Pembroke having been fred
upon BY the Japanese forts. tie gunbnat
Wyoming proceeded TO the scene Of the
outrage and sIlenced the forts and DESTROY
ed two war steamers belonging to The ia.
panese.
"a Western telegram reports the COATED
crate army, under Steele aud Conner. as
having retTealed to Psry,ille, al which
place the commIssary depot lad been de.
slroyed.
Lincoln sats he will not make .he release
OF officers ofnegro regiments 81 ndisSrnsa.
bic CONDITION 10 the renewed u exchange.
Richmond. Sept. I2.-t dduonal news
from Northern files TO The OH, saws hat
the steamer Sunbeam loundrfrd during d
heavy gale 10 Lake Superior. On The 4lh.
Al % board except the @heelsnan and
thirty.6se others were drowned.
The text Of tie second notes. endorsed
by France. England and Austria 10 Russia,
~ Polish affairs, have been published. The
language is lirm and against lae policy Of
tie Gar. A crisis - spoken II with great
gravity. The Turkish seraglio va. re-.
seldS burned 10 the ground. An exciting
scene occurred amsng the three hundred
soneu who inhabited il.
n 49, thought that tie United States
protest glinst Napolson's action ~ Mex.
CO would be presented in France week al.
f-ihe liiins ~ tie Scotia. The Imperial
l4mils 81 Auslria have resolved that the
ireA Duke On the assumption Of The Grown
I'LL ilesiru must ren0vnce All pslitical
ghias . > scion 81 the House Of Iiapsbarg.
Ihe american Consul Al Frankfort, still
psaf. tyican ilsv.
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J,sh ngctslos W
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
HATS I

BEEBE = co. y PATgaT vKAxEL As&ns s =
AnJUsTIgs HAes are 80 construcssd IS ss sasaA1
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81 sss peg assaas s&&sslasa vita c0zas Asss as
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.sa By themselves, wiaa spsaasl ssfeFsnxs 10 asss
eass retail trsas sAreashsat TIE soansfy. RTscss
Il so.t Hats, Erosa als - sss per dessn 4iSsyi
"a land shs best qualities Of Paris ssst Hssa d ts
,ssss styles -An sgasEs bs sAza viH SsSeivs
gsaspa ssssnaaaa Tarms Csah. less 30 ssaa,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
says At WASHINGTON orr. .. .. s
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

rn The rsauest Of j. b. JExxExs d o., 70 sss
EA-axsRga ksE sAs sSzea aSsAeilshea % 1sszz ~
BrSA!ngson City fug The coilscsAea md szaaSasss-
10 Of CLATMs Againss the u. b. Gevexnn4Asky wAsA
ssysci. reference 10 kha kznssrsslI insEsHesa 81
GESTURES ssa sss exizsssass tnts1sss u ne sx~
!SIlnx var. I hays sssasftakea III QQgEsaL 1lsyts
BsEuea lgsacy Tor Western Iowa and Nsass sxss
Were l4ecsfvs aa6 atssad 20 Nj ssezas
isr eay snd bounky 90 Fs1sGsssTs, foE ksAsessx Or
cams fer sabsaak3nSs, Kspyss on Transportation
tralahHa 70 the sevswn1isnks wAisAs ssaax prs In
rgPss turm and trsazmittsd - WsshazEkosl ~ Ag,
VII be Ssompsay xnA saitkfalay rFesecass9 % shs
sr.prapal AGENTS sbsss named d k&s.F -
Persons kxstng demands 81 stT assTlF saea e
EaaaAi sszlast tAa essYefnmsaE hssisg lessa e
suitable toun4Asiea, ard feaaafing s1taStmehh
a4y rely upon sheIr claims kslng snessssfHu prot
sgssd, and sasir dnss srsnptiT reznins6 70 fssdh,
b making early apeiicaktsH y nae.
I VIII be sasvlAsd vita ali Laws feTma. gnis& -
tastrp-slSza nscsxsAry for he prepss AaH
Of Claims, aad also al AipAshsfsrtl lsf 81 essA-
isss and mea u 2ii grades In he Baisagf serves
~ ksgaaszfs &nd CesTsntkA Nhexs1 Hp0a -
happening o. any eaxaafty, cS the mxfnfIy ss -
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ssnes, - bsAsif Of ths eixgnzaax Ut his
aTss, f0s Id sssaeslsamsas IN thsf8M M1ai =
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Roadway g. II, RAEaXNE@
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
rnE I.IsCoLs CATEcaassx.

lueSEauns what - tnS co0SaAu1syAft
Answer. A compact wish hsll---Row
obsolete.
q. What Is lhe government |
il. Abraham Lincoln, Charles Suaa-
t nsr and Owea Losjoy. j
q. WHAT II is prAadsDs
4. A general sgsns for negroes.
@. What 10 Congress !
a. A body orgaai&ea fsr the paEpsssf
of appropeEaflng funds 70 bay AfffOsna, |
1 and 10 make laws 20 protest the Prasi- |
I dent froxa bang punished for any viola |
tions c6 IA& he nag Be gaElsy e9s
/ q. What 10 gn army
! 4. a provost gnAraso srress white
men and SEE pegroea free.
Il @. Whom are members OF pongrsss
suppessd 10 rspssseas1
Il ii. The President and Cabinet.
i q. What = understood ~ resaalss
money ~ = s'.ss 20 II
A. Psintiag gFssa paper 81 81
II q. whas doss the Uonssisatson Easaa
nv ssfrssdeaa es the press ss'
A. The suppression Of Dsmsesasss
baa i sss meaning 81 the sola
& ~ ss.<x sss9 ess ae..a
4 laoarosrasion id hassile. 'ss y = =
q. What u . Secretary Of War -
II a. a nsn Nhc srrssss people II tel
q. What srs tao ausaes ef che sssss-
4 i. 10 bsila az<i ajax ganbsass- ~
ii ID. Wh4k III ths bsssinsss rf the Dee.
rsasry al Treasury g.F ass
Al. 10 dsssroy the state hanks, sssd
| siI III packsts 81 shs people with ire.
ST aeemahse q. 81 shinplasssrs. 80
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q "A IN W. aovss hia sesasry lssa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

Corrxa MxAns.t gHkis yumored thai
Lincoln win soon issae proclamation
calling In Gil the old copper cent?, apsn
the ground shas shey are used " gfss ssaid
and comfort to 70 the enesny, By being
used by the Democrats fer copper bead
brss<ts The Secretary OF she Treas
arr - s11e consideration the sgopEiesy
ofsiksffnk WI dsaignupon the nsOkis cents
--srassae The Iaaian ehsa now Ssespies
one aide, and placing In ia stead the
buss OF ssfres American Of African de-
oens, . an hesak mossa diakiasaassoa the
obises azsd pslies Of the Administration.
= Fnadisg Ucoari<s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

By TlKsEs of spHsial egecHtioa 10 ms difscsaa
FROM se eee cf tAe Clerk OF the District FaFf VI
S&saty Iowa. shall proesaa ts
ssi % Wednesday The 9lEt dag es las. A.. D., t692.
hetzess4 IL Nszes 8t ~ sse6psN II e &aA Sx%M !
aa Rsal Estak4 Of WILLIAM Lssiis and Jaxass MARSH,
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