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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-14

0os. KiFkwosd has gons 10 ST. Louis
70 lsok altar the interests 81 Iowa soidisrs
10 hospital there. 81
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&TEs 10 stated shas Geo. Stone 10 noH
being tried by cpurs martial, sitting with
cloasd dooass %5s
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HThs psws in Henry Ward Bssshsr's
Church have just rented for &2s 900. F.
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NATHAN r.. DODGE,

Land and Tax Payin@ Ascent
: fEEs COUNCIL BLUERa, IOWA.
KvyHR GKNRRAL BANKING, Ex0HANGEs Coz
Il -LRcrioM, and Land Busfnesa ttansacsed. N al
- FAKES PAID In WESTERN IOWA anA NRBaAsxA
on ehs most h0eTe3 fey'ass @s d., -. e.. -
ss48 es5ss& RERERRH0R9s ...fs.@. II
The pmyk Bank, Nsw Nork CITY. iss~ya - ....a
Massachusetts Bank, Bostons Mass. =, - r'~7f' ;
WaskiaEton hank, "a. do & d 5ss is ~ r. ;
Bank on Syracase, Syracuse, y.
Hca. J6kn A. Kassoas WasAtnStaa, y. o. ! - y 8:
Henfy Paynum, Rss.. Ghieases III.
Hos. q. Baldwin, Sudes 9u9Fame Caags % 1@&ss 2
Ren. 4. Sails, Secretary State % fowa- ss =. In
n. Price, President ststs Bank ct Iewss
Ssaaes Savings Aaeoctaaioms o. Leaie. ..sfE = ?
Weasvs Crow, McCreasy u Co., gt. Lsuls; Ne.
fan 4. laea. ssvenTsss! ~ &<zE% a. f-'E =
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ca The total amount raised Tor the re-
isif Of the suffering 10 Englssd 10 reported
- $ll0, 900, and subscriptions constantly
coming 10. The "Gsorgs Griswold'' took
ous cargo consisting Of 1888 barrels Of
aosr, Us barrels Of bread, so barrels Of
beef, so barrels Of pork, 4o2 boxss Of ba-
con, l67 baga Of corn, and 8 tisrcss and .
bags of rice, {
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IN 4eeosaf with Federal Tss :
1870
BALANCE SHEET

THOMAS TusTEvTN.
.. L. "atfs vita the Stats Of I0lpas
- ,,,.n! N s Hss Inn. issa......... ossS q
~ -. Int
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n Aees,.as VITA Fsss!

: fsss - - SA&SSNspS NeeeS . 80 :
Ry balance doe Jane 1, 1861. .s...s...s
SaIary stum Jan. tie9 20 San. !. 80. ..
b nsRSiaas raceave1 Cor recording from
June 1, 1852. 10 IAN {, 1888 sss..s.
aua,s recalyed fof naagtsaga lleanses. :.
arnouns received foF Ef2Eszseo IL
eensea prevaonaly tzasspass ssss,
hafanee aHe TrsssursF sss ss.s.s ssss.
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REPORT Or TliOs. T0sTEvlN,

finances Of Ais oAss FROM jane iss .issa . ssnnary
la, 1858. Il. 4
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-14

In AeeeWnG vita Fe9sTh TGS:
20 Rsaanes reported dae guns 1, 1885,. SssS 20
Prtn, Int. s,st.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-14

g g Arrangements for the ssSoidisrs'
Fsssisal'' are progressing ,ansly ladies
havs been eanvassiag Che city, soliciting
donations. and <spors the most aasssriag
saocess. No paine will Be spared, by those
interested In gessing up he Fair, % render
il ths most interesting and abrasive party
Of the kind, azAr '.gos mp IL these pares.n
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{. - The brave Gsnsrsl Kosssaa, II Z
spsseh q Lancaslsr. psan., aid; saly 20.
lisieai erssI 10 bat . miauts loSgs - is--
she goversmens Of ny fathers and shs
friends. Of that gevsrament--and I an
against the enszaiss Of that gevsrumens,
and all their friends, North and South. ''--
That 10 she tras doctrine, and all who
cannot endorse it are enemies 10 The soan
my, and sympashissss NTH traitors.
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= In AcesSRs villa Rea& RssS p s$':1 I
= @> 1855. !
10 amt reported dslinqusut Sune' - :. 50 x"
1882. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. %xS " :t- "a
au,t sf inkefess e0liestsds sssE.x = ~ "a, - a.
nv axrt az tax eOieesedss....ss ~ss 100 so -
ara,t Of Interest collecsedss.s.ss. 49, ~ ~
- -S%A-~-- ue----~s
.. aa&s ri ases RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Affair nj CmIpepper.

lfrom the Richmond Examiner, sept Is
on Sunday the neht seems 10 have not extended be
you'd The hosnds % skirnish and not pCrentive ~
general NOV, Dcnt the part 6cuerai Mss army
any considerable portion Of ~ The Of cpery
that crossed at starks and Hey's fcrds ala excee
two regiments of cavalry several peco. q artillery AID
few hundred sharIshootng infantry our forces f,i
hscx. ~ Brandy station this force encountered
W. H. w. fe~s brigade Of cavalry comm pnded BY Colonel
Peal n the Ninth Virginia and TIE brigadc after fighting
smc tue fell back farther, and TIE ssrmishlrg war
scit ~ through the afternoon Our forces COX twenty
i've lrsoocrs, and Killed and wounded many ~ they
"a tutcd II IL thought our les n not over tasnty Ave
rnen atugethcr-siled, wounded and ms.lry Co,onei
Bel ,omtnanl'ng, was slightly wounded bot renamed
on the fed
Beyond above passengers BY the Central train sst
evening could gvc bit few particulars. The enemy had
ocupled uroypcr court no' and held that rrt.oa u
the orange and Alexandra Railroad also san
Demonstration was making - th1sgh the euemy intend
throw force across tho Rapliar at point not
'neDt1 ned.
latest accoants represent the enemy having retired
agn across The Rappabann'cs or forces hid la,rn
back som tnlies 10 the direction ~ Gordougvfe
The Fredcrcssburs train brought 10 ness whatever
from ID. lover Hsppahannsek, md the report that The
onnpres.n, Yankee had appeared IN 'ofcc Falmouth
: net confirmed. They h"~e,er, stretched aaug
the warrenton OF swamp read falling back u aid
such the sitaaiDn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


From the Richmond inquirer sent. 10
The Chaiianoog, R'ei (.nblsBci al Marietta, cal,
says that The news from the trent % stirring
chHactcr Chattanooga has al lcngth been a@ndoned.
The rot Oloe tue TELEGRAPH office aud the remainder ~
tho baggage II tie departments. have hecn ronr"d this
side 81 'hicka'nanga station, aud the tow 'onrsry
vance lin the wl. vacr tcsrcey tho 80. ~
Tennessee u ocgnpci by tsis 49, 10 s-', ia
as 10 the recovery 90 he ~, ground III nd ma,ny
the result ~ the opera aors ~" srFty.
Prom the cou'rr AZ Rome, ''eor,yn i"atn iiat ~"
latest oricai news received thef. from Arhe, 'iu"
town nhsve Rome" dated ut i've former "ul - ei'
ocock Sunday night ne ncny VIZ" item reported 10
force, moving Down II ,.ey, ard H. iafse rs"fa.y
that Wharton k.ei. sni t~n ~ ~ " i.t comma.
MES captured i alre The designs = ~. waia
understood. The Courier thinks il s b4olly r,sh.
that be win attcint MA any ten ~ e,a ~. ed
mon. % pas ragg Hanh ani lhas cs" hinsrh - -
cSt,y from the " he ~efc mnlftg n.tr feid
nron Rome. he nsh have bsod tiefe three ,iays 80.
not defeated N the effort
The Meridian n,ss..,ssan u the ith s's'e. th,i -.
able Information has been received ~ te'pa .nt -
.us-.- Va Gad.len. w. 4alsr.
Satrrd liet, ahout ttrtv tnst sand ~ ther ~
gong toward hiu;ston Mbeeors oaval', a hrn
pulsed bv laras pasiy ~ THEN. ~ aWnt s.t
receiving rein ofrtmoitg II v duhs#s tlo Hflno -
tho raiders Ia fifiLc tho railroad Il ~, sra ~
Kingston and stop c,nnnncat "a with l'rat sf'ny.
his tcsafc toe =, fnnus q an iuas..t ~ u,o.
mcu, m ths part o ~" sacinf. We I'll - esst T. near
81 = general engagement IL Iat Ieh''e. - y icN
days
Tho atlanta mn o-e,s v Friday last. ser'oubcs u,
furnishes tie fullpstrgt~-
An Intelligent gentleman DO arrlvet cty tes
,ordV m"fniug rom ~ irh, ssct - ioliqsme "'of
mHtlHn-~
lhf,c traias lc't Chlksmaaga q, ule o,t.k T.. d. -
wodnc,.ay htiuglus a4As ~ tie sose.tueht ~ s@fti
army stores and o'ler Snlnfh r..
Tho Yankee AIRY pri~ifg Abnrt hrsf murray
vla. three InikT n'rih - thai nss0t 49," iht b"tfi
from, Wide a. ad.nos" l"fea 'on Il 80. "fs geo
near q Gravrv'e hAiinf 80 plst~s
Anntle- Confederate force hhs h.,ains lbu fsu.Dl
osst = The STATE ,aad. - ttncpt ialeh. ehssg iAer
pusioa ~ rutt cincrs .g,. FL.
Tho MIN bod, u III ofres ers r'nt fise. 70
meet u,p rnsnly ana "a yiye thcn, battle
Inn IT, laies accounts 49, atN trt 81 - NAtt
" In men 10 fN n ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Another Account, % the AmaIr.

ARuS NogrnstS ffpaisfts sept. 1909.
Az PREDICTED ton days agp, toe Yong uict has
been bruh auS cssh 81 arns ANN rerra'dg along
the banks N The RapJahannocs THIS cteniy bad cal
Pepper force ard forces arc MAXIM ready
them The following ~ nearly an accurate statement
o. what uauspred w tulpepper as cat 10 ufnsne ust
ABBOTT hire. Uc och N Sunday mcruing aforna.
ton conveyed r. the cavalry that the enemy
preparing " eros. 10 Stark FORD eight above
our forccs and At Eegys some ive glles below lIon
hat hey would doubt te 60 operated With the
corvs 81 the enemy which for como tmc past Zen
enompcd On this sde q The Rnppahsnooct river al
railroad bridge.
The wagons were al once packed md n rear
and he horses ordered N be sadied the fncn
we're b1den to p,eIa'e for any emsrgebcy
AZ .ybfeAk ~ x2der General l. max IN sstnuard Il
JoneS' old trlssfe, nov hFs o.n. and W ~ b. lc4s
under troDei neala u tho Ninth glrs cavalry mos
tho trout, and found al QUOT s-fas h. w.
'ite- brcus hi nforratsa al the eyenv ere
oSrssins o. stssks FORD, With su handr,d e.yaav IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
he G y ARL E st ON.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE SIEGE.
-~s7@~-.~r~~~~-~- -><~y-~~
Tho Rebel Press on the Inconsistencies Of
the JEFF. Davis Government.
o0~~.o~~>>>>Nc~o->~~~>~~
THEFLEET BEFORE CHARLESTON
~>o>>~~->~-~-o~~-o~~>~~~
STRENGTH OF FORT MOUL TRlE.
.oo~~~~~~~~~>~>~N~~~>~>~>
xODUs OF CITIZENS.
~a>~>~->r~~>~>~~~~~N~>
Bursting Of a Mammoth Blake
ley Gum,
&C., &c., 10.
THEFLEET BEFORE CHARLESTON
STRENGTH OF FORT MOUL TRlE.
E ODUS OF CITIZENS

Hioh sue tuhTIestou mercury sept III
Since tho wen managed and successful reprse Of tho
Yankee barees from Fort Sumter Wednesday morning
ele mas occurred IN this vicinity 10 vary tho monoony
Ok tho siege. Prom our own community and sister
cities We hear tho praises OF the brave spirits who hold
tbe fort and OF It's callant commander. MalDtephcn
Niott who was selected for his soldierly - bcs 10
command the fort upon tho withdrawal Of artillery
and the substitution Of infantry garrison last Friday
night This repulse Of the barges adds 10 his well won
reputation.
The enemy have been chiefly employed in throwing mp
works 1t Cummings Point In strengthening and repair
ing Battery Wagner and In making alterations and add
lions 70 their batteries In the interior OF the island
among other things, 10 cutting embrasures in battery
on Pencon mn In those operations hoy display their
usual unqneetionable energy, aud their progress n
steady, ~ spte OF tho IRE under which they com
PEELED 70 TOT o the most part Of the time In the
while their batteries have been perfectly SILENT though
ours A. We hive already hnted have not been atoge
ther idle.
Throughout, Wednesday night OF the James Island
batteries ma attained fire upon Morris Island Ut inter
walls Of i've minutes During the following day the fr'
kept up though not continuously by the same bat
teriee, a. well as BY those On Suivan's Island
Tho fleet rsmaDs inactive and IL probably stl engaged
In tinkcrng tho damaged sides OF Of its vessels
Tho lronsides yesterday lying very close TO Bat
terry Gregg, with schooner Immediately beside her.
One ii the prisoners stntes that the Attacking force
night before last mado up or two lines OF barges
tending TO the length OF half mile. The man unable
however, 10 give the number or the barges.
rough computation, based upon come captured papers
containing the details for the assault give the number
tho stormng party o sight hundred and seventy eight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Rush OF Emigran,. "a she New Gold
Dixginrs.

NAN Fh4Nssoo, kept. -, Isbtl
Arrived, ship Lss'. wos~s from fbiladepba.
Sailed steamer for the sorthefn cons, conle,sy
loaded with passengers and f.isai for ths mines iy
discovered ore hundred AMI n,y miles q tho co'o
RADIO r~cr, called the San rraneigoo nu,ug district
The excitement IN the souihe part Of tho state
cerning this rss district very great and crowds
notklnSn that direction.
Partes recenty returned 10 Los Ansslc~, With o'nd.
crabe quantities n god report discoveries q yauabs
quartz loads Tho san FRANCISCO mountains, ,ni exhibit
itch .Ies iuepy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Death OF Hon. Richard Bsodhea d.

fbfoS. Pa. Sept IL, 1868.
Hon Ei.hard Brcdtcad dea hc-s this morn ~. Tho
aecoased bas for many years taken rrou men, part
pubic affairs IN ennsylvana having reyrereni.igorth.
aup,on ooon,y N tie fagsAture three years 'ks az.
us, 10 Congress az years, aud Penny iyana n a.
senate u Tho tnis states years. He A. greatly re-
apcc.d 10 a good citizcn ani ~ a nan u yuest 49,
pulses md strict integrity. Hn death Las cast general
rloorn over the community
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Particulars or Skr Late En-

Telegram g hlchmond Papers


Opsats inrkr HetsK revt IL. 1893
II reported Tint the enemy mae his Appearance 10.
day from sommeryiic ard Raecaon r.~s small force
consisting u cavalry 10 front ~ Karia.an bridge.
Nothing n interest has tralspirei 10 day.
Cartere battalion 81 artiN"ry lost twey three IN XII 81
and wounae, IN the shellug at Raccoon Ford ycsosday
evening.
Very title hopes entertained q general
gagement.
General stuart ost three pieces % artillery Monday
SIX prsu ers Including ss,lted officer. "a ;.
turcd at stow station friday, arrived here this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Tho Maryland coier,d psrimsn,..

fAirhcu, SOFT IL 1873.
Tho Maryland cclorsi regiment recruited here nads
DIES parade tbs morning from thor etcampulent
the rass shrough Ire city, attracting sererafatent1a.
ne regimen, APPEARED Nth full r-ns tboassEa
noa--and made sSieDdd appcsrares. rhey hsf al
br.~ hand q coIorsd ngo2p~. Al-saer eoxr~i ,e.l
uasci y 'a-Mme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
NEWS FROM the PACIFIC.
Progress 81 the Western Pacific Rail.
road. SC.

say FsAscsco, Sop; 15 1893
Arrived, n steamer Lancaster, from TIE Southern
oosts and ships New Hampshire, from New York and
Don cunoto, from Hong Kong
The shp invins' tie arrived from New York ge~crday
not tbe Young America ~ enormously reported.
Cars from this city Yesterday 70 within seventeen
mites q san jose, over tns Western Pacific Railroad
Twenty-Five miles viii be order Tor pas-,ngcr
within month. m. balance ~ the road 10 san Jose
will b. completed by January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Beauregard and tho Defence Of
Chm

From the Wilmington (N. CO. Journal Sept ST.
Some days ago the following paragraph appeared IN the
Richmond Selt,nd
THr or JuIv.-Asa matter OF history. copy
day Two se,9a1s Of ns By Which ae enemy my
ooP.s z MAJ pap fro, ron Vance shs. n
good fecIin-whieh We hope win not o. ios on The com
e.ssa q which only two ssp. =, time soamand.r
ioa't many and should be equally ssiant
taken by surprise.
TO this tho Charleston Mercury Of tho Both August
Tho Richmond sen'ind Is pleased to transfer 10 its
columns at this late date orig ana selected
tcc from the M,rcurY 10 avail itself % the opTor
tuniiy to print the eroing which Notwithstanding ia
anectation Of good feeling transparent attack on
the Of this department thor red
arc A.ormed by tho record warranted by the
scop the articles copied.
Tho ennei IN sometimes accredited ~ the organ 81 the
administration III tas DO IL ~ someN hat painful TO
observe, that while all the other lonrns At Rcbmood
and Indeed IN the whole country aud In the defence y
Charleston sources OF pride theme tor high commonda
ton and abundant grounds tor confidence ~ tho enduring
courage 81 the Oh cars and and the skill u the
handing general entrusted with that defence this news
paper alone shoa,a ind ground for nsidoas dsparage
ment.
General Beanrcrard provide against rrou
Charleston IN several dire,cn, directions Tho route from
North Fd,so John Island through r. Andrews ar.
ish, constituted another method - attack 10
~ railroad With interior ap
pronoh by the Neck james Island constituted third
the ronte by suiivGn's laud, Nnart iea-ant the
direction OF Cooper river, roOsui. four'b-Norrt-
Island being the hfth soo of these were thought BY
thr ssn'aa,nr seL.i ~ y ne VIM. a'Iers ~. :,
DO p.,sn@ ", ~ III, 80 -, = ~ $3.50 ~ ~ n,
ne ~. Z, - o,.s 49, - 49,, eo., INV,
49, ,na,a, Ma I, \, III. -. W -,,a, ,..s y, I :
nlrt !, 4 naievca ~. qI.-. tbe 90 ~. 1sc a,,1,
oyq,,n, r,er,n.,s,1cas ,s,,i \, ~. fall \, f,,,,,
wan s.veral uav. ~ antro,rh n. s.ls.t.d 49, y,
Morris ineta., ~ Inc. l.l,,a III, ,g ,,n..s 800,
q, ~. ,a,e coma 49, 49,, ,.s, hc, "a ,,,.si "
aaenr.,e f,,,,e M, n, .., 49,, 80 ,l .,,' 800.
sa,s,s ~ !, y,,h ~. ma. \, M d,.,o' ~, ~ ),
MA r.cr,,,. ,,a,a IL 80, $50. \, !, 80, s s,.
andifg, The enemy must nave he'd CEareston the
4 ur
rro, ! ,sgt,s te..r N ,i,.tou tge.d .rs ,,,t.sr,,
station 4 n he N,rt. fd.sto ntc III F,y sul 800 AZ
ZION. m. or ,he ,a,uttv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Rebel Accounts Of General RoSecrans'
Movements.
Affairs on tho Virginia and Tennes-
see Borders.
SKIRMISH NEAR DALTON, GA.
Three Hundred Union Prisoners
Captured,
g.. &c. &c.

Reported Reverse 10 General Thomas
Corps fn Geosgta-Cn psure OF = Rebel
Freight Train Near MovrtssoSn, Tena.
CNoSSAti, sept IL 1853.
Late Nashville papers state that passengers from TO
vcnson rcpor, General shou,s CORPS,
Lafayette between Trenton and raoo Ga. Tie report
doubtless relates 70 hs engagement of Nesleys dson
or that corps, announced some days since.
in addition 10 the rolling stock captured NJ knoxville
several heavily laden trains have since taken
by forces near Mofris,own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
T.i.e,an.,osn. .ll,nmnn., rnr.r.

IL Hief's 80 tsyetf.f ftts lfth tst sals.-
usisra 3trssaH roesteN tlfsffs - = al 4 saa
& - Z. ts.s.s4l.t hsits fti r rL.tf ata igs
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17
E.lsr or OFFICERS ANDPATIENTs.

TAefollowfng il . List 81 officers, commissioned
and non-colamlssioned, connected with the hos
pital at this place:
Smge0p ii 0tasgs--cLISToz WAaKEH, Asst.
Surgeon, Il. s. A.. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. EDWARDS.
issistasf .SHygecnsr-- ". II. GARDNER, e s. A.,
s. 4. Mulroap, U.S.tY.
Aetsng Asa. Suryeons-AT. II. ALIsoy, G. L,
IocEnooa, a. STosgLAgE, G.JoHssoG, J.'SrEARss,
,Ig.. +. w DIaBy, L. TsiEBoLD, q. A. CHESLEY,
II. JOYCE, II. N, WRIGHT, H. A. RooTH,
Gsaplaia---Res. J.. A. SrooSEn.
Msdscal 0adcts---E, Is. So SHOEMAKER, ]. s,
LOMBARD. A. a = 4 ~
Hospital Aerards---J. NEnRIcH, Chief Steward,
II. e. ARCHIBALD, ]. r. srAMBArGH, n. L. NERS-
hAa, J. 4. AIeGowAs. =
The following Ii o list Of patients now in Hams
moad General Hospital:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

Circuit Court Pierce Countr-$tate Of Wis
consin-B. Il. Nannatta plaintiff, against
VIM A Tozpr defundcut.
TpT virtue o an execution issued ont Of tie
Z > circuit court tor Pierce county, for the
: ~ If three hurried fartv- ight ami 32-lG0
dollars with interest thereon from tie 9Th dav
OF June, 1862. in the above entitled action. III
favor of said plaintiff and against sal defen-
dent. have ley led upon the following des-
eribed property. to-w,: ne or of sw or. sc. 80
town 81. r,nge 8 and lot 4. blk /. village Of
River Falls. Lots 5, 4. and 7. block GA lots
8 A 5. block 81 lots 6 7 S. block 81; lot
4 blk 81 !; lots 4 block l02 Powells Additi-
on. all in Pierce
county State If Wisconsin. wi len | will ex
pose and sell All the right and title that VIM.
4. Tozer d on tie 9th day If J ne, So or
any time thereafter NJ public anetion. TO the
highest bidder, ar the front door of Flint
House. in River Falls. i'll said county. on the
30th day of October, D. 1862 ut 3 O'Clock.
P. NJ. to satisfs said execution and costs.
Dated this 18th day of September. Ie62.
R. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
Bv Amos SAUNDERS. Deputy. 2lw6
WHITE d JAY Plaintiffs Atty's
The above sale is postponed until TIL rsday
the 9th dav of y ovember. 1862. at the same
place aud hour as above desert ed.
Amos SAUNDERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
PYGsH1se Eef;ce

Pierce County Court-ln Proba'e.
In the m tier Of the estate of Alvah " White,
deceased
a n reading and filing the application Of
~ Henry K White administrator of the cs-
tate Of A White of River Ia is in said COUNTY.
deceased, stating among other things that he
as not been able to colleci sufficient sum
from he ass.,ts of said estate to pay off its IN
dehtedness in the time required, and praying
that the time may he extended
1t is Therefore ordered that the said appli-
eaton he heard before the Judge of this Court
or Monday. t e 9th day of February xt, at
one clock NJ AT his office in the city Of
Prescott 1t is further ordered that notice be
given to all tn creditors Of sqid estate. by
p hlishing copy Of this order in the Pes
colt ,Fotrnal. a newspaper printed in Prescott
in safd county. for three Successive weeks
prior to said dav Of hearing
WN. How Es County Judge.
Dated Jan H. 1853. n38-w3 ,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
New G00ds-Sesy FErssi-aRa
the LatesE News Generally.

While the public is SO eager for news. it is
important to announce that the rev firm Of
@. A. DILL IL Co. is doing business in Pres
cot. and have on hand a large aud complete
stuck Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Groceries, Hard
ware, Farming Implements. and every thing
needed To make life com foytable and happv.
all Of which is being sold at Low FreuREs
FOR READY Pay. G A. DILL q CO.
All persons indebted to G. 4. D,LL. Of DIL1
d BRo. previous TO April lst, 1852. are re-
quested TO make pavnent before the 5tl Of
July, as at that time their accounts viii he
placed IN line hands of White d JAY for coll
lection. DILL Il BRO.
Prescott, July ,, 1852.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
e. GhIGEsnE Ham
CAN Sc 0O0EO2

DR HERBERT, of the Society of Friends
and member of our firm is deyotng his time
principally to the cure of this most distressing
complaint, and IS meeting with uhpa alleleu
success.
He is aided by his experience in his foreign
travels on purely benevolent mission. where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in the cure of Consum
ntion by the Matt, es Of The forest. Til, secret
Of his recire rests solely in his bosom and
wo Id not be impaired Ia another for any con-
sideration For fall particulars send for
circular, which viii he mailed for three cents
or stamp. Address tn" firm of j. II. d. Co,
Post Gtficc Box 1876.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
"A g a r d .
FRS. Z. A. rTndgett. NJ. d.

Respectfully informs the LADIES' of Prescott,
that she will attend 70 those who may wish
the professional aid of one of their own tex.
Mrs. n. having rec ived regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able 10 adj
minister remedies on scientific principles. and
n the most complicated forms of disease.
Mas. MupGErr viii explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part of the womanly
organization is liable. by means of fine
AodoIe de Femme, designed expressly FOR such
purposes.
Ladies will be visited at their residences, al
all hours Of the day aud night, if desired
Residence Oh Broad Street. pink house, OPP
posite the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862. 13-m3