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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
G RIOU S NE W S!
yICTOss BY sgHERLD IAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The following has Just been received:

l-hlLAptItflN' Wv IL
The following has Just been received;
WASHINGTON, Oct. ii.
The official dispatch has just been re-
ccivcd by the Department, from Mnj, Gen.
Sheridan, at Strasburg, reporting that "A
great cavalry battle was fought yesterday,
between his cavalry, under command Oi
Gems. Turbu:, Custer and Merritt, and the
entire force OF the rebel cavalry in the valley
of the Shenandoah, under command at Gen.
Rosson, 'Sho had recently been sent from
Richmoul with cavalry reinlorcements,
The bHttle resulted in brilliant Union
victory, The rebel forces were driven from
the field, pursucd twenty six miles, nnd
eleven pieces of artillery aud over three hun
dred prisoners captured 10y our forces.
T.. NJ. STANTON,
WAsmINGroS, Get. II.
The following official dispatch from Gen
Sheridan has been received, giving palticu
lars OF the engagement
STRlsGURG, Va. Oct 0, Midnight
Lieut. Gcb Gbai, CRy Point:
In coming back to this point VAS mol
followed up until late yesterday, when d
large force of cavalry appeared in my rear
| then halted my COmmau tu offer haitl,
by attacking the enemy became statistic,
that II WAS only all the rebel cavalry of IA,
Valley commanded 10y ROPER, aud dirrete,
! lnrhrrl 10 attack AZ daylight this morning
aud finish this saviour ui the Valley.
The attack VAS handsomely made Gen
| Custer, commanding the "a cavalry division
/ charged on the back ruad, aud Merritt, cam
/ maRdiug gho lot cavalry division, on .h,
slra,huTs pike. Merugt captured aye guns
anh Custer eapIugvd sik guns, with ,hyi
calsons, battery Jorge, &e, The tao dis,
siuus captured a. guus, amhulancvs &e
| Among The wagons captuTed ate tho head
/ quafiers wagons ul hnpyf, Loalai, MlekhAa
l aud Col. liolland
The numher of prisoners sill be shou
/ 800, The vntmy, alter brinR charged u
aar eAyaly, syTe bToken, aud rsn. The
aeIu ioilussd by ouT msn, bn lhr ilmp
tseaiy ga milgs, through Mnuni Jacks0l
And acfuss the nonh lufk ol lhe aAynaa
ln.h luemed u bssi a. msds lhls dsla
ui ohs day hsfs and ssllls lhi, uss cagsli
gsneTal ihe vlgssa plsess eapsuged ieda
uiAke lhlfiN ia llsess eapiufvil ln ihs ahsn
aaanah Nai,fY elias, cha lsih "a nfFisallsl
aonls "a lhe siilliffg sst RSs, saI HFss
M hssa nisd bs plsess ~sfs asls .
Pu sntRlDAs,
NJ teesfsl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable Farm, :or. su,

fINIlE undersigned will cNi ose 70 Public sale. On
i SAIi RpAi, tue l2th OF NuNEMBE&, l~tI
nj 10 O'Clock A NJ, nj he public house OF JOSEPH
NANk!Rk, IL the Borough OF Nurthun I,rlaul. all
that certain f'iIIu :.ni kraSs oI Sand,
situate in Point toSnshIp Northumberland county,
aljo,niug lands Of John Nheatley and other, th-
north Widow Noursc on the east, Robert Walker
and j. c. Horton the south, and John kuo4se on
the West, late the estate OF DANIEL ROBINS, de-
oeasai, sad farm Is about four niles tum Nurtl-
uuberlsnd, and contains 3OO sVTr-, more ur
less. Whcreon are erected good lwo-Slory Frame
Dwelling House, nearly new, Bank Barn, spring
House, &c. ucVcT-!tInug spring Of water, Two
good Orchards and l. guieut lu hmes;'uc About
100 acres OF which cleared amt iI- good state
OF cultivation, aud the remainder well umhvrcd
with bite Oak, lrllow Pine uui Chcsnut There
s also good water power ON the premises.
Terms OF sale made known NJ the time.
MM. NJ RuCkEFELLER,
Attorney in fact, for the hers ot Daniel Robins dec
SuubuTy oct ., 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Ohio and Indian Eiectioua.
INDIANA,

A MAJORITY or O. 900 FOR THE CSIoS-GREAT
UNION eAISs-Guv. MORTON REFLECTED.
Ixr,,v,ro,,e O,, :, op
~ 'i'i'' w. l - q = w.
o,;a,I,. 49,, ,i-,t,,,, ,'i', H., So f"'S"
The REPORTS thus far show mrre Union
gains over the vote of 1860 which gave H..
oVV hlOorlIy Ior l"e hcpuolicah ticket
I-,;,',! ,;,, TG nnGG e''' ''''' '"''''"! !"
In ~ F;f,i, C,,,orossi,,,, dis,r;c. nor.
,;.i rat,,rra s,o,r ono T'ion V,;nr;,f. =.
',a;r nf : o0o In w;uI.LoS,ar unr,tn's !,,
fhnr;,, : ,os naio ~, Gn
TLe ms;nr;,, IN p,nJnl,,h cor,,v f,r W..
rninn ~,;nGs, ~ !: f. ,nn T., iTnII,. n,;,n,, nnn
n,n;nr;,n r.'r,hr,Ii,. n,nn,, a9n ,,,i,,
~ r": ~ n!or 49, .'>,-, ;r Is,io O~' 7''''
n,,Iiu 49,, ,,ir.. unr,or ,ro,;,oi,.
vc,, ~ ssi;
w Inji.n,r,,,;. ,;.r md ,o,,r.r,;, ,b.-. !.
nrnI,sIJn n,.inr;,, nf : onn - ,t,;n nt 4 .
@oh ''
| Centreyille and township have zone for
Morton. The number OF votes pOicd wss
$50. Mortun's vote MAS 300. gain of $50
over the vote uf 1850. Delaware county
gives from 200 :" 2,OoJ majority for Nor
ton, again,oi / 300.
RICHAoSD, Ind, Oct.--ln this county
Morton has 1888 votes. and M,Donald DE
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAsuINGluS, Sept. 70,

Major General John \. Dix, New York
Reports have been received by this de-
partmenI from Gems Butler, sherman, Tho
mas, Sheridan and Burbridge, showing the
favorable condition Of military affairs in their
respective fields OF operation.
The purpose of General Grants visit to
Washington having been accomplished, he
returned to his headquarters on Saturday
but there has been no telegraphic cummu-
cation since his arrival there.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. :, ll30 y. NJ
Secretary of War; have not heard direct
from sherman, hut General Curse ut AlatoO
ma informs me that sherman Is at keuasaw,
repairing the railroad between Atlanta aud
AAtoouA lie has plenty of provisions ia
Atlantis, aud 50 Tar as Ihe maiu army is con,
cerned feels secure.
Gen, Rousseau reports that Forrest Ia,
escaped him 10y crossing the Tennessee IN
HAT boats, above aud below Florence, on the
9th lust, while he Oluusscaul was detained
by high water in shoal creek aud Elk river
GEORGE II. THOMAS, MsjorGen
ALATooSA, oct ., s y. m.--Maj Gen
Ilalleck, Chef ol stan lreached the Ken
esaw Mouulain oct 9th inst, Ia time /,
witness distance the attack On AaluOna
| bad anticipated the attack, and had ordcF
ed from liuue Geu, CoFse with reinforce
menis The attack was met and repulsed
the enemy losing snmu zoo dead aud muT,
than 1000 Wounded and pHsoners Ga
luss Was about 100 10 the aggregate.
Ihe cue uy eaplaTei the small garrison
At Big shanly and Ackaoflh, and hurne,
abnul se,cn mlles OF oGr railroad, bat M
have At Alaionna anal Atlanta aad sbund
anee VI prosiaipnt
Hood ui'sgrlug unT approach, has mpfe'
rapidly back a. Dallas and Nanaefi, sRd
.h salehing him, and NO caa bo able q
/ Irack kinsslun nf iiumg
Atlanta spfTltclly secure 10 ua aud, lhl
aihy Il l,iirf oh ugl ihAa Ia camp
Siglcd, ~ q sllLhMAS,
hsluf hrnrl y
WnaitIufK, Va, az 2,
I o. Llssifnsbt Osasfsi L. \ nfali
bsts tAs aanar 4. fepnn my saisAshd !
lhis pflsf ~ elEhi ] telaiaiafri u1sp
t. ! n1n l'fi o. ~ "a, sEi aif' o.. -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

EVE and EAR.-Prcfeseor J. ISAACS,
NJ. d.. OccuLIsr and hrnisr, formerly Lcyden,
Holland, is now located ut No. bll Pine Street,
Philadelphia whore pcrsois afflicted with diseases Of
the Ely and EAR win be scientifically treated and
cured. IL durable. e3~ Artificial Eyes inserted with
hut pain.
n b NO charges made for Examination. The
Medical nouy is invited A. hehSs scc-ets in his
mode Of trcOtI.ont.
July 2, ls64.--ly
MADAME PoRTERs CURATIVE BALs4M
has long tested tho truth hat there are fret principles
IN Medicine there is in Scfenoe and this Medicine
IL compounded ON principles suited to the manifold
nature of Mani The cure Of Colds is in keeping open
the pores and creating n gentle internal warmth,
and this caused by the Of this Medicine 1s re-
medal qualities are based its power to assist the
healthy and vigorous circulation Of blood through the
lungs 1t enlivens the muscles and assists the skin "a
perform It's duties Of regulating the beat Of the sys-
tenn and In gently throwing of the waste substance
from the surface Of the body tits not violent RENE
dy, but the emollient, warming, searching and efcc
tive; Sold by all druggist at 10 and rs cents pei
| oolue. aug. l.u
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comfortable mansions, but entertained, us
during our stay, with generous hospitality.
This, we believe, was the experience of all
who were Fortunate enough to be quartered
among the citizens, and to none were they
more indebted for kind attentions than TO
the fair ladies of Erie and this, after all,
will be, perhaps, the most pleasing re-
miniscncc of the grand opening excursion
trip to Erie.
The road is divided into three divisions,
as fellows:
Eattern- Sunbsry to Renova, ee miles.
Middle -Renova to La Mont, 101
Hestern-La Mont to Erie, "a
DISTANCES AND STATIONS.
The distances and stations on the road,
in miles and tenths Of miles, are as follyws /:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
A l. z c r y K E
TO YOUNG MEN

IT," paiitAh<4 N u Seoird EtreIoyr. Pyirr
JsT cfr'v
Lecture On the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Care Of SpermstorIhma or Seminal Weakness Invol-
uutary LmisSilns, ScxuHl Debility, aud inpcim"u;s
10 Marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption,
EPILEPSY, sud lIts Mental ami Physictl Iuclpaci-
~, resulting from Scl-AbIse, &. By ROBERT
tlLNERWELL, II. b, Author OF the "Urecn
Book ~ 81.
1tc world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture" clearly rroye, from h own experiences that
th- awful rpnscG nucc 81 self Ah,c may he cilrclu
ully removed vi huut medicine. and without DANGER
hus surgical Operations, hougiss, instruments rings
or curdl. pointing out mode of cure al once ser
tain and s'"c'rnl 10y which every sufferer. no mat
tsr "hst h- coalition may b., may cure himself
ohrapiy. privately, an rtii.tilv. rdiS leo
TtEE Will PROVE \ BDpN II THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
sent under seal, to any address in plain, sealed
envelope, the r,ceil oi ot six cents, II twu Dos.
ssr STAMPS by IL Iy-sinS the publishers.
CiIA. i. .. KLINE t'1..
la7 BoSery, New York, Post Office Box, iJSS.
Oct IS, ,Sji--ly &c
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pIssoLupIoN oP pAnrNnRsnIp

flNi paflnv5ship heretofore vIhtng between
II frliiug " 4 urant ulirf tho uTm ut
ftlius ufant has beoA dis=ls "a by limitation
Al psltsrs iaiebtri io tbs shove hful sul please
eAi ~ ansv a ths old 'iaai ani sstc iLtT araapr
NJ nrsnt tsuigfa his ihsnks tn ths pubiie iaf tls
HOST ~ pzifNaas stteuul "a tla 90 tfia i4 tarir
lans s9Aiinaahea IA bstigrs shi haIra that 49,
~, sAitAi ne same patronage ia lts pFu hfu a.
frlas A fan
Tie ba1lnsss tsfsioi1fs asfnei an tY iulus q
vfspi, sil bs eaHiitapl ti tkn ullsissusl u.ltF
~ him 81 iflIng A 30 "a ths 81 r.aH4 .a
Mass etssls sttiF - fttFtrtia.It itkHH sl Is
s-4i IA lhllIAu.
IA tklLlAn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

rAME 10 the premises Of tie subscriber 10 Upper
~ Augusta township about four weeks since Two
NnlIo shuaH weighing al The time about Any pounds
each, Tho owner Is requested TO como iuTsard,
prove property, pay charges and take thom away,
OT slss Ihvy sill be soid according 20 iAS
DAVID " MALICk
Upper AagusiA twp, Oct. ; lo6I-.m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
AdninIstrm,or'. a No,Iee

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of admins
~ us'iou having bvvn granted t1 the substrbel,
VA hs estate OF Jacob kebaeh, lato ot Lover Mahu.
noy losuship Northumberland couuty, Pa dee 4
AL pefsons indebted ate requested 60 make uumrii-
ate pas uivut, and lhuso having clalus o. prrsglt
Ihcna i1g seluemeni
ISAAC l. WILMER, Aiur
Loser hah0noy tap, uct =, i,di -at
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

~ Union County in its results seems to
have surprised both parties. Geo. F. Miller
Esq, for Congress received but 431 of ma
iority, whereas double that had been conced
ed to him. Judge Walls is only beaten Il
few hundred in that county and is, ofcourse,
elected over Shriner the Republican candi-
date for Senator by the vote of Lycoming,
Judge Walls is conservative democrat,
popular with both parties, and received the
votes of many democrats. Geo. F. Miller
is elected By small majority over VIM. IL
Miller the present member which will be in
creased BY the soldiers votes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

~ jeff Davis late speech at Macon,
Georgia, which we publish in another col.
umn, is most extraordinary and remarkable.
The confessions made by the arbitrator are
thousand fold more damaging to the rebel
cause than anything that could have been
said 10y any one else. His confession that
the rebel army has been reduced to one
third its original force by desertions, or as he
says by abscntecs, and that all between IS
and 40 are already in the service, and that
the old men must come to the rescue, has
not only surprised hls enemies, but greatly
mortified his friends at home. The South
ern papers denounce him most severely for
this exposure. 1t shows conclusiyely the
desperate condition of the rebels, and the
near approach ofthe end of the rebellion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
hAAK or NonTnuMnInIAAn

A , asf ~ ~ iiff sft a. tsffs tf tas tat... 4
~ fssf vlil 81 asll y ~ hstais "a -. Il nv.
bslsssh Y asfsslg " "a Nals5lsria .lIl l.r..t
90 y hsttshtf go tsiafsa Nr t.sm .I lI
eNses sa4 r.. .rlass
~ fssgls' sfhs.i stFIiEs ri ~ "a itft
= asteiif ti'fsssi . AZ titI fssslrs "A h.ltl
~ fsai ihsf iia i.sl Hlasaek kNH
r.srt EN'tF F''Aia o's -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

PRESIDENT LINCOLN. new Con
stiturion of Maryland abolishes slavery in
that State. The President, in reply to an
invitation to attend a ratification meeting
at Baltimore says he wishes 'all men to be
Free" and that slavery is the only thing
that could bring the nation to civil war"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

tUIIWN UF AhtNI'AN
pGAH alA ah yoaf psIslsaioa | ~llA y ssy
- Ne fsslsis ei zeal psIsf ihAi sili tsHd ~ ss'
lsis aslii y ~ slaAiHs ifssl kssiFs sph isll
ahseiiens - nstins al ssins tiisils Nssslshs
h-lp lhsi sil snseiasiiy Ifasfs. ig lss ssys Pa,
pss, hatshss, fsg, tisftlsa al "a iaplIlliss 4
lAs stia, ls.slas lhs talas ssib slssl ,a..ah sEi
tssgulul
q bsfs lsQe. eaFls diffeitsff 81 iaieIuslaa
tsi sill sssts lhsls Il tisli lsl srash II Laa
sl,ssi Has, etassfa = hs.s.s.ls is - lsl
llluy 4sp
All slli.ssiisss ssi-sIsi b IsisIs esh saAssl
IA's n caffHAs. Cls-a.
81 tfsissf sss fat
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TO upTIVEs.

consamPl Plivs saaTsH ~lll receive valuable pre-
serpioI loT the of ceHsa'aP Ption Aslhma hron'
shlil. ani al throat Ahd Lang srssuoHs, liIss oi
sAaIsoJ b. sspilns heir aiifss 10
Rss EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
kisg Co,
Bspt n. lsAl la Asu Nak
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AuIis0r'- Notice.

j orphans Court Of Nmthumhcri,ud county to
Audit the exceptions filed ~ Tho account of loryr,
Buyers. Executor of u. y. Huy sr, dqcpasei will
meet ali parles Interested in said Excj ions at the
once oi John Is Packer in the Borough uf SunhurF
on Friday, tha 2Nth ol October. 1851 nj o'rl,ck p
II OF said lay. g. ". ZEIULER tpii,,,
o.nbury, Oct Is ls.si
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
PennsyIyania Election.

As far rs can be ascertained the following
gentlemen have been elected 10 the next
Congress, viz:
lst dis. Samuel J. Randall, Democrat
Cd Charles O'Neill, Union.
Sd {" Leonard Myers, Union.
4th " William ID. Kelley, Union.
5th " NJ Russell Thayer Union.
9th b. NJ Boyer, Democrat.
7th John NJ. Broomall, Union.
Sth Sydenham +. Ancona, Democrat,
9th " Thaddues Stevens, Union.
10th Myer Strouse, Democrat.
llth Philip Johnson. Democrat.
l2th W. W. Ketcham, probably Union
18th Ulysses Mercur, Union.
l4th George + Miller, Union.
10Th Adam j. Glossbrenner, Democrat
10Th William II. Koontz, (probably) |
l1th A. A, Barker, Union.
18th Stephen +. Wilson, Union.
10Th Genni W. Scoheld, Union,
Goth Charles V, Culper, Cuion.
els, Dr. Smith Fuller, (pIohably) |.
22d James X M0rrhcad, CniOn,
esd Thomas Williams Uuion.
cath George Y Lawrence, tnion.
The army vote will most certainly elee,
w. W keteham, In the l2lh district; Mm
II Kooniz, 10 the iith 4. A. barker, IN
the lilh, and Dr. Smith Fuller, ir the slsI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

sY"THE ELECTIoN.-Th result of the
election in this county and in the State has
not disappointed us. The Mcclellan party
made extraordinary efforts in quiet way,
and succeeded in obtaining an increased ma
iority on the home vote. The soldiers vote
will, no doubt, reduce the majority to about
ZOO or last wears vote.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

General Manager-Joseph>D. Potts.
Superintendent Eastern Diyisiou--Frank
Thomson.
Superintendent Middle Division-J. j.
Lawrence.
Superintendent Western Division--Wil-
liam A. Baldwin.
We left Erie on our return on Friday
morning at s o'clock and arrived at Lock
Haven at 6 p. NJ for tea. Starting at u
p NJ arrived at Sunbury at 1850 making
the running time between Erie and Sunbury
2S7 miles, in little over thirteen hours.
few years since Erie could only be
reached by long and crcuitous route, now
by little more than atwelve hours journey.
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WI A r r. 7 NJ O Mat.
E. g. GoBIN,
Attorney and Goum.ctio,. ,t Inv.
HARRISBURG PENN'A

WILL carefully attend to collections and a,I
W other matter, entrusted to him in the counties
O.! hauphi! Northumberland and snyder
Oct. 10, lSji--iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

Ts LlssisnsHt Gsasf.l a. Gfali 1
bsfs lAs Aanar a. fspun my eea1shd q
lhls pllsi ~ e.ghi ! taiaiafafrd uatps
tsfk ifpn i,Fi o. ~ "a, ,vi aiF' O.. f sd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

As far rs can be ascertained the following
gentlemen have been elected 70 the next
Congress, viz:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09

------>Sb--------
Are we not tired of hearing 50 much
about "supporting the government,"--
resisting the "destroy-
ing the government" and great deal
of like nonsepse2 Who resists the
government? Before we can answer
that question, it is important to settle
the matter as to who is the govern.
mont. Mr.. Lincoln is not the govern
ment. Congress is not the govern
ment. The Supreme Court is not the
government. All these united do not
form the governing power Of the coun-
try. Under our system THE PEG
PIE is the government; and the Presi-
dent. the Congress, and the Supreme
Court, are only the official agents to ex-
ecute the will of the sovereign people:
or to administer their laws under care
fully guarded Constitutional limita-
tons. All of Mr.. Lincolns usurpa-
tons are assaults upon the govern
nent. He IS the guilty party, who is
opposing and seeking to destroy the
government! In England the govern
ing power, instead Of being the people,
is the aristocracy. Suppress the arts
tocracy in England, and there is no po-
litical organization left--.the govern
ment of that country would be over
thrown, just as Lincoln is seeking to
overthrow the government Of his coun-
try by suppressing the rights and pow
ers of the people. Napoleon said:
IF religion had been taken away from
Rome, nothing would have been left"
The reason was that the government
of Rome was the priesthood. If We
take sovereignty from the people Of
America, there is nothing left Of our
government. 1t would be as effectu-
ally destroyed as the government Of
Great Britain would be by the over
throw of the aristocracy, or as the gov
eminent Of Austria would be by the
ignoring Of the crown. So if it be
true, as these noisy imbeciles declare,
that those who are opposing, and try
ing to destroy our government, ought
to be hanged Mr.. Lincoln's neck is
the one to which they must fit the hal
ter. He is the traitor WHO'S opposing
the government established by the
people Of tho United Statss.-Od
Guard.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
STATE OFIOWA, GO Original
Houard County, Notice.
To Mammal O. Toarnod.E Iohn n Ron

To Samuel C. Learned & John D. Ben
nett:
Sjrs: you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Howard County To-.
wa, petition Of Brayley and Pitts claiming
Of you the sum of two hundred dollars and
interests at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum since the Sd day Of September A. D.
1860, on your promi sorry note for the sum
Of two hundred dollars and ten per cent, ex-
ecuted by you at McCreler on the third
day of September A. D. 1860, and payable
on the LIST day September A. D. 1861; and
now unless you appear at the next term of
said court, to be held on tho 5th Monday
after the 81 Monday in MavA.D 1864
and answer the said petition on or before
moo of the second day thereof your default
will be taken and judgment rendered
against you as asked by the petitioners, you
are alss notified that en- attachment has
been asked for and granted.
Dated November, End D. 1868.
c. E. BERRY, Atty for the
Petitioners.
The above entitled suit.was continued un-
til the October Tenn for service by publicn-
ton, to wit: on the 5th Monday after the
81 monday Of September A. D. 1864.
c. E. BERRY
n4'v5I Atty for Pl6s.
Dated August rs. 1864.
scot u. s. Rev. St. affixed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
For Sale.
GAn HEAD OF No. l
Sheep, in fine con-
ditlon and of good stock.
The Sheep above mentioned have been
recently shipped from Pennsylvania and are
offered for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to
Aug. 25, 1864. A. N. COWAN.
IN DISTRICT C )URT


Howard County Iowa.
To Samuel F. Gilohrist, Mary A. Gilchrist,
George G. Winship, VIM Richards, and Eli
T. Wilder, defendants.
You, and each Of you are hereby notified
that .hers is now on file in tho Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Howard Coun
ty Iowa a petition of VIM c. W,lliston
claiming as justly due him from the deft
Samuel +. Gilchrist the sum of three thou.
sand three hundred sixty six & 7O-lO0 dol
lars with ten per cent interest thereon from
this date, and claiming to toreclose trust
deed upon hei-4 of sec IA town 90 n of IL
W OF 9Th Z. NJ. and sl-2 Of swl.4 of sec IS
and swl4 of sec % in town 80 nofr1lw
Of the 5th p. NJ 60 personal claim or de.
mand is asked against any Of you deft's ave
said Samuel F. Gilchrist and that un lcss YOU
appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the End day Of the October term 1864 Of said
court to be begun and held on the 9TH Mon
day after the third Donday Of September
1864 your default will be entered and iudg-
ment rende, ed thereon as prayed for in said
petition.
Dated Aug 10th 1864. L. BULLS.
Pfc Atty.
so ct, U. s. Rev. St affixed and properly can
ceiied. Lp4lv5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09

TUE Coon AND THE BAD..-lt is
by contrast that we best realize the diff
erence between good and evil. If any
housewife who has been in the habit
Of useing the Chemical Salaratus
should happen to get paper Of the
counterfeit, she would then perhaps
better than before appreciate the value
Of the former, and detest the ingrates
who are making and vending the latter.
The genuine is always in red papers.