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~yaLUARLE RECIPES.

Editor 81 BxgSs
10 las readers 80 ysuF paper that | viii sead. By re-
taYn na3L 70 SIT whs wish IL ftresb v Recipe,
vita fair directions for tasking and using . simple
Fsga&&sIe Ralm that sill snscsuatly E~eIaevss In
ten days, PilapIe&, Hlotehss, Tan. FFeckisss and sill
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sisr, ssnoAsk ssas He&us8ui TILL &
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or BsssE@@. si4k@ asesGisAsaaA nfesssalios
that @fff saaax Nssaf % starr n faff Res@4h OF
LGxariant Hair. whiskers, or . Monstaehe, In less
kaan IhiEty days.
Thesa RsssRsa AFa sRlnsAle 81 ketAaA az5 young,
and as fheJ-are smstlsA 70 aitw4ro u8a4Ahana free
sE charge, they are worthy the attention OF all wfhe
pgias O clear, pure skin, OF 3 healthy growth Of
hair.
All applications answered By return nail With
out charge. Respectfully yours,
THDs. p. CHAPMAN,
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In al sexual niseeseS, ss asneEghes, ktxiciufet
Giest, and IN sii Urinary and KINNEY gafae&2inlaa
sAay net lsSe 3 Charm, RefEsf ss rzpsgisxsea ~
eaking 5 single boa aud from tear 10 kax hpxes
generally pfssei a cure.
Sold In b0xna eynfainings % pills. Price 0Ae Dali
lar, or six bpxas, Five Dollars also, In isrGe box
- saassInin faaF eE me SmAM, PfiA TArsp Dol
PFivsse Circulars to 8entlrrnan a9ls, seat free
on recsipt OF aifeefei eesa3Spe and starap.
II yos need HE Pills, cut sHl thts advertisement
for Fsferepce. and II yoa cannot pE1ears thaEn ng
Sen& draSgEsI, % ae5 b fMzoss6 ws@A 81 anz
af&ersweas6y, Hag eFxFaxa tAA mlsaey faA elites
10 Dr.. J. BRIAN caasaltihz PhgSiEisn4
Bsx S9Ta.t AsE HFoadM9y. New Terra
and they will b. sent 10 saw sncsrs fresa observes
tea by rssasn cad Ros#. has# - seceips Of ID
asoney.
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wAofeaals Asangs, Esw TaK2.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-14

EauEsTRIAxisx.-Those who delight In
seeing good eq~ucssrianism performed,
and especially so b. A Ladys should bs
on hand at the Fair, as wo understand
that Ladies from Nebraska City, 0maLs
City, Couneil Bluffs and other places will
be present to contest for the premiums
offered.
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aAADvu~ NATaAa p. psssE
Baldwin B. Dodge.
ts
BANKERS
C0l2sE&aRs A. Tax Raying Agsss

sEa.E ssf t4 &@H
so 8 COUNCIL BE9gFs, IOWA.
Dealers in 6aIds SILVER. Exeaaass, Uaessssmi
Msasy saaG oEsxanans vsasEsra.
CAEsfai &lksAtioa kiYsa Il esIleetiaa 81 DsaSsa
Sstss aaa Asso az Ia. Aad pfoossdx Of a4an RxoErga.
ly Eeza5tAnd.
Taxas paid Ter aoB-rpssasnt lnas swasrN In TIA
dt ssssas esaasAs4 Of Ioxa aaa Eee4asks Ga tibera
sagrAes
Psnslaas procured, GoFerHHaent Beauty and bach
pay -Aalasesal ssssz Eas t~slAtixsa % deSeased sold
isFsgt 4, ~
RgeEAENCE-Fark Bank, Sew YaTf st ite
s ssiag Associates, ST. aanfs; Brsxel & Co, Phil
q LslaAI4s Massachusetts RALA, BsGtua, ", y. CSSs-
btaxh h Co, ChisAgsi Gilmore, Dunlap g. Co Cin-
eIan4ti. Sept, ie. ISgs-kt
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p z Y ESl
ID. ~CAMPBELL, oCULHsT.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
atEinE given nay attention slRost exclusively
during the last SIX ears. To The eare of diseases al
tha7 "a &1ft hsyfaK sesa uniformly suCeASfaf Id
every case I save ua feTtzkea, nov oarE ny Fer,
vices 20 the afflicted and
wa 10 al n A G. q H rs
IN aifa9st eFerY Instance.
E~171a = opposite the RarRacr's Hotel, Lover
az : lE - Cs1uciI BIags, Iowa. d. CAMPBELL.
SayT, 1854. LIZ.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-14

III segninsf weaknsBa. Ete4hai ard Yaginal Dis
chsrzes. elect ssxnsi Diseases, Emkzsioas, Impe-
tence. Genital and Nervous Debility and pgssasea
Of the BIaskier and KhhaesaL
Tdey are aavpt@d feF nlRla or F~eT7ais, Oh. or
young, and are The oaly reliable known fgr The care
VI All diseases arising ftola
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-14
Welcome TO Soldiers Proceedings
of Meeting.

Ia -rsuan sf notice, the citizens OF
Council Bluffs met to arrange for a 1T
ting public reception to the returned sold
iers of the onion army; who, having
stood in the front Of battle in the u
of the Republic, and aftgr years Of toll,
exposure and hardshSs now return to us,
Invested with the proud distinction that
attaches 20 floss Who huSs dared All Ia
.their eosmsrssa s<rsaeas sVheEufese, for
abe purpose Of Doing honor to those, oar
friends and brothers, the following ar
|raugenents we're made:
On motion, A. Jackson was elected
President and T. ToSteyin, Secretary.
MIR. Bloomer stated tie object of the
meeting Substantially as ahpys setfossa.
The f~6fewing nauhed gesslstseB Sese
designated as the Executive committee: F.
Council Bluffs Fl II Field, chairman !;
A L Dcrning, JOHN Keller, W c James
J C Fargo, ID c Bloomer, @ j Fox. w @
Crawford, L Kierscht, Thos TosteYin, W
F Sapp, A Eisemep, J Epeneter.
Hainut TorHship-Edward Dean,
Peter Cocnlin, q Pidrs9H,
Groge Tp-JR TFayer, ] Smith, S
Watson.
Macedonia Tp-R II Rayburn, J Z
Losh, Philip Roush.
SaLsr Creek Tp-W Fay, j Patney, J
Bratton.
C<psfS TTJ LsytRP ; { stEeps. VIM
: IN R4wn Lyman; ! sslss'sst, 7
K4or Tp-J A Sinclair, jonathan
Hall, 4 NJ tbattellp.
Boomer 7p-Z W Remington, G Brake
i NJ Sigler.
Rockford Tp-A Jacksoa, II Bost-
wick, II Jones, TNCoprlani. S Kirkland.
Crescent Tp-R Barton, J Bolden, A
Densmote. S Armstrong. ADowns.
Kane TBS II Gra7biil, WIN Garner.
III johnson, ID P Hartwcll, John Musser,
On melton Of L W. Ross a committee
vas appointed 10 ascertain the names OF
the soldiers from potta~attamis county
who have died in the cause of the Caion,
and issue an address 10, and call a meet
ing-oF ths c~itizeus Of said county, to ar
range for the erection Of a monument in
COMMUNICATION Of their great services tc
oar country. and Of u respect to those
defenders Of Liberty The world over, who
have sealed their professions With their
blood. Said committee consists of tbs
folIowinc gentlemRn, Yz:
L w Ross chairman J P Cassidy, ]
P Treynor, S Clinton, O:Baldwiu.
On motion, the city papers were 70
quested to publish the proceedings.
A. JACKSON, President.
Tuos. TosrErIH, Secretary.
LL-z-s-4-EAs s8
Fur the Bugie.
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wEl1Khr bU0EsEF
THURSDAY. sEprEMsEE I. ISIS

wurrRsDAY. SEPTEMBER IL 1885,
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sssa yea sad 8 asa aaias nors saaiasss saas
a. arx asekasss As saFsszlsssasske sasasws Ne
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taa nswspapeT asss . sasek wiser tAins fhsa
vasa he szSssEsa6k6w&M ssaEss - sssaRF easa
thlna as nsefscsias thsss Ths nasa whe aasestisss
lnsaruns tAs pnsaie shas Re waata trade and bis
@rals IN sa9stasiea sg~ysSu<9s 10 Ssss kpsesy
vhe<s Arsrssa s<@sA &kain shAlsasAs&s a*s
aunarsa rsaa ii h sAs newspapers. Ne matter
how ven 4 Business is knewa, he can aiways pics
- sss sssssasafhs wif sakesss eafas v No.
~vertIsss ter 10 asgsecaing the msaas 81 sseafins
saAs = 'asss n Ds,s = " N1a's. Ls'''s
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ARE VOC coaxa no rHE TArg.

t4
ARE YoU c0xSG re THE EATg.
The ahasa q-Rnsinsais s@s ssas We hear
hourly ~propounded on our streets and al.
most universally aawered In the asirma.
Ore. II tie people in the osaatry, who
Ore really more interested In the Fair,
& {: ::;;;;]|E,,'g'' !! ~ /: |, L T &; 4: /
hibisisas ever witnessed In Western Iowa.
Are you coming 70 the Fals, people Of the
eounsry9 Of course you are. Il Is for
your intrrast to eome, and, certainly you
sill not neglect your osn interest.
TIN
A Nav ERA IN THg C~ozxERck OF CnI.
aAeo.-la passing through the immense
wholesale rooms Of the great dry goods
Aouss Of Field, Palmer i Letter, We no.
decd some eboiea foreign goods, and up
on ipaVU passertaaea Jbas theY~ gGs.
then aan iAfAtakseks.so f wAlaa lAss.
we're emily their frss arrival-paschased
By their Grm now in Europe. We bad
not Supposed that the trade Of Chicago
would justify such an enterprise, bat up
co ascertaining the immense business
doussby sassasass sxssedanga asgsay atba1.
81 amp ashssSsa ~ aassLds al Aaw IQEk
and surpassed AsFa BY only ihres--ws
are satisfied that the adventure Is veil
timed. This Is on the same line of poll
ey pursued by this frm ia regard to A
n~srican fabrics-pnrehasing them direct
from lhe wasaaacsa srxtsr *AslggSsTey
saving ell internediate profits. Chicago
may justly feel proud of such e house.
Chicago Tribune, August 25.
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PUBLHC SALE

In nnrxusnea .F an order "a tksa Dkxsrtrk Qaurk.
inm,S ~ Ia Cesnsx ef shs1bT4 a skeaF Iswa al
me NJ tarr, theTaaF A b 1875 in a eertain pra-
- - Isrti,i,n nox n~ndInu in xsid Cap,t
wsrr~fs xahgxahsn wyl.nd washiaxaaa gxIsnd
ri lam wyiarf I,ass p wyfsnI Mary usrriE
J,hn d. Harris .Ehnxa1ax Willard Laviua Jar-
a. XII isrvis Rsrhars E1sadgear and ChfIslian
GnaSseaFzarn nt5fEeuerA Ard David w wyans
Thoz j. wylsna. Eiizabeth Wyi3nd Jas & wiaep
Sar Wary J. VINEGAR. GsfhefineT wineEar. Vest
leyJ Alb Aaa aaEialseAsE5L 1Es es1sHaanls-
Ihs aaasfs1anAa &sx esses ~ 49, 49, snasTs
ssew~sn tbe hons al . Gel a. II and . O'Clock
?. a.. at the Court uause aocE In said county, seii
at public auction 10 the highest bidieF, for essh, the
amos asa tShfsaS@SS - As43 ptSerSa4AS ASSsstsVN
~tesS8&a
LANDS IN P0FrAwATTA1Ig Co, IOWA.
p~r~
| " Il Of \ W y as b \ Of
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Tuos. TosrEFIN, Secretary,
E.r fha AuuIR

Mn. EDFroR:-
rsec by the Acts passed by tho last
Congress, one to amend tue Constitution
Of the United statas, in these words, if ]
remember right, 8 Slavery or involuntary
servitude exceps for crime, shall not exist
in any State in this Union, or anywhere
that Congress has c%ontro!; and Congress
shouidharS potreT ~totntorcs hisarHtnd
msnt by appropriate i~sgisiatiOn.'
Now what do these words in statutes
mean2 Why should Congress "enfores
this amendment by appropriate lsgisla-
fion7'' What have tley to do with it af~
ter it is adop'cd By sbree-fourths Of the
States and becomes = part Of The COAST
tusion2 Now mark my word, II this a.
mendment is adopted, Stats Rights are
gone; Liberty Is forever gone, The next
Congress will pass laws to ~"enforce this
a andment'' that win startIe the Ameri-
can people. Remember also that these
words gfTe Congress Q power than all
the balance OF the Consultation. Ny
mind can conceive OF no lag, or act, tia
Congress may mot pass uudershe plea, o.
presext, Of "enforceing this amendment. !,
There aesd pc nc etrifs sbest amend
ing the Constitution of Iowa, IL thia q.
mepament Of the lonskitutipn Of lhs Y,
Faisad ssases rssssass, sOsa coaggessaal
strike the word tchits cat Of our Consti.
lutio1f aad insert baaek, soahas tta blacks
can vote and disfranchise the whites, or
an badly deosivwd N sssm. sTsFsaB
Now "a | have no Democratic ticket to
vose, Isaasst yots Lbsa aeaaiagufail. ]
have not missed q vste for over Fifty years,
hss 40 hsip Ma Gsa | wslf nspss yosv 10
destroy my country.
The words in Italics In the act as quot
ed, mean something or they would not bs
thsrs; apd they wbs- pak lpen 1hsFa fp'
sended 10 Gensralizs Or Consolidate thi'
Government. JAS. THOMPSON.
Fairfield, Sert. Q, 1865. s7nAHxaSs
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aW UNsfN4I38 AAN -
cas- be screfncdated vita . place Ia tae bRSLEt foF
their cards. We expect eveFy enterprising sash
ness nan Id the city to advertise In the BnsLE-
AdvertSina is las msans Of earring enss' susi-
ness iate every house that is served By 3 newsps-
Der, instead Of waiting for customers 10 lock ioF
ona,s siga over cne&' place of h~nsinsss
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE,

IA swerythiax else EhlEh be ezn dtspess 81 tsksH
N ezchauSs foF goods, Give htsa . cali FlFst
38sx bsis y A. siytersxDTy GeoGs. staFe, #AcFtA
site WLdite Broadway.
TaLy =, Ias4. ~.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
EOR SALE.
FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN PLEASANT

A FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY.
The HOUSE is spacious, well arranged built in modern
style Of brick and covered with slate 1t has two large
Parlors wide Passage and Dining Four Chambers
the second floor and four the third It is isolated
from any other buiiding and in good neighborhood
There is Brick Kitchen large Cistern Garden and stable
on the premises.
To wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling,
fine opportunity is presented of being supplied Terms
reasonable.
Also, sale tract of LAND in Nansemond county,
the river and the Railroad adapted to trucking or
farming Address D. Box No. 49, at the Post oilce'
Eaug 4-3twtf
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SHAW & ROBERTS SALES,
BY Shaw & Roberts.

2zt By Shaw & Roberts. -
At AUCTION.-Ou Regular SAT-
IA URDAY'S SALE of
=. HORSES,
MULES.
FURNITURE, &c,
will take place THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
In ADDITION TO THE ABOVE sALE, WILL GOLD,
2 Double-IIorse CARRIAGES,
1 Superior BUGGY,
10 Boxes COFFEE,
10 Boxes SPICES,
400 Pounds ENGLISH MUSTARD,
400 Pounds CREAM TARTAR,
400 Pounds PEPPER,
400 Pounds loose PEPPER
600 Pounds GINGER
20 Packages 00LONd TEA,
IL Boxes STARCH
10 Gross BLUEING. $500
sepa-lt Auctioneers
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IL 0 r S A l. E
nor sALE.-A very valuable Tract
FARMERS AND TRUCKERS.

Your attention is called TO a most desirable FARM on
the Western Branch Of Elizabeth River about four miles
from Portsmouth by land aud five or six by water from
Norfolk.
1t contains about ninety Acres OF heavily MANFRED
land, with large stock OF manure yet on hand and
River and Creek front estimated to he sufficient for
planting 900 bushels of Oysters For Sale-a Bargain
by dEo X. WlLsoN,
Auction and Commission Merchant
aug1I-f No. II, Campbells Wharf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS EMILY GRUBB AND MRS. NJ A. G. CHANDLER,
..a- Principals.
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified TO instruct In their
several departments 5 ..-. 49,
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are In the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH.
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs Chandler.
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
In SEPTEMBER and close the last of June
Pupils though charged only from the time Of entrance
requested to be present possible at the OPENING
of the SCHOOL.
Persons wishing to pnrsre any Of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can do So without being
regular members of the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
Of patronage to compensate for the effort they max
ing to establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means Of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference, Terms, &C.. they would refer to their
circulars which can be obtained of MRS GRUB, At
lantic Hotel or of MRS. CHANDLER, corner Of York
and Boteourt streets. jy31-tf
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By Shaw & Roberts.
By Shaw & Roberts,

" ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
w. AT AUCTION.
We will sell, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER6 o, 1855, at
IL O'Clock, NJ, on the premises that desirable
3 STORY BRICK BUILDING,
West side Cumberland street rt Brick House above
Queenl containing EIGHT ROOMS oUT-kITCHEN
(Brick) CISTERN of good Water and PAVED YARD.
The LOT has a depth of 100 feet, running back to
Jefferson street.
Possession given Immediately.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aug30--7t Auctioneprs.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING
JIG ORDNANCE sTOREHOUsE AT THE NAVY
YARD, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

YARD, NUKFULk, VIRGINIA.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,l
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August %, 1866.
SEALED PReposAIs endorsed Proposals for Repairing
the Ordnance Storehouse at the NayyYard Norfolk Vr
gnla will be received at this Office until noon on the
18th September 1866 for furnishing all the materials and
workmanship and repairing the building according to
specifications and plans file in this Bureau.
Plans and Specifications for the work also deposited
in the Office OF the Civil Engineer Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard where bidders are referred for information.
1t to be understood that the Contractor furnish
all the materials and perform all the work described and
to complete the building in all respects.
Bidders will state the price and the time in which
they will engage to complete the work. and the Bureau
retains the right TO reject any all bids which it shall
not consider reasonable. aug26-7teod
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By Leigh Phelps, No. 8 Roanoke Square,
c. R. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.

By Leigh & Phelps, No. 8 Roanoke Square,
G. R. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER. s,a
DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELL
ING AND LOTS, ON BERMUDA STREET, AT
AUCTI0N.--0n FRIDAY MORNING, the 9Th INSTANT,
We will SELL on che premises, the
LARuE FRAME DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING
AND LOTS, NO Is 8 II BERMUDA STREET,
adjoining the residence Of s. Hartshorne, Esq. Each
very good repar-with necessary 0UT-BUILDINGS, a
good CISTERN belonging to each Tenement
The LOT fronts fifty feet on Bermuda street, running
back about two hundred and twenty-five feet. 81. n
TERMS CASH LEIGH PHELPS,
sep2-6t ..rt s.t .4. Auctioneers.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND
L MAHOGANY PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR
NITURE, DINING. room FURNITURE, CHINA
DINNER AND TEA SETS MIRRORS OIL
PAINTINGS, dc, at No. 1ls East Mdfn st.,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY ela. MORNING the s. 4iah IsNsTAN aas
ment Of elegant pARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI.
TURE, MIRRORS, &C.; viz; in part,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD WARDROBE,
CABINETS BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE
BEBSTEADs, DRESSING TABLES,
MARBLE-TOP WAsHSTANDs AND ,
TOILET SETS, .0AK-CARvED
BUFFET MARBLE TOP,
WITH MIRROR CARD TABLES
OVAL AND LADIES' DRESSING MIRRORS,
BLACK WALNUT ETAGERE ..
AND WHAT-N0T,
OAK DINING CHAIRS,
EXTENSION TABLE,
CHINA DINNER AND
TEA SETS, CUTGLAss wINEGIAssEs,
GOBLETS, DISHES, PITCHERS
CELERY GLASSES, KNIVES AND
FORKS, OIL PAINTINGS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
LOUNGES, CARPETING,
WINDOW SHADES
&C., &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, precisely.
LEIGH PHELPS
aug3l-4t Auetioneers
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF
CATHERINE AND FREEMASON SITS, NORFOLK, VAr
Mrs. EMILY GRUBB and Mrs. M. A, q. CHANDLER
Principals; 1853. ~. IS i-5=.#
C.. MORRIS, A. M,
Professor Of Languages and Mathematics,
will open the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER. For
Circulars apply to MRS. EMILY uKuBb,
Atlantic Hotel, or to
MRs NJ A. CHANDLER,
aug2q--lws Corner York and Bottetourt SITS.
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~ r. S A l. e.

~ o r 5 A Il r..
i offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsyile, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine mile from the city of Norfolk situate the east
hank of the Elizabeth River
The situation is healthy, society good adjacent to
schools and churches The land is thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING being high, rich and quick. There is wood
enough on the land to pay Tor 1T.
should it be desirable for any one in want of land
n, have 40 large tract 1t will he divided into lots TO suit
For terms, &c.. apply to SHAW & ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square aud
Wide Water st. Norfolk Va ia whose hands the proper
~ has been placed for sale.
j. NJ. BRICKHOUSE,
Jeff kempsville, Princess Anne CO.. Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02


l89 d 191 Water Street,
lew YORK.
AGRICULTURAL ns7lfPL Elf15A IT'S,
AND MACHINERY Of ALL KINDS
Small Tools for the Fdrm and sarden such as Spades
aopels, Hoes, Forks, Rakes, 81 and for Grass
Hooks, Scythes, Scythe-Stones, a'~ Agrieul-
t,gai Hardware ia general.
We Offer also large assortment of ,nanufac-
ture Of Hay Cutters Coffee and Grain Mills, Suga Mills
for Grocers use Store Trucks Of various patterns ad
Scrapers, Wheebarrows, &c.
Fertilizers of all kinds such Goes superphosphate Of
Lime pure Ground Bone Peruvian Guano and Poudrette
Sc EDS.
Every valuable American and Foreign variety of Vege
table, Flower and Grass Seed and Field Grain that has
proved worthy of cultivation, grown and selected ex
pressly for our trade $3.50
Sales made in bulk per pound or bushel, in small
packets for retailing, by the hundred or thousand
sug22-3m2aw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-28

1868, relative to the commencement of civil
actions against soldiers.
The petition of JAMES Fl. EARNEST, alleging
that he is entitled to the seat for the 18th
district, occupied by Mr.. Co.'s, was presented
and referred.
The Committee on the condition of the
stone wall in the rotunda of the Capitol, re-
portedit defective and insecure, and advised
taking down that portion affected by frost.
The Assembly resolution for an examination
of the wall by the Building Commissioners,
was concurred in.
The preparation of the Legislative Manual
in the usual form, with the addition of map.
was directed.
ASsembly.-The Adjutant General replied
to the Assembly respecting Wisconsin SOL
diers enlistlng in other States, that there
were larger claims against us by other States
for their citizens enlisting here than our coun
ter-claims, and that an attempt to get credit
for our men enlisting in Illinois and else
where would not be likely to prove advanta
geous., 49, f.
Resolutions referring the different por-
tions of the Governors Message to appropri-
ate committees authorizing the Committee
on. Railroads to employ clerk; and to pass
no special bills in cases covered by general
laws were introduced. A resolution to print
5000 copies of the Governors Message in
the English language was adopted.
General bills were introduced relative to
listing personal property; to amend sections
% and Al, chapter %, laws of 1859, respect
ing land sold for taxes to change the Bank
of Milwaukee to National Banking Assoeia-
ton; relative to the application of highway
taxes; relative to raising money in towns,
cities and villages for volunteer purposes !;
amending the act of '62 authorizing officers
in the army to take Acknowledgements, &C.,
in certain cases; relating to actions and writs
of scire taciGS or quo aCa1ranto, and amending
section l, of chapter l6O, revised statutes !;
and memorial to Congress to reduce duty
on foreign printing paper.
Amendments were offered to the memorial
to Congress from the Senate, to establish a
stitute Screen Bay, Sturgeon Bay or Lake
Winnebago," in the place of Milwaukee. The
subject was postponed until next Tuesday.
The House refused to pass a special bill
authorizing the city of Oshkosh to raise mon
ey for volunteers bounties, the majority OPP
inion favoring the passage without delay of
a general law applicable TO all cities and
towns. The subject is now before the Judi
ciarp Committee who will probably report to-
morrow. In some discussion in bill for that
purpose introduced by Mr., JONES, the gene
raj disposition seemed to be unfaEorable TO
providing local bounty to be raised by tax
exceeding 5000 for one year recruit.
Prior to the adjournment telegram was
read announcing the death of Mr.. MCGUIRE,
of Dodge county, who was taken sick and
went home last week.