Public sale notice for Iowa estate foreclosure and debt settlement
A court ordered sale in Dalusgniea County Iowa outlines a mortgage foreclosure on the estate of a deceased owner. The sale of real property is scheduled to satisfy debts, with terms including cash payment and court fees. The notice names clerk and deputy officials and references an appeals process and scheduling in the county court.
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Surry Salestrate
Iowa
Ceuty S. Nellec
Mabony
Dolbegie
Cork
Rade
Manes
On Ste
Cowes
Sara
Tretrict
Guitare County
Mebaet Cernet
Nancy Corbet
Petras
Ranfereid
Acer
Peleathy
Vic
Nancy Corte
Iadohn
O'Neill
Chet Attorney
Poe
Towa
Duluque
Kohrnary
Ghab
Ofebek AL M
Drrhaigie
Coonty
Willian Henry Sherway
Ehattles
Cot Korey
Job Smith
Aection
Rangeong
Banraoow
Plaintitt
Heriff
TATE
Jows
Buque County
Court House
Dubuque
District Court
Anld County
John DB. Jennings
Mary M O’brien
Michael M. O'Brien
Anil
William Wilton
Anderson
Ace Deela
Alexander Craig
Anthony Spencely
Tand
Treatiny
Sherif
Dubuque Town
A. D
J. Cumings
D. C. McNuty & Jennings
Pitie
Fowa
Said
Patrick Finlon
Trerge
Charles Krirchhaum
Sheriff's Office
C.J. Cumings
D. C. McNulty & Jennings
Pitts Attys
Vallandigham Speech Sparks War Talk in Dubuque Herald
The Dubuque Herald devotes much of its space to reprinting Mr Vallandighams late speech. The paper characterizes his delivery as bold logical and direct. It notes the public mood leans with him but warns people would not follow without stronger leadership.
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B.L. Chlarke
Pri- Doque
Main & Bth Stu
Dubuque
dziSs
New Jersey and Indiana Demand Peace Amid War Debates
The New Jersey Legislature moved to armistice measures on the 13th and proposed a six month truce with a national convention to settle terms. Indiana resolutions denounced emancipation and war policy, urging peace and a national conference, arguing the war harms state institutions and seeks partisan gain. If embraced, peace could save Union fabric. war promises only ruin.
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New Jersey
Leaington
Indianapolis
Louisville
Lincoln
South
North
Indiana
Carced
Counterfeits seized and parole policy noted in report
A. Muller was arrested in New York with 30 000 dollars in counterfeit currency. The morning report discusses no more Confederate officers to be paroled, arrests of Loyal State citizens for exchanges, and mentions a 100,000,000 greenbacks spawn. The item reflects telegraphic dispatches intended for the Daily Herald.
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New York
A. Muller
New York City
Wasnexetos
Congress
North West
Low
Erastus Corning
Fox
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Hug
United States Army
Schofield
H. W. Halleck
Confederate forces strengthen on left and advance on Rappahannock
A Tribune letter from a Potomac correspondent claims the Confederates are improving positions on their left and extending lines toward the Rappahannock. It notes a possible imminent Union forward movement and suggests Burnside’s plans include a river crossing, yet telegraphic confirmation is lacking.
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Rappahannock
She ‘Tribune
Army of the Potomac
Burnside
Portage City Fire Destroys Rail House and Elevators
A night blaze at Portage City destroyed the railroad passenger house freight warehouses and one elevator holding 15 000 bushels of wheat. Loss estimated at 35 000 dollars with extensive property damage across the yard.
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Portace City
Janu
Hampton’s Legion Cavalry Reconnaissance Near Culpepper
Reported 5 miles from Culpepper Hampton’s Legion faced reduced strength with 900 of 1600 cavalry reporting for duty. Commands left 100 at Chantilly and 140 at Centreville, 660 split toward Rappahannock Station and Aldic Pike. Detachments moved two days to hinder enemy rail traffic. two rebels paroled, two citizens took oath, 14 took oath of obligation. Rebel force at Mahly Valley estimated 906 men. Winchester infant ry force thought under 1,000.
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Hampton
Culpepper
Wyndham
Heintzellman
Chantilly
Centerville
Rappahannock
Frying Pan
Centreville
Pendiny
Rappahannee Station
Warrenton Junction
Mahly Valley
Winchester
President opposes issuing more legal tender notes
A Washington despatch says the President will send a special message to Congress opposing additional legal tender notes. A Key West letter from the 9th reports fears for the ship hydia, 18 days from New York. News from Havana notes the Alabama was off there in January.
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New York
Washington
Congress
Key West
Hydia
Abana
Alabama
N.Y
Senate debates on French action in Mexico and civil liberty
The Senate reports a bill to aid sick and wounded soldiers and to reform the medical department. McDougal introd uces resolutions condemning France for attempting to subjugate Mexico and urges withdrawal of French forces and US aid to Mexico. Other actions include credentials for Chandler, reorganization of the Court of Claims, and proposals on emancipation and currency. Powell argues against war and civil arrest, while Bingham and Colfax push measures on slavery and duties. The House prepares to fund government and address regimental pay.
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Wilson
McDougal
California
Mexico
France
London
Spain
England
Republic of Mexico
Europe
United States
Congress
Howard
Ilon
Chandler
Dth
Tuunbull
Court of Claims
Wright
Powell
Jefferson
Gen
Jackson
Douglas
Indiana
South
Bingham
Maryland
Colfax
Wickliffe
One more measure to perfect system a national banking plan
The speaker notes currency has widespread acceptance and demand, urges more usage for trade, and expects revenue from the tax bill and tariffs to exceed prior estimates. He argues for a national banking system to establish a uniform, secure banking framework nationwide.
Washington Debates on Paper Duty and Currency Reform
The Ways and Means committee fails to reach an agreement with Chase on paper duty relief. Congress faces pressure from paper dealers while hopes of lower prices fade. President signs a joint resolution authorizing a $100,000,000 note issue for pay arrears, warning of inflation and urging currency reform and unified public credit. Sampson, telegraph operator, reports line issues at Deivaur.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Chase
Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
United States
House
Jth
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy
Nn General Act of Congress
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