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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
Office at The Pacific House.
WELLS 4 BROTHER
To Elias Patterson /:

To Elias Patterson
SiT-Y on are hereby notified that
viii appear before the Register at the Land
Office at kane,ville, Iowa, on the 2nd day of
January. l~5I and offer proof to establish nv
rigtt to pre.cmpt the North half Of iae Ssuth
East quarter OF Section No. 20 Ia Tow aship No
-, North Range No. &c West. And you are
further notified 10 appear and offer aly proof
YOU may have adverse to niue.
DAVID STIPE.
BY JouNsoN 4 CABApY,
Oct IL, I>5f-u9 Nv Attorneys
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perpetual Counting House Al MANAGES.
For sale at the p o.
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The Cars have: Arrived
EREsaATED FOR yooRtils AT TIE
= ZIG "A.
ASTOUNDING DISC0VERY!!


THE Philosophers Stone, whose touch
transfers every thing so gold. has heen
found in the distant lands of the Pacific ana
thousands have made princely fortunes with its
use--many are eagerly pursaip. their way TO
this desired haven, ard will also .siake fortunes
and we cordially wish tn IN every success, As
they pass through our city, hswever, they
should supply themselves with all nerdful and
necessary articles fcl the Plains, % satisfy hun
ger, shield from storms and cold, 10 make we'll
when sick, for drink when thirsty and rest
wheE weary; aud also nice so,nethiHg. few
luxaries for the palate when FAR from the reach
of the dainties Of civilized life,
e. VOORtiiS Il CO.,
At the Old Stand on the bead Of Broadway,
Madison street al sign of the 1lommoth A,
have just received per Steamer Genoa, COM
pete and thorough stock of Dry aud Fancy
Goo $, Groceries, Hardware, Provisions. Tools
aud Cutlery, Stationery, and Ready Made
Ciothing. and finally everything that might bs
required for both emigrani~ and citizens. for
0niiiting or comforts al home which will be-
sold "a low can be purchased in this market,
Council Bluff city, April D, lb5i,-ly
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lie CEEkT Nfh (lESTILhI

not Net settled, or likely to lie until the
he Indcpedence of Poland and Hungary is
proclaimed to the world. But while war &
c"mmotion disturhs the peace Of Europe,
America is tranquil; and many Of he, iii
Gems are learning wisdom hv having cir
CTDERSTAN clothed at the Boot and Sh 10
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HUNTINGTON &. PIPER.

HUN tTI1 ON & PTFER.
Who have Just received one of the best Fa.i
and Winter trade stocks Of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to this market--consistin! in
part, OF Ladies fno black and colored Silk
CATERS: DO. fina kid kossuth Boots; do End
Jenny Lind Boeis do Fine Black aud White
Kid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
Jenny Lad rieS; do Kip and calf lace Boots
do mo. and i'm. polkas and J !. Boots; Mems
Fine French calf Booss; do Kip thick, coarse,
fine. and Nebraska Boots do calf, kip and thick
Brogans; do Frenela add Oxford Ties; do Fine
Kid and Patent Opera Dancing pumps, Multi
hcrs, Slips, &c
Misses Bows Youths and Childrens Boots
andshoes, Of all kinds. sizes, aud OF the best
quality.
AIso--A fine Stock Of Winter CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps. &c of all kinds.
Also-Grocercs, fuc Teas, Liquors. de.
thankful for past tavors, We solicit con-
t,huance OF the patronage Of our friends aus
The pubic generally. Our object is quick safer
and small profits. Call in aud see our Stool
next door to the Robinson House, Broadway
No tr"ahle 10 show goods at
HUNTINGTON e. PYPER,S.
N B--Sbeet Music, and Guitar and Violin
Str ngs.
Bluff City, Sept 26, 1854 n54-tf
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~ - 0a11e4 - 1sAaS.
y c,.sE 80. bJME d at; ~sslly, l.
s.rgeaats1ldas n4ihtsfnedlAte Offices, has been
.eeepsea ao~ only a~sits the execution o.
eontraqkapd e4stprnaace ef service.
We very much hope NE matter will be q
straight Ihssa Business, and that The people in
the counties above viii soon be supplied with
their maid rsgslarlys they have baea laboring
under nuchisssnrenience, which, we trust, will
soon be it IN end. tsa
IL We would call the attention OF our cit
lzen1 to notice in. to-days paper, for meeting
on Saturday evening.
The project Of greetings large business house
and Hotel at the head Of Rroadwsy is a good,
feasible and necessary. one. Such house is
much needed and would pay the company good
dividend, and be great ornament to our young
city, and wonld give business an impetus here
tofore unknown.
We do hope this matter will receive the at
tsntioh and proper consideration of all, at leas'
who are specially interested in the upper por
ton of our city. Saturday evening, don't for
get the .ims.
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NOTICE,

Office at Fonrhi, Il Co ; sto,e. !
Council Bluffs. Nav. -, l~5iA
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WHICH rs RIGHT

The great body Of the ownothngs Of the North are
very anxious that the democrats should give up their an
ngonsm TO the aboiionists.
The know-nothngs of the South are very anxious that
The democrats should give up their antagonsm the oaths
and obligations.
Both sides that the democrats shamefay stub
born. Which is risht2
The abotonists Of the North less anxious TO in
auce the democrats to give up their opposition to the
knowuothngs 40 that the lodges may be used with
impnny Tor the former against The rights Of the South
"here, then, wond the abandonment of the noble
ground Of The democracy against the proscrptive oats
ana opgauons leave parties tor the fture2 We answer
mat could not strengthen the democracy at the South
20 yleld TO know-nothngsm here while it must demor-
aiize in the North and contribute TO make abolition re-
sistiess and nvincibe
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FRANCE ASn ENG1Arn

The London correspondent Of the New York Tribune
calls attention to the following significant language Of the
London Times on the subject Of peace and the disposition
Of Louis Napoleon;
Happily for have within ourselves sourc,s az hope
ana confidence which the adhesion an ay cannot rive
aor me deset'on Of ally oke aea We NAV saw Il yitb
pac o"sh we trust not with arrogance, that England Il
80 aarg ~ rho Earopoan system shines by no
borrowed light and moves little perturbed a.
sneo'eh hY the attraction Of other bodies what we ara
oay we were yesterday, shall be tonorroa na,i,
AsnR no CLAIM, indeed to the character Of military
D.' power whose resources begin to develop them
srsmies) are exhausted w
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AN OFFENDED GENERAL.

General Webb has lost his temper because decline
allowing him to pour hs abotonsm through the columns
of the Washington Union lie has taken refuge in his
newspaper advised him but, instead of inta-
ting respectful treatment Of his case be bclches forth
hrc and fury. The following is specimen
The editors of the Union candidates for the printing
Of the Senate and probably unwilling have exposed
the gentlemen OF that body their wanton pcrvcrson the
truth You WILL tbereore please publish the following letter
the Courier and Enquirer and send copy Of the paper
every member Of the Senate and House Of
al WATSON WEBB"
II little too bad General that you should take this
advantage Of us We certainly have deserved it Your
influence with the gentlemen Of the Senate rress;i-
BILE your character proudly venrraed there your good
quslites soldy Confirmed in the minds of all those
grave and reverend segneurs that fear your protest
against will not only deprive Of the printing, but Of
the respect and esteem Of democratic rends This
dear General, is @ths most unkindsa cur Of all
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


We have put PAPER to press to-day twelve hours in
advance OF the regular time in order place before onr
readers in and out of the CITY, Mt the earliest possible
ment copy Of the Presidents message which COM
mnnicased to the houses of Congress shortly after
twelve o'clock, Notwithstanding the unexpectedly
proras'ed delay in its delivery, this important and ably
written document viii be read with the liveest interest
IN all parts of the Union Want Of time and space
sbrily precludes further comments.
The message read in the Senate after its de
livery In the House. il delivered to the Clerk by the
Presidents private secretary Sidney Webster esq where
upon spirited debate its disposition At the
tine OF going to press the debate had concluded
As heretofore paper will be issued from this Office on
we morning Of the "a of january
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TasAscss DnrAsrwvsy. December l. v sa
hereby gives hoAers al ssehs % the uerd ssls
purchase this " u 500 - of
offered NE
asy Esxt, therefor shs Ecwns
Fo stock 0 OF Is1, premium Of 10 per ernt Fss
u 1877 and s4 premium of ia pee ean For
1850 eomwos called Texan IA de
OF And fm ss"ek Of me ioss q
1915, November 1896 II reeossed At tss
Treasury prior Jaaaxry premium Of ~
received LAT Aad e aisi DAY o. ssch
off, received amer Inc 3st Msschs
prior SAID lst of june premium 81 per cent
Interest will he allowed said 81 Tho ass specified
ssssped with hs rtEs
Of esncass received s January Amer
will asowsd addition 10 the premium
January Of rrcePt liz bcn
aays will addition ,c reach tho
seller.
ceracses transmitted th.s the present
States tvi,h he
prior Ja.ua Ny The party
emitted receive the purchase money.
for these stocks will made by drafts tho sssist-
Boston, New York Philadelphia, tae yS
entitled receive The money nay Street.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Treasury
lid
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SURRENDER OF Mr.. BoTTs TO THE REPUBLI-
CANS


1t i known that the Hon. John w. Bolts Is against the
twelfth secoE o. tie Philadelphia platform Of the Amer
can party and has proposed to surrender the whole srue
turc general fusion victory in 1856 VS.
quote from his late letter the Kentucky knownothngs
FOR tas Soas sssa rcrtisus % persist % holding
thar PLATFORM (Iissa me- yos -hsn ten you,
cssai. iagforous defeat a~ass No matter whx
you the South may think Of that platform, and
matter how right it may be, not satieory 70 majority
ofshs party. has bsea aud be, ratified
dsrsa by any free State tie Union and II it should
be- IL win Be BY division the party and consequent
Of the State. Ge WasAiagton hmsel could Be- restored
to DE al Mould he nominated and placed that PLATFORM
he eoaid De dcfentsa. 80 80
The elections in the North what
might do united party; but must not forget that the
elections in New York and Massachusetts, carried By
population cf thar ptayor~ and ia spite Of and that in
general presidential election II insist upon IL must
BE- si~'ded, ard consequently must be beaten"
know too Il Is quite brarsry md pa.rosesly declared
by they will sink swim with tids psssform
All have say this point that do not the prac
teal wisdom practical utility of adopting uch sentiment
For my part, do not want to sink at ALL had rather
swim ashore without the aid OF plank than be drowned
with 4 bod far rather witaom platform than
rink ,osta TIE best that ecer aas constructed"
~ avail myself therefore Of this occasion to offer these
suggestions wca ecs.s nothing 20 consider being in
my Judgment the only left party for chance
of success. That Philadelphia platform st ia
be ignored
Since this very frank and generous proposal has been
made the northern knownothings under the name of re-
puhans have appeared in Congress- and have made some
decided deonsatotd ii fafor q the policy Of ignoring
the twelfth section. Mr. Bolts is shtewa politician He
anticipated the protest of his northern brethren d has
proved himself quite prophet.
The question is does Mr. Bolts speak for the southern
Americans?
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Dec dsisJunsif

TRiEsEMaR--rne Great Euycpsan Discovery Pro- 70.
Of England aad secured me
the do Pnss, and tho ImSs Csse
OF Incidence Vienna -, ,-,yn.. -
power premature and al the distressing esnsr
IL rhscs arr
youth, manhood, and os ne ve woua ~, %
come decline The uesomA we're vn
VERBALLY x6pvesJ vanish like hsfoio
influence rendering is invaisssae those cnsn mo
Tsssmar conptrels and entirely ssdiesse 81 traces o
eabbs have - long barn eusns
the ruin Of hsaHh Of vs eeiS0a o. pop
which, sssaaatsly, hs Esesh pbysse.an nr VIVA
ef hS euants coastusnx
and nich ali hs ssssspaIs world csanas ssssovs
Trcseuay sks dovesA o. ases S sae ana
nanssns gaalies Ta~y maybe On hs soss se'' ""o"s
sod in in ess,s 4 a. sarh for 49, which
-, and IN twenty scvsn dollar eases wsss.y h
Divided nt0 separate doses - sdsssSsso ="
peau, .alesaand Roux, 10. ~ !. u.rrr,v A.. a,
TO be had wholesale etat Of Mr. A. bAkNuW, NO 81
Green street. ne Canal specially app~ntcd ny ne po
fox the Un'ssd Ss'ns and every
oarl America receiving ysmiusncc W. "
row part =" ths wosd, sscIy
according s instructions OF she wn
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WASHINGTON CITY.
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. al. 1885.

10 Mr. HGsaY ~ Lewis, OF Montgomery,
ea travelling for and Tennessee
Visited by e. f. LEWIS, JAMES O. LRwIs Lewis
or W. g. " JAsys No. street, Cucinas Ohio Il
our genera. collecting the Western
sssfd by w. THOMAS g. w RAAsAY, WILLIAM Tuoa as,
lHos ~ JAMss % NJ l. WrsESAs A. l.. CHLDs and DIR. VIII.
LiAA IRwrs Receirus Of either he good.
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exhibits srcere devotion TO the constitution Indifferent
70 tbs b!ood-s,ained rie.osts - me know-noshnes
achieved in violation Of law aud Of orderbe divnss
worshpped BY the hensency-eallous TO the oatbs and
obligations Of ccnederaed proscrponsis regardless Of
the arrogant psef n abolition majority breathing
oseon and dsssnsion, the National fsshcsr reserves
rs indvnstion ard its rebqke for democratic minority
and eonagns that mnolsJ 70 prdion because il viii rot
abandon its adherence doctrines which lie fasH
genc will not deny essential the union Of the States
and the welfare of the people
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GEN. WEBBs aABalsoNIsa.

In the letter of General Webb published In the New
York Courier and Enquirer reply to the Washington
Union there is single passsgs that deserves passing
tee il only show how easy it is to sr tg tie Dor
rowed pumes from the ackdaws ofabolitionis He says;
"In efforts accomplish tho great work in hand,
1.-THE Of the Missouri Compromise shall cheer
fully accept the of all who entitled to the right
Of Suffrage Garrison and his little band Of fanatics included
but by accepting their aid endorse their sent
and extreme views than rond the democracy in the
Hose az Representatives endorse sd beedc responsible for
the ultra opinions of The secessonss and southern know
gladly dom eIecting Mp Richardson Speaker"
We now copy the very words Of Webb on Garrison. II
appears s the General was only ready accept the
aid OF Garrison but also ID fc,s him for President and
Tappan for Vice President!
'we (quoted) the wing party but love its prin
cpIes more We dislike aboltonsn but we would rather
a thousand Garrison and Tappan President
Vice President than tamey submit for hour the
humiliation which Senate has put upon by the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise.
awe are wiling (quotea sgain) eonsort with the
ab abotionists in order to restore the Missouri Compro
mise, and thus redress great wrong"
To which Garrison in his Boston Liberator thus aec-
tionatcy responds:
sTHE DISSOLUTION or UaIoN ESSENTIAL TO Aro-
LiTloS or sLAvEmy-But until strike hands
gousy politically, and governmentaiy with the South,
and declare the Union to be at end believe do
nothing against the encroacmens Of the
upon rights When will the people of the North that
possible for liberty and slavery to commingie for
union be formed between ccmen and shareholders
those who Cypress and the oppressed concord is
possible. This Unionit is lie, imposure and our first
aeek Its utter overthrow In this Union there
are millions half of slaves canking their
in hopeless bondage Let the Union be accursed Look
the awful compromises Of tho constitution by which that in
srument is with the blood Of the slave !"
General Webbs candidate for President has erected his
platform
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Tur mRTa or CHILDREN yoREGS PAREsTs---A re-
markabe fact contained in the abstract of the births IN
Massachusetts in 1864 is the great increase Of children OF
foreign rarents OF the $4,000 born bat l6f7o were OF
American parcntage while $4,000 were Of parents
one or both foreigners and the increase from foreign
pareuts was more than twice what was from native pa
rents At The same rate shortly shall Eays more chill
dren born in Massachusetts, from foreigners than from ma
tyes for in years the American births nave not m
creased COO while the foreign have Increased moro than
5000 In Suffolk county already the births IN foreign
families are more than twice numerous az 40 american
being 37a5 ia The former and 1877 IN the latter W 'ne
parents of Boston children last year the largest number
was from Ireland 1924 fathers and 2,a57 mothers whe
there were hut fathers and 52i mothers natives OF the
CITY and $50 fathers and 475 mothers natives OF Massa
chusetta out Of Boston In Of Che houses crowded
with foreigners there will be from Ten TO twenty children
that cannot 90 alone lisp word there are several m
stances where four and Ave and six and seven even
were born in one house during the ycar and IL looks now
MS though very shortly there would not be real Bostonans
enough to guard the city At night Many OF tue large
towns and cities show like facts Cambridge had born Of
foreign parents 422 children TO 2os Americans Fall River
2s3 TO a. Lawrence 322 l4s Lowell 500 TO Az Kox-
bury ss3 10 1863 Salem 3sd 10 l2o Taunton 22l to i42
and Worcester AL foreign to 100 American.
GNewbvgpor Herald
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DREADFUL AccIpFsr.--Ai Falmouth, Maine, Thursday
evening" Mr. Coffin and two young ladies named Has
kcil while cossiing prccpated over the bank Of
river distance Of forty feet and Coffin and Of the
ladies drowned and the other 50 badly injured
that i u aAred she cannot survive.
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Tng MAivs LAW APPROVED THE QUEEN or ENGLAND
copy of an order in council dated at the Court OF
Windsor Castle November 2st 1855 has been received at
the office OF the Prohibitionst in Albany New YORK IN
ii her Majesty gives her official sanction to the pohibory
ior law Of tho Province OF New Brunswick and directs
the governor or and all other persons
whom may concern be governed thereby accordingly
The law takes effect on the lot Of January next
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0uR USryp SrATHs sgyAroRsNew Jersey mas reason 70
be proud Of her representatives IN the united STATES
No State capable devoted representatives, IN
that dgnifsd body Both senators have sacrificed their
time and their business the interests OF their constr
uens and have always been found at their posts They
have never been accused Of lodging and have nooy iu
filed tie implied pledge given when they were elected
that they would faithfully represent the interests OF one
OF the old thirteen in the national Legislature Senators
Wright and Thomson have the entire confidence OF Tue
neope Of New jersey aheay IN Jl Republican.
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THE AGITATION OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION THE
ONLY IDEA THAT UNITES THEM.

The Pennsylvania Valley Spirit democratic journal,
says:
With an overwhelming majority in Congress, procured
by ncenday appeals the passions OF fanatics in all
the unon but particularly in the Northeast
opponents thus far have been unable effect organ-
the House, When the congressional elections
pending the opposition leaders protested to have but
ect viewhe repeal of the niqnitous adopt
ed by the democratic Congress and sanctioned by the
cratic President Their camor successful obtaining
for them majority in Congress- and what is the spectacle
that presented to vew Instead Of organizing
all haste and proceeding to undo the nqntes Of the
Congress, they fighting for tho spoi,s"
They cannot agree upon The scheme Of restoring the
Missouri Compromise.
They dare carry out their threat of refusing to adj
init State because its constitution recognises the in
stitution Of slavery
They agree alone upon the odious and dstractng doc
trine Of agtatug the slavery question: that they may
divide the country they hare disorganized Con-
gress.
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Know sornsaIsx IN TExAs--The democrats Of Bra
zoria county, Texas had meeting the 5,h and, after
listening speeches in defence OF knov-nothngism
resolved against that order and in favor Of the Georgia
platform and in APPROVE the aduinrra'ien Of pres'
dent Pierce
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-31

There will be public reception the presidential
sion Tomorrow, commencing at II o'clock
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uAyISG appcisted agent by M Thomas fo o.,
II the prolific am now ready 70 M
Tose desyous Of supply wi DO vel % send ssy ne
sail Of the CITY OF view fok IN" %
ng daily from hcre, through srchsn pek
goods, expass Of Pos 20 any na o. NE umn Ny
Union - busimess WIN View
York. Bos.on Phiisdsphia Bamose Most e item can Nd
deliver the merchants OF any o. me
with goods thsy sFdss and mus have brought
within reach OF farmers At uihing cost 49,,
The corn VIII bc warranted genuine sufficient parcel
20 plant an acre. instructions for culnvsing Pcs one doisr
and ny cents delivered York Money OF r. o. stamps
always accompany tho order with proper directions now 70
send) Il -, -..-.-. 49,,
psid) plant - half a. sore; vsncr OK
above ~u.~..an~,
be addressed J. Y. XHUmrSoN,
Toapknsvilis, Richmond county, Statsn Island, NJ r.
Descriptive circulars sent to those sending sneis address,
Dec 20-d1t
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ALBUMs French Pestrsitss, DIblss, and Prayer
books and velvet, with and without clap,
pencil Rodsss Asss penknves .pcsssd srsc, from No
drawing insuumens drawing HOOKS
French English French Enph. and Amecan Juvenile books
IN rrent Variety editions Of Asesn Rrsnch and nssn au
nrc 10 - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pHcha#ed all te interest IN tho con
for the drawing q ths Mssylaud ccs.oidatsd Loss
sutresa ~ w. O. FRANCE A.
X. Brennan, have interest thsrsia.
nj February all the schemes, ncke ana crnn
Gates n appear Gas with ths OF y
Brennan for the coMacsos on and alter Mes
49, w 4. FRANCE.
BALrrxonK, December Is, 1855.
Dec i9--dImn
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TaO0 RENTA parlos the hspt ncos, vefy
hsadsomsy fs.alshsd, door, fcn gtkwooA House sna
IN Ieih street, No. 5la
pes l3~0Dw
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BOUQUETS and bashsts u French lowers. daily
ID order, the Lanes,
Dec 2S-du 3O4 Fsnusvvsnsa avSnue.
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nm rLOeENcE o'DOWNOGHUE, emcs sss 7th
u rse~s, Few DOOR ninth Of O.
Dec l-dlm
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LsOR sALE--A modern house located an the
wsrd. This house 10 complete,
With Of wsssr. sss bshs SCI conssn@
testdes kschsn anA bassMsnt siss OF nose ~
~ 50 depth, with bssck stnAie
Apply 10 Charles Hsskbs, go, sschsecs.
Dec i0-d9w
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A PAIR % gold sp~csscIes, with silver crnnessed
rae was .rkcn from feusismsn the city
on "wednesday last The engraved III.
ard specsscles Any relation TO them viii be thank
fully received this once.
Dee