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The Washington union., 1857-11-17

LOLA MoSi ~ We nfoi ned that this noted per-
sonage intends visiting this city after the meeting
of Congress- to repeat her lecture Woman which
she has delivered at Boston, New York. and Phiadel-
phia with marked success.
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

TJNEACHER WANTED. I'VE wish to employ gen
i tleman principal Female Seminary a
miles Austin Texas, moral well
settled healthy neshboriood well located patronage
VIII liberal salary and want good teacher gentleman
whose could instruct In music would be preferred
Applicants forward their and references address
ssWebbervlIe, county, Texas +. n TOwNtS
I6-d2m President.
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.-This ''ancient and hon
orable corps, commanded by Captain Davis, il
making preparations for grand ball the 23d inst al
which several military manGnvres and the manual o
will be executed by detachment, which is now
being drilled for the occasion. /.
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

|. THE SLoop-oY-wAR PLYMOUTH. vessel at the
Kettle Bottom flats, about sixty miles below the city,
Saturday last awaiting favorable wind tow up.
She is reported to have sailed from Southampton, Eng
land the 9th of October, and to have encountered
heavy weather on her voyage.
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

LNOR RENT--The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow
handsome house contains all the modern improve
furnace complete water fixtures also offices
adjoining Apply to J. b. H. SMITH.
Oct 2I-2tawtii1sDecw wed&Sat
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

-WooD.We pleased to learn that fire wood will
probably be both plentiful and cheap during the coming
winter The Baltimore market is already oyerstocked,
and retail prices there have been reduced within few
days past.
The Washington union., 1857-11-17

Nov I'D
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

Fort wayne.-G,o.erie.. &c,

% w &cs
We would call the attention of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS & HuEsrIs, Wholesale Groeers. Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists of a general as
sortment of Groccries-toscther with every thing
that is usually found in store, except Dry Goods.
Their connection With some Of the t,t. Oldest and
sreH knora Houses in the East offers them facilities
nlaying in their stock unsurpassed by any other
sIfonse IN the West
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line, freight considered, as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or any
other Market
Fort Wayne Is now within two three hours
ride Of this place, uninterrupted BY any change OF
Merchants therefore, in this place and vicin-
ity, can obtain anything they may need m the line
of WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, in few hours, thereby
avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time,
casioned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs have but one price, and
those ordering from them, viii obtain goods of the
same quality and price, if there in person to pur-
chase
If you would therefore save both money and time,
purchase of WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, Wholesale
Grocers, No. So, Columbis street, Fort Way ne
Indiana [llm6.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
The Conspiracy Trial.

In the result of the Conspiracy Trial, all
last week pending in the Recorders Court,
none are disappointed, except perhaps the
villains whose case has been under consid-
Grafton. They, for along time, accustom-
ed to set law atde6ance, through acting as
Its ministers and in its name, had persua-
ded themselves that it had no terrors for
then,-that though its shadow might ring
money ont ofharlots whenever the judicial
exchequer was low, it had no power to
make the robbers restore ill-gotten gains,
or to punish them in prison where restora-
tion was impossible. The verdict of the
jury fell upon them like thunder-clap;
and the subsequent refusal of the Court to
let them so at large, while the motion for
a new trial was undecided, was still more
astounding AT last, inmates of that pris-
on which they have so often used to terrify
others-guilty victims of the power that
they. have welded over the heads of often
ders less guilty than themselves-they have
an opportunity to repent, while the pco
pie rejoicc.-Cz Chicago Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
Amusing.

Ii rs very amusing. to the knowing ones,
hear the ''old fogies" ask show in natur
can Pershing & Co. afford to SELF their
goods so ehcap?" The reason is that they
can't asor'l to keep their stock on hand
long at time, aud consequently have to
dispose of it at very low figures. We
would a lvisc our frie:l.ls if they need any
thing in their line, to give Me,srs Pcrshing
Dc Goa call They have got into their
new building AMI are determined to sell
cheaper than ever, rcmcmber that "a pen
NY saved is two pence made"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
M a II r. lie %

On the 18th uls, at the residence of the brides
mother, BY Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr.. EARL, of La
Porte. to Miss MARY A. SHERwooD, of this county.
With the above notice received a liberal sup
ply Of wedding cake May their journey through
life be happy and prosperous.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

The General Assembly of the Old
School Presbyterians has been in session
some days at Cleveland, Ohio. The re-
port of the committee on bills and over
lures, calling for the views of the Assem-
bly, in regard to slavery, causel sharp de-
bate, and was male the special order for
Tuesday afternoon. Communications were
read from the Associations of Rhode ISL
and, New Hampshire and Wisconsin, ia
king strong anti-slavery grounds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

Russia zt9w "a H3fE 81
a Russiansexpedition is to be despatch
ed to China with special envoy.
The Aorniag Post authoritatively con-
tradicts the rumor of an intended resigna-
ton OF Lord Panmure, Minister Of War.
The Sandman Government intends send
ing two vessels of war to China. & ~
The Emperor. and Empress of Austria
had been received very coolly by the Hun
garians at Pesthe. @ g.
Lord Elgin proceeded without delay from
Alexandria to Suez, where he found a
steamer waiting to convey him to Singa-
pore, where he would await the arrival of a
French Commissioner. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
ssHonor to whom honor is due,

Hohor 10 whom honor is due.,,
The great number of persons in all parts Of the
country who have experienced the health restoring
and bloodpurifying effects of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture In curing many of the worst forms Of ScrofuIa.
Rheumatism, and all diseases arising from impurity
OF the blood, has created demand for it which i
alike gratifying to proprietors and patients. Among
all the thousand medicines which profess to cure ali
the diseases with which mankind is afflicted, Carter
Spanish Mixture stands ike a monument. a ag;ant
among pigmes," and all owing to the simple fact
inst II does really possess virtues and properties
Iou nd in no other, and cures by its specific power
over the blood; expelling from that seat of life all
Impurities or lurking disease opening the secretons.
acting gently en- the Liver, and in fact aiding and
assisting nature 70 collect her energies; thus giving
strength and vgor instead of weakness and debility.
he trial OF single bottle win bear out in all
say OF this valuable remedy ..fs ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
Separation of them. s. Presbyterian
Church.

y separation of the Church on the qucs-
ton of slavery, at, or Immediately after the
present session of the Assembly, is anti
ciPaied- Such separation would leave
this branch of the Church without any
shareholders in It's communion,
This step may give rise to change in the
names by which these two branches of the
Presbyterian Church are designated, and
instead ofthe senseless term New School, I"
it is not impossible that this branch NAV
hereafter be populary know as the Anti
Slavery Presbyterian Church.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
A Fact Worth Recordiuy.

Few advertised medicines before the public con
tinue for any length oftime to command confidence
In most instances being secret nostrlms (upor
"neh their popularity depen,Is) composed of cheap
oftentimes injurious ingredients, they meet shor.
lived existence. This is especially true if we refer
10 the various Preparations of sassararilIa Will
which our markets are inundated Hurley m.pu
factures the only legitimate and reliable article
and No one should be deceived into using any 9th
er.-Sf. L0sis Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
A Word to my Friends!

II FEEL thankful to all those who have favored
me with call since the Fire, and paid up their
accounts and would still feel thankful to great
er number if they would CALL and if they have not
the some thing needful' at hand, settle by note
By SO doing show their good viii. sc
May IL J. l.. WESTERvELT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
DIR. II. (. BROWN'

Makes this method Of informing all those in
+ Il debted to him by note or book account to
come forward and settle, either by cash, note or
produce by the first day of July next and cost,
as he must have money May 2l-nl
He will attend to all calls in his profession. OF
hce at the Tin Shop of r. VI. BROWN e. Co.
March 10. 1851
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
FOErG MElE.

tALL and see the Splendid Styles of Caters,
" Calf Skin Shoes, &C., &c. ALSO tho
most beautiful styles Of Hats, Men a. Boys
Caps. Straw Hats, &c, &c, frsm 25c-
to 50 90. Call and see them; they viii be ready
for exhibition by the 25th inst
rpril %. c. WHITMORE, Aga
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
;. Browns Essence of Ginger and ChoI-
era Mixture.

we cannot do the public greater service at this
season, than to cali their attention to the above val
liable remedies, which should be in the hands ofev-
cry family, while person about to travel should
leave the city without them For dysntery in chill
dren, at all seasons more or less prevalent the Is
scnce of Ginger is SAFE convenient and efcacious.
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

On the 18th ut, al Tppecanoetown, Ind in the 22o
yes Of her age, BULzr ALxRA w. THaYEs wife
of David p. Thsyer and daughter ofJohn and Sarah
b Armstrong.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
Special Hctices.

Hee1and's German Filters take the Lead.
f~ EAToSroS, Gro, July IA, SO.
Dear Sir-Your German Bitters are taking the
lead Of all other medicines for chronic diseases,
&c, and are selling rapidly. Please serd ailo-
ther box Immediately, we shall be out before it
arrives Truly yours,
.sess So LYNCH & DAVIS.
Dr. E. l. STR0HECKER said:
esz ssM4cox, Geo.. jan I, ISL
81 am happy to say that your German Bitters
are gaining great reputation. think it will in
future sell rapidly st k
W. NAXEY x Co., said:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

40 MosrrcELLo, Geo., Oct 6, $50.
our bitters, though entirely unknown before
in this county, have sold rapidly and given salts
factiOnu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
W.f.VTED!

IN n0A BEEF HIDES, for which We
4 O.OOO will pay the highest price 1,
Cash: and besides allow good weight and paw
good money without grumblng. Bring on your
Hides and keep them at home.
Remember the place-the same spot where we
were burned out, next to Pershing & Co.'s Drug
Store. Our Golden Boot, among the rest, was
burnt; but We have replaced it by new one from
the same pattern. Remember the place at the Sign
of the Golden Boot.
April %, 1851. G WHITMORE, Ag't
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Mareh 4, C.
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1000 Acres
CHOICE LANDS
Near and Adjoining
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
AT PUBLIC SALE, to close up a CO.
pareRershtP caRceTR.
The undersigned will sell ct PabHe Aue-
ton. to the highest bidder, Oh 81
Wsdassdag, tke Fir&s Dag at JHls, 1857,
In front Of the Pacific House, In CoancIl
Bluffs, WITHOUT RESERVE. .
/, 600 Acres choice Bottom, Prairie and
Timber Land, well watered, laying On the
| Mosquito Crsrk, near to and adjoining the
City limits, (nuw being sslFveYedg viii be
divided into 30 acre lots, plated and nuza-
berga. The NJ & M. Railroad Ii 1oeatsd
on Che western side Of this land. The East
ern Stage road passing the s. ", aida and
county road the n. L. side. -a. ~.
220 Acres Prairie and Timber Land. with
| one or two spfings thereon, situated six
milsB N. e. Oh Council Blahs, near MOsaai-
TO Greek within oue-fouTsh Of u mile Of ths
Railroad, and IA a good set leasna.
$50 Acres First Class higA Creek Bot.
tom Land on Poaey Greek, fear miles 8. E
Of the city, with county road running
through. These two last tracts will be di.
viaed, If desired 5y purchasers.
| 4 Number Lots In the City.
Also-The FaFms On Mosquito Ereek
near this city, occupied BY Mesars. Dorsey
and Parker. = EEs =.
| TERAs-0Ra-third at the tina of sale
the balance In one and two wears. with Tn
| per cent interest. The deferred oavEzsut1
to be secured BY Deed Of Trust 90 the IRE,
misses.
! ~ We will also sell about 800 acres d
IaGabsF Land near the City, al Public Sale
as soon 81 ws can have IL surveyed and Iii
ITldsd Of iAto lots.
/ J. A. & E. KLEIN.
/ BY IL. G. KLEIN, Their ATTORNEY Ii
Fact, Pacific House, Couneil BaaassIowa.
I May %, 1851 sx
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liz saszuiFu ss six hngss mil, capable
III aawazag frosx oNe 90 ssa@ shouSahd :,
hazahaT aaasss ~ saiA ~ saassse whe A.,
uaed tbs saHa@, % Ne sha best gaw nil /,
epenasfoa, Iha simpliezky, durability =.
aaavaksaa IL shese nzzIsS eemnsnds ia.
- sAe wamas III eur eoafkEy.
Alaps Eax q Rahasksa Palsnt Thrssb.
md klsaaags 80 pgCpelled BY lsYsr o..
ard endless eaain o. railroad power, i n.
ssost staple, ehsap and durable mach.
as kgae kisds sVsE alzegaa % ths pphlis. r.
h.asdfed ard CRY hushsIa of wheat ear :.
slfsaasd and elsansd IN day by this a. :
sanss and nsatlY dane.
ORDERS hog askheg Of the above uarh,,.
lwfaa aees with pEu1npk attention BY a.
ssng KEngsland q FaEgnsoa, phoRiy r.
dry, g 1lossis, Mes 81 persons In this
EeEaiky can have thskr orders attended 10 !.
sassfT agent.
J. B. sTuTsMAy
gsawneH RtusM Torwe. aug az
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A ZONES. GED- ". N0DU4
NEBkgASk&AAN
DRUG O. CHEAICAL HOUSE
oMAHA ciTs, -. - s's' xKBKAsEA.
Hnmea L. Wood

aHOmes g. Weed
UT HOLES ALE and retail dealers in al
w kinds Of Drugs and Chemical, Paints,
Oils, Dye ssufFs, Window glass, Glass ware
Per1nnery, Tuiies and fancy Soaps,
Fahes Goods, Wines and Liquors OF
kinds, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. sc.
Having purchased the entire stock Of
Drugs and fancy Goods formerly belonging
to 9. H. Henry < Co., and moved into
our new store in Assembly Block, we are
COW prepared to hiT al orders either Il
wholesale or retail. We have on hand a
eompisls assortment Of Drugs and Medi-
zines which we oEsr az low as can be
bought this siae Il 81. Loais.
Our PAtIsnt Medicine department Is full
al eOsapla6s smhsasing all of the new ahd
popular Medicines Of the day.
Merchants and others DESTROYS Of pUE-
chasing goods In our line win do we'll TO give
Us a cali, az our Drugs are all warranted
pure aud unadalksrstsd, and all goods puE-
chased Of Us and not proving as represent
ed can be returned at our owR expense and
the nansy refunded. -st
sas6 fn-5g z JONES i WOOD.
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n - RKIaaEEJa

Coaneil Blalh, Towa, aug i, IS,
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Nnaiee

Us hereby given, thst the ua1eEs.E7~-
"a the 23d day Of January, 4 d =.
take out letters Of administrator II
estate OF P. B DoTSay Gray 4eS.'.
Therefore all persons having etai1.' = Be
said estate are fsoti6ed to PEest1.: =
thentieated according 10 law, 10 H. IL
Jussgs of poeta wattanis county l9s'.
adjustment; and all pSFsous indebted % :
estate will make Immediate pa! z7s2, .
anderaignsds -.---,. ..
THOMAS II. BENTOA,1
Council Blnlss, Iawa., Admit
: January =, 1851. ! 6mos
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PINE LUMBER

THE Subscriber would respectfully -
ii nounee 70 ne eiti1ehs Of PottaEaf+t'a
pats and the sdjolaing counties, that b. bs.
opened an extensive Pine Lumber Ysrs -
Council Bluffs city and il 10 receipt Of Inn,
Der regularly, and viii Keep eonstap1 ..
hand large and well selected stock Of
z-t PINE LuMRER,
From leg inch 10 iaches; aigs, Pine gld5rg
and worked SCORING, pine shfnges and lall
sash, bilndh, doors, Re, all % which / vii
sell Low for eaala. ..sa-.s
.,%-.--. KELLER & BENNET
Get a, 1853. -
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NE y adA YA1EI SALOOE
ON Broadway, where The hnizhinz ton.t
O - ocieanaEnsss and genteei a pre- e
are Bestowed Withoas stint or gf5dg;T : SO
ne pahlie are politely invited to can 3 !,
seeans wAeFs, sheuld he be SO lacEr So 50 ~ ~
save than, chs Keen edge Of char;is- >, ~; w
be EsaaOssd 81 De consolation thai i 49,. .'l
asAs sleek, easy asd without hur;Tz ,t :,
feeling '''
Broadway, opposite the Robinson H,...
/ se%maE --
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lTHx sssxRnab axss - 49, rKaax mssAsz
NEm 4 ~

k##M&# ~ 81 . $3.50 &%%@s ##
@azsaa :. IS So gsnaaznK. ama waEa
- eaaks 5am III 30 Between Essas-
/ Rsgzes 40 90 Cd aaages
g al hoaTss sxazn $50 rassfzz san saks aaEA
ti18 &lo@a CT nasa@akAaM
ne NEKRAAEA d Il Aems faAg boat
win powerful mAeAsnsgys balm axpgassly
fer fsrryszg 90 Ehs Msas5azf naRs6s asagy4
thing absaf hsr i aew assd b sxessiaae a.
sas win not carry twsaEy.sxe pagpps
anA teams 81 kims, naT Essa hunaEsa heaa
|ea cattle, but san conyegaankly carry Mx
wagons and Esaas ii Exsp and caksis ard
other stock u pxopoqtfes.
The River at thus pohNk In amlv ahnmt ssE-
% hundre0 feet wide With Roc8 Besgom.
and rock bound shores On hokh siaes. pr.
4eeEly clean oR al distractions, aad gand
pernaansnt landings directly cppcaiks saaah
ether consequently uae Acas Enaks@ hes
crossings In iess than aaihaks, and Ii ..
kaaaanEly able 10 do al ths Fsfrytng Eaai
win be doas az al points 90 he MissOasi
RivsE absFe TIE mouth # chs Platte mi
ns&son.
we do not, (llke The Omaha FsrTv cosn,
paav1 caIl the sattentioa q the pablle 20 !
time table, we have nonas oax ehasker, ii
4 &C A21I@Aw b&SRA kAy 9NA1A&&s u 10 KW8 II HI
times, from the EfsinK 20 tie setting az q.
snas, and we MFs peTteesiy wiiEiRS ard ID
waya readY s0 fuafli these obliga4ions ID Eh
Letter ia lone foSsman coass. We gras
him without delay.
The road 10 TIE Ferry on tbs Iowa aSd
Ia excellent, and from FloFenes 10 tha psast
Valley, IL II many mIlea nsarsg and msEel
better shah any ether T0sita,
The officers and egew are skillRas, vrsssszl
and courteous, and viii et All times IS kcsan
IFeady and willing 10 to do all La their soy
or 10 accommodate and ahaigs the asAeella
community.
With ali the above named adYanEAgaz
and the fact thai cur raEas ara twemkys Nv
/ psT eem3. less tAan those a 0mAfa se@Wii
1 Wagna . apan horGas or yaks eaEfIs, !. IL ca
Il Extra span ng yoke eastle, ..s..s f.s*20 z
Carriage = span horses, ,s.-. t.s.a.ss 90 g
kasEss = haggyy ss*s s%sssss$ssss .sssyss 20 q
Nan 9 HORSE - .stss..'sss+s 'sssss ~ :
4 KootM&a, s..t,s 49,. rfssss 1890 z4. "a
Caktis, horses = muies, PSF head, So 10 g
asep and gssffsa, ,.ss 3 4
1 " san6dsatly ssoAg zoe sAass a Il
pahHs pakr0aa8s.
AfTCnE1 Is BRADSHAW.
Florence, mn I'D - liz
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p@wwAwA TTAwKE CITY,


tn Z above IL TIE nazns given 10 q new
town Sass Laid oat Ia shIs county, by Mr.,
Bent A1iassTa. Ills, we understand, abcat
hfssea milsa fYoa tAls ely, aad sslsated
.upcn Inc EoEtk East quarter of the sbaah
West quarter oF aeesion kwanty-fout, Ia
Township TO- nestb uS range q west. and
Ipls&sansiy and hsaithllY located, ard bids
- te become Q city Of mReh Importance.
- hfissisaippa and Missouri Railgoaa ,And
ate nosd. lssalng from Des MoinsA Il
Is aEky pSases sheuugh H. The town Ia
ssAH wassre9 BY Kexg Greek, and liz Alsupd
MsEay supplied with good timber from Biz
fa9Ave, AapInfng the site. The fartuins
gasaae Id that part 81 he coaasy caaNpt BE-
Ned by any IN the West. Liberal IN
Aazsslants are offered TO settlers and oehers,
and ~ woald say 10 those desirfng blsaS
aaos plaee 10 llya fa, ID take trip ard sx-
amasma ppsaA y sskanie City.
Isalss - I8HT-Aw ~
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OE IOWA
PottawRttamis County.
r 49, COUNTY JunHRas OEFfcK,
iii LII June S1th, 1887
T VIM. c. JAMES, Ia the eouafy Judge
L, Of said county, do hereby certify that,
az an election held In the several precincts
tn said eoaaty, On Saturday, the fash day Of
June, 4. d. 1851, In pursuance Of 4 proeIa~
nation haretoEoge iAsued BIZ me, authorizing
the legal voters eg said county tuvate upoa
the proposition, that the said county should
subscribe ths SUM OF three hundred sheaa-
and dellars to the capital stock &c the Mas-
sissippi and Missouri Railroad Compassy,
from abstract Of said vosa kled in ay Oh
ncS by the county eanvasaara IA aaid vote,
that there wsre eight hunsirsd aEd tigfv-fve
votes cast Ia fayor Of said pFoposlsiua, sad
two hundred and hinatesa against che same
therefore do hereby proclaim, that the
ne said proposition las been adopteS, and
that the said county Is here ty authorized
70 subscribe said amount to the cAuifal
stock q said company, IN aesordaacs With
sns ea@ditiOAa eR said proclamation.
s ~ wv, e. JAMES,
County Judge.
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The farm is situated On Hsasy CsetA "A
miles from Council Bluffs. 40 ac:s' 4
splsndiG saw log TIMBER 40 asFes d 2r-
RE 100 OF which ia under good fem
Heney creek guns through the farm, g.v,g
Il good aud asysF failing supply Of Ess
water; thFes good springs and one vel :
has two faousas and one corn erb. Z
present crop win testify to the richbsa
ths soil. The abosS desirable farm "a. p
had cheap For KurtAeE particular az;
10 THOMAS HENSHALL
iuiy221 Cbeap Cash Com,
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Ssse0 Bushels OF Whear
nnnm pnn SALE.

4 gsxcetient well timbered and wa'T
n farm. containing 100 acres, Oh h%
Greek, In Pottawattamie county io' <
There Ia % acres In cGittya; I0H ans
eou,,Sortahie cabins, and first rate s'-
wahaE thsEs0a. The farm Is si.-a'e- --1
~ on the, main stage road TOE ~,
BkHHSt0 ssoux City, and " L. G1S'
the former place. 4 good sa5S@'1 D..
yiyef IL spnlication be made ina et,a:'.
fbg owner Ga the premises.
- 80 ARCHIBALD PAIl5l
ian 8, so,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-06-30
300
CENTER DRAFT pIlWS.

o. - kaebitt l. Robinson z N
= receive per frat steam boa
asgs1Bsu aEhEse Hundred Of Ray'scsl.
aBaasaa CsaGsr DFafs Pl0ws. They have On
haad a. Ne. 3. PhoeRaK Block one hundred
~ thssa nl0wa, which they wall sell on rsn.
gsr -. Ard warrant them to do Lsllrr
work ahan NV asassspl osy nsw in use. The
pArehase maoaay will Be refunded 10 all ease,
upon the return BIZ the plowR It does not giYs
knlI astfsTaetion, after falf trial.
Auxf1 rs. 1856. &~ B6tF