The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-27


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~ NV NY 80. .a-n inc, before breaL East
caliea ~ Me ou ~ A vscnw,rend her Il IAN
nv 49, .Ls .bo.sbt her friend Stnhhs
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was glea. la aa. o~n I'd n y,
,ne western coun. ana WV ha..o a'lss. esseu
love taa: ues1:,Iu soae o. a. ea es1 S.
pressed " On ms nelpma.s 80 sle niss ~ RUE
OF NE, 70 r.. al sns oo M a,a ~ ~ sne
got ne aleu' - aEa s "a ~" ue0ame
nofe a,i.' n.o4s 80 II. II ri s.u-e
ssn.;hle 81 Tho advice wh;cb her hnsbs nd
bad a;ren ber.
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noue ,S ana Son as,sa and $1,000 !" Gu.
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souut." ny 70. d Na.s w ~
Dslols NV apou ING onc a.s"es W.
Wins, n1"G' s a"1 E,, aso Iaa wy
sense WHICH anew 1nen nau eseu 'nem,
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"aiAeo Win 'ne why" W nis vince.
we touno W. sawyer = nls uesA; u
rose anu gave y clolls' anu "aitoo MT
Sties stA'enleut' DaI oeiore ~ on !, u
TINS pom. ie1 me sAy "!e~ .oIus oi I'M
pnenomehoh-tnis man VAIN MS neaa unoe
ms lett arm close 70 ms neai1I'nis nones
lawyer, Ii tue Droaoest' nignes1 sense
the term'
lie was man Of thirty-fve; he had stud
led law because he liked the study, and be
gan the practice because he had to get
living; and now he continued in the PROBES
sion in spite Of bad opponents and ba
courts, because he thought he had done, an
might vet do, much good by his labors; nc
only by saving the innocent and needy fror
the strong and cruel, but prevent strife, pu
a stop to knayish practices, and dissuadln
men and women from unjust suits and pas
sion rousing quarrels. Mr.. Sawyer though
it not only proper to refuse acting for thos
whose claims he thought dishonest but h
counted it also duty and privilege, IA
a mark of Christian character, to try t
persuade them to forget such claims. II
sought fame and practice as means where
by to exert moral influence over the com
munity; he thought lawyer bound to Serve
not his client only, but his God and hi
country, and looked upon him who, for gain
would prosecute suit which he though
unfair, as traitor to his country and hi
religion, in fact, whatever might be his in
tentlon. In short as Bill Blunt said, Saw
yer is such hanged fool as to think it al
attorneys business to help the parson t
make good Christians
And now we shall let Mrs. Stiles state he
business. 1t seems that her husband hat
sold and conveyed several lots, which he
father had left in trust for her; and in sucl
forms that she, meaning to release her fe
in the lots, had in terms, merely releases
right of dowry-these lots she understoo
she could get back. h.. = .......,t.+
Sid you ever receive any money TO
them p said MIR. Sawyer.
Coitainiy3 on
'Was it fair, full price"
1T was all We asked SIR
Did you sign the deed wiliingly?'
wa'Of course! DO You think Jared woult
have driven me to 1t I"
Sid you mean to convey a full title IL
fee, Mrs. Stiles: =,
Beyond doubt, but Us we didn't they tel
me the land never passed.
suppose, Mrs. STILES, the money ma
been pad before you had drawn the deed
should you nave thought u honest, atte
getting the money to refuse to give tn
deed?' -, -.
why, lawyer, that would be thievn
right down.
Well, Mrs. Stiles, you nave not yet give
the deed; shall draw one for you to sign:
'Why, bless your soul, Squire, that Is tn
deed you've got In your hand
'Mrs. Stiles, if you had given the man
when he paid you the money tor the lots,
saee' Oh D,ah paper, anu han ~ iaa no, iooAe
.n ~, "oulu oa ' n"., nav . Deon " oeeo LII
.U COURSE NV. .:.,. ::
DIV you mean " give n'm !" wife Il
zee.
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NeA, 'nas - NV sucn 1tle any hoi
suau ouect VI OiauA pdPoI3 you uaVe ~