The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-20
Gales Of Real Estate In Pettawassanis Csun,y,
r. IL Keek Endian Exiddu Nor N lssa

Sales Of Real Estate II FetaWauamie Ce0uty,
For the Week Ending Friday, Nov. IL, is6s.
Expressly the Nonpareil BY srREEr R,prp
Investigators Of Titles and Records.
1pele Barker to James G. sands-Ex MEX, and n
w.NR4 Sec 4, Town IT, Range IS West; IL acres
400.
Edward B. Lowe and wife to Mathew English-W !,
Sc Y and E \ S E Sec %; NEANE * Sec %. T
76 r 80 West; 200 acres-$l0O0. .. .n..
d, w. Sanford aud wife to Isaac Mahan-N Sec
4, Town II, Range ~ West, l67 sa-lOO acres-$S6O
JP Wagstaf to +. s. williamsburg SEH;w4 N
W.. sE.;Eh Nws SEA-, andNEx SEA Sec 36 Town
IS, Range n; and Nwa Swk Sec 81, Town u.s. Range
4s-$ol0.
A. L. Demng and wife to John ". Cleghorn-Undiyi-
ded Lot 1877, Original Town-$ioOO.
John " Cleghorn and wife to Enos II. Harrson-E
y Lot 1877, Original Town-$l.
Darwin W. Metcaf, attorney for willard Metcalf, to
Joseph E. Pray-Lots 10 and Is, in willard Aetcalfs
Additon-$l2OO.
Lyman O. LittleAeld and wife to D. H. Huyett-Lot
I Block 40, Crescent City-sloO.
J. E. johnson and wife d. H. Huyett-Lots Blk
So 6 Blk TO- . Bl'k So Brk 49, Crescent City-s5OO
". r. Reel and wife to D. II. Huyett-Lot7 7, Block
s27, Lot Block s25 Crescent Cty-slOo.
Henry A. Terry and wife to d. H. Huyett-Lot ,, Brk
1853, Crescent City-$lOO
Lewis j. Goddard to D. II. Huyett-Lot Block 1915
Crescent City-$1oo.
Obadiah Dutrow to II. Huyett-Lot Block I76-
Crescent City-$1o0.
Edward S. williams to Mary B. wiiams-EH Nwx
SEA Sec SO, IS X A-S0Oo
"A, ID, n"o'o>A ~ .,'' 100 Nv ''' IL
Levi - uo''u"fu 10 Nope'' 0'n''o'u-i''' DIVA i-'
Crescent Clty-$loo
William V Iippencott and wife to Susan r. Kirbaugh
-, :. ,;;,a, /, 70. O p,c. 8 cios
- "ii' 'ueu a VI "h'.1 'oeu = y. .o' eo
A'a'''O, lot =. 0.'s, TO- nan ,,aas n,o.s .as;,ia
lots and block stutsman's Addition; En- Nwx S
l7,TH VEST undivided \ of undivided u lots
block bsy''ss' "a Aaa''lon1s',1 , 49,,
u,' u"a 80 ., ,,a nroner,v last dsscrnea-sa7s
George W, Lemon aud wife to Charles B. coOns-L0'
BLOCK T. snow anu Green suD',',,' s,ow
Green's subaIviston-ssoo.
Same to John shackIetord-Lot Block l, Snow and
Green's sn0div'slOn-ssOo .xr,
Sec o.. 30 '7 Town - Range 80. 40 acres-sl2s
Benz. F. Beadle and wife to NJ & NJ R. R. Company
Icy NV" and swH Nw* Sec H. Town H. Range
80 w. c,r,o . r,r, r ,son,r,r.sr.:
NV, sE,;E4 sw.; sw, sE.;ws sw. Sec 81,
Town n Range 4o-ss55o
D. adams anu wire 10 mares L. an" James r. pul
-s7oo
L. Wright and wife to Barton Garvin-Undivided y
-..-
the speed o, the animal T%ae by MlSs
to that he will match it against eitherof the horses
sloo a side .-Buqie.
We are authorized, by responsible parties,
to offer the Editor Of the Buqle, a present
of 500, to furnish party to put up salts
/ factorily. $500, according to the above
S'"'ei'ie''' 'A' VII '"' 'o''o"'"s 'on0'''0"' =
The horse ridden oy Miss WHITE at the
late County Fair, will match the horse rid
den by Miss JACKSON at the SAID FAIR, single
half mile, or mile heat, for $lOO side.
Conditions of forfeiture play or pay. Time
and place OF running, ut the option OF the
jackson horse.
This is no buncombe talk-the parties
making this offer are responsible, and mean
what they say. The editor of the Bugle
will please furnish his irresponsible person."
receive his 800 above offered, and let US
have race, or forever hereafter hold his
peace.
,w. lev $50 49, 6. 1osonh n,,.
~,
been purchased by Messrs. 1oOTLE 4 JACK
son, was to leave for Council Bluffs, on the
morning OF the 10th u!t. Guess she will
haru'y 'maKe {hc riineN THIS iar up the
"muddy' this fall from present "ppearau-
ces'
r=+ The Keosauoua ReDubhcon is in.
formed that we have no, We, secured letters
nntent for that "lustv crower.o which m.
pearcd in our columns of the ODD ult,. and
again on tho 18th inst. The DESIGN is \,
the disposal of the craft. The breed is o,
tho r;o bt str;no-R on,bl;c,n N tho hock
bone. and to the end of its LONG snurs-bu,
tho snec;men wo baro ;tw;u bs 600, 10 lou
in fesb md bv M meons in f,ll feather
the fact is, he has not vet had pull at the
tent, of the National Treasury. In 1860
he is bound to stand IN to the "nublc rack .
and live on "the best the market affords',-
Mo-, he will hs n n;ca fo, sleok ,ool;no olr
corcv. with snoils in his fngcrs and feather,
on his toes,
-.~.
Indian Ho'''li''e' i" Northwestern Iowa.
The Gate City OF the 9th inst, states thai
especial messenger arrived at keokuk, with
dispatches for Gov. LOWE, representing
that the "Indans are collecting in larger
numbers than ever upon our frontiers. The
tone and bearing of these Indians is bold
insolcnt and threatening, and they have al
ready committed numerous depreciation:
upon the property of the white settlers in
the vicinity of Spirit Lake. The horses