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Obituary.

Marhal SAILIEu DELLA ToRRE, whose death has been
announced from Turin, was member OF tns Senate Of
Piedmont He entered the Psdmontese serv vice n 1889
and tuTir the with France the British foreign
service where be obtained the rank Of General and
subsequently appointed commissioner FOR Great bria tc
spuste the convention for the evacuation Of PedmJn; bv
the French troops In 1872 he became Pie tmonese Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs, raised 70 Me rank Of Marsha
in 1886, and 10 that Of Senator In 1S4s
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L'oR SALE OR ExoBASGE-roR MERCHANDISE IN
Broosyn, eeh, very DESIRABLE ios 90 coyses aaGn ,
Atlantic oesn. Also the house and lot No; VI r.
street nearly new and IN perfect order Apply 10 JAMES
DeMO1T, 16wiT1am street
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.

INSURANCE -
| i British COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE
, Company, established 1890
THIS company il well known In both hem syheress
| and s stability u undOubted.
| No extra charge for crossing he Atlantis. Leans
rrsnted policies Hall of The premium may -
main on loan. Policies collateral security. Las,
bonus thirty Eve per cent
GEORGE ". KNEyITr, Secretary.
65 Wall street
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TINE NEW YORK MERCHANTS WEEKLY CIRCu
sr' letter sheet prices current, regularly issue
every Saturday morning, az lt5 Pearl street rermsu
copy Sc ~ copies t6c. Agens supplied The third nutnbe
viii be issued on saturday, 2oh inst
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lofal. $50 20
In addition TO the above there is raid TO the Collector q
The CITY Revenue my dollars per annum for rcr' OF stable
IN CORPORATION yard
Three thousand aud elk dollars has been received by
for fifteen hur cred anc three mated nemens ceruh
cates, which Amount, the law directs have paid TO
John q Giles, fsq. Treas OF the widows and UT.
pbane' fubd Of the New York Fire Department.
Chief Ingneers Office and worknen In the Corporation
yard.
s recessary, 70 give proper attention 70 the details OF
my department that compel. nj clerks, aud practical
mechanics ar working should be employed, aud
have selected proper persons qualified and d'gcni IN the
discharge ~ tbose dntes.
The Following persons are employed az this Office and
in the Corp~ alton Yard
ClerhG.-rhareg A. Gray, John L. Cregier, George
Aker, Jos. r. Taylor Messenger
Workman IN TIC Cooperation ldrf.--Janes r. Mount,
Foreman Ebcnezer Chsnbers Michael !. Naddy, Henry
Lewis, Hugh Bcanet. DAVID Conlou Richard Anspake,
John suns1O.
l,srr,roR o. frs ArpARurs--John widely, appointed
by Co,nuissoner oi Repairs and supplies, Selah, and
Conytrolcr Fiagg, uctobe,, 1856.
In consequences of severe Gre duty attacked with
raravss in July ssi while proceeding Ia FIRE. suffer
ms NON cour aed ness for some time, unable g.
ate I'd the duties Of my position bet y my absence the
by INC assptant engineers, merits the wsrmest praise
ossire 10 bear grateful testimony 70 that body Tor the
labors 70 well aud honursbly discharged by thcni.
The d,uartment IL in a condition that our Guy may wen
he uroud or ARD in subng this report 70 your honors
Die body trust the suggestions lave made 70 improve
ns oicency may be carried out by sPsedysasu1n,;
Chief Engineer New York Fire department,
One thousand copies of the report were crdered 10 DC
printed. .-. ,,,,.
m Board then adjourned 10 Wednesday next Monday
being Washington birthday
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SPORTING,

I,oR SALE -FOUR PURE BRED ROUGH SCOTCH
ierfer pups Apply fort wo days at No Is Flat street
corner Of Gold
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VfCNT WANThD.-tHE ADVERTISER Would LIKE
procure -chconer rig.td Yacht ia good orer. about
thirty rtiy tons luIhen sut IN pay good cor
ner property n Williamsburg Address sehJOucr, hsrald
gd
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In communication 10 your honor abe body some time
since called attention 70 the necessity for advertising for
seventy five thousand feet OF rev h)se The ssppiy of
bese now in use entirely inadequate and only by con.
r,sn care is kept in partial order New hose wanted d
rronoe and secure Efficient l charge Of duty by mo
department and also 10 prevent waste OF water that at
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L-oR SALE OR FxcHANGE--A suPyRB COUNTRY
seat snd productive farm PR protusve real es,ae, "
New York Brooklyn; clas- rrsence preterrel
Particulars in Evening Post Apply At ~ Wall street. rom
No.
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Religious Notice.
Every Citizens Interest.

Under this head, our contemporary sug'
eests to the people Of this city the proprie-
tv of subscribing for several hundred copies
of the papers of this city, and placing the
same in the various 6rst-class Hotels East
and South, and on the STEAMBOATS, plying
upon the Missouri and Mississippi, RIVERS
that the local and commercial advantages
md resources of Council Bluffs, may thereby
be more fully known and duly appreciated
in the Southern and Eastern cities-and
asks, "Who seconds the motion 20 Al
though we are willing to conceds the
iustness Of his conclusions, we are not pre-
pared to "second the notion" from the
fact, that such move, if carried into effect,
might inure somewhat to our pecuniary
beneft-a consummation We are not disposed
to calmly submit to. Otherwise than that,
we think the suggestion good one, and
worthy of the favorable consideration OF
those interested in the future of our young
and thriving city.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMON COUNCIL.

FRIDAY, August Goth, 1858.
The Council met at O'Clock P. NJ, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Prcscnt-Al Aldermen ALLEN, CAsADY,
COCHRAN, LEWIS, HAGG, NyE, ROGERS,
SHOEMAKER and TREVOR.
Mr.. CASSIDY in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. ROGERS offered n resolution author
izng the construction of Brick side-w
on the South side of Broadway, by John
Hammer, provided the same should not cost
more than cighty-ive cents per foot. Laid
on the table one week.
An ordinance establishing street to be
called Frank street, was read first time,
and on motion of Mr.. ALLEN, the Goth rule
was suspended, the ordinance read second
and third time, and passed.
An account in favor of J. Mccullough,
for SIS 05, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
An account in favor of E. Ellsworth, for
81 was referred to the Committee on Claims.
An account in favor Of o. s. Rider, for
$25, was referred to Committee on Claims.
The following accounts were allowed.
One in favor of E. Ellsworth, for dieting
prisoner in Jail 1913 so.
One in favor of J. I. Robinson, for SER
vices two days surveying road 81 90.
One in favor of A. Graham, for work IL
days on Harrison street $24 co..
One in favor of W. Zeiglcr, for work 2
IL days with team on Harrison street 50
One in favor of E. Thornton, for work
II days with team on Harrison street. $4S
One in favor of W. Lafferty for work 2
days on Harrison street, with team. IS.
One in favor of VIM. Paradoe, for work
four days on Harrison street S..
One in favor of J. McNeal, for work Q
days on Harrison street SIS.
One in favor of James CHRISTOPHER. for
work II l-2 days on Harrison street s2s.
One in favor of ". hurry, for work 8
IL days on Harrison street SIT.
One in favor of Thos. Fox, for work u
days on Harrison street 1924.
One in favor of r. Front, for work one
Gay on Harrison street 81.
One in favor of H. Mercer, for work IL
days on Harrison street 1924.
Que liz faser Of j. Jordon, for work 2
days on Harrison street 81.
One in fagor of G.. Wicks, for work 2l-2
days on Harrison street IS.
One in favor Of E. s. Carter, for work 10
days on Harrison Street -. so. |
One in favor OF F. Forbes, for work l
day on Harrison street 81
On motion, the Council! adjourned till
friday, Aug. eth, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Attest: FRANK STREET.
City Recorder.
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Death = 4 j. M.ck.v

y
lis with more than ordinary emotion. Of
sorrsw, We feelc called upon to chronicle the
dennis Of very worthy and estimable
young an-ANDREw J. MAckrY. As mauy
Of our readers will doubtless recollect, the
deceased was associated with US during the
suamer e 1855, ia'the editorial conduct Of
the Chronotpye. He was young man Of
inc attainnents, ready and grsceful writ
er, a fluent speaker, and o profound thinker.
He left this city in December, 1855, since
which time, he has been employed upon the
Madison Owls Argus & Democrat, as 10.
cal editor.
His ambition knew no bounds, and all the
energies of his body and mind were taxed
to their utmost tension during the past five
years, and here We have the result at last.
His delicate constitution unable to bear up
under the burdens thus unwittingly imposed
upon it, he has fallena victim to the dread
destroyer-Consumption-
He will never again. mingIe in the
cares Of busy life-he has shufled of his
mortal coil, and is now free from the
common ills that flesh is heir to. His once
manly form, now lies Wondering in the cold,
damp ground-while his spirit, loosed from
the calling chains of poverty, and toll, finds
happiness, we trust, in the great Future,
which is now no longer mystery to him.
In closing this tribute of affection to a
truly noble and gifted spirit, We cannot
refrain from publishing the last article wit
ten by him in this city, and published in the
Chronotype, on the 18th of December, 1855
it is but the expression of the dark brood
ings of his soul-his sssoul from out that
shadow shall be lifted, nevermorev'
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BOB MARLlNSPIKE.

CvJ. D. HoSN & Co., Upper Broad
way, have just received large additions to
their stocks of Medicines, Paints and Oils,
together with fresh supply Of plain and
fancy Groceries. At this store you can make
your purchases at the lowest Cash price and
the articles you will find as recommended.
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Wessrs. EDWARDS x HARRINGTON, or 81.
Joseph, Mo-, have taken possession OF the
Storerooms, in the fine brick block, at the
corner of Main Street and Lower Broadway,
and opened out an extensive stock of Groce-
ries, Provisions, Liquors, &c. We welcome
this acquisition to the business OF our city,
and augur from the well known enterprise
and business habits of the senior member Of
the firm, that the new House will merit and
receive large share of public patronage.
4 correspondent, writing us from st. Joseph,
under date of August 18th, pays the follow
ing tribute to this new firm:
"You have doubtless heard that our young
Prince Merchant, RUFUS r. EDWARDS, has
associated with him in the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Business, Mr.. EUGENE c..
HARM GroS, of St. Louis, young gentle
man of high character and large fortune.
These gentlemen have just returned from
81. Louis and the Eastern markets with
quantity of goods that has laden several
steamers. Their purchases were for cash,
and they can accommodate their customers
with the choicest groceries on the easiest
and most obliging terms. 1t is their pur-
pose to establish branch of their business
in Council Bluffs city, and Mr.. EDWARDS
goes up on the Watossa to-day, with an ex-
tensive and thorough assortment of goods
with which to furnish the new House.
Judge WArERsoS, his fathcr-in-law, a most
excellent gentleman, whose suavity of man
ners gains him friends everywhere, will take
charge of that establishment. Thus these
gentlemen will be able to supply the markets
of the Northwest at all times with the best
selected and the cheapest goods"
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Oh My:

Our uptown neighbor. is sorely perplexed
to know why Col. CURTIS ''can't make it
convenient" to meet Mr.. TRlxBLE on the
stump, and jointly canvass the district. For
the information Of our neighbor, VIC will
say that it was Mr.. TRixBLE who found it
announcement to make the arrangement We
alluded to. Is that satisfactory?
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Russelps Shaving Saloon,
attamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,
Council RluHs. Iowa.

q wqr sE or 20, 76, $40 acres, andjoining Mr..
>. springers farm, s miles North Of town,
SEqrSE qr2, rs, 42-40 acres, on Mosquitoe creek
bottom land 2 miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
NJ Eqr 8, II, Also acres, timber, on Mosqui-
toe creek, y mile south Of Mr. - farm.
NEqrs, n, 4o-l6o acres. Silver creek bottom land
containing about 20 of timber, the road to Wa
terbury's, in Shelby county. =
snNw or; N Z Or N W or; n W or, and " Or
W or 2, rs, 40-240 acres, Nishnabotany rolling bot
tom land; on the Stage route east, mile west of Big
Grove joining Slocum's and Judge James farms on
the south, and Mr. Files and Fesher's on the cast
There is No better body of land in Western Iowa than
this; with plenty of timber and numerous settlements
near =. . -
Also W or N W or; and Or s W Or I, IS, 1870
acres, mile east Of the above bottom land with some
timer.
shswqr1 10, and E or E or ., n. 3s-l2o acres,
Nshnabotany bottom land, miles north Of Newton, and
near Cutzingers Mill; about 10 acres timber on the
tract mile north of the new State road.
n f or and ar 7, 76, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the Nishnabottany River, miles below Newtown,
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoining w.
Pierce's farm.
Nwqrs W or 81; wy F. Or; and n Or W az q;
and Or + Or 49, II, 800 acres Pigeon creek
about miles above Reels mill, and l6 miles north Of
Council Bluffs.
y of En- TO-; ny and W or or is, "A, 44-44o
acres, Missouri River bottom land, miles from Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
rEh4 Wy W or, and ws,Nw ar n " TO- H.
Pigeon % miles of Council Bluffs about Is
Of timber. This very fine trace for . large farm
u of n W or s or; and W u W or IS, and u s
T. or 81, u.s. 44-20O acres bottom land, mile from
Council Bluffs
EhSwqr; wy Sc Or and W or or %, 76, Al
200 acres bottom land, Little Silver miles east
Of L. J. Childs.
EssE Jar rs; N z Or and wy Or SO, 7s, 4I-s2o
acres, bottom land Silver Creek miles east Of L. J.
Chiids.
EXsw qr; and VIZ or -, 7s, 4l--leo acres, Sill
yer creek bottom land, mile south Of bridge on new
State road. -s.-.t -.., - ., .,. 81, s.-.- ii =.
SEqr N or IS, rs, $50 acres, mile north Of s.
Places and Fenner,s farms
SsNEer22; and s W Or N or %, n, 39-l2o acres,
PRAIRIE south side Lewin's Grove mile from New
town.
sane ar, and ar 10; Sh NV or and Or H.
n. $3.50 acres Nshnabottany at Lewin's Grove;
100 of timber, balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Mr. Trues and Mr. Wrights farms.
VIZ ar; E or Swar; and E or " ar 49,
rs, 4l-l36 SO acres, Keg creek, mile OF X and
mill, and y mile above Mr. Minturn's farm, and II miles
from Council Bluffs. Also, single tract OF
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, G. N. DODGE
BALDWIN g. DODGE.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates Of Exchange
Bills Of Exchange Gold ami Silver, Current and I'M
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on SPECIAL Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Resident proprie-
tcfu.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness fidelity
and personal attention to their interests in the
transaction Of any business which may be entrusted
US. N~-9y 5ss5
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p Thompson, I"
Bank of lliion lIon, N. Y ~S@4as
Bank Of Cooperstown. Cooperstown, n. Y.
Durkee Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank Syracuse, N Y.
Warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass. ...-
A. J. Stevens Co., Bankers, Fl. Desmoines
Henry Farnham, Pres c. 4 r. l. r. R.. Chicago Ills
Jno. Z. Henry, Supt N. 4 n II. r. Davenport Iowa
Cook, Sargent & Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, N. T.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City. ,r
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, Mt
n. b. Judd, ESQ Chicago
Merchants, Savings, Loan Trust CO., Chieago
Corse Snowden & Corse Alexandria, Va,
j. b. Bennett, Agt -Etna Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati, Ohio. - :
James Harlan, U. 5. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. S. r. Curtis, II. c., Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nlo-u tBugle copy.
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liable farming land, suitable for .
0olonv.

all being in one body in the forks Of the West Nish
nabotany River This sections g. l. and 10
IT, 80 in Pottawattamie county; and in sections a.
49, a. 30 2s p, o. 49, 80, 80, 81, and 49, IS, 3d.
Shelby county, mile north Of Cutsnger's mill (near
Newtow miles south Of the location ef the NJ. NJ
mites north Of the State Road to Bes Moines
and IS miles Council Bluffs. About "a Of it is
bottom and 4 slope and upland with sufhciency OF
timber we-watered mulato SOIL and all arabic with
the exception Of some so acres. T.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeking
body. Terms easy. ,5sz4sE = tv2-niSuI
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FAREwELL-BY A. J. MAcKEY,

Farewell to the haunt have tarried too long in
Farewell to the scenes would fondly forget,
Farewell to the abode have sung my last cong In,
And leave, not to linger in longing regret - -"
From Hopes vernal woodland has Promise departed
The woodland has folowed-has fed in its turn;
On fancy no beam OF bright sunshine is darted,
Ana sorrow lies hid In my hearts secret urn!
Farewell land IL Sorrow forever belong in,
heart in which Pleasure may never abide, 70
Ny Hope, in fond visions, may never do wrong in
Nurturing buds where sweet blossoms have died &.
But Friendship may tarry-Afecton may hover,
Among and around a bright cluster Of friends,
While Time, in his ages, shall fail to discover
That date IN the future where Memory ends!
Farewell to the scenes Of sojourn too dreary
For Youth IN its buoyancy ever to love.
Farewell !-for my youth OF such pastime Is weary,
And signs for new changes that tempt it to rove;
But Mem'ry will characterization will quarry,
Where roses have and pearls have been srown
Despite the wild Gliding. forbidding to tarry
Where Friendship is dying while Faith may have flown.
Farewell, the bright couplet-a sister, a brother,
No kindred, yet kindred in all the name;
Farewell land in kindness bespeak me another,
To form a fair trio regarded the same
Farewell, though forever !-Obiviou bury
The hours have squandered-in bitterness past
Farewell though bright prospect should bid me be
merry,
Still lonely I'll brood where the shadow is cast
Hapo Council Bluffs.
We were shown yesterday, by Mr.. WV.
S. Foster, Map of this City, and Of all
tho country within the limits of the corpo-
ration-all the Streets, Alleys, Lanes and
Lots in the City proper, and all its additions
being faithfully delineated. The Map is
now ready to be sent to the engraver, and
can be seen at Mr.. FosrER's Office, JAMES
Block, where subscriptions will be received.
The Map, when finished, will be mounted,
colored and vanished, and will therefore
be on ornamental as we'll as very useful
appendage to the Office of every business
man. As soon as sufficient number Of
subscribers can be obtained, the map will
be placed in the hands of the engraver.
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NOTICE

rsaEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER
signed will apply to the Commissioner OF Pensions,
at ashingon on and after the goth day Of August,
1855 for the reissue Of Land Warrant No 293SS for
100 acres issued TO John n Massnga under Of 3rd
March, 1855 and duly assigned to me- Said Warrant
having been mailed on the Ord day Of January 1885, at
GAINESVILLE Ala, to Horace Everett, at Council Biuns,
and never received By him. S.P AcNE1L.
y2nl0-6w
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I'M. ELwooD, the Democrat ho'h'aoe'
invited to be present and participate IN the
above called meetings. ..-
Religions Notice.
Rev. JOIN HAxcock will preach at Com
,.,, Hall tomorrow Sunday at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and at half past in the evening.
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CT We would refer the reader to the adj
vcrtisement of LOUIS zuRxELzs, who has
removed his shop from Upper Broadway, to
the corner Of Bancroft and Broadway, where
he still continues to manufacture Boots and
Shoes of the latest STYLE. -.-.-.. .zs :, 3. a.. 4
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CO Do the people Of Iowa, or any part
of them, believe that Congress has any right
to sa, to the people of Kansas, II you will
vote to come into the Union with q slave
constitution, you may come with thirty
thousand inhabitants but if you love free
dom better than slavery, you shall stay out
until you have ninety-three thousand. II
not, help the Republicans elect Congress
that will admit Kansas at the next session.
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Csaacil Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonpareu by
GARTER = COuRTRDGHT,
Gesesol Asciios, CommissioW snd Fersarding
s MercAants. Middle Byos6psy.
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RIVER HOUSE!

Near the Council Bluffs & Onsaha Rsdsss
D. @s@ Ferry Landing, losco Side.
rTEAMsTERs AND EMs6RANTS WILL
Il Aad it greatly 70 their advantage, TO- make the
RIVER HOUSE point, they will be hand for the
nrst morning boat Al passengers Omaha and Coun
Gil Blus, Will b carried TO and from the River House.
for rs cents BY Harris Omnibus line, srransesnte -
ing made for an extra Bus, daily. Our BAR iassD49
with the choicest Liquors ana in esRisncsd
Darkeeper. Give q CALI ~ -
FEB 6-nllu sr. sa--zs s,A MAEElD3 DEAN
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See adv. of "Pocket Book Lost" in
another column. .. ~
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Persons ta l..
Hill, Mt

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ReuubIican Meetings

Republican Meetings
3. A. RICE, Republican Candidate 1oi
A,,orpey General, will address the people AZ
tho following points:
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over Bred.
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all fnds 4
before, aa4
lends and N
ExkHLls.
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the Staite
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dollars, kIA
July, 1857,
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of the AP
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Of Counti'
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Bluff.

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justify as4
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