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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25


A SSTG NEE'S SALE Notice is hereby given
m that there will be sold at Public Auction, the
emises. in North Oxford in the county of Worcester,
on MONDAY, the 20 day of March, &. D. 1858 at
Twelve oc'ocB noon, all the right, title, and interest
Which Henry D Stone hal tenth d ~ of Febru-
ary, A. D. 1858 in the properly aud tate formerly
known as "Barton's Mills" and all the interest which
said Stone then had in the machinery and tools used
in said mills
sa1 estate consists of about twenty Ave of lani
together with all the buildings thereon aud power
and other privileges connect therewh The Buildings
consist Of two faco les wooden and cotton mill
mill gis mill planning MILL than hldy tenemeots,
Darns, sheds, and other necessary buildings,
The WOODEN mill contains six sets Of machinery, the
apparatus Of which d not complete.
Tie ton machnery consists Of shout three thousand
spndles, ard there large number OF tools for
in connection with said premises.
For further particulars to description Of the prop
ery or the amount of Membranes thereon application
may be made to either OF the subscribers.
WW. FICKFORO ,.,.ra.u
FITZR0Y 8ILLARD, A'SisHS'S'
Worcester March Ig62 rnrbIh davts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25
worcester, March r. 1867. mc1l5 d


UIu3e lou Man Street.
Qm ACRES 3E LAND AT AUC-
20 " TIoN consisting of Tflage, Woodland and Pas
turage, su+sid the sie OF the Grafton Road,
adjoining the farm Of Maj Samuel Allen, u miles from
the City Hall, Worcester.
shall sell on SATURDAY, April Sd, at 10 a. m the
above land, altogether in SUIT purchasers The
land has long frotttge Grafton road is easy of
cess There are about six Of superior lage land
The remainder is in land and pasursge. This will
afford good opportunity to any wishing a few
CT land TO cultivate to supply vegetables for Worcester
market, wood lot and pssturage. Terms liberal For
particulars inquire of the Aucti0uegr.
mch24 cts 2. ". VAIL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25
SALISBURY MANsION SCHOOL,
LINCOLN SQUARE,

NVOrcca1cr.......,...'.. '.''Mnsa.
n.y. the spBINa TERM II this School for Young
Ledfsg eu cpen on MONDAY, the 10Th OF April next.
prompt Attendance at the opening u the Term 10 very
desirable " V, BEANIE Principal.
Worcester, Narch II, 1888. DEF
Eeunnvui.-MrB.M. ". 1ERRALD, Physician and
on experienced una very successful Midwife has removed
from No. IA Nswbury street 10 No 81 Mechanic street,
o. the head OF uaion street Special attention given 70
utsrinU Complaints, and diseases Of children.
yG ar
ArnOla'a GIobuies ard Viinl Fluid. 10
ghle, wholesale ard RETAIL by
J.Q. HILL, Druggist aud Apothtcary,
my4 an Mcchuniua' He'll block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

NEW ADYERTISEME NIS
EB 4 X p U PT T 0 CK!
Ee
- --,,
XII CHAsss HAS CONAA
o.,,-l, ,,nro,7-..., ,,,,-rl, 7,,,-1,,,e .,
PANIC PRICES ! PANIC PRICES :!
.r---.s ma. .,-.s
BOANETs, RIBBONS. FLOW E1s.
M r--.---.
AaCS7N INNS AA--i''' Ais77 60 N~''
in Store
Ne 1 waldo Hioe''' Maize street,
g s The soc[ IL Ii, @ s SaiP y Is . g IN
time
i-1 Il --''-
Come one all; is the time to buy desirable
goods, at Panic Prices.n
SoEo q. C,o.,,,,,,,,,.. r7-,y-,,, 7E,p,t, Se,E.
N B.-Mitliners and Pedlars are Invited tn attend
Houra of bulaess from q m III M, aud from
till p IN NJ FLAGG.
mch25 dGti7
- z n r. 4 a
~
- AT ------
CHARLES a. UPT0NsS.
Of the most s9@ o De S S 70 5e
found ia Worcester to which We would invite the attn-
e'o1 III .lS 'GG'o lyS S5 n S SiiSs IA so0o
qUaiI''Is ~ ~ ~. o,, CdAI1e' q. $500 -,
moh25 dW
* "a A w IL q - Ii a " u So
-
In this department we have CREST variety Of season
able goods, to which mute h attention OF bayers
7,,.,.,. p..,- VI 1,'l .ss A. a. Sft Z.
5 Gi'A4'0n ''i'''-5, 'pP s-s Day ''9'' AA0A9s'
t1o-o ~.
EN WAGID KID & ISLE TIL E8D
u AZ O. NJ moves a. ~ Il 15s 55SSl
"iO'e' y A'' d PAi' @' - -'i-'-' g. A0-' o.
Iuon-o ~ -
aHT 81 Z E G. D o ID )
We
-
q q a Ia L h = I . n So
and Clmbres all grades Jacon ts India Linens Bishop
Lawns Dotted Muslina, Robes Brante. Berlin and Vic
tora skrtng' &c, go --o.-
os ,.s OL1 5a nL'Ho -. 100 Gt IT,,
mchz9 at opP9s0e E'e 9ay eLate aoose,
NRAW SILKS, IN Spring oolors and styles, at
h@ CHARLES A. UPEONo,
mcb25 DIFF Opposite Bay State House.
@7YOP GETW or "a A "a nice Narbie 4 On dem
n ire T.hs with Rsclr tvasnnt sand al +ha C,tv
Marble Works IA pleasant sfrast dtf ,oob25
AEJ ANTEl)-A Salesman, of one or two years sx.
peTience IN the Dry 9'ods Business and we'll rec
Commended for character and 4bifty.
RGSIm aouss No Il q 5g342 st5sst INT Bent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25
DRY GOODS.


~sEB FIRST PAGE.
ERENCH PATTERN HATS
OPENED TODAY.
At CLARKE & BRowNING'S,
No Mechanica's Building, Main street,
40 RToNs or Spring
r IB B O n 8
now opening q: CLAREE & BRowNIyFs,
mca2o dew No. Mechanics Building.
RRGNUH AND AMERICAN
g z o gV' e "a g,
100 Cartons just received at
meb2o d2v CLARKE & EaowNGNa'S.
% \ Z A h t n s
BLACK Velvet Ribbons.
Extra quality, just receceved at
moh2o d2v CLARKE BRowNINa's
s t R w BON NETS.
10 Gases opened today, BY
mch2o s2w CLARKE BROWNING
NEW YORK! NEW YOEK!J
A large arriralot
N r w q 0 O d s
EARLY SPRING TRADE.
NOVELTIES OF ALL KINDS.
Ladies' ,oho IRISH beautiful Dress call at once
and select it. The mast choice styles
are found from early selections.
BRYANT s. SHELDON
Have receieved the past week so Packages of new
Dress Goods selected 10 W York city which tiev be.
ieve are just as choic and desirable co lection If
new thin IN the dress goods line can lr UiH he
shown in the city Worcester" tn nave been select
ed with much and We eel coaAdent that We CAV sell
them st rs low prices they can be bought ia the Unit
ed States.
Onr Centre Counters
Have so p,. Real French orgpuai, Muslius, ohins
co'ors. Baysdere s'ripes and other styles
70 ps. Zeal ench Janonets, in small neat figures,
white grounds very choice.
70 pa Adonfus Meigs' French Prints, best goods i'm
portei.
large variety of Robe a oares, in o-gapei Muslins
Plaid Valencias, Clouded Oarldiens ali beautiful and
cheap We also have opened an attra tive stock of
Sd Eg El "a y Sick
superb stock, DO in Fancy and Plain Black Foulard
purchasers in the Six line aud all we ask IS an exsm
nation. Also perfect line OF
Write obs,
in Plaid O'mbrics Swiss Musiins Brilisnts and Linen
Handkerchiefs Also new thing in the SHAWL LINE
never bef-re sho an in this city.
Ladies' it is intention that our store shall be No
for choice and handsome Dry goods.
BRYANT s. SHELDON.
mchq3 dhwtf Me,hanicst Hail Buidino N, A
IN o IL De @ HEVns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

OUR BoYS' DEPARTMENT,
in the second story will be found contain the largest
ana best assortment in tue State (ou Of Boston, Ia
this department it will be constant aim to keep
iull assortment Of every desirable style of garment for
children from one or two years age up to the largest
sizes Tor youth We beg leave to invite especial attention
TO this department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

And, In consequence Of extensive business buy
our goods in large quantities cheaper than they can be
bought In little lots.
Again We say TO the citizens Of Worcester County, call
and see US when you to town satisfy yourselves
the our store Is the place buy cheap that there is
deception In our advertisements and that II you come
distance Of thirty forty miles aud purchase not more
than twelve or fifteen iosrs, the saving you will make
by purchasing o'us will you ali the expenses Of the
Journey Once we say, visit our great wholesale
aud retail establishment, and cothe yourselves at prices
to suit the timea .I
G. w. FREELAND x co.,
1913 Main Street, WOrcenter, Mass.
mchsi aA-a aAoy an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Wholesale Agents In Boaton--eur Foster, q o., No
Cornhii Relai Az MT. Russell Spalding, ~ Ire
mont street, opposite Museum. mgE b sl
Agent N Rorcestsr---G. Y. BPURa Druggist, 2ol
Main street.. ...s daW6m ..ssa NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

To FemnIes.-Fcr Debility, Prostitution Of syrten
Nervousness Pain in Back and Loins, Palptstou use
"BLIsS' DYSPEFpTG REMEDY" See advertisement
"To Females" in another column. d&w2g mchIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Dr., 3ouTy Sargent gives special atleut.a o,
diseases Of the Eve O6ce No = Worcester Bank Blocl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

- HORSE AND WAGON FOR
1t1-s-. sALE--A light Grocery Wagon, together with
E%tA harness. The horse ID Kind and gentle For
X lEaA particulars inquire Of the subscriber IN oun.
sigamuud Village. go j. SULLIVAN. e
mch25 DIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

OUR CUSTOM DEP IRTHEWT
also in the second STORY and unsurpassed in the extent
and varsity fabrics adapted the various qualities and
styles OF garments All orders will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured.
MR. HORACE W BIGEL0W, well known to the
clothing trade in this city, hov associated with us
and viii be happy to see his old friends and customers
at l68 and ITO Main Street, nearly opposite The new
Mechanics Hau
1853 and 40 Main street, Worcester, 1Iasg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25
QUICK SALES & s75ALL PROFITS !
To Purchasers of Clothing.

me pressure upon the business o. the country hs
pronaoy NJ "hsre been more severely ie't than
~ II1 aa' county, and We think at 0rm5T time ha
the exercise Of ECONOMY by all classes az peopie bes
more proper and necessary than st the present time an
we regard it at this ims appropriate and indeed IL
ulty o' those csc business is in he prime ueeessar
@lu comforts Of lie % furnish Che greatest possibl
amount Fer Che smallest possible sam We have there
oIe awaited ourselves Of the extreme low prices whe
nave ruled at DE large auction sales in New York and
stH sen the goods obtained at great reduction il price
ifom these and other sources frcude our stock
dl7a1ht iEo1 oT1er priss We car mott IN an avar
tssmant en11rl spccido prices Tor specific garments
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

q OST-betwein the Boston and Worcester Railroad
a Depot in Boston ana the Court House In Worcester
Black Wallet Porte Monnae, containing from ak 10
seven dollars In money, and a note Tor S40O, from 10
sfph Whitcomb 20 Elijah Could dated June lt,
1850 and payable on demand with interest The hnder
will please rrturn Il To EIJAH GOULD, No II SnoE Hill
street. Session, or DWIGHT FOSTER, Worcester.
muh1T ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1868.


MR.. SICkLES' ACC0rST-RsMOvAL or CulroS--rEE
STEAMER sUeouEHANSA
The Commissioners of III ath met at the usual hour and
place yesterday-tbe Mayor presiding
The Mayor presented bill from Daniel 4. sickes, for
his services at Washington, while endeavorng to
the Of the warehouses for the Quarantine
authorities The account approved and ordered 70
be paid.
rfysi bales Of cotton from the steamer Star Of the
South from Savannah, permitted no conveyed on
lighters on Monday next to the bark Cansou, for Ant
werp, now lying at pier 8, North river.
Scventyone bales Of cotton from tho steamer James
Adger rom Charleston also permitted to to the
city on Monday next.
The brig Mary Anna, from Trinidad dc Cuba, per
mted TO up in eight days after dschargng cargo
13l bales Of cotton by the steamer Montgomery from
Savannah, now at Quarantine were allowed TO bo
transhipped 10 Philadelphia.
The steamer Star OF the South will be permitted TO
up after dscharging cargo and fumigation
Permission was granted TO bring eighteen bales of cotton
from the Laura Gertrude, and the barge South
crner, TO the city, on Monday.
The Deputy Health Officer reported that the steamer
Huntsville had arrived from Savannah and asking 70
advice how TO act The communication laid the
table,
The officer reported that therc wero no vesses at
lower Quarantine at present, with the exception Of the
United States steam frgate SusQuehannah.
II was resolved that the Susquehanuah be allowed to
proceed next Monday.
The plans for building at West Point will he laid before
the Commissioners Of Emigration aud Board OF Health
soon as completed. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

OCT &c A. Robert ~ ne Bark Ftbu, her cargo and
freigm-This is appeal in m action on a botomry
bond for s924o executed New Orleans by the master
q the bark Yuba There many points OF interest in
volved in the sr, which comes before the appellate
court the presented the District Court and also
on additional evidence taken by the appellant since the
decision of the District Judge The latter allowed - 900
on the bond and from this the besnt appeals The de-
asthory 10 give the bond under the circumstances and
also that the bills, 10 pay which The money was advaed
are cxtravagant and unreasonable. is urged on the
part c the beant that the captain had other means
but the giving of bond in order raise the money to
pay for the repairs that he did all that the law required
and that he could do and that the bills proved 10 be
usual and fair by the hbelant while there s no contra
dIctory evidence on the part Of the defence,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

THx CHswFoS Row Boar oF rHr I.g~-The long
talked Of match between tho ISy Putnam Boat Clab OF
Chicago and the shakspcrc Rowng Cub of Toronto, hav.
ing been satisfactorily settled the race vii take place "a
Detroit the 18th of OctohW next n fyl .oarei boai,
FOR purse of thousand dollars an8 tfs ehSnlpsa
fag-whieh is now held by the Lady Putnam Cub.
forfeit q 1850 has been deposited, and ARTICLES of agree.
nieLt signed close and evcn ng cont, 81 expected
the merits Of both wc known aud the boats ~
constructed IN ss country. The to b. usaa by
the Canadians choice out Of four constructed bg a Wrl
known builder The Chisgo Club Will pull 4 bo. bnilt
IN this city. The race was postponed nom the 9Th "a
previously announced TO The 1871 The Oh election
day st Toronto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
The Fall C0ri,pak.yn.

MASS MEETING IN THE FIRST WARD IN Favor or or
NERAL wALBRIDGE FOR CONGRESS ROE u ArHER-
ING OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GOVERNOR
PRICE, GENERAL wALBRID6E AND OTHERS lHEaR-
ING AND OTHER LHTHusIAiN ETC.
The democracy OF the First ward turned out on Mon
day evening in great force Ihoy assembled in response
TO call from the friends Of General Hiram Waibridge
whom il was announced would deliver an address A
large platform was erected on the south side Of the
Bowling Green for the use Of the orator and at seven
o'clock II was illuminated by trasparencics and over
hung by one larger than the rest displaying in huge
characters the words
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

TRsyr 70 ErRoFx--rho steamship Vanderbilt Captain
Y. L. Efeyrc, sailed yesterday, AZ half past twelve
O'Clock, Tor Southampton Havre and Bremen carrying
unusually large mail s447 l67 20 in specie 2ol nrss
cabin and 22s second cabin passengers-together a2u
yarstrgcrs-the most shipoad with which any
vessel has sailed hence for Europe On board are
lie Hswabic WIN. Winthrop, United states Consul al
ssrs, bc honorable Thompson Campbell and family, Of
Philadelphia LcgtciaH Colonel Elralry Of Constantine
ple, and IA comtssse de Bruorhe, OF Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

orogcr Z GARicS We last evening nominated for the
fsemby y the repabhSns q ,be First disusi u ths
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

council ~ F4Nfat churfhrs, ~ t0verstown, y. ".
have decided that cannot be both Christian and
Free Mason
Alta meeting n The State Association on tho sth M.
ascctaucd that there forty four churches and
31e members M Minnesota.
Rev W. n Mack has been appointed by the North nh.
Conference of the Methodist Protestant church sur
nicNdent of the Chicago mission.
The Unitarian Autunnal Convention will commence in
Sal m, Mass, ON Tuesday evening Oct ~ when a ser.
mon will be delivered by Rev VIM H Charming Of
liverpool England.
the late commerce tucnt o Washington College In that
place. the degree of roctor of pvip conferred
Rev Cyrus Dickson, pastor Of tho Westminster Urcsby
ierian) clsrch, In Baltimore and ouev Loyal Young of
Butler. Pa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13
Gems aAkeR.

... New York, Dec. 3d.
aan. Walker reached Washington Lass
svsniAg In ompany with Marshal Ryn-
daras He immediately proceeded ta the
State Department where he had "a in
tsrviaw with the Secretary af SsatR, and
was foRmaEly surrendered.
Gen. Caas, however, states that be had
NO directions to give concerning aensral
Walker. II was only through che Judi
eiaky that be could be held to anaweE
any charges hgoaghs against him. The
ahbuzser and ais aacoEs returned, the
former 81 libegsy 10 10 whsFs his inali-
naaions mixAs Iced. Il iaFeporsed, how
ever, thai process will Be issued 20
bxing him 10 trial for violating tbs Hsu-
traatsy lava. ri
Tha Cabinet Yesterday held q consult
alton With regard Ia the conduct Oh Com.
Paalding In seiainR Walker and his mem,
at whieh tbs Cammoaore'a dispatches
were read, lie says 81 soald not re-
gard Walker and his followers ia any
oEhsr Iighs than 81 outlaws who had as-
eaped from the vigilance Of tbs officers
Ok she goyexnman1 and left orr shores
for the purpose ok rAptns and muFd0g,
and | saw no osher way to vindiCa&e the
las and redeem tho honor Of our coan-
try than by aisaEming and sending tham
hozae. In doing 60 / am sansibls 81 the
responsibility ] have incnEreds and con-
Adsntly look 70 the gcvsxnmsns for my
Justification
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13

aaaerying Il - haaas Tor sss aaaniy I'D
snaans coarse be has pswsaed aas-
I'd this session, and - eoei, ausea and
aaaissarbsa mannsa and manliHass with
whash h woand up shia tarbuisas Cow
aFnaasns windlaas. Ths Doe. AS been
4 wsmbsg a ths HOUSE I'D u noe pFsa-
idens a. ths Council. IN debates his
squnl ID mos 10 be foand IN tbs body 70
whieh BIZ bsloags, u il ssldon h. leAvsa
sAln high position % miagle II The DIS
cussions usually before them for taaiF
aaasssd egation. But when duty calls him
10 The aOor, ha II found 10 b. q wiiliag
aud talented participant In aavoeaksng
ne interests a his constituents. Aamay
/ I'd lbs general daparsznants e0ugteeaa y
his address, 10 kka Council and lmaass
COARSE am0ng bis colleagues sd assoaa'
Il ID and readers him mneh respected b
IA wac shara has aeQaainssnes. Pos
4 semsfng pare amd bensas moaives he nas
nFally sfaaEs clear Of AL psra0nal alla
sssna ard ahnao which 90 ofEan pFoducl
unpleasant feelings among The oppo
nailks, and consequent tugm0ils anaons
she members. ION
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13

SiFB~~-Eoa are hersby notified that thera ID
now on hle la Lhs oGzSea a9 the CLERK eg tina
District Court Of Pcstawatksma CoaasE, In
thS State Of Iowa. q Petition duly sssugY ia
Of Chrlstlan !. sEsale claiming III Yoa eleven
thousand sevsa Hundrsd and Fifty dollars
IS money due him GA SIX several Bills Of
exchanges In writing drawn by you On Bsehe
Co., Of New York City, AZ described In
said Petitiony which Blila nf Exchange were
not paid hy aaid araweea Beebe q Co. at
maturity, and were protested fsg nnn pay
neat OF which you had Eegaa aetscs, and
foT damages and psaAley mpum the .. q say
Raeas d said Bills &C RxahmaMss aaas saad
Ralaa haFiag been kranmfaRsA a. aaAaessa
TO said ChFEstaaa q. alsan@ AFTER aaMsaFssY,
and he halng now the owner og shs Same,
also alledgiAg that the aaia hi. 4. A4Fwiaa.
oas Of said hfm, whose christian masna d
Harvey b, Merrill, IL tha owner og Iaada
situated In Pottaw0ttagne, Men0aas HAr-
Flsea, Mile and Fremont c oumkiaa, In aasd
state Of lswa, that you are DOT residents
Ct skats OF Iowa sad praying faR wFiss u
astashmeHt 60 iasue against Eh@ said laaSia
ct the said II. a. Merrill ma the Code pre-
TIdas. Xoa are also haraby ncka6ed that
unless yea appear and an@wax thaxsse. "a
or before the morning DC the saeaAd dag
OF the next Term Of said District Court, b
be holden on the first Monday OE Zebra
AIRY H&xt, Judgment viii be readsred againag
you thereon. TEST 3 DOUGLAS SIC,
Attornsyatsr said PaalngaH.
Datna AID Signed Dee. o. 1857
Ordered By the Coanty jugs d Psssa~
wattamie Coahky, 20 be pahIlaAaa Rpsar
weeks In the Council nIafas Euwie.
9. ?. KELLOGG, Clark.
Dee. 50, So. ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13


oug naighhsr O. the hesspaEisl, hav4ng
graduated unasr tbs political professor
ship Of tsasAsR q ssana idsAs" sannos
100 how ID il tha& the editor of the BAgla,
who sis strong ally Of tAs Little Gi"
go" asd opposed 10 Praaidaat BaehsA"
am's peIisy relative - Kansas, can sup"
vegs Gsn. Jeaaa fer u. g. Senator, wha
opposes the course pgrsaea BY Senator
Domglas and sasaaims shs President
W. woaad Esmind eur contemporary, sa@s
Damasgasy smhraeea meFe pRinsaplsa
sAaa ems, and ws ara NOS prepared to
ahamdoa ~ old &ad well fxisd pabiis
Bssyans, beoaaae we s@mnos agrss with
him upoa anqaaataona Of policy, az pRin~
aapls.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13

ne graaE Il land mada BIZ the act of
Congress. approved May l6, 1885, 20 ths
sEnts al IOWA, go aid Id TIE construction
aR eegaain railroads khsrsin meakiensd. hav~
ing hasA 40 Tar adjusted gs to authoriza the
release FROM wathdrRwai % the taaaa here
in@aksz described. aaszes Il Aeseag gseea that
ali tia vacant @sagsa laRas heretofore Rith-
aKawn fron sale or entry aloag tie route
C. aala railroads which lie outside Of si1
ailes 90 each side 1t tbs said reads, aisa~
atsd In tha under maakaomed townships
whieh have NOT bssn selected IN virtue OF
said grant or any uthar grant made by
Congress, % asgsily claimed by-pFs~smp~
ton and whlEa we're anbssct 10 priyate en-
Try al the date 81 withdrawal, viii be re-
ssaBsa % private entry On the day8 and at
TIE placas heFainagtaF apeciAsda ct tbs 9g~
DIARY minAmam o. eos dollar and twenty
Eve cents per acre, 10 wit:
At the Land afSes ut SIOUX CITY, on
Tuesday, tAstwaaty-thiEd dag Of Febru-
aTY nsxfg viz
AsshA y tA@ b&ss HISS s#d sSeat Of tie ia
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Townships 90, 81, and 81, Of rangs 81.
Townships 81 and S. Of r&ngsa 3D. and
Townships 90 and So, Of ranges IS, So
sad 20.
Township VI Of rangs Al,
Township %, of range az,
Townships s6, s7s and 90, Of ranges d.
ID, ard IS
Township 10, al H&ags A6u
| AT thu land efies " COUNCIL BLUFFS
on Teusday, the sWaaty- third day of Feb
ruary next via
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Town ships 81, SIS, 20, 10, u, 70, ii, IS
10, n, To DO, 81, g. 50, and 81, Of rang
= Townships 81, 6. %, 10, II, 70, "a, rs
| 70, II, so, 81, a., 90, and 81, Of range as
Townships ST, 90, 90, TO, Y, 70, IA, IS
10, n, Is, u, 81, %, 81, and 81, ii rang,
Townships CT, IS, 90, 10, 70, u. Is. 7s
n, Te, 81, 90, 80, So s4, and IS, % rage 81
ToTnah1ps 81, 6s, 90, TO, ii, 10, Il, Is
| ID, II, rs, 80, 81, 81, 50, 81, and IS, d
townships M ct, o., 90. 10, II, 70. a. rs
T6t n, 10, So, 81, and 50, of range 90
Townships 81, Bs, 80, 10, II, 10, "a, 70
70, n, 70, 50, 81, 81, ia, 81, and s., o
Fs1gs 20.
Townships Ct. 68, SO, 20, II, 70, IA, 10
TO, 10, 70, s0s 81, and 81, Of range IL.
Townships 81, s., G9, 70, II, T3, "a, rs
10, II, 70, 79, 50, 81, B SO, of, range Dc.
Townships ST, O., II, 70, 10, n, Is, 10
so, 81, 50, and So, Of rage -.
/ Townships 81, 7ss Te, 30, 81, a., and IS
OF range ~.
townships 10, so, 81, 50, and IS, q
range Is.
Township IS, Of range 90
I GivaA under my hand, al the City o.
NaahiAgsaa this 24sh day Of December, A
ID. 1851 THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
/ CammiaaaaneT of Tbs Eaperal Land 0fsea