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The Placer herald., 1858-01-16
GLOVE ANODYNE
T00THACHE DROPS.

Those who have felt the painful throbbng and excruci
ang pangs of raging toothache shooting through their
jaws and head with the most ormentng and
is often the have received but little sympathy from
friends, will doubt be much pleased to know of
edy that will fail to quiet the unmercul offender
and leave the teeth where they should remain in the head
The numerous has accomplished well attesed
and has only to become generally known to be as highly
appreciated by the public has long been by Dentists
The following testimony is from of the most dstn
guished practical Dentists in the city of New York:
Messrs. SANDS: Gentlemen-In the of my prac-
tice have extensively used your Glove Anodyne with
much success for the relief of the Toohache and as
constantly recommend it to my patients | deem it but
just to inform you of the high opinion have of it
other remedies. l ain yours, very respectfully,
NJ. LEVErT 12 Waverley Place.
Prepared and sold by a. u. tG ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists, No 100 Fulton-sreet of William,
New York.
For sale by DEWITT. KITTLE & Co, H. JOHNSON
Il Co, and REDINGTON 4 Co.. San Francisco; RICE
COFFIN, Marysvie; r. II. MCDONALD l. Co, Sac.
salnento; and by Druggists generally
For Sale by HENSON HAZELL, Druggist
Auburn, Cal.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
COLORS OR BRONZE.

The NE WEST STYLES OF TYPE will
be constantly added to the already extensive
stock of Job materials, and fine assortment of
PAPERS AND CARDS
will be kept constantly on hand at all times.
A continuance Of the patronage of the old
friends and customers of the establishment is So
licited, and they are assured that no effort will be
spared to give complete satisfaction.
The Herald being the Oldest established paper
in the county, having the largest circulation, and
the most extensive Job Office of any press in Pla-
Ger, offers facilities for Advertising and Job Work
surpassed by none.
CALL AND BE SATISFIED OF THE
M1~ A e. CH(
DLANKS-
d Blanh Deeds, Blank .Notgages, and
Blank Personal .MortgageS, now ready for sale
at the Placer Herald Office
FDLANK SUBPGNAS-
I'D Always for sale at the Placer
DLANK EXECUTIONS
ID Yon can get them at any time at
the Placer Herald office.
DLANK ATTACHMENTS
Id For sale at the Placer Herald
office.
DLANK WARRANTS
I'D Kept constantly on hand and for
sale at the Placer Herald Office.
A LII KINDS OF BLANKS
IA Can be had or will be gotten
up at short notice and at moderate prices, at the
Placer Herald office.
NEW ORLEANS.
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COUNTY COUR'

COUNTY COURT.
Hon JAMES E. HALE, Judge
Meets on the second Monday in February, May.
August and November.
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HEALTH DEPENDS

Upon the PURITY OF Nd RMid. IT the skin Is in
natural state as in Scroula Leprosy, and all Ucerous
Diseases is evident that the vessels which ramy
tho surface of the body must be charged with diseased
blood and if SO, the whole volume of blood, and
arerial, is impure Before be effected there
must be publication of the vital stream The great OBJ
jec therefore, is to ascertain what remedies will act most
directly upon the constituents of the blood when in the
act of combination Experience, observation and cloud
OF witnesses establish the fact that this preparation at
the very head of this class and will restore the crcu
laton to healthy state by eradicatng the elements Of
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES +. HALE, judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

Levi Jackson was commonly called "Old
Hickory" among his neighbors in Erie Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, and for many years he
filled the office of constable
"At one of the Courts of Quarter Sessions,
some two or three years ago." writes cor
respondent of Harper, "Levi having ris-
en- above his former Office happened to be on
the Grand Jury, and was made Foreman.
lie had never been distinguished for more
wits than were necessary to do what he was
told, and now that he had the responsibilities
of a new office on his shoulders he felt the
importance of it, and was quite willing to
spread himself. The jury was sent out with
orders to bring in all their bills indorsed
by the foreman. In due time he he reported
a batch indorsed Levi Jackson The Court
informed him that the Endorsement was not
sufficient he must sign them in his official
capacity. THAT is said the Judge, you
must sign them as foreman He soon re-
turned into Court and presented, each one of
them signed, Levi Jackson, ass foreman
"1hat was all that could be got into old
llickorys head, and the bills had to be taken
for better or worse"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. JoHN M. HOWELL, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January. and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

Sally, what time does your folks diner
Soon as YOU 90 away; that's missus' orders
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COURT on CECcJO,


Hon. JAMES T.. HALE. Presiding Judpc + I
Frey and Rufus Smith, Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of February, May
August and November
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How the Island Of Madeira was Discover
ed--A Romantic Story

A midshipman in the U. S. navy, writing
from Funcha gives the following. pretty
tradition regarding the discovery OF the Is
land of Madeira:
"EIistory says that a young English gentle
man-Robert Mackin-fell in love with a
Spanish lady of rank, who was being educa-
ted in convent in order to take the veil.
She was very beautiful, and not obtaining
the consent of her friends to the union, he
ran away with her and was married. En-
barking for France from Cadiz, in order to
avoid the fury of her relatives, he encounter
ed Gale of wind and was driven in the
vessel far off her course, and after time
came in sight of Madeira, where he landed
with Anna d'Arfet at Machico bay ten miles
from Funchal. Here the crew, believing
that the wrath of Heaven was upon them
for assisting in the escape, refused to furnish
them provisions, and they starred or pined
to death, dying in each Others arms. The
sailors erected cross over their grave and
sailed for Spain, but were wrecked off the
coast and all were drowned except three
who had refused to participate in the cruel
proceedings relative to them. These fellows
told their story, and the King of Portugal
sent force and took possession of the Island
The cross is still preserved in the church
erected over it at Machico by order of the
King"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

DLANK UNDERTAKINGS
~ Can be bought at the Placer Her
aid office.
DLANK SUMMONS
- Kept constantly for sale at the
Placer Herald office.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
IT IS UNRIVALLED.

The various diseases which have their imprnts the
surface of the body be compared to signals of distress
thrown by Nature indicate that the vital organiza-
tion within needs cleansing and purifying.
The ancents believed that animal life existed in the
blood. 1t is at least certain that
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

SLEEPING DURING THE SERMoN.-The
JeciA Chronicle says, This custom is of
remote antiquity. We read in history that
when Bishop South was preaching before
Charles II and court many Of the monarchs
suite went to sleep and some of them snored
whereupon South addressed himself to Lord
Lauderdale, one Of the offenders, and said:
My Lord, | ask your pardon for disturbing
you, but | must tell you that you snore so
loud, you are in danger of waking up his
maiestyn This warning woke up every one
and baushed all desire to sleep.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

A GossIprING VnLAGE.-There is such
place as Squeezevlle. A traveller says of ii
"Went there once only rode through tn
town-came again eleven years after-rod
through again, and heard one chap say t'
apother, Jest look, he's got a blue snappe
on to his whip lash this time"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16
Post-Ofices in Placer County,

PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. j. e. Hale County Judge.
Charles King Sheriff.
Tabb MITCHELL County Clerk
Philip Stoner, Treasurer.
Philip W. Thomas, District Attorney.
j. W. Spann, Assessor.
S. G. Elliott, County Surveyor.
Percival G. Millette, Supt. of Co m mon Schols
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
WIN. E. Miller, 1st District, Auburn:
Robt. d. Egbert I'd District, Illinoistown:
William Duck. Sd District Yankee Jims.
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februo
ry, May, August and November.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

LIVING BY BEING DISTINGUISHING for
damages is getting quite universal now. The
latest case is that of Mr.. Brown, who has
commenced suit against the commissioners
Of Carol county, Indiana, for loss of health
which he sustained while confined in the
county Jail, owing to the miserable condi-
ton Of the building. lie says it amt fit for
a man TO live in
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16
READ AND REFLECT.

DIR. CHARLES II. TOZER'S CARD TO THF
AFFLICTED,
The Placer herald., 1858-01-16

The Nashville Crenn,) Gazette tells of a
regular licensed preacher, who recently ian
off from that city, taking with him married
woman not his wife. lie had refused sit
uation few days before, because a person
with whom he would have to associate was
addicted to profane swearing! This we think,
was putting "rather too fine APPOINT upon il"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-13


D&AgH o. A MaaloAAEas.-~Eb anazag
RRaReis, one 81 the saolid mAn Of Bee.
too p died In that aisy 81 Tnosaay. Ia
ieavea ab9ms fsuF Iaillaans, nearly sws
miliisaa and bali OF whieh Il IL cash
deposits in Bost0n bsnks- ME. Rwameis
was said 20 have bssn one 81 tha moss
harrassd mon In the eoaatTy during the
paaie lass Aaaamn, He bad 20 mach
monsy Ia haa@ -bBsweaa one a. kwo mil
hoas--Ghaa 70 aFaw lqan il wsald create
q panic, and compel ths banks co stop
paylneat; 70 leave it wharo It Saa 10 run
che risk Of being a4 The Eaessy of the
banks that might, as any momsaE,
step specie paymsatss to iavsss it vas
sad 20 lend il with nasvsv
vas Gus Of the question, whan no man
soula say that he aaight nos fail slss next
Day. The uahsppy man waa rsduesa 20
despair By she abansRaee oE his moaey.
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Is heFehv given, thstET lEilIle al Phi.
SAFE, = t@s= lowest re sSon4lbIs hid To- =,
Saturday the 23d Jay II uctsbsr nsrt :,
me OeSce Of ]. H. sherman. Couut[ J.6r,
q Patkawa ttaEaie eoanty. IJss bstgss.
ne q JuEa OF 10 o'clock 4 IL ardg ,.,,a,I
- lhs digging Of the foliowir- ditch,
% Inc swamp and overlooked AIS f., Pc.
q va ia mis county, Iowa, tow.
"a, "a No. IL. in section D. & Il. low.
NIP II Raa1c IS, 1nG00 feet Ior - 4.
aaso asake 20 St elton Ao-I2 fer " IL
= bottom, from sta ion No. II .o..s 49,,
No 80, is 3 fe-s wiIe 4. bos.om.
Containing 1921 cubic Yards; 70 b. r.
Ia two aePs rate contracts
section DO. i tfs extend from m ia "a.
log No. % ,c08taaHiBk A9as cnAgr var4t
49, isss sA 2so "a teaa sroaa ssstioa Ne
~ TO station Ne 50, contaaniaK aSa3 cu5.s
yards. -'''
The slopa Of ths ADORE ditehsa To BE- s7,.
ward from ths bottom Ga each ada. ost.
RaR haEizenkal b Ses vertical.
Las natsgisl % Pc aspoaiEsd nj least Il
iiscass eaaaf frufa abe edge IL the Dt,k.
and TO be deposited on either OF both ,Io,s
R tas diseA according to the directions o.
the DFA3naga Commisaionss OF the Eagi.
seer Ia ehaIge. s
. ID. s. JACKSON,
Drainage CommiRsioBsT.
Sept %, 1858. , y - Az
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3 4 :. : !. s8 -
@ asa alsss
Il 's Mass 49, = :
- z y = - 2 go - Es.s'
- go s.
- - : DsysnpoTss sl'as aaas .. 8 -
= 80 aaOe aId aos $3.50 : 8 : - re
49, as.10a q shas Fssa y snia y
pas Fe aasy ere &c : e N
aps anQ g snsy VAC ssAsJ asgtn g -
- ss'sS arena asns e = a'aaiss ss'e fFs.sas
IA u 4 Il
A@4 aA4a y - slsaaa " aaasf ssssls Y "
80 80 = 20 49, 49, ~
y - Ell = a1aa
-. = :. aa's as ~ =. & s
w msn aa@A aaaA6 9 " rs
maissEs aEa psAAh leax slgsN ~ e ssaa
Mlaaoaa rivar.
re IRE saad shas - eIIsa y shs
eastern porsicaog osx ! u
FROM their areaming - hea asal n4w
waaa shsy see wAata lhaiS saAasaaa hes,
thai they viii zee shaa 4 u - sOpaEd-
'iasd BIZ long delays ii pashin sselr roads
westward. Il Is trae thAa Misspan will
soon exssad her Rad 70 oas aoas Aern
border and II b sgaally aus shas sAa
eisiaens Of Western lows tlsed % watt
Ing an The saFsay msgements o. our east-
arm fEisnass have desermlned q asei
Missouri attha State line with asaiircad
from this city. II tie essiaens Of Dsv-
snpors and other saatesn cities desire TO
ahAFa thstraas Of shswssssra slepe thss
had hsstas above alane shaaE Railroads..
TAs relieving whieh We clip from tie
DasaApoFt Weekly Nsses i syidenas Of
- awakening u sisAs aaaFsss.
= seaaa'saoh 80 s s1s.S sss =
go Z ~ ps0s 80 Y 'ns MSS
- Sl'ssosasa 2 siaFas seas El1a
- sas 'Hsesss's eAa ps'a g shae =
" :. pas 80 As 800 saSaA"
A94' = y oeE ross sn pnaaacasay We
as8s Asipea 2 saa!4 IA ana saeasp AAe
s :. sA'as nos ~ 'as tA0ss vas a'sole -
sue eoansf many o as Pre- psEsy
A f1 ga osa street nay Jussiy seei as-
gsasa sso q tas M e Aase pes treat
sa ~ sns A'gsy sa@aeal @aa baa Soaapa-
n IN soc mas'ss snc4sa 'hs oonpAny map
NOS always nave s sa' saaa y saFa Tor
= }9Fs.spsrs aaa sae gpln'sas ~ aef clt9lss
a@ aaa se'aaaa aass sea " shss aaah "a :
ing Asiae ~ es $50. fesilsig' ssiy sen
siOts maa nus o0aAsas taaS y nas osea
u vast pensAs e saR 0oansy and Fown
n naaseagfsas #4Ayas - facss whss So'a
is % v pFesaaA w'sncas y . And as IL
psoepeEa sad adsaaeAss 20 viii Dsyeu-
Pofs and se0as sseE@sy prosper aua adj
Esase' = = afa iasAi'0s fslsat tiaaa #a sac q
push ssa's Faaa sal Y sas haassssasa river,
81 ! snoala STRAIN eVefy nerve % DO 80.
AAiraaaE haa shs gssaf State Oh alssansi
P'asnsAa nsr nnsa q railway close on 70
onE' soa5n- western borders ana ere ioDg
II We 90 not sts1ks m the matter, will
1ofm connections throughout TIE whole
Il r.
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E ROUSE,
=. Il. pRENTIss

4 NNoUNCEs to the public, ,b,,h.,
n purchased and reEtted and rs1i. * 40
me : Hlincis House." In Glenwo64 LA -
ne viii Be happy to attend to the wa,,, zee e,
eoaakorra OF his gHsNEs3 tR the best pos,i -.
ia4 nEer. New and convenient rsEi..
yards and shsda for stock. '''''''
NO pains or expense will be sn.,.4 f..
making both man and beast congo+tabj.. I. =
Tbs illinois House. ''' L
eGisnwood, Iowa, Asg. %, $50. n2s,,
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w aahtmRten KaeMs.
Mnahfnntnn. Oct.

s4 Washington Oct. z,
DaFisg September, 97a warrants wera
issued from ths Pension 0Eles, to sat-
isfy whish l4Sso00 acres Of lasd ware
neaessmrya & 81 =@a a
MIR. a. g. Dayton, fourth Auditor in
the Treasury Dsp&E&nasns, intelligence
Of whose DEATH ia Phil&deiphia, w2s tAis
morhing received, bad been In Oaoe
abOua Is years. @#. s s--st
A rumaF prevails thai The tsosp% are
TO be rsasyed Fxem Fors McHsary, Ia
consequence of an alleged infectious
disease il that HeighboFh0od There is
reason, however, % beiievs th&t the 70.
pert ID premature. ISIS @w# a -
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S~~A%<& Es&@Bas ''ss srs-sr ....,. ..-. Tgvr
Glazing, Gliding. GEaining. Msvb,,sv
bFonZing carriage, wagon L buggy paf,
la'e u goo1 Hiyis: PaPer-hapgfag, va.
fanIsd net to peel off A good stocE u
wan paper, blinds, ETC., CONSTANTLY :
aand, Ceilings whitsnsd and walls co.s,.
ed. - Orders, La town or country. A.
neIted and pro RPtly attended to. 81
Shep on Msin-St., rear Of Iames5 Biock
psgaI~'58tf.. ,s.. A.
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RkaEaaa az Aawa.

III
% ChHbb 4 Co., scz many years q
prominent Banking House IN Washing
ton have suspended.
- SaOcsssfal sxpsriuasnta have bssn
tried At Amsterdam Of waIkiAg On the
water with broad shoes. saH g..
60 Over 2 100 Bushels Of potatoes
we're shipped frsm 81. Paul, Mlmnssota.
ou shs l3shulE, for 81. Louis.
ca Il is computed thai thsrs are o..
es1a pefsoAs .ous Of emplOymsn& Ia she
irsa districts OF psansyIxAnia.
- The highest aag-ssaf in the Uni.
led States i said 10 be tks one &c Yor-
.essssr, Mass. Ills Iea feet hfgb.
~ Willian Cullen Bryans, Of shs
Nsw York Evening Psss, has arrived
hsaas from bin Raropesa soar.
g y the eisy os Milwaukee, wis,
the people aFa taxed at the raEe Of s2,37
for every aaas woasam and child.
c. 4 gentleman Using near Riah.
zsaossds Va, has field OF cytmsOm cosson.
L i aes disease, bat . new VARSITY.
- There xsre SIS deaths ID gaw.
KoTk eisB laas weak3 ia5 10 Bsaoklyh, /
lhree u whssa wess 81 ysIlow seyss.
~ Com. vaadesbils has . Span Of
zssschsa horaes which easa hin 81, 90, /
ana fsr whisA be hss bssn oEexea rs 100. /
s . asw tvanelation og the BIBLE By
he Rev. Z. A. gawyer, IL about - Bal
'sbIiahed BY !. r. drxsst d CO., Bos-
On n8f
- = II said that more shaa 5000
rss class hoasas are now being erected ,
shs upper part Of New York city. n
ssS Tbs saansioa af Robs. Norris, ID
htladelphiA, II iagor bier knasc, ana
IN pspn's hoase q eeaapIed b shops.
- Alss AEna I.Aw, BIZ Teanssaas.
= Aecsptsa i ngsfsssofship il ahs LA
'his Fsisals Uoslsge, Al I.umpkin. {
eosgia. s
80 Twenty-Five houssa 10 S. J0has, !
] 4 i sssza aaaasoysa ny Era 81 Rriaaay .
- 0Hs asas ps sasAss il he aasaas ! !
- spaaEerm i psppsssd ID !
.assys - BassbasgA, = snossa
Fviseabae Ia eases os seaamoaie aias4 e
- slsaaa4sess ~
se a II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-13

lssTxgorzoE 70 IUEx.>-The Gollaw-
lag 10 published Is the charge % l,tle,,
% q jury, 10 i late case,
/" Ii sha jnry haiiaEs, frna Ina - g.
aaReea Aak the plainti6 and dsfens "a
we're partners in shs Krncsry, snd slssK
tas plaintiff boaghs 0sk he tiefsssaasl
and care aim hla note gor The iinsas $50
and the aoEendana paid Tor tae n,ssa ~
delivering q he plsiaasg i .sow, wIaSeS
hs warranted fsnot hsasehg, p ana -
Nasranly was broken BY reason 81 shs
brsashaneas of che oow. and 81 aps-a
ths Gov haek and sendared haF a tAa
defendant bus lbs dssandasae pefaasaa y
Fsseivs hes, aaa he plaaaasa sook her
hems a9ains and pak ha2vy vakas "a
pokay broke hek nnck ard disa .srd ;gI
Ease iary farsheE haliaga LAS ths ssasss,.
aAaaa U inteRsss III ia kxooaEy wss s,ovsh
aaythaags ths plainaiaT y anss ~ ,sIssrssk I
lssas snd ahe sow COED Enx 40. Is 81. 4
= Cor asllk o. bed, shsn Is lass go -.
- pae ~ sAszassIYas haM sgsssr 81 II -
'saa hhs eAAs fos he e0sks q Il .ss.siss.
Hard sassla 90 Il slEnks II &C., 500 /
Aow 500 saa ahaala ha daeis |
assz1asx @zk ~ 80 - n
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1
| ALPHARxT oP PaoYKzBS-A grain al
Produce 10 wogth . pound Of Graft. q.
Boosters are sousina 10 liars.
| Confession Of fault makes half A.
menda. a..s - =
Dsnying fault doubles ii.
hnSy shsosbssh 1t oessrs and woaad.
fooliaA fsaRs doubles danger,
God Reaches a. good thinas hv cur
own handa. -
I He has bard work wAa AAs nosAlag al
IL cosss more sa rsysnRs wragwm shwn
TO bear shem. :.
Justice TO whom it IL doe.
ksasary IL tia worst trade.
LseFnisg @akss . aaa ii company
Medsssg il guaFd TO virtae.
!, hos 2 hear Sonseisnes 10 the way to
Gas DO " tO-day 10 worth two to-nos-
PEaad looks naks Eoal work in fair
ale' conscience gives qaist alesp,
kAleaast y a. Who waats least
s9ali ta4ssss INDUCED are hssls thieves
that les ID greater. I
The boashs shas bear aoss haae low
Upright walking.
slftss and happinass are EAoshss and
WISE men maka mere opportunities
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To William Huslay--Yoa ara herebv -
uhsd that | vii arpear AZ the Land 0Hiss
Y loaEeH htaisss Iegss ca the 22d day d
October, 1854, % prove my right To snssf
81 pfe-etaptaohs the 9 bf Of the W az and
ne z rs Of Tie q w ar q section %, town
os N oe range SIS West.
NANCY STEEL
o@pte S8s Ts25s 5Rt
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OH Fer Ts1a@
~ ew Gold Mines

Tia under igasd hsin9 determines h
close ont his sfsalFe stock nov Off, grssI
Inducements 90 buyers. wfII w@Il ar
thing for COST for CASH.
4 bare On hand splshdia assortmsnt a
Mfmer's Spades &c sh@geAa.
and out-ftting goods tor Miners. 70 per.
sons remaining, weula ofsf NV sf5cS Of
FRESH Fruits, Asatz and yegssa bleE in
cans. as Essl as any gSsas thsY wagt. Al
like cost Pricsa& Gsnse one and ali and
Iaaks yaar fortunes.
y~5a JAMES HENsHALL, Jr.
y. B--~f would stRte that can b. Founa
al The same Old Caraer ready for ssEtlsneng
ana ell those whe 70 not eome Ry, before /
leave, may expect TO have their aeeounts
forced by an officer. yH- IT,
Sept q, 1853 4 E,eg h.
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have taaia aag paRehassa Efem hakhSst
q kases their as8kk 81 mzageMAndasa an;
eshar sOznpAay pSCpsssy. ineaading thsas
Rotsss book aecaunta and ether asexsEtiaa,
and haEe eoassasusaa Iezm W Ras8 ny
Agent to take charge Of sad nrapersy.
with full authority 20 sanags and dfspcss
OF ths same, aad 10 astSle and collect saId
notes. aeC0uEts ass3 UEheE securities FOR ne.
ARTHUR EkfDGMAN.
Council BlHlfa, Oct. Iet, 1855. Be
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| & kORaawaksasnie county to iht
DeTnecracY of Iowa and chs
Union, greeting. sends q glo
riosls old fashioned Democrat.
e majority for the ssate and
Congressional ticket
1--WE have met the enemy,
and they are ours y now
hencafoFth and forever, We
have roused shem, horse, foo
and dragoon Their last plank
OF lsope mas sank. The san d
modern stRepnhiiean' Adolf
sionisfn has set forever here.
With their very best men In
the field, as candidates on the
county ticket, their forces thor
oughiy arganIzed, drilled and
rallied 10 The utmost OF their
strength and zeal; with all the
disaffection, jealousy and strife
they could get up in our ranks,
with all their gamb schemes
by mIsaas Of independent can
diaases whosH they wheeEiled
into running against the demo-
craze ticket; with all these adj
vansages on heir side, they are
most ingloriOsssly beasen-sheir
forces 80 completely broken,
that they never can rally again
in Old PoliaWattamie.
While we write, the Board
are yes canyassing the votes
OF tilis township. Council BlaR
alone will give about 10 ma
loEilT flr liz nbEeaRd the Stale
ticket -# .......
Returns arc In rom 2 tsyHl,-
ships above. with an aggregate
OF l16-~
Our whole majority in the
c county viii be abaus $50.
smxRMAa, 4Ca. Judxa, KmLEoGa, for
Clerk, and the whole Democratic tiskss
undoubtedly elected,
la visw Of AL ths adverse ciFeumatau-sE
sas, SO nave achieved wet ory of which
he Democracy may we'll be proud. By
s7aigrasion to Pixies Peak and elsewhere
We have lost oEsE LOO Democratic votes
the Republicans prsbably not tan.-~I
We eoans the Pixies Peak boys 81 still |
part Of our force, and adding their 100 |
Tqtas gives rs . majority Il 2Sd--our |
latsai strength, as shy Will be baak
aaxs rear. . 80 boo . .-.r..
ma vote in 1880, was . majority Of |
10 for Mr.. Buchanaa. Consequ emily, We /
'ave gained sinee thea about go in rek-
tive Democrats stfength. Yesterdays |
esait ia glory enoagh for sne asg. /
60 AS We 80 20 prsasy DalsgAtion
t the gallsus Demearaey Of Crescent
'isy and RoekyfsRd, ia wagons and On
iorss, are passing In procession through
ar s&reatss with aasies banners, sppgo-
Fiats Notices, &c. celebrating the vic
DRY and chanting a requiem to the |
Wsoiy Horse
Mills county gives 50 majority for the
'enaOcFasie Tickss, Dews, leads the
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