The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-08

about one third of mile has been graded.
Work has probably been commenced near
Marengo by this time"
Sales of Real Estate In Potta wattamie County
For the Week Ending Friday, Jan. 7, 1859.
Reported Expressly for the Nonparel by RIDER
Investigators of Titles and Records.
John " Heatcn and wife to John Judge-E', VIZ
Sec ~, Town 49, Range 80 West; so acres-$600.
Ruben D Jones to Van Buren, Perry-N VIZ sen and
So MEX except 20 acres lying along north side or 81
Mex Sec Is, Town rs, Range ~ west; 100 acres-$lOo
Samuel Perrin and wife to Lewis s Hills-N E< S wy
Sec T. Town 10, Range - Vest 40 acres
Joseph Forman and wife to Ira Platncr-A portion
Of Lot 200, Original Town-$350.
Benedict Hagg to Henry Tormidan-Lot 6, Block s.
Hagg's Extension-$l7O.
Vim Baker, Sheriff, to B Pcgram-Lot I, ?, Block H.
Bayliss' 2nd Addition-$5OO.
kCharles Goodrich and wife to W GoodrichLot l. 2
Block ITO, Crescent Cty-$l75.
Henry Bransvn to Sarah Branson-I"t Block s; I, 2
3, 6,7,s, Block 10; 7, Block s. Clne's Adiitson-
Henry Springer to Eliza Mitchell-Uudivided a W
or wy Lot li7 Original Town-$lO0
JSAndrcws and wife to II Mutt and F A Titles
WV Sees, Town u, Range 49,; Undivided . Wy SE,
Sec 81 Town 49, Range A. ITO acces Lots Block s.
Baylisss LIST Addition; Lot Block l, Haggs Additions;
Lot in ,, Lot 49, in B6, Lots 6, 49, Is in l.
Lot in O. Lots q H. in BIO, Lots 10, II, u.s. l6 in
H. Lots TO- H. in IT, Lots TO- II, in IA, Lots 8.
g. TO- H. in IS, Lots 49, co. in 49, Lots l. 2. Is, II,
49, in 90 Lots s, g. 10 H. in a. Lots g. a. %, in
-, Lots 3 4l5, IL, 10, in % Lots 10, II, H. in
"a, Lots s. 8, in 80, Lots l. 5, 6, in 81, Towards
Additions 8
| Henry Rl>hton to Sarah Rshton-Es n W. sw.
NE. Sec 30; SEs W. Sec 49, Town IS, Range Al
West, 100 acrcs-SS0O.
Henry Rishton aud wife t" Bland Rshton-N Et
W. SCI 10, Town rs, Range Al West, 40 acres-$2oo.
WIN Baker Sheriff, to h Pcgram-N}a wv Sec
90 NJ, Sec 80 Town &c, Range 10 West, l6o acres
$500.
Levi Gum and wife to A S Grosvenor-96 acres in
W. Of Sec is Town 10 Range 10 W est-S2a0o.
Nathaniel {: Benton 10 Sulphcr Spring Land Com -
t. Scr p Sec -, Town 10, Al West, $40 lilo
acre>--$i siS i5-l0O
Olivtr Mil. and wife to Newton Brooks w. S
Ea and f. W. Sec .; W. NEh and " !.
Sec H. Town -, Range IS West, 100 acres 100.
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Mv2. 8, C, is what we ali do.
Ny 3, 7, 10, IS a kind of liquor.
My 1, 10, Is, .. is species Of wood.
My 3, >, 3, is fish.
My6, II, ., is part Of the body.
Ny I, Is a vowel.
Ny S, G. 3. a verb in the past tense.
My9. Il, J, ., Is what we should all have
Ny 10 $ Q. s 10, is a carpenters tool
Ny II. 3 S, Is buys name.
Ny 10, 49, Is is a kind OF metal
My 10, g, pruu"un.
Ny H. l2, q, 2 3, is an animal.
Ny Is :, 6, is kind Of fruit.
Ny whole something that has been tried and failed
Answer required next week, CO. c.
VI. =. lie wIett-Temprrauce: Lecturer.
: The above gentleman, whom the Ladie!
Bencv olent Society of this city, perhaps, have
some slight Of hand remembrance, turned
up at Elwood, Kansas, few days since
By the following, which We clip from thu
Press, it will be seen, he is still trying t,
feather his nest in other ways than robbin.
hepoor.
"There is very able, very eloquent, an,
, very moral man, named S. NJ. Hewlett,
reformed drunkard, who has been lecturing
about here. He is kind of man well known
in Kansas-wc have had several just such
fellows here as "Secretarics Of the Terrific
) ry."
When this former drunkard-he dom
drink now-skascly cver-left this vicinity
he wrote modest letter to Mr.. Ellsworth
our postmaster, saying that if the citizens OF
EIwood would give him deed of IA lot il
their city, he would speak well of the place il
his travels.
Mr.. F.. thought the man had been drink
ing, and failed to answer his polite note
Hewlett went to Achison. He asked fol
. tro lots there, and he has got them.
Hewlett is doing well. lie will have tc
travel a good distance before he realizes OF
those lots. Atchison is coming up.
} We think ten dollars would have bought
; the eloquent lecturer, but saw bucks are MOI
so plenty as lots, in Atchison.