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TRANSPORTATION.

1859. 1856
TEE PENNSYLVANIA
TRIAL AIL3o AID.
- 60
The Capacity OF this Road now equ.l % any in the cOqni
THREE TmROUGM
p A SIS ENG Err T R AIN
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
TsToSEh Trains from All Western Cities for Philadeph
rasbps sciIipe, FOR The OF Psssepsersu
surpassed, for speed and comfort BY any other route
out change Of Cars or Conductors.
o1F' 2Ts Sd Il rs:
Fu sly Mall and Fast Line SUNDAYS excepted rhr,
Fast Line connect for Baltimore ana Warrington
Rspres, Train leaves PtslurE A. NJ arrives At Phil
Man Train leaves Pittsburgh 4. NJ, arriving in PhAds
phdA II ?. ~, New York $40 A ~ D,,,..,-,-,
or Baltimore at $50 a. 81, New YORK $50 P. 81.
Six Daily Trals between PhilAlephia and New YoIl
Tickets ISll Ran are good on either Of above Tr.ns
BOAT TICKETS 90 Boston are good Wis Norwich, 70
TfoKETs EAsfwARD may he obtained at any Off
sS Road In h on s Msp OF Oh
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the 0flees Of u
Fare always as low as by an. her Route
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
,,iJsniD Rs Road 70 chisaso, makes his The
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAS: 2
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
Pittsburgh avoiding ali dravage or feriase Of Freight C
pFfsaslsTs z ssGRssi fE aT TRa s sd pa
Asir ddrantd0s to Slip 6y ttis Route
For Freis Contracts or shipping Dr:etions apply TO
A STEWART, PttssPargtli -.
DOYLE Co. seubeuvile, o.; H. E. PIERCE Co. Zlnss-
KY; ORNsHT & CRoFrEH Por smouth, o. PADDocE Co,
Jacksonville, Ind; H. W. BROS Co, Cincinnati, o.:
ArHERN HIBBERT Cinci NATL o r. q. MKLDHuN Madison,
Co. Evansville, lad; " W. GRAHAN Co., Cairo, w. ~
HUSr, Memphis, Tenn; CLAREg Co, CHICAGO III
W, II, H. KoOSTz, Alton, Ill; MuaPHr WALLE Duouqur,
Tie Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And Coon with usual privileges for persons
travelling in charge thereof
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By This Route Pr-ights of All descriptions be forward
sG 1 on,s a & nan Sos, ~ ohio KsSeEI TudSps
Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri By Rdtt Road dtreo
with Steamboats, by which Goods be fOr~arded amy
port on Ohio Maskinsum, Rentusky Tennessee Cum
Arkansas snd Red Rivers and at Cleveland sanduky A
Chicago with Steamers 20 all porte the Northwestern
Merchants aud shippers sntrusnR the transportation OF
their Freight 20 this COmPanyeAn rely With confidence on
TIIE RATES Or FREIGHT to any P9u. IN ,hs wss. y
Pennsylvania Ran Ro1d 1T az tii1et IrOrd5Le
as are charged Jy 6tgsrR.R. CoVIPtpHss. M -
~ Ne particular 20 mark paeksses MA PESSL r. n /"
do well - direct th.n be shipped by Ibis Route
Parties attending their own shiPnsns from the Ea.t
Company az the following places shipping
addressed to either Of then 90 the sabj=et Of ets will
& j. sTEE6ER, Phiaitiphia
MAGRAw 4 KOOSS, 50 North Street. Baltimore.
LIZ Gil CO., No.2 Astor House,or Not S. WIN. St Y.
LEECT & Co., No. 81 Kllby Street, Boston.
L. HoUPT s1a s 7aef tf I Psd phia
THos. A. SCOTT, GsRY Sygf, Altoona, Pa jams
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Coal Oil and Coal OF lamps.
WE received beautiful article of Coal on,
w better than any before sold In this city.
The disagreeRble odor which Is connected with the Car
and Coal Oils offered bv others in great degree
been this OIL making peasanter to handle
and giving brilliant light without the smoke which
attends the Coal Oils v in
We have hand, Of own manufacture, thelarEsst
and assortment az Lamps of every description FOR
burning the different kinds OF oils.
Oar Coal OIL Lamp Cap constructed that BY the
pansion the chimney 1t viii not break by be-
eramped In the cap which Is te case with other esps
CoA oil Is the best OIL used, giving far more light
cost. and being non-rxpiosiYe. All in
Light. call At the QresnswAre Store ~
HoBBS & BARNES, 1l5 Main ST.,
next door 70 Heskel sWearingen,
Wheeling. Va.
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THE IN TELEIGENCER
.fIIk l3 THE 04BLE }id'
Ian pY rnE ''AeAMEnsos" AND '.sIAeAaA."
.asars,p v I. pucHAxAs READ.


.aszEs 3, tpY I. pUcHAHAS READ. q E.l7s
IT'S 1T the grand old kingly name
Ofwhich the kinsliest poet sings.
Should eastward bear Jovc's track of fame,
And link it to the land OF kings.
IT'S well. Niagara, whose renown
With Freedom mngles evermore,
-Shonld westward lay its burden down,
And chain the world to Freedoms shore.
IT'S done; the angry sea consents
The nations stand no more apart;
With clasped hands the continents
Feel throbbings Of each others heart.
Speed, speed, the Cable; let it run,
loving girdle, round the earth,
TIL all thc nations meath the sun,
Shall be as BROTHERS at one hearth:-
As brothers, pledging hand in hand,
One freedom for the world abroad,
One commerce over every laHd,
One language, and one God!
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-Go.T.bEN B BE HnX.ELs TOR r.
NO. ia MAIN STREET. WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AN D WINTER sGooDS
81 GREAT INDUCEMENTS ToeoAsHeTRADE.l- o.

sale
s.s
pydb
:Sss re OF The Golden
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PARE As Low AS ny ANY OTHER RoUrR.

a. Fs . 6, ana Ak for ss'- VIA sAs C.
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In connection with above, keep kind of M
and musical merchandise generally.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
PoR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night exeePtedJ between Rich
i mOnd Washington City via GorlOnsTile and Alex
andria.
Hours of departure =, Rich
nond 6i5 A. NJ and $50 2. d.
Returning leave WAshingt0n--.6 A NJ and P n
Arrive a. Richmoud.-........1.3OP p. NJ. and4 An.
Baggage checks aud tickets given through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and bengin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, gave ths hes; guar
always securing connections, a. Is shown BIZ arr
walls daily Richmond and WAshugtsn city In advance Of
the Steamboat Line. -.f--. ---. -
RICHMOND WASHINGTON $50
An omEibas viii always ready lake through
passengers and their OF wearing apparel between
the Depots OF charge, with ample time for then 70
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVille aad
Washington the Terminus Road, nearly
peted Danvle An Agent 81 hf Gonrpany viii receive
the Checks passengers from the DInVs Road and
tend to their baggage all the Way to WasEAgt5n oe BA
tirnore Depot.
The fare the blythe nal line IN. ola rteASoat
route.
There change Of the night ns between Rich
uond and Alexandria- fe1
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Pianos Meodeon, ani every kind of musical instru-
nents tuned aud repaired.
~ All IDS warranted ut this establishment. nov6
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THE NEW 70 * TN1BUNEi,


Tas Nsx-YoaE TssUSa re thsn seventeen year!
oil journal in the world that appeared
II 81 gt pIse sheet az low price
aHi Wlic1 has attIinel the unparalleled
gs.EItS than 2010l0 Subscriptions, respectfully
soI.:tts OF tn patronage WhIs the Metropolitan
Press is henc=fortlI TO receive
the fua rRIBrSE has provided itself
\ Aal Easter Press, COS Of 43l nN0 merely
Of subscribers may rereivs their papers
Ill -Arlisr they otherwise niZto- With cores
ppnients It tn inp1rttnt points rughout the civ
iIEeI Eorli Hui tstAR Of writer's eos from among the
bslege thatGgen those whO dislike
th. pJiii-i 70 u franCness u avoWing
a1I ability iaIilnt lining them. We
toI= Who believe that lcreH'ri circulation
vot eoulurs 10 the noltiral in;elestu7l
AMI nprl Wil-bepg Of ga ,pIlc % aid Us Ia eectinS
such Increase. ~ % a
THs TEiEuNs is printed large imperial sheet,
ani pIbshel eysr- Hprling nd rveulny, Is lnd4y
eepe smlilsat - sbserlber5 for six dollars per
nun 1lT11ce;. flr six m ,nths. -
Tnr sEIr IzStY PaIBUys Published every TUESDAY
AMI PR7D W AMI cputllI ali litnriI OF tn; Daily
with tas tide lore ff;a :ral NJ rEets aby re-
b,TtsI exD-:Ssiy rTs Ta8TSg; P1rsn AMI Domestic
n,rrssopa sucs alI durin: ts cnuas session OF Cen
Hr.g. ttIi1 Innlrs OF OJasressionIl doinEs
With tls .ashes. II will alHn contain
nrit-t NoVe continued teo numb y 20 nuno-r thI'
no; % taxa = daily. 1900 10. a- ..-. .s-- .-
on. o nv, ons Tear. 81 stv- Dpes,
Two Oap-s, OF. Ten bpiss 10 OHs TtfT.sf 20
TIS Sss YzzkLT T4IIUfs Is sent u CIefsImea at 81
psr snnun- .z.rfa.-T
PHE Ngv-Ylsx wSlxLr rsrlJSs siIrss elsh:-plEs pa-
the sltltrY Il IbIit sy=rY SHlrltY ana con-
Iins th= prtIGt oD-s NJ the tin.s, tbs
OF tbs lsnc3 from AL parts
ot1s roril SeH-Ynrt OIttle. H,rsl All p, iuce
sstng nj ri ibts POLITICAL 'hAniSAl and
Agricultural aricles 49, s:- s7.la"rt --.
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Great tSeduetion In Prices for Cash.
An nov oasrinE splenid assortment kinds and
-ots or freneh Mertnoa. of thenl-WoFth 81 8
ot !Se Al Ho Paids worth T5c sec; Brooke sha-lS
w TOT - and 81 Chenille Lang shaHl
, ana At very refuesd prices; Fancy aEd Bi.eE
~ one - eheaP a 0e peryard, worth Tse; AL Eeoi
CO. rs Tor zSe Al eoors; Emhroidered and White
AZ nearly one-half you have pay generally:
des improved shape Hoop Skirts At asoTIshDr oT rates
o. every deserption among which VIII found
tee pneat Neleh and Country Flanuels warranted
hnk: some extra heavy and hne Ladies Wear-ln
one o. The eoalpetest assortulrts % FANCY Do
1.SHlC Dt1 GOODS In she city, Receiving Goods daily
hs latest styles, made hee and Imported tsrey Keep
up iull assortment AZ Al ..
III HAtisy the most partculaF-for CasH OSlYF Cash
are particularly invited = give an earis ea Re-
ee nnrehaAus slleTh-Te - No. % Main STREET Crtre
Nhetnng. Loetl6l join RoEMER-
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--.e SHEET MUSIC.
Theargest OF sheet music musical works, Be-,
~ Music sent to any address, postage free.-ad
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Por THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enqur
at Central Ticket Once In heSPriss House, WAte
street, Wheeling, Va.
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This route passes through y Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
cleVie, Wasngton Wilmington and AarroWthe richsst
and most beautiful part OF Ohio
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TRtBUIg AIN 40 for 1879 containing the Flee.
taa atlrn' Ani IN aud mater vi" b. !Sii.hed about
Oir Price - IL Orpss, pnBtp3i for 81 100
Copi=' upsplA,9 -. Address as above.
oc.2g-6t-eov-dtU
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TERMS:

O1s o17y on. -! Pin, O>pIeS ..Ss
Three c. 1ts. year. Ten O1oiss, Ia
vsatY t10I. titceS Ittts ne " bpT sn'nt2)
r.1.r O mi trees 81 tsi 4HjS,~iJsr, ali
IarS.vnluper tn rate Of sl.ll each 24
A1Y person sending GLIB u TCsl viii he
ratlasi cops. w c3ltinu to Isnd THR WREE
1T THIBUNs - ClerSyrn N Tor 81
Slhs:riotDnstnly - at tine. TermSal
aatIir tivt1os whea IrR's b. PrprHrsi it Il mach
,rs tlla raat bAu< his. All letters hs addressed
o. HORACE GREELEY & co,
-..rIr-..-- Tribhn= Bll3isg5,
Nassau ST. Sew-York
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TERMS:

on. nv ons vear..SS Wv. )Dpies, Sil25
T 70 JopI-s, on wear. Ten Obps5 TEtr.sf 20
TIS SsSI- YzzkLT T11Ufs IS sent u CIefsTmea at 81
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10 anVss a-Ass & O.fri.S's Cincinnati star Candles
re- I've m. lay hy 2slir7Aa AMI Tor sale Al Manu-
'aottrers' prices ny J. A. NErCALF,
serSS Ne sc AGya 1t
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CLINT Tor u 7 III Z H D = v = u VWs'D = L
"A a NOS. The above nisnos fitted up with all the
in beautiful Rosewood NY
from the plain or square piano to the beau
mi Louis XIV style. ..---.a l.aIs sf--
,TeI0d cons, aud Hughes q zEnte's MeiOde-
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THE WEATHER

"a, tina week has had smack o. '"o
.,o,ts to which in other years We were 49,
.,s,omed. ,Twould seem stern old winter
.ould no. bear to have US enjoy his sway
thu, lightly, and SO, from regions wnele
bis destiny is supreme' ne mas sweep
do,n unop Us freezing snow drifts and keen
-;,d. This spell O. weather may have
.ramned some branches of trade, but to 9th,
~, nj. j. little fortune equivalent to asmah
,i.. in railroad stock, ora sunny week af'es
the corn peeps up on the rich bottoms OF
~. Missouri. Were it not for the biting
fro,ts now upon US, red shifted wood. chop
.,. ~ this "wess coontrie," would nave
surna their blades this season to but little
.nose. The "sloughs' are froze over
-, ,bs wooded low-lands can be reached
";,h ,s,ms-a very difficult feat at any other
. va. 0, the year. A little snow just no"
.ou,d be duly appreciated by the utllitarlan'
y: ane,t;on-and by those fond OF sleigh
,;d;ng. What is merrier than an old fash-
toned sleigh ride, though ears and fingers 90
sufFs, from the nipping frost? such pans
ara only the thin she'll about substantial
ts,,s, At pleasure. Our dsvi speaks for q
mariner, upon the first fall OF snow.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1859.
The members of the Pottawattamie Coun-
tv Agricultural Society met at the Office of
G. Baldwin, in council Bluffs. The Secre-
tary of the Society being absent, on motion
L. w. Rabbit was elected Secretary pro
tenn. This being the annual meeting of the
Society for the election OF officer, for the
ensuing year, an election was held, which
resulted in the election of D. B. Clark, Pres
ident J. B. Lewis, Vice President; j. Tut
tie. Secretary; J. B. Stutsman. Treasurer;
and NJ. Buck, T. Hcnshall, II. Jones, NJ.
Turley and l.. ". Rabbit, Directors. On
motion, the papers of the city were request
ed to publish the proceedings. On motion,
the meeting adjourned.
C. BALDWIN, Pres't.
L. W. BABBErr, Sec'y.
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,rpIIxcrON HAWKEYE.

We would call attention to the prospectus
Of this journal. There 10 no more able,
straight forward and influential advocate OF
Republican principles, in this State, than
tho Haukeye-nor one more devoted to the
interests of the great Northwest. 1t always
contains the very latest telegraplic, dome''
tic and foreign news of the day, together
with such items of State and National affairs,
A. are of interest to the general reader
Those O: our readers desiring good hre
newspaper from the eastern part OF the
State, cannot do better than to subscribe
for the Hdukeye.
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Opinions of the Press.

wheeler & wilson's is beyond all question THE
machine for family use. "-Life Illustrated
'Thc Wheeler wilson is THE mac Ine par excel
lenCe for family use and we recommend it
phaticaIty. ''-AduOcdte t. Journal
There Is not invention of this inventive age
which honors American genius more than the Sewing
Machine. n" family ought be deprived of It's bens-
hts.-IndependeM
a. sewing machine is among the most useful and
economical articles housekeepers can purchase. In
looking the best it would be well to the
machines of Wheeler " ilson before purchasing else
where .-Erdminer.
'We prefer the wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machines
for family use. They will force the industry OF
into thousand new channels, and emanc pate her
the cramped posture and SLOW starvation Of nee
die work ~ Y. Tribune.
wheeler Wilson'S Machines are the favorites for
families, being especially adapted for that purpose
They work more rapidly with less friction, and with
greater economy of thread than most If not all others
~. Y. Times
"The whrr Of the pretty, useful perfect, magical,
labor-savins sewing machine, invented by Wheeler b
Wilson reminds one much of the hum of the dear
old Connecticut spinning wbeel.''-FrGnk Lesiic's
Gazette.
). ". MACDONALD, ACT. for the Co.
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-0>e-
"ARCADE.'

This is the name bestowed, by II. ".
JOHNSTON, upon the Oyster Saloon just open
cd by him, on Broadway, Grst door west OF
Pacific House buiiding. The "Arcade' has
been fitted up in good style-and under its
present management, is, and will be, kept
in Us orderly and quiet manner AS the
most fastidious could desire. If you want
oysters-served up in a style warranted to
tickle the palate of even the greatest
epicars-go to the ''Arcade"-for CHARLEY
BRYAN presdes there, and you all know that
he can't be heas ip the way of catering to
che taste and fancy Of his patrons. "HI"
SAYS he will be in constant receipt Of fresh
oysters during the season, and will be able
to supply all demands. Tonight he will
receive a new supply direct from Baltimore
ordered expressly for Christmas. ie low
ers of bivaves, will bear this in mind, for
a Christmas dinner without oysters, is
something not to be tolerated, unless your
purses-.like those of editors-are in that
condition so forcibly expressed by the word
-..rollanSad.3
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'cI,u,RIsrMAs BALL.

Mr.. H. H.. FIELD informs rs that merit
Monday night there will be . grand Christ
ma. Ball, At Ccnce.' Hall. Mr.. BRows'
from Omaha, will positively be on hand, to
aid in furnishing good music Tor the occa-
sion. Supper will be served up at the Pa
oi6c House. n d.. Re- .
SOLD Santa Claus" viii be and
annear at the Hall, in character.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

u rursuance Of notice published in the
SouDareil on the 10th inst, numoer OF
the Teachers of this county, assembled ID
this city on Thursday last, and formed
Teachers Institute, under the provisions OF
lection SO of an act for the public instruction
If the State Of Iowa, passed by the Board OF
Education March 18th 1859. The proceed
;nes of this institution will appear next
ussk. We learn the attendance was not
very large, but strong hopes are entertained
cha, tho movement will eventuate in enlisting
N. encouragement and cooperation OF all
the teachers in the county. In the evening,
Paw. GoLI1DAY and d. c. BLooMER, Esq,
l.cturcd upon the subject of Education at the
Congregational Church, to-we regret to be
compeled to say-a rather slim audience.
Roth lectures were happily conceived, and
emiuently practical, throughout. Mr.. B.
Va. particularly fel,citous in his portrayal of
uhat no deemed the necessary qualifications
Oft good teacher-as he was practical and
reasonable in his suggestions to parents and
the body polite. Both gentlemen were
s,ten,yclv listened to throughout: and for
their sakes, and for the good Of the cause, in
whose behalf they so earnestly and lntell'
gently spoke, it is to be regretted-aye,
deeply deplored- that so few were present
to nroft BY the instruction contained IN the
lectures in question. Let horse-raos be
announced, and "a" big crowd" will be on
hand to witness the sport. The announce
mept Of an intellectual entertainment, on the
contrary. fails to "draw," even thong h free.
The community of Council Bluffs seem to
have but little relish for anything calculated
to promote the future welfare and we'll
being of socety-not only that, but they
most signaly fail to encourage or counten'
ance ANYTHING and everything pertaining to
the Educational interests Of the city. How
long shall such a state of things exist p
Those who should be interested are alone
qualified to answer. Let not silence pre-
vail.
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For the past month has been pretty brisk
A good fre-and good big wood-pile from
which to replenish the sams-have been
rendered among the indispensable article OF
comfort, by the freezing visitations Of old
Jack Frost, Esq. Green cottonwood, read.
lily brings So per cord; dry, $3.50; hard
wood. oak and elm, 1915 per cord.
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Pottayvattanie county Lands
- ToR SALE BY q xxi -
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

g wqrs Z or 20, rs, $40 acres andjoining. Mr
% Springer's farm, miles NOrthof town "a -
so.sm miles .eoss ''
NJ or 8. n, 4l-s0 acres, timber, on Aosqui-
| toe creek, \ mile southof Mr. - farm.
containing about 20 acresof imber the road to Wa
terbury's, in shelby county. GO .,'
81 Or; sGrNW Or , and 2.
tom land the Stage route east, mile west Of Big
Grove, joining sIocums and Judge Jame's farms
the south, and Mr. Files and Fleshers on the east
There is better body Of land in Western Iowa than
this with plenty Of timber and numerous settlements
near.
Also, wqrNw Or; and or W ar l, IS, $50
timber - : ~ y ~ 8.
ShSwqr 10, and or z or 9, II, $3.50 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 z - =
Or and W or T. 49, $3.50 acres bottom land
on the Nishnabottany River, miles below Newtown,
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoning W.
Nwqrsw qrs4; VIZ Sc or; and 3 Or s W ar 2l;
Eh Or 90 NJ Eqr; EH Nv Or; Il Or W or
and qr Or g. n, 43-40O acres, Pigeon creek,
about miles above Reefs mill, and l6 miles north Of
Of EH 10; NJ and W Or N e Or is, a. 44-44o
acres, Missouri River bottom land, miles from Coun
Gil Butts.
EVA, wkNwq Or, and Wa, NV or W 10. II,
1900 acres bottom, slope and upland prairie East
Pigeon, q miles of Council Bluffs about Is acres
OF timber This very fine tract for large farm: =,
u Of NV or 8 W or; and u N or IS, and + y
or "a, 49, 44-20O acres, bottom land, l mile from
Council Bluffs -. sd. s-..
Es SWqr; wy s Eqr, and W or Eqr %, rs, II
200 acres bottom land, Little Silver, miles east
OF L. J. Childs.
En- or rs; or and W Il or a6, IS, 4l-320
acres, bottom land Silver Creek miles east Of L.
Childs.
EHswqr; and W. Sc or 70, 7s, 41-l6o acres, Sill
yer creek bottom land, mile south Of bridge new
State road
sEqr " Or Is. rs, $40 acres, mile north Of s.
Places and C Fenner's farms. tr@...
81 ar ~; and W Or W or %, H. 1870 acres,
prairie, south side Lewns Grove, one mile from New
town.
81 f or, and F. or 10; 81 N or and W or II,
II, $3.50 acres NishnabOttany, at Lewns Grove
100 acres of timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wright farms.
W. SW Or; EqrS Or; and or " or ID,
rs, 4l-l36 SO acres, Keg creek, mile Of X and
mill, and mile above Mr. Anturns farm, and II miles
| from Council Bluffs. Also, single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ACRES!
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