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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17

REsIGNATIoN.-The Carolinian regrets
TO learn that Major Capers, who has been
so long known as the Superintendent Of
of the State Military Academy, in Charles
ton, has accepted the invitation to the Geor-
gia ilitary"Academy, and has rendered his
resignation to the Board Of Visitors, to take
effect in October.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
Tennessee Election.

In Tennessee the members elect are
THoNNs WRIGHr and AVERY, democrats,
and NELSON, MAYNARD, BRABsoN, SroKes
QUARLEs, HETToN and ErHERIDGE, oppo.
sition--a democratic loss Of four pem.
bers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17

GAMING AT THE SPRINGs.-Tho editor
OF The Warenton Wing, writing from the
Red Sweet va, Springs, says:
"A few days ago couple Of Southern
gentlemen heie, rich planters from Red
RiverpIayed seven games Of cards for So
600 game, aHi the winner took every
game. $4,000 were lost, and the mon.
ey paid, Learn, in check on the Bank
OF Louisiana, could give the names, but
orbear.'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
Texas Election,

AUGUSTA, August l2.-Re'arns from
sixty-eight counties give General SAN
HousroN, Opposition candidate for Gov.
ernor, forty four hundred majority over
his competitor, III. r. RuNNELs, Democat.
JoHN Ii. REAGAN, Democrat, is re cleo
ted to Congress in the First District, with.
out opposition.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17

CROPS IN MIssIssIPPI.-A letter from
West Point, Lowndes county, Mississippi
OF the lst instant, states the corn and cot
ton crops in this and the adj dining counties,
are extraordinary, in fact, superior to any
crops eSer produced before. No Boil worms
yet"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17

TIE WHITE POPULATION OF SoUTH CAR
oLINA.-The present white population of
South Carolina, excluding St. Thomas, st.
Dennis and Prince William Parishes, from
which there are as yet no returns, is SO4,-
Ia In 1850, it was 274,623. From this,
it will be seen that the tide Of emigration is
on the wane.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17

P0sITIoS Or PARTIES Es-The Baltimore
Sun states that there nave been 80 far, elcc
ted TO the next u. S. House of Represcn-
tatIvcs "A democrats and l3l "opposition. :"
The latter, Of course, will have n decided
majority.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
Destructive Fire.

CIScINNATr, August 1.-THE whole
sale liquor store Of S. BOYLE IL Co. has
been destroyed bv fire. The same fire
partially burned the liquor store o! 5. n.
PIKE, and the coffee warehouse of CANE,
BREED & Co. The total loss is estimated
at $4,000, on which there is an insu.
rance Of 100000.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
Hymeneal.

Married, on 10th inst, Capt. l.. w. X.
Blair, of Kcrshaw, 10 Miss Sallie, second
daughter of w. &. Workman, of Camden
Married, on the 2Sth utimo, by James
Jeilrrys, Esq. Mr. Andrew Jackson Mitch.
en- and Miss Elizabeth White, all of York
District.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
T E R NJ S /:
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less,) one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 75 cents for the first in
serton, and ~ cents for each subsequent inSer-
ton. cf- See Fourth Page for deductions in
favor of standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they viii be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of Capt. J. h. COUsART,
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the ensuing term.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-17
GJt Tfhyer.
LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. II, 1859.

Our CORRESPONDENTS have relieved US
Of much of the labor cf making up this is
sue-a fact which neither orr readers nor
ourscif will complain Of Two original ar
ticles one from Upper Greeks" the other
from "Censns" will be found on the first
page. They both discuss subjects of gen.
eral and present interest The letters from
Long Crabs cn this page, will be found 10
possess even more than their usual interest.
a second interesting letter from Upper
Creeks" dated at RoXboro, Person County,
n. g., is received just us we are going to
press and will be published next week.
Destructive FREsHET We regret to
learn that Il veIy heavy rain fell in the
Southern and Southeastern section OF the
District on Tuesday of last week, which
raised the water courses higher than they
have been for ! number Of years. A large
quantity Of fencing was taken away, and
severe injury has been done the crops on
The creeks. In many places it is totally de-
stroyed. The up-lands have also suffered
severely. A friend who has been through
the section where the rain WAS heaviest
Informs us tina: The upland and the roads
are washed badly and present sad specta-
Gle
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Special Notices.

~ See advertisement of Dr. Saufords'
LIVER lNViGORATOR Gin another col
nmn. To-
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

~ Our eptsfprising townsman, s.
q. CRAwroRD, has made arrangements
With Mr. Houas, of our town, - finish
on his building, the frame Of which has
been standing 80 long bare skeleton.
' 4 viii be 4 very pretty Improvement
70 that'end of the town. Mr.. 70. does
not stop Tor hard times, But always finds
something 70 do, and Is Is enterprising
! man as there y ii Sank Rapids. Dur
Ing residence of three years in town,
he has acquired q very handsome prop
erty, at the same time, too, that many
others could find but little To DO. IT
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE !:

i has been saidsby some,of our friend.
that our advice N regard To = prepare.
ton for cold weather. is better than our
example. Il may Be that this IS true,
but we say!ourpraciice has nothing Il
DO With thetmatter! III We lgivel good
advice, follow II, let our practice Be
what 4 Aitst We y had given y ,,s,,l
warning. s,at midnight. that your house
was fast being reduced to ashes BY the
deycufirg elements, md you had made
yopr, escape ~. the skin 81 your teeth, 4
because We turned and rushed. back into
TIE flames and persisted, would youifol.
low lsi We trow not. Take our ad.
yics fh j. good Shou our example il
Il u bad. y = ~ ss7ssss = 3 u
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
ROBBERIES.

Several robberies and thefts have
been committed in the neighbor,ng coun-
try within the last few weeks. A Jew.
|ellers shop was broken open in St. Clouo
some weeks ago--and property taken to
the amount Of Ave hundred dollars.
A few nights since store in Clear
Water was broken open and article.
taken, but to what amount we did no,
|learn. & aa as.a
On Watab Prairie. checks to the
amount Of two hundred dollars were alb
|stracted from aichest belonging to a
Mr.. Hayward
t The Sheriff Of Meeker county was a,
|Sauk Rapids some three weeks since in
pursuit of man who had entered the
house Of q settler in that county, and at.
Ter discharging Q pistol at him which
burst the barrel, and only inflicted a
slight wound on the thumb of the man
|assaulted-attacked him with the pistol
and beat him 50 severely with it, that
he became insensible and remained SO
until the robber had time to rifle his
pockets 81 two hundred dollarsin money
and get safely away with his booty. He
appeared to be a stranger to the man
robbed. We were in hopes that the hard
times would have tendency to make
men honest at least, but from the fire.
qnent occurrence Of such crimes, we
fear contrary result. "A
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
WINNEBAGO HOTEL BURNED,

i The Hotel at Winnebago, Stearns
county about six miles above this was
burned TO the ground few nights since.
IL was erected some two years since,
but had been occupied only part Of
the time as a hotel, and was unten-
anted at the time Of the accident. Our
informant says it was supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. I.
1t was fine building and must have
cost in the neighborhood Of eight thou
sand dollars. Il was said to be insured
but for how much we are not informed.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
KANSAS WORK.

In short letter found on the person
ofold BRowS Of Kansas memory address
sed to him By GERRir SnIrH he speaks
several times Of the Kansas work
in very enigmatical manner. i was
no doubt well understoodiby BRowN and
meant an adjustment of slavery whsr-
ever itsexists il the States, and these
were the mad caps who were 50 terribly
wronged and prosecuted il Kansas
perfect martyrs. sa ..s 81 4,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
OUR JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

All SeveraI gentIsben we're in town last
Monday, Mr.. VAxDERsUao, the candi.
date elect (Probably M this Judicial d.
tFict Among the Number as canyassers,
Or to see the returns canvassed for Judge
of the District The returns NOT all
being in, the Clerk Of the hoard Of Su-
Peryisors for this county did not assist
in canyassipg the returns. We believe
they made . canvass, but in what way,
or what the result was, wy have moi
learned. s' s' .'.', hi III.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
~ BY d Card in to-day's ps

- BY 4 Gard in to-day's paper it
will be seen that Doctor w. B. SIMON
TON has removed to st. Cloud for the
purpose Of practicing Medicine there. ~
The Doctor Is = Physician Of long
practice, during which he has gained
the reputation ofbeing very skillful il
his profession. He also has the reput.
|ation Of being an able Surgeon, having
performed several surgical Operations
|of very delicate character, with en-.
tire success, during his residence il
Sank Rapids.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
THE WEATHER

Il still very fine, but cold Ice Ia.
made occasionally, ID small ponds and
eddie-, but the ground has been. as yet,
but slightly frozen. andit is not alto.
gether Improbable that The hsdiaa Sam uan.
nser y yet t. come before winter ssety Il.
But do not make calculation On warm
weather. Prepare for winter, and ifths
warm weather continues i can Be The
better enjoyed, from the fact that "
are prepared for The chilly blasts Of J.
northern winter.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

The returns for the several counties
in this Senatorial District were canvass
ed At the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors on Monday last, and the
result will be found in to-days paper
BY the canvass it will be seen that
SwEEr's majority over MArHEw is l04i
about what We had placed it before. 81
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
FzOGIsAMGATsIoHr
BYgTHE GovERNoR
THANKSGIVING.

Il 10 proper and becoming that Christian
People should uhite iii pnblic demonstrations Of
gratituds.to Almighty God III statcd seasons. and
humbly invoke continuance Of His kind protec-
ton. The citizens Of this State. in common with
those Of other States Of the Union! have many
rsasssa for observing that hsnosed caaaoal during
He nae preserved e from the visita.ions Of
\, He has caused the earth TO yield an abundant
harvest. 5ss .,s
He has continued 10 US the possession OF civil
and religious liberty, and the security Of law.
VI He has a~erted from the nation Of which we
form part, the evils Of internal dissension. ard
Of foreign war;. eff5frs5 "a ss, ,.slss 4.
For these aud couniless other blessings youch-
edsafed ~, we should be profoundly thankful -
giving, and int His courts with praise, and bow
the knee in grateful acknowledgement Of Ills ner.
clos. s,s 5 4, =. N s53ssf a NJ sYgSsg y ~ 2a 3fs
II, HENRY ii. siBLEy. Governor Of The
State OF Minnesota. do Hereby designate and up.
point THURSDAY, the gath day Of NOVEM
Der nsxt, as D-aYi0FPUBLIC THINKS
GIVING, and earnestly recommend to the
People Of this State that they abstain from their
secular employments on that day, and repair to
their respective places Of worship 70 participate
in the religious exercises appropriate 10 the occa
sion.. asz ass3 II f4t4 fta3 G9 81 3
No business will be transacted on that day in
any OF the departments Of the State Government.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
reg hand, and caused the Great Seal Of the
agS State to be affixed at St. Paul, the Capital
r. .. thereof. the 9th day Of October, in the
,s5. year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
linc, aud of,he State The third
7aSs HENRY H. SHELLEY.
By the Governor: F 3& EEA 1850
FRANCIS BAAsEN, ssa
8k n Secretary Of State. Il
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

Y j. W.sTArLoR Esq. Of St. Paul will
speak at the Everett School House, St.
Cloud, on Saturday evening next Sub
ject, the Present and Future Of Mime
sofa. @ .s.s- t#
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

We publish below the first Epistle Of
STEPHEN to one Of the voters at Platte,
River. 1t is from the Chairman Of the.
Republican District Committee who en-
closes s,uo dollars read it. l slta
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

80 equally9true fact TINT industry and
perseverance begetS both contsntn,ent
and riches. M A Nj. ].
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

We are indebted TO-, Mr. G.
GsxrDrlAYEa for Z cop, ofthe official
rsiafns III ne votes poled at the late
elgctlon \ n stedrns county. We give
ia Yisotes ~ ths count il the agra
rat~r-ip,ls4d pf IN 4sote Ia each pre-
cinct. 81 's'' q
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

OepuDACdu DlStTlCl 0unLtllttcCy WHO eli
closes t.co dollarst read it. ss8 ntA
,g 'ssr. CLoup, Sept. 6. 1859.
Mr., --- -, Platte Riper.
i3iiiA 81 IS b." Since / left your house
1have received several letters from the
friends of the Homestead law and the
enemies Of the tax law in ST. Paul: and
they all tell me that the next Senate
viii be just one majority against us if
Mr.. ANDREWS is electedin this District;
and that If we can elect Mr. SwissHELnl
we shall have one majority on the right
side. ~ rs s9#&e M ts# s@si8
80 know that you can make yourself
felt on that day, and that your influence
wiIlstell loud ST Dry for Platte River. ]
therefore beg that you will give Mr..
Swisshelm lift. He is one Of the best
men ever knew, and will vote all the
time against a Rail road tax; and he
never forgets friend.
81 have been through the District
and he will get more than 100 Demo-
cratic votes [D
Two Of our Representatives will be
elected Mayhem and Freeman are
safe; @ and still think we will carry
the entire District ticket. 4 IS 8 .7- &
81 enclose two dollars } TO be used
in such way as you think best in getting
out good vote, and l want it used at
UNCLE GEoR0Es HOUSE,.
- Truly yours, ...... .f.s {,
Ae' 't@ STEPHEN MILLER
The actual date of the above letter
was October 6, but we print il as it reads.
It was directed to Democrat who lives
at Mr.. George Stone (familiarly called
Uncle George, aud the i,vo dollars
(how complimentary to Platte River!)s
were either designed to be expended in
liquor or in the purchase q roies, II
could not be designed to procure teams,
for Mr. Miller expressly states 81 want
itused at Uncle Georges House. 2 I'm
Gle George keeps q public house. II Is
with. this two dollars that Mr.. Miller
wants t'lift'' and ga good vote" given
to Mr.. Swisshelm.
We regret that we did not have an
opportunity 10 publish this epistle Of
Stephen before the election, as it was
50 full Of consolation to the Republican
candidates, especially to MAYHEw and
FREEMAN who were s'safc. = tt s.
To be serious however we feel morti-
fed that politicians Of any party can be
SO lost to sense Of morality and 4tup-
rightnsssaas to undertake to influence
the votes Of men BY money. And yet
this was but 40 Insignificant instance Of
the unscrupulous means resorted toby
our opponents in order 70 lift themselves
70 Office: al ovsrfthe State money was
lavishsy spent BY them; and they per
petrated' most enormous frauds in get
ting of and distributing spurious tickets.
The above letter has been sread by 30
many and SO much curiosity has been
expressed concerning 4. that we felt
disposed to lay it before the public.
W. may possibly print more of these
Republican epistles which enclosed such
yeiebty Bank note arguments.
We are indebted to Mr.. g,
G4xHDslAYEA for 4 copy ofthe official
rsioFns aof TIE votes pooled At the late
III .{ss& sssw 6ssSI 1888 4. ...A rxy. s.:...s
TIA y is ~ ths count il the agsrs-,
raf~r-ipsisea pf TN sote IN each pre-
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

The Rev. JOHN L.. TuoMpsoN has
rented his house il town, and 50 far
completed = house just opposite this: in
Sank City as 10 render, i tenantable
and moved into il last Tuesday Il il 4
small building ~ BY % feet-but'he
hopes 70 get the frame Up this fall and
winter for . large two story front design
i ing the whole for q hotel,
Mr.. THoMPsoN, since he came here
some three years ago, has withlno other
help than the assistance of |, son now
l6lfeen years Of age erected . very com
Portable house in Sauk Rapids besides
having constant sickness iii his family
until within short period back, which
made i necessary for him 70 spend
much Of bis time al home and now .has
almost completed the building spoken a
above. Whilst others ere complaining
ofhard times. he goes steadily forward,
has enough e d. and /. happy in doing
IT, His snccesa might afford ! good and
i seems an encouraging example Ito
many whosars complaining ofhard Primes
and their inability y gel cash employ
ment. While Others complain MI.
THosPsoH works and while they ,are
lexenplifyihg the Old adags s'a'rulIlng
lstone gathers no moss, DO demonstrates
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03


ed from the Valley All is q,ietsihere.
He found the CART family safe. So ssas5
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.
District Attornry Ould and Col. Lee.
have returned from Harper's Ferry II
The former, soon after his arriyal, had
a conference with the President, and4ha-
latter long interview with the iSecse-s
tary Of State. " u. H ls
United States Marshal Johnson,ssof
Ohio. now here. says one of the parties
engaged with Brown iwas prominent ia
the IberIin Rescue, ss I.s,f,sasr zssas
Il BALrlMoBe, Oct. 2O.A
Gerrit Smiths letter. Of the, most ina.
portance, il ~ lfaJlnws.aa- Npa .a
Pelersboro', June A, 1859. Capt,
John brown Ny Dear t'riend- II wrote
e You week ago. directing my letter
70 the care Of MrKeaTnsy q He Il piled,
informing ma that llls had forwardess 4 10
Washington, but as Mr. bI6rtoa 'seclis-
ed last evening, 4 letter from Mr. SsnAas
burn saying yonrs address would be-
your sons home. viz, West Andover.
! therefore write you without delay md
direct your letter 70 pour isoh I'll have
dome what 4 could thus tar for Kansas.
and what ~ couldito, keep you atsyoars
kansasE work. LOSSES by embarrassment
and otherwise havs ,brouRht mo under
heavy onbarrassaaenfsth llasttwo yeSrssi.
but Iamust nevertheless scoatinuSsto ID
n orderl.sto keep yousAat your iKalsaN
work. send you herewith my DRAFT
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
RL. 4 II

wumsssaws Il hare sswsyseonalaeEsa ApvERTtsSRss
80 ashsvAlay nad long, 70 be ths GREAT ME-
nxUM OBJ guCUEss III BUSINESS, sna EaEEurE
20 wxAIwm. And have Haaas IL ~ snvaEaanas
RIA, ass. . A8vsrsisss In she puLLEsT TE&Ess
laaK exmsrieass AAyaas taaghi ms taaa uaoasS anSa
sysst Il welIiaad eati - b. Esspang aay BusEHEEs
soxsrAsrLr sgyomE rmE svHLrc, IT HAS sE-
eywxss ask Il lazy sAxss 9axAT Would OTHER
wKnm RAwE Ser S@sasghea &gsaEd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
Driving ever sidewalks.

On Monday, as the Mayor was passing
down aaEses, he found team in charge
Of young man standing apon tie side
walk. The Mayor notified the young
man that there was an ordinance impos-
ing ans upon persons for driving upon
or across the aide walk, and that be as
a sworn ofscer was bound 50 take notice
Of all violations Of the ordinance. The
young man plead iguo=anee-pths* he did
nos knew that he WIS subject TO a hne
de-, whsseupon the Mayor sold h'm as
it vas the arss time he had seen him with
bis team upon the Sidewalk he would
not complain Of him; but if caught again
he would enforce she ordinance. As the
Mayor was returning he found the yoang
man driving his team over the sidewalk
again, AID hs caused the young man q
arrest, Who was taken before the Record
er and lined three dollars aRd eos IS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
Real Estate Transactions
r. gl-r,.,--..,,.rv,;- r., fsr tx Cs.rrs,, " @,

R,p.s.-I E>75--,5y for lhs Base % Street s. Aidcs
Investigators Of Tlsies snd Records.
R W4aar, Bother AMI Co to John and
Raphael WattsG "a, b u, Halls Addition
$ -.
NPD,dge to IF Dodge; ! Q, b 2, Jack .
sons Aliuioa-$301.
David II Frisbie and Marshall TURKEY;
10 &Has ThomaG 9, b 5, | 10 IL, b 8, | 9
10, T. j, I 9. b 10, i IA, b Ii, u, b II, 1,
Is. II, h Ii, ala, b II, 6, b l9, 9,
%. 5, b 81, Ga!esburg Addition-Sl09,
G.3r-e c Fellows to Mercy A Pegram;
r., b /, sgatsmaa's Atdiiion-S5o0.
Samuel L Fiemming to Thomas C Lamb
/ i6 :, b IL, F.s@tag &ad Davis Addition
| $500.
| JOAN 3 Beers to Eliza Bsersg ~ 81,
| a, R.srs' S45Ilvi8ion--~ $500.
Hsay 5 Parsoas to George A Gorham;
| ! ii IL, s5s, Woostsr-$l,
! Lii Webster to w Robsrta1n, a e OF
e 9 Sc g, Town "a, Range 43-sl, 0n0-
W Robertson to Albert kelsey; q of
e q See ;, Town "a, Range $4,000.
Henry Stropp Jr to John Eckman; " b
Of Z u aaIW Of 5 " q SEC 3d. ToRn I T.
Rage ~, SLID, ~
David Lam5er to Robert KirkwOod; " h
otSw Sc 10, Town Is, RARga $500.
" James ex-County Judge TO Robsr
KtrSwoo4i " qofnw q See -, Town 10
Range 44-S53.
John Lewis to Thomas Brown, Of
" aud " q Of aud Of q " q an
" 0f Z Sec ID, Town TO- Range
-S500
IhHip McAahon to Maleaa B Harden
q Of q VI q See IS, and W q Sec 81
except a s.EIpP OF side Of said track
500,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
wgvsmaamA $500,
COUEouE. Bx.UFFs.mAmkEr.

N&&A&6 #A1@Aa%~a<& anu Ms Mx34 AAA@Sk&
oRRIgE Or THM BIfGLE,
GouHcIE BLEs&s, kgFSA. o., 1853. (