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Rcbind the Times.

c.,,cI Bluffs evidently belongs to the
un. I" old fogy." While every consldera-
81. town and hamlet in the country have OF
w.. had their cases Of horse-whippins,
-;rrg.ou-a-raiI, or Grim. con. Ia the
sS Key affair, this city has not been
,a-,Iod from its quiet propriety, by any
.t;r, Of O more exciting nature, than a
Snrss,hs, for $50 these many days" Tho
No., peak excitement has died out, with
hn, little prospect Of o revivication; lager
hos los. its invigorating propertles--we
Judge 50 from the fact that no one has la,e-
- eypressed willingness to invest half
Ina for our benefit; our Office clock re-
tn.e, to strike tho passing hour, and our
"dsril," is uncommonly taclturn, having
almost ceased to pipe in our ears, copy "
in fact, we are almost inclined to write
the town down-s'Gull." Just for nlne-
davis wonder, and to afford the "school for
scandal" littlo gossip, we would be will
ling to be cow-hidei BY some indignant
fair oue-providod only, that she 'cos fair
were it not for the fact, that our corporeal
frame is not of the most gigantic proper
tons. and but little given to obesity, conse-
auen.ly we might-gct hurt, which would
DO an unpleasant: episode to us. No, We
WON, volunteer ourseIf Il martyr in the
cause, but will wait patiently, Micawber-
like, for something to turn up that shall
"cause each particular hair to stand on end
like ouills on the fretted porcuplnc."
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Fourth of July

We understand there is q fair prospect of
tho City Council making (if they have not
"iFeadyy,) aNbcral appropriation, for the
purpose of aiding in celebrating in patri-
otto manner, the anniversary of the natal
day of this " gclIorious" Republic. If our
citizens but respond, likewise, with little
material aid and the entertainment is
made one Of basket cow enicncc''-young
America let loose-the " Guards " and the
Brass Band on duty-therc is no reason in
the world, why the citizens of Council Bluffs
cannot enjoy themselves on that day, pleas
"atly and probably. Attention! Prepare
for action,
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Sales Of Real Estate In Pottawatsamie Comfy
For the Week Ending Friday. June 10, 1869.
Reported Expressly for the Nonpare BY SrRrEr RrpEn
Investigators Of Titles and Records


For the Week Ending Friday. June 10. 1850
Reported Expressly for tn. Nonpars BY sr.rr. RIDER
Investigators Of Titles and Records
VIM Baker, Sheriff, to John McCormick-iI Lots
Browns subdivison-$ls7s lO-lo0.
George Parks to John Cne-Lots 3, f. Block 80 !;
Lots Z, Block 81 Lots 49, 10, 20, g. Block 81 Lots
TO- Block so Lots %, "a, Block 81 Central subdv-
sion-$5o0.
George Parks to Valentine Plumb and VIM Wilson,
s"A Sec24 Eh NEh Sec IS, Town 76, Range 40; Ex
NJ Sec %, Town II, Range 52-$ll20. ~
Robert Campbell to Smith Newman-EA SwS
Sec l, Town rs, Range 64-$loo.
VIM II Robinson to W Mier-ASWa and SWk
SW4 Sec 10, Town rs, Range 43-s50O
S II Craig, Sheriff. to VIM Owen-44 97-l00 acres in
Sec 49, Town rs, Range $500.
III Sherman, County Judge to Frank street-sH sw
4 and swS Sc Y Sec 3; Nwh NEA Sec 10, Town 76
Range 43; EH MEX and E u SEX Sec q, Town 49,
Town 40; NEa NWa and VIZ NV. and NWh Mex
Sec 80; SEA sWh and S sen Sec IS; SWs sWX
Sec 81, Town "a, Range 39-$soo
Ii Sherman, County Judge, to Sarah Ann Stlckley-
SEA NWa Sec 81; NEA NwH Sec 81, Town II, Rpnge
29-Sl00
BY Springer to John Estabrook-Io acres in Sec 25
Town 76, Range 4s-SlOO.
Josiah Mooar to John Pool-NWA Sec 80. MEX Sec
81, Town rs, Range Al; ~ NEA and SEA NE4 Sec
IA, Town "a, Range 41-$27Oo.
F ATritle to John Kline-NEx Mex Sec I, Town
"a, Range A-$9OO.
Eras us Partridge to Eliza L Rcnington-Eh SEa Sec
80; * SW \ Sec 81, Town r. Range 42-S2Sl.
Parks to Plumb and " Miller-Lot }, Block 80
Contra! Subdivision-S9O.
George Parks to George McMacken-Lot o. Block 7
Howard Addition-$lOS.
c Hendr;e to II Ware and Jesse McIntyre-L IS, d
81, Railroad Add-$2OO.
B Easley top Casady and D Test-A portion OF
acre tract, Mill Additions.
Samuel Knepper to Martha Knepper-Lots l, o. Block
2, Glendale Addition-$lOO
Addison Cochran to Pat Murphy-L 10, 30, Jackson's
AdIition-$:00.
Joseph Town to Bester Towu-Lots g. l. Block 2
MINISTER'S Addition-$l73S 1900.
Marshall Turley to Daniel b Easley-A portion Lot
Block 9, in Mill Addition-$l.
United States to Joseph wolfe-NA Sec %, Town rs,
Range is.
Samuel Bayllss to VIM B Miller-EH Mex Sec 81;
NWh NV Sec %, Town rs, Range 43-$iO0.
II Sherman, County Judge, to D Clark-NEX and
NwA Sec 50, Town IA, Range 43-Sl0O.
Il Sherman to Milton Tootle-wH NEA and Ell
NWI Sec d, Town u, Range I2-S200.
III Sherman to James Jacksou-EH NwH Sec %,
Town -, Range $500.
II Sherman to James AJackson-SwH Sec7, Nw1
Sec IS, Town rs, Range 39-$4O0
W C James to John Goodrich-Undivided y Of
undivided u VIZ NE4 Sec 20; SWX SEX and Lot 6,
Sec &c, Town 10, Range li-S5oo.
James to Amelia n Observation-Disclosures y Of
undivided y W. MEX Sec %; swk SCI and Lot g.
Sec %, Town rs, Range ii-S500.
W james to John Finn-Undiyided \ of undivided
HwH NEH Sec &c; swX SEA and Lot g. Sec &c,
Town rs, Range :l-$5Oo
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Nay tce nerer rrGnt friend or bottle 10 giro
him. was once favore sentiment among the devotecs
OF BacChu, while they were lmbblng liquids which were
securing for them thing but poverty disgrace misery
aid death. But what change has been effected since
the discovery OF DR. SMITHS Electric Oh Many pain-
1ui complaints eHgendcred by the old CUSTOM hsye ED
Ell 10 the magic influence Of this matChess PREPARATION
and those who have been renovated by its use now Apply
10 it their old sentiment, May rant friend
or bottle ofDR s4lTu's Electric OIL 10 girehim.'
". Y Paper,
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Our exchanges state that the wheat crop
n Iowa, Kansas and Missouri, promises
4nely at the present time. The farmers are
relying en- full crop. Good weather for a
lew weeks and Western Iowa will be all
f.sht-ai least the stuff" is growing that
vii! mo.e :. SO.
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RELIGIOUS.

Services a: the Congregational CLurch-Rey Dr..
HASKELL, Pastoral 10 ). O'Clock A. NJ and ~ P.
M-Saobath School, conducted on union principes-at
o.: O'Clock in the morning Immediately preceding the
forenoon services. An eficient number of teachers
VIII be IN attendance, and all families of every name
and denomination, are afectionatciy invited to send
the. children aud come themselves.
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening,
at early oandiel!sht, in the church Sabbath School
Teachers meeting on Friday, at early candlesht at
the house OF the Pastor. Female Prayer Meeting
Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
- The public are respectfully invited 10 attend,
vol ) MS mo.
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Mixed.

Inc weather, during the week some of
'A' time the atmosphere was of decidedly
suhmerlsh character-soue of the time o.
WV, as "sOme boundlcss contiguity of
S0s on the whole, very pleasant, though
a'g as a German dance witaou: lager.
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To paint your houses, your fences, and
your out-bui!dings. 1t has been truly re.
marked that paint not only adds hundred
per cent. to their apprenticeship reference
Is here made to the ladies, nature should,
" does no: wholly furnish their tints-
but Will pay good interest in the prescrva-
moA Of your property. A. A. SMITH and
w. :. BURKE, hold themselves in readiness
10 execute any orders in this line, with which
'aey may be favored.
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On Saturday last, parties from Ohio
passed through this city with some fifteen
hundred head of sheep, en- route for Cali
fornia. These sheep were purchased in
Davis County, this State. On Wednesday
of this week, another drove ESTIMATED at
5000 head) passed through town-destina-
tion. California,
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Ism full blast now, and CHARLEY, for q
Consideration, will wait on you handsomely.
CaIl in and take some-if you like it, and
have crinoline attachment with Won. ad.
wise her to buy some. Don't be niggarIly-
with YOUR GGrics.
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nh. sacrament Of the Lords Supper anu
. ,,d;nauce of Baptism will DO administered
". the Congregational Church-sev. Has IS
pastor-on next Sabbath, immeo''
A ..,r after the morning service. The pub
r u. arc respectfully invited to be present.
and oil the Brethren and Sisters IN Jesus -. ~
~. .noa standing in any orthodox society," arc
tsssnec,fully desired to participate IN the
, ,omamsmoration Of the Death OF their Prince
' 0a saviour. Ten persons have been
A a.s;,ed BY the society, and will be admitted
.nombership upon the occasion.
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According to Yankee ideas, thnt may no:
be a very nice or euphonious name, but that
don't sisn;fy-ho can and does get up just
as fine and nice work as can be done any
where. His manufacture Of boots and shoes,
are by the best of mechanics, and from the
best of material-it will bear close inspec-
ton, and will wear.
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HORACE EVERETT, who has been absent at
the South during the past months, returned
to our city this week. The invisorating
properties Of q Southern atmosphere, have
not been without their effect upon him, for
he is in more than wonted good health and
snirits.
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The keokukians and Burlingtonians are
Just now luxuriating on strawberries and
cream. Airable dictu but, never mind.
SAsn We get. some out this way, you can't
nave as much as smell. Ea, your straw
berries who cares?
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Removed,

Messrs. STONE & GULICK, who were so
uncerem oniously compelled to remove their
effects from the burning building, a few
nights since, have opened law Office in
Empire Block, second floor, corner Pearl
street and Lower Broadway.
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If people will 80 to law, they must have
an attorney,-and our advertising columns
this morning present to the consideration of
our readers the card Of JOEL TuTTLE, Es1., a
young attorney at law, who has lately made
this city his home.
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From the census returns published in the
Ha,rhcye, we learn that the total population
of Dcs Moines County, is, 20, 7Sl-males
II, o6l; females, 9,72o. The population of
Burlington-malcs, 4,9l7 females, /, 10
total. Q.O33.
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Mr.. BLooxER whose house was partially
destroyed by fire on the 10Th of April, has
rebuilt the same, in an enlarged and improv-
ed style. Mr.. B held policy Of insurance
on his house, in the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn.,, (of which he is
agent) which was promptly paid, to, the ex-
tent of the damage sustained, by Mr.. MAclLL,
the general agent at Cincinnati. We be-
licve this is the first loss which any Insu-
rance Company has been called upon to pay
in this city, for several years.
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EMlGRANTS ATTENTION.
LOUPE FORK FERRY.
O!d .H0rmOn Trail the Fest Route.

Recommended by Hundreds and thousands ,rho haze
Passed 0rer the Road. Nelc Ferry Boats, and Retc
Rope Ferry entirely across the Rccr.
FINhc undcrsi gnrd would Announce TO those 90
i ing 0ut to California, Utah, Pixies Peak, Cherry
Greek and The Gold Mines, that he has Established d
Rope Ferry arruss the Loupe Fork at Genoa. directly
the Old Mormon TRAIL! where he will on the shortest
possible notice Teams and Stock the Loupc
Fork gulrHuylug against all losses from neglect Vn the
part uf the To- r"InaI
From Cleveland to lie Genoa Ferry is 16 miles over
client road, anu direct the Old Mormon Trail,
EU-rant> taking this route will avoid the sand
which tic Military road passes, without increasing the
dls;t and Gene" lind good camping places, excel
lcu rance for stock. and corn potatoes and other veg
cahiC>. and supplies grateful 10 the EmiSran. &C.
rIr most poiu!nus tow between Omaha City and
the Mines, and the puiHt tIEthCSt west supplies
can be obtained. Charges only what provided in
the charter, Which is much less than at any ferry west
Of TIE Missouri river. JOEL II. JOHNSON.
W Mo I'm
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We see it estimated that there are no less
than 1900 Lodges Of the above order in the
United States-ncarly al Of which are in q
flourishinc condition.
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Leaned wlth a t,ily. tu,etl,cr tAr!lNuEIy.'
We SAW no more making SUDDEN start,
We kicked over our chair, and dropped our
Ipc-whjch noisy demonstrations had the
effect of restoring the aforesaid couple to a
Consciousness of their position. Rvljght-
Ing our pipe, and locking the door Of our
>tnctum, We sauntcrcd out in search Of our
B"nclickian dom;cil, mechanically rcyo!v-
in; in our mind the ycxci problem -"Whcth-
cr there is moro pleasure in the pursuit,
than in tho possession, Of coveted treas
u7e,' knowing full well, from experience,
that" stolen waters are sweet"
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State Temperance Convention.

A Convention of "the friends OF total
abstinence from all Intoxicating liquors as
O beverage, including beer, wine and cider,
without distinction of party or sect,' has
been called, to meet at Des Moinos, on the
22d of June, inst. " for the purpose of con-
shutting q State organization on The fore
going principle of total abstinence
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Chicago & Rock Island Railroad

The only through route to Chicago from Fort Des
Des MONIES, Council Bluffs, and all points In Central
and Western Iowa.
Two passenger trains leave Iowa City and Washing
ton daily, Sunday excepted as follows:
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail, 5.35 A. M.-Arrive at Chicago, $40 p. NJ.
Exp, 10 p. M.-Arrive at Chicago, 40 A. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail, 3.45 A. M.-Arrive at Chicago, 40 p. M.
Exp, IL. 80 P. M.-Arrlve at Chicago, l. 40 A. NJ.
E5@The morning train from Iowa City and Washing
tn Is the only train leaving Iowa in the morning that
makes connection with the Through Express Train Of
Michigan southern Railroad the same evening
Passengers by any other Route are obliged to remain
IN Chicago until the next morning.
Passengers are specially requested to NOTE TIE
FACT that this is the only Through Route from IOcd
cay to Chicago. The decided advantage il possesses
by the connection of the two Roads the Mississippi
River, give it preference all other routes. All
trains Through to Chicago without change OF
between Davenport and Rock Island. thus dispensing
with the loss Of time the annoyance and liability loss
of Baggage, incidental to other lines.
Connections made at La Sale with trains Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, for Duneith, Galena, Cairo
st. Louis and intermediate points.
At Chicago, with trains of the Mich Southern
Michigan Central and Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Roads.
T5-Through Tickets can be procured at Washington
and Iowa City, to Buffalo, Albany, New York, Boston,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all the prin-
cipal points in the United States and Canadas
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
Will find this the most desirable and expeditions route
from Iowa to Chicago and the Eastern markets.
~ Stock Trains run through in IA and one
half hours, withou, FerriaSe or change of Cars.
JOHN +. TRACY. General Superintendent.
W. l.. ST. JOHN, General Ticket AGENT
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7. J. Mcmahon
VIM II. Doren & Esther NJ. Doren
To WIN II. Van DVren \ Esther ". Dorcn
You are hereby notified that there Is now en- file IN
Office OF the Clerk of the DstiC Court Of POtawaanie
County in the State Of Iowa petition of P j. McMah0n
claiming you the of four hundred aud fOrtyscv %
dollars which he alleges to be due him pr"mss"ry
executed by the 18th day OF February 1853
and that writ Of attachment has been issued said
cauSe and property attached to satisfy said claim
and that unless appear and answer said petition
before the morning of the second day of the August
term of the District Court of said County be begun and
held in the City of Council Bluffs, the first Monday
in August 1852 judgment will be rendered against
thereon FRANK STREET,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
The original notice in the above entitled cause having
been returned by the Sheriff Of PUttawattame County,
not found, and being satisfied that the plaintiff has
a cause of action existing against the defendants,
therefore on request fthe planting hereby order that
the foregoing notice be four weeks successive
ly in the Council Bluffs NOnpGreH
JOHN II. SHERMAN.
May 81, 1888 M iw County Judge.
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Emigration.

The tidal wav0of emigration is "to thu
West "-Pike's Peak, Salt Lake and Cali,
fornia. The stampede of the gold hunters
has almost ceased, as has also the emigra.
ton to the mines. Travel to California will
soon cease, for the season is most too fa,
advanced, to admit of setting out on such q
long journey, with prospect of reaching
the Pacific Slope ere the appr zach of cold
weather.
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During these long, sultry days, what is
moro refreshing than an occasional draught
of pure icc-watcr? Nothing, unless it is q
glass of good lager. 1t is with the former
we have to do however our inclination may
lead US to the therefore, we will soy
that this almost Indispensable luxury can be
obtained by calling on j. 2. WILLIAMS. lie
has huge ice-chest, and Will supply you
all, at a nominal rate. A desert without
stream, but not q summer without ice say
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Pike.

While it yet remains uncertain whether
Pike his Peak, shall be written down q
hum5ug Of the first water, there remains not
the least doubt, that the Pike which
have bvcn, and are still being, persuaded
from the "vasty deep" Of the Biz Lake,
through the mauipulations of sundry and
divers hooks and Lines, in the hands Of the
humble followers Of kAAX WALTON that
''mos. do congrcgato" thereatouts, axe
EDNA .tde what they are rcprescnted-del-
cious specimens Of the inny tribe. OF lutte,
our amateur pisca,oral friends have been
remarkably successful, and the thanks Of
TIE publishers Of the Nonpareil are due,
and are hereby rendered, 20 those gentlemen
tIni- ,, lropnns
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Blowing ALA SAKE,

e II you want your Watch repaired in work
man likcmanner, 60 to A. D. R0BINsON's
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From the best Druggist in Indiana.l
DR.. SMITH, think we can make good thing from
the safe of your Electric oil here for believe from my
own experience, it is areGUy good article.
Yours, respectfully
Ii. c. LAWRENCE,
Lafayette Ind, Nov. II, 1853. Wholesale Druggist.
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HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
RAIL ROAD.
alw ii, u Ia !. o . . 81 3S.s No ssz 8

PASSE.SGEK TE.lI.v,S
Leave ST. JOSEPH each morning at P. NJ, connect
ing that point with the splendid aud comnodious
boat of the Kcukuk Packet Co.. for St. Louis Quincy
at which place. connections made with the Chicago
and Quincy r. R., the Terre Haute Alton p. sand
the OLu and Mississippi! Il. r., for all Eastern and
southern cities.
The Steamers VIM. CAMPBELL and ST. MARY, Will
leave Council Bluffs, semweeky, for ST. Joseph, in
connection with the H. st. 10. r. r. Bills of ladng
will be signed and freight taken through to Chicago,
!; ~nibal St. Louis, at the lowest rates Tickets
can he either boat for all points in the East
- ' JOSIAH HUNT, Supt.
, N CDn,r ro,,, riorot ,gt v2n51u
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e Latest styles Of Jewelry-just received per En-
press, at A. D. ROBINSON'S.
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WEEKLY JACKET LINE.

REGULAR ST. JOE, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMA-
PACKET LINE.
,KIna'." The fast and commodious steamer St.
A@9aTT;sffJSTS3' MARY, weaver, Master, Swartbout,
elk, will leave St Joseph every Satur-
day al & O'CLOCK p. NJ the arrival the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railroad from st. Louis, for Iowa Point
Forrest City White Cloud, Rulo, Winncbago, Arago,
St StepeEs, San Francisco, Nemaha, BIownvile, So
nora, Linden. Nebraska City, Rock Bluff, Bethlehem,
Plattsmonh Pacific City ST. Mary, Bellevue, Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
Returning leaves Council Bluffs, every wednesday
morning at O'clock A. NJ, connecting at St. Joseph
with the hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad for aponts
East, North and South.
Is Through Tickets for sale on board the Boat.
MAJ 18th, 1859. Va n3. Il
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Las: evening, wheeling our r;ckcty old
arm chair to the from. window of our sane
tum, Virginia Mocrschaum in hand, we set
tied ouTsc.f 10 the task Of making the
-. thick curling clouds
OF ~ sH around our rocking temples, piay,'
Thus situntcd, fur above Gin the third sto-
ry) "the noisy pulsations Of the city's great
hrNrt,' scene was presented to even the
tt,unl gaze of our unimprcSSivo nature, wor-
thy the happieSt conceptions Of the poet or
Iaint1r-th pen Of a Lux NATURE, OF the
pencil Of a SIMMONS. 1t was beautiful.
cycn,n,-tho bright full moon was just rid
.ug W from the eastern heavens, and the
lsphyr-swaycL rank weeds, tall grass md
fragrant Covers Of Natures incompatible
meadows, were dancing in tho mellow light :
Nons the brick sidewalk, on the South
81, Of Broadway, where the slvcry beams
Of the niSht-queeu poured down in 4 10 ID Of
sof, Chul, cncc, walked arm III arm Young
man and Il still younger female. Suddenly
We were electrified, for, while We gazeI,
the aforesaid gentleman
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Encouraging.

The Keokuk Gate City, Of the lst inst,
says it hears nothing but the most encoura-
gins reports concerning the crops, from all
gu trtcs
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE,
NOTICE..

rI,IIIS is to warn the public against purchasing any
i County Warrants OF Woodbury. County that have
been issued by John L. Campbell for the alleged pur-
pose of buying building known as the Cassidy Brlck
Block Sioux City for county Court House or any
Bond, whatever of Woodbury. County Said Warrants
or Bos are Illegal and Will never be paid by Wood
bury county Iowa.
CUAS L. HEDGES.
Treasurer ami Recorder OF Woodbury. Co, Iowa
J. \. FIELD,
Clerk District Court, Woodbury. Co, Iowa.
SINK CITY. Iowa. MAY 1889. v5 n2. w
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Che ateekly Nonpare''.
ReIiSfOus' :,
~ the Lords Supper and

'A.1nap of busy hie' ,,
a,o,,,,ions and its vast conc
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