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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

GERRlr SMrrm's WnEEsABoUTs.-The Ham
ilton Union, printed 4 few miles from the resi-
dence of Gerrit Smith, says: "On the rccep.
ton of the news from ~llarpcr'S Ferry, report
says that this gentleman conferred with the
Hon. Timothy jenkins, about what he had
better do. lie advised him to leave the coun-
try. Rumor says that Gerrlt is about 10 start
for Canada.
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SOUTHERN MAcurNERy.-Thc Galveston News

SOtTIEEN MAVHTNEEF.- IHC NaINvHV7!I .NVNN
SAYS: The Ease Machinery WORKS %! Richmond,
of which Mr.. Philip Rahmi, proprietor, are assuming
n prominence IN the South wh!cn ou.h; 70 be lich!!
South inderendcnt in this a. well ~ other depart
meuts OF industry and mechanical. skill. Encouraged
by the liberal patronage lie mas heretofore received,
Mr.. Rahm has opened an Office ia New Oricar, t.
ties, the merits oi hi. engines. Ii j. thc purpose OF
Mr.. Kahn 20 be present at the jackson Miss Fair.
and there - exhibit lis engines and machinery III
saving timber, grinding corn and wheat. ginning
cotton, dc. Planters Will thus have al "pportuni;!
Of witnessing ;nc superiority OF Southern r"'-
~chinery."
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MARRlED.

Mla"lsr. in brunswick en- N. I9th o' Ccrobrr
Rev. George ". White, VA. II. yENABLE. q !al.t
ward. to Mis-. PATrlE ! daughter Of Tao'. ilE.'"J
Bsrn.g!c..
MAEEIgr. Ia the SANE county on the -. y iss
Col. GEORGE {. CABEL.L. o. DAuv!ir. 20 ",
HARRISON. daughter q C-I. Henry y. Bald, % "'''
s.c..
HsEHIE1, In sc sane SGGEty on the =SiI, D.
d.. I. l.. FR AsEg, Of Tennessee. to Nss HATTIE, d"-'
o. E!Eip Fraser, Lsq., Of Brunswick. a.
Also. in the same county on the ash, b. ~ rev ~.
Gibson, Of Petersburg, williamson hELLi ~,
MARY A. srONg. daughter Of George ;iS.e, O. S-
wick.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

The CorRrs.-The Circuit Court of ~lienrico
is in session, but there is not much business 10 be
done therein. Yesterday tine case Of Nimrod b.
Dickinson, on charge OF numbering John Z. Haley
two years ago, came mp. The east va, continued IL!
Friday next.
In Inc Mayor's Cour, We still End The fruits Of the
'irrepre.sib!c conflict" \ lot OF Exchange Alley
females get drunk aud di>orderly; . number OF crrA-
tic males &c, eight turbulent, and take up their
lodcin, on the sidewalk. \. crowd Of negroes,
slaves and n~iggcrs" perPetrate heaps OF petty crimes,
part Of colordom.
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RopprnY.-Thc Baltimore "sun" o

ISUBbEEi.- ~ DtIVT'IVtN WI Ut
nesduy says: " About h.!i.pa > > O'clock last eve
ming some pick-pockc; ah>;ractci ! pocEet-ho"k from
the pocket of Mr.. john Hamilton, oi Lexington. Va,
as he was about purchasing - tcSc: =; the oihcc "l
the Northern Central Railway Company. Mr.. HainI!-
ton was OF hi- way 20 Chicago. aaG tEc thief got be
tween $50 and - IN money, aud u draft OF 500 from
the Rockbridsc Bank on u bank in New York. II
was not endorsed. however,"
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE IN FIGrras.-Thc Rich

mond Correspondent Q; the New York Herald says
'St George Tucker, Tor many years clerk OF the
House OF Delegates OF this State, declines i re-e!ec-
ton to that olicc. Already there are more than
among whom are editors. lawyers. and in fact re-
personalities o: every p]rominen; profession. The
SALARY i, 900 Il year Instead OF; bcln: only 500.
the SALARY Is s. 500 per a!Inuu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

WHEAT PEopUCr OF NIGG!NIA.-.A COMPARE
tive statement oi tic wheat Inspections the State oil
Virginia during the past quarter, ending September
S0td, and same Pcnod OF three preceding years,
shows that the crop ot isj9 i the largest ever srows
in the State. The Inspection Tor i,1'. exhibits TIE
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The Fortune Teller-A Seaport Dirty

.Hark, my maiden, and I'll tell yon,
BY the power of my art,
All the things that Ger beicl you,
And the secret Of Your heart.
"How that you love some one-don't you
Love him better than you say;
Won't you hear, my maiden, won you:
What's to he Your wedding day:
"Ah, YOU cheat, with words of honey,
You tell stories, that you know.
Where's the husband, for my money
That | gave you long ago:
'Neithcr silver, gold nor copper,
Shall you get this time from me;
Where's the husband, tall and proper,
That you told me | should >eeE
Coming still, my maiden, coming,
With two eyes rs black aS SioeS,
Marching soldierly, and hutnming
Gallant lovc-songs as he goes.
"Get along, You stupid gipsey,
won't have your barrack beau.
Strutting up to me half tipS.y,
Saucy-with his chin up-so"
Come, III tell you the first letter
Of your handsome Sailor'snatne."-
al know every one, that's better,
Thank you, gipScy, all the same.
ala, my maiden, runs your text so:
Now | see the die is cast,
And the day is Monday next" mo,
Gipsey, It was Monday last"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.

The members OF the National Democratic
Committee are requested to meet at Wizards
Hotel, in Washington. D. c., on the 9Th day of
December next, for the purpose of fixing the
time Of holding the National Convention 1t
Charleston. and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before them. y full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
d. y. SMALLES, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

FAIRMoNT BANK,

October 10Th, lSI5.
To His Excencncy, HENRY A. WISE, Governor of Virginia
Dear Sir-I enclose statement, showing the condition OF
his Bank on the lstGay Of October, l>5?, us required b. law.
Yours, very respectfully.
THOMAS +. CONAWAY, Cashier.
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sTArEYrSr SHOWING rux CoSD;rioS o. TIE fAiEScSr 3,

We, the undersigned, Directors OF the Fairmont EanS,
have examined the above statement, and believe Il 10 he
correct, L. CONAWAY,
y. s. BARNS,
Z B. HALL.
o. JACKSON,
A. G. KIDWELL.
In accordance with The law, l certify 10 the Governor OF
virginia, that his Bank has established an Agency In the
City Of Baltimore, Md, a, the rate OF one.fourth Of one per
cent L. Il. HALL, President.
STATE OF V1RGlNIA-MARIoS County. TO Wit:
This day I. Z. Conway, Cashier Of the Falnaont Bank,
personally appeared before me, the subscriber, "a Notary
Public for said County. and made oath thai, the foregoing
Abatement Of the condition OF the saiI DarL. for The quarter
ending October LIST, Is correct, 10 the hes, OF his knowIrdrc
and belief.
Given under my hand the 2t;h day o, October, lsa.
A. 5. HAYDEN, Notary pup,;c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

Lady C!i'i'r!' JohL H. A"'I' '''''''"' - ~
uick, y. ;. ward, I!rh"%,'ic 80
Bay lloi'r' y " S'rr's', ".''" .ni -
Grown lt"Isr, u y ,H''t' az '' 80
Nero. W. ~ IhLI'f. hi"'''''- -
Col. Russell. l." NH!A'r -,
Sea i'rc'Ae. II. W N'f'ih' Washington" ~
~Spi'-firr. j..m Hasan. .''.' ' ,5n
Don Juan, Wm. Walls, Petersburg. -"
tn. following wry. ,l.,rrd IN tie second Glass:
+, r.,.., srg,
Lucy L"n-, - = ''r.' IN . ~ s.p
ithS '.u","' ,'," :" r. h. 49,. as..
Nelly Ny. Il. u ii"N'i, Ki'In'"nH, -.
I'""" i'"1i' .. :, 81 - NJ
N"i%. W, l. ,'S.'I. -" W 90 -
Srh ILrr1r' -, ~ "''I W,.t " ~ .nI
Sli.'rFr' ''"' W,I,;rrr, -
FAY nos; - y r. t,r,sn ri ',i "5I,
We ~" s'a! t. learn ;ha' the '",! i'.,'i,' j." '.'
F"r "''.> Mere u? H. .y !" ''m. ,,,,y ~, f..
-' "..,:. III
-
ASHLAND HAcr>-ForE1n DN-M"NrNi.
or. 5,.-rl:~ vs. = So, ii excitement and a';'a'
lion TOR l,,i,> and Gentlemen. Al attended. - the
Y.,,r., ... h~,ar,j,;l. 81. W. M. tr.r,; and tic .,a-
Pee >i'''''
IL ia" first r.gv. Mimic Lehman %"' TIC i"N"t''.
neat wa> D'r"cil : c''e>'Ht nay. !"'i''' resume,
~ follows. II Wa !. N"cc!>'4he i' tree I,nf 'h'
colts and lilies. i%" 'm.!r heat: sou entrance
:lon forfeit: So" added by the club. provided ~"
or mn:c >tas'. The order OF ne entries an" winning
wa> ~ ioil""s:
i. +. X T. v. boswell, ct. hy Eri E'::l,.u>pH. GAIN
Virginia Payne. 1920. }
fI Fyr .i,' "I n.Smn"n, ~ .
D.. Mcdaniel. II. Minnie Lehman. by Boston,
'iaIn b! .." /"
Jos; brutma!ci!, b. l. i"o''ie' '> f'i''''e'ef'" dana
Miss Matte. D.
= %!N!l"feI". :. -? ''' ''''''''''''' ~ '''''' .;
'Tbii. m,. ,ir.Iy contested ,,,,. and a. Minnie,
was the ,avur.tc q good deal OF fancy betting w:>
the consequence IImr:-i't heat iii. -' 'v''
-. "
!Ac second r;''' was ,tc mo- ,\'i'is ono 81 ~,
lay. because many believed IN "|'yNc@"". ana
10 John J." Tne great tc-t "a> o,:&c'" joan i'ant
Lucy 80 ~ - ILL.,, a,." w.; >, IT I, w,.
~ fr Nm. rro,.,ir.nr, ,,ir,. OF; s.u,, twG mil. heat:
'" ;ar"r,cI , Giicnc",. : y,,:. Iii !
r. .'Eouch. e. T. Glcncoma, ~ imported Glencoe.
dam 10y imported En'"f' var ".t: III "
Iii nm, II Ur,,,i> Hv orator. :. ! -; y.ur, Id. .
Time. : al. !" ~.
Til. L., r.,, wu, wei .r5.,cJ match. The CI!!Ic
Harold .uly worked Admiralty and put John l.. toAi-
utmost 20 r,a>, the string H. winner.
'', ~
- ~. = Vs., rr,r a., ,,a. or;..,o..om,,,;r
~ II. r.yinv hustled T,onn.or.. mar. h. wa, declared
di.,ancel, although ~ came in mir! on irs: heat.
betting was IN favor Of Joe. ANer heins closely p1,h"an n.y.
IT,. to" soon on the last, made old joe rome in winner, with
'r1 = fl",s 10 ~ ma"mSn',.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04
JUN II. NEONGE,
{. l.. NALLANpIGuAN, Secretaries.
T., reg iJr..,

The Convention assembled ~ Cincinnati,
June 10, 1886. ordered that each member of
the Democratic National Committee shall have
power to substitute FOR himself. for the time
being, any other person TO attend the meetings
of this Committee. or 10 &C, III his stead
S~nrciallN OF ncncrallv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. IA fire last Friday,
Mt Marianne, Fla, destroyed the principal por-
ton of the business part Of the W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04

W. III dad u learn ;ha' thc rH-H fccliN,N 81 tH'
Fair G"rc> were Up 10 Ei,""". #md the other cn"oa-
ly membership. A.. cam fully NJ i'
last wears l,!r.
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POLITICAL.
MORTALITY AND IMMORTALITY.

A snow-drop, amid cold and Storm
Reared up its lovely head; ,
Surcharged with rain 1t mildly ur9'Pe'
Ere spring had come twas dead
Midway in air a bird was poised,
Her hymn Of praise to swell.
The fowler with unerring aim,
Pierced her warm breast-she fell.
A rosebud, proud Of being first
To own springs gentle sway.
Nipped by the frost, its blackened form
foretold its sure decay.
The brilliant sun with golden beanS
PursueS its daily flight:
But now he roSc-why set so soon;
Twas but to speed the night
Zen beauty in the early bud
Wings her Heavenward way
Leaving life hereit Of love
Nothing here can stay.
Gricve no: that it must be SO
Thy bud shall II day bloom,
IT'S grated in yon Heaven above,
Then gaze not on her tomb.
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- &D -
Horace GREELEY publishes 4 long card over
his own signature, in the Tribune, = III which
he rcpels the insinuation Of Col, Hugh Forbes.
duplicating him and other Republicans in "0ld
Browns ~lIarpcr's Ferry conspiracy. Greeley
admits, however, that he gave Forbes $50, when
going to his Kansas work, and others gave him
large sums, not less than 800. thus serving 10
show the systematic movement Of the Republic
cans IN 1856 to kcepup a conflict in Kansas.
SorrlSES DEMoNSTIATIoy.-A mass meet
ing Oh the citizens of Montgomery, Ala, has
been called to express the feelings they enter.
tam IN relation to the ~Elarper'S Ferry outbreak.
This is claimed 10 he the first southern CITY that
has moved in this matter.
The famous Monsieur Felix Belly. who is
going to cut our continent in two, is now in
New York, it is said. in coz.
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RESIGNATION oF \ DELEGArE-.A!eS Don.
non. ESQ. member elect Of the Ii"u-e %; Decga,r-,
from the eiry Of Petersburg. la vr,igUci Ia: poi
ion.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 40 p. Mr.. Kyle
died at 9 o'clock tonight.
The Americans are rejoicing over their vic
tory. The Reiormcrs deny that anything like
an election has taken place.
Nj the officers being on tie same ticket, 1t
will be late before the returns are received. In
the 18th Ward the average vote is $50. The
highest Reform vote is "a.
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PgoGgEss.-The track from Fear Amherst
Court House to Lyuch5rrs has been Lid. the iron
being brought 70 that end OF the road.
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SHERIFE'S SALE,

By virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed from the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
County, Iowa shall proceed to sell on TUESDAY, tho
9th day OF September, A. D. 1859 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. n aud O'Clock P. N OF sad d,v in
front Of the County Treasurers cice III thu CITY Of
Council Bluffs tho following described Rea E.t,ta Of
Dutrow Reel, and VIM. A. Reel. 10 wit:
W OF Nws sec a. town H. range -; lot 8 In bloch
No IL, Stntsman's 2d Addition Tie aboveis lie pfc
perty If WIN. II. Reel.
20 ~ 100 acres in the SEA- OF SEA- OF sec q and the
NEs of NEs If sec 25, town rs, rance a. The sp,ys
Is the property otO II Dutrvw.
SWA OF NWs sec 3; SEA of NEt sec 4; Sws Of
Sc = and W, Of SW SET 5; Sc : and W Of sW ),
and Sc h OF SWs sec s; W i OF Ne. and W Z. u sW \
sec 7; NWs of NES and NV. u NV ,e,s Sc.
OF SEA sec Pail in township 76 range - nv L, OF
Sc d and Sc \ of SEA- sec 81; sc Vt SES and ~ I.
OF SEA- and Swh OF SEA. and W. OF Sw II sec 80
Nws Except Sc 45-lO9 scte>) of 81; NE4 a. sw
sec 3l-all in township n rauge43 n. olNw sec
l. NES of NE., and Ss Ne, snd y = SLs zee 2 ;
lots No. aui 8 sec 4; 10 NJ AID NV Of ~ sec
6; EA Of NW.. aud " a OF SCI. Ar,d : II Sw = seq
" lot No. l. sec II; NV OF Sc, i3--,,, III &.
ship rs range ~. e. oi SWs awd " i sc &c
Is; Sc y of SEA sec IS; NV ani wv - w 81.
36-ai in town n range ~ IS IL IuO acc A. the
NV fractional quarter Of Sc 81 Shy - a. e -
Taken as the property "i Dhrf W x Rae. an Nh
Reel, to satisfy an Execution in e., jazz
SON 5 n craig <osr,
Council Bluffs Iowa, Augu~; 27 !, ,s5a-.w
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The October number of the ANaatic has
already arrived, and We find it as good as
ever. We wish, and augur for this work,
all tho success it deserves. The publishers
offer good inducements to clubs, and we
hope ali friends Of good literature will exert
themselves in the spread Of the work. Spec
linen numbers can be seen at this Office.
Tcrms 81 a Veal in ndynnce.
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RELIGIOUS.

~. Congregational chureh-hes' W.
Services a. n,' ~, 10 O'Clock A. n and P.
n.'rr.. r' ssoo, conducted on union pr'neples-a'
=, O'Clock in the morning imne number o, teacher.
forenoon 'e ,..s,uce and all families of ever, name
will be IN a''e1 -. .aectonately invited to send
,sesr children and come .ven,n,
s.su.r weekly Prayer Meeting On s,sn.,s sssoo
sa,Iy c.ndlelish,, in the church saD0a.n ssa0'
...c,.,s meeting Friday, at early eana'eiisn.'
-. house of the Pastor. Female prayer Aee''A'
Friday afternoon, at4 O'Clock. ,
The public are respectfully invited to attend
,oI 3p7-3 mo.
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SHERIFF,S Salk

Df YlTCE OF AN EXECUTION TO M DIRECT
~ ED, from the Once oi The GEEK Il The Di,trla
Court OF Pottswattsmie County Iva n. b Jceaa to
sell on Tuesday, the 9Th day of September o. 1859
between the bours OF 10 O'Clock A. N aid v,clpck
p. N. Of said day, in front OF the County r-r,su
Once, in the City OF Council Bluffs the fl,ou IN, de-
seribed Real Estate Of John Mcclellan. to-~i,:
Northwest quarter Of the Northwest qarter OF 81
tion 8, Town u, Range -. -
Taken As the property Of John McMech Al g satisfy
IN Execution in favor " Angierodt Bsrth
.... II. CRAIG, Shery
coucil BLUES, August arr, isee.-lw
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CANDIDA
SHE,RIi'I.'

Weare authorized to announce GEORGE DOUGHTY
as an Independent Candidate for the oics Of Sheriff Of
Pottaws'amie County, subject only the decision
the people at the ballotbox the 18th Of Oct 1889
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RESOLUTION.

In accordance with the Petition " the property hold
interested and the citizens of the first wasd II il
hereby Resov By the Common Council Of the Cry u
Council Bluffs, that the property owners on the North
side Broadway between ads1n eet aud Benton
proceed IL lay plank side walk of oak or season.
ed cottonwood six feet de alter the manner
laid for the city by VIM Folsom, on the north side Of
Broadway Also the property .wners Tue South ide
Broadway between Slut slreet and Frank street
proceed To plank side walk Uf oak Seasoned
tonwo four feet ide plank laid iengthwse On scan'.
lans by four, laid four feet apart well nailed
the bearings and at the Established grade OF the
All be done under the direction and supervision ot
the City Engineer and If said side walk NOT laid by
the properly by the lsr day OF september, 1855.
then the City council shall PToce 70 lay said side walks
and the aud taxes for he same, shall 10
served and Collect ed provide, IL the &c Iera ORD
nance in relation 10 side walks. And the City EnRt-
Is hereby instructed TO set the centre and grade
stakes the said side walks and that il Is macu
and laid in accordance with the above Resolution.
certify that the above Resolution passed ty the
Common Council Of the City Of Council Bluff. OH the
9th day Of August, 1859. T. P. TREYNOR.
August 6, 1859 Sw City Recorder.
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MANY VOTERS


treasurer and Recorder,
! We are authorized to announce J. ". DAMON AZ :.
Candidate for the once of Treasurer AMI Recorder OF
PotiAwattsmie County, at the ensuing election
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Representatives.

We are authorized to announce DR.. S. " BA1LAlD
an Independent candidate for Representative Of Potta
wattsnis County
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ORDNANCE.

An Ordinance to establish the grade Of Brosdway from
Madison to Frank Street.
DE ordained by the Common Council Of the City Of
ID Council Bluffs, that the grade on Broadway from
Madison Frank Street be and the is hereby es
tablshed At the intersection Of Stutsnan Street, 81
and 70th feet both sides Of the plane Of reference
At the intersection Of Benton Street. 81 and b0 feet
both sides. above the plane o; refcren e. At tho
intersection Of Grow Street. s. feet both sides above
the plane Of reference. Al the Intersection nf State
Street, sixtythree feet both sides above the plano
Of reference At the intersection OF Union Street.
both Sides sxyihree feet above the plane II refer
At the intersection Of Frank Street, both sides
sxtyhree and dveenths feet above the plane Of ref
erence.
Approved Angus. 9Th. 1859.
G. DOUGHTY. Mayor.
ATTEST: r. p TREyyoR, City Recorder. nio-&v
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-" What is your Poor Farm worth ~
asks the Bugle, of the people Of this Coun-
ty. The question should be put to Mr.. PU-
sEY. He is the man that secured the "Poor
Farm" to Pottawattamie County. will Mr..
Pussy give the Bugle the desired informa-
finn
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From the Mountains

W. had A call on Wednesday last, from
Han THOMAS GIBSON, Editor OF the Rocky
Maintain Gold Reporter. Mr.. G. is direct
from tn. mines, having made tho distance
from Denver to Kearney in FIVE days. ana
h,, for unnecessary delay on the part OF the
r,r,..s company, would have accomplished
,bs sam. in four days, and thus been sna-
Md to connect with the Western Stage Co.
..Kearney, and made the whole distance to
Council Bluffs in sir days. Mr.. G. brought
som. fine specimens Of gulch gold, and is o.
the opinion, that the Gregory diggins' vii
be worked permanently for many years, ant
tina, the mines will yield millions OF dollars
next season.
NV. GAMBLE. our former fellow towns
man. arrived in this city on Thursday last
us reports things in the mines better thar
h. expected to find them whom he set ou'
for that region. lie has been to work on
the North fork of St. Vrain's Creek, about
GO miles from Denver. He is satisfied
with bis prospects there, and intends NOV
ing bis family out there next Spring.
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ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance 10 establish the grades Of Cuftes and
Ross Streets. r.-.. . g..s-. .-.-.. g#
DE 1t ordained BY the Common Council o! the City Of
ID Council Sufs, that the Grade Outer street sss
Ross Street. be and the same Is hereby established
At the intersection Of Gutter and wAshinSton Streee
Fiitytwo and Seven-tenhs above the plane Of refer
ence rising Seven and Thrtytwo hundredths feet
to Rose Street. making elevation Of Seventytwo and
feet above the plan Of reference
Thence south Ross Street. thence raising Four
and Eighttenhs feet per One hundred feet. opposite
Lot Seven, Biloxi Seventeen. Elevation Sine,y-twS
and Two-teaiths feet above the plane VI reference.
thence rising Three and Forty-hve One-hund.
rehs feet per Fonr hundred feet elevation being Ono
hundred and Ave- Eight feet above the plane of refer
Ross Street at the intersection OF Ross and Gut
ter Street, Seventy-two aud Eighty oue-hunlrei,hA
above the plane Of reference. Rising % per One
hundred feet opposite the centre Of Lot -Four Block
Nineteen elevation, 81 g. thence descending IL SO per
Onehundred feet TO intersection Of Scstt aud Mil Ss.
Approved August 9Th, 1859. .-....
=. @. DOUGHTY, xAyoa
T. P. rnEYSon, City Recorder.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-03
rp.paPTNERSHIP.
TRUSTEES SALE.

alta TRUSTEES SALE. ~as
Nx1HEREAS JOHN q. BUCHANAN AND Ed
w mund b. BUCHANAN. by this deed Of trust dated
9th 1857 and recorded By the Recorder Of Pit
tatne unity In Box n, ps.s conveyed 10 ThoAn0
II. beHton, Ir. and George ". Dodge. tie fc.sew1nG
real estate TO wit
The ives, half Of the northeast quarter Ard the est
half the northwest quarter II sssiion Avs % IN
township seventy (i} north OF range
f3) west; and all that psrsel Of isnd bounded md de-
scribed as follows, to wit: commencing ~ the north
ives, corner Of the land above described thss h
the centre OF the thence up the centre q asd
fAusouitoe) creek to the corner OF the Cartervhae
fxrm under the bridge; thence souh ~ east sevs1
~ chains centre Of the comfy road; Themes soh
degrees fs to the cehfte o: sah roe6
twenty 5 chaius thence south TO tie risce q ~.
ginning. aiming all hundred and seven ncse.
or loss situated In the county Of pottawatssnis
and State 0! Iowa, In trus 70 secure the payment OF
two prnni!ssory notes, made BY the said John @ sna
Edmund H. Buchanan. To Madison c. and John A. kletA.
tor The VI Two Thousand Dollars each and paysoIs
and three years after date respectively. with inse
rest from date At the rate Of ten per per
And whereas OF said poes IL due and unpaid.
therefore Thomas H. Benton. Jr, surviving trustee
above named Che said George W. Dodge being dead j.
will at the request Of the Gad John A. kieA
sell the real estate shove aescrte according tht
provisions Of the deed Of above mentioned p1b
Blufs, Pottawatiauis Comfy Iowa, for cash 70 tbs
highest bidder, between the hours VI cGtoek A. u
and o'cock r. n saturday theti ir1 day o. Sep
tember 1853 70 satisfy said notes and % Is VI the said
trust. -.e.- .r~-@ -rzz z
THOMAS 4. BENTON, JE..
Snrsivina Trustee.
Dated August iith, 1853. y7uiS Nv y