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STATE or RHODE IsLAND,)
County of Providence, -

STATE OF RHODE Island, ! =
County of Providence, 81.
. WILLIAM T. DORRANCR
President, and WARREN S. GREENE, SecrsiRTy of the
PRovIDENoR WASHINGTON INIURANeg CoMPlNY ksinF
seVetsy sworn depote and say, that the foregoing s
rue tul and correct statement Of the Affairs OF suiG
Cmplny-that the s2d Insurance Company is the bona
noe ower OF az least Que hundred thousand dollars act
uhl nh 1pa invested ln Stocks and Bonds lin Mort
cages IN kea Estate, worth double ths amount ur which
The sames morgagec; that the above dpsrrbed iUyet
mSns nor any paft thereof made for the ene OF any
hdlVdus t1srcsng authority in the mauag Of said
Company elher aTegdent SecretarT TTentursr Direr
o E SthsTWss that Ie morfuses above described have
noDeen assigned or manuer leased or impaired
by said COMPANY and that they are ho aboye dsseIbej
Oficsrs Of said Insurance Company
WM r. DORRANCE, prssidsntI
WARREN 5. GREENE, Secretary, o.
THg stain OF RHODE ISLAND
Guy aud County Of Providence "
Subscribed aud wtrn before me tins
htteenth day # January. 1880
lstAL q HENRY MARTIN,
Colnm'I Of tho State OF Ohio for the State
II Rhode Island
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1nsuraute Aqents.

N"'tSN JtIttot
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, Quo.
AVON TSToCR c oMPANY
OrgaHifsd January 2 1889 under ne general tor ofs sofs
Capital stock 5000 OseiIS Share. n, aoo ooon.
secured by lenl state SiOO.0O0
oEEiCERS %. W SCHMIDT, President Dr. W
ialiro It's lSs'SSh' SS 3 q SSg2B S RlGEL Err Seqret9ry
pr Meyer J. Wagner, c Leck j. Aiusief, JoRa
TiiE GERMAN tNsURANuE COMPANY In,pr,
ShansI l9s f uaase n e Tor one year and less build
shal be made IN 60 daysnfer the loss sha have besn
certegd aud proved Not more Than 5000 will be nsur
99' On Rss se Il K:.S AwP2F Pois qP a sqPsre
BY AUTHORITY OF rHE STATE OF OHIO
HI BRAYTON, Agent.
s I A T e NJ Mt
or THE CONDITION OF THE
Providence Washington Insurance Company
On the 3St day Of December 1858 made to the AUDrron
An hct % rgulatS Iasnrance Companies, incnrpo-
rated by the State Of Ohio" passed April s, 1866,
NAME AND LOCATION
lst. The name Of this Company Is PRoytpRNor WAsu
hGIoN lNsgRAscE COMPANY, and is lscated at
Providence, Rhode island.
!. CAPITAL.
g The amount Of its Capital Stock 900
Sd " paid up, IS. $4,000
Cash Of the Company on hand and ia
Cash receivable for .ii,;;' interest O0'''' %
aud rents ut this date ~. 2 s9s IN
z C9shlnihe hands OF aud due
from Agents ...........S 1885 a.
Real estate, uniniucpubor-
ca (talto CITY Asses
The Bon. Of tile Company =
S,lSF-SoS S,RS[ ySS%SAss; .sc59SS 7eoSgmpa p;
the rate of interest there.
lsE, Cy OF Proyid5roe
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GrIgrNperg.

ENG Il AVING AND LITHOGKAPHING
PRAINARD a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
sLD ENGRAVERS AND LTTHOGRAPHERs Bsnk
f'lN"a anI
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TolalLiabilities
IY. MISCELLANEOUS


II The greatest amount insured in a. one tsk SIS nOO
r. lhe greatest smount allowed by the rules 10 he
~ Insured m any one CITY Town Villsge Not defued
u Tue gLeateSt amount allowed TO !be insured IN
J., rJ S9 5i l9nS ,,! 6!ock Sl SlOOOl
in any OtheT state, as security tor losses there
49,. - NJ, naming them with the amount iB eacb Mona
H. me ChatleT or set OF Incorporation OF sad
Com any, ION fe). ......... ......... Dated 1889
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MORNING LEADER.
sAFnRDAY MoRNINe, Aue Q, -.
PLAIN AND oRyAMFNrIt pRINTfyo

PLAIN AND ORNANENTAL PRINTING I
~ PiaiaPnd Ornamcntai PrinungQ eyery dtsCrintion
lone atthe Printing Esiahlishmou the Lsadcr Once On
latest improved aud most rapL steam presses. tue
iesl style, on short notice and NJ reasonable rat Par
ioulnr attention paid to blank work Every ydescrr
indarduno gesptcally nlank Books, Ledgers, J1rbas
es Hooks, Receiving BOOSs, 10, &C.
, 1859-09-02
Echoes.


What time we hold the onward track,
Into the future pressing fast,
Up from the eaVeriIs Of che past
There cOmeA lingering echo back
A noIseIess echo Of the days
That were TO Us, yet are no more,
OF many friends We knew before
Within our ancient dwelling place.
And muiied sounds, without our win,
Come up to Us rs from the grave,
Or a. the murmur Of the wave
AfaF on when the night is Stiil;
Old voices, long forgotten, quite,
Or seeming unto Us forgot,
Like music from some distant grot,
That trembles on the breese Of night.
There is q change come over al;
Decay upon the aspen leaves,
And blight upon the autumn Sheaves;
Eternal silence like Hpali:
AZ when the dumb dark earth is laid
In sadness DER the beautiful,
And blinded eyes with tears are duh
To see the havoc death has made.
The happy smile. the elasped hand,
The gleeSome laugh, shall be no more;
The splrils calm We loved before
Have passed into another land.
They are portion Of the Past,
Yet comes q noiseless echo back,
What time We hold the onward track,
Into the future pressing fast.
, 1859-09-02
A Romance in Real Life.

In lS47, twelve years ago, an English noble
man, Sir William Paget renowned In the best
society Of London for his eminent erudition, his
manly beauty and fascinating conversation, and
well known 10 the literary world by his writings,
went over to the Continent Having visited
France, Switzerland, Germany, and Austria, he
went to Hungary, country which was then on
the eve Of great events. He spent several weeks
at Pesth, and at the neighbOring country seats Of
the Hungarian mobiles In the beginning Of au-
tumn, he visited Transylvania, and was received
entail hospitality and generosity that rich Hun.
garian niagnate likes TO display to every man Of
education who visits him. Count Dethlen was
descended from the old royal family Of the Beth.
en-gabOrs. He was hne-looking old man, every
inch real gentleman. lie was married some
years previous to young noble lady Of his coun-
try, the Countess N. L., who was not vet TWEEN.
ty years old, the Count being near fifty. lie
had known her in the home Of her mother and
she married him, as young girls often do, more
for the high respect than for the deep love she e
for Gount Betlllen. Notwithstanding this, both
lived happy life in the old immense feudal castle
Of the Bethlens near Clausenburg. Sir William
Paget to whom the Count had given suite Of
apartments, saddle horses and attendants, lived
several weeks In this family, enjoying the varied
hospitalities Of the castle and country. II Is
needless to say that the brilliant conversation
and exquisitely polite manners Of Sir William
soon found grace in the eyes Of the young and
beautiful Countess Sir William proved the
a." Consuelo," and criminal love cnsued.
\ One day the Count went out hunting on horse
back. Sir William Paget stayed at the castle
with pretended illness but one Of the Counts
attendants warned the Count telling him if he
would return to the castle he would find the
stranger In ths Countess's apartment In hot
haste, the Count rode home, aud found Sir Will
liam In the bedchamber Of his lady. Arming
himself with pistols, he forced Sir William TO
follow him TO the private room; being there, he
sent for notary and two confidential witnesses,
asking Sir William II he had abused his conf
dence and hospitality In consequence Of real
love 10 his wife, and II his love met q response.
The answer being in the Affirmative, he ordered
the notary to draw up q contract Of marriage
between the Countess OF Bethlen, born Coun-
tess NJ L., and Sir Wm. Paget, late Of the Royal
Hussars Of London. The contract In one hand,
a loaded pistol in the other, the Count with a
quiet bot terrible earnestness, summoned Sir
William to sign the act Of marriage Immediately
Oy 70 die On the spot Sir William Paget signed
the contract The next day the BishopOf Klaus
senburg was sent for, a divorce was legally pro-
cured, and week aiter the marriage was for
mally completed in the castle Of q neighbOring
nobleman. The Count gave to his wife oil her
jewels, horses and carriages, and some months
afterward Sir William Paget bought from him
one Of his laTge possessions IN Transylvania,
where up to the present time he lives happily
with his wife
, 1859-09-02

James II, when Duke Of York. made visit to
Milton, out Of curiosity. Ia the course Of their
conversation, the duke said to tho poet that he
thought his blindness was q judgment Of Heaven
on him, because he had written against Charles
], his Che duke's) father, when the immortal
poet replied: ,-.5. ..--...-
"If your highness thinks that misiortunes are
indexes Of the wrath Of Heaven, what must you
think Of your iather's tragieal endI have only
lost my eyes-he lost his head"
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lame.

Five OF our sportsmen went out on hunt
last week, and, Judging from the appear
auce of their several wardrobes, we should
say they made the "feathers fly" some.
They were gone four days, and bagged Sc
geese. some GO ducks, and several brant.
Friend DANIELS, has our thanks for fine,
fat g Wah wah !"
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Hon. S. r. Curtis and TIMOTHY DAVIS, for
valuable Congressional Documents, for
which they will please accept our thanks.
Sales Of Real Estate in Po'tawnttamie county
For the H'eck Ending Friday, March %, 1859.
report expressly for the Nonparel by STREET RIDER
Investigators of Titles and Records.
George Cline to Frederick wcisie-Lots 49, II,
II, CIine's AdditioE-$2O0.
Richard Hardin TO MarCellcs Cllnton-loto Q, DoeA
! 3, Bavliss' Is; Addi,ion-$l50o.
James Morris 20 Robert Skles-Lot 4 Block w.
in The Town of Iola-S35
Frank Street to S y Portcr1eid-NH NWA sec2'
Town &C. Range $1,000.
SIN Burton to john Wilcox-" SEA ana oH*
SCI, Sec 10, Town II, Range 4l-S6oo
lanes 7, wri.ht to james McTarland-Nh SEA
anJsE. Ne. Sec II, Town -, Range SO; sen NWa
Sec . Town -. RANGE 43-$SSO.
John Young to Elizabeth Ottaway-L s, in Tur-
lows subdivision Of Lot l. in Jackson's AditonS3oo
Josiah shIeIer to Henry Shdeler-Los 9, 10, Is, 49,
20 Il s 0 W Pcrccs Addion-$ss5.
| Purple to james McCormisk-sW = Sec 6, T1wn
! II. Range 39-$200.
| Sec Sc Town II, Range 42-Sl.
/ sAxtell to Rachel Swarner-Part Of l. Sc, Original
Towp.-SCoo,
Win B,attci to George Parks-Lots . 3, 4, 10, II. g.
q o. 90 81 Lots 10, H. H. 10, 81; Lots l. 2. is
10 90, 80; Lots |, > ) 50, Central subdvlsiOr-
$1,000.
" James % TIu,Cna Ori0no3 feet square Of south
end :. I, James subdivision Of l77-S3500
~ tNE u Cunt, n =
, ;.sa' lot Addition $500.
JBGale to James LcwiS--w NV Seed, Town a.
Ran5e $500.
Jan II warner to Johnson D Hona--NE. Sec o.
r VA -. En2Sc N-$7@0
J Hril!a to James Lew.s-LS 8, B 8. l. l, IS Ha'Is
An. .l--S:2o
V james % WIN 3skcr--L g. James subdivision Of
IL, Ouclnat wn; Lots }, 8 C. B :; Ii. B G. stu;s
man 1T AdI.tr.a; :, II, MINISTER'S Addition; also
Sw, rE'. Sc |; SW. Me-, Sec 6; SEA NE4 Sec 70;
II ..,- IN Sc SW SIC 10 T VIII % R4nge 10, West
5000
ArluS Nyc 10 VIM raSCy--Lct G, B y, Bayliss
1t Asldiuon-Sl
f Laura Ne t. VIA Il II PuscY-I.o 6, B IL, Btyliss
lst ArIdr,Ion-$t
) II and Burroughs TO y DodSe-Lot5 BIZ SUITS
mans A dtoU-S 100
V { JliEcs 10 WIN EIkc:-L6 6. B II, MINISTER'S Adj
ilt"n- Sla0
Martin II GriGlag to Vim TAylor-L 5 b 20 Ferry
hdiitun-l0O.
Zarcmha Jackson to Sarah keilcy--L l, b l. Ayn-
GERS AdIItion-$l0Oo
I.o;rlyn Muffin 10 Frank StrcGt-I.,ts 10, II, ia
Y ,rh,>' A!llrinn--$i0o
W.n Baker. Sheriff I" Arglrro,!t & Barth-Nw y
" So 6 T,wn H. R,nGc !3-!o}0S
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Sec. Of County Board

re-,. W. Ross, Phoenix Block Upper
~ %, bas a large and superior lot OF
'D'o'a and sugar-cured hams (of his own
O"so o,, tba, is hard to beat. We notice
e''.s ,.or emirrant companies have become
', ... If ,be above fac's, and are governing
,',~.orc, accordingly. Not only that, but
p :. !. dong a heavy trade in the Quitting
' ~, :, cotton and sugar line" as any one
% become convinced, by looking in upon
establishments. "Straws show which
the wind blows.'
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cY Hon. JAMES HARLAN, has our thanks
for the Ninth Volume of the Explorations
and Surveys for Railroad Route from the
Niss;ssippi River to the Pacific Ocean,"
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IA AND MISCELLANEOUS:

-.,,. . Presidents OF Townships
rs. .'ss' ss; alt rss:ass'; CO.. Of
81 townships E IS, p 9ss Office of D. G. Boomer
vii c be nS'I Bluffs n on Monday the 18th . aay
Of APRIL as s'n may legally come before them I'm.
business . a, -a Of the members Of the
Board IS "a" .a,ress on Education, will be
,i Ps1I by J.B Rue County sope' int" d,
ds.''s':' o'clock, P. NJ. of the same day. at
co., ~ roos,era,onal Church. The Puo''c
10 ,.aes.lIy are invited to ,a "''s'd'
Dated, March 18th, 1897 9o,rn
O''' u, c. BLOOMER,
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BY Wafer.

-b,norrnnor. a-eiie mentions the snip
mont, BY several companies of Pixies PEAK
-. # about four tons Of 'out!its,' to be de-
,,,,l at Council Bluffs and Omaha. One
). ronparv, composed of the three young
v 10 were formerly engaged in the NJ
.u,E. R. machine shop, and two from tn"
,r.,:s Central road, sLip7.d two wagons,
-. <rqn Of horses and one Of mules, and "
,n-aI DUFF; from here (pAv"nporO to BE-
-sorrI in Omaha; for which they pay
,,Iv
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Mr.. q. B. Rn.1SA.r, one ef the Edi.n...
Of the Magnolia Republican, and our name
sake Of the same place, Mr.. Jno. X. L. May
...n. found their way into our sanctum one
dov last week. Being clever fellows, and
cood Republicans they were freely accorded
the privilege of minute observation Of the
Gin sights, but we're cautioned against COM
inc in contact with the County Judge, lest
he should teach them r T.. .~
-"all the cunning pranks
O.past and future montebanks."
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TH. fin, Missouri River packet arrived Mt
o., ieycc, Sa;urIiy last, with large bad
d Freight, AMI a good trip Of passengers.
Z The Port Hope C.. w. Guide, re-
,2rt, the fact that, a few days ago, II man
:, IA, c;tr, co a wager, ate nine and one
,.I ru,l- Of fresh cni'ish boiled. After
3. IT,. formnca, he drnna, by way Of W.
-,'v, t0II:-four S!ssscs Of beer.-Ex-
,tnn:o.
Whl. Of tha.? Messrs. Mar & We'll, of
.5, city, few days ago, received per
'~mer EmiW0ai, a stock Of out-httIng
+; i, clothing, bats and caps, etc., enough
.r2'y ali western Iowa for y'ar. AZ
.. as performance, by wa Of variety,
,:"ccjv"1 per steamer SioNr riiY, "noth-
" a,taImcnt Of goods, comP"Tc'! TO wAlc.
''',t shipment sinks into in<isniGcance
' ">r"dnIou>, are rcspcc;ln,:y requested
,,... and SEQ for selvcs-at the slme
.-e l-arins in NAL tina; these soo@o are
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hi, new paclc, was the t ird boat at our
his season. She brought consIdera-
n. f,,igh, for this place, and few passcn
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, C. N. DODGE.
BALDWIN g. DODGE,
Bankers s. Dealers in Exchange,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates OF Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange Gold and Silver Current and ur-
current Money Bought and Sold
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Rcsident pruprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention TO their interests in the
transaction of any business which may he entrusted
US.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson, &c
Bank Of Illlon Illlon, n. Y.
Bank OF Cooperst"~n. Cooperstown. y. T.
Durkee & Bullock. Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse n Y.
Warren Bank. South Danvers, Mass.
A. j. Stevens * Co Bankers, Fl. Desm0ncs
Henry Farnham Pres c. r. J. r. r., Chicago Ills.
Jno. +. Henry, Supt. NJ. 4 NJ K. 4. Davenport, Iowa
Cook Sargent 4 DowBy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
western Marine Fire Insurance Company Omaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy futile. Omaha City.
James G. Mitchell Esq, Florence, n. T.
n. Is. Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants, Savings. Loan & Trust Co. Chicago.
Corsc Snowien \ Corse, Alexandria, Va
j. Is. Bennett, Agt. Atna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio
James Harlan. U. S. s., Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
Hon S. r. Curtis. N. c., Kenkuk, Iowa
Coolbaugh s Brooks, Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
July 4-n!O-u Buge copy.
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CITY HoTEI
MIDDLE BROADWAY
Cnplncil RInRS- UOXV0.

VOUHCIH nbUHs, HUVds
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LEASED
i the above well-known House. and erected large
and convenient STA BILE are ready and willing to
attend to the wants Of the travelling community ND
the public in general Their Table will at all tim es
be supplied with the best the country affords, and
wants always hand TO the wants of their pat.
rons. No pains will be spared TO make pleasant 70 all
who may favor with their patronage.
p" S. Charges 1T all times moderate
s. II. CARR,
Tes MI r STYLES.
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L,n9t iork lsFrg.
1 '-y ErcK, in II communication to Ike
| 7 IL, SAYS -" write t, inform You and
tires; II man>;ni, AMI Any o.h,r persons
-: - tn G"I Ntn"s. that the Ferry
2.',t u" L}ure + xix, i, not only conI'"t.
3. .. is the best arranged and tn" EH-i
r0o.cA Ferry know Of in the Western
country. TNe boats are large, new and SAT-
sal the cmj ,rant on the North Platte, need
M b" detained u half hour Oh this stream.
! . "a rely upon this unless Mr.. Mitchell
- h., character loren r-v, n thing which
~ ~" believes VIII knows the man. H.
'.''o:cnIs the ferry in person, and will
o..nna 10 do 50 lu-ln- the season.
I'' s'oHghs and small streams on this
-, WI be bri,ISrl before this reaches
L. Yours, etc.
Tho D(sg;nSs.
Il" hrokuk Post. says ga man who was
5G; 81 summer and returned ubout n month
~, bas rented ont his farm, up the Des
@ro"', and with his family and his broth
IT'S 'Fmh! pissed through here, Yesterday
~)'opg on the way to the mines. lie
>4;'d that be made from seven to ten dol
'7s yer day, when out th"rc.' This shows
I
'hch way the wind is blowing, so does
mi 1rCe new stock Of groceries and out,
'itNs goods just received by Messrs. J. B.
'EsRs 4 Go. They hay been doing "rush-
y business during the past week, and
'aIy will he Pleased to recsivc an early
Il from n! who want anything ID their
p Thy don't keep their goods for show
-"'T sell; they DO.
q The St. Joseph Daily Journal come.
AIN an entire new dress. We are glad
'''e this evidence of prosperity on the
81 Of the first daily in St. Joseph.
> Messrs. MCBRiDE & Bowen, have
\ '"'sd portion of their spring assert
-@'ot dry goods, etc. We notice the la
- were not long in making the discovery,
81 We write this paragraph, therefore, not
"a Ter Information, but that tho lords
'v'aNoa" may have an inkling Of the
.9>s OF 50 great display of crinoliuc, du-
'"S 'ae9asiew days. Blythe way, speak
- eFno.Ao, reminds US that the above
,,I I, ',s prepared to hoop all western Iowa
'''0'"SSa, TO their entire satisfaction.
- AcSsrs. HoNS & MCCLELLANp, re-
,,S' portion Of :hcir Spring stock of
medicines and fancy articles, on the
~ n.y. No'o they have no objections
.'S''ns the "quid pro quo" in exchange
* 'Ae same.
~ MI GRASSLAND, Of the firm Of BAY.
~ d IRoSsLAFD, who has been absent ut
= : I"s' Tor some time, purchasing their
r. r'Ds stock, came passenger in the Siour
", on Tuesday last. He informs US that
~! nave en- route for this place, an i'm.
- ''e stock of merchandise, comprising
"''Dns that the gold seeking emicrant.
%S' and city fashionable NAV stand in
w. As their stock was mostly purchased
:, ''s'on, Philadelphia and New York. thew
= '0'hdent they can offer as grea, induce.
~. WY . the purchaser, as any House next
,,s,.' f' Mississippi, They will have the
"F portion of their stock here bv tho
''s OF April. So, look out.
"a. - Aessrs. J. D. HoSs & Co., received.
:, ,b steamer S'our City. the 6rs. ins,almsnt
,is ~" spring stock. You who are IN want
u S,; medicines, etc., will stand a chance
,s,I ~ suited, BY calling soon, a, the cen.
s,,,s,'us Store, Hagg's Block, Upper
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STATE OF Iowa.
Poffdudftdmie County.
&C. P Kellogg Geek Of the District Court within
and said County do hereby certify that the within
and foregoing Copy the statement and certi
OF the City Fire Insurance Company, filed in my
cfifce oath day of January. 1859.
In witness whereof, hAve hereunto suh
L. S scr!bed my name and affixed the Seal Of said
{~~ Court this cath day OF February A D.. 1853
c. p KELLOGG, Clerk.
F, GrRDICg Deputg, Tv2u4i-3w.
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~ We are under repeated obl'gat'onst to
Hon. S. r. Curtis and TIMOTHY DAVIS, for
valuable Congressional Documents, for
which they will please accept our thanks.
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PINE LUMBER.
TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN TIE PACIFIC HOUSE Sbv
l. occupied BY HEM, WILLIAMS & Co. as -
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply 10
Council Bluhs Ausuut u. Isss-vsnisa-