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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

TIE Bos.Os Post is excessively indignant st tue
receat posting in Bos.oo of q nr. HobsOn e.R'ca-
mold. Virginia. then on visit T. that city, with
this significant questoo placed before or up
rerdtj afier hs nsme" Hsyc We Stare
catcher among US I"
According 10 The Post. Nr Hob'on vlsitSd
Boston " to ccnsummsse mercantile negotiation
&" and for nothing else" ard while thers IS COD
q" fred himself strictly 70 thst purpose Il DOES
not appear how th. suspicion arose which led to
tie question as to the object Of his visit-a sus-
poion which, in spite Gifts reverence for the fdsi
tive slave law even TIE Boston Pos, admits t. be
calcus.ed to cover Mr. HObson with disgrace.
Mr. Hob.on and bis fIieoes Of III, Boston Post
may comfort themselves, however, with the assur-
sSce that If Mr. Hob,on, instead OF berg Viz
eni,n, had been Bostolisp. and bad Wis! ei VIZ
GINA TO coBsummate mercantile neg ptIsticn. sad
nolhing else AID hsd there fallen under suspicion
Of being en- Abotioaiit intent or helping slaves to
run away, having 10 better foundation than the
Boston mmor of his being s!sVe-calcbeE-in that
case be would hardly have got or with merely
beirg posted Most hkely, coat oftar ani feathers
would have been added. while rot jOurnI il the
State woald have dared to utter = word Of sym-
ra,hy or rebpke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

TIE New-YOrk Fire Depart reat hes become the
most valuable and reiable patron Of s1Penny
grcg shop. Regularly every week, su fire
men who wish to talk oger Affairs co1cern-
ing their wants and wishes, are called together
at place known a, "tbe Cpstsl.' in Grand
street, by order Of BQltsel, Chairman of the
Counclmsn's Fire Committee. Every man having
busire,s with TIE Committee must bring bis suit
to this rum shop. or go without hearing The
excuse for selecting this place is that no charge IS
made for the room; the real object Of course, be-
iug to bring dimes uto III, srogselets pocket, and
make the whole Department customers at bis bar.
This is scandal and difgrace TO the CITY, and plrt
cularly to the Fire Department; and we know that
the best men in the service take this view oft.
The Department itself is in no wise to blame, eX-
cept in going there AZ all on such business; the
place wss chosen by the Committee, or rather
by the Democratic msjority thereof, since the
Republican member refuses to couutenance the
the action of bis colleagues. II this nursery OF
democracy" as Mike Wa.h calls porter
house. cannot flourish without seducigg 6remen by
the offer Of free rooms and free lunch, let "ths
Crystal" be brokeB--the Fire Department cannot
afford to carry such stisms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Boole Bulteel & Co. seem TO have abandoned
our chartered rigbt,.' They had called meet
ing OF tho Committee for Monday evening, but il
could not be found, even by the most dlligent of
reporters. There was a ruuor that Boole had
met solitary and alone, and adjourned himself
subject to the call of himself Where was tho
learned ard eloquent BuIteel the ansthematizer of
the usurpirg Legislature, the solitary voice from
the France Committee Had the matter 10 hand
been the feeding Of a Turk on ham sandwiches, the
two B.s would have loomed large and spread mag
Efficiently; but it was only our chartered rights, n
misty and mythical matter which neither Of them
knew Anything about. And, besides, the Legisla.
ture has the Tax Levy now in hand, and if the
members are rot treated tendeIly, some pet appro-
pristion may be stricken out-peIhsps the S2lO,O
for LOwber, the only yiytuous taxpayer who
seems TO think BOOle, Buteel & Co. worthy of
notice. II is not the first tiue that the wolves
have been concerned shout the safety Of the sheep
but thi, time the sheep don't seem to be anxious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
From Albany.

ALBASr Tuesday, NJ arch |, 1897.
Tie Ssuatoris investigating Cornnittee met again
this afternoon. Hiram D. EatCn was examined. as
testified Re had called on W. ID. Murphy Clerk Of tas
Committee 10 order to discover il he was the psrty
influencing the Chsrman If that Committee ssd II so,
what biz motives were. Tie offered hun tive huairet
doars 20 use biz inf TO suppress the inyessga-
ton Mr.. Murphy ssid BIS iDhuerce was worth more
than that as the COMMITTEES would sit during the es
tire sessOn, ard probably through Sumner. He
eventually netned Thousand dollars as the lowest
sum he ought to receive for bis services. Mr. Murphy
told him. in proof OF his rflgence, that question
was ever put by the Chairman OF the COMMITTEES
that wss ro -....c. ~ ~ 1i, ain, .nat no wtnesss.
were subpenaed without his counsel lie had ciuea
another time, by appointment, on DIR. Murphy, when
e ter was handed to him by boy in tbe presence
Mr.. Murphy. The letter stated that II he lEston
would call at the office at oolocb the next dsy, no
would find the office yscant, and Dir. mur.
phys ovcrcoat hsugiDg behind the door, and
that if he would place in the breastpocket OF that
oyeIcoat $500 good bankaOle currency he Murphy
would use his influence with Mr.. Wheeler and sap
press the investigation. He believed that Mr.. MUIR
ply TIE writer Of the letter from the Handwriting.
He had burned the letter at Mr. MuTphy's requed.
On the orcs denomination OF the witness new facA
CT Importance we're ELECTED. The witness had bean
Induced to cali on Dir. Murphy through desire ~
Ascertain who il was that was endesyorog 70 pash
thu investigation persecution agsinst inciyifuLs,
ard what the motives were for doing So lie hsd
never heard any ore offer moLey 10 stop the inye.
patton, or express desire to have il stopped. Hs
had never talked with any persons, except Mr.
not interested now, nor has he been any time iase-
rested ole dollar in the A -bauy bridge.
The Committee then adjourned.
The Canal Board was Ia fessiOn 81 day, hsarDS ~
euents in favor Of the reduction Of tolls. The tolls
viii be probably fixed tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
To Efu,iness Men.

Merchants asnuacturers and 9th, ho have Wares TO sell
should advertise in THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. orcelatss in
every State Union and has for its readers Merchants
Man JctuIer. Mechanics Farmers, Professional Men, Sc
&C. BonIer rays reply to Inventors You had better
Aovee your invention and your machines in Tux NEwYoRK
"WEEKLY TRIBUNE e. crcuses largely among the classes
who would be SPIT purchase them Although we have
not always best Of terms sh THE TsIBUSr We
viii Justice say h, received over four
thousand letters in Response to sdyerssmebs- Is true
&c It was long one-thst inserted In It's columns"
Pice 81 per line each Insertion Advertisements Intended
for insertion this week must be banded in to Dag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Mr. ButterwOrth has published detailed state
ment showing bis connection with the recent
tragedy in Washington. he says that ne had 40
thought of meeting or seeing Mr.. Key. lie had
no arms with him, and did not know that Sickles
intended to take AIRS He made no suggestions to
Mr.. sckles about meeting Key, nor did he know be
wa, approaching. Mr. b. says it is entirely untrue
that he sought TO detain Mr.. Key as the whole
interview between them did not last one minute.
His story is corrOborated by statement from
Robert J. Walker. The body of Mr. Key wss
buried yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

In the SfN,Tr, yesterday, the Post Ofice Ap
preparation bin being under consideration in Com
mittee, Mr. Iulee moved to rsise letter postage
to FIVE cents ard abolish the frsnkisg privilege
which motion Prtvailed-Yess, %; Nays %. Mt
Wilson got in an amendment that the Post Office
advertisements hereafter be printed in two p,pers
bavirg the largest circulation in each State ard
Territory Al smtrdmen', giving the overland
mail contractors the privilege Of choosing their
oNp route, wss lcs., 10 : =. DITi1s .ss debate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
uoID STROKE FOR POWER

There seems TO be slight mistake in the title
Of bill offered in our State Senate and ordered to
q third reading on Monday. 1t purport' TO be an
,ct recognizing the Health Department of New
York City; but in reality it is a bill to vest the
"entire control OF the City Government il the
"DerocIatc Party. arr TO perfe.ua.s the same"
Fa,'y II February, SscAt3r Ey brought forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Municipal Elections.

KOCHEsTEk, TUESDAY, MafC1 1873.
Samuel W ID. Moore the Republican candidate fsf
Mayor, is elected by small mhjoiity, and eight
Repub ical Aldermen are chosen.
OswEGo, Tuesday, March I, 1859.
The Republicans elected F1tzhugh for Mayor BY ~
majority AID every Alderman and Supervisor % ths
ticket.
TRor. Tuesday, March !, 1859.
Tie Hon. Afbs Read, Democrat, Is reelected Mayor
by about 500 majority John NJ. LoudOn, American
and Union, is reelected Justice. Tbs Council prob
ably tic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

We print elsewhere an emphatic aud circum-
staptial denial By the President of Elmira Femsle
College that the friends of that young seminary
have ever thought o. cousentirg to its removal to
Havana or elsewhere. We trust all who have
copied the paragraph implying that such removal
was possible, will give currency to the contIadic
tor.
We fully concur in Mr.. Cowles's expression Of
regret ard indignation that, while so much is Gone
by private ibsrsEty for the higher education Of
Young Men, SO little, comparatively, should be
doIe for that of Yourg Women. We regret. how
ever, that the Rev. President does not perceive
that the true remedy for this injustice is to be
sought through the admission OF the latter to free
and equal participation in all the advantages nOw
enjoyed BY the former. This would require
TO additional eypenditure-for there is room
enough, ard there are professors ard teachers in
abundance, in our existing colleges, to educate
there, in addition 10 their present inmates, all the
Young Women who would seek such educstioa If
dozen Female Colleges were to be founded this
year. SO long as most Of the money il the
country is owned snd controlled BY its men, it viii
be up hill work to obtain the means of founding
even three Female College,; il would be far easier
to obtain admission for Women into dozen OF the
Colleges which now exist. Why is not this the
more promising direction for effort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Funeral of Philip Barton Key.

BaLIINoRE, Tuesday, Marco ], I8J9.
The body Of Philip Barton Key was brought from
Washington this afternoon and buried in the P6esey'
terrain grourd in Green street, in the grave with hn
wife. The funeral was attended by friends fon
Washington and t6s city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

The disaster on the Mississippi, the explosion Of
the boilers Of the steamer Princess, was terrible
affair. There are about ore hundred persons
wounded, many of them in dangerous and dying
state. Thus far it is impossible to ascertain the
number Of lives lost, but there appear to have
been very few Northern people on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

stsed upoa. We d;.c'sin al klegieSSs, 90 ~iih-
bod or judgment in the pTemises. bat we ,or's
tina, tee justification attempted to be SO. up s'ail
be complete aad untsinted. or j. "'i 40! serve rs
INTENDED purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Marine D;saSter.

BosTos, Tuesday, March J, 1853.
The steamer VIM. jenkins from Baltimore at ~
O'Clock last evening, off Polocks Rip, into tns
schooner Helen, from Rockland for Providence, viii
lime and stove 10 her bows. The lime took FIRE, sse
the captain and abandoned her. and have arrives
here In the VIM. Jerkirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
THg TRlRUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859

The Fourth Edition Is row ready and oontsns:
AsrsososuoAL CALCULATIONS AND CALLspAKs Tor year
1850.
eovxsxsssr OF Uxirro Executive aud Ja-
eactal
A Lisr.ov rms NIMsLKs rRE UsIrgD STATES sSSATE,
politically classified
A LIST or TaE ATSsEN raE Hov.x OF RETRIsrSrA.
VIVA. politically classified.
APoLIrIcALLr CLAsSUikp Lsr OF rax XXAVIrH Cox.
ssEss a far pet Chosen.
A6KKrcN oy THr TRoUbLsS ~ UrAH.
AssrxAcr o. rEE Laws PASSED AT The Lasr SESSION OF
cossRRsA
aovtRxAKErs or EvRopE-RUI ING SovsREisNs, &c.
How rnrv EIEcy BoeUS u. s. SENATORS IN INDIANA
EIscrIos RxTvRss All rsE STATS HoLpisS GEN
zsAL ELkersoks 1855 carefully compiled and compared with
sorusr Eeesons expressly for THE TRisvNs ALMANAC.
ELxertos RsrVRAS IHE STATE OF NEw.fokK N
TowssHtrs Asp WARDS.
LIST OF srsrKs, CArT,IS GoyrSSoss. TINE, or LEeTs
lArNs hlsrnSs, HoLpNs or ELrcrIoSs. kc with other
natter OF 0snsrA and pcTirsr en- interest.
Prioe postage prepaid single copies Is Aedsan
coin, Twelve copies si; oDe Hundred copies Is
Hscal By EHprssA 81 per 100; Is ooPis, fer 81.
Ordsrs accompanied with che cash. respectfully collected
Axsre,s hokAcg GaExLEy Co.
Tribune Buildings, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

In the Municipal Elections yesterday the Re-
publicans elected their Candidates FOR Mayor in
Rochester aud Oswego. The Democrat. succeeded
in Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

The M,ils for Europe by the steamship Africa
will cose al 10, o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Advertisements for Tar WEEKLr Tribune Of this
week uius. BE- handed in TO-DAY Price ST. lEe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Nnru2lprk Daily @ribna1e
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1859.
To 0nRRESPONDEHTs.

No notice be taken Of A1onym3us Communication, VIA.
insertion must De suneutcsteo by the
name address Of the yTiernOt ascssssy for pubc,
ton, but Is gusIslty for his COED faith
We cAnno, undertake return rejected s.or,
Busnpss letters TUE TRIBUNE Office should IN az be
addressed to HORACE lG2EgiEy Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
FAMILY sxsINe MACHINES.
kfe sIYLGs At REDUCED PSiSES
No toS RSoADVsY, Hsw-loRE,
No. ls7 FvLror-sr., BsooEYLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

BARky'S TRICoPHERoUS
u the Best and Cheapest Article for breeding
bssattfyinG Cs aiming, Curirg,
Preserving aud Restoring the Hair
RsszsS hyh- Vol s.ls By Drussis,s and Perfamsrs
SEWING MACHINEs.-An penons who have been
anSsosl 70 boy sEwWG hAcHnSs Which viii perform
erk thai purchasers expected them do Informed hs.
ssssss kAcHNss psvet fall to DO any hind Of work No
\ svsf disappointed In Asse machines
n SINGER Co, Ne. tSS Broadway.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
pa immense increase Ii the 6esn3 for heae admirable
Msohfnss-is has rebd within four roia'-ncA.. re 10
vivrs pcopey TIE county TIE PI'e, Of ocr Asca-s'
kass SSss srSsly reduced =. . -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-22
Council Bluffs Retail Price Current
Corrected weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonpars by
CARTER Il COURTRIGHT,
General Anst'on, Commissions and y'orraydirq
Merehants, Middle BEosd,~ay.

SATURDAY,, Jan. %, 1853.
EInmP l. Nal
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TO THE CRAFT.

Vol 9-n3J-lm.
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CT. Kellogg, C7o-s.
TO GEORGE &. WILLIAMS
= C1IR-TOr ARE Ut.RFpy Nnr,PirD TIT 1T rpepF

SiR-IO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. TINT THERE
- Is now on flo IN the Office of The Clerk the District
Court Of PottawattaIe County Iowa. tire petif"n =,
aahnT Baidw IN, who claims of you tho SUN at F"ur
Hundred and Twenty Dollars, with interest the'hr,
since annc 18Th 1865, money due Oh rrpHIssoIv
Note given by you him, June 18th 1857, payable ona
year after the date thereof and calling fer sad tp
The said petition that said Sc"t ois E,Vtn q
the consideration for the sale to Sr said pCtitassr IL
the fonyging Gcscgibcd la.d VIZ: The Nor'h-cnst u
OF the Northcast o. SettiHn pirefca rfs1 and the
Northwest quars" of the NGrfi-weS quartz! Of ser
No twenty ~ u in TewnsHP Ne. seSfpty-FcyCn III
North eiR age fortycre an West That said irtitiGer
save you bond which he bouItdirfsef 70 trai>v a
iced for aid land when s1idpoie DaS paid - Ggli SAID
petitioner pays Judgment you IGr tue Aonugl
ie SAID n'dc ni tat At tho right asi lille and il
teres yGu haSc II described Real Estate be frrnvtr
free'"sel and SOLD to satisfy said c,a Now uGle,s
you appear and @e ssa petition on or befrre he
morning {" the Second Day Il THO next terra Of the
District Coatt IA s&Al e1uns to te tDp1nR scld u.
tie eitFcf tc'hcT brS, IN the Fist IqEda. II Frh-
rEafE, 1902 70 ~i The TIL d.. # seid tacnih iur-
meni will b. Teltdcrtd against yoG thereon ard Il .scs
entered against Won ne prayed fnr .-. - .E -
CLINTON 4 BALDWIN, 1!fgS for rla:af:f
STATE or iowh, fss
foftaTafiaraie County, 80 -.s %. j.
&. r keIIesy, iCerk ofthc District cc,rt I, sSd
fof Sad cnthrr do secretly certify That Jeln u sn.,
man, as nc co''nv fudge OF said cpunty has ~, a,s
oeefsi fat ha RbFc notice be published for forr
Sefa'Isc weeks N the Connci Bluffs weekly Nopparrf
a"eekty newspaper published IN the city of Cornell
Bluffs, Iowa. q - vrT ar, H,,'''o
Ry 4. BrRpicK. Depufy 10y 'He' y
December soth Isas. jrss-swJ y -.
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roE SNYDER AlDHENRY ALLEN,

TENTLEMEN-YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
" or before the Third Day Of Jannary, 1859 there
will be file in the Ce Of the Ciek the District
Court Of Prtawattanc COCutT. i'll the State Of Iowa.
petition Of L"uion Auiin, claiming OF you the Of
Three Hundred and ThIrty-FOu- Dollars, which he
alleges 10 he due him Pron s3ry NCte PAYABLE 10
Davis W. Muin and assigned TO Luudun MUfIn, date!
August 7th, 1856 for Three Hundred Dollars due six
months after date. And that unless YOU appear and
answer said peti'ion befoIe the morning the
Second Day Of the February Term the District Court
OF said county, to be begun and held in the City Of
Council Bluffs on the First Monday in February 1859
Judgment will he rendered against you thereon.
FRANK STREET, Atty tor Plaintiff
The foregoing notice having been returned by tho
Sherfo' POttawattamie County found hereby
order ION request of the Plantf) that the same bs
published four week successfully il the Council Bluff,
NOnpdreH
n35-iw c. P. KELLOGG CLERK
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c. J. Fox has been placed in command
Of the Miners Armory in this City, as may
be seen by reference to the proclamation,
under the head Of "ncw advertisements, y
in another column. BY calling on Lieut..
Dv>N, at the Armory, miners will DO sup
pied with all the appliances for cmbowelins
the earth about the ailments Of the South
Platte in the vicinity Of Cherry Creek. \
partial enumeration of the stores of tn"
armory, can be found in the aforesaid pro-
camatIOn.
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TO J. 4. TR ACY.

ltiR--YOT ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TINT, ON OR
- before the Third Day Of January, 1889 there will bo
nf file in the CLERK Of the District Court Of
Ptta"sttalle County, in the State Of Iowa pSii'ioH
at Conrad Giole claiming OF you the o. One ur
fr ei AMI inetyOpe Dollars and Seren+y rents
balance due hi;n eighty thousand hundred and
siXy-six bricks uld and delivered {" you Lot Four
~ Block Fifteen (5 in Bayss frat Addition to tho
Town of Council Bluffs, in saif County III the
Of 1873, aud claiming also Mec!anic Lien said lot
and the brick house erected for Cathpa Church there
on aud that unless appear and answer said petition
before the morning the Second Day 81 February
teS Q; the District Court %. said County, TO he begun
aud held in the City Council Hfs the First M0s.-
day ia February 1882 Judgment vii! cndercd
you thereon. FRANK STREET,
Iftt5 for Piuiniif
The foregoing notice having teefs roturTed by the
Sheriff Of Puav attame County mot fuUni' hereby
order ION request Of Sc Plaintiff that n DC pub
li,hcd f5nr weeks Excessively in lie Council Bluffs
H0npGreH
!t2J- ~ C, p. KELLOGG Clerk
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m ,on,,ts AncuEn

CtlR-fOs IRE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT ON or
- tnfre tie thfrf day Of January 1859 ,cFa Will be
Hs the Osice 81 tho Ceik u he Dti tst Court u
Pot a,tamie County, in the State Of Iowa petition
Of ffutnn MIlS1, Ginning Of ypu the sym Of Three
HuudfeSl ard FOaftesn Dollars which he aezes DO
due him ptUmisspEy Note. dated January H. 1855,
ai Pee osiTs~t and Hi2hiy Dosrs. Haya-
bic twelve after Iat aud that sou sp-
near aud ss said petition or before the In"ypiHa
Of the Second bay the February term Of the DisSs
Court OF said County, TO lie beg and held the City
OF Counci! Bluffs the First Monday in February, 1865
Judgment will be rendered against YoH thereon.
FRANK STREET, AHyJsr HeinfD
Tho foregoing notice having been IetuFBeS By the
Sheriff uf P,t,awattaiue County Bpt foubd,' hereby
order f. renest the Plaintiff that the same b. St-
Iished tour weeks successivey IN the tol'Hl s,sSs
NoHpaFsi. t35wti G. r. kELLo''' tAfS.
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POttaWattamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT.
(Ouncil RInTS UOxxa

9 Wqr E Or 20, rs, $40 acres, andioinng Mr..
-. Springer's farm, miles North of town
5 Or Or =, 10, i2-4O acres on Mosauitue creek
bottom land miles above Judge Bryants farm.
NJ or g. r. 4l-S0 acres timber, on Mosque
toe creek, !. mile south OF Mr. - farm.
or ), II, 40-l60 acres Silver creek bottom land
containing about 20 acres of timber the road
terbury's, in Shelby county.
81 ar; ar N W Or; 4 " or, and wqr
war;, rs. 1920 acres, Nshnaiotauy rolling bot
tom land; the Stage east l mi west of Rig
Grove, joining Socum's and Judge James farms on
the south, and Mr. Flies and Flcsher's east
There is n" better body of land in western Iowa than
this; with plenty of timber and numerous settlements
Also s W Or y W or; and y Or s W or l, rs 1910
acres mile east Of the above; bottom land with some
tim er.
81 sw or TO- and n f or Eqr ., IT, $3.50 acres
Nlshnaboany bottom land, miles north of Newton and
near CutzinGers Mill; about 10 timber 0 the
tract; mile north Of The new State road.
or and or 7, rs, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the n lshnabotauy River, miles below Newtown
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoinlng ".
PIerCe's farm.
NwqrSw qr34; W. E or; and Ear W 81;
E1t L ar %; y y n Eqr; Ell W Or; + ar " ar
and or ar % IT. i3lou acres. on Pr con creek
about miles above Reels mill, and 16 north Of
Council Bluffs.
hof E'4 10; NJ and W or y T or Is, "A, 44-4io
acres, Missouri River bottom land miles from Coun
Gil Ruds.
ETA, w. N W or, and s }. W or n " 10. II
$500 acres bottom slope and upland prairie,
Pigeon, % miles of Council Bluffs about Is acres
OF timber. This a very tine tract for large farm
y of or ar; and W !. n W or 35 and E,4 s
Or 81 70, 44-2oO acres, bottom, land, l mile from
Council Bluffs
EE SWqr; VIZ or, and W or n or &c, rs Al
100 acres bottom land, on Little Silver, miles east
Of l.. J. Chlds.
-, T. q %; grand W 4 or Sc, rs, 4l-32O
acres bottom land on Silver Creek, mile, east l..
Chiids.
E's Or; and W, s Eqr ~, IS 4I-I6O acres Sill
yer creek bottom land, \ mile south bridge new
State road.
S or \ " ar %, IS. $50 acres, mile north offs
Places and Fenncr's farms.
q \ " al D
prairie, south side Lcwins Grove one miie from New
town.
- y Or, and S Qr 10; s i \ W a. and W ar II,
-. 59-ISo acres on N>hnihttauy at Lcwin's Grove
oO acres G" timber, balance bottom pralrc and upland
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wri"ht's farms
= or; y + ar S W Or; and Tr W or Is,
10 4l-l3b - acres, on keg creek, \ mile of and
mill and l. mile above Mr. Nnturn's and ~
| from Council Bluffs Also, single tract o.