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Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14
City anb County grrtelIigsrrte.
WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION OF
SAVINGS

The annual meeting of this institution was
holden at their Office, on Thursday evening,
April l3, Hon. Stephen Salisbury, President,
in the chair.
The annual report of the Treasurer was
read and accepted. By this, it appears that
there has been an increase in the stock, of
S2Sl, 1913 IA since the last annual statement.
There have been received, during the year, in
fiye thousand two hundred deposits, 1868, ,402
81, and there has been paid out to depositors,
in three thousand, six hundred and thirty-one
payments, $3.50, ,329 20, showing an excess of
payments over the receipts, of 1926 6S-but,
during the same period, the accumulation of
interest, &C., has been sufficient to increase the
stock to the amount above named.
During the year l,49l new accounts have
been opened, and 305 accounts re-opened by
depositors who had heretofore withdrawn all
they had in deposite and !, ,13s accounts have
been closed by payments in full leaving, at
this time, TEN THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED
AND NINETY open accounts, giving an average
of S207 % to each account.
During the year, there has been loaned
$320, 0,495, and $50, 300 invested in bank stock
The Treasurer speaks of the fact, as graft
flying evidence of the increased prosperity of
the depositors, that, although they have with
drawn 1926 63 more than they have deposited,
yet it is very small portion, (less than ten
cents to each depositor,) of the $232, ,297 SO of
dividends which have been placed to their cred
it, and consequently saved-showing that the
depostors, in the aggregate, have not only sup
ported themselves from other resources, but
have increased their property by the large
sum of 1882, 700 of interest, without any la
Dor or care of their own.
The AUDITORS REPORT was then read and
accepted. In this report they say:
"The Auditors do not hesitate to express the
high degree of satisfaction they have felt in the
result of their investigation. In their judg-
ment, the capital of the Institution, large as it
is, and variously distributed in the investments,
is, as an aggregate, GOOD FOR EVERY DOLLAR
which stands charged to it upon the books"
A Committee on the Investments in Real
Estate made a report, which was accepted.
The meeting then proceeded to choice of
the President, Secretary, Vice Presidents, and
Trustees, after which the meeting adjourned.
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.
A meeting of the Trustees was holden at
the close of the meeting Of the Corporation, at
which Board of Investment and Board of
Auditors were chosen for the current year.
The officers of the Institution, with the as
signment of the Trustees for the several
months of the year, are as follows:
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, President.
Charles A. Hamilton, Treasurer
j. Henry Hill, Secretary.
Edward Hamilton, Assistant Treasurer.
Twelve Vice-Presidents and twenty -four
Trustees, constitute the Board of Trustees.
The order in which they are to serve is as
follows,-(the gentleman first named for each
month is a Vice President to wit:
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Our Photographs are widely different from all
Others, and considered far superior There is red
in the tone and hazness about the eyehe process
is of invention, and known only ourselves
The public are invited to call and examine specimens
exhibition. SPOONER & LINCOLN, Proprletors of the
a." Union Art Gallery" l97 Main Street, over Fiske 4
Goddard's. diff mch3l
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14
DIED

DIED.
In North Brookfeld March 80, Nathan Thompson,
aged IS years
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

III. +. Bishop, Dentist, Office No. IA Pearl street,
Dr. Bishop would call attention to the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation of the teeth by his
peror filings Persons wishing artificial teeth invited
to consult him. He will furnish all kinds in the most ap
proved styles of workmanship Electricity and Anas-
thecs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence IA Pearl street. dly dis
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Worcester Gymnasium. late Molineaux. The
Worcester Gymnastc Club having assumed the charge
of his institution will receive subscribers at the follow
ing reduced rates: year. sS; months, IS; months
SO; month, $3 Application may be made to the Secre
tary SAM L IL. PUTNAM, 235 Main st. to the Treas
urer CHAS. W. GILBERT, at Barnard, Sumner Cos
mch26 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Go to ClatIin's, if you are in quest of superior
Picture The long established reputation of his well
known Gallery of unsurpassed D-AGUERREOrYPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS and COLL0DIOrYPES, is duly sus-
tanned by his daily productions Mr. c. practices gum
game on his pictures patrons preerng 10 serve his
customers with class of work which will always be
isfactory, and leave the minor grades OF moonshne
fusion and pewter Spoon productions those artists
designed by Nature for that kind of only Rooms
lSS Main Street. over Citizens Bank. d3m fl2
A NuIsance-Its Neutrality-suspicious. here dye
their heads and boards regiment may be encountered
any fine day on Broadway with that dead shoe blac kiRg
look which the hair dye gives Nobody is deceived,
dyed beau looks like the devil exoerically speaking
Every barber has a sign of hair dye. The quaint ty
that torlon swindle sold must be immense ~ u 1rib
That's fact. You dCdys tell persons that use
hair dye 1t gives the shoe backing tint Whch cannot be
niSdken. We will, however, just whisper to grey
harcd friends who wish their Grown of Glory it
in youth, that HEIMSTREET'S RESTORATIVE, acting
the natural secretons the of the hair restores
ot dyes it to precisely its natural and original color
Try t."-1r0y Wing.
Sold everywhere Price 80 cents bottle.
w. L. HAGAN Il CO, Proprietors, Troy, N
Sold in Worcester by GEO X. SPURR, 2Ol Main st.
mchlS dim
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

DO you want good AmbrOtype, Melana-
type, or Photograph, if call BEAL No. II Pipers
Block and sit for of his superior pictures He leaves
it for his customers to judge to the correctness of the
likeness Don't fail to look at his 50 cent pcturesthe
best thing Mr. b. is also making Photographs from
small Daguerreotypes, enlarged to any size required.
Don't forget No. IL Piper's Block. ii. L. BEAL.
mchl5 3m
Wanted Immcdi:stely-A Photograph Colorst,
by SPO0NER ~ LINCOLN, at the "Union Art Gallery
1877 Main street. No need apply who cannot come
highly recommended and bring samples of coOrng with
him. dtf apl
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

CHICKEN FEED loo Bushels RarIov
~ at a low price, for sale by
al. THos SUTTON,
hPit uZw Mechanic St
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14
SpetlaI 4lotlees.

= s. G. Gale, Attorney at Law, and General
Agent atNINNEAPoLs, Falls of ST. Anthony MINNESOTA;
will also, free Of charge give any desired information
within his power. concerning present opportunities for
capitalists farmers, mechanics manufacturers in this
part of Minnesota. Refers to Bacon drich, Worces
ter. Mass. d6m* apl4
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

The Superiority Of the Photographs and Ambrotypcs
made by Spooner Lincoln Is universally acknowledged
the day warrant the assertion Their Gallery is 1871 Main
mch3l it'd
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. PSI
Main street, corner Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass
furnishes drugs and patent medicines of all kinds at
wholesale and retail supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal TERMS for cash and devotes his espec
ia attention to the compromising and preparation of hy
scians prescriptions dly ap2
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

mencc on Monday, April llth G. Is. METCALF
mch5 d5w
Dental Notice.-Dr. q. C.H.JENCKs'S Dem
tai Rooms at No. 239 Main Street Worcester Ie Ia
having great success IN using ELEcrRiCTY to produce In
scnsibiltty to pain while extracting teeth An other dem
tai operations peroredn In he careful and thorough
nhhhcr, hs usuhl, III dtf
Unriv0lled photOgrnphs.-wew would invite tbo
citizens Of Worcester and vicinity call and cxamlno
our mammoth collection on exhibition at the Union All
Hhllery, W. Main St, Fskc Il Goddnrd's Jewelrv
store. SPOONER n LINCOLN AZ vecThssiiy
A Card.--Mlis. b. r. CLARK, Eclectic physcjon
would respectfully offer her services 10 he etizens ~
worcester Special attention. at All times mid io MIn ~
MlfEhf. ONCE and residence, 800 Main street corner
" ''' ""i"os'Vr' H"Ss dtf mch3l
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Special NOtice.-At a meeting held on Saturday
evening" of the Worcester Union Cricket Club the fol-
lowing officers unanimously elected for the ensuing
season. President Thomas 0Neil Vice President, Geo.
Chandler Treasurer Hugh Finley; Secretary, Charles
B. Rourke The said Club is open to play match
with any Cricket Club in Worcester County. Address
Secretary CHARLES Is ROURkE, Sec'y
apl3 d6t*
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Highland School. The Spring Term will com
mencc on Monday, April llth. G. B METCALF
mchb d5w
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

OATS-1000 Bushels Prime Oats in store.
For sale by TIIOS. SUTTON,
nPi1 uzW Mechanic ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14
| ,ARGE STANDARD PEARS, &c.

I I1HtCI11 q 4AANDtAIND I II n II D, &c.
- 500 BARTLETT, years grated and 1000 of
other varieties OF same age, at 80 each also less sizes
az sl,oV and one dollar. nB- WARF PEARSsi
years grated in bearing state ST. and less size bearing
70 Gus APrIEs-Baldwin Porter, and all leading vare,
ties years grated, $40 per l00S years splendid for
prompt bearing, SS SPLENDID CHERRIES "a 10 II with
heads SS4 per OO Plums cts I4O varieties Of Harry
native grapes, and all small fruits Priced Catalogues
sent to applicants. WM RI PRiNNE : ~, sueS
apl4 d3t+ Flnsbinr Nv
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

no, RE, ME.-MR. CoLLEsrER's School
- for Misses and Lads will be holden every wpnNps
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. at 2 O'Clock At bis
Room, No III NJ ain Street. ' ~ ~
Term, twenty-tour lessons; Tuition al
First Lesson, April l3h inst DIV anl5
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

Ihose persons who desire to become subscribers to the
WORK VIII please send their names to S. CLOUGH d CO.
froMaence, Publishers Agents for the State of Rhode
Island worcester and Bristol Counties Mass and Hart
lOru, Ct dTh&S&wlt apl4
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14
sa5aEsszss WESTERN RAILROAD

Eaasasao9sea9aa w EO1 1ElGN hA1LHOAD-
5fe.s-S555==55ss.9 5..S5s.s9 UMJiER ARRANGEMERTS-M
son, ami the West. N'' ~
% leave worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson and the
"SSst, Sacconlmodatlon) at 800 q. M and $3.50 u. M
Eor New York and Albany, (express) 10 a. M 43O D. M
ger car attached, at IL a. M rN19'"
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

NC secureu al the Ticket Offices to all tue
citles ana towns in the West and Southwest
n chaIHOdd ConhecttGns-At Albany with the New York
Nenra Troy, and Hudson River. At Chatham with the
S. Sew fork and Harlem, and Hudson Boston. At
& lae Line with the Housatonc. At Pttsheld with the
don and Amherst HENRY GRAY Sun,
worcester, April Ia, 1889. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

The price OF the library edition. extra fine paper will
De l9O which VIII be the retail price the common
euon rersons subscribing will therefore secure the
library edition at the same price that they would be
oogeu 10 pay Tor the common edition after its publiea
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
MARsHAL3s SALE.

! BY virtue Of a special execution lss7ss
from the ofica Of the Clerk Of the Cags
States District Court for the Dtstrc. Z
Ecwa, iR the middle division thered. j
gsgaE Of yssaHs FEoxsl aad against Gs5rss
u. Wsrfa ard Am WsBts, dated lbs "a
day Of February 1883, and to me drsc.s1
commanding me that / make or esass .
be made, the sum Of one thousaHd I'D
thirty one dollars amount doe inc}eaas
debt, interests and eoats, wfth iu.sp9
thereon at the rate Of tea per cent fra
the 4th day Of May 1888, by sale Of be b.
lowing described real estate Situated T. =
Coaaty Of Pottawattauaias and ss1:f 4
Iowa, to wit: ....
The north vest quarter Of Section In
Rou9 eSa5 ana ehs north west quar,: Z
SSatisa Afte@n { 49, la TsWnahip ss1szY
six nOrsh Gf RsaEE Of thlxsY nine we& 4
the 5Eh r. M. Also the south west a4l1z
Of the 1oTth east quarter ana the nortb ~
Of the south east suartar Of Section tEsar
seven (2Il and the east half Of the so51
east quarter and the north west quarg I
The ncrth east quarter Of Section tEtsr
aeven ~ Ia Township seventy seTta asa
Of Range thirty nine wsst. Also the ~
half Of the north east quarter ana the s,SG
east quarter OF the north west quartz
Sseksna alsEss, k&a3 10 TewRship ssTszT
Eg asnxsh ue sgsa eaFty swo west, A@
Us aa5k hal e IN s@atk east eaarasF al
tks nortla weas quarter Of t1s soaah ssE
quarter Of Section oae (ll In Township
SERENITY four north Of Range forty thTss
wssk nf the 5th P. NJ. Ahd | hereby give
public notice that have levied upon The
above described property and will sell The
Same - paR1ic sate ak The sleas ct the Uai-
ted States District Court Room In Iowa
City, johnson C0anty, Iowa, on SATURDAY
Ma SSH dag % hay 1888, a lhe boar d
O'Clock r. No. - 49, sssi sLAa ~
est bidtfsr sf1r1zs ~ he ahoFe DE-
scfibsd real aRsaas CD sala debt, II
tsFsst Ani costs s. wsaf he ell sserELlg
costa Thereon. ~
ksAfBM - sum AGERS,
C. q 1xAaeAal ssr To District Of Iowa
by HsaAcw TUwxxE, DopuFy.
Mbrfl a lass 81 a ~
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Where's SesepA ID. Rsylins and Sarah =.
"a rs Ia 80 naea aaaas
Nsgsssbsx ~ e -. -. enavsysd e
1hwRan@ aaw sh mmnAs she - smvsst& Rsal
Estate, sstaakss iyiak and keEng n Couneil
plaahs p0sssWafssnsls oosRty, Isws, Z
with 8 - "a
Less slx al, ssd savsa 4 Il. plaek ssvas
III; u BxyfE AFsk AHs1kssA % GUssuel 4
BlaGs, Iowa mfEa sfss Ishpsuvdmaaks thars,
noss ID I'D nssd "a FsasE q 90. Is,
the SUM uf Twsasy ona Hnadrpd Dcllars
~, 100 90 Elgas 0nsAs Area the 2nd
day es Nawsmhag, IA. u. 1857. And
whassaa said nose 10 Aaw asam vita smeaR.
est tAaEscn iEsm na&uEikv * I'D neta, ans
gspSfa Thegesors, i Thaasaa olSesg,
Trustee "a akaEsaaid, Will Al 90 rsanasI
oR The ha3dsE ps aaid ness, 81 kAe Real
Estate ADORE described with Us laspgngs,
hn@hka th@1hsshs aee1s q ahs Bs$yasfSas
Of sad Dead af Tfssk as PuhEis Vaadus
At he FROST deer ok ne PsgfEe Hsuss q
Couhcii HlahS, frwa eog Cash, 60 ths hRRh.
ssk kiddaE, Askwsea 10 Aanrs cf 8 olclpck,
A. ~ end ! usgaeek p. M on ThasaaAy,
sAe Soth day q Janey A. %. ia60. Rn aaAs
iafy said dsnaad and eesaa &C aa1gs krssk.
THOMAS uRFIGE Tgwskas,
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+ q 80 sFw es \, :

IN q && 90 &A&M#&# &WS M6a@ aRsF<S *AM N
KaAMKsaaz. Iowa 10y III. 1sSsl,
essd b pFssieas nossss. tAs ~
aoasasy u pasgomsry Ooansy, sss-
"a sogsshss y tka Oours Houss e. shs
parpOss u sisesing : dslsgsas = ~
Bsase Donvension, and attending 10 saeh
sahss BUSINESS 90 might eoass hsfors
them.
Tue House heing called 10 order, r.
W. RoaKaa was elected Chairmsa, and
~. : iBaaAs, sssrssasy. J. y. GHsaz
Ahsn asassd ths obisos os tbs msssing. Ths
Ghaiman rs-ssatsd tie obisea o. the nlsss
Iinx with some bgief remagks. After Aae-
aH e W Cares was sEagzsa ~ Dsfsl
gMsa aasf a 2. SmAwks u Naha4fsNts
ah mosiea, 8. n. ghiads N O. AEsaal
ana Il. Il. oamphslI, wsRs elected !
Caussv nanazas commissss, 1ox khs paT'
poas 81 aasaneIag the gsnsral iuLeEsss
~ - passasis pqpaIses and 10 carr
inss sIEsss ssEssis rasalations upon ..
lsssiea dsyD asseEHysas 10 be ssipUlat
sd
On motioas aomnittes was appoiat-
sd 70 draft By-iswE Cor lhs geEsnmeni
and duty Of said Centrsl Oemmaasesy-
On motian she hoass thsa adjossaad Il
meet "a I esslosk r. M
Having mst pursuaa1 70 aajaaEHmsas
shs comnlsts sa Ry-lawss aEt@s SONS de-
l libaRatiazas hsggea laawa Ea sspast q
wishing further Tina After tEsnsaakint
some other hnsinesas ON aaosi0h TIE Con,
i vension adiourasd, sEsae de- e g
3. w. ROGERS, CHS.
| Wa. MuaaAx, Seesy. aa.
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10000 YARDS !!
-FREsH RREER q ANTREal

7
Proposals win bsrseeivsd up 10 IL ,o'eiock
on ths f4th day Of july neat, fer sappfyfag
the sahaastanee DepsxtAsnk OF tAa array
IL this pass, with fresh Desf lar sne real
from the 6rst day af Sept next. Tha Con.
tract VIII tbs lex, anfdeck 10 ths Apr oval
az the Oomznamaaxy faeawral IL Subsidiaries,
to the lowest resp0nsihle haEdsx, and m4ast
eonform 10 tie Form prescribed Ia the
Sabalstaaes Regulations oe me Army.
TIE d. A. G. 8, reserves the rExhE 20
reject any Or al TIA bids deemed by hEm
unreasonable, and no Member oF Congress
sAah Be allowed ang sAare Ia said Con
tTAst.
The Beef 10 TO be delivered al this once.
In Quarters aud equal proportion OF fore
aaa hiha---aeeks and shahka exehaas4, at
such times and In such Quantities an taaa
A. A. c. S. sox the tins bsing shaEl xaaMkrag
payment 70 be made moRkhIy a M as
practicable.
The proposals nmzs ssk fsaRfA kh@ mwina
par pound for whieh tia beet win BE dalsz-
cred hers, VITA TIE cDDalefons aBd umlsa.
iona prescribed herein, aad ID ne sabsEa-
tsaee Regulators " he AFny, and BE Ii.
Fecteds-~a
To Tie A. A. C. 3. q. states Aray. 81
Fort Randall, NshEaaka TAFrssory, With
ths weEas, apoaala kcx Rsef. aeroas
ths ends 81 tbs EaweIope.
(asHss II A. N. W 81 yy. o. LONG.
Fort Randall, H. T. d L.. ID Ina.
nag ~ 1853. IN - A. C. q.
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Council EsauaKs and 81. Joseph
nail RoaMs

Tbs Forest City Moaiior endorses oaE
Suggestion fos &mesting Of the Board d
Directors Of lhe Platte Country Il. r.,
and she Council BluEa and ST. Joseph r.
B., on shs oah of June next, with = slighl
specification.
The editor of ths Aviator Afler sta
ting bis objections 10 our proposition,
makes the following proposition, which,
50 far a. We are concerned, l. perfectly
satisfactory
fWe, theresors, propose holding a
Railroad osHvsntlon ga Friday tine lOth
Of June, " Forest City. w1il the pso-
pla "a the BlaHs second our ppOpositionP
q 10, We shisk i will give general sat-.
istaatieu aioag tbs line, beoAaas she poo-
pie ct 81. Jpseph having enjoyed tie
hsaehss ana blessings Of the Hannibal
end Vi, Joseph Railread, are now faliy
Issparsalso se-agsrsae ID shs bnilding
% shs goaaeGl Hluas end Dc. Jossph, or
ID usAsk words tAsy are ready 10 do their
past tcwssas the bmilding Of whas We
MissOarEana eall shs Platte Country
Railroad. And IS We hare an sIeeaioa
on the Hr@s AouiAy Of august, as to
Whether or county SHAH taka cns hua.
dred shessand aallanz stock Ii TIE read;
ED - De pfspesitsoA b Ii dvabe vs.
coed some encouragement Aad shiak i
nesting AZ she kind woala inspire he
people aaong shs LINZ Wis renewea en-
ergy. Our piaes being 4 riysg A0wn i
ssAB Of acosss, to persons somlag iron
9 distances, and We hare Id doahs bal 81
arrangsmeat saa = nsads wisa oar pask
sas % earry Asssngsss bosA ~ end asgsn
Tor hatg tie usual fass. Thsa wv haYe
zood roads eaHasng II from the snsaEicFs
. ahaa re cas- gss up large aad apsFi-
"a ssasihs II Forest CHS i ska plAAs
.asssla saae wish favor = haimg a.azs
sl.as sAs sxsssuse Seed aaA end
j -
Essk rs bear frsm sls sgrisads u Tia
80 ca BOZ sldes " slis liver AnA Il
Epe win ssoSzad shs assvs " VII prone
- thaa cas- sisisass - 40 aasaar pars
cwasds Masking kDd hk ane Il IL.
aksas Ga 81 Epaa ssf
EFs heps ~ ~ Gsiisass ia ~ goasa !
Fill EaiE i ~ IS sspessllsa -
- xsassss aasass Is mss - d |
i - lz1 hsss
EsftIs 81 hlsS ~ daa a. A
aph hA ID Ms Eaa -
- Is hare ) psafseE andssssand
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The MiIwaHkee Nsws pnhlishas lst-
ssr FRAN Joan Smith, . fswell knowu eat.
iEen a 1giconsin,' p frona which we clip
the following extract. We fear, bow.
eyers aiat the writer hss given great lat.
ituda tghis pen
Thsas 4 geld hsra- ioss Of ii. Tha
gopaess sass " cas- 81 lbs xreund hy Ehe
bushss Ill an Tue nnu0nl sghs the whole
earth xax nAsseS around s0nks like heay ven
with iss rnYYiaa stars, b. Ike 4 pralsy
girl with yellDw frseklas. ne woosi
ehnaka dig out bushsga and basAess nf Ii.
and sha snAkes Ia shis country look like
gold ones, from srawiing afnena aold
chunks. lt is fond ID ST sized piecss,
grotn the aiEs Of q hens egg up 10 she
bigness q 8 large ssons, and Of the On.
sst qualify.
We have raksd together What lar looae
on IN aere 81 ground, and have swenly,
two piles about e. Dig be large sixed
hAystaekR. Last night twc hundred r..
dians saxne 70 rob al Of i SEE Of silver
spoons and fine comb that mY wifs had
70 use % the ehiidrens And We barrica.
ded orr house With rocks Of gold ell
they could not gain admissancs, and
were aorcsd 10 beg 70 make friends with
as.
1 am gazing % leave these diggings for
8 better enc. II is coo mueh trouble 10
tug and pgy up The gtsae big chunks 81
gold that weigh bali j Gun or %, and are
50 thick req cannot get than oas With
oaf danger q bseskiag yoaF legs, and L
ara going mp to d ravine whare all Ehat
{ have to do il to 20 10 TIE ssp of q higa,
mountain ana RON IL down to tie riYsF.
The country here Is ! Aue ona. bus the
Winds ar6 awfaI. Ny boya gos 10 lirsss
With eating ROOFS, lhaa / can ossiy 4 sep
them by me- 81 tegsshsx, b piiing
lunps Of ggld, about u big IL uaTlsss
On their shirs-sAiis, III 10 liGgle iap0-
oenss sit down "a The akass q pla5t---s
gyeEysaing kr0ws hafs. II en- raise ~.
~ baahals 6a mll6Af be sae naFl6. Ugaa-s
zes, lem ossa, and III 8ush 1IoFsd fruits
zfom Wild kgsa ws1sTa Anslons, pears,
sppiee. psaeEses and apple dufnplings
"a ID ansy shaA saas SO md no mar
= - 4 III a.
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An DRNTEAECR

CksHgiAS he bsaaGasses n Rsss Stgea.
See. 1. Be IL 0Edalned by the GOmmoE
Coan<ll Of TIE City az Coaneli nluGs.--
That the Street between Blocks Namhes
Seventeen and Nineteen, In the MIL Ad-
aitisn to Council Bluffs, Be named Rosa
Street. -.r9s-.#as
See. 2. Be IL further sFdainsA that thirty
i've feet Of said Street along fta EoEthsrn
boundary b vacated, ssd che Gsuthssn
boundary extended Twenty-Five fest Ssuth
on to Block ninstssni
Conditioned that John w. Ross, appti-
cant for said charge OF Street. mac1asa6 ths
right 81 way free Of cost and dAmage Ia
the City. Then this ordinances to be La
fail fpres, otherwise 81 ne sAees. '
AppEoEed May 2i,rA. D., 1859.
(signsd) q. DOUGHTY hsyer.
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