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l. =. DOUGLAS,
Memse Car semaer IL IxaEm ~


by vaEt1a OF an ExOsaSion Go me dire &c.
ed frous tbs o6see DC khs Casrk ae she III
tsiet Court Of Poktawaktanta CouBsY, Iswa
] shall proceed BE- seIi ca Thazsszsg. IL
zlaa dsy e Sepksmhae. a. ID. 1850. ba.
twesn fhe hours q 10 o,cao1k i. =. -
{ o'clock z. ~. eg safa day, Il gFcnf 81 sIlr
0eMnky TrsasaFsrsw OAsea. III ~ Cltv n
Ceaneil hlaiEas tins ealaowing dssEgfhsEI
Rasl Estate 0E Eaa&e Heabe. te@wltt
Lot Ne. 90, Ia original kawm Of Csusn-
eia bsHis, Iowa, sxesps 20 faek % kha N
E. side.
Taken a. TIA property Of Isaac DeaAa Is
saktsfy an sxeeatios 10 fasof of Ira plat
nsF. 8. u. CRAFG.
S&@S
Coansn Blaas, lows, Aag. aslA lsss
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zsises shas 49, alAAa $3.50 -
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uRiaAQa q kaass Ssasassae - ss
news zpss 49, % 49, e
hire II regarding a - 9 qassssah ass
tlsa y - assseaon = 80 zpsssae
tzisszAl = ~ ssa = NAaqA ~
saboraiaa ~ go = - = nj 49,
sisaasaes wass eaaaa = yiaaa asppaasss
ebsssssi Aaa hsEal = sas saas asasa
hsswssn sAs bsznoesas7 SO kns Higher
aAw doesEIna Is shsaF moass1 xspa1lE"
san opponsnas.
Passing y shoss aomsssse iasssssaa
wAioA sAistly intsssst shs pAeple II Iowa
Ia shls soataal, hs skawsd up aAs pxaai-
gaay, fraaa ana sossapaian wAiah hasa
marked ths oarsss Of sha RspabaGsaa
party, IL i aAaaneF saAa sAssisd ssnyie-
zion 10 lbs maids II ms psapls ard all
ed me aoAaxta a fanaAiaism MisA esa-
sssznasisas ne kanasie Asyaua aBin-
dis was sxpossd ana Efs HISTORY glsas
kgom bzsA & Iasa, sEsowinz shaa nnaes
me peliaiaal aaansserin9 aG Gsimss aaA
Compaay, oves qaastsF Of millisn q
dollars u ZEE peoples fnongy lad beer
sqaaaSsEsds onlT y aaRieh shsmsalvsa
and ethsR paliaisAl parasites, ms
printing kaanass tie 1AeEiaesoa swlaaasl
ard sthes paxsa q shaa syatana Of eoE.
sapason Nhreagh which oHs State indebs,
edneas hAs hssn Increased iron les thaz
STo, COO 70 ssar 500 900 IL four years
we're exposea and bald mp 70 the people -
maas eOnalusive reasoas way shsy sho'd
no longsz enaFuss sAs poser e that eoF-
rupt party. bat sRaasfa i % tbs handa
OF tA0se whe viii dirsca it for the ~
fogm Of existing abuses sAs rstEensh-
msas q expenditures, and the EsdussaoE
Of sAs Stats debt % it's constitutional
limita-and who Will husband ths =.
sources Of the State to u.s. ne msasyl
asiains thassfsem ~ sag 20 impsaxi
shs country, develops ass fesoaFees, ems
pTuEaoss The prosperity q the people.
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wARTED.

by a young married m&n, a situation
'SnaEs he Saa be assfuliy snaplogvd--ia .
good Clerk and Aeeoankank. ar can "a ~
laboramg work. Is wiIIiag 10 txka 4 sub
ordinate situation, untii acaaaiaeance slaaIl
warrant aaxzaCsmeuk. Ahniv e O. 20
tlprs e this paper ard e. fnieEvisw csn b
bad.
Couaeti BIaGs Aug. s& ie.sw.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-24

SEEEGAR SENxzEsHwEs---sT will pos oksv
she 90 % Oongrsss requiring tha saxrsn-
der of fngItivs slaves. Twin rather saf-
Ger shs psaaities u the iaw.s
KiEkwoods Rspabiisaa sandidass Cor
0oveEnsF.
81 will aos obey the Law Of The I.skis-
tars oE ths State OF Iowa axainsa my
rssht 10 steal horses. I prefer % submit
70 lie psnaiy.n
Aiks Sister, Of Ysllow spriAgs Towa.
sAips now Al Rt AsAdiaom.--~Ssata 1a@.
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+
E@@aee@ asaM segmRs, saaasm
* "a sEzes. Also, Pure Brandlss. wanes,
Afeshal, VsnswaFy Lamsssd sEk lsamp
eal &c. a crest vaaisky al MstAesm
asd Namsy GAeass Memahsa &c ali
kEm4s, AAs xsnry laomhs, oE I'll
kamastA @ead sIssk e. ia.
afenaRy
9sgetAsg with ; great VARSITY eg aEtxSies
suited 10 the waHss And sansy og eEz&o.
merG.
FAyxkEiaas ana 9zaaeEm are Zsspesa4mihs
fnvitsd 20 cal snd axamtne ear s4aek be
fore making sheir purchases. ResasA@g
kAs new stoFe, sign az the G0Edsa MnskaT.
PassienlaF atssakion gissa Ia pmAaksiazg
ap praaerlptiona and family receipts.
Al gaods warranted para and uaa&Hlks
rA1sd. Cjsa1-bstf1
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Wilsz&m nAaaR ~ kamuss 3. MzA
hare fAia dag sassas j eaE ri 8 zssass
~ aazus Ana stgfs L BSkss = EpSzs ~
49, FAzT0ss V esHgFfAM en- - NkaN4ss
&asa - IN aM ksa hf&Mz&Aa, Mxs Asaaa 10
azgAek &fssefsnN sA haslss8sH IL sa8RaSa Aas.
u Ne sRa&ss MAMM ID 400
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$50 HELP ME GOD, RATHER
SHALL NY RIGHT ARM WTTHRR AT
III BODY, THAN 81 SEEN TO As
HgSE 10y 0KEICKR m TIE RETURN
uF a FUGITIVE SLAVE. ~ Rxaknet
9gam NJ spsssA ek =. y. Kirkwood in
Rlaomssla, Aasaks lsss 1859.
~. wildwood aaksd General Dodge
sswAsahaR m mOuld halp ke eaAch q run
away saMEs,s 10 whick mF. Dedgs re-
paisds
ssI Will Do ANYTHING THAT
TIE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF
~ C0uNTRT REQUiRE OF Nh. =
AGssAsk passss NJ. Kiskwoed, beOosa-
mn &msss q sha popular odimm sasasal-
sne - seeA reasonable aenaimasss, aa-
ssesersa 10 sasiify IL slighsly, BY SAP
ing tAsa b woaId net assist In shs rs-
saan "a . fagisiya slases but i called
upoB By an oaaesR 10 do 90, he woald
amizw tha panaaay for raEnHing. rs said
~ lsw gave him shis aIssrnasivs, and
- wsaId cheese shs alternative ~ tie
paaalsy, raahaE than obsy the Law.
Deem shia maize ahs case amy better
ESr IA aspir&ae % ths gahsrnati email
saaifs VIII shspsopls sustsin j woula-
81 skiak sxssasivs Of shs Laws 10 SEATING
the sxsmpls Of rebellion against Eha 6a-
praise OonstitssionAl lag Of tina land
u M. Kirkweod 20 ignorans - not 10
knew Shaa saah : dsalaxAsisa IL sQaiye~
lsns % aiding sd sksAking shass wha
spsmiy rssiss ale Iaws In he 80 igae-
saas shaa h. nssds % be soia, thss IL
tkaRs is ns rssissanes % he axseasian 81
ne Iaw, thszs win b. no occasion for the
afaosE 10 call 90 him o. asy oas else 70
ana is iss axssHtisa2
These axa Qusskians which Is wenld
hass bssa wssl FER ~. Kiskwso& e con-
sidsr before mskiag sash rasA dssla-
sasisa. IN = ID sha people Of lows viii
aasww shose essatsOns II . veies Of
shaaaw zsAinss him a Ne polls. Their
sawaiss will h ~ eysEwhalmnsng son-
dsasnsasen q nina and his guilty eans-
pssrs, waas maks shsis highsr-lss sanaa-
isssa ) prsssxt Ess Ne yiolasiSa Il ~
- aszhs, - ssbziisn asainsA he Con
ssisazsaa aad l&wa, cad pssasssion II ~
gro ssaasing inssnla asiaa whsm shsy aaa
IS esas psws fos hseslng ap . din and
aisssrI whish may snahis shem To steal
inAa psW@s shsaSh sAsiT pssh - llsAs-
sahy the aamas u aiasolatssa Nd ssysl
wag.
- tAis plaeey Gea, Dodge paA ne
aaae qasssisa 10 ~. Kirkwsod nd ~
is2ss i KaAos pabEiah = Bss u 10
ssxasaa "a NJ Pheasant NJ. Kifkwsad
RS asa md ahssaasslyr % ssl-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-24

RgsAxx9NEA EsaBaHpkTv hoxses
aass ~ sssssay il CO. 1sekAan sna
pssssaass y - = ! risaa, rssenAly
lissd u sanGAsas Aziasss n sha xsnahss
age % y yeasss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-24

@aases Law hoekas and nawaRapsxK 81
bookz q any ktnd, CID o. nsw, BEND o.
reb0wnA IN tAs moak appEavsd akyisss On
aAaEx uDtzea, az low psfeAs
Old S&miiy Bibles Is hoAAd 81 ~ " laok
wR =. KITRg
Aag Ia 1859 d
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MANU- CxwmK,

c9uHCKx HluRSs, sees .sss sees .2sEA-
Ths anhaegab4g wem1d respectfully laEoEm
Eha eiks3sms In Waskaxm IeMa al MehxRa..
"a III q has s.ss 3 -
thas ssetisa eg ths enankry. Ans nowl
prepared 90 Do NIL kinda &C work, psrtaEnr.
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swafzp sfAHs ua nag sxkasine end de-
ssrsnans spun ~ Rs6sT papers and X
isdzsiss meN - Alss asza = yea Ind that
fhey Wsea ~ 49, Asassi pAisn a. lanas
gganses 8y rs SO "a zssh Espsslnheg,
roe vii " rspnfk bet IL tha rse
2ssN 80 IN faisAs Beg0k8 Fnn wsEI nns
wsxxans Elzaf aseisE0as che salsesinn ~
sssszsV mar aB ones be Tsieesess, asa aha
laads mag ne aaExisd apun ths lises Of
I2nas enwring Hnaar she axaaka Cor aan.
sevwesiag EaiIraads, and the kstis Of the
aeata unsaes those gf&nas fuliy fscognia.
ID -
Wishsaa rsising Qnsssian q v ~
soFrsatnass 81 tAls dsssslon, e presaaa- :
ins b sky baN ~ or ssass aashaEsssss
are ssspeaalbls 1er psgsnsssing Aha aaaa
70 20 lhas asaaasa sAs psepse mna $50
apssnsiss, VI asgsaH or cs1as lsp. -
esaA i - a. issaansa. i aannasa via
80 ThoEinssen swinalsS b shew ssaas
thing q shs fsenlsa uS Ars 81 saha-
issng INDIA nlAsk Kspnblisaa naisrnls.
- Aau M ~ - =
aAa psapls sssm -
ssons uhass whs1a as sq ID s. Il
hias plitsa - u " hs sae-E
- 4 tAls sas.
Ii ~ s ii Assa ss -
henesa Aa hsasaR Ra h IL
GA #zH4d IL AZ Id 81 ~ q 81 H. & S. IN zzg
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4
lashsiysa "a hinssif and his Bask Rspub
iisaa sa-worksrs j. lHlqaiG1 "a serrsp-
Ieisn,
Gee. DeDoH SOS Allswsa an SOAR
half u apssk n aissassoa Tisk she saAs
vac, whiis hls sspablasan ARK ana wsre
asasRaing thai aas. q. daelinea 70 meet
fam In discussion, was asing svsgytkimg
Ii his powsr to shaps hss canvass "a 81
10 avid messing Sea. Dsd8s Bat rs
latter followed his apPoim tassaas ND 10
shis plass, fersing his sppsnsns o IA
Open dissaasion q avery point aad mo- .
NJ ~ asn. Dodge vfassie slsd lho HEB
epnaaepss xspossd b shs Demaan@es In
Ma abiiity and Hdsiity. His frisndaI
hass wses wall pleased and fels sip.
ceFs prias u ~ nssasy aaa dignEhsa
hazzsak = shsis sEssaAei Assssr Esam
rs sisAa. asnpssheasiya ~ ssasmmaa-
afks gsems and his Abls axpesislss 1T
Ne priHalplss, msasuTas ana hisaufy
u psssaas, shsiE aoaAaenss Il - iaaegs
- IL sas kasisass 0snssfasy - -
cerxspaaass IL thssx psinelplas, was rsA
nssra 40 gaas sasaa
Co. ps8xess ssssaa, Arsse IL II sssas
- agl rsyzsw u ahass sskt
4s6Il lIGs kasn ~ ~ ii bs6
~ e i s.sss sl.,s.sk IL. x<sx II IA ~.
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Ua. ~, STRAITON, SANFORD 4 IN
olo-u l0l Pearl and 81 Stone Streets New Yoa,k
INDIA OHiNA.-Twelve dinner sets. each con-
EHllni1g enc hundred and sixtyone pieces For sol, -
"0AAs "niiHioeE o. u and Bowly's wharf ~
ecS-H
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Mntbanoi3e.

WALNUTS;-50 bags Naples and Sicily, for
WY w. sale by EDWARD l. PALMER, No Bowiy's
WHISKIES.-2O or. casks of very superior Old
s Rye WhisEey for sale by GEO. L. HARRISON,
. l.onnells wharf. miStf
WESTERN RUMP PORK-82 bbls. Rump
~ Pork for sale by GCNTlIER& RoDEWALD. ape Iw
WESTERN MESS PORK.-l0l bbIs. Western
w wa Mess Pork for sale by GUNTHER 4 RoDEWALD.
WINDOW CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE,-A SIM
ri FSiF co., E g Ss 9a ss sale
WESTERN LARD in bbls. and kegs for sale bv
w SMITH 4 NICODEMUS. anIstf'
WHISKEY.-Pur Ryeand Bourbon Whiskev-
in store and for sale at % Commerce street apI4tf
O00 BBLS. NJ. l. PREMIUM RECTIFIED
G<OOWhiskey for sale by H. +. sTICKNEY, 81 Cheap
90 OR. CASKS SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE
sIIi bond and in store for sale by H. F sTIcKNEY2
OK HHDS. DRY SALT HAMS, lust received
opposite & y Depot Cider No. lSO 5 h"aT m ftrfft
% HHDS. BREASTS, just received and for
oOsae by CHILDS GAYN0R, As South st. ap23-tf
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL,
ENK l2F acneTy and tgnneins purpose by DUGAN
100 HHDS: PRIME BACON SIDES for sale
~ CDy SMITH AlCoDEMUS. apl5-tf
100 TIERCES McKEEHAN & EVANS cele-
Sr 6GReinpat Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
100 BBLs. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
Il y store for sale by G. CASSARD son, 4O7 and 400
. e sIeeG. mh5-f
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
more STec sale by G. cAssARD SON. 4Ond 400 v Bal
160 BOXES "GROSS 4 DTETRTCHS0
InIyS s6g 0ene Soap This old established
cay for family Is n %ar B h ffP az so % on
more 10 Eutaw street. opposite b o r. il Depot
n 9. IN
pSans % "s JAMES s6HS N6 the 81 o%
O00 BAGS BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
So, O ',J for sale by GEO. W. WAIT son, p
900 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES; 100 do,
famS the Lowest market by JAMES SLOAN 70 81
900 BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSIECK
York prices BY WI GRASGE CO, No Sse Excha ns@
race. mh5i
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
BOLTON, 81 ". Pratt street apa 81 F.
| 000 CHESTNUT POSTS.-Landing and for
s's f Ep Fh Ss % corner o feet No and
Caroline streets mhll-tf
3 600 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
w r. b5 HS fa 3W street. BY
5000 lbs PEELED PEEL 9i PEA 6}II : bushels
10 GOO LBS: WESTERN BUTTER in Kegs
IO.OOO and half bbs, just received for sale by b
l. ELDER 10 ). Eutaw street Opposite B. X o. r. r. De
Potl mG-tf
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
cash, by IHoS N WEBB, S. E. corner of Garden and Mad
sun streets. jal3-tf
1000 LBS; PURE WHITE LEAD AND
<~OsOOOSnOw White Zinc for sale low by mauurac-
trerS agent VI H. BOLTON, ~ W Pratt sire, ap22tf
1O0 n00 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
NJ O.O0Oalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
-.-..aS ~ jim ~ y ;, 50 3 Charles street fe23-tf
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MMfbanMR.

BOND.-Cognac and Rochelle Brandies of
Various Hintages ill quarters and octaves Also Madeira
Cheapsde. - " ms &c
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4ttOrneps.

10 M
Emil L. DhOOh'o,
HAS REMOVED to No NORM CtEVrsF srRrr1 lay om1o
site Barnum's City Hotel mh25-tf
,,noD~-r,,,r, =, :
A TIORNE1S AT LAW
"A oeoa A ~ ~ ~ SIEREIT RlpGELY,
RICHARD GRASoT o'e 'i'y'
Uata States Attornay Cell nov,trN
Office Tows0STowT RaItimnre no3
Practice in the Courts of Bamorn ritv on H.;
and How ard counties wy " II" 'a faaa ~
TNHOMAS F. ROCHE.
IL ATTORNEY .TU,w
No IL MARSHALL RtfIi niNG LAW
49, In D. -, srn,,-
Will nrocca in tho ro,,r.,. &c D.,.: Of AuL oihELr
Joining counties prnmnt 10 ; cIty anu te au
trr,ste3 10 b;no ip' ''eoh given W All business en-
- leloh
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Stipping.
EQR ROTTERDAM

FOR ROTTERDAM.
- The American ship "MACAuLAY,' j j. Rod
gers master, will have quick dispatch For freight or pas
sage apply to the Captain board Commercial wharf, or to
A. SCHUMACHER Il CO.,
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n Attorney in fact of Carey McClelland.
true copy: Test-GE0 H. CARMAN, Clerk.

st t on this 4th day May 1859 before me- the subscriber,
aforesaid e peace Of the State aforesaid for city
fact for Care appeared Thomas NJ Ianahan, attorney
law that the and made oath in due form Of
Report true and facts contained in the aoregong
fair. anu mat the said sale was in ali resnectS
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAyI
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL OVER. 50 600 ooo
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Es W H LESALE
tl5AH! LIQUOR VAREHO HOUSE.
AeA CLABAUGH Il GRAFT,
80 SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place Baltimore,
DISTILLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS.
ofevery description.
z q invite the attention Of purchasers general stock
LIQUORS. particularly choice OLD RY Z WHlSKEY, I'm
ltation COGNAC BRANDY, of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcey inferior the imported article all of which are war
anted to give satisfaction. ia20-tf
E@RJAS. HAZLITT & CO.,
ttE@5j IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
SSES& IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
80 Il Al SoUTH GAY STREET. BALTIMORE,
large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS,
rom the most celebrated Distillers mrl7-tf
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HENRY p. BROOKS,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED to No. NORTH CALVERT STREET, oppo-
site Barnum 5 City Hotel. mh25-tf
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I7 q; EE::sss=--5zEEE55} NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

WASHINGTON BRA Ven rod
On and after THURSDAY, april 2Ist, the hours Of depar-
turc will be as follows: "
FROM baltimore at 90 and 745 A. NJ, Is and 53nP NJ
daly' except Sundays; on Sundays at 42O A. NJ. only
From Washington at 40 and $50 a. NJ, and 6I5 p n
uaiiy, except sundays; Sundays at ; T. NJ only
Inc Tt and HiTd trains from Baltimore and Washington
and Annapolis functions " " 's'''i
tor the accommodation of persons DESTROYS Of remaining
over night i'll Baltimore Washington Round Trim TiceIS
VIII De ISSUED by the AFTERNOON trans, good return on the
Special Round Trip Tickets will also issued on Saturday
Evenings or Sunday Mornings good return on the trains
OF Monday Morning ~
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Ia GO. !E7Es:......:,,.ss..s., FOR THE

~ Round Trip Tickets will also he sold by the Morning
iidIlls' Sood 10 return IN ne AFTERNOON Trans usual
"a, - W. p SMITH.
Irnhls rIIIinr,
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, teXCcpt SUNDAYS via
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For WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 715 A. NJ and Is and RI
NJ On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves WaSbn.stnn r1
baltimore at i20 and $50 A. NJ and 90 and 6 "a p N On
sundays at 200 p NJ. only. The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
trains on the Annapolis Road wa e'' WIN
For tickets of every kind information &c apply to n
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent anil
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsiOnsJuiy Ierm 1859.
The Securities of Joshua Skies Decd late Sheriff of
Union county, having returned into Court for sale the
following Tracts of Land for arrcarage of Taxes for
the years lS54-55, to-wit..
One tract belonging Arnold Falks, containing l3
acres, lying on Lanes Greek.
One belonging to John II Plyler, containing
los acres lying on Lynche's creek.
One tract belonging to Jonathan Williams, contain
ing 90 acres, lying Meadow Branch.
One tract belonging to James Dunn, containing Ga
acres, lying Negro-head creek
One tract belonging to John Caskcy containing 80
acres, lying on Reas FOli
One tract belonging to Aaron Mullis, containing 200
acres, lying Richardson's creek.
One tract belonging to William Branty, containing
l52 acres, lying on Gourdvine creek
One tract belonging to Charles Austins heirs,
tanning 40 acres, lying on Richardson's creek.
One tract belonging to John McCoum; containing
200 acres, lying Richardson's creek.
One tract belonging to VIM Tarlton, containing 100
acres, lying on Rocky River.
One tract belonging to W Groot, containing 100
acres, lying Crooked creek.
One tract belonging to the Marion Gold Mine Com
pany containing so acres, on Duck creek.
One tract listed the Alexander land, containing
200 acres, on Twelve mile creek.
One tract belonging to James Collins, containing 90
! acres, Ncgro-head creek.
One tract belonging to John Lilies, containing 800
acres. on Crooked creek.
One tract belonging to Thomas Durham, containing
100 acres Twelve mile creek
One tract belonging to Clark Davis, containing %
acres. Twelve mile creek.
One tract belonging to John Harrison, containing
500 acres, Crooked creek.
AND it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the above named persons reside beyond the limits
of this State it is therefore ordered by the Court hat
publication be made for six successive weeks IN the
Western Democrat, notifying said nonrcsidents to a
pear and answer according to law.
Witness ]. F. Hough Clerk of said Court al
Office in Monroe the first Monday in July A. d. 1859
and in the saith year of American independence.
! sO-6t1 J. F. HOUGH, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11
LOVES sTRATAGEM.

A wedding took place at Cherokee on Monday,
says the Tenn. Press, under peculiarly romantic
circumstances A fair maiden of that place was
promised in marriage by her father, who IS pub
lican to countryman; but the damsel loved anoth-
era younger and better looking man, whom alone
she declared should be her welded lord The
cruel 'parient' decided that his will must be obey
ed in the matter, and on Monday locked his daugh-
ter up in her room, and started for this place In
quest of the man of his choice. While he was
gone the lover of the girl stole her through the
window, Ooh blind parentD and the two started on
keen run for the nearest justice, whose Office is
about half mile from Cherokee. On the road
they were stopped by an offcious pursuer, where
upon the youthful and most brave drew revo
yer, presented it and gallantly declared that he
would eight for woman quicker than for his
grub !" This settled the question OF intervention
and the fusacious lovers were allowed to proceed.
Reaching the abode of the Justice, who was happi-
ly not away, they were at once united in the holy
bonds of wedlock and returned to Cherokee in
less haste than they left it. When the outwtted
father Joined them with his expectant friend, and
learned that the Gordon knot had been tied, his
spirit was tremendous and fearful to behold and
tie feelings of the disappointed lover can be better
imagined than described.
The above seems to be one of those extreme
cases, in which the course of 'fugacious' or run
away lovers appears really justifable We say ex-
treme; for certainly cases are very rare in which
young persons are guiltless in setting aside the
counsel and wishes of parents. And it is seldom,
too, that parent creates necessity for such
course the part of his daughter-seldom that
he, in preventing negatively what she considers
her happiness in marrying the man of her choice,
adds positive misery by compelling her to marry
one whom she does not choose and cannot love.
There are but few men in the world for whom a
young girl should forsake her father and mother.
They were the best friends she had on earth in
her infancy, and it is quite presumable they con-
tinue so in her ripper years; and young lady
should ponder we'll the matter before she Sights
or grieves that love, which, when that of others
may torsake, grows warmer in adversely and is
a never-failing support in the day of trouble. And
on the other hand, young gentleman betrays a
recklessness and want of independence when he
counsels opposition to the wishes of parents in this
matter. Let him act upon the old adage, "There
are as good fish in the ever caught out OF
it." In great majority of instances, candestine
marriages turn out unhappily for both parties.