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, 1859-01-14

WHEREAS THOMAS SIN AND MARY
" s.hl. wife. m Ii. tlteensh day of Arr!L ! D.
ie1s executed tne!r an lie Il Il trust 10 TIE u-de
Exled " secure t4e i1msnt Of eesta band bt.rck
1at wta said ueei fur thr OF tEcuty 1--WE hua
dred dellsrs cu,.u b the ead hou4s a, ard p.5a
bic 70 John Stap=a il tret from be dat terr
II With t2te:et ttston at zen Ter eeak abe sert
anouar. aad 'os whoa Int rest IteEest Notes
cuted - sad eul AUD sred frvU si1. An
default hs'lnz p=eo toaue n the payu:os 0! 11te'est
tu- On said bu1d. IN the ole pr 1clp a1d 'lle
secoad iute tt .esto LAsiax bxcr17 dae bJ aol
TIE cpsioa OF s-It stapea d demand tLereor u,de
xteosu rx TO- Il 1t II Of IA nood and deed Of
.r..s % sp1; ~, IN Il Joha n saole. tas h!d=r Of
aal, bend. tic hereby gl7eu that on the oh day
JAcpa1J. H. y. le54 II tie reEta door Of the q. +
In the ei c Chicak. At ten O'clock Ia tie fire
noun. SAX. ytrtus ot the IN ed tat1
dera ol ,ru,t - pbc aact +, the chest dier
for cash 1HtLe ri 1t. tle eaeEs AID 7it nf sed
,i,a l,j1 lima: ia al Al4;l t.: - ~. q to
and In !he premises II I'D d-e1 trust de Eibed
which s2li deed recorded In the Recorder ii .!
the county OF SooA acs ct4ie Il limos u oco< lps .!
DeedA h3 t1tt for rec ,rd he 18th Of
ApnL and 4h.h s.il prems IL ssl deed O. tn, at.-
rrlbtd knos otl nuabrr fhtt ttJ and four
teen ~ scnocl Of ira?oa.
sec. ION sik;ee1 'l5 10 towostp festy 1. NuE.h o.
>~@ 'A'' = - GRIT GOODRICH. Trustees:
] ruarTfeth 1..Sl IAli E'95 I'd
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STEALING C16ARs.-Three news buys, named
Andrew Page. John H4rr4s and Jaues True.
were arrested on Wednesday night aud brought
before Justice S1ickney yesterday for stealing
box Of cigare, valued st IS. from ID. " Corhiu
Co. 8 cigar store, under the fremont House.
They were sent 10 the Rsfo1n School.
, 1859-01-14

DAck AoAr.-Mary 0'Harran and Ann Don
e}lx mere discharged from the Brideweli Jaster-
day morning. In commemoration Of the event,
they both went and got drunk. While in that
condition, they fell into the hands of the PILLS.
tines, alias the Charles, aad we're brought be-
fore Justice Akin, who scat them back 10 their
old quarters for the goodly term Of sixty days
, 1859-01-14
70 JAMES G. CLARK.
Tg1B,;rE OF ESTEEM FROM Ills FRIENDS.
cyTaz ILLINOIS CK4rRAL RAILROAD.
January 11th, 1863.


Tbs oth,r pieces contained the same inscrip-
tion on one side, and On the reverse. repre-
sentation of some vel: known scene or object on
the Illinois Central Railroad.
Lit. Clark responded briefly aud happily, pay
ing very high compliment to the employees Of
the Illinois Central Railsosd, and stating the
fact, honorable to himself and to the corpora
ton, that 1t had been his practice. aud that it
Was the policy OF the road, to promote men from
the rauks.
Soeecnes were subsequently made. in response
to toa.ts, By Dr.. Egan, Mayor Halnes. Ar. Gran
dali of Urbsna. Maj. Burnside, cashier Of the
Illinois Central Land Department, D. ". Boss,
Gen. Rsney, and Capt Gould, of St. Louis,
and sundry osheFs
i number of letters vera read and toasts
given, for which We have no space, other than
the two following:
.H1yor Uaiaes-Au instance of deserved hon.
ors add Of uuobtruslve worth in the midst Of os-
tentatlon.
link in the chain Of iron that is to bind the
Lakes Of the North to tho great Cult Of the
South the artery through which flows the life
blood Of Illinois. Oar country owes it much.
Our State owes it more, Chicago owes it ertry-
'"Ing'
ine 1cs'l''9ies were eon"naeo ~ 'a'e. VI
fa'ne1 ao carry nour' "nen tne company o's-
petsea' n'so'5 una justly pie'Seo Will 'oe tn
tire suceess Of the occasion.
TnE "TuUxp1So LxaAcr."-The name Of the
3s".r1 .s.r.t ~ -s;ah -. ..hu.has ~ 49,.
,..a.~ =, :, saaoa, - 49,, 49,.
..:'.,s 80 .r.-,s-I ;--
~.
oeS'a o1eoifeo ~ 1t'o- IL neho "efo Ha'et-
u.ea iof IN 'n' n'naoa 11"eS' oa' never ap-
pea3ea' aoo 'no p'op715 "ea' 20 'ce efo"o'
1ao n'As oesn Aesatnu'a'lpS ever snce us oea'n'
An' h'Au~'Asu'' " A4!0' ssNooes sao'o ~ 'a's
COUNTY reA'.u': 'eo.,ns "ea''n' pa.en'S ~ 'ns
| "eos .! 1's'ano' Ane Auaoun. u LUG e''a'e 10
no'' oi eoa1se' Ano"n' ou' II VIII Pfooaot5
prove . humping Legacy. ne understand
| h1ss ocaooley receives toe indulgence OF mel
/ gooa 'ot.uoe IL noaes' Aao oeco"lng manner
LIS e'ea' ".S VI LUZ ieAss importance &c
oef'
!
| ~ n''ae' 80 ofooSo'
oe'ote 'u''1se ee'eAue, 'e''ssu'5 on enafas
VI 1e'1k 9.eea' ~ ~. 'a0 oosa4sos y, ~" 't"'n
a"o' L. 0"'.'' o. "e'' 'ss>aoa h'fee'
no'ues W. ae'eesso ~ o"et' IL sne 1s' "
| Better, outener, VINO H the real tnief, and
who had employed horner to help him drive
this and another cow to Betzsrs shop for thu
, 1859-01-14

ACCIDENT. 7.-On Tuesday last. a little daughter
OF Joseph Adams, living at the corner OF " ash
ingtou and Union streets, while splitting some
ksndliug wool, chopped the foredDger Of her
WnEdaer dressed the wound.
, 1859-01-14

YALES11SEs. largest stock of Valentines
ever in Chicago is being received from New
York by NcSa1ly l. Co, 81 Dearborn street
Country dealers should By all means order from
them, u bY 80 doiog they can bo suited much
better than by writing to New York. See All
yertisenent
, 1859-01-14

THEME SAWED ORA few days since Il man
named Burton nad his thumb sawed of by
buzz saE in Gates machine shop. His case was
properly attended to by Dr. Wardner.
, 1859-01-14
Duar0illQ

DO4RDISG,-FlK~T CLASS BOARD
| an . peAsx,t rnpus ethtr suites OF single 81 -
aTuth arx street Tta1ae nj b1lz4 II 4aoaAble tAte
, 1859-01-14

IA Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
North Western Office 167 and 163 Lake street.
GEO. r. CH,rrESpEy Agent.
, 1859-01-14

W Attorneys, Clergymen, Students, md Ill
who have. need Of sota, mild. Jet brilliant
light, are inrited to cali and Witness tho burning
ofshe remarkable Lunar 0l-47 Lasal!s stzeek
ia4-6t-h -h9So
, 1859-01-14

BURGLARY. On Wednesday eY euing fellow
smashed in The window Of the cigar store, No.
400 State street. grabbed some tHo or three
thousand cigars. aud made his escape. lie has
not vet been arrested
, 1859-01-14

1us FtRs IN rue WEsr SIDE -lr. Evan
Hughes informs Us that the destructive drs on
The West Side, on Monday evening. did not origi-
nate in NJ. II North Jefferson street, but in the
partition between Mas 10 and 81. 1t vas first
discovered By two girls in the house Of Mr.
Tao;npacn, who gaze the alarm.
, 1859-01-14

IFH ,,,, -,
rChieaso Dasch Of the nd Bu1ao NIL F1t1..hlrz E.
t4brsL2ent.J
JOIN 7. NOTE co.
IelAc r. Hrx.. R.+ideas Prt1e1 aad M1nvz.sl. .
1fa.is
, 1859-01-14

~ Sea advertisement: Of Boudoir. Sewing Ma
chimes, l22 Lake street. ja&-1y-b906
e Sea advertisement Of Quaker City $50
Sewing Azchiae l.. CoHxE41 4 Co.,
oc26.ly l3S Lake street.
, 1859-01-14
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
lComrIied from tie 1'tno!s Slate Jouruzl1
EPaIxGr1Klo, Jan. 10, 1859,

1Complled from tie 1'ine!s Slate 5ournall
ePalxGrup Jan. IL, 1859.
SENATE.
The Senate WINS occupied mainly With the dis
cussion of General Incorporation LaNs and the
subject oi special legislation.
HOUSE.
PROTECTION or FOREIGN 1xu1naixf3.
Ms. Kane offered q resolution a. follows:
lPAtrf-s. under The present regulation for the
reception nud protection Of foreign immigrants
into this S,nte, many of them are fieeced Of ere
cent OF their valuable means by those merciIess
land shsrks that hang about our lat2e cities,
Gnd many Of Them under the false name OF
railroad and ste.mooat agent. and hotel run.
ners; and
lFhtrfas, nany Of this unfortunate clcss Of
persons arr, IN consequence Of this evil, left as
public charges on tho community amcug whom
they mBJ be etst,
Therefore. bs it R,ss!ve3. That it is proper
for This npdF 10 inquire st ouce INTO this EVIL,
and it possible to provide suitable remedy by
an aci OF tbs Legislature.
LII. butz. oE Cook. Intended tc EaoEe sim
il4r resolution. This = >it;=c :st5e higarst
interest to uar 2t1t.- :. :-oy- - xtftr il t0
select ccE.m1s.ee, witL instructions 10 report .
bill within five auyE. Carried.
GENERAL BILLS N7EcDCcEp.
Mr. MoseIey. Al set 10 authorize and enforce
the registering oil births. deaths and msrriaeea
in this StAte. To the Committee On Judiciary
lit. Hacker noved 10 suspend the order Of bu-
Blnesa and takB up Senate meEsuSe appointing
committee Gu superintendent.
Mr.. Eurlbut moved to amend, that The COM
mittee Of the House btAformed Of one frlin each
Congressional district Oa q DIVISION there np-
peared ayes 53, nay4S2, 81 the amendment
was adopted. AS amHnded the Hopse cum
Cured.
Mr. Blaisdell. Act concerning judgments by
confession. To proyiG= that no Confession Of
judgmen: should be satercd on record upon
warrant gi7en before default in payment. 70
the Committee on Judicisry.
, 1859-01-14

R-c T. StR[9E,T, ts:7stsl.7 43<.t, 81 Dear5ora-x,
ausa7f recrips 4Ireyti4eaxnt tr A.G c13 al ~
1eaiu71 PdPe's y III -forzh-RE ta1 hzA II
, 1859-01-14


Tue SaeaIe. presented the hien2itl re2ort Of
the HEsiea ot tue Psniteu:iary; referred to
renitentilry Corla.ilt.e, unt j ,U00 copies tor
the use OF the Seuats, uad Two: hundred for tho
use Of the Warden, ordered to be printed.
b;r. Judd, from Judiciary Committee, report
ed substitute far piitto c+de Jurisdiction over
lands ia Chicago 10 lac United S:a:es, which
was aaopte1. l'ae bll: Vas then pied.
the bill to amend .ae c.lalin:l ..:e aud in
crease the punshuleat Of :d6stau5 lt:r, lreler.
red 10 in tts p1xts 4sD ssatf'*F, o5 Yesterday.
Tae Speaker p7e..;.t a4ac, - from the
Governor, accompany ~ 8 sv:":rts OF the
Sta Eoard Of Educ l:c 9x9tsE Principal Of tho
:: s:$
Tas bill to allow t.. COLLECTORS ia ooan::es
that have adopted toErsa:p orzanizatloos, until
tito first of June nsxs, 10 collect nnd psy over
:ne reyenue ct those COUNTIES, HeE reported,
read thl1d time and passed.
HOUSE.
ME. Hacker introduced resolution Instruct.
ing the COMMITTEES on Flaa.cs to iaorire into
ihe alutter Of reducing ou: Stale Tux, und 1e-
port BY bill or otherwlsc, unlca was adopted.
TIE Speaker presented n csm'Lu1l:2'iGu from
the Gorcruer, giving :spo1t Vi the parions Gt
penltrn:ary couricts granted by blu. during tue
p.st t1o years. The aumhtr pardnltd durl1g
that tim. Is l4l, lorty.sil OF "h IN we're par
doDed only tbs day before the e1pira,:ou Of
their sentences, lnd for the soia rurpoAs tt re,
Storing them t. the Fight Ct ciizensLrp.
, 1859-01-14

Alter the introduction Of The testimony Of DR..
R. y, Ishau. the defence rested their cage, and
shortly after the opening Of the afternoon ses'
sion the argument for the people commenced By
District Attorney Haven-
, 1859-01-14

Malt Malt! Ha1t!
M nx7 SA%r + ~: =! r Il: By
j46 tao I'll 13i Ren:e atFees
, 1859-01-14

the latter end Of April
To Hr. Aattocts-Found little aask OF liquor
in the dinner rail it was befors they moved !;
asked for The p.il and found thu whisky in ii !;
she said "0ld Anpsy"--an old woman near By
-hAd drank some Of it.
Simon c. George ssrorn-1n July, 1853, lived on
Illinois street; Kept billiard rooIa over Wright
j. Cuyriets stable; the rooms Of NcNauee we're
over the east end Of the billiard tpou; there were
two entrances to his rooms; he Used the east; I
used the west to my roou; there was door out
OF my room at the east end; WIS not in the haLis
Of Using this door; 1t VAS open on the day before
The death because it Vas rery hot Gay. (Wat.
ness described in detail the position Of The prem
ises.l Nj. Wright and myself used the table near
the east door Oh the afternoon Of the lst; went 10
tea about 6 O'Clock; vas gone that night about
half an hour; was in during the evening; the chill
dren we're playing about the passage way in the
afternoon; NJ nearsr communication with their
room than By that passageway; heard no noise in
tue room tnat day; saw prisoner going into the
stable ABOUT lye O'Clock; never saw lin in my
roou.
10 q .Jurm-Did not sec Mrs McSamee that af-
teFnoon or evening.
Cruz Exauinatioa-AHangeme Of the PREM
ises explained. Saw no bloody marks On the
stairB.
.Iohastoa KaAton ssporn-Reaida nine miles ia
the country; work 1t hayioX and deal in it :;
used to team bay to Wright cur1iez'a stable !;
knew prisoner since soms timo Lat spring; got
acquainted It tho stable; on tho dsy before his
wite'8 desth Nt drank togathsf II i aaloon
treated he drank brandy; no vent sxsin, and
again, onlya few minutes bstweeu; aaked mo
70 take him again i rstased and said hs had
had plenty. aud VIA drunk be drank brandy
each Of the three times; drank With him again
affair that, four times altogethar; it wa Ill
within half m hour; he VISA drunk; hs could
jaat scarcely travel; never saW him tbs name
way before be was calm enough. little wildly
perhaps; 1 lon him in the barn md went home
be VA drunk whsn 1rst won't the1a.
CFoss Ezamia<d-Reongati in no hay that day;
went in 70 ~ if they wanted auy; saw "th .
boys" there; think it Wss aftaf O'Clock in the
afternoon; drove homo aftsr this; Ros home,
uins milse distance, : little stter dark; drzt
heard Of Mr. heSamse's death when came in
III, =. as. ..sa az y. IL us: so,
not drunk; Aeaansa was p<ssty asar drunk
when first saw him; ons could tAll by looking
at him; uy tam va standing On ths allay );
took mo shout N hour sad hsf 10 ct hoaas j
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26
The Southern TuEf.

The colt stakes, for three YaaF old, for
one and two mile heats, respectively, al
the next Charleston races, have twenty
five subsGrib sFs 10 each. Among these ara
Planet and Fanny Washington, both we
believe, by Revenue, and both consider
cd by all Virginia - flyers; bat then there
are on the list come half dozen, 1t least,
that are themselves flyers, and have NOT
yet been beaten hy Planet, and anite Dos
sibiy nsTer may be. VS. mar name Socks
by Albion, Loretts by Sovereign, Jennie,
Roaa and Hennis Barrow, both by Glen
eoe the Wagner colt, owu brother TO
Jack Gamble, II these all start in the
stakes, there Is 40 sett Of eertAinsy whaa
the Revenues will prove Protective Tar
ills TO the pockets Of their owners. Be-
sides these colts We hare named, there is
Bill Cheatman, who haa hsen beaten by
Planet, but may not be again. Planets
best mila was LAT, ever the Richmond !;
it is NOS at ali certain that Cheatn an il
not capable Of that.
From az article signed wRiohmond, y
in Ppgtsr,s spirit, il 10 pretty evident
that the yirgiuians believe they are de-
tined 70 win everything put up at Uhs.rle,
ton or Savannah, Thage are notable -.
stances on record Of pride having eaueb.
f@lis and Il the baaksrs OF th., ppogis1ca
Of other stallions than Revenue sbavs
anything like game in sae hostIuv. tsnls
YiEginny," 10 quite likely 10 Distribute
soma OF her surplus cash among her mora
Southern sisters.
The races in Charleston commence m
ths "a Of February. The array Of fast
horses 10 al the states and for an he
purses is 80 great, that the meeting NAV
be expected to eclipse all previous ones
on the renowned Washington Couraa.
la view Of thia fact, and the general rem.
Tesentasiop Of the turf Of the South wsss.
We thank il would be g good idea for H.
lovers az the turf hers 10 send down !
delegation. This meeting surely viii BE-
81 spoeh In the history OF the turf. and
racing man yet unborn win point ia IL
hereafter al one Of the raonumenfal
meetings. Every one who Ii able shnsa
be sageto attend; aad perhaps sosne ors
might be found 70 carry along ! io;ns
stock purse, 10 be laid that Virginia does
BOT win all tbs svanss Of tho neesinr.
Montgomery lAia.l Maj.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26

By Virtue Of an Execution to me dirse-
ted from the Ofics Of the Clerk Of the Dis
triet court OF the Unitsd States, foE the
Southern Division of Iowa, at Burlington,
dated the (2Iat) Twenty-6rst day Of oc-
taber, 1858, In favor Of Samuel Mccartney
and against Lysander W. Rabbit and John
w. Ross, partners as Rabbit &c Ross, for
the sum Of Isl, 93S, 9s-l00J Seven Thou
sand Nine Hundred and Thirty eight nine
weight handreths Dollars, and Forty -one
three-hundreths Dollars costs, with One
Dollar for increase q costa on Jugdment,
and ali legal cast that may accrue for costs
OF increase on said Judg
have this day levied on tbs following
described Tracts Sf LaMd In FoetawattE-
mis- County, az ths PToPaEty Of LyaaRdsr
W. Bsbhlts, to satisfy said EKeeutioR, to-
y If Of the sw or. s. ls,T74 R4s
g. SAT- IS, R %;
PSS,. hg, s 90, I 70, -;
NWar. 5 81, T 10. r 40;
Nwaw. SO, T76, 4 -;
Fhfn esqJ. TT6, %;
Ehfsw ar. SIC. r rs, R 44i
Meme, 6 20, T 70, r ~
Mems, 8 ID, T 49, 4 ii;
Nwqr, 81, T75,R 43;
ssse, 5 s, TO, Z 81
w,s2s, T 70, B IS:
swsw, S d, T Is, r q;
Meme, S %, T 70, z 20;
Ehfns, S 81. T rs, r 45;
Nwaw, S IS, T 70. R -;
asa, + 70, r -;
Nwse, SIS, TIA R SO;
Ehesw qrsw, S IL, T IS, R Al
And W or W Or, S Is, T Is, & IL;
And will sell the same TO the highest
bidder at public cutlery, Tor Cash inland,
at the Court House Door, in the city Of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the (7th) Seventh
day Of February, (ls59) Eighteen Hun
drsd and Fitty-aine, betwsea The hours Of
y o'clock 4. M. and 4 clock P. M. Of
that day, this 18th day Of December, 1883
LAUREL SUMMERS,
United States MarshalfoF the State of Iowa
By JNo. 8. BARTRUFF, DsPaty.
dec y, 1858. 4w
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i il - g. 1910 ns....sss,.....
ahsa lsiozs ~ asaas..,ssa. - 81 -, -
sssaln d - = - sl..ss s,s. s T.,
- 81 - s,. srssz
Ranas| nud srrulssi 81 II Aha 80,
1euxs u u Fouss 81 ID saol a. go, 81
aer II ahsir assn han.aa fs,r ! shila. ana.
Il ! pabliu ussessne. aupolnesd con.
mitsse a iaxessiussion.
TAss es.nusses s.,sn.sssaa .oua AZ lha
saass inssllsrsas ant sesueesabIs scala.
| sass Il slIs sisy: asd shsv we're saorlisd
vita nsans ~ a. citizen a. pgaasca-
tlnw \ fall and fasshf,,l enauirx saso the
asts IL .As Oounkv Oasrs T'hs rasals
kas besn d szkos ! s. IL s,arsv a.
81 = ! .,s,ssaa ,,...s,,ys yr,,s, +, 81 n.
s - =
aas,a aga,..a 49, 80 ), -se,ss. Z a.
nmAls.a n.sas 5000. ~. - -.
sss vsA $500 49,, A,a - ,s,.sa i,
40, ,a Nat, 81 - h.a.,, h,,,ssa,. ..,,a.s.l
ICON = tAsm. 49, ,,s,v hanassial =.
- - 49,. = a,.a,,,s. !, &C. ,nt,l;.
All ahs 49,. - .Aa fs,,.as,, slo,,,s -.
i .ssas...,.....sl. 80 - es. 80. - go.
- 80
- i g.. .,,>.... s,.p .hsvs A.avS
,s,.s,,v s,,,n,I go a,,G $3.50 .,,srge;ao.
80 -, g., g.o,.r. a. so9lase'
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ss,.aas,.ss... a,.,e 40, !, a.. -. -. a,..
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49, 60, ,.,ss.. -. - : $500
nogn ranialv ,han A. apv- o.hsr ras,,,d y
- s,.sar az, -. e,0,,,lv {F,.ssrv 49,,
aE,Iy .orsh fro,a go, !, 1,,t,, $50. i
~ sall.g re- 49, :. -, : -,
IL tAiaS ~
trhasa Sa,,sgs.,,ar i, ls,...S. ,,.,,.pAi,v
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26

By giEtm oaaA Execution - aa .lSS
from tbs 0neasf the Clerk q ne -.'-
CauFt Of PoEtawaltaRie coaaI!- .
ahaIl proceed TO sell on MouIag. ga
Der 2Tth, 1883, between he ho4:' " !" q.
clock A Dc aud 1 O'Clock p u Vi -. -.
in froat Of the TreasureT's One =
ell BlafFs, the following descrlbe.Ti'
tate os Jamea Me Miller, '9-glE:
The aoFth east quarter Of s~i1S
township "a, range -, taken as %
srty Of James MeMlllea to satisfy u I
cation Ia fav0g Of w. CyIAmes.
WIN. BAKER, So
Nae 1 1sSo ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26
sHERKFF,s sac.

BY virtue Of an ExeeuIion to na dirse.
ted from the eftice OF the Clerk Of tae Dla,
sFlst Court OF Pottawaisamie county, Iowa
! atfaiI proceed 80 sell On Friday tha istl
aay of February, 1853, between the hoaru
OK 10 o'elock A. M.s and : o'clock p. M
9f said aay, IN trent OF the Trsasaregss
Once In Ccancil BInfs, the following ae.
seEae@d Zeal Estate Of ]. 3. Andrews. %.
wit
Lots aoa. 1, . q in kleek II, In An.
draEa, SuediTisoa, ecaameRly sallad GAs
Bean Tract, sogesh y with tie haildlags
theFsoa.
Iaksa ~ TIE pro perty az John 3 An.
crews q satisfy 81 Execution In favor q
CoaEad Crete.
Nh. BAKER, sharia.
Jan 23d, 1855 IN
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sea,e % Ii.

When yom ahe oAsFea greAs AAsgaiAs
Ina yalus Of which yoa know nothing =
hanE. hut WHICH you are to ret d bali
rssea. ssheine gen v-dos't goss DO e.
when yesng lady catches you alone;
llays violsna hands On yous expressing
Ekiss'' ii axsry glance doa't yoa DO ",
Whsn A0nae kicks goa, and you feel
! sfrong disposition to kick tia horse IN
donee y0a do u.
Should you happen % catch yourseis
whsssIing III . printing ofiee, and she
nrimkags tell you to whistle loader
| domss gog do H. .
Ef % an odd occasion your wife should
| exnlaim ta you, ssnow tumble over ths
eradle ard break yous neck, do l--dosa
Sos % Fl.
When Jos hare any business To trans.
oct with amodaxn RnsncisF, and be ask
ron 10 90 and dine With him ~pos'T To-
no ISs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26
sMEnERR,s SAFE.

BY Virtue oE aa Execution to 3 :, !
ted from the ofsee Of the CLERK < :,
triet Eours of Posta wsttaEaie e0asI,a
[ shall proceed TO sell at pgblA =.
"a Thnra Say, January 9Tth, 1857 y
the fours os 70 O'Clock A. Nj. 2htt .
r. N. ~ said day In front Of ts' Z
ugeres 0&ee, IN Council Bls4fs, To- 1
Eag described Seal Estats Of JsS~
9aasas, de- witt
NORTH gag chs q e or, If So
Tswn III Sah3a 81, and the " d.
z o. aEd the s 3 Or q " E q O
aI TawR rs, Range 81. 4
Tskea sc the prosperity OF J1sI%
tas 10 aaaaEy ~ kxssnkisn -
PHELPS, Aik&in O. YAH Il
WI RAkER7 >
Dee. %, 1888 4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26
sHRRTxEsa SALE.

Bv Virtue az N Execution To ms dirse'
tod from tbs 0aiss aR the Clerk OF the Dis
triet 0cuEk a. PastAwattaaals ssaafY, ION
/ shall proeaad 30 esll on Mon4sY ne Sts,
saay o. Jannary, 1854, hakRsan Lks hoaEa q
10 O'Clock q. "a. aad aseiesk p. .. q
saia day, La frome ae sma TssassreEAs Csc
ln C0ancil Bluffs, kha fsLiswing asseTtsa<
real estate &c carissian krisAeEs ta-ssit
Eeqr oe chan ar Of s@staon 30. 1oWz
IS Range 10.
seqro f The = ar Of section a6, town
70, range 40.
sw i. q the = sr Ct section 81, sowa
rs, Fangs 80
whfsf iha y q 81 ssetion 90, teWs
"a, rangs ~
NV arnE section ~ town ~ Kaaka ~.
TAksa a. lhe pEopSksy e rariskian KFse.
dsv 10 satisfy ~ kxseuEiea u faEoF o
Jae. Z. GAmmk. -
W. AAKER, sAar.a
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