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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-06
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By yirtae Of an Exscution t., ne direct
ed from the Office OF the 0isrlk og the nia-
| trict CazErt IF postawaftamis county. Tavsa.
shall pgocsed TO ssiE On kh % Frfaay the
9Th dag Of May, A ID 1879. between ths
hours on 10 O'Clock A M and 4 oseIoek p
n Of said aay. In sroT / az Ehs courty
TreasuFst'a once. II fae City oE Council
BiunsI the following described Rsal Estate
of Samuel 9. Flemtng ko-wft
Lots s45s7ea san1I i2 Block q, Lots
"a % Block 4, Loes 8 10 Block b. Losz
i234TSe 10 III IL Block 9, Lots IL ia
10 Ie 10 20 II - % - Block !, Lots & s 4
Block ., L0ts 2a4 8 Bl0ek 3, L0es a3
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9 Block IL, Lots 2 191l I2 Rlosk 10, Lots
3 Block Ia, Lets 3 s3Ga10i1 70 Block
L., Lets 1919 1918 10 10 "a 23 20 "a Beck
10, Lots 2 &BGya Blsek Is, Lots Is
IL IL is ~ 20 81 22 20 d Block %, Lots 1
2 - . Ct . eI0 BIZ SEX "a, Lots 10
Block ~, Lots S0 10 Heck 20, Lots / 9
ass 3 . 80 Hleelk 90, Lots ID IL 40 10
III is 10 20 81 90 Block 81, K0ss . 4 II "a
Block ~, Lcea aay& f1fSaBla Baoek 80,
Lota II - 10 lsaOas ~ Block al, I4sea Q
4TelIfa IS 10 10 30 % "a Block 90,
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81 Block II, Loi Is 12346TeeI0 1i
10 10 IA 10 6laek 10, Esosz i2346T9 III
" Block IS al IN Fleming q Davis 40
dltien 60 Council hi Eas, takan ne the prop
sgsY OF samuel 3. elaming. 10 saesaEy 40
E9ecassuM Id s@y0r Il EIiM barnard.
WhH- BAKEN. Sheriff
3 by .. a. Case, Bspasy ssssaE.
April 0, w&.
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fox each additional nsnber under
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aPEGInAM NOTICE.

Is hereby givesa, that my Brother, Inom-
a. Heashall. Il u4y aeay appointed Agents
he has fall power Go transact my businsss
aettie and receipt fog me, nowl, and dnEing
nav absence 70 q tJhagTy Creek
! HAVE ayesse mETsM CORN,
Which / will sail sor essh---khs creates
portion III cribbed. IA nIEss from this city,
on a g0oti read.
Corn taken on debts.
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KAaw ~ XETTEna

Remaining ia the Post Ofiee at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, on the LIST day of ApEil |,
A. d. 1859.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-06

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sKa rs SAFE.
EEnAI aEEDaI

By 8. 81. cRATe, Deputy Sheriff.
March III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
Read the Meaieala Testimony.

"A distinguished medical gentleman says,
in letter to the proprietor: 1t may be q
little irregular for me to say any thing in
favor of patent medicine; but still must
bear witness to the efficacy of DIR. HooF-
LAsD's BALsANIc CORDIAL Ny wife had
long been suffering under violen. cold,
which defend all the curative means at my
command; when, without nv knowledge.
she purchased bottle Of the Cordial, aud
was SO visibly relieved that ] myself pro
cured second bottle for her; on taking ,h
contents of which sheiwas rsdicaIly cured
This valuable remedy. to the efficacy o
vdich other medical men have testified. as
we'll as the writer of the sbove.9 is prepared
only by Dr.. c. NJ Jsskset as Arch Street,
Philadeip6is. and fdt safty Druggists ges-
orally throughout The United, States and
Canada. Price rs cents per toi,ie. -
!. do3olm. :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
A Fast Congress.

There is not dollar subject to EPpropria-
tion in the Treasury OF the United States,
hut this only seems TO stimulate the msgnifi-
cent schemas OF the Administration. The
appropriations are very much like the non-
cup atve viii Of the pauper, who bequealhed
magnificent estates to oil The tystaneers.
Senator Slidel, has introduced bill to ap-
propriate thirty millions to be used by tie
President in negotiating for Cuba. This
is intended merely FIR q dnceur to the funk
eys that wait on the approaches to the Span
ish throne. Senator B'gler proposes three
or four hundred millions as the price; a
difference of Il hundred millions or SO being
of no III iment in an empty treasury.
Senator Mason has introduced a project
to give the President the entire control of
The army and navy during the adjournment
of Congress with unlimited discretion in
dealing with the Spanish lmtricun Repub.
lies, the nation being already in an emer-
gency where Dictator is the only practi-
cable relief-O S. .Iurnal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l8

THILAUELPHIA, ] an. 10.
The fun ersl services over the remains of
thirteen BhiladeIphans, who perished du-
ring the yellow fever Of 1855 in Norfo K
and Portsmouth, while rendering assistance
as physicians and nurses took place thi.
morning in St. Stephens Church. After
the services. By DR.. Ducachet, the remain .
were removed to LsIrel Hill for re-inter.
ment. A large number of citizens OF Nor.
folk and Portsmouth, and large concourse
of friends ard relations were present. The
intermcnt took place under the direction,
OF Thos. Webster, Jr., Trustee Of the fuad
raised here by the committee of relief.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20

GrHundreds of our citizens complain of
debility and lsngor of the system. derauge-
ulent OF the liver or stomach, want o. appe-
tite. &c; they are frequently the result OF
too close application and thousand other
causes we cannot name here; buc We would
say to all SO afflicted, do as we have done
get bottle OF Dr.. Hoofand's German Bit
ters, prepared by Dr.. Jackson, and, our word
for it, you will be cured. We recommend
this medicine, knowing from experience
that it is much superior TO the generality of
patent medicines. We would say TO our
readers, purchase nine unless prepared by
DR.. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia.
Principal Office, AIS, Arch Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa sold by druggists or storekeep-
ers ill every town and village in the United
Stules, Canadas, West Indies and South
America, at 75 cents per bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
BusToN, Jan. Is

DlSIONs Jdu. TO-
A passenger in the schooner North Win d
furnishes Interesting "details Of the new
movcme nts at Hgyti. On the 22d ult., tour
armed indiv iGusls lanled on the beach, and
entering Gonaive, proceeded at once 10 La
Plaza, The residence OF the Governor, where
Jeffard demanded an entrance of the sen
tinel, to which demand the sentinel refused
to comply. Jeffard and his companions
then frightened The sentinel Of the jail in;o
liberation Of about forty political prison.
ers, who joined Jefard, and The hole party
returnek to the re ;idencr of the Governor.
% Liberty. Ire ae ceded 10 their demand, :,
and resigned on Thursday, Dec. 23d. Toe
republic was publicly prociumed on the
23d, in the grand square. and Jeffard M med
as Provisional President, which ofEce he
accepted, sand the new constitution was
signed by the late authorities OF the prin-
cipulities.
The forces Of Ieffard were augmented by
the citizens of Gouative, and the fortified
town OF ST. Marys was taken Possessio ION of
without opposion. The insurrection was
spreading North and South. Vsrious de-
crees had been issued, one of which revives
aid puts in force the constitution of IS46
and provides for the calling of Legislature e
by the President. A decree had been ssu-
ed, headed the Republic of Hayti, in the
Name Of the Nation, depriving SouIouque
Of all pow er. 1t also characteries his 3D.
minisiration as nothing but series of rob-
i berries.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
-2S---
WASHINGTON,

3lr. Clemens. who was wounded in the
duel with Mr. Wise, Is unshle to walk or To
leave his room. HIS strength has been so
reduced by suffering aLd confinement that
in all probability he will not resume his seat
in Congress during tie present ses..oa.=.s4stE {
came to Washington with the view of a
beneSe5al effect from The change Of atsocis-
ton
The resolution of Mr. Phelps. providing
for night sessions of the House, is merely
for delivery of buncom6e speeches. and wss
passed by a large majority. This intended
to facilitate the transaction of business in
the House during the earlier part of the
day. when it will be insisted that the dir
cussious shall be strictly confined to meus
ures legi;imately before the body.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
05io 4egisIature.

In the Senate, the morning session. was
occupied in committee of the VIII ole in the
discussion Of the bill amending the Code so
as to prohibit parties from testiiying in
their own behalf. The committee struck
out ell after the enacting clause, and the
Senate afterua ards concurred.
The bill authorizing Commissioners to
reduce the width of county roads was passed
Mr.. Stafford introduced bill supplement
tafy to a n act for the maintenance and sup
port OF illegitimate children.
Mr.. Monroe introduced q resolution in
structing our Senators and Representatives
IN Congress to amend the law prescribing
the mode of selecting jurors in United
States District Courts SO as to remove the
mat ter from psrtizan control.
Mr. Leete called up q resolution which
passed the Senate last session, resembling a
resolution which passed both houses. re-
questing cur Senators and Representatives 8
in CAsgress to use their irfuence TO secure
liberal distribution of the public lands TO
the several States for the establishment of
Agricultural Colleges, and after some dis
cussion was passed.
Mr.. Woods introduced resolution author
izine John H. Kiippai; to publish his essay
on wheat, and giving him the privilege OF
using the plates used in The Agriculturalre.
port of this year.
Mr. Thompson offered joint resolution
providing for an adiournm ent of the Legis-
lalure sine die, which was laid upsn the
table for discussion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
rbeIast Gazette & CITIZEN

-Presenied the name of our townsman, III, H.
wrsr 10 aye Democracie" of Chic Tor me ONCE
OF fLieuenans.Coyernor. The Doctor Is Deii'o'' at
of the blacke ST dye, who gu'ped down Lecomp''n
and lred Scott, and ours, all the brethren VINO
aid NOT do likewise. II iobeying all the behests OF
the Slave Power. and religiously believing In 'ne
smmacula.e spurity OF 'old Buck" constitutes ne
Democracy. we'll indorss the sen'imentoi I"s
Gaseste, that the Doctor is good De mocf at
This Gazette will pardon US in thus presenting the
claims OF the Doctor TO the Anti-Lecompton' hosts
las l,ttIe samcox would express III OF Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20

0rJ Jpurra Is in the Interest of the Ad.
mintstration are harpi ng upon the alleged
outra3es of "Moutgomery's band" of Free
STATE men upon The unoffending, peace
loving citizens of the southern counties oil
Missouri. But they lack the candor to tell
the whole truth. hat the Border Rnfrians
under leader named Hamilton, have, by
their inroads into Kansas. provoked the re.
taliation Of Montgomery and his men. Ii
is utterly improbable that the sparse set.
Tiers in Southern Kansas would veture -te
wage unpropoked war upon the Estate O
Missouri, but self-preserva walton may compel
taem 10 repel aggression and to rctalaie
outrages-N National Era.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
The Weste4n Law Monthly

Iss-|f1e ttle of new publication Just started al
Cleveland. Ohio. The mechanical execution of
the work is most excellent. Itisdesigned princi.
=, IN for Practice under The Code OF Civil Proce-
dure This department is under the immediate
control of Hon. RuFUs P RAsNEr. CHESTER Hay
DEN. L. L. D.. General Editor J.I-fLwELL and
M. "A. K1Ne. Assoc iaie EGiiors. The publication
bid. fir to be prospe IONS ard useful. Legal men
,hrsaptou, he country should give il their prompt
support Terms, $500 per annua, or S5-oo In
sevadee. Address HAYDEN, kEHs & ELwEIL
~ Z = Cleveland. OHIO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20

nTThe "Elixir,' prepared by DR.. JAS
WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYsREFsY, and
nothing but rysHErsY, (as advertised in an
other column,l has, by lis own merits, OBJ
tanned for itself so high reputation IN
Philadelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with its properties. arc using it themselves
and prescribing it TO their patients, con-
ssrced, BY observation, of its great efficacy
IN restoring the disordered digestive organs
TO healthy function. Numerous cases ol
Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated cnsrac.
ter. which were abandoned as incursble by
some of the Medical Faculty, have, BY the
use Of this Elixir, been restored to perfec
health, as attested certificates testify.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
Nfp Aabertis
State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
FRANKLIN WIicnx, Plsin,if,
JosEPa Wilcox. Defen ndaut,

.THE above named defendant, Jose m
Wilcox. is hereby notified fha; on .he ieth day
of January. A. u 1873, the Lhoye famed plaintiff
filed petition in the Court of Coiumnn Pleas of
Belmont county. Ohio, ~ isfe the same is now su-
dirR maud ing parttio1 of tia fall ow ay p-e mt
ses situate in said couaiy. Thes ofthe NE @
OF Sec. 81. + 6 r S. containing 81 acrcs more or
less. Also part of the \. w Or. Sec qS +. O. r.
con tanning 81 acret, reods and ~ perehes moro
OF less, teibg he same premi,es of which Nathan
lei WILCOX late of said coanty, died eeized. & more
particularly described iW said petition. The peti.
iisuer demands that pasttior he made of said prem
ises follows: To The petitaF forr- -6ftbs aud 10
the defendant oneffths. Al dHe ne It term of said
Court, application will be made by the undo ign.
cd for order that partitic mag he made, &C., of
said premises. FRANKLIN WILCOX,
Jany 90, CIV By d. d. Cove II, his atty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
An Original Letter

w.s ,eceiyed from one of JAMES BrcHA, ANS
f,m,lv. over in Noble county, which we cannot
ioIbenr LAYING before our readers. Although mol
intended for publication, we c'uid not lei SO val
uable production he lost from The puohc. us
writer is walking in she ionsirps o. Inc 'e'it''e
las. B Pony and may. II !et 'losse' Se' 90 "
Congress-. Here is The letter sci up as p'f 'ops'
save The suppression OF names. we IN h"' 'eei
tree TO give the winters name without hls coise"''
;.prr the 1859 Dare Sire you have bin SEN
d;nos youf papers her and We have In iofineu yoI
rbaie thay " as note tahin cute oi ue thee "i,u
xcn s,lIe sende them there is one oil tn III luhe
ante il None OF the Teste Is taken ou'e
and thuy saw that thay onlay subscribe or Gnu,
nsin pa1er and thay Go note in tsnde to hay you
,ore your payer aud you had better stnpe tneiii as
YOU are onley losoing vour iaoour una pdPei
sber has sine oi your subcscIlbers move wy
Nor,ore a,, bresanie butte remain your 5 IN l.. l.
os ascisunie j. NJ,
Letters OF the above character are peculiarly the
nrope, ~ of Newspaper publishers We get used u
,hem. In this instance we have three suoscrfoeis
,vho have received our paper tor Two YEARS WIN
am, naripe one cent, and when we, by polite nole
A., that the .prinior is To pay" they SEND 'he
.bovs iu response, using Tie ascistante' !. NJ 'e
a Vim, tbey to!i 10 be too dirty work for them
ssc,ves. They charge that we were informed 'ha
they did not wan, the paper True We wefe' 'u
il was not ill two years OF subscription soo
AGAINST them. They charge that the papers "ef'
,o,'besn taken out Of the Office while we EaS'
conclusive evidence that they were. of course W.
forgive thsm with the benefit OF this passing no
,ice, only regreitilg iha, our paper has b' en- oi
such bad material for woyears. 1t is an easy wa!
far. rascal to pay his debts, but an honest mai
could not
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
rsonas McEjrath ESQ.

Formerly connected with GREELy in the publ.
e.tion Of The Ner York Tribune. has commenced
the publication of a new weekly paper IN that
eiiv called The Century, Ii claims to be indie
pendent of parties, but inclines 10 Repubhcanism
Ills conducted with marked ability. Terms s2 so
Ger single subscriber two copies 400.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
Robbery.

A Mr. Wilson living near Centreyiile, " rs rob.
be d OF $40, on last Tuesday night. He heard
some noise at the front door about ~ O'Clock, and
went out to see wnat il was, when he was assailed
by .wo ruffians who knoc ked him down with clnbs
and gagged him They then en:e:ed the house,
the rest oiihe family being asleep, and alter taking
what they couid.fnd l,f. MIR. w. was supposed
to have lain about an hour be fore he was able to
craw into the house and awake the family. He
is in a very critical condition
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
WASHINGTON, Jan. is.


James N. Crane delegate elect from Ne
vaGa, has issued a circular to the members
Of Congress, presenting long array of ar
guments why The bill should become a law
The length Of the territory is about 600,
and the width about 45O miles. The popu-
latiou ranges frcm 10 900 10 $4,000 souls.
He gives glowing account Of its min ing
and agricultural features, saying in conclu.
sion tina, he can enter into no bargnin or
arrangement fer omnibnssing The terri
tory OF Nevada is suffering under this state
of things, but the bill to orgauizs it is in ad.
vance of the others. Let each one come
up in order.
The House committee on territories this
morning ordered the bill providing for the
organizati,n Of the Territorial Government
ut Dacotsh 10 be reported, with her bound
ary extending TO the Rocky mountains. Mr.
Colfsx of Ind, and Dir. Graham, the dele
gate from Colona, appeared before tie com.
flilsee To-day, and addressed it in favor OF
the organization Of the latter territory, but
arrived at no conclusion in regard to the
matter. ..Err r.|eE.
n
The Postmaster Genera! estimates that
$4,000 600 vii. be required for the service
OF the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending January so, 1860.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sub
mitted to Congress lis plan for reducing the
expenses for The collection of revenues to
extent OF 100000 per snnuni. He pro poses
The reorganization Of the collection dis
tricls, the reduction of the hundred and
sixty ports OF entry to seventy-fve, and The
discontinuance altogether of twenty-one of
eighty ports of delivery.
AIR. Hatch, of N. Y, in the House to-day
made strong but unsuccessful attempt to
get up the Senate St. Clair Flat improve
ment bill; ihe motion encounterhd shsrp
opposition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
5tlarrito.

On the I2rh inst in West Alexander, Pa. by
Rev VIM H. Lester Mr.. HUGH HARKIS and
Hiss VIRGINIA D. WRIGtir, buth of This place
DANIEL HALL tu 1iii,s MARIA GARDNER.
On the 6t'i inst, BY Rev. Lane. Mr.. ALLEN
DE Df.NBJ!RCi 10 Miss AMANDA HEED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-20
ESQ,

W NJ Os CdIWdHS Esq'S
asa Ha. taken ont patent for an Improvement on
slsds and Sic iehs, which he is preparing to lay
before the public. We have examined his model
and have no hesi,ancy in saving that 1t is very
: great improvement and must win favor with the
public as long as snow falls Ii is very ingenious
! and simple contrivances s-lt