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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-01
TO THOMAS TOSTEyIN.

S'lR-IOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT OF on
COe.ore the third day OF January 1859 there viii ben
ne in the cfice Of the Clerk Of the District CuG q
Potawattamie County. in the State Of Iowa speIitld
London Muin claiming OF you the sHm Of two hundsd
and sl1y-sIN dollars, which he ALLEGES 10 be due bimes
pron,isory note dated April Iih, 1856, for the r
Of two hundred and forty dollars and seventy ces
payable twelve months after date and that uness
appear and answer said petition before the aoIs-
rig Of the second day of the February term et the Dr.
tict Court of said County, to be begun ard he'd tie
City Of Council B!Gf> on the first Monday ,fTebrusy,
1852 Judgment will DC rendered against yeu thereon
PRANK STREET. Airy for iioinrf
The foregoing notice having been returned by he
Sheriff of PUttawSttaTu!c County not found, hesefy
order ION request OF the pand that the sane be pit
shcd four eek ssuccesSvely the COuncil Bluffs ss.-
pGreH
n35-4w r KELLOGG, CLERK.
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AN ORDINANCE

Extending Madison Street from It's Eastern Tryminr,
to the East Boundary Of the Cooperation
SEC. l. Be it Ordained BY the Common Council, O,
.ne CITY OF Council Bluffs. That Madison Street be ex-
from its eastern TO the East line Of the
min East, $50 42IOO feet thence south - Jer East
sa feet thence South, 76 deg East, isS fOro0 feet
snenee South, 60 deg. East s34 $500 feet thence
North, IS deg. East 223 74-Ioo feet thence North 6
40 MIN East Sol feet. And the same shall be A.
"eieht feet wide, and to be as public hishway
raised and approved Dec. 18th, 1888.
ATTEST: " - -Hd9o''
FRANK STRrrr C,ty P.rordrr
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City Fire Insurance COMPANY.

OF HARTFORD, CoNN-INCoRPORArRp IN 1877
Cash Capital and surplus, 1887 ,s37 30. "i
c. B. BOWERS, President, c. c. WAITE, Sec'y.
Policies Issued. in Council Ri uff., by 81
ID. c. BLOOMER, Agent.
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DJssOLUTION OF CO-PARrNEKsblI'rr,,t

nJSSOLUTION OF CO-PARfNE.inssSsr ee'
- The Co-partnership heretofore sSss. as.tsercs
RUFUS r. EDWARDS and EUGENE e. H. sasr y
the same exists in the State Of iow. shis ..,ss.
Cd by mutual cnAseot, said Warrington -
ed the interest Of said Rufus D. EdSaMs "a
nership. RUFUS R. kDuA.sS0feN
Nrr eSth Leg ---.a.N..
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TO HENRY g. HALL,

C,IR-Y0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT, THERE
y is nov On ale IN the vvee VI The Clerk Of the D-
tficf Cor Of Potawaitsmie Connty m lhe State u
Iowa, petition Of Jane Elisabeth Hall, Claiming of
you q diForre from the bonds Of mstrimony, the
ground ofw!fnl desertion for than three years.
that lnlcss you sppear sd answer said petioa
or before the morLing Of the Sec Day u the Fekrua-
ry Of the District Court Of said county 10 be begun
and held in the City Of Council bIuR, on the first Me-
day in February 1852 decree viii be rendered against
you thereon
PRANK STREET, AIRY for PlninhG.
The foregoing notice having been returned by the
Sheriff Of PvttawAtamie County mot found" hereby
order Ion request OF the Plaintiff that the FAME be
published four weeks successfully in the Council Blum
N0npaua.
n36-1r c. r. KELLOGG, CfeTk.
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VIM. 8, PERSONS.
neral agent for the objection OF .N.sfs.,
BtIls, &C.,

DENISON.. CRAWFORD IOWA
WILL attend to the Payment Of Taxes and tho Col.
~ lection OF Debts. All Business entrusted TO t;,
care will be promptly attended to.
KEFERENTEs-lon G. Z. Whiting, Onawa Iowa
r A Tritlc. ESf.. A. Cochran, Esq, Council Bluffs
Iowa; John Purdy, Esq, Rev. J. W Denson pcnison
iowa; d 7 Jcwett, ESQ. D. r. StockwelI, Esq, St
Louis No; John Kimoa!i, Esq, John A. Peters Esc
Bangor, Maine yonasn,,
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GO The Indiana Legislature, few days
since, elected Henry S. Lane and William
McCarty, to seats in the Z. s. Senate, now
fraudulensly occupied by thosc comsum-
mate dough faces, Fitch and Bright. There
IS no reasonable probability that the Bucan-
eer Senate will allow the new Senators
from Indiana their rights.
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ALFRED A. SMITH,

Main Street, rear Of James Block,
Mouse, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
GLAZING, GLIDING, GRAIN
Ga~ ING; Marbling and Bronsins -
Carriage Buggy h Wagon Paint
ing. Paper-Hanging warranted
not 10 peel On. goni stock Of WALL PAPERS con
stantiy on hand Ceilings whitened and WALLS COL
ored. = Orders solicited in town country, and
promptly attended 30 A. A. SMITH.
Council InHs
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A LSo-DRiED BEEF. BACON, BEANS,
ehshs, Potatoes Lard, Eggs Butter, Cheese. &c.
1T z -. ". G. AEpRrS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-01

q The readers Of the Harrison County
F'cy--and their name 10 lcsion-are often
rcgal.l With seinsillations Of classical lore.
that's last, NC give the benefit Of our c;rcula-
tiea. IL speaking Of the emigration to the
Cherry Greek gold mines, next Spring, he
says-"Like the slirosehirg amy Of
Xsrxc., their tread will soon DO heard pass
ing over our plains, to seek their fortune in
the Cold field of the West,0
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The Poetical Works Of
EDGAR ALLAN POE.

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EDGAR ALLAN POE,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH MORE THAN
- one hundred Original Designs, by barley Brkei
roster PicSersgiil Tenniel CropSy Duggan Madot
auo engraved in the finest style VI Wood Engraving BY
cooper Linton. Evans, &c,
SpiendIdly bouni-price Six Dollars. A few copies
IN MOROCCO Nine Dollars.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition Of
POE'S COMPLETE WORKS.
III f'ur Volumes 12no. Price 81 so, containing tho
laes OF the Gortosque and ArabesQue; Wonderrl So-
re, OF the Imarinaticn; All his Poetry The Story Of
Arthur Gorron Pym. and complete collection Of all hi.
."n tnutons To the Magazines. Ediied by RUFUS "
"heWoID, d, D.. with notices OF his life by J. n.
Lowell and n. r. Willis
Sent by mail, postage prepaid, receipt Of the
J. s. REDFIELD. Agent
81 Bcckman Street New Yurk.
Vol 2-G1i-In =,
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TO THOMAS TOSTEvIN,

! CIR-YOU ARE HEBEBY NOTIFIED. THAT THERE
! ~ is now on file III the iii Of tie Gle VI the
District Court IN ana TOT the county Ptwat,ariie
and ST OF Iowa. the petit Ion Of John Baldwin who
claims Of you the sum Of Ten Hundred and Twe.tv-
Eight Dollars, as money due by him on tyy..
era Promissory Notes, one dated December ist 1887
payable four months alter da calm. for tho sum
Of Nine Hundred and 1hIrtySeven DOL 100 Duar. and
the other dated May 18th, 1883 due IS days an date
and calling for the sum Of FftyEigh DeIrr with 10
per cent interest per annum after due. NV unless
You appear and answer said petition On or Lctore the
morning Vi the Second Day next term Of the Dis
trs' Court in and for said county begun and held
IN the city Of Council Bluffs Oh the First MONDAY %,
February 1883 Judgment will rendered a-alns, +u
thereon
You also notified, that an auach,nrn, has been
issued in said cause, and property aa.hel to sat-,
isiy SAID claim.
CLINTON BALDWIN, Att'ys for Plaintiff
STATE OF iowa, D.
Po,tswa,tsInie County, SIS
I, c P. kellogg Clerk Of the District Court in and
for said county do hereby certify that J. IL Sherman
the County Judge in and for county ha. this day
ordered that the above copy Of the origa! notice in
the cause Of John Baldwin against Thona. To.reylu
be published for four consecutive weeks in The Co III
BUNS Weekly NoHpdrcI, weekly newspaper pub
Hshed in the said city Of Council Bluffs
{. p, KELLOGG Clerk
Dec 3o;h 1855 tn36-4wl
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STATE OF IOWA.
Pottdratiansie County, -
TO UZAL WILLIAMS,

CIR-YoC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT THERE
- now Oh he in the office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trick Court in and for said county the petition Of John
T. Baldwin, who Claims Of you the ef Three Hun
dred Fifty Dollars money due him Prom issory
Note given by you him. June llth 1857 payable one
year after together with interest since same
became due Petitioner also claims that all VI your
right and interest in and to the following
Real Estate, The East half Of the Northeast n
Of the Southwest quarter of Section No. fourteen M
in Township No. seventy five (75) North Of Range g.
twoH2 West Also, the East half Of the North. west
quarter section No. twenty-five f22) Township No
eventy-ave Range ~ West be forever f,recoscd and
that the may be sold to satisfy said claim Now
unless you appear and said petition before
the morning Of the Second Day of the the
District Court TO be begun and held in the city Of Coun
Gil Bluffs in said county, the 7th day of February
1859 judgment will be rendered against you prayed
for in said petition.
CLINTON 4 BALDWIN, Arys for P.oin,ig:
STATE OF Iowa, 80
Poffdrdffamie County,
lC.P. Kellogg. Clerk OF the District Court in and
f." said county, do hereby certify that John H. Ser-
nan County Judge Of said county has ;hIs DAY
ed that the above notice be published for four caseu-
tive weeks in the Council Bluffs Weekly Non aren
weekly newspaper published In tie city O, Council
b uffs Iowa. &. =. KELLOGG; Clerk
by l.. BURDIcK. Deputy. [n36-4u
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CT Acknowledging the Corn Crying
"uh,' in a crowd.
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Uecu uu OooltiouIStS uuu ID WuIH, anu tNdt
no has been gilty of steelin money from the
government, and bin bcetin for the legisla-
ter BY preecher, and beaten for alderman
by chief .justisc Shoemaker, for when you
insinuwait on facts, it hirts hcep wus then
to tel lise on one. And, to you, Jcramire,
let me sa, that du think, to use the Ian.
g,age of James Buchanan, cit is one of tho
most In 'ongest things in the world" for n
brother to insinuwate that his other brother
had onse bin friend of femail niggers, and
to nkuse him Of steelin as hav sed to Will
lain. And, another thing was very rons
in yurc letter, that was to lug in the name
of virtuous female like mary cole. hay
no doubt her hart vii be almost broke when
she seas yure letter, and may be she wi! su
yu tor SANDER, and wouldn't blame her if
she did. II yu must quarrel and hav eny
thing tn sa about wimin, don't speak of them
whose caracter is unimpeached. From tho
manner in which yu speak of mrs. cole,
people not acquainted with her, would con-
ciude that she was not n virtuous woman
Emngine at onse, yourself sued for slandcr,
and al them who was acquainted with mrs.
cole when she lived in tho fat-rooC, brot
agin yu as witnesses, how wood w feal.
And, now, my deer ncfIuse, l must bring
this cpissel to close, and with al the ten
der love and affecshun Of old unkle, who
noes the orful consequences Of IN expose
of yure private char -racter, and who wishes
yu and yure other bruthcrs to carry out the
resoIusbun that yu onse took, "to try and
reform and bee respectable" do now quit
yure quarrelin, and rite no more letturs in
the nusepapers, leeve that to one who can
rite. will do that part myself.
From your aEecshuncs unklc,
Major JOSHUA V. QUINN,
Of 0uinu,i lille.
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AFTER GUDGEONS.

A little over year ago, the would-be Lieut..
Governor, was for weeks engaged intradu-
cling the Western Stage Company. 1t SEEM
ed as though he could not frame sentences
sufficiently emphatic, with which to express
his condemnation of that company. Week
after week, he made unwarranted attacks
upon them and, on the 2lst OF July, 1898,
his malice found vent in these words -
" The Western Stage Company haue eprou-
ed an intolerable and pitidble nuisance"
Then, he was not candidate for Lieut..
Governor-he was not then in want OF votes.
Now, things have changed-the editor OF
the Buqle is candidate for o high of6ce-he
il sadly in want Of votes-and we find him
loudly extolling the very company he for
merly so repeatedly and Indignantly de-
nounced in unmeasured terms. Now, he
saws he nerer citnessed better regulations
in staging than hare been adopted and put
in practice by this company" Was tn re
ey er an nother such dissembler as thls would
be Lieut.. Governor, L. w. BABBlTT. Guess
not. That he will secure single vote
more, by his simulated professions of admi-
ration of tho Western Stage Company and
its arrangements, we do not believe. There
are no gudeons connected with the company,
as the would.be Lieut.. Governor, will most
assuredly find out at the ballot.box next Oc.
tober. Votes will not follow the would. be
Lieut.. Gorerpos's fawning, in ttis instance.
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BABBIrr AS A LEGISLATION.

The Jasper County Free Press says thai
L. w. BABBlrr is noted for his refined man.
illness and modest worth! In support o1
this " notednsss," it says, that while he wa.
a member of the State Legislature of Iowa.
in connection with other important business
before the assembly, no introduced the fol-
lowing,
Resolved, That the Wing Party has gone
to sleep with Niger Wenches.
Who will dare gainsay that We have here
evidence indisputable, that the would-be
Lieut.. Governor, is a man Of "much rea
worth of character?" With such evidence
of his sta.esma anship, is it any wonder that
he is regarded, throughout the length and
breadth of the State, as can able man, a
reliable democrat, and popular favorite?''
We think not.
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11oI uI-NO H. WHOLE NO. 121. @~"s
IN T. BALDWIN, g. II. DOpGl
BALDWIN g. DODGE,

Bankers 6 Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u at Current Rates Of Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver Current and
current Money Bought and Sold. 49,. =,
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned On Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT proprie-
tors L-.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction Of business which may be entrusted
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson
Bank of Ilion, Illion, N. 7.
Bank Of COoperstown, Coopefstown, N Z.
Durkee Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, N. r.
Warren Bank South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens x Co., Bankers, IT. Desmoincs.
Henry Farnham Pres. c. & r. l. 4. R., Chicago, Ills
Jpo E. Henry, Supt N. & II. R. H. Davenport, lows
Cook Sargent 4 Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
Western Marine & Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City n. T.
lie Roy Tutte, Omaha City.
James C. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, N. T.
n b. Judd, Esq Chicago. L.g
Merchants, Savings, Loan X Trust Co., Chlcago.
Corse Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria, Va
J. d. Bennett, Agt. Atna Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan U. s. s, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon s R. Curtis n. c., Keokuk Iowa
| Coolbaugh Il Brooks, Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u loue'0 WY
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EXPRESS TO THE GOLD MINES

The Omaha Nebrdskidn is out in favor Of
an Express from that city to Cherry Creek
After enlarging upon the benefits that would
acrue to Omaha, if a good, safe, speedy and
reliable express limo were established from
thence to the mines-it says that 8 the peo-
pie Of Denver are willing to foot one-haH
the BILL" and calls upon the business men
of Omaha to foot the other half. Its plan
of operations is thus laid down: "The
Western Stage Company-the most respon-
sible transportation company in the United
States-are ready and willing to go ON and
stock the road, and establish stations for
weekly line of Express Coaches between
Omaha and Denver City, provided they are
Unidentified against loss the first year. The
estimated cost Of stocking the road is put
down at $50, 900, and as the cost of running
must of necessity be great, the company is
unwilling to assume so heavy a risk without
an assurance on the part of our people, OF
a willingness, to bear a share in the actual
loss. We understand too, that the Stage
Company is willing to bear pro-rata share
of the loss, so that it is not likely that our
citizens will in any event, be required to pay
more than $4,000 or $l5 200 which can be
paid quarterly as the reports Of the business
of the line are made out"
This looks very we'll on paper, but it is
hardly probable, that the people Of Denver
or Omaha, seriously contemplate engaging
in anv such an enterprise, but we shall see.
We have no wish to throw cold water on
any such movement, but we cannot disabuse
our mind Of the conviction, that ii we ever
have an Express from here to the mines, we
shall be indebted to private enterprise Tor
the same. An arrangement of the kind
shadowed forth above, we do not believe
would do to tic to. II tho Western Stage
Company establish an express to tho mines,
on this route, on their "own hook" we have
reason to believe it would be o permanent
institution-safe and reliable. But, any
arrangement, looking to an indemnifcatlon
from loss to the company, by the people OF
Denver and Omaha, or any and all other
towns, seems to US almost farcical-and as
certain to lead to chickering's, fault-hnd'ng,
and dissatisfaction, and eventually to dis
ruption between the parties, and the hnal
overthrow of the Express line. "Better
suffer the ills We have, than fly to others we
know not off, ,
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CTWhere are oil "Re2ublican Extrav-
agance," and his twin brother, "Awful
Disclosures?" These gentlemen, begrimed
and sooty, travelled up and down the State
last year, terrifying hysterical females in
every precinct which they visited. Their
countenances were dark and ominous, and
their heads had melancholy wiggle from
right to left, that was prophetic Of some
direful calamity. Their garments had tho
smell of bituminous blazes on them; and
the deep bass of their laundering voices
sounded afar Of like the croak Of bull. frogs
in ill.pond, or like the bray of an aston
ished Jnckass in hy time. '%- y
Where are these gentlemen? Are they
reposing in eternal oblivion along with
Henry Hoffman Trimbls9 When will they
reappear in the political arena 1t is sns-
pected that they have done violence to their
own persons, by suicide, and that in com
pany with the "nigger in the Constitution, .
they arc wandering, in disconsola,c mood,
along the Stygian coast. Such 10 life
| Warren E1qle. ssar
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VERY TENDER.

The Columbus City Enterpri.e, remark
ing upon Judge CLAGoErr's co nmeucing
suit against the editor of the Hawkeye, for
slander, says the Judges charscter seems to
be - tender as three shilling sbirt-it's 50
easily damaged"
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father who once attempted to take her life,
and perhaps left her husband cripple"
he groaned, as he hurried toward the door.
The little ones were bewildered.
''You are not going?' said the mother,
at that moment reappearing, and discover
ing the old man in the act Of passing into
the hall.
He stopped and partly turned his face, but
seemed to lack the resolution to do aught
else.
"He said he had little Maria once, that
looked just like me, mother" shouted the
child, her eyes sparkling with delight.
The knees of the old cartman trembled,
and he leaned against the door Tor support.
The lady sprang towards him, and taking
him by the arm, attempted to conduct him
to chair.
"No, noY' he exclaimed, "not till you
tell me am forgiven"
"Forgiven for what % replied the
mother, in alarm.
.sRecognize in me your wretched father,
and need not tell you !" he faltered.
s'My poor fatherp' she cried, throwing
her arms around his neck call is forgiven
all forgotten -
All was forgotten, and the husband, when
he returned, late in the afternoon, was
scarcely less rejoiced than his good wife, at
the discovery. Whether or not Bridget
succeeded in changing the double eagle,
never learned; but this do know-it took
the honest female all of two months to un-
ravel the knot into which the domestic af.
fairs of the family had tied themselves
during her absence. Pap Ainsley still keeps
his cart, for money would not induce him
to part with it.
lpeeped into the back yard Of DR.. East
man, one day last week, and discovered the
old man dragging the favprite vehicle round
the inclosure, with his four grand children
piled promiscuously into it.
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"P!oush-IIandie Ticket"

The Democratic journals Of Iowa, in .
sneeriug manner, call the Republican ticket
in that State ssthe Plough Handle Ticket, !"
the candidates being farmers. The Demo.
cracy are running two veteran Office holders,
who have lived most Of their lives on Gov
ernmeut pay. The farmers will duly apprs-
cia.e this derision upontheir own honest aud
honorable calling, as that class Of people did,
under similar circumstances, in the great
political campaign os 1860.
The Republicans very submissively accept
the designation thus bestowed on their excel
lent tickst.-Cin. Gazette.
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AmDrotypists & Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LARGE
w stock Of Ambrotype, Melanotype Dagger
restype and Photographic Geods. embracing every
useful article in demand by the OPERATOR consisting IN
part Of p a
Cases, Frames, Plates. Glass Mattings i
Preservcrs, Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which We will sell reasonable terms.
September 5-y2l2, T. GEESAAAS 60,
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PACIFIC HOUSE
l.. NJ. DOUGLAS,
&. BURROUGHS,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

w nLLiurnish Plans, Specifications and Designs for
erection Of the same. Jobbng Of all kinds psompt-
TenSea p TO- Shop on Lower Broadway, in rear Of W.
sod Aooinsons Jeweiry Store All work warrauned rs
s"a I contracted for. ~ ~ -
RErEarxcEs.-J P. Williams, Hess,s. on,c.r 4
ey, ". James, Thomas H. Renteu IT, D. G.
and all persons iu this town that have ever
LAY q, Ises.-ly.
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THOMAS OFFICER. WIN PUsEY, Ahg a. La
OFFICER g. PUSEY,

REAL, ESTATE BROKERS,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment OF lands Of non-resdents and the
collection and remittance Of claims.