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Ex TINS sIyE SALE 3
: DRY GOoDa.
Nearly 100000 soortA of Dry Goods at .,
-, abont The Ezact Cost for Cash.

We vould respectfully announce to our custom
expires on tho lst Of February next, By Limitation,
md are very desirous settling up our buslness
g the tine speclhed; and bavinG on hand an unusu
whole stock at about the exact cost and he
9meis and the public viii appreciate this move
by relieving us Of the greater portion Of our Foods
se wn,sr h ~ nov Sasr upon such terms es We have
ssss 81 our ,s sals
day to dc! until 2lst Of January, 30 that We nav
neve ample time to take an inventory Of stock, &c
prev1ouo 70 tbs lst Of February. - -
Purchasers may rely ON obtainiBg any article in
our stOcx 81 Rreolsey what it marked 70 cost us
no more yiii bs asksd. and no less viii be taken.
morning sffsr the day Of raie. 'NS's w sAs
l1ung Iha time va ara -selling ut cost ws shall
course becssh without discount = - vf--fSf
Wo VIII en6eavor to give every attention in our
power 20 purchasers, and We only AJAX rotur that
tn9y wll isGlisAes N e our sales az much possible
Of nme as they can oonyeaientiy DO it rTY~
Nv deem it almost unnecessary to state that No
6eeR On hand ono Of the lergest stooks sSlIKS
kQ8ES, MERlNOs, M0UsSELiNES, VEL,
yEIS CLOAKS, SHAWLA and b K ESS
GOODS generally that can b found @ the Disrict,
v,l Sss Ell sSd sasnns as ne
Our customsrs, vhoss accounts will be rendered
M ~ dey.. viii oblige ~ very much IL they viii
Sal ana seede - early aef the receipt Of them ss
tnsy cea eonyeu1eutiy do 90, an osdse that ws may
el0se % the present businsss and eject suok az.
49, s.s psotsSis e sess s"r.ssss % shsn here
Dc iS lot W. M. SaUSTER n co
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IN resumed her route on the foto- -
TGEsnxys TtS S1Ss III lss-, sss oMsiePFsGR e
9! ed g = sss esl A.r
p sessIns 4 u e is.dszsf soss
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PASSAGES. rSs geEgBfsggo ENgh% sgofAhha MAJ. AND

The New Yorf and 'viSsiiis ssr:v iS ssssmshi,
MOtNf vERN ON. C.pt +. G. smith, <3&6
VIII leAye the Company's Depot, WY
tern w htrvees ~ II o. o'clock q. every WEDN ES-
DAY, and the Coupany's Depot, q AlexsndriS,
atSo'cock p. m. sape day.
Passengers from Wsshington and 6eorEctovu
can take the coaches. ccnnecung with Alexsndria
steamboets or railroad, which leave the corner of
,,, o. The :tssnsr from the Wssfsra WIsfvss 81 ii
Msssrs. Morgan 4 Rhinehart, Westsfn Whsrves.
Freight viii os resolved up 70 the hours Of depsF
). NE lnsayanee Will Do effected on Ell soods by
tnis lns At the once Of the Company q Der oslS
The Recommendations for passenger by this line
Sre N every respeet frst-o sss, and svsry sorf VII
feyk a agreesbls and healthfnl onsl = - -
cd rs,Ehf Or psfsags ssPly 70 FoWLE =
...-,, :. wei p B .SIssI csoMyIsEL1k sIsIsIL Co.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRQAp.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CKAneI OF Hou1s. -
Commssesns On Monday sserssss, October II, ID

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Trans viii rsn as feIloys; -
::y: ::y: wAAss##IINNSsTTSS :. Sc :ss :ss e e
::S: =: SSEEiNSSkE ~
fssssnssss fer the EAST Yin take trains sts1
and 7z5 q. m, and SO pm. d t.EtIl
Eer the VEST g $40 .. m. and sse ,. N.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7x5 q m, and SO 3. m
osis .A 4 4. q. PARSONS, Agent,
NEW YoEKANP EIS ~ Ivy 2Wyg41sssHIINsToN
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON win lssvs
Ae5a9dtla snd MsahingteR 70. New zRRek
s S,oloca ? m m, s,d New Yort f9I Ws.h
Psesensers can join TIE ship st Alexsndria st any
time before the hsur Of the stsamsr's depsrturs.
N. BIN the event of the steamers inabiIfv 10
cross the bar in consequenoe Of low water eli eoods
% 81 sbs Ss to and from the ssa
- For ' fr'irhs or EsoRgsasSs, Ess,iRsss asSs,g z tRHrNrHArr
oc c2-M.I6Su -. western Wharvea.l
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A yAhuABLE FARM FOR sALE-sitrssed
y In Asexandris county, about 2k miles To3
Ss2Tsst9 W. st the ,ntsrseotion Of tke GeorsetoTn
sna LlIus Fals roads. consisting Of ln2 sores In
hth ADD = strsets. wsahintfor. b. g. hnH iS.a
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CaaIsrAaosS oSso9 soS1s sJiI5iNIt5L AZ 5siSNItLINeT0N'i

HkisTMAs eoQks At TsgLLLINGTON'
sssort9sss 81 juyenis End Toy Bocks K sSS ' ciss
Ro2x xees 20 select Fffs Tor the hciidays
rod5set Woru, ESlsooPd And Cstholic Psayss
es,s.sssd Noxas. wreips Desks, PortfSlios,: )
Az SS5;,{1 isf maohs and morocco bindings,
!, AI,e: sA q Capt Msyns Rsie,s Books for Bows:
es ssGz asss nssss.s sss Az; Hc 8
ressss sxst!sS; t VII Tslks. Travels and Ex
ne 10Y o. TIE 9rey Affieea Parrot. BY HAIRY
hethw ;|s Booze for irsvn iolfs, illustrated b. Bn-
Esisy bfssmsa g waadstinss in Elf Land. Z
bissy q tks AnsSiess Rsvol,tioa ftor, r.w....
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- CHAMBER, on the ssoond foor, or n desire
large CHAMBER Sone, beautifully minated, from,
ing on New York avenue and only few yard
from the Presideut's House. Apply on New for
svenue, hrst door east Of 18th sreet adjoining th
drug store on the corner, de -
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n1v4r been abs 20
We1ieine-NKvn
A SIN q L = IN
Hcr A G UR T.,
Mvsr did re know
ssisfaetioa BY any
ASeentfary,allafs
A&R RA~.nss -
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~ ci any OTHER
mas rAfLED, IN
STANCE TO RF-
whsn timely used.
an instance of dis
one who used Il. On
delighted With its
|sn.S A. -. -
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HOUSE FOR RENT-On north g street,. be.
II tweea 4th and 5th, No. 519, With ne roorS,s
To Eoed tenant the rent will be moderate Appiy
x A. SsmALL, north l. street, between 4th and Sth
No. 0eV. no 1s-7wf
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CRY
J.. PkOPERTY-A FARM Of 10 acres, neal
0s no IS ' Real E.t.ss SE0. xs,v W. s3s sR3ssA1.ff.,
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FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
ton and New Orleans Jsckson Raslrosda,
DIRECT RouTB AND CONTINUOUS RArLwAY Con-
R;eams.f; 6. 4cs.,lis, ,Ly.sAssss. ,P,tsssl
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ron SALE.-I Offer Cor sale vsluabIe FARM
t.,r,n IN honsSrn county Virginia, on most liberia
for Improved eIy properly fs proeery + situ.
1sse 1sfe one o. ,hs most improved and highly cut
ana Iaitroad. lo9ab BENZ. p. SMITH.. -
1es-u ssH7- IL - =. =. Civ Hsjit
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of this professedly Democratic party, to its
acts in different States, while the great,
overshad lowing, shameful fact, stands out
in undisguissd distinctness, that 1t 10 the only
reliance of the slaveholdipg oligarchy for
perpetuating and extending human slavery?
And how impudent is all This affected horror
at a temporary postponemens Of the exercise
Of the elective franchise BY portion OF the
citizens Of a single State, on account OF the
places Of their birth, while those who affect
it Justify and defend the euslavement and
utter degradation of millions of their fellow
men Of native birth, on account OF the color
of their skin! This one consideration Is
full aud fitting answer to all this parade OF
hypocri.ical sympathy for naturalized citi-
zenS,o
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Letter from John Graves.

If the people who arc acquainted with
JOHN GRAVES, can't believe what he says,
they need place no confidence in what any
man writes from the gold mines. 1t will be
remembered that we have heretofore pub.
lished several letters written by Mr.. GRAVES
to his wife, but none have given e1travagant
accounts of the mines. All the information
he has given has been derived from his
own personal observation. lie has never
given Us any reports or hearsay evidence
1t will be remembered also, that all his let
tiers have been written to his wife and not
for the public eye.
ArRARIA, X. T., April ID, 1859.
DEAR WIFE DO not blame me for not
writing sooner, l have not had an opportu-
nifty of sending a letter home since STARRING
left. No one appears to be going back but
any amount are daily arriving, none howev-
or from the Bluffs, except Mr.. DYE, who
worked for Mr.. DopcE, at Elk Horn, he ar
rived to-day. Those coming in generally
60 Immediately to the mines. =
l have been out over a week, but there is
not water enough where l was, to wash to
advantage, we took out $l4 in four days,
two of us. lexpect some of our company
will 60 over to Arapahoe City to morrow,
to mining, while and one other will 20 in.
to the mountains prospecting, it is almost
too soon yet, but We want to take claims
and be there ready, and some arc to be at
work, so that We do not lose MI our time,
have no safe chance to send you any mon
ey atpresent, but will do so the first opportu-
nifty. think there will be some kind of IN ex-
press started soon. can send little in a
letter, but not enough to do much good, |
will send you specimen of 81 in dust,
which you can probably sell if you wish to.
wrote letter eight days age, send part
Of it in this. sent you $32, a sheep skin
and pair Of veBison hams by Starring.
JesH GRAvrs.
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PACIFIC HOUSE,
THE CELEBRATED
KENTUCKYHARvESTER
THE BEST REAPER AND MOWER IN USE.
Can be procured II ordered early, from
Jas. L. O'Neil, st. Joseph, Mo.

LIVERY farmer who uses will endorse the follow.
II Ing letter, all who purchased them last summer
gave the same kind Of statements 1t is reliable in eve
respect and gives the farmer trouble in getting out
OF oroer and wilt soon pay for itself and years
ST. JOSEPH, No. Sept II, 1855
JAMES L. O'EEIL, Esq:
take great pleasure in reporting to Won the
perfect satisfaction given by the kentucky
purchased Of this 1t has cut over $50
VI Gram and grass-has been running the 2lth Of
uhe and Is still cutting II has not been i'd
more than 10 days tbs whole time II has never bro
zen IN any part is easier the horses easier on the
ana less trouble in every than any machine
! nave ever seen used, aud have used Rcapers nov
years think 1t Just the machine for the Nilsson.
n farmer, and whoever buys one will prize it, III
hot ger another mine could not be bought for any
reasonable sum. As mower it cannot be surpassed -
oxen will answer perfectly to work in it, Those who
nave seen it at work, other Machine will answer
mem ne1t summer. Yours, etc.,
VI NJ sw BARoNrr ryvw,pr
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practitioners a. JAMES w. GRIxEs, for whom
no man entertains greater respect than our
self. All his political acts, save the one
under consideration met with our hearty
approval, and We were heartily rejoiced At
his promotion to the Senate Of the United
States; but yet, even the high estimation IN
which we hold him as . man, statesman and
Republican, cannot warp US into belief in
his iufallibility, and We shall, therefore,
continue to differ with him hereafter as
heretofore, should our sense Of right lead or
impel US 80 to do.
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At the present writing VIC have nothing
of more definite or satisfactory character
from the mines, than we gave the public in
our last. Emigrants are going and return
ing in about equal proportions. Everything
is in whirlpool of doubt-confusion worse
COMPOUNDED. 1t is just possible that mat
tiers will remain in this COMPOUNDED condi-
ton for several weeks yet; in the meantime
it would be we'll for everybody to "hold
on" Since our last issue there have been
two Express arrivals--at St. Joseph and
Leavenworth--bringing dates from the dig
gings to tho 10th inst. The St. Joseph dali
ly Vest says the news by these arrivals
"gives great reason to hope that the mines
will yet prove as rich as heretofore antici-
pated." "-,
We purposed giving all the latest intelli-
gence from the mines both pro and con, but
the crowded state of our columns preclude
US therefrom. We have room only for the
following from the St. Joseph Gazette, in
refencc to the reported receipt of dust at
Leavenworth:
"We observe by the Leav enworth papers
that about $1,000 in dust was received by
Russell & Jones' express which arrived there
last Friday. How reliable this is We cannot
of course know, as false reports may have
been made to the papers. But letter re-
ceved here on Sunday, by Mr.. O'Ne.l,
Cashier of the Buchanan Insurance Com
pany, from the House j. c. Hemingway, &
Co., Bankers at Leavenworth, states that
So. 900 in dust was received there on the
10th by express. Mr.. O'Neil says this
house would not have written such letter
if it were not true. The story, therefore, that
there has been no gold dugsat Cherry Greek
vanishes into thin air, and those who repor,
that there has been no gold found may be
set down as unworthy Of credence.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

AerA1E cosvESIIoS OF THE REPUBLICANS OF
iowa is called to assemble BY their dclesa.es at the city
Of Des MONIES at II O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday the
a2d day June 1859 ior the nomination OF Ocers to
be elected st the general e!ection in October Of this
year. Candidates to be selected for the Offices Of
overn,r Lieutenant Goreu,r aai three Judges o! the
Supreme Court. The Convention will take such other
xcion may In their opinion contribute to the success
Of the principles and organization 0; the Republican
Party OF this State and OF the Union.
Every organized County will be entitled toone dele
gate in the Conventions and to additional delegate
for each 100 (ater the arst 1909 and for any
additional fraction OF 50 votes cas-. at the last
General Election for HON. ELIJAH SELLS. as Sccre-
tnrv OF State.
The attention o. the Republican Central Committees
0 their respective counties Is directed TO the calling Of
the County Conventions the appointment Of dele
gates in the ratio above stated and for ecnt organ-
sation preparatory to the canvas.
JOHN A. KASSOS, H. N. HoxlE,
NJ RUscH, On COOLEY,
0H JEROME. THOS. SEELT,
l.. B. CLARK.
Rep. State Central Committee.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican Electors of Po.,watauaic County arc
requested to meet in Convention, at Concert Hail. in
Council Bluffs,
WEDNESDAY,, THE 18TH DAY or JUNE, MKT,
~ o'clock p NJ, for the purpose Of appointing Dele
gates to attend the Republican State Convention and
the transaction Of other business. By Order OF
County Central Committee.
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Don't Believe It,-If al

Don't Believe N:-If any interested one tells you
that physic. ivdiues guiacum, bleeding, and hundred
other injudcious will relieve pain like SMITHS
Electric OIL" don't believe it, The simple truth is
daily made evident where in the undoins Of the
previous bid management of the most
heard this country any other IT, the Of this
VI Nj
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70 II every steamboat had full supply Of SMITHS
Electric Oil, what Of suffering would be re-
lievcd Ierery family were supplied, how soon pain
would fee SMITHS Electric Oil is the soothing Of
all preparations and do harm How pleasant It
is infants gums ladies' gathered breast. felon
any inHamatory, painful case, TRY IT ard SEQ.
Ask for DR.. SMITHS Electric OIL
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CORN&YOUNG STOCK


p. J. NcNahon
WIN. n. Doren Esther n. Doren pmst
To VIM n. Van Doren sane esb
Ton are hereby notified that there nU.s.v,thMs
once Of the Clerk OF the Distct Courtot rcysss
County in the State Of Iowa petition OF -
claiming Of you the sum Of four hundred ~ orosisr
note executed BY you on the ash day Of feora.s,a ~
and that writ Of attachment has bsen s's - drL
cause and your property attached to sass. cstioa
and that unless you sppear and answer ~ ~ Lass
or before tho morning Of the second dN sseis ~
term Of the District Court Of said County a., gustN
held in the City Of Council Buds, On ,Dc .s,isays
in August, 1859, judgment will b renasss
thereon. PRANK SIkhk DneW
The original notice in the above entitiea COST
been returned BY the Sheriff Of Pottawats,s ,suf ~
/" not found" and being satisfied that ths .ssssdsan
. cause Of action existing against ~ - .,6es ~
therefore ION request Of the plantiD 49, ssrseasr
the foregoing notice be publishes ioef
" In the Council Dlu6S Neaeereh
J0AN =. ShEsT.ss. No
Nay 81, 1851. -vS ne "
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" May toe nerer rant friend or a bottle 10 gips
him " once favorite sentiment among the devotce
OF Bacchus, while they mbihng liquids which
securing for them nothing but poverty disgrace misery
and death But what change has been effected since
the discovery OF DIR SMITHS Electric OIL Many pain.
full complaints engendcTc by the old CUSTOM have ED
ed to the magic influence OF this machess preparation
and those who have been renovated by its Apply
to their old sentiment, May rant friend
a bottle Of DR.. SMITHS Electric OIL to give him."
~ Y P1Der
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Sherin,s Sale.

DY viftuo Of an Execution to directed iron, the
ID Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Potar
wa,tamie County, Iowa. shall proceed to sell Sat-
urday the End day Of July A. d. 1863, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and clock p NJ of said dav
in front OF the County Treasurer's Oce in the city Of
Council Bluffs the following described real estate Of
b. Stutsman, to wit Southeast O! section 81 town
ship "a Range 40 taken as the property B. Stusman
to satisfy an execution in favor Of Calvin Bebee
CRAIG, Sheriff
Council Bluffs, Iowa. May 2S,h, 1889
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Proprietor Of SMITHS ELECT

p For small sum all may be relieved of Headache
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma Gout,
Piles, Tettcr, Felons, Sueilings, Cramp, Deafness,
Wounds Burns, Sore Throat, Gathered Breasts, etc.
% Ask for DR.. SMITHS Electric Oil, or You will!
be m ade the victim Of fraud.
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Dr. Smiths Oil Cures.-To he Afflicted.

DR.. smiths Oil Cufes.-Aothe Aiihe'eo-
Having had considerable experience IN the use Of Dr.
Smiths Electric OIL have hesitancy in saying that
it surpasses anything have yet found for the cuTeof
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered from Rheu-
matisI induced try this remedy and was almost
astonlshed at the result, as 1t affected arapid and
think permanent cure would advise all suffering from
rheumat diseases to try this medicine with
out delay ard think you will Alnd that is rightly nanei
SAMUEL WILSON
Crescent City MAY &c 1855
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Crescent City, May 2S, 1875

To FpIToRs-CArrioS' --Pubshers of newspapers
are respectfully cautioned not to insert the faeehoo're
specting M self OF young fellow assuming fTcnch
name which have appeared in several newspapers OF le
Such notices would not be admitted where he is known
G. B. SMITH, N D
1t Proprietor Of SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
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c,.,. 1. S.uehern Isws and Nlissssri.
The heavy rains thas have fallen TINS
month have materially damaged the crops
in Missouri and Southern Iowa. In tho
South eastern portion Of Missouri, the corn
and hemp has been drowned out to great
extent. Along the stage route between this
city and st. Joseph, the country has been
badly washed. We found the conte nts of
many cornaeld washed into the bottoms,
and noticed many fields Of wheat, that had
suffered severely from high waters. Much Of
this land, however, has been, and will bere-
planted. Those 90 fortunate a. to possess
high but comparatively level ground, have
no reason to complain Of their prospects OF
an abundant crop. An unusually large area
Of ground has been planted in the region
named, and if no farther damage is done BY
the " descending Of the rains" and We are
otherwise blessed with favorable season,
the prospects for more than usual supply
of grain are Aattering in the extreme. Grea.
thiws are expected of Western Iowa this
seaS6n. The shipments Of corn and pota-
toes from this quarter, this spring, has had
q very salutary effect, in directing the ut
tention of both consumers and producers to
this favored section If the great West
Our exports this season, have done much
towards removing the impression, that this
whole "upper country, was given over to
specializing in jack-knives and corner-lots,
and have caused our Southern neighbors to
look to US for their future supplies of "hog
and hominy." We hope and trust they may
not look in vain, for of right the Missouri
Slope should supply this demand, from its
broad and fertile lands. A golden harvest
rcwardiDg the fruits of our husbandmen's
labor this season, we may with certainty
look forward to the renewal of good times
ere the dawn OF 1860. This is our only
chance-we can look to no other source for
help.
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leave st JOSEPH each morning al p n, connect
ing al that point with the splendid and oommodous
eoa on the Keokuk Packet Co., for St. Louis Quincy
aud quincy r. R., the Terre HSute l. Alton r. :and
she ONO and Mississippi Il. r. for all Eastern and
Southern cities.
The Steamers WIN CAMPBELL and ST. MARY, will
!eave Council Buns, semi-weekly, for st. Joseph in
connection with tho H. St. Jo r. b. Bills of lading
VII DC signed and freight taken through 10 Chic,so
hannibal or St. Louis, At the lowest rates. Tickets
oe obtained either boat for all points the East
Ut SOUTH Buy yovr 5tekefs and sars Money.
i, JOSIAH HCHr, Supt
= B. SRoAT, GsnI Ticket Ast rsnSlu
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State OF Iowa.
Po,tawattamie County, IS. To Horace Tarbox,
C,IR:-You are hereby notified that there is now On
- the ofcc Of the Clerk of the District Court OF
Pottawatamie County in the State Of Iowa. petition
of Aberdeen Mslet claiming Of the foreclosure Of
Mortgage the South \ of the Sc and the Sc \ Of
the SW of sect ion No. g. 6( in Township No Seventy
four (14 Of Range No Fortythree (3) West. in Pot
tawattame County. and State Of Iowa. which you
the said Aberdeen Maet the 10th day Of April 1857,
the payment of three proms>ory notes all ds
ted April 10Th 1857. calling for two hundred aud
twenty dollars, payable from its tate for
four hund ed and forty dollars due and payable Sepem
Der ls 1855 and for four hund cd and forty dollars
due and payable the LIST day of September, 1889 all
with interest at tho rate Of ten per per and
that unless appear and answer said petition
before the morning Of the second dar of the August
tern OF the District Court Of said County be begun
and held in the City Of Council Bluffs Mon
day August 1885, said Mortgage will be foreclosed
md judgment rendered against you for the there
claimed.
STONE 4 GuLIcK, Atty. for Plaintiff
The State Of Iowa, !
County.
The foregoing original notice having been returned BY
the Sheriff Of Potaw attamie County (not foupd) and
appearing that cause Of action against de-
PENDENT, hereby order ION request Of the panta that
said notice be published four weeks successfully the
Council Bluffs NonpdreI.
C. p. KELLOGG, Clerk Of said Court,
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

oHEEEhf GIVEN, THAT Mt BROTHER, THOM AS
L henshal, is my duly appointed sgent-he has full
power to transact my business settle receipt for
me, now, and during my absence to "Chsrrv Creek -
Have One Thousand Bushels Of Corn.
which will sell for Cssh--the ere.ter nor,,, J..
eriboed, II miles from this city, on . good road.
Corn taken debts.
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