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| AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF Tow THIEF.
| BRowN, the associate editor of the Cleve-
land Plairldeaier, gives the following auto
| biography of low thief, which has pccu-
liar significance just at the present time. 1t
makes its own point:
| My name is Jim Origins. I'm low
thief. My parents were ignorant folks and
my advantages for gettin eddycaton was
limited. have bin to the penitentiary onct
! afore and sarvcd out my time like man.
| went for priggina watch. Now Pm locked
up again for stealing two or three ornery
overcuts. I'm to stay here three yers. I
shall always censure my puricnts for not
eddycatin me. Had been eddycatid could,
| with my brilliant native talents, have been
big thief believe they call 'cm '' de-
faulters." Instead of confnin myself to
priggin overcuts, watches and sich like, |
could have plundered thousands and thous-
ands of dollars and the law would never
tech me, for ! should be smart enough to get
! elected State Treasurer, or have suihin to
do with banks, and perhaps little of both.
| Most likely should. The two bzzincsses
seem to be one and insufferable. Then, ye
see, could ride in my carriage, live in
| big house with free stun front, drive u
fast team, an drink as much gin an sugar rs
| wanted to. A Investigation might be made
aud the nuscpapers would come down on mo
heavy, but what the ID would care about
that, havin previously taken precious good
care of the money? Besides, my party
would swear stout that was as innersunt
as new born babe, and great many good
people would wink very pleasant and say
well, Origins understands what HE'S bout.
HE does!'
But havin no eddycation, I'm only low
thief-a stcaler of oyercuts and watches
Il ornery cuss any how-und the Law puts
me through without mercy. It's all right, I
spose, and yet sometimes think its darned
hard to be shut up here, a wearin chcckered
clothes, a livin on cold vitt!es, Il sleepin on
iron bedstids, a lookin out upon the world
through iron sketer- r-bars. IN q poundin stun
like thunder, day after day, week after week
and year after year, while my brother thieves
(for, tween you and !, there amt no
difference between thief and defaulter,
except that the latter is forty times wuss,)
who have stole thousands Of dollars to my
one cent, are walkin out there in the bright
sunshine dressed up to kill, store clothes
on their backs and piles of gold in their
pockets! But the Law can't tech defaulters.
Not ANY, Who was it that said there
, wasn't no difference tween twcededum and
tweedledee? He lied in his throat like
villain as he was l tell ye there is tre-
mendous difference! Oh! that had been
libcrally eddycated! JIM CRyGGixs.
; Penitensiary, Columbus, March, 1859.
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TERRIBLE CAT FIGHT.

The following poem, from the San Fran
Golden Era, is not only Homeric in style,
but complete in itself, for it ends with the
total annihiation of both combatants -
"On pine wood shed, in an alley dark,
where scattered moonbeams, sitting through
a row Of tottering chimneys and an awning
torn and dropping, fell, strobe back and
forth, with stiff and tense drawn muscle and
peculiar tread, a cat.
His name was Norval on yonder neigh
boring shed his father caught the cats that
came in squads from streets beyond Du-
pont, in search of food and strange adven-
ture.
Grim war be eourted; and his twisted tail,
and spine upheavIng in fantastic curve, and
claws distended, and ears fatty pressed
against head thrown back defaatiy, told
of impending strife.
With eyes CLEAN, and screeching blasts
of war, and steps as silent as the falling
dew, young Norval crept to the splintered
edge, and gazed moment through tho
darkness down, with a tail swag of triumph.
Then with an imprecation and o growl-
perhaps an oath in diress vengeance Kissed
he started back, and crooked in body like a
letter s, or rather like U inverted, stood
in great expectancy.
Twas we'll. With eye balls glarine, and
ears all aslant, and open mouth in which
two rows of fangs stood forth in sharp and
dread conformity, slow up post from out
the dark below a head appeared.
A dreadful tocsin of determined strife.
young Norval uttered: then, with face un-
blanched, and moustache standing straight
before his nose, and tail flung widely to the
passing breeze, stepped back in cautious
invitations to the foe.
Approaching the other and with prerara-
tions dire, each cat the vantage of the field
surveyed. Around they walked, with tails
uplifted and backs hi gh in air, while from
their mouths, in accents kissing with con-
suming rage, dropped brief but awful SEN
tences of hate. -,
Thrice around the roof they went in cir
Gle, each with eye upon the foe intently
bent; then sidewise moving, as is wont in
cats, gave one long drawn terrific SAVAGE
ytow, and buckled in.
The fur flew. A mist of hair hung o'er
the battle field. High above the din Of
passing wagons rose the dreadful tumult Of
the struggling cats. SO cleaned their ewes
in frenzy, that to me who saw the conflict
from window near. naught else was plain
but fiery stars that moved in orbits most
eccentric.
An hour they struggled in tempestuors
might, then faint and fainter grew the
squall of war, until all sound was hushed.
Then went forth with lantern, and the
field surveyed. What saw /? -
Six claws-one ear-of teeth, perhaps a
handful: and, save fur, naught else except
| solitary tail. The tail was Norvai's-bv
10 .--.--- ~.-~ n"i WIS RHt weIi
let the matter pass. The tale will DO Sith-
out the ear.
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4. r. OLIVER.

Morc ant Tailor,
And Dealer in GentCnlan's Furnishing Goods.
Middle BrOadmny, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
TEEPS on HAND CHOICE SELECTION
n Of CLOTHS CASlMERES y NESTlNGS, A2
which he Will make up To order, III the latest and "a
mast approved ~llI". r"g"Ihrr with l beautiful iFf
Assortment vf GENTS FURNISHING GOODS -AA
J.. i.
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WM. :. PERSONS,
Gessra al agent for TIE s0Hee'f"" or .NSses'

DENJSOS CRAWFORD COT NTI.......lOWA,
IIyILL attend TO the Payment Of Taxes AMI the COL
w Iccrion Of Debts. All Business entrusted 10 his
care Will he promptly atten!c! To.
RErEEENCFs-Ii0n {. Il. Whiting onawa, Iowa
+ A. Trtle ESQ, A. Cochran, ESD, Council Bluffs.
Iowa; John Purdy. Esd Rev. J. W. Denls'n Dcnison,
iowa; d T. Jewelt, Esq u. r St"ckwcl Est., 81,
Louis Mo- john kImGilE, Esd, John A. Peters, Esq
Bangor, Maine. v2u3on3
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: ca Be careful to keep q guard constant
ly before the fire of o room in WHOA there
are ladies. The present extensive dresses
were made to catch 'sparks,' and are also
liable to be caught by red hot cinders that
are apt to leap out Of the CRATE. . 49,, !, ],
O. When Jack Jones discovered that be
polished his mates boots instead Of bis own
he called it an aggravated instance OF g Ia
boring, and confouudedly hard too, under q
mistake.' '7~,.7 "7'$hs7
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J. p. CASADY. - ~
CASADY g. TEST,
Naukers and Dealers In Exchange
.7u CtUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
A. T.. EORD.
DIR. w. 5. GRIMES,

A TToRNEY AND COJNSELLOR AT LAW, COtN-
n Gil BLUFFS, Iowa. ,r
k-Ofce over the Baiiking liouse of Greene, Weare
4 Bentou Middle Broadway. ho.n,
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N. TNoTLF, SW. G.. FAIRIElGU
I. T.. ToorLE. { IL W. TOOTLE.
TOOTLES & FAIRLEIGH,

LMLrSIVELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
II GOODS. GrnCeric>, B"os, Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Qaeetswarc, &c. &c, and
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. Street, 81, Joseph. Mo.
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Physician and surgeon
rTOFFICE-Second Story, Hass's Block Middle
Broadway. lh''-'''
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ID. e.. DLODNfER'S
CURTIS BROTHERS.,
Surveyors and Land Agents,

COUNCIL BLrFFS, IOWA.
VIyuI. PAY PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE lay
w ing oct IS Lands, all business connected with
Civil EEeiKserias, DratnE, &c. ais" the Paying OF
Taxes, Buying and Selling u Real Estate. Locating
Land v1rrauts, and Ma ing Collections. nS-u
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SAMUEL CLINTON. IhLkb hALD"iH.
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,
Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WILL practice in all the Courts in western Iowa and
w Nn!r,ska u29-yl
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.x.- a. 90 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE
H. TEMPLE,

A rTORNEY AT LAW. LEWIS. CASS COUNTY
Il Iowa. Ohice with the Recorder anu Lteasu,ei'
Jan. Is 1853. E-ioosI
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FRANZ STREET,


FRANZ STREET,
.sfforsry y Counsellor at Lar. fonrrnane.r
j. Gsn,rn! Land .sgtnf,
lHE.>IEL BLLEFS, IOH:5.
Feb l3-n42-u.
E. IIONN ". F. M,CLELIAAD.
ElONN & IEcCLELLAND.
rMN>lVlANS ~ SURGEONS.
COUNCIL mrFFS. IOWA. IN
IL. ii. WILLIAMS,
AVToIxNIx at LAW
CoTNClL BltFFS, IOWA.
Mnvl, lAIS-N2ul
Y. W. kHNETT.
CITY BooENST
North Side I.owrr broadway.
DEALER ~ ALL THE VIEW 4 Stand
~ ARD B"k~. Magazines, Periodicals. Cheap IHera-
ture, Newspapers, &c. h3-u
ID. &. U7.OGWER,
Notary P~blfe \ rsn,mtsstomsr or Deeds for
fhs State 0f .NtU York.
nEEDS n &CONNEYANrES OF ALL KINDS.
~ promptly Rlle'i tut f'hn"w IpECl
q "Ilicr IN Enpsr, hIak X. opposite Pacific House
Nay lS5i-nl-u
J. PCASAnY J. D. TEST.
GAsADY - TEST,
.fIiornsys aud Cosns,ilors at Lac, aud
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL BLurfS...................... ...IoWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w ArrncieS, Cor'tls>, Investing Money, LTat-
ing and Selling lanf Warrants and all other business
bra,ka. nlu.
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ID, Sullivan, M. d.
DuySICIaN SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
LENS DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway I'a"-
Gil Bluffs Iowa. - -
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PIONEER BUOk BINDEnH'
vrvM F. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND BLAME
w BOOK Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Is
to execute in his department OF busi
ness promptly, in a substantial anu "othiiaise a Ma
ner, and at low prices n"
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Cbs Weekly Qonparell,

WARD Sc PROVOST,
PUBLISHERS.
xrrnsASD. cHAs' T. rA''0sf'
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Traveller slt would be difficult for me to
advise IN regard to your son, as have no
family OF my own. You say it's ten miles
to the next house: the big creek is up; the
bridge carried away; no possibility of ford
ing 1t, and seven miles through a swamp to
the only bridge in the vicinity This is only
= gloomy prospect, particularly as the sun
IS about down; still my curiosity is excited,
and as you have been playing only one part
| of the' Arkansas Traveller ever since my
arrival, l would like to know before leave
why you don't play the tune through3
Ark. Artist: 'For one of the best reasons
on yearth, old hoss--I can't do it. hahn
larnt the turn of that tchune; and drat me
| if believe l ever shall.'
Traveller: sGive me your instrument, and
l'A see If can't play the tune for you.'
Ark. Artist: Look o'herc, my friend, do
you play the turn of that tchune.'
Traveller Il believe can.'
Ark. Artist: t'Lite, 'ite old hoss!-,re'H
| find place for you in the cabin, sure. Ole
woman! (n 'hallo = within the shanty was
the first indication the traveller had of
any other human being on the premises
the stranger plays the turn Of the sRackcn-
sack Trareler.' My friend, hitch your boss
to that 'simmon-tree, or any where YOU
please. Bill ill be here soon, and he'll take
keer OF him. Ole woman, you call Sal and
Nance up from the spring house, and cut of
a good large piece of bear steak, to brile for
the strangers supper; tell Sal to knock over
n chicken or two, and get out some -four,
and have some hour-doi and chicken fix-
ems for the stranger. (Bill just heaves in
sight, twenty -four hours earlier than be was
expected a half-hour before.) Bill, o Bill!
there's stranger here and be plays the turn
of the Rackensack Traveler;' go to the
corn. crib and get big pumpkin, and bring
It to the house, 20 that the stranger can have
suthin TO cit on and skin 'tater' 'long with
me and the ole woman, while the gals are
gettin, supper and Bill, take the boss, and
give him plenty of corn no nubbins, Bill
then rub, him down we'll: and then, when
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
MARRIED

o. ~l5.. o. rb.. Mr. Grrre, T.. shaw of rir.
be-. t. Ne. I.tl.I 4. i,.s. 90 W,.n,..to,k
o. Gi.etve1.., 81. Nr. prHais llsuisA 60 Me-
I..... 4 r..sH. I1Ib .IG.
o. U..AH.I.. ls.I. U..aI A.. N.sh o. Ni1h :
T.. ... I..fI H' lHUt1er.
HUI..I. lslh. ~. MIHHm q. thsuI-t'.r I'd
a. .. N-r. fr Mi.s s. Matilda Gtu,srut o.. F;
ID .. t.. htt,ar %. llaI. o., ui.. iie.,n gn.sr.l,
Ia.fr .. U.trHI
Z. rHfarH, 26ih. Nr. brown Thur,ipnut pou.
IrI. o. 81. NHs1it ,. ,harmln Of li,ihel.
lu p.n'ifI, 9Th NJ. ll,ut, 3. Hove .i lii1.
.,.r. 90 Me- ta.sHr. e. Drlsu 5i RnuiarI
o. ~HHart. sch, VI. llotai.o 4 Flax o. Mics
O..t,r IH-b. i...5 HI Ia.kb,.i.
Q. I.rau|. 800. >.HlH.H tll.fluIaH, iHfJrsIls
.f N.Iss,, t1 Nt-s Nsp Ja1~ lws ui raft.a1I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

The wagon factory Of Mai DAVIS, boz
BriJ.,ou. wa, burned on ,hs 49, uli.
TIE Dubuque Herald tpsmr,riie) s1n-
s,d,. tIc election Of CO., E.ruh..au state
u,ks, % Iowa. hy 5000 majority. which is
.Esyuru,au sa,u of $40 ou che inst guhrr-
nai5rll vote.
4 firm at >s,vh--ao will finish ur, the
present. season, 10000 pair al skates.
The editor o. Oh, Brd:trn Esr r,sr ta,
b--u shown an ear rtc.-r 30 war, o'I' u
-u nearly u.t.,.,., it, sa,luss' having
,aroratei.
The Monr.r .wf.) Sentinel. of che Sch
ult.. ay, tl1t hon. Israel Washburu. ir.
o. Maine. 4I.re,.-l. with ur.i gratifying
eject. large meeting or ihe e.ul.u.ot that
sogn,y. ou ,hs Thu-.iay evening previous.
Ia.t Fr .ly Oh. emr..ys- 40 t.e Hartford
urr5-. works. 'at. women anI u.o.vsut
ogit1a l--.t shoot, end Che women hau-
del ttsr.'. quite Ca, sr.l.ah.g a. til their
male camrau.ar., clryms 90 th,,r iul
share ol ,.' Ir.ts.
S,rst.r lIa', .f N.w Hampshire. pub
l,h,,a card. J,ry.r- in coo. aIl completely
10 o. kuleI.I-. o. Erusu'.c1u.r.rary, and
T.e5s.rs h,m.sIi o. 81 voluntarily O. N.r-
s.n.a, Maryland or anywhere s.-s. whore %
grand jury may fni O. l.l asairs, BIN.
", bear stated Jtat Cs'. ~ Turner,
NJ o. Ji-Iat a,, residence. 80 Wet SUN
ssr,,a saturday che ..,r u'r.
L.;.-, .r.4 g.r Cfg a- N.up s.,a d.
TAI. a. OBJ. execution. NJ bras. morl.r. o.
Nr. Oru.r. ..... who's. family r...le u.ar
Pltlrt Mua.. Chase 800. Young man,
oa'- ts.a,t.t.r- years % a-s. ana ipm.r-
200. ..sr California.
H.u. Jsu.. G.. Jrr... ol T.rro.-,s. b.
d.l. %. .1. lor. been rr.u,usn; iu
politics. w.. Governor of thnt state, aul
hr Ibr ,,.t six year, represented &c iu tle
I. : Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

K,lllsroN. The great value Of Kalliston
- roth health aud beauty ct the skin, j.
n,in- more thoroughly rcaliIod each sue
live season. Under all circumstances,
IN An climates, and an changes Of temperh-
,nre the Hallision seems Away. beneficial
always having tendency 10 coautcrast
,,y injurious influence OF sun. Wind or eK-
ro.ars OF any Kind. It's chemical basis eve
identity i IN accordanc, with the primary
laws Of the healthy condition ~ the skin I;
and obi. - WHY il j. 80 surely advantageous
under differing circumstance. ltcsVscially
promoiss the cleanliness and healthy, hoan-
inc texture ofskin " iieh BE- 80 great sn uid
70 beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

Tho Baltimore Patrio, Offers to supper,
the - nomination Of a s,rie, party mau by
the Republican party"
About 6ilcyn thousand dollars worth OF
property passed through Rochester on
SATURDAY evening, on the " underground
ruilrold. 80 Arrived in Canada, the ''Trop-
eriy' was me,nuorpho.ed into. a dozen
smart Young men aud women.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

Hoar-cnc,s CurI.--Curcd IN Five Min-
utcs.

utcs.
rsr.aa. who h,,r i.r1 urab', O, sitter .-ual
'ar v,,hs. hs,s l-ra .uiienly rs.,o,ed ~ the r..
u. q. Thpar ii,t have t-,o ere ani .vol'rn.
have tes1 r,lrytl f.am au liG,colic. ~ lev
uisal,.. TOE 4. r. I,sl,,i 1aks. ,hr yo,rs clear.
usid,au. snI ias.iraL >r-,krt.. vocalist. und
uiu..tsr.. uha .rr uouil,' vith >orr Throai. or
lIa.A,a,.. of Sr,..h, %, lu,a.,su be- che rhrai.
vb,. ,rssAir.. .aaall o., ihs q. 4. geI,sC Doc
laf Cote. >rHr ut nt-,I. Can.oHr,.sa IN it
sa,' -a-... Ba1,bius Long Couphin.s. As,h.
Boo. ths O.. @ gr-p',rai us,,I sith ths q. 4. l,s.
lI.i, viII .asuls rf,HrJ ,1i sr,r,l, relief
Tar >rH.... >ur.as, r8'fgcu,at oiihr Joirt..
o.. q. Es.r,a-.. lks a eb,rn, ,a.u,utI, aIir,,a,.
boz, ths p,.a, aal t'-ipl,,as che ma., .ishJul
.u,...a.. aal ti.iofi,rr..
o.. q q. 900 D., trus.i,i. r,-vvhrr.
~.H .. |laI....|G iilnuI.I. plos; ". a.
A. o.. u.p. go. Pare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

We learn tia, the new railroad bridge. 90
We; Paris, wa pat in Be-. place, last FRI
Cav. M.,t 90 che fright train. ior that
CAV vgr- .snt over che road the night pre-
r5a,, and che passenger trans run 70 each
,.ls AMI shifted, making '.,''r j.hy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

Tur Ouer>,ru BugFEs, have no equal
80 tonic medicine. They contain % al-
,obol. and are especially adapted Co ths
delicate constitution of ism'i.., saa,r.u-
from debility. or from any arrangement
oftbe natural Functions.
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4 Cn,c nf % Nr,r., slnndin-.

J.hus,p. 81. Sch. ~. 1850.
:. ". r.aa * CH.. Ul.lH1.-l Irri 90 .Hv Joe
o. t1 ais.. a14,sB il ll. slriI t1e NiHtrflHI ri-
trsr, OF ,H.r Wi.r,r'. la'Iu ~ NIi Dh.In.
p taeHfy ,,tf. vac sslri, talir.rt srl '1r
fhihisir. HIi Frr, ..I..l i' usilg Oh. hi...l e-s
hrrs h.tt...a.f.lI /. na q god ea. r. islsi, aHI
a. h,a, n.lr r.np-tsl, restored me, ADD ior two
lsirs li.I ltva rst bal tIs beet ,elaIn 20. thtt
pass. r.n,l..-f. MRS JOS BAKER.
Ia g-H1ia- slt,.Ir 1'vlss has che 81 'iare Of
"LBJTT>" o, tb- aaap-f. aul 81. iof sale by
al fc.psl.a 5s druggists. every hsfe.
Pf-psr-I b., sara IS. Fowls & Co.. b'stan,
AL o. sac b., %. D.. Bate. s. e., fausi Nm.
\ Rlr S.Hh plnl. u. p. N1cs, Nurwai :
=. Atvpll * c.. EitAss.l; " : Chase y
g, UNl-J. 2. = Cta1i.sr isl e. \ %. H..
Na.0s Babel aal Js Isilsrs sTvr1wherc. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

OxroRp, IS. A. n Cour, of Probate held-, Par
l., withia and for the County oi Oxf,rd, On the
third Tuesday 81 October. A. ID. 1859.
A LBERr ~ BARBOUR, Administrator on the
a estate Of Musrs MrHHiLt.. late Of Paris, 10
sail Couniy. decsased, hs,iag pfssea,sd hIs hnal
account OF ADMINISTRATORS u the estate Of said de-
ceased Ee allowanoei
OrS,,sd, that the said adniai.'r'tor give notice
IN al n,s.oa. Interested 10y causing c.py af this
nnler g. T.. published three scek' 'S.ees.issl, 10
The OSG,rd Democrat prialed at Pa'l.. that they
may appsar alta Probate Court 10 he held ., Par
j., in saii Cauaty. on the 81 Tves'isy q Nov.
neN, ats oi the clock ~ the iorcnoon, aaj .hsw
cause II say they have, Why the same .hoald not
H. allosed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
THOMAS u BROWN. J.Ss,.
pawn Ks,r,. R,si.,,,.

IL "a, H,s. Ta,~ts ~ B,sSs Jads, ?, Prstai,
Ter ~ Cbssfy u OIfasS.
Il NLlZARETH u. COLE, Adminis,rauix Of
Il, the estate ~ SoRASUs n, Colt, late 81
Grrrusaad he 'aii CounN. deceased. respectful
" repfr-.si,' thai the personal estate Of 'sid de.
ceased y uot 'ulhcisuttu paw The just dents which
be owr,i At he ti,ae ~ his death ~ the sun u
t~o hundfrd asi f'tty-on. dollar. and 6Gy two
ceats. Your pctilipnsr therefore pray. thu, war
ilonur yuii gfsnt her bcsa-- ~ sslf ~ IssI,c ~
pf,sIs 49, anil o.'sys, al ~ the real estate of
~ 10 dec~a.ri la' the psymen, u saii debts ssi
.... .i...,t.I o.. 49,.
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Tow. W. o. '.sIly mortified chat li'r-
r.. Ferry should bose hec1 sku lv
'.nurt.,u Whit, mrn and 6,r slaves, % AMI
hslI .1 long n, l..- u.t conceal hIsaI-
urrati5n OF the gluu.r ol be- Oh Brown.
ard Do. lprirs a. a prisoner. H. has a--
,urrt tIu a .alr Gaia, and DO i' Thought, .u
pus quarter. that be wall interfere Q, pre-
vent his execution.
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THOMAS II. BROWN. J.ds,
y INV ''P' U.upKs.rr. R..l.tn

oIToRD, ,,.-Ata Court pf Probate held at "a.
,i.. wthin sil for the C'uaiy Of oSlotd, on
thr ihirl Tuesday of Octsber. A. ID. 1859.
II UFUS FRINGE, Gaardisa ~ As,Sp,,
IA ASpHtw I. aad SEru &. SrAPLrs. miaar
heir. of Mie,ih Cppslaai. late 81 Turnsr, ~ ssid
Coaniy. hsyiag pfe-enird biz 6aal sccount Of
gu,rii,n,hip OF aid wsri- fr ali,w,nsei
OriVsi. that the guardian give notice IN al
persons inirresisd, by cau.iag copy ~ this order
10 bc pabli.hed thee weeks ,ucess.ively In The
ONlofd Drnacral prir,osl al Paris. that ihsy nay
spnr,t 10 r,ob,ie CSu,t 10 IL held ~ Paris.
10 .iI Couaiy. on the third Tae-,ls, af Nov. BeS,
AZ . u'click 80 the lafraoon. aod shcw cause y
nav the, have. why thr sIms .hapld MT he ~.
hssl. THOMAS ". BROWN Jadp.
\ true Copy-a,irst; ....
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DIED

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o. Erfr.I, uri. "a. ~. Na.blH \. lu,hs. -
o. DI.rI.. l5.t. Me-. Mo, Nttn., ~.
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nNyIn KNAPP. R,,iar.

ONroEB. ss.--Na Coud II Probate he'll At is'.
b.. ~ith,n AL 10 The Cauniy aiOSh'td, oa the
,b,0I Tursd,y Ut October 4. ID. 1859.
an tho pe,ii,nn 81 DESIRE ANN ROWE,
widow ufTHosAs Rows, late nj Surnrrr.
in .,id Cnanly. lsoFa.cd, prs,inx for an allowance
oct 1T the I'.r.na,l estate II hsf late hu-landi
Ori,rsi. That the -aid petitioner give notice
a. IN per.un. irtsr~.is,'by causing copy Il ihi.
,,.l.r 4, b.. paii.h-d thr,e weeks .ucccssissly ~
the ONf,rI Dsnpcrt. pihlic newspaper p',nied
AT P,f,.. th,tth.y nv appear 1T = Probate C'u1
10 h. hell ~ pafi.. ~ .a,d Cousiy, 90 the th'fd
T,...l,y ~ Move nbrf next, q, y "'cock ~ the
i,rea..,l, aai shsw c,sse. Il ,ay ihey have. VII,
the sane shuuil MT DO granted.
THOMAS 10. BROWN, Jadss
true copy-dts.t;
Dawn Ks,rr. R,UIu.
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