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LEGAL NOTICES.


sEcosp DISTRICT couRr} SUCCESSION or WILLIAM
ns ssass Edmund pem,etom i Ras petit
estss ~ la,s w s Hrss /, show
cause within ten day why the prayer Of the "o
- F. MIGHoT, Deputy Clerk
DrgsEs eosn p.sIare ~ ,S MIAA
T i Gme E,9und PenaIeton pre-
a pscn eet les hess a.
Curatelle la succession do feu William hifsc Us
@ st. dsnss A. os af
quees Il nerait pas fat doii b Ia dte petition
MO n % ae - e'" r. MIcHoT, Deputt arefier
srcoxe DISTRICT oounr SUCCESSION oT F. ~ p WRIGHT
&
they have can Why ted By The eu t.
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
ns 0''ef q e'e 0'"'- II. MICHoT Deputy Clerk.
sTfaGfFEoNs Pr Sss
A Wis est par IL present donnie aux cream
Ct sa %
II a s sss ne pn
pproaSe I'll homoosa mains eonfor
mf fas otd &" o. Il e fsG c1ss
mis ia q ~ n MIcHoT. Dtpute Grefher.
sEcoyp DISTRICT or ss HusDLEY
s.ss, hss. Of
saow a s,a aa y as
The sSa ey ns and
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
by ofuef y eA0 ooa'. H. MIeHoT, Deputy Clerk.
nrg.sss p,s.Hie sTSesBsss9s ~ sas
Wis est donne . as ssrsaanss
s, T. sss suas sse q as sea Dix
ser pbIcaon raons pour eqes eope
+ e Il fs ss
4 parts conforrnsment au tlit compile
KY 9 81 as ae o0u H. AcHoT Dspute Grefer
sEcS ~ New Orleans, FITzsiMMoNs-No. 1922
4. M gss M o. s
estate the late Thomas Fzmmons deceased niessae-
cause within days why the of the said petitioner
shoud not be granted
/ ny 'faet 81 '''' N'N''- f. MIGHoT. Deputy Clerk.
DEurrsE Coup DE- prsrnlor Pr THoM Va
de 4 Eoasslls Orleans raIashnAausfsE itzsm
A mons prsscate une petition Ia eonr petst dob,e I,
Lettre la succession de fea iAoas f'l
donna ssHT +. que se P aaay eS e
sneiies i he scrst pas fait dro Ia dite petition
Ms MI b y u. MTeHoT Dtputt Grefter.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.--THE UNBER
~ signed Collector Of stare doe hereby notify ~ peI
n A. s b. sss FL E n e @
Ha hird story pay the same within the time prescribe
by law penalty Of their property being Tor sal
oaiee tours from Q 4. NJ. osP. Mos n ,srvw
Collector First District
A vls AUX coyTRIBUARLEs.--I.E souss
"A rue coeetear Dc taxes Fiat nothe present Gy
e. ssSa9 as lse Gqd De ss s
& presenter baieaa % CITY Hail ose%e etHge ct pay
s 4, si lsr psoprs Is ds'
Heurss Dc bafean g : \ II Ti a3r. S "
;uls 9N Collector Premier District:
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS DEE "
IN Patent Sawed Misunderstanding, both rough and dressed
from the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for s
S4 per for rough s22 50 per for dressed In lots 70
pg gsia ~ STAR PLANNING Mills, New Basis
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aHERIFF,S SALES.


s p.ss!ss sser1 0r % ivy
5ssits + &C Ssas &c fsa sr, b bss1
NV e aegs civ s Ha sase
Camp MagazIae streets SATURDAY the sls day Of
aste esEK ls n I Eo Sf 81 ekoup situated in
Hsa + baas s f
n Z ID 4ss ss y ss B S ssf
o Tare 81 with ali lie bndngs and
TERMs--Cesh on the spot. f'i.
Sheriff Of tSe + Fa aaH y Orleans.
orArnEaE Com De plsraler IA yrl5g Pc IA Va Mog
a. !. xfNa 5sTpeRpNNo 81
I'm YERTU dun writ de ficri facias, =, e
Dc Ssgsss siass i
y IL IL l IT, rHs ss H e
pnbiique 1t adjudication de
aaas M w saa; + p D n Gs ass
Ct 9s &C. s d. s n
sd Ras Ss s on d K ens ~ r.
sorier de ce.tc vile 'N N'''s~
Ensemble les batsses amtoations qa rou-
'f sai sh dams rsaaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Compta an moment de REHABILITATION.
feB NIB 4 q 81 sherif De Ia Psrosse d,Orleans
roosD DrsrH,cr couHr MARIANA scHIoeEI wife ssps-
ofsew Orleans. IS 9saIs v Join BkowS- No.
&c ss e ss sss b sas
New Orleans II hs aboys entitled will proceed g
Rad ss " q SIs
ALL E lfP ! I f 4S1sf or situated in the First
e s G GRa s Ts 70 .bs Hs A se
streets plan Iayn y Augustus Phelps
DAVID = Mecay Sie notary r. 's ety. said lot sasusg
an erde street. and M %d m Se rear depth
of hundred and x feet and nine inches the line DIVIDING
% G % ~ aaf ss ea feet four
Together with the buildings improvements thereon, with
Being the same acquired By the said John Brown from Mr.
Alexander Mallory act before Francis Hara
then notary in this city on the 9th day of May 1919
| TERMs-Cash on the spot.
EFT PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
DEuxrxsE couR De DIzrRlcrl MARIANA scHLoGEL
epouse stparee deJos. 4 n.oin
de la Nonyelle- Orleans schl6geivs JOHN BROWN
moi par fhenoabs bsu as h aa DE-
ia Nouvele Orleans, dams faaic cdessu pocederai
MERGREDl II dasr u, isog midi rHose Dc Ia Gs ~
yene publiaue ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN tue dams e Premier District de cetie VILE
Grayer Peido Jeanne ct Adne uvant plan dresse pa
N SoSs = Il s # dp p ee
| Vile.
de face la Perddo trente pied de la
geur fond proondeur de cenS pieds ct net
pouces la gne qui e spare du No Quae ct de
pieds qtae ponces sur "a Se 4 sepafe au NO. ok uu
Ensemble avec les bas aneoations qu sy tro
Cee propriate apparien defendeur a moyen de aeqn
ton al en- Alexandra Mallory, suivant
port Francis N Harasen auttefos notae public en- GET
i Vile en- date du dc mai lsae.
lie tout saisi dams laaare eidessus.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation
milo 10 IS az II Shsrif de Ia Paroisse d'0rleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CITY. of NEW ORLEANS,
ss GP Bsis sisa's sa,
fohe Nj ss m IL sG Fap'rss g WIKI a I'd
'' - 0sA'' feet front on seventh, street by
State Of L'H'aa' aatn sss i ssRs go
y and n an
ment favor New Orleans against The property s
ss sss ss ss @ as e. Fl s
per attorneys commission and costs with lien ard privilege
sssasss 80 SSfHgs aAgc ,ss i y. Pence.
after legal aud customary e Psy the same
Ar NJ Third / "a Justice ac.'t Of the Peace.
lg MA VILE DE la NoUygII.E
ORLEANS =. Lsproprss =
della i Han ru ISL stD De- s. s se
I Sieme e Septieme, mesurant %
fsf0'SSs o'''a IN ans profondsur p!sds
Eat dc Ia Louisiana assessee CONNIE inconnue Ss0o.
CUR motion de W. o. Dsnsgre. 1 Assis az a.
m ds anan Il e ogonns asuga Ct
msn e. syer 90 I ss &c IA
Ras
sur Ia pfopss sn siasssaS as'' ARTHUR SAUCER,
e' Troserne Justice de paix
que ugement rendn pour pour ane
5 s dun ~ x as5s p
yendu compliant apres advertisements iega e' a'
pour p''s'as'' &c a''t ''' AnTngE sAgcIER
rss properly ssM 4
for the ~ VII sa David Liberty ssS second
Parish Of Orleans 80 feet Third street by
Louisiana s Ins ,ss a. asgs ssissea as Hn
an MOTION Of w. O. Dsnegrs Assists nt
sna IN ana ae here adg
men in the city Of New Orleans against INC properly
s s s ss 3
ve per cent attorneys commission and Costs with lien ana
prss ga. n ne property ARR RTanK sAuER
t''sne'l Third Justice OF the Peace.
Should above adgen. for the s be Ds bH
Cation hereof the property described will be sold for cash
after the legal and customary THuR snUeIE
| Third Justice Of the Peace.
| VILE DEI.A EouvELI4E
Juscz DE PAX NE dams ss No. sS born
della par les rues ST David Liberty
| @ Deuxeme ct Treiseme mesl
Paroissa d,fgrtkang rant 30 pIeds de face b la ru
Etst do i, Louisiana Dc I'LL peds assesaee CONNIE ii
/ A - IS connue sl2,0.-S a
CUR motion de w. o. Denegre, Assistant
IA emsnde du pasnant il est ordonn adjqge arse Jug
ent en- vile de Ia eontre "a
iaSrt de par depu lie Is de novenbr
1888 pour cent de Procureur ct frais ayec dro
sgna pfoprf' aETHGR
| Troisieme Justice de Paix.
que lie jugenen rendu ei.dessu pour pour
nee 1853 pas dams les 30 onr suiyants Ia dare dc
premiere publication dn present. Ia proprete cessns designs
sera vnde pour compliant Rpre legal habtn
: pour lie pa'efnet' " ~ '''' ''N ARTHUR SAUCER
ms 1awtw Troserne Justice de Paix.
| 1-,n,- n, ,rC.r epr ~
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z.-. n-s,,r 9.oun1tl O. RosELIUs, Receiver, FIVE
Third pisif'ioh oo' PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
sr or,o.nY ! TY Owners thereof unknown
u Ne" otie'le No 14606.

o. new otie'no No. 1906
ny urRTTTE NJ n writ of seizure and sale
Is to Nc dIeeted By the Honorable the Third District Court
sell at pubc auction the City Hotel Common street between
Gan,n and Nasazino Streets SATURDAY., April IL oo
at 2o'clock Nj ~, ,paY,nn NJ, ana ,,o,r,, o5 h,,
aisxaudsr Mt,rat Bienyie and Gnsamhouse streets
) me SQUARE OF GROUND No. "A, bounded by
,In,at oiymnis C,stomhouse and lanai streets - -,
h . onNE IRREGJjLAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2sb,
ad Nv 81 John Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and by
from 81 Peter TO Toulouse street. dividing it
f e belonging now heretofore to Norbert Vignie
Esq No., bundrnd and me fast r,ore ar
s an 81 Iahn street. hundred and nifty feet more or
@ & on street. and hundred feet more or less
front on Peter street or, epouNn ", sor n, ss7
ad Nv 81 Patrick Bernadote, Toulouse and ST. PeieI
tat & No one forming the corner Of St Patrick and
e. pse having thirty feet front on ST. Peter street BY
and fnnty feet inches on St Patrick street Lots
M Two and Thre having each Thirty feet front on st. Pete
80 bs Inn hundred and twenty feet In depth De
tween parslel lines. Lots Nos Ihirteen toprteen fMeem
Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty ons
and having each thirty feet front on
by one hundred and twenty eet Sly aept
Patrick and Bernadotte streets ", I, = ,,Ss 4. ~
According the plan OF seetioh NO. now eeoeu " ".
| Office OF said Receiver
Seized in the above suit
| TERMS-Cash en- the spot. n,pppp
| ,1s % al a5 IA Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SECOND DISTRICT couRr CARL KoHN xs J; PIsH Ef
of New Orleans. and MICHAEL FISHER = NO.
l6l01.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facias to
Id me directed BY the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans u the atoys entitled will proceed to
Camp Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 18th day of April
1850 at IL o'clock NJ
Fourth District Of this city in the No. Sixty eight
bounded by Camp Washington Magazine and Fourth IgL
streets measuring -four feet and inches front on
Magazine street. By depth Of hundred feet between
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized the above suit belonging to defendant Michael
Fisher. 8@n gtg3N .q
TERMs-Cash on the spot. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

L,OR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
II in the Back, and all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEHY. SPECIFIC SOLU.
TIONThs word-renowned preparation all affections
OF the generative whether chronic PhY
clans England Of France and OF America acknowledge its
efficacy Thousands sufferers relieved BY
Purely vegetable in composition, it is harmless eff
cscous system invigorated. debitated
body AID depressed mind are restored to energy.
49, - b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States.
nyl7 ly Apothecary, 26 Camp street, New Orleans.
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ARTHUR #SAUCIER,
Troi8ieme Justice de Paix

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
VS.. property situated in
the Fourth District of this city
and comprised withHn.the
squareNo. 27S. bounded by
! Dry AIDES, st. Denis, Seventh
and Eighth streets, measuring
30 feet front on Dryades street
by l25 feet in depth, assessed
at 800 and as ,nknown-No.
.
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CHEAP FUEL-WHILE THE PRESENT building Is
" going forward at the Station the price Of COKE vii be
continued the very low price of THIRTYFIVE CENTS per
barrel. - A..
clean and pleasant fuel for house and superior 10
either wood coal for cooking.
price is full Is sheapsT than the best sea
Eew Orleans Gas Light Company Oct. 10, 1859 oil tt
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z. T. PARKEK,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
COPARTNERSHIP.

nIssOLUTION OF CoPARTNER SHIP
IL The firm Of j. A. BEARD 4 co., (now styled Beard.
pitts and Gardner Smith, comply with net of the gisl
ture approved March H. 1882 is this day dissolved u ACCORD
ancs with be articles Of copartnershp, before ~ O. stark
Notary Public. h,
of the late will be closed by either 81 the
active partners CHAS. PITTS or GARDNER SMITH, using
the name Of said firms in liquidation.
.5g&s a# CHARLES PITTS.
GARDNER SMITH.
N-.yv Orleans February a. 1850 R83 fe22 I'm
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yls AUX LIE soussI
s oiertenr dc taxes a nntfe par lie present AVIS
toucs personcs DIES Ets pour 9 g! ceiss
pour licences de 1860 dams Premier District de cete VILE de
ies sute dams e present. par "a oi sous peine
ayoF ear propriete hypotheante les dites taxes
Heures de bureau de A. NJ 3Pt NJ #s@s.4I
THOS. ASKEW,
.nls 3N Celeeteur Premier plstrlet.
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csuGAR-SuGAR-SUG SALE, VERY
y superior second hand Sugar Mill Steam Engine and Boiler
complete all connections and roller Y INCHES diam
ete by inches in length: steam engine ~ inches dame
1er of AZ inches length of stroke boiler AZ inches
mpter by ~ feet long full Sugar Kettles two
wrought iron II hogheads capacity EACH Apply to
"o +. W. G. COOK.
fs10 If No, l Canal street, My Orleans.
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BUILDING MATERIAL. BRICKS. FaKEwooo
v. DEMOR LII f, Dealer,
AT the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and franklin. . .
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, sueh as
Lime and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
eles Iaths Slaves Also English French and American fire
Bricks and al kinda Of Firewood.
49, ana
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CUR motion de w. I
y Procurenr de la vile, ct sur
Ia dernande du plaignan., u est
ment en favour dc IA vile de 10
priett ci-dess,is d6signee, pour
interet de 10 pour cent par M de
cent d'emoluments de Procureul
sur la propriete ci-dessns design
Sign6, a
En- cas- que lie iugement rendu
1858 NEST pas Pave dams les u
premiere publication du presefi
sera yendu au compliant, apres
pour Placement de Ia dite taSe.
.,af Ia-.tu,
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The DiaInond stud.

At the corner OF one Of the streets
eoding to ST. Giles, London, there
had sat for several years, awithered
yisaged beggar, seemingly sky years
old or more. who sported an enormous
hunch upon bis shoulders, and whose
face presented the anomalous appear.
ance Of marked age. though the fea-
lures were round and Iull. and the eye
of old Vinceni--for thus lie had long
been known--was as bright and clear
IS that of person Of thirty, only.
He was very lame, too. lie ap.
preached his stand at u very early hour
in the morning, and rarely y left bis beg.
ging. post Till late at night. for none
than score Of years. At hrs,. he
had been remarkably punctnal in his
coming md going. and the frequen'er
of that neighborho'd would as soon
have expected 10 have missed the
spire ofthe tower of a morning. rain or
shine. for long period. as 10 have
found the place Of Tom Vincent vacant
so sure was the beggar to make his
diurnal halt at his permitted and ia
yorite corner.
lie WIS never obtrusive TO passers-
by add the police tolerated him, for
Tom was quiet and melancholy, evil
dently modest and humble and needy;
and though he was sIway 10 be found
there in all kinds Of weather, yet he
took good care Of his person. and was
never known to be i'll, only his ragged
and miserable exterior was evidence
Of his poor and wretched condition. -
So everybody pitied poor Tom, and as
they passed and re-passed, the pen
nies, shillings, and occasional crowns
that were dropped into his insigpii-
cant charity soon amounted TO
very comfortably paying income for
him. He boarded his money, from
the beginning. and after five years be
found himself able 10 invest a hand
some surplus. at good round interest,
though nobody knew OF this. Tom
came and went the same as before.
He was doing thriving business
His location was the best in town. and
he made the most Of his opportunity.
He had wife and ore child ut
home. His daughter was well educat-
cd. and had been taught from infancy
never TO ask or answer questions re.
oardinp her parent. Whose OccuDation
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Golden leonel
THURSDAY, ouToBER so, iooO.
TUE STAR or HOPE.
sr nrtrS 4. naowsE.

There's ray Of light that is shining now,
With q steady CLEAN aud u golden glow,
Though the sunlight died in her balls away
And the night came on with the shut of day !
Yet. brilliant gem in her crown was set
And it gleameth on through the shadows yet
'Tis tho star of Hope in the pilgrims shy
With It's rays Of light that will never di".
And II leadeth on through the maze Of night
Through the winding paths in q land Of blight,
To that brighter land, that blest retreat
Where the ransomod bow at tho Savior's feet.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-10-25

Tvs shtS 80 suitofl hSApcSscu au4
have not q shilling's value that l car,
offer you,by way u security.
! "Did 1 ask you fvr'sscuriiy 2" sad
Elton, mildly. ~ 80 49, Il
NO, no, sir, you did not. Bat III
common, ytu are aware. under. such
circum--'' z n lkrtNili AZ Y
@Yes, yes" replied Elton inter-
rupting bin '!but the cirtums,ances
OF the present case are 6s a., mea,e
comnoa you see; aud il yea posses
sed the security you allure 70, yon
would have no difficulty IN obtaininr
The money lou may need. anyw here.
Thus there wpnld DC no merit in my
purpose. 1 want no security. am
desircas TO assist YOU. Will toa DC.
cept tbs offer = ...v.,. ~. y,
with all my heayt, sir, and I will
labor hard 10 return il tn you wifk
good round interest when the clends
that now darken my prospects shall
have passed aw.,y.1 .as4
.tEnough--i believe y on are honest
and reliable. Excuse tse a momeht.
A friend Of yours Or ra,hsr 4 man
who presunes upon calling himself
yeur triend--is below aiid has just in
timated desire TO see you. will
send bin up TO smuse You for u mo-
mcnt while | arrange our other mat
iers. 4 With shese words Mr.. aElton
disappeared. tsas
Al lew moments afterwards y cl,,np-
ing noise is heard in The ball and Mar,
timer was astoni>hed AT seeing the
door open and 20 behold The tat.ereu
garments, the cru cnes and the shunch-
ed form of old Tom vlneen, enter the
room where he sat. a'hais9i flbF y
"flailol" exclaimed Mortimer, s,,rl
prised. "Why, Tenn, how do you
manage TO get up ihese long Aleiss q,
MIR. Mortimer, I'm glad 10, ,sts
you. You're in good conp'ny, here.
Mr. Elton S one o my bes, frisnds,T7
I've known him--i've known ,Sir. Ell
ton, now, rain dn1 shine. summer aid
winter, these five and -lcrty Years ears and
he's alters taken good care O. me. r
never wanteaanything when he coulll
MD me. He's a nice good inan--S where
IS lie 2" asked Tom. si,i 3m@assi.
HE has just stepped out, but viii
soon return. We are uowfin the sar.e
box, Tom-you and i, n. You, take
vour MODE Of hsgging, | take mias-
Mr.. Elton is just about TO ssye n1
rom pecuniary Disgrace BY loanipg or
giving me money enough to pay say nv
ie5ts with. am-at tits mornsn, 4
bankrupt, Tom What doyyou think
,fthat 90 b ~ 6dfiYf e'tis mb
"i've heard oft three tlaysssro.ps
aid Tom. but you've long bean a
,ood friend to me, a. all events and ifI
could have saved you 10 any wsy l.. /,
would gladly have done So, Nov.
ee hare, Mr.. Mortimer, (taking !.
mall ornament from his bosom heret
matter that's a precious little use to
he like o me. l bought II cheap bf
nan who was in distress some time
go and I'll make you present Of fs
o remember me by; / shan'r 20 to-
he Old corner no more" sa9 riisois
'NoP said Mortimer, perplexsd
gain. oem OIL An rtga 1nl
mo, replied the beegar,i .I'ye get
trough, YOU see taAe the, ediamoad
fud and here's n .check on tha R.rL
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PisHEER B0ok sINDERY.
Fl - WRHa lfa nlfrIEG.

wHcCo Po W. i=;JS7
HeoK Binder and Blank Book manu-
-assgssf. couneii BluiTs, Iowa, is prepared
" ,sxsests anything in his department OF
ssinsss, promptly and in a substantial
ID woskmanliks manner, and at lew
a&es. ni-tf.
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TO HELEN 4. BROWNE.


Tha nStar Of Hope" with lustre shinss
Radiant from pure, exalted minds.
whore the savior reisni within tbs breast,
Lave. joy and peace 10 there posseSssd.
Tho world may storm, and foam. and boils
It's foolish rage will on Itself roeoil,
How SAT. are they, who, upon 1itE 1aosE
Have built their HePes--ihey're proof 'gains'
eV'ry shcek--
Harthai iaf e. aud bilfows may rend earth and say.
The lost are still sccu 70 the apple of Godseyst
Heavens judgments for the earth is nigh st hand,
Of Mercy iong Injured retire from the stand
Then "That bri ghter land and that blsst retreat
where tho rapsomed bow at tho SaviOr's feet
win be on this earth where the righteous shall meet
And the Spirit Of our Cod their Joy shall complete
The righteous shall shine as the ia its strength,
And the Kingdom of God boestabiishsd At length
Long looked for. tbs true, bat rBE PRoass so surs
Heaven and arth shall depart Gods word shall
endure.
Pretenders, who at present. profess to be true,
Shall be unfoldod, declared, and held up to view,
Tho Ainrdom Of Satan shall no longer deceiy",
Its vile errors portrayed viii make tbesmple believe.
Then shall Gods hos. be gathered around
The WORKERS Of Rirhteousness-0h, how hsllowed
the froundi
'Then shall the earth bring forth It's increase,
And Cod our own God. will give us His peace"
"rhs Blessing Of Cod His people fhsllee.
And the ends OF the earth His salvation shall see
'ood River Cehtrs. PRIkrEE.
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INHL ESTITE HKOhE
4,A xsasers u Laad Warrants and Ex-
,sAsags.
W couHcii Blu6s, Iowa.
AT3LL stteod to seleetion and Loca-
w tipn ss lands In western Iowa and
Hshraaks, the payment OF taxes on lands
esn-fssidsnts AID tho collection and
!. Atsaes Of claims.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-10-25
PACIFIC HOUSE.

xsuss prssdway, between Main and Scott
Ald lesrsets, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
IOuN JONES, Proprietor.
THIS House 10 situated centrally TO the
ssslssss psstioh Of theeity---its apartments
latgs axd' vel! ventlatsd, and everything
;sbsss 1t has an air Of comfort and convent
tssss. " NH|f Niiliif ~ 3f d't nl-G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07
From MaAhington.

WASHINGTON, dec 5.
With view to relieve the present fnan-
ciai embarrassment Of the Government, MIR.
Phelps made "A proposition this morning in
the Committee Of Ways end Means to issue
Sic, 100000 in favor OF Treasury Notes.
The consideration Of tho proposal was passed
for shert time, az the Secretary Of the
Treasury's report on finances is not printed
and the Committee are not yet prepared to
decide on the proper method OF relieving the
embarrassment OF the Treasury.
The Speaker will not select the Special
Committee on the part OF the Presidents
Message referring to the secession trouble
until Monday, desiring, meanwhile, to con-
suit with the members Of the different State
delegations, in order to make the best selec.
| ton.
| The vote on tho Homestead bill in that
body is about the Same as that on which the
President vetoed last session. The opposi.
ton thereto being from the Sou .hern States,
| including ;.sasss from ;ho osp.ctyeiy seoe-
ding States.