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gHERnrEsR SALE.

81 TtFSas Vt an ExScw14on 60 mas aLFaStaa from
the Once OF the CLERK u tAs District Court Of Pot
taw&&tSmie saNBEy, Iowa, shall gEocs@4 to sell On
Friday the Gin dag of Juiy, A. D. 1850, between
the hours of 30 0aGlpck A. Ii. and O'clock p. III Of
said day In front Of ths County TFeaspFsF'E Once,
In Lhe city Of C0aaet Elaa the following described
Real E4l&te Of J. II Palmer and ], c. Buchanan,
to-wik.
MN Of ssG8ion %, Township NJ. Range ~. Al
Sc, Lets l, sas D. block H. In Mynzteg'a Additions
Los Ia bl0H6 10 la Halls Add4tAaEi Lat8 3 and 10
ia bluek 81 Ia Hew&E'E Addition 10 CsaEa&l RlEaa,
Iowa as Ehs Rro3sxsy Of J. H. PAaMaer, and the fol-
lowing as the property d J. G. Ba1Aaaaa.
Let's Ia block 4 lots and 10 In s41eG y lots
and la BLOCK g. laE In block a&s &Ot8 and ii u
baock III lets and in block Ii lot la Block lS
los In bpek 3d. in HANS A1ttioR anA 10 In block
Ia Bayiiss Isl Addition to CaEncal EiRszss avw3-
Taken as the property Of J. H. Palmer and J. c.
Buchanan 10 s&tIsfy exbcaiioa In favor Of kasly
d WiuiEgh&W, AaslEasea.
8. q. CRAIG, Sheriff.
TuHR & Ef@a So
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ouaasEly lgxhe - jjegous, thelr anands salm
asaa their Asnpaas good. 80 shs dele
gases 10 nc forshaosaing saassnAona take
! lesson rom aheis polieaSal opponeais.
Lei them olaanse thaix bowels and their
hloods ahOroaghly, Ind 60 70 Baltimore
and Richmond well provided with these
soul-calming palls and u, in the sxsits-
mant 81 dabate, tasy shoaid Let their angry
t,aasssag ssse, let thaan lnae no lima huk
Immediately swallow four, Or % slgh.
piiia. according 10 tbs fnaensity q their
uaasaI fevag4 This result anet fall 10
be . single and satisfactory denoeratio
nomination, and glorious tgiu@ph In
Novembex.n
The Hsenan Testimonial promises to
amount to somathlag handsome. More
than ~ 600 have bssn already subscribed
and paid In, and sfforts are being made,
By the distribution Of circulars all over tbs
country, 10 raise o much larger sum.--
These pugilists and their supporters ars
rather running the thing into the ground.
II is to be hoped thAl no American gem
tlazaan will be % fosgetfal OF his respoa.
abilities - eitizan ~ TO contribute y
the Keenan, fund one cent more than haa
been already subscribed TO 1t. | am neith'
81 straighslaeed nor puritanieal In my 10
tions, and should have no objection to 80
Heenan receive some sort Of . present be
fitting his station; but the idea OF eleya'
ting brute courage and the capacity 10 hi
out from tbs shoulder up 70 point WORTHY
of national twenty-five thousand doilal
testimonial d a. prepostarous as 1t 10 cal
eulated to be productive of evil. II il
contemplated, hear, to sndeayor TO rails
the sum | have just mentioned. / ahoult
ba SORRY 10 hear that the effort was snc
cesgful.
Tom Hy4r 10 dealing faro on none.
furnished aim By ThtlFlow Weed in con
sidaration Of services 10 have been rem
dered Seward during the approaching
campaign. Tom got the money tbs da'l
before be started for Chicago, 30 sure We
| Weed of his man being nominated. Whsi
Lincoln, instead Of Seward, got the nom
nation, Weed wanted TO ago back on
| liver for the money be had advanced, O
a portion Of it, but Hyer wouldn't re
spond,
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To posTMAsxxRss-~-sgwF RAMKnsa PRTy~
IERGE.--Et May Be she meana oil Saving
s1nae trouble and In aomn cases expedite
she progress Of TIA work taking the census,
II notice the fads thak the Marshal and all
haa assistants ara antherixad 10 ssfraaks
II packages snd letters relating to the
easasas.
Sec. III OF the ssAcs SsvanEh and Sab
saanent Cenauses's approved May q, 1850
pRnyides al follows
ysThak tho Marshals and their assistants
~ hereby aathorixed 10 transmit khr0ugh
c. Post OEise, any papsrs or a0eamaanta
EaAaEing TO the census BY writing thereon
tskaskcial Business Gensua, " and suhaors-
hing his nane with the addition 10 hia
n@ama Of Marshal or Assistant a. mo saae
zaaT be; baat this privilege shall extend u
nathing but documents and papegs saaAs-
- 10 the census which snail paas FREQ. Y
The press generally throughout shs
aAase viii do well 10 give this pahlieiay-
To- more 10 inaamuch - Il waa oaaisbad
u ne abstract Of The lars regulating tbs
Das Ohee Department lat pahgishsd.---
pas. Dega.
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xsaassavsv - Dssaesraasa pan#amtaon
.shseh i % aasemhas 81 The iesh list, Y
spokea og the above question = Invariably
aakea. and ID this sassion a universally
a.swssea, ssxrmzx 4. nogaa.As- Ihas
seaaaor Douglas i Tie stsoagsss man y
the west that eOald BE- nominated, there
esnnot b aay doubss but that be i the
only man thai the dslnecracT can noEni-
mase and succeed with, We arenet prepared
10 assume. For oar part, We ardentay de-
aire the nomination al Senator Douglas,
beeanss We beliere him 10 be the strongest
man that can be nominated against the
black republican candidate, and because
we agree with him in Felation to the pFln-
eiple oil noa-inservention OF Congress IN
sha Affairs Of the territories.
We are nos, however, tied to any man.
and although we have our preference
among the mgn mentioned Us candidates
yea we can support any Of them, or ans
other nan who adheres TO and supports
the principles Of the Democratic party
Nor are We prepared to abandon our par
In because Of failure to insert in tn
platform aR the principles thai We FegarS
n Democratic, nor because single pr1n
cipIa Ia incorporated therein that We re
gard a. ki-Dasnoeratic.
Since the Republican party hare faile'
90 nominate the representative maa O
their prineiples-W. II. sEwAan, we hAE
no doubt bat Any of the distinguished mel
named BY the democracy in connection
with ths Presidency could be eieetes.-
With DRcKrNsoa o. the candidate Aef
York might be counted upon as safe TO
Eha democracy, and with that State an
others ia the north thai are certain to 9
Democratic, his slsction would be rem
deged certain.
Republicans exhibit rs much anxiet
about the Democratic nominee, as Dem
oerats, and from their conversation v
gather thai they wuuld prefer the noaina
aaon of any Other man before Douglas, VI
trust, however, the Democracy will max
a nomination TO suit themselves, and haS
tnx done 80, will elect the nominee.
The Democracy were once defeated b
log cabins and gourds but we think tn
exhibition Of splinteEs from rails will NJ
succeed in the present canvass. The ide
that great enthusiasm can be gotten u
over sueh farce is preposterous, yet HI
pablleAns depend upon ii for success.
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GREELEY'S CELEBRATED LETTER
no WILLIAM Il. SEWARD
The folliwing is published in the New
York Nrsrs a. the identical letter which
Greeley wrote 10 Seward in 1854:

The folIiwing is published in the New
York Nesrs a. the identical letter which
Greeley wrote 10 Seward IN 1854:
Nav YoRK, November 5, 1854.
To THE Hos. VIZ, II. SEWARD:
SIR: desire to state so you that the
frm Of Seward, Weed i Greeley is FROM
this day dissolved by the withdrawal Of
the junior member Of the dFm.
When edited the JsGeTSoRiaR, at Al
bany, yon and your friends acknowledged
the effect Of nv labors in the cause, in
elevating yon to the Office Of Governor and
United States Senator. For my lahors
In sustaining y0u / only received len dot
las sgsek to support my wife saif, and
child.
When you WIS Governor of the States,
with great patronage in your head, no Of
fer Of any position to assist nae was ever
made. When Gen. Harrison was elected
President, you had full control Of the
Federal patronage in this State, and re-
ceived no consideration at your hands
When Gen. Tayrol was elected President
sou also had the principal disposition Of
the Federal patronage, and in connection
with Mr.. Weed, You made Hugh Maxwell
Collector of this port. q man who Was
never entitled to the confidence Of the
Wing party.
Instead of rewaEding men who had faith
fully adhered to Henry Clay and to you,
such men a. Zebedee King, an outcast
from Nova Scotia, was appointed Survey
or Of tbs Port. David A. Bokee was
made Naval 0faoer; William Y. Brady,
Post Master; William II. Leroy, Naval
Agent; Hiram Fuller, Naval StoTekeepeF;
John Young. Sub Treasurer, and man
was selected for United States Marshal
whom you know | cannot names and yets
while you know / had lost every dollar
that possessed In starting the galway
line Of steam packets, to benefit Ireland
and yourself, 40 Offer was made me Of as
sistaace Or place. -
Subsequently, ii was understood by my
friends that should be the candidate Of
our party for Governor, and your consent
was given; bat instead Of supporting
me, you and your friends nomsnated that
trimmer and little villain Raymond for
Lieutenant Governor, who was of no aa-
vantage to Our party, and man whom t0
know Is 10 detasf. t..
Ia all thu positions | have labored to
place you, tia sznoiaments and the honora
have bean divided between yourselves and
Weed.
have now TO SAY thai any support ron
may hereafter receive from nae VIII be- be-
oause il IL necessary Tor she party, bat
not from personal considerations. Yours,
&C., HORACE GREELEY.
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TnR SrgAm CAR NovKLTY.-This car,
built By Baldwin i CO., for the Pittsburg,
f. Wayne and Chicago Railroad Compa-
N.Y. has bean making trial trips On the
Germantown and NorTiasowu Railroad for
several days. The car Il about twice the
leagth Of the ordinary city caT, but built
mach stronger. The boiler aE the engine
Ia placed on the 'front.' platform; all the
working machinery u under the bottom
oil the car. The water tanka are under the
seats, which run leagthwiBa Of tbs car
Ths engine has b power OF about twenty
horses, and is capable of about thixty or
forty miles. The experiments have pro
vaR that Ii can be worked with economy
% roads like the Germantown and Nor
riasown Railroad, and the probability Il
that quite aunabeT of them will he intro
daced. -Phila. Ledger.
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u The Albany Atlas and Argus says
that the announcement Of Lineoln's nom
nation was there regarded Is & hoax
1t was received the same way elsewhere.
Nowhere was it believed possible that the
republican party could be guilty Of 50 In
significant nomination; but it is in the
highest degree encouraging 10 the demoe-a
raey. So weak ticket a. Lincoln and
Halnlin can never carry the great States
Of New York and Pennsylvania, If the
democratic party but nominate eandi-
date acceptable to itself. Les no oas
mans ambition, then, be permitted 30 de-
stroy these excellent prospects, and with
them all the chances Of q dsmocrakie tri-
umph in the presidential election.-Con-
gftguli0a.
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DU88D0s MAY GHs
The special session Of the Legislature,
to take into confederation the cattle dis
tempeg, convenaa III nom to-day. when )
communicating was receiYed from the
Governor on tins subject, which wAa refer
red ID Joint eonsnaittse of House and seyen
uf Senate.
Ths Governor estimated she numheg ct
real eatsls ID tbs United States as I, 90,
900. HE urges khe Importance Of ehseklag
The e0nagfon, ED suggests 4 aAorOugh
sngeatigaaion ink0 tass character Is tlaa dis
saae. He thinks sEas ths Eerx dAaaKsa0-
ton u cattle snay Fsqaise aaai tseslal Leg
isIatiom, ard leases ID to consideration
III fhe LagieINkne the subject q asalarging
sha nuaabar @ he Board 81 EaunalaaEgss.
sga, sd inaa }Aslng Ghsaa szsa0Kak
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

CATTLE DISEASE SPREADEG.--1hs Hart
ford TTnaes Of the 18th sayx the cattle dis
ease, now prevalent in Massachusetts and
other eastern States L. spreading to the
dismay and loss Of farmers where it pre-
walls. Measures should be TAXA to pre-
vent the introduction to the Wast Of cat
tie from these States where theldisaase IA
prevalent, and We commend thssubiect TO
the Agricultural Societies OF aais State.
No time should be lost in taking such
steps as might probably prevail the cat
tie of this State from being affected by
thsk tel disease. Ones introduced, IL can
not vel be got rid Of oahcrwfse than By
total degsrnstion Of stock. In Masaa-
ehasstas, q Legislative commission has
been invested with extraordinary power to
arrest its pro gress by the destruction Of
affected cattle, and the same course may
have to be adopted In this State, unlesa
early and effective measures be resortea to
at once. An ordinary degree Of presan-
ton praetised soon, may save million ot
dollars worth of stock from destruction.
Look TO itye whose interests are most like
Iy to be directly affected By this cattle
disease. Indirectly, every citizen Of tht
State viii be affected BY H. ahould tn
disease spread west Of the Mississippi, ans
therefore every citixen OF Iowa shold b
ready to bear whatever share 81 the bur,
den may be imposed In any effort tha
may be made to prevent the raTages o
this alarming disease. Iaabagass Herald
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AA&SsAssass@ sSesa* 49, V $3.50 y -
Ii waa inkimaAsd Ii our iaaa issass EAaa |
Afr. Lineoln voted against supplies SoB 80
army Ia Mexico. We hare noe hia vaas
upon thaa proposition before "a, and
shereaore oannot give bis vose apon thas
question bus we bare often hsaRd rs
charge maas against haa, and navaT eaw
8 denial ii il, that aaenalsd from re-
spectacle and srlkhfai source. W. I'D
IN the Missouri Republicans she following
resolutions, introduced into Con sreas By
Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois, On he 10Th
day 81 December, IsAT:
ResoIued, That the existing var with
Mexico was Just and necessary On ON paris
and has been prosecuted with tie sole puE~
poss Of vindieasing ouT natioaal Fsghss azaa
honor, and a. assuring an honorable peaca.
Rsaolced, That the reisOsion Of our TO
psa&ed overtarea OF peace leaves this gov
ernment no alternative buA the most vig-
| arous prosecution Of the war, in such .
manner, consistent with the Laws Of MAJ
tiona, as viii make che aneany feel ali is
calamities and burdens, and until Mexico
shaM agree to 9 Just and honorable peaoay
providing aatid actery indemnity in money
or territory for past injuries. including
the expenses Of the war.
Rss0Ipsd. That the amount Of inaamni-
ty 4must necessarily depend upoa the OBJ
stinaey Of che enemy, and the duration 81
the war.
| MIR. Lincoln voted against these resoin'
tlons, and said In his speech delivered On
the lzth of January, Is4a:
fBas In addition to shis, one Of nay col
leagues MIR. richardson came into this
House with resolution IN terms express
IN endorsing the justice OF the Prestdent'l
conduct In the beginning Of the var. u
that find myself here, ] scsFe fEetsaaea
! to givs khs preaideat his supplies, and 81
nothing about the original justice OF I'll
war-lf we're inclined 10 20 with Rims q
look ahead, and not back--in portion
THAI could not do So"
What do we understand by saeh Ian
/ guage az thia2 Do we not understand
= that be was opposed to voting supplies
{ but if be were inclined 10 do so, he eoult
not, after the introduction Of Dir" kich
, ardson's resolutions
: If Lincoln was in favor Of voting sup
plies, Why did he not sag sol Why di'
e he say, s'n / were tHelined to give th
, President his supplies" If he really va
7 inclined to do so Nas there any neees
: sity of putting in the If, if he was NOS oP
e posed TO voting supplies2 The Ianguag
:, Of Mr.. Lincoln is clear and cannot be mis-
understood, II shows clearly that he Va
n opposed to the justice Of the waEs an
= would have voted against supplies Ii TIA
r question had eome ID ak that time,
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We learn from the Iowa City papers
that great enthusiasm was exhibited Ut the
Black Republican State Convention, upon
the presentation By one Of the speakers,
Of few spIinters taken from some rails
split by Abe Lincoln about twenty-five
years ago. This fact proves what We have
30 often charged upon the Black Repub-
liean party, thai they have no respect for
the intelligence Of the people, and seek to
lead thsm by the exhibition of splinters
aAa -oths4-acts Of s'tom-foolery." The
leaders Of the party in convention assem-
bled, send up shout after shout, upon the
exhibition of spIinteEu taken from rails
said to have been split by Lincoln, and
expect everybody else to shout and act the
fool because they hare set the example,
and while they are thus shouting and act
ing the fool, these leaders expect 70 steal
into ofsce.
We are very much mistaken in the in
teliigencs and good sense Of the people,
if thsy can be led by saach leaders, and
80: ~ - kr,r<,rs,1 r,ar IN pot
.tawattaaais ooanty who split rails twenty
Eve gaaga no. and who are still splitting
"a -. - -. - thonsst II bai.g
ssaslgmnAsna fcr President. Rail splitting is
! -, - .,.,,l,,,raert. Int We do
- ,....u.,.a So i ..,sI.a,sa man for the
- 81 -. - ,-..tink .bat lin
o,v, ,ss.,,lss - ,...ssl. s...vsvl.;a calling IL
- wsws 90 s.,asassr.ss As.ss. Ana No sum-
- l.. sa,s.As Is - "a. i ! s.au tn he
pv..;ds,,t go - - II
EEE&1ASAA AsSas - sssN Ass3qsessz - S#
srasu $780, 4 asss 80 sssAsA -,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

DKATH OF 1 VKNKRABLE GLKRaYNASs-
Rer. Archibald Maelay, III. D., or Fatser
Aaalay, as be was generally called, died
1t New York, last Wednesday. he Has
born In Scotland, in 1873, and was th8e-
fore al the time Of his death, in his I'D
YEAR. He was native Of Scotland, but
had been a prominent Baptist Clergyman
in New York, for more thai sixty yeaEs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

Thomas Lloyd q gallant gay deceived,
woed and Won Ellen Coleman, Of Peters-
burg, Va, and then broks his promise =
She, instead Of breaking heart, armed h$-
self with a eudgel and broke his head-l-
The police justice to whom the matter was
referred thought the damage frozn hreak-
age on either side was about equsi, aad
dismiased the case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

CHICAGO l. BURLINGTON r. R.-The
earnings of this road continue to show 9
steady and large increase. For the Sec
oad week Of Mag, exclusive Of excursion
trains the total increase over the same
week Of last year wa $50 398,84. And
total increase for two first weeks Of May
was $50,97l,77.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

MA
IS Ne@ Kpwk, Nay, o.
Tlas Bssamsr Mantansaa, from Mantan-
ans, haA arrived. She reports . slight
improvement Ia sugar and molAaaes. Ex-
change improving' Freights more &C.
tive.
The HsvGgd has q special dispatch from
Waahingtou 10 kha siEsos that the Mexican
minister haa advicsa from Mexico, an
nounGing thai Miramon and the Church
PARTY MNRa 0bssEay FWat&s1s @lE0 sne AaDs~
rails In fall possession os she capital.
The steanship Nar9hern Light with
Callforznia mails Of the Sch, and 81 900, =
600 ID treasure, arrived Saturday night.
California news anticipated.
The PowhAsEan sailed fr0m Panama On
the 18th, for phiIadelphia. The Wye
ming Ii ordered 10 Callao, 10 aid our min
iatefa in demands UPON Peru, in the case
Of tbs Ships Li8xie Thompson and Geor.
giana. The Sabine ID II Aapinwall.
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A PRAarus. Rspx.---AIr. rraaariek ~


-, o0ndaekog On the Hudson Rsseg
Railroad. giyaa al aecouns of the wunsSHr-
fai Alsair. Wlsan his tgasn arrived Gresa-
hzsh, and whilst u waa hsaaw awisaAesl ID
into anoshaR saaaks On SmndaY mornfne
Ia Obsasvsd ! foot an.d amkIa pgoieetaansls
from ana Ug ths TRUCKS n sfain saons
ping Il thia Instant, Ill wasss d the syscs
and aaw sRo beya 6liszgaag ID Asarurk u
the Cor. Tier came omk Masaa aszaaresA
covered wasA dot frpn hsaa u lana.~
They haaa I'D amn unaag the 90 IL all,sgss
Parry. ! dEssaasne oE 0aa hhnarsA 80
twansy~six miles, ThAy aaaaea - ~
walked aroaa - asty ii ksolsss eaky 81
saraag, aaasA baiaa tired, ssssiss - swaslk
~ karshes, whsn sssay saS upssn e. q III
II - &C ana rode ssss mssars Il
FssaA. - hasa wswa Tass yely
agad ID ana III years
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a.raceI.s aAEa.s Al ! DascoUNTl

The w0gm -eaasn, Tenegable-l0nking 0ak
rails. pssrpoFsIng I'd b. from tase aaock al
4, 900 wh8ch Old Ahess split whaa bog,
arrived Id tbs city BIZ egpress Saturday
evaaink, dEreesai II the editor Of the Ad-
ver2iaags He. h0weser refused 70 reeexps
fsr saaena, and shsy wage sdnmglea o. he
Nod pile III khe rear III me Aslvsssisse
oaauel Ianesan salIe ne u diaeoans r.
Ezalssa Cas@asws
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ASr1-sEAvRRY coryRNxseN.

The Nsw England aRti-alavary eonven~
ton assembled La this city to-day The
attendance waa quite Large. Mr.. EArrison
presented d aeFias Of resolutions, @rying
vssy little In tone and chaxaeeaTs from
those prssenksd at previoms eenyse@aons.
Anong the speakers we're Wanaall Phil
lips, Fred D0ugiass, eolored, of Chicago,
Redmond Garrison. AID 04hers. Thapon.
yension viii remain LII session two daws.
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About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
this city and vicinity was visited by wind
and rain, the like OK which il not within
che recollection oil the oldest inhahitsns
ii the city. Tbs wind blew down one
temporary dwelling house anroofed sew
sral others, ovsr2urned oaat-houses, and
blow on chimney cops too numerous to
msnaion. while tha rain poured down Ia
tarrsnts. Considerable damage was done
ly hosh wind and rain but wa are Of the
opinion tbs ths good shas Will accrue 70
tie growing erops, win over-balanse III
damages done, taa-fold, for rain was very
maeh nsesied, and could We have had Il
Witness HE wind, il wOaid hayg been more
aersg,aable, but Ne nuss l aase he bitter
wiah ghs awaes.
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no aAnaaf VgaxmArEyR ABaETYT.v

10 MAAAAaA WxAXMAK4VM A@s&k1Ms
TIE special Chicago correspondent of
The New York Evening Post, n cauyass-
ing the naerils II she candidates fos shs
Republics nomination Of preaadaasy
speaks of Laiaoln i EoIlows:
ssLdncoln Ii urged by the delegation
from Illinois, hua Ills WANT Of AD-
AltAgEsTR ATIvE ABILITY II The obise.
ton raised against hsm. z
Tha Eapnblieaa lsadsss have ~ oonA~
a@se ii ehs saaaalasssxatige abilssyn os
sAssaz omnaisss
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IA u. q. 4 lE.. ID.

KNEGHT-6OSS-By the Rev. / /. saSwsgt, On
the %zd nit., near ST. %akR8, HSustoB Knight 70
Miss Nary Goss, beth Of thI8 e8ua1y.
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Nng Hgg Ms s-v-s Is11 EmAm arrested vt
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