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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

Prof. o. y. Fowler, the celebrated Author and
Lecturer delivers two Lectures Wasbburn Hall 10
day[pronouneed by many to be his BEST
Sublect-THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mt q
o'clock-"Maternity and Female Perfection TO La
DIES only. All may profit nv il.
Special Lecture 10 GENTLEMEN only. on "Sexualitv
or Natures Creative Laws THIS EVENING. AT II
O'Clock Every MASCULINE should hear it, Both Lee
lures close with Public Examinations
Professional delneaOns eff character with charts and
advice touching health, ayocation, marriage, &c at
Lincoln House, only three days more. dit mch7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

a Useful ArticIe.-A and useful article
called Spadings Prepared Glue has been introduced to
the notice of housekeeprrs.
1t is reliable and really adhesive aud enables every
housekecper to repair furniture and household ware with
out trouble, as it is always ready for dtf f2O
Mf Ieg@, DYER AND CLEANSER. continues the busi
ness OF Cleansing Regeing and Repairing Mems Appar
ell and also ceanses Ladies Shaws, Riding Dresses &c.
Re-dying executed at from three ten DAYS notice
and cleaning when the necessity or con-
Yenicuce of customers requires it.
lie has increased his help and facilities to the steady
increase in his business Office No Pleasant street
All of DIR. Humphrey AZ Co.'s Specific Homo
Opathic Remedies, put expressly for family with
book OF full directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOII, 25l Main street. and Druggists and Stores gen
orally. d&wIv -
BORN.
In this March 5, daughter to A A Alton.
MARRIED.
70 In Sutton, March 4, by Rev Geo Lyman, Angelo L,
sawyer to Mary Could both of sutton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

Mrs. NJ. w. GeraIds, PhysIcian-an expe
rleiced and successful Midwife, No. 81 Mechanic street
AT the head of Union street.
special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
to p. N. diff ie15
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

HoiloWay's Pills and Observation-Disclosures
men nave attempted TO palm off upon the public spuri-
Gus article Take the precauton look for the water
mark Holloway, New York and London visible in ey-
cry leaf OF the book of directions around the medicine
Sold at the mandatory. No. 50 Maiden Lane New York
and by all Druggists at 25c 63c and 81 per box d6t ma
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
] ! !. |! SPRINGS
IF OF & !.
z t'SSStsS-FE.

!; ;&E;A THISslarge and scommodious Ho &s
HlI telsis now open for, the reception Kill
Of company. and; is5uider the management Of
II. T. TUsTEE, one sof the propretors The
Hotel is nov. putin complete order, and every
arrangement being made to meet the wants Of
the summer travels The Hotel is capable Of
accommodating 500 persons. and for large and
we'll ventilated rooms it cannot be surpassed at
any watering place. The Hotel viii be sup
piled with the best cityztrained servants, and
every effort will be made to meet the expec' a.
tions Of both the seekefssof pleasure and health.
As to'the medicinal qualities of the water we
can say that we know mo invalid, who has
given it a fair trial, bns What has gone away
believing that they were greatly benefited.
There is good LIVERY STABLE kept in
connection with the Hotel where good HORSES
and VEHICLES can beshad at al l.tineEsssg
The facilities for getting to and from Will.
LIAMSTON SPRINGS nresbetter perhaps than
any other watering place South, being situated
Immediately on. the Greenville, ,and. ,columhia
Railroad, s., OEin Anderson District. within
lodours travel Of Charleston, s. c., and Au.
gysta;Ga.; 7 hours OF Columbia, 3. c., II
honfss8f Pendleton. s. CSS: ( hour Of Ander-
sonSC.2H... S. c., and one hour Of the town Of
Greenviile. 8. e., where there is stri.weekly
Four-Horse Coach to Asheville. N. q.
a.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
rHEsApM1ss1oN l, or:KAHsAs. !.

The bill lfor:the admission5o Kansas into the
Union, under the Constitution held for. that
purposes and ratified BY the people of the Ter
ritory, having passed the house of representa-.
sives, is now before the Senate for consideration
and seems likely to elicit an interesting and
earnest discussion in that body. The condition
imposed upon the Territory. under the sproris-
ions of the. "English' bill. makes it necessary
that in order to be received as . State, Kansas
shall have a popplat tien sufficient TO enttle her
to q member Of 'congressnn,ler the existing ap-
portioqnnent, say $4,000; but as no census Of
the inhabitants has BEEN taken, Congress can
have no Official knowledge that such number
Of Inhabitants sctually,e in the Territory.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
THE HATIonAls nz.sea eaAT,e eoNysxs

- = - "a TON - q; :, gesIs;
sYsleendsnsSs lfom The Charleston Aercsry
the following sammary 0f the sproeeedings Of
the sstiops G6pyeptions OF the Dsmocrn tic par
IS wliicliSatth present tims will be interest
lug soscnr readers 90
The ssrlisst National Convention Of the Dem;
5ocratie party assembled, BY invitation Of the
Democ, acytof New Hampshire, at Ba!timors
on the Esd Of May. 1882. It's object and pur.
pose wasto nominate a candidate for the Vice.
Presidency. Gen; Robert Lucas, OF Ohio IRE;
sided, and the: following resolution, reported
by committee. of which Hon. VIM: r. King.
of Alabams, was Chairman was adopted fof
the governance Of the Convention:
Resolved That3the delegates from each State
be entitled to as many votes in the selection
OF o candidate for the Office Of Vice.Presideut
Of the United States rs such State shall be en-
titled to in The ,apportionmsnt;r bill recently
passed by the House of Representatives and
that two thirds Of the whole number be red dir
ed tn constitute afmajority. .-Fs7''
q The prominent candidates for the nomna.
tion of the Convention were Hon. Martin Van
Buren, Of New York. who had recently been
rejected as Minister to England. and Hon. Philip
T. Barbour. of;Virginia. Col. Richard NJ.
johnson, Of kentucky. was also favored.
In December, 1885. a second Convention as
sembled a. Baltimore. May s. 1s4O. and Mr..
and Mr.. Van Baren was nominated for Presi-
dent by acclamatioa No candidate was nom-
mated for Vice-President
The fourth Convention assembled at Bnlti
more. in May, 1874. and the two thirds rule es.
tablisI,ed as a basis by the first Convention,
but, for the exercise of which there had been
no occasion ut the second and third Conven-
ticna, was adopted.
The Convention held eight ballotings, and
on the ninth nominated Hon. James X. Polk,
of!Tennesses, for President.
!: Hon. silas Wright of New York, wns nomi-
mated for Vice Pre.ident. but declined the posi-
tion, and Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas. of Pennsyl.
vania, was nominated.
The fifth Convention, which assembled ut
Baltimore in ls4s, adopted thief two thirds
rule.
The Convention held four tnllotings. and
then nominated Hon. Lewis Cass, of Mi chigan,
by acclamation.
Gen. William O. Butler, Of kentucky, was
rominat.d for Vice President.
ITO ntAth osSeHioAeN III DalLI-
more, june ,, 1862. and continued in session
until June stl., when Gen. Franklin Pierce. Of
New Hampshire, was nominated for President,
and Hon. VIM. r. King, Of Alabama. for Vice
President Tho twe-thirds rule was adopted
unanimously
The seventh Convention assembled in Gin
cinhati, June I'd, 1856, and continued in session
until the 9Th. The two.tkirds rule was adep-
ted without opposition.
James Buchanan was nominated for Presi-
dent, on the 18th ballot, and Hon.. John c.
Breckenridge, of3Kentucky, was nominated for
Vice President
The.eighth Convention will assemble m this
city on Monday next, and if kansas delegates
are admitted will consist5of 6l2 members, cast:
in q 3Oc votes, MS followe:p,.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
MANY VOTERS
srvrnr Tons.no 81. ;>Jo,,. Anr;, o.

SEVERE TonsApe; -Tsf, ;aLors. April 2o.-A
tornado passed oysrs GsslenSille Illinoise. on
Monday evening" spnsooan ang, ,snd blowing down
houses. barns, trees and sisnees:r The roof of
the Lutheran ChurctI'was as Llo1n some distance
and the walls were much injured. 1TaSToof of
dwelling was carried nesrly mile and ashalf
through the air. Children were picked up by
the wind and carri ed considerable distapee:
stock was killed in every d;recton.ais IA sAssn
named Lowe was killed by lightning; many
persous were wounded, and the destruction Of
properly syery great. A; similar storm visi.
ted Louisiana. Missouri, % the sume evening,
doing much damage to property and injuipg
;several people.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
WILLIAMSON SPRINGS.

By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that the large and elegantly fur
nished Hotel at This popular watering-rlace is
now open for the reception of visitors. The
Hotel jsnow in complete order, and everything
prepared for the eomfert Of the summer. travel
IQ connection with lie Hotel there is good liv,
cry stable where the finest and best horses and
vehicles may always be had The Hotel is un.
der the charge, of Mr.. p. T. Tusrrs who will
always be found attentive to the wants of his
guests. 4 4: 81 81 saIs, ,..as,,s .z-=fs ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
Friday Morning, April III 1900:
'ADVERTIsEMENTs..'

Nc take spleasure in calling attenton4to the
large adver,itemen mt Of Mssars. KA1srEa. BxyN
&sCo.. of Augusta. Ga. While in Augusta last
wsek,swe paid this enterprisi1g firrn 8 visit and
had the, pleasure of seeing 5tEadir large and
varied Stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
consisting Of everything in their line. Their
goods are Stbssefy best, and their prices low.
These gentlemen will be found to be very nc
,commedating and polite to their friends and
customers Ourfriends visiting Augusta would
do themselves benefi, by calling on these gan
tlenien u their store under theAugusta Hotel.
She advertisements of Appleton l. r. NJ. Per-
rymsn, Gray & Robertson. /.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
: THE CASE OF CAPTAIN FARNHAm.

This caae, charge Of piracy, in being engat
ged in the slave trade (on trialin Georgia, phns
been postponed until the oath of May, to ena.
BILE Justice Wayne TO be present and preside at
the trial. The government is represented by
Hon. Henry r. jackson. Joseph Gnnahl, ard
District attorney Couper. Mr.. Farnham W i'll
be defended by some of the first lawyers of
Georgia; aided by .one or more distinguished
counsel from New York city.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
CoMMERCIAL.

ADggviLLE, April; ;26. 1860.
But little offering. Prices ranging 'front.' to
1o4c.
AUGUSTA, April "a, ls6o.
d, There is fair demand without change in the
price. Extremes st toslItc.
COLUMBIA, April "a, 1860.
The sales of cotton TO- day only amounted to
IL bales. Prices nominal.
CHARLESTON, April %, 1860.
There has been a little more animation in
the cotton msrket to- day than has prevailed
for several days past, which resulted in the
sale Of 1885 bales, at unchanged prices. Ex-
tremes ~ to III.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
ooNs1arJEsEs-. 81

Gray Robertson, E Taylor,aw II Parker,
.DJ Jorddn EHsSkel E Noble,J F Livingston
.kPsGdrnsr, J,A Calhoun. al. .Psttigrew. J&
sNsKaoz,J McBryde. J4Aright. Agnew Med 4
4Sggast d McCesliHH II Wardlnw. H C
'CaBfe,J II BleaseS AndEsw 4 Men ell DrtG v
sBssasJ n lPetstf w A Lesley. o T Pocher.
'A HInfers and J9B29halmers
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

Tnr GnEATs EAsAEnN.-T The London O6sersss;
states the proposals Of the directors Of the.
Great Eastern to raise, an additional sum Of
Elo0 o0o to ieqpipsthe vessel for sea, has been
attended with the most compfets ,success--s >
Subscribers to the find .aro to be2guaranteedl
. dividend of III per cent out Of The prod e.,
isulject,to the charges Of insurance, And srs-
deemable ot the end of two years. with 20Pev
seenfabonua This shipwilf thus cost upwsrai.
Of a mi llionfsterliug, which is pretty good eyiS
sdenee that everything about her has cost
Manchester Guardian says the Great Eastern
will beready 70: sea-by the beginning Of June.
and thatshe will accompany the royal squad.
ron which is to escort the Prince OF Wales to
Canada. -,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
HIGH PRICES.

The negroes belonging to the estate of Col.
J. II. InBY, of Laurens. Were sold few days
aince by order OF administrator. The first
days sales averaged slO55; the second day
ranging still higher. r
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
THE GREENvILLE PUBLISHING house

that gentleman of Greenville proposes to be
one Of fly men TO subscribe two hundred dol.
lars each Cor the establishment Of common
school book concernin Grcenville. This would
form nucleus of ten thousand dollars, which
sum lie considers sufficient to inaugurate
email concern for the purpose intended-that
of publishing such books as are used in the
primary branches Of an English educntion.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
Communicated.

MR. EDI1on: There is just now, much said
about candidates. for the Legislature, 4e.. but
let ussloek little forwardto one of the most
mPSStSntt elections Jet to be had, and that
ele6t that Of. Sheriff, to serve us the next
term. and ID doing SO allow us,s through your
columns, 10 present the name 4of ROBERT
JONES .sas q candidate for that Office.
Respectfully youra
MANY VOTERS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
INDEX TO THE ACTS.

The Daily South Cdroiinian of Tuesday last,
snys: Our friends of the bar are informed that
we will shortly issue from tliis Office complete
index to the eleventh and twelfth volumes Of
the Statutes at Large, by JAMES H.. Ros, Esq.
Of Wnnsboro.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

The goye yerpmsnt have decided 10. hold the
Allow H. 49, Es tas aHo, 70
d.sI ,.;h s ssse yt.ssnss ~ TO-
ssaths sss,nls
80. as!es
-, - ssa our ssysk eesaasnd:
.,d & Lar in re
wslfsos b.ia tHsm Ss.,r;.,'s,,. ~
.a.st Ian and StssE ~. .s 49, rss''ss Ss1
sIs b.s ssssh sStfssss l ' tSsi 49, ss . ... p. .;
iibsssilsd upon ~ 81 ii3i sf,'i. q y,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

asursorox, April ia party was given
last night TO Dr.. Mackey, of South Carolina.
the Distinguished lecturer on Masonry, who has
been delivering course of lectures beforesthe
craft hefe. +s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
N9IEs1NERX
y. :, AND
,' DRESs~MAKING.
tysls's'. : IT,
asM R 8. g M ALL

M R 8. .SS M ALL
TN RETURNING sthapks to the Ladie. OF
Il 4bbeville and itsyicinisyssto whom she
has given entire satisfaction, and who have 90
literally patronzed her, feels confident Of rnsr-
iting a:continuanca of their favof. .andS no ,sf.
fort shall be wanting on her part toSsecnrs IL
trusting to her long texperienee-h6xing sk4sn
upwards Of twenty years ip business in several
of the first cities in Europe. ,ssss, =.
Mrs. SMALL would also say. She x6aS made
arrangements. and Is supplied rot oaly With
all the latest Fashions m enthly from New
York Philadelphia, but direct from London
each months secure 20 her hdy;ps.rons every
AlEorders in either department promptly At.
tended'to at her residence, Magazine Hill, Alb
beville G: II. 20
Always op hand. Or MADE TO ORDER.
Plain Silk ofsCssea Bonne,.
Grape do do do
Widows Caps aud Mourning Borders. -
Head Dresses, de-, DC.
April Is, 1880, If -u.> %',Ess.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

SECTIONAL LEGISLATION BEaUN.-Ths bill.for
admitting Kansas into the Union passed in tho
House Of Representatives, by . strictly section-
al vote-bvt Que man from theSouthiyoted for
It, Mr.. Webster. Of Maryland. The Home.
stead Bill passed the House also q sectional
vote-the North voted for it-sthe South
against it, sEsGSr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
FIRE AT spARTANBuRa.

We regret to learn that on Saturday Morn.
room of the Female College at Spartanburg
were destroyed by fire, together with six
piano fvrtes. a&z ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
THE AUGUSTA HOTEL.

We have frequently spoken highly Of this
Hotel and would ngain recommend it to those
Of our friends visiting Augusta.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
- nxn CHARLESTON. April 2s. =
The Convention met to-day. at l2 O'Clock,
and the Hon. F. B. Flournoy, Of Arkansas, was
appointed Chairman.
A Committee on Credentials, consisting of
one from each State, was appointed-south
Carolina, B. F. Perry.
B. Fl. Wilson. of South Csreaisa. was ap.
pointed on the Committee on Organization.
The Committee nomina ted Caleb Cushing. of
Massachusetts,. for President. and B. H.sBrown
s,of South CsreIinssser Vice President.
Ihs South Caroline delegation win Fyota spr
r. n. +. Hunter, Of Virginia. 80 RS
"a CHARLEsroNi April or
Til e noninstiepsef Abe Hon. 6. Cushing b.
ing confrnsd aS PFe.identef the eenzentiop,
ION takiagtbs sliltnhe delivsred an sbis and
;R's1'ssis 4ss oss$ssss assss b 4. ~, been
harmon ief s~.sspptehendsd. and there is
soms msdsnges Of spiis,in the party. The Con.
iySStse5 ever, Has ssdseided, to-day, by q
s.srgs Ms3dfisy. 10 agres to a platform Before
- 4
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
TO ALL '1NTRBESlBD-! {!

SO . lsss ,.
FXPECTING.t 50 be absent from the State
Il for fswsftonths We have given fGto the
hands "f Col. isssSF AN NDERSON.:a .:alI the notes
aud sceounts; ;dlSus. and persons who ara calf
ed upo6 by HIN will confer efavor by nt king
seniementsof al indebtsdness bye &sSnssltt tor
ot!sfseise. :'z.sss.. - ~ y
APPLETON d r. NJ. PERRYMAN.
.,. 8 AS New Market, 8. c.
April 20, lseo;Sz. At > -.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

Auditor snd Tfsssursr's ofios,- q. d O.
{ RI 60.
"a. :, coLUMBII, ArnIL ls. ,isso.s
A N INsTALMENT. OF TEN PER CENT, or
Of thi5. Company, witIs paid at this Office Sn
and sfter.the Sd May hexkfon 3esteptation of
the ,kssessIaent Cert6cdtes. .yRsOfrTHERN, y
Z 5skApsiEzf Sf6. Aueitnf and Treas
s t1 sppblishing by sSsssmsIf viii
ssoEse ssssss2ys. =, ~ :. :, -
", -, ~, u - %x<s5sey Sas' -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Two.thirds necessary TO choice, 2o4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

BT FlFtae af an Execution 70 tas dlrer,ss s.
Fa1s oaes Of the Clerk Of the DikEx1ca Cent q, -
tAE sfsaEas anaaty, Iewa, / aaaii pEpoead 70 al
FElaSz the 18th day Of June 4 b 1850 bsfv " q.
hotgsi Of 10 Tciock 4, n and oIesssa p X
sad DAY, In fFuns Of the Cazns~ TreassEerss e,
u khE elEy ef CeHBeil Blaas, the follawtng 80
81 Real kBlate Of D. Wjneheztsr Co, fo-uiI
Cosznsnciug st q poiht which bears trk ..
Intersection OF ths Essx tine Of Bro&dway vtE :.
North line eg lot owasd By B. Hzgx, sYA ~
Alza p W. Aepnsz. &od By Hspner TO B Ria
KeTlh dsx Eass, 90 feet, ana rzzaiaz a.
Nerfh deg, East, saT A-ssD feet, tAenca SO
dsS East 81 S-foo fess, Ghessae South gu 4lssss
fhsacs Mcrfk 50 deg. wiess ST &-Hao tees Ia -
81 besSAa1na5 bsan@ the unajsid@a aas h4lf Of pt =
Gssf acres ~ ths ssutA~eAss aaargst ~ -
west quarter q seesian No. Tvwu -, EoFtk a g.s%
q '''<
4Aksp a. tae properly ct .. wfncAssr@r L Q,
Ia Saftsfy an sxeenftsa Ra faE0F Of Folsom M.
les. ssaH. CRAIG shsrrf
b J, p. WILLIAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
May DO, 1880. ##EE-r ar
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

Mg glrsae u an Kxseataoz 10 ne d.rpr,..,
$50 aDs Of ths Clerk Of tAe District C3gyf IN
fewasssaas 90 uaky, ToMas sAaii Proceed "a ~ W.
Frtaas the ssh aay al Tafy 4. d Iss.s 80 's.l q
The hanrs Of 10 0,sioek 1, ~ aaA ao'cIoct , s".
sasd day, IN frans o. the C0unfy Trpasursr'. -. q
u haaty 81 Gsancfl Esutxs the foiow IF,g ss'
Bel assSaSs ps Y. n FAaass azsd J. {, EuS,,s,
NE n Of session -, Rownahip N, Raafsu.
-, Las I, sna ., nIosk u, Ii Nyasterss az. a
LoE u block ID La Halls Addition; I.cts -
In Eias& Ut In Aaw Asdfs AzadlSsgz Nc Conn -
Iowa rs fhs pFDperty u J II Palmer, sns -. =
lsRkag Is tbs ngspexty Of \ O.. Bschaaan s."
Lota u blux9 ss ants sA& 10 in blT.rf : i...
aaa sn elocs y lot "a h4oek 10; lot. .n4 - .
aaac& toss szaa Z - f10sk ass i0i d bIsrt =
tsE sfn bise2 D. Ia Ha1Iia kaAEEio asa lot n "a
10 hayiias lat A8ditsau 70 Council Biast -
Taken as The property Of ], M. PslmFr ~
h4saaasn % sstasfy an exsCstIsH in farer 8, a.
D. vi Hss%hszas Asa1gness. g.s - ~
-. a.. s. Il, CRAIG, sAr K
aAA&E y ks7Ss L.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

IN Fistaa as Al Exas9saaaa 10 sas dtraef ii sras
shs Case Of ghs C1erk 9f 4he DixtYfet Court q ~
tEwAttaEais Cssaafys lows. Z aamlg proceed Is -
"a Friday Eas assh 4ay Al sGhs, A. "a, hesu, bssvss
the AoaEs 81 10 o'caecg A. NJ and Dfraoek ? i
OF said day, In 'front.' 81 tAe Coamty treasure b.
Gee I'D the city Of Gataclt AsaRa sas esIiowlrz H.
srTfbea Real Estate ut " II. ResHoRza and l. ME-,
to~wit: ..z Il .5.s....4
Commencing % Test Easa "a tue MartA~ess, esf
aaT Of Lot 9i2 In COunGai hssaEa E@wae gsnnsax
~ ae&t W 10 y w. eoEasF aa Los NJ, laGa @ARs n
thAs PCT ktan % Let lie e@Egw eyed by y D. PsTz
20 the wikain nAzaea FslaoM ana Malaet
Taksa as aan pFspsTsy nj Foas9m and Nails u
sasA#a7 g szhgaSaaa In 9AEoF 81 JEAN AhshaF4i
May %, 1850 . - "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05


GsHRRIFpas SALE.
~ VI Virtue 81 special ansrafsua 10 Ne Al.
rraza tas once u the CisTk ef he Dissrs :. - et
Fassszassanss Geaasy. EDws, sh.II lear Se m 4
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