davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

ell the testimony, pointing out tho hitherto
unob'eryed discrepancies in tho statements
Of the principal witness. That which had
seemed plain and plausible, he made to ap.
pear crooked as serpen,'s path. The wit.
ness had stated that the affair took placs at
a certain hour In the evening, and that, by
the aid OF the brightly shining moon, he
saw tho prisoner inae, the death blow with
a slung shot. Mr. Lincoln showed that at
the hour referred to. the moon had not yet
appeared abpve the horizon. and consequent.
" the whole tsle vas = fabrication. An
almost instantaneous change seemed to have
been wrought in the minds OF bis auditors,
and the verde, Of " no, guilty" was at the
end OF every tongue. But the advocate wa.
not content with this intellectual achieve
msnt hi. whole being had for months been
bound up in this work Of gratitude and
mercy. and. ne the lava OF tho ovsrcharscd
crater bursts from it, imprisonment, 20
great thoughts aud burning words leaped
forth from the soul OF the eloquent Lincoln.
lie drew n picture Of the pcrjurer so borrid
and CHASTITY that tho aeeuser could ii, under
i, no longer. but reeisd ana staggered from
the Courtroom. while the audience iancied
they could eco tho brand upon his brow.
Then in words Of thrilling ratho', Lincoln
appealed to the jurors rs father. OF IONS
who might become iailorless, and as hos.
bands Of wiSc, who might DO widowed. to
yield 10 no previous Impressions. no III.
founded prejudice. bot 10 do hi, ellen. jus
,cc and as he alluded to tho deb, OF graf
i,udc which he owed tho boys sire, tears
were seen to f,ll from many eyes unused TO
weep. twas near nigh, when he eonclu.
del by saying that. II justice were d,nc-ss
ho believed it would bs-bc!orc the sun
should set, it would shine upon bis client a
free man. Tho Jury retired. and the Coar,
adjourned Tor the day. Half an hour had
no, elapsed, when. as tho ol,cr, Of the
Court aud the volunteer attorney at a, the
iea.,ablc Of their hotel. messenger an.
nounccj that the Jury had returned 10 their
seats. Al repaired Immediately to the
Coor, hon.,, and while the prisoner was
being brougl, from the nil, the Courtroom
was filled TO o,craowins with citizens OF the
town. While tho prisoner aud his mother
entered, silence reigusd as completely a,
though the house were empty. Tho fore.
mau Of the Jury. in answer 70 the usual IN
qliry from the Court, delivered the verde,
Of Not guilty." The widow dropped in.
% the arm. Of her son. who lined her up,
aud told her to look upon him ss before
free and innocent. Then, with the words,
' Where is Mr.. Iincoln?" be rushed across
the room aud sra,pcd the hand OF hi, delV.
crcr, while hi. heart was too full Tor utter.
ancc. Lincoln turned hi. Dyes toward the
West. where tho sun 'tlli fingered IN view,
and then. turning TO the youth, ,ald, 1t
I. not yet sundOwn, and you are tree" |
comics, that my checks were no, wholly an.
wet by tears. and turned from the aGec,.
Ing scene. AZ | cast glance behind, | saw
Abraham Lincoln obcyins the divine inJunc.
ton, by comforting III, widowed and the
h.hsr!os,. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

A lectur, on SPirituali'm is announced,
at the Univ.r,ali., church in th.. village,
on this, Friday evening.
The Statement. is made lha, twelve ne
groos have been missing from Charl.'.oa
since the adjournment Of the Dsnosro,l;
Conventions. One Is said 20 have -, clear
with the New England delegation.
The Democrat, will hold State Conv'n.
ton a. Portland Jun. 18th. to nominate
candidate Tor Governor.
1, is stated tia, Idaho. the name Of
the new Territory Of Pike. Peak, .gais.
" Gem o., the mountain"
Every Opposition paper in Indiana SUP.
ports Lincoln, including .ishs or ten which
supported Fillmore in 1855.
On wednesday evening. the Roskl,nl
Band scrsnalsd Mrs. IIanlin, who i nov
visiting the family Of her brosher.ln-laW,
Rev. Mr.. Boiler, in Roesland.
Senator Clay Of Alabama ha, written a
letter in which he says tha. as compared
popular sovereignty, the "dOctrins Of the
Black Republicans has certainly the aina.
tAsc in consistency Of logic and OPcnno' Of
purpose"
Tho Washington csrs'pouden, Of tie
New York Tribune .ays 4" All the Opp
si,ion m'mbers Of the Pennsylvania d'lssA'
ton are heartily for the Chicago nonin,-
ton, eIecp, Mr.. Morris, who has not i'-
fined bis position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01
BLICAN
STATE CONVENTION {!

The HspuhIean. n MaIur viu m,ct in Coo.
,suti1u be- Norurth-s, Hail. nangof, Hn lhurst'N E,
the seyeuih os, 81 laur usSt, 20 Tee O'Clock, A.
", a. nlmiuais CaHdidatr hr 1urstuor, tao
,e-fadid.Irs &C. Ekrtsis 10 hrrr, sri tu tfansHtt
a., . hsr l.ts,ae.. that ua, rrarrfN coiu' l~i''c
thr Cou,,ui,an. u tss.so. f-rrcs,n,ai'aa ~i.l
b. as lInsss
Esgh Gets. town sol plnrfaiio1 shall ~ sHih.rd
o. oa,. Jrt gate. Each eco, t.su aud pi1ni1'iun
that sasJ sr,eaty. t,r veto. 90 thr Gspua't,'n
saaiifse Soc Ga,,fr'r iH i~',, shallls 'Hiii'rl
o. an iJ ..iiuaai delegate, 1ni orr delegate u''
90, bunifsI sHirs tsf saII candidate iu l'.H, q.
b1vr sr,frt,ntr.
n, STATE Commiitr. vi.I D. in ssssi.l 10 ihr
naHesf li.use. fhr rtsuIrr l..1IJ fhr C.lvfHt..r.
JOSIAH 70. pstuNuNp.
LEONARD ANDREWS,
FREDERIC EpEiI.
JE~~U = LNFuKp,
JOHN %. MARROW, Neroh
HANNIBAL ULLJillG.
EDWIN ltlE,
JAMES :. PINE, state
M 70. RUST,
4 e.. UiWEN.
GpING ilAIuuEN, tam.
AMOS TtDkNKD,
JOHN m. RICE,
= 4. ugOWN.
EIHGlpGE a.. nJNN,
Aptil .. lsoO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

TnE ILLUMINATED IIsroHY or Norm AMIR.
IcA,-by John Frost LID. New York:
Published by Henry Bill.
In this work. the author has gathered in
handsome volume Of 200 pages, n general
view Of the leading events in the history OF
North America. from the fret visit Of the
Mortimer, to the present ,ime,-including
review Of the administration OF j. II. IL
includes history Of the Revolutionary and
Indian wars. as we'll as the later engage
mcnts Of 1912, and with Mexico. The book
will be very valuable aid to those who do
not have access to the more elaborate works
on those subjects, presenting in convenient
form large amount Of historical matter
A prominen, feature 10 found in the cngrav-
ing', OF which there are abou, four hun
dred. Illustrating the prominent events re-
corded. Portraits OF distinguished men are
also given.
Mr.. @. Il. Bolster, OF South Paris. the
agent, will shortly visit tho towns in this
County, to obtain subscriptions for the
work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

RoEBERr. On Tucslly nigh. la', n!'
the Br.isIon Reporter. Was mm.t's! 'a'
OF .he 5oldc.t robbsriys % l..,ulias, TIA!
ever happened here. The jarslry shop Of
Ms.rs. +. q. & j. H. Ca'well Wa, 'nier'i
aud tho best ~atchs.-'omo eighteen IN
number-a quantity Of bracelets, watch
chains, rings, and various other articles Of
jswslry were taken to the amount Of 'om'
two or three hundred dollars, although the
amount cannot yet DO fully a'cortainet.
The rogue or rogaes next proceeded to the
stable Of Mr. Benjamin Walker aud stole
his horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Hos. WILLIAM WILLIS. The Portland
Advertiser presents the nam. Of tho Hon.
VIM. Willis. asa candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Willis possesses high literary attain.
msnts. and /. a devoted .,udsn, OF wha,sv-
rr pertains to the welfare or history Of our
State. While we believe the nomination
OF Mr.. wa.hburne 10 be Almo., indspen,i-
Die a: the 2rescut jancturs, !, muss be con-
ccdsd ,ha, such man as William Will.
would add lu.,re to the GubernAtOrial
chair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Tnr STATE CONVENTION. This body i' to
assemble at Bangor, mex, Thursday. The
decision Of tho Convention will have mos.
importan, influence on the opening cam.
paign. We have already briefly reviewed
some Of the considerations requiring an able,
strong and popular man for our candidate
for Governor. I, afford, u, satisfaction 20
know that our sentiments accord with thoso
ofthe pcopl, Of Oxford County. We wOuld
urge our friends particularly to have no,
only full delegations, on the ground, bu, TO
select good men. men who will sec that the
best interests Of the State and party are
cared Tor. We rspca, that tho present Is
no time for the furiheranes Of private
schemes We wan, an carn,s, and en,hus-
ia,,ie man to lead tho Republican hosts to
victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

AccrpENT. We learn from Mr. Rawson,
that Mr.. Pilsbury Of Falmouth an employe
on the Grand Trunk Railway was severe.
ly injured, while Stacking a car at West
Bethel. LIS head was caught between the
train and stationary car which he was
stacking, and received tho whole shock.
lie was ATTENDED. at So. Paris by Doctors
Rust and Dauforth, the former accompany
Ing him on the train. The Daily Adyerti'-
sr OF Tuesday states that the fragments Of
the skull had been removed. and the man
was doing we'll. lilo died Wednesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

We learn from tho Courier tina, on tie
18th inst, Peter Dustin, young man about
20 year. Of age, resident Of Milan Corner
y. II while at work on the Magalloway
river between the lakes, was prseiPiiAiei
from Jam of logs and with them carried
over Encocs Falls, which were white With
foam. An Attcmp, wa. made to re'eus bin
BY hi, friends. who had Almos, sueessdei'
when a swell Of water bore him from them
when almos. within hi, reach. Up to tie
10Th inst. he had not been found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

TnE REruBLicAS NATIONAL COMMIT
,mong the closing proceedings OF the c
ago Convention wa, the appointment
be National Committee for the nsI, Il
ears, as follows, Pennsylvania alone bel
InGllcd:
Maine. G. j. Gilman.
New Hampshire, q. q. fogs.
Vermont, l.. Brainard.
Massachusetts,. J. Il. Goodrich.
Rhode Island. Thomas q. Turner.
Connecticut. Gideon Wells.
New York, Edwin ID. Morgan.
New Jersey. Dennlng Duer.
Maryland. Jane. =. Wagner.
Delaware. y. II. Smiihers.
Virginia. Alfred Caldwell.
Minnesota. John McCusic.
Oregon. ". c. johnson.
Kentucky. @. VI. Clay.
Ohio. Thoma. Spooner.
Indiana. =. Meredith.
Missouri. Asa $. Jones.
Michigan. Austin blair.
Illinois. n. II. Judd.
Texas, u. Henderson.
Wisconsin. Carl Schurx.
Iowa. A. j. Stevens.
California. u. W. Che.senan.
Kansas. VIM. 4. Phillips.
Nebraska. .. II. irih.
District OF Columbis, j. Gerhard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

We are indebted to Hon. Israel Wash.
burn j.. fora copy Of hi, late speech, ia
the House Of Representatives, 4" The ISSUE.
the bred Scott Decision, the Parties" Ogr
friend. will end thi, an admirabl, dJsq.
nent Tor circulation. The Republican ~.
ISOLATION furnish coPic, a. Sl.OO pr hgn.
dred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

The japanese had an interview with the
superintendent. OF an In,ane Asylum. in
Washington. They state that they have no
more than twenty cases of insanity In oil
their hospitals, and few cases Of idiOey.
They were greatly surprised at tho number
OF insane in this country. Their medical
men were found to be well posted in their
professions, though they do not practice
surgery. Their remedies are chiefly vegsta-
bic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

4 rousins meeting, for lie ratification q
the nomination OF Lincoln and ilam a. vac
held in old Faneuil Hal, zion, Tulf,lay
evening last. Gov. Banks presided, aHl
opened the ball by stirring speech.
Speeehe, were made by Pcles ". Chas!.
Ter, John A. Andrew, Josiah Quincy. j..
and Gen. 5. Hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

and distinguished silas Wright, a, Work
'riih his O'rH hands on his farm, in the rural,
quie, town Of llampjsn whore at his hos
pi,able home. his numerous friends always
meet hearty welcome.
Such is brief outline Of the liis and
character Of Hannibal Ilamlin. Possessed
Of grca, legislative experience, wise In eOuu-
.yl. bold and determined in action, true to
his friends and his country he will be tri.
umphAn,ly elected to the high commentary
position 80 honorAbly flled by a long line
OF illus,riou. statesmen in the past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Mr.. Coyodc'. Committee are on the track
Of naturalization frauds in Pennsylyania 10
1856, BY which 6OOO votes we're man0lA''
turcd. aud Mr.. Buehanan's election tha'
secured. The COMMITTEES are also on the
track Of about 1900 votes sent into Comet
,icut at the last election. and have also
obtained testimony to the sIec, tharFOrny
wa. offered by Attorney Gen. Black print
ing profits to the amount OF $50 600 to co.
ticO him to the support Of the adIin'''n'
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

DEovSEp. A little son Of Mr.. Milliken
Of Waterford, wa. drowned in tho pond
near tho old Norway road, while fishing
week before last. Ito was standing on a
rock, when he slipped into the water and
was found in an uPrish, position. his bead
but little below the surface. A boy who
Was with him passed him fishing rod, bu,
he took no notice Of Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01
Lincoln G. Hamlin Flag in Dixacld.

IA. Democrat The Republicans Of Dix.
Geld hav. already buekled their armor on
for tho irreprcs,iblc conflict" To-day
they have flung to the brser' splendid
National dag. % by 10 feet. bearing the
name, Of our gallant standard bearers Lin
coln and IIamlin. They intend i, shall
float until the thunder tones OF tho soVer-
oIgn people proclaim them iriamphan,ly
elected in November neIi. The Republicans
in this vicinity arc delighted with the result.
Of the Chicago Convention.
OSr or Turu.
DiIfeld, May %, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

FAMLr REMEDY. No family ,houli
bs without some efheatiOus remedy for tue
cure OF affections so universally prevalent
as coughs. aud colds; Some remedy too,
which can be relied upon a. safe, sure, ana
certain. DR.. wi,tars Balsam OF WIG
Cherry combines this GesidcrGiHm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

ASorHES PEoLuic SurEr. Mr. II,lski,h
7. Slet'on, Of we., Sumner. ha, sheep
whose increase in - - months "a, ,i:l,
sheep and lambs. Las, year she prolsc,l
twin lambs, and thi. year each Of the three
bOrO twins. This is profitable breeding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

sulcrpE. Samuel Dudley Of Waterford
committed suicide, by dro~ning, on Sun.
day Goth inst. Ito declined attending the
funeral OF niece, which occurred on that
day, on the plea Of Ill health, but as the ia.
neral procession passed to tho cemetery, he
walked down to hi. mill. took OF and hung
up his coat, and plunged into tho pond
lie was about 80 years Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

A seaLD or burn can be easily cured ,!
the use OF Perry Davis Ve.sgAbIs ra"
Killer. 1t !. equally saectOal in curing
headache. pain in tho stomach or b0s'''
dy.entery, diarrhOa and cholera. Nc i-@i'
Nv should be without IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01
JOHN j. FERRY. Editor.

Terms .--Ouc nollaraud ri0y ceuts rrr wear
IL ApvAScNs Two dollars "a the eut si The
yea.
CLUHutNa. Tosccomuo,'str sur.i asate VIII
log 90 ait IN eNteudirg the c,rcu'ai,on Of hone
papsr. - mere the nons, accompanies the uTtcf,
No go. FL, on.,ear,far $3.50
sa q. ~ %
MS. u. NttUs. W. I Scolly'' bu'llui'
Coat lrrci. nostou. q auihoufrd io'r''''e N'
ystti-ru-ni. jar this papsr, ~ the rune f''e' 10
qu'Isi by b.. -.
RS. VI. rtrrtNettt : CO.. 10 state -.
Bssiou. asi 10 Nas.su ~, New NoiN' 80" "",
ssihoi irsd .leats iar pfucar'ns 'aote' ''''' '''
low arlinr Advertisements.
rTF-pt,w.ut f,f 30 aIvrrttseu'enists held 10 -
do. lrou che date otthe trst 'nssft'on.
- r,mmBntr,iiuns shonld d. directed q"
sfhe ONi,rd Democrst,' lnus We.
Book aud job Printing
RoNPTIN Am NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

MEJioo. The Herald state. ,ha, the Mex.
lean Minister a, Washington ha, advice.
that the church party has been entirely
routed aud the Liberals Al, in Possession d
the capital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

The Advertiser LAY, a.peeiAl train will
leave DanVIll. Junction Thursday morning,
at > o'clock. for the Convention. returning
same evening. A train from Paris will
connect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Mrs. Lincoln belongs. lie is a 'crupulOu'
teller Of the truth-too exact In bis notions
to sui, til. atmosphere Of Washington as ],
now is."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01
DiIfsld, May q, 1850.
Republican Meeting in Buckaela |!

Mr.. Editor Last Saturday evening the
BuskGold Republican Club held meeting.
IL was addressed in an able and interesting
manner by the Hon. Washington Long, Of
of ArOO'tOok County, delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention a, Chicago.
from the 9th district Of Maine. who hap
pened TO DO here on visit TO hi, friends.
Had there been any doubts in the mind. Of
the audience a. TO ID, f,ne. Of tho Hon.
Abraham Lincoln for tho Presidency. or ns
to bis availability asa CANDIDATE for that
Office, tie remarks Of the speaker would
have di'pcllsl them. Whenever tho names
Of Lincoln AMI liamlin wsro mentioned,
applause was the result. The Republicans
in this region arc awake. and BuekGeld once
50 strongly democratic, will 10 mos, en-.
pha,ically Republican in the November
election. RTruBticiN.
Buckdcld. May %, 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Forum or JuLr. Tho city government,
Of Portland has appropriated the sum Of
$4,000 for celebrating ,h. Fourth. The
Programme includes procession, r'sct.a,
Gre works, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01
New Nursery Ballads for Good Little
Democrats.


I.
Sing q song OF Charleston
Bottle fall OF Rye
All the Douglas Delegates
Knocked into pi
For when tho vote was opened,
Tho South hogan 10 sing,
"Your little Sguaiier Sovrsn
sha'nt BE- our KIng''
III.
III diddls. diddle the bred Scott riddle
The delegates scatter like looms
The Little Dog swears 10 see the sport,
And the Southerners count their spoons.
M.
The was liiila Senator
Who wasn't very wise.
lie Jumped into Convention
And scratched out both Of hi. eyes.
And when he found his eyes were out.
With all his might and main,
llc bolted OF 90 Baltimore
To scratch them in again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

PuhLIsKHp EvrRY TEIDAY MORNING. M
VIM. A. .PIDGIN & Co.,
VRorEiEroEs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09
TRUsTEE,S SALE

!" HEREAs JANIS c. MITCHELL 4Ep KfrrA
w Z Niteheai. hrs wife. ~ tAeir Des1 Of fruss
- Trustees, tho w u the ykh ana Z = a ths NJ.
o. secreu Ne, - m Township Ne o. KcYfh q Eans.
- Wee and tke sRh Of Swk n Hecsioa Z, in T,-~
sat ~ AestA Of Range ~ west, sttasas il HArr.e.
county. state 81 lvwa % secure The payeas q 80,
Wis pscntssry pese deserbeA in ssiA Deea Il Txrss
- Do Apfii lst tsdo; md sheyezs ,hexs -
ane sss aa1s'A - satd eose TIE a One Husf-e.f
am Ssxty-one aud fwsnsy-Ase nsAdretsfs poltsrs =
- ressssf q tAs hstass - szsa aess, 4 ps<td 4
nssee Tussee - alsreaaik sacsr1inG = he nss, =.
ass o. $40 Dee4 81 frsst. viii sell ne real eefs3s
afSse dessibe1 n pubIie esie 70 ne kfsest biAss
sor sesAs ct the lnss 1t He Csaty fssssarsxs c. -
Cocaen kuaA IssA - ths ma Day AZ Jrns ,Jsoo q
ssaee2, =. u that dsy, 70 ss.iafy sa5d deraxnd
masfs. snd oosO. David g. 1HEnlk
1910 8es t$s& Trurf<e.@
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09
TRUsTEE,s SALE.

VII HEREAS, on The lesA day 81 January, 1855
w Samuel Bexleston and LuFanta r Egglest.n, his
WIFE, executed to Tnomas II. Deneou. Jr.. trustee
certain Deed Of Trust to the said Trustee
the following described land. to-wit;
The " = OF the " = Of Section -. In 1ownship
sescnty-sx, North Of Range forty.thr west, and
Lots One and Five and 81 in Block lS7, and Lot Five
~ In Block 1871. and Lot Thirteen (3) in Block lx
in the Town Of Crescent City in the County Of rOta
wattaane, and State Of Iowa which said conveyance
was made BY the said Samuel aud Lurania Esglcsteu
TO secure the payment Of certain Prommissory Note
therein recited which said Deed u Tsust b recorded
in the once o. the kecorsr Of Pottawattamie County
in BOOK H., page le6, and said being due and
unpaid I, Thomas n Benton Jr. Trustee aforesaid
Do hereby Rivs notice that wi on the the 3oth day
Of June, 1885, between the hours Of O'Clock A. u :.
and O'Clock r. n, Of said day, At the Pacific House,
in the City Of Council Biu6s and State Of Iowa. sell
public aact to the highest bidder. for cash. the land
above descrbed 10 satisfy the amount Of said and
the costa Of said sale.
tn MAS n. BENTON yR., Tsxsfee.
Council Num- June eth-Av.,f : - =s.z ii 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09
ROAD NOTICE.

appearing from papers on hle In my once thai dne
sSd legal notice had been given Of The present
"a petition to the County Judge Of Pottawasfarpie
Soaniy, asking The appointment u Comm !.
exsmlnc ronte for County Rod fYota tEa rounfi
Inv ~ or near section Tow nsbip ~, Ranee III wcst
oM hence on the nost rrscieabe rose 10 the hossr
Moan Harris and from thence the brige near Tie
mouse o. A. Reel ; and Commissioner hastng been
arpoinfed who reported In favor 81 ssid nsi ~ !.
Also spkeriHz that Plat aud neld ne es II said pro
k,sea road had been nled required b. iss and ie
.s.mer Sonnsy SUise, To whom sad repers was riade
having failed to make any record thefssf or -
,of tne ansi hearing sordered that me rls.s
Aofday o. July $50, be for anaf hearing On ala
sssablishment Of sAsd rDsd, can attend and -, go,
nertiy established. 49, FsVs.Ae-sse
Dsted Map 34th 1850. yr cAsknr
'sse-" Conafr Jndce.