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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19

INTERESTING FROM JAPAN.
ces from Japan to the 18th of No.
vember, advises us of a conflict which
had occurred at Kanagawa, between
the Japanese and number OF sealneu
from the United States irigate PoD-
Ratan, who had been permitted to 60
on shore. During the melee, a Ja-
panese was killed. As heretofore sta.
ted, two Russians Ia naval officer and
sailor) were murdered in the maiu
street at Yoka. Hama, (adjoiniug Kan
awaga0 by some Japanese, few
weeks before. The Japanese Gov;
ernment offered reparation by degra.
ding the Governor Of Yoka. Hama,
who had some connection with the
murder, aud also offered to execute
him if the Russians desired, which
they declined.
MIR. Harris, the American Minis.
ter, gives notice that the harbor Of
Nee-e. .ga.da, one Of the ports opened
by the treaty, is not safe resort for
American vessels, and will, therefore,
remain closed.
All foreigners, except Americans,
at Kanagawa have carried arms since
the murders. The fact that Ameri-
cans remained unarmed bad gained
them gret favor with the Japanese.
Joseph Hecko, and the other ship
wrecked Japanese, who had been sent
home from San Francisco, had ar
rived at Kanagawa. The common
people look upon Hecko as a great
man. When he goes out, they 60
down upon hands and knees before
him. BY his intervention the Rus
slams we're prevented from lombard
ing Yeddo, in retaliation for the MUIR
der of the Russian officer and scamen.
t H .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19
cCOrVin'Uh Brown.

In his recent speech, Mr.. CROWN
said
81 have tried to find some philoso.
phical reasoning for any man Except
his family relations) going into mour-
ming for John Brown. 1t must be at
tributed to an intellectual as we'll as
physical epidemics.
After abiding to the eulogies pro-
nounced upon'0ld Brown as a brave
honest and truthful man, Mr.. CROWN
p ertinently'remaFked,:
They never tell their audience thai
this brave man, this sincere man, this
man who always told the truth, found
no better EN- mployment for attributes
than that of cutting throats."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19

The Poor OPPRESSED SLAvEs AT
TIE SoUTH.-It is a common practice
for the planters at tue South, by way
of rewarding the industry of theiI
slaves, to parcel off to them small por.
tions Of land on'their plantations, and
give them (the slaves) the privilege ol
cuItivating these grounds, after they
have performed q reasonable days
work tol their masters, who, in many
cases, purchase from them their little
'crops.at the market prices. Referring
to this custom the Norfolk ,ArgsSl
says;
John Sanaerson, Esq, of Norfolk
County, has paid lis negroes this sea.
son $3.50 for cornTraised by them fol-
their own benefit On his farm. lie
paid one of the men alone $780,
They are allowed time to work for
themselves, and land to till, aud'they
are paid literally and cheerfully for
the product of their extra labor.
George A. Wilson, Esq, of'the
same section, for corn produced under
circumstances similar to the above,
has recently settled up with bis men
for the year, paying them 5000.
W. w. Warden, Esq, also of this
county, has recently paid his hands
$500 for corn raised on his land; he,
like the others, have allowed them
time to work for themselves, and
there are many other similar ca
ses.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19

SERVED HIM RIGHr.-Mr. Sanford,
editor of the World We Live In, pub.
lished at Cincinnati, Ohio, fixed up, a
few days since, bundle Of about fifty
Of his Abolition sheets, and sent it per
Adams Express to the Postmaster in
this city, sending also letter, con-
tanning fifty postage stamps, and re.
quested him to'place them in the box
es Of prominent readers, 80 as to,ena-
bile the World We Live In to get a
list Of subscribers in this city and
around here. Upon examination of
the papers, the Postmaster came to
the conclusion that his papers were.
not exactly suited to this latitude, ew-
ing to their evident Abolition doc
trines, and he so informed the said edi-
tor by lstter, sending him his papers
back per express, and his stamps per
.mail.-Nash0iUe Union, 18Th.
AGE OF W. H. SEwARD.-Senator
Seward, in his Auburn reception
speech, on his return nome, acknowl-
edged that he is now onlyWty-e'ght
years of age. Ke said:
"Sir, you have kindly recalled what
| am sure / should not altogether have
forgotten, that thirty seven years ago
this day, after migrating BY "a long
stage.coach journey of four days du-
ration from my native region, / open.
ed my law Office at the ageof twenty.
one, in an humble building yet stand
ing, and sat down without acquaint.
ances of any character, to wait there
for my first client, and first friend"
A good many years before he is a
Black, Republican President, twice
that pefiod of time will have touched
his locks.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19

A STRONG BRowNITE. In thecon-
versation we had with Jacob Heaton
in Salem on Thursday of last week,
when we charged on John Brown,
among other things, that he was a
horse thief, he said that John Brown
was the apostle of liberty, commission
ed from God, and that in the same
sense we charged Brown with being
a horse-thief, he might say that the
Savior was horse thief. :. Mr.. Hea-
ton is the soul OF the Republican par
ty in Salem. 1t is no trick to see
where both soul and body will 60 to.
Ohio Patriot.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-19

REQUESTED TO. LEAvE.-Tbe Paul
ding (Miss) Clarion of the 9TH. inst.
says:
The citizens of the western portion
of this county recently detected man
named John X. Mooney tampering
with their slaves, selling them whisky,
using seditlous language to them, and
giving them free passes. Mooney is
a school-teacher, and all.thst is known
of his previous history is that he was
run off from Choctaw County, Ala.
bama, for the same offence that be has
been guilty of here.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
GEORGE DOUGHTY
NO #RATsa
We@Gamhae Life Mesaaeame@.

A mid vet sAegsaaa maaleina, eoampoeSz
oF ths bsse material knowR 70 madacss sci-
snee. eex kas sAsmzan9 a ths aiAmsaE2Ty
canal and KeAisRina tbs spxlnsm anA ave
muss cg llgs4 cf al nsuRtid oAskrarsi0ms Ana
impazzEiss, muse BE- pszazlse hlensdnx aaA q
dsmsstis sn1 indiTi4nai pretaetlon anA
safeguard In prspertien as It bseohAsa
knswn. Bach maaEeans 4hs EamEsaea oF
The Uniksd States hare loag had In MeR~
RATss Lars PILns ANn PRsExEx nswxnma,
aaa sAa good khsy have dan& IA in&a1inaMh hss
TAay kavs wSa sAa&e AANh kAms assA ERmAay
askaAalahsa ehsxakaf ~ thsar sixsSss aieAs
witAcak the usual arts Of Ro&oEiseY &c Em~
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nsll gsaeEai &sFaa@msenks sk khe da@ns~
tgva ard allmsnkagy fansgloss, as waM 10
aa d w&sk vaEsaky u aeass ansF eEEsssaae AEs4
sasasy asaiF slsskA ana FzSmPe mnA eans-
pasea a 10 sxeses aekamSHA nasnk. 81 q =
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g&ma and azMsz5as eassz vesaaass EEsss, Essss
eamnasankNs aaa4Asss nsKsn@a Maa halIlaaa
attacks. nA3Aaehses kegwe azs& agns. agzza~
sz#a &snaa&as, I'D Aap&kk ~ IL eompaex@
SON. tadlRamkt0a and aakuleney ak@lfAs q
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raxaiss aezisAs Asssaa - Mnz 81 k
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

4 man Of no ordinary fame as Q Hsa-
rGtsase~~ons who has ashisvsd aAtaaE-
ing ealshrily, ans who was as ons tims
rich, admired and e0urtsd-~disd ia this
city as Q o'clock iaSk nighs, Id the naoss
abisct poverty. Nc pen can assugibax
no Language express The insansisy ag
alta, tho s0ualidnesa Of poverty, the in-
aifable misery of the apartments, in
which this man, unattended, unsarea
for, lad brs&Ahsd his iasE and resigned
mis- soRl 60 the Creator. We ap8ak az
Eldrsdgs E, Paige, better known nRdsr
bis moas de pIgBse of fsDow, Jr.,0 she
author Of the famous ssPatsat Sermons, !"
which havs maae Aia known 10 great
poFtion oE ths reading werid whesa lan-
guags il English.
Ten years ago, Mr. Paige was The ed.
tier and proprietor Of the New York
Mercury, paper IS chat time ssEaarka-
Bile fog its pnngsnt wis, iss pToveRhial
good hnmaxs aud ths pEAStisAls "a wslI
a. charitable, views i expressed OF msn,
and things. Tbs patent Sermons Of
sDow, JT. I" wsre collected and publish.
cd in book fogm, and aehiaEsd eelahKi~
ty, particularly in Eagiaad, which was
Essy gratifying 70 the aaGhog. Reyssses,
hewevaR, uvarteuk ME. Paige aad ha
ook ko drink. Soon after his arrival
be wrote for the SWm, then ia It's marid-
ian, and hig writings were universally
commended. OF Easa ysags Mr. Paigs
has been eonnecssd with che Gol8em Sra,
whoas pagss hs has sngiehed With many
kindly and gsnsFouaiy conceived sontrf.
About 9 o'clock last night, oaces
Nickasaon was informed shas man was
dying ia q house on khs noftk side uE
Pastnc stsses, three doors cast os Ksar-
asy, and immsdiatsiy proceeded IL the
spot, hul sre he @gsiVed the spirit hsd
led, and be gnnnA ! preseisass eiosing
shs eyes ana jams az whAs was snos I
maari ok mAsk Raa &asns. al we said be-
tore, Il would be astsFly yain ii assaanpG
gfysug she gfightsss demsgipkioA 0f she
resking Mash aud auuhliansss III kls
auagts5nns. Tue he'd was fnM@esak og
l2nen al say kind, ana was sasaf fasea
vita waess. Ths E6or vas In2asHgEbA-
bIy Althy, aaa the walls aank wfth m6is-
aara. and All@d via fanKi. On tie ~
hla xsoCa kNo elm plaaea, shas bad prob
ahay been assd fng seas sslass sd nsvax
ale@nssd kpas shs sh0Mh ea4 sa1Sv wsxs Art
aaElsas sAsss ssssaanad she Rsas npag of
Ais Iass supper. ses .
III suensg u kha gaam was saaasa
ka9 81 psakIe& hssyiags, sAs mAgsass III
@haeh were "a m@ge numaaens fham kAa
-. 49, almo4g gsyAaea kAasa Il asss.
| On nAis baE u nsAs ksss bed wess SEQ
soEslss SonsaEnths IIqass shs surss 0f
Ma EsAssE ligss and aa&asnA&ea aas1a III
NJ aAAEk~ H. fsea mssa resting on slse
aau4haax& q Is laaghHaMR -. aaA Ne
partsaa d rs eaesns haa hsssl spusss-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18


T. A GKAAg WoRE or ART.-Rosa Bon
hsaF was paid foriy thopaaal fraaes fos
her vaEld-Fanownsd painAing sf the
Hafss Pain" aad naag shsas&nds uf
dollars we're paid for sassysd eopiss Of
isin EpglaDd, - 92O, 30, asd 900.
saShx Bot Rsw AmsEiasn sasaEpRiss has
places sAsm withim shs reach Of eYssy
hona Ia shis country, - . fee aifs. =.
H. Emsrsop Z Co., 81 Park Rovs Nav
York, pahliRbsrs Of the UsFT8D SrAERs
JsgEsAL, and the American edition sf
Dickens All tbs Ks&e RessRa, have had
sxesassd upon sa0ns large snd splen-
did sagraving sf shis wandsEfRl pEodaa-
tipn Of gsaias, and are pEeseating y copy
Of II to each subseribat paying ons dol
lar for ysar'a subscription 70 the
UsESaR sTATxs JoURHALs We h&sB 9
copy Of bosh the JoUES&L and sngraying
bsfors az. The JouRxAL ID large,
stitched shiEty.two page ahests printed
% beautiful white p&paS, ably edited
and pFOfussly illustrated, ana ths en-
craving Is nearly swo BY three feet in
sizs, snoh - usually aslla at from thrss
10 AEs dollars. By issaiag an edition
81 from IS 900 to 100, 900, the publish
era are able to furish them on the sboVs
tsxms. .-... Il .--
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

Col. BREgAlN Leases fortune Of
$5oa, 900 WAS made sat of sha book. bind
lag aHd ssasiOasry businsss. The Hon.
I. j, BucEEzezAH, Ia . recent notice Of
BE- LoaRa, rsnaFksd thst ths oniy faRl.
laid Al hia oharga was thai hs waS BsvsE
married. .i s~ asE ..s r'--
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
n&EsagsaaKsRT AND MISSOURI
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CkAECAgsSa Ann m0CM INLAND


R A II RI A DSl
The oaiT through route TO Chicago fFsna
Dea Molnss, Couneii BlufEs, aud All pelAts
la WestsTn and CaptTal Iowa. sFfas g
Two Passenger Trains leave Iowa City
and Washiagtor, Daily, Sunday excepted,
FROM IOWA CITY. s .a
Man, S.y5a. n3 arrive at Chicago 40 P. IA
Exp, ., 10 4. Eas arrive 4 Chicago I 20 q. -
FK0M a SHTNGT0N.
Mail, 3 4S q a; arrive at Chicago .. 20 p. a
Exp, IL 80 D. mS arrive at Chicago ]. 20 z.E
- The morning tram from Iowa City
Asd Washington Is the only tram leaving
eoansckaon wfth the Thro, Express Train
} Of MIehigzn soathsEn r. R same evening,
/ Passengars by any other routs are obiig-
ed Ia ramaia III Chicago until The next NOR
ming. Passengers are specially requested
ss NoTE THE FAcT that thia is the
Oala 7TAesaA Raafs yseH fosra CITY 10 Ca
cage. me decided advantage II possesses
by the connsetIon oF the two Roads, at
tie Miaaiastnpi River, give Il . pFefersaes
ever all other roates. All trains ruH khro
to Chicago without change Of ears, eros
sing Ebe Mississippi River r. B, Bridge
between nayen port and Rock Island, thus
dispensing With the less Of tine, the all
noyAnes and liability to loss Of Baggage,
tnelasE1al 70 atheF lines. -s .s. 3. ~ +.
UaaAeeEions are made at La sale. with
tF AIMS ef sha nllnols Ceatral Railroad, for
Danleikh, Galsnas Cairo, 81. Louis and In
ksEmsalaks pointss -=.g 4
At Chica9c, with trains Of the Michis
gan Seasharns Michigan CsatTal sRd FaFt
WaYne O. Chicago Railroads, II. q d
g. Through Tfeksta~ can be procured
aG Waahingfea ana Iowa City. to Rassls,
AIhaay, d. ", Bostoas PittsbHgh, Phil
Raalphia, Baltim1res and all the priRcipal
poinis In sha united States and CaA2das.
sMEPPRRS OF LIVE STOCK.
wal had this ths Enose desirable and ak
nsditious T sats from iowa City to Chicago
and cha &ask&xa market & &@@ EsS
- Szssf Tvasma ymz sAss&gh N ID A
kvsys. sssGAsa8 Pegriass sT sAaAgs sf ears
JOHN 3. TRA0Y, GeR. Sup.
w. L. ST.. goHs, Sea. Tckss agent.
ta1 1850 fv
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

Regular Tn ough Line 70 San
Franciseo, via Panama
Railroad,
ana soarssctiag only with Steamers Golden
Gate Golden Age, Joha L, sksphens,
and Sonora, OF the r.. .
P@St6s Msll SzsamaAspD DGs@saas at Pamxas&
Dsrsc4 20 AspSw@kA. It's aplendIa 6tsaan-
ships - a 1.a. II
BALTIC, ADRIATIo l. ATLAETICs
having bssn entirely, Fehtted ard adapted
Es sAs California trade, will hereafter sun
as above, isaving tafs port On tkle 6th and
20th OF each month, FROM the foos Of Canal
strsst, Nogth Riyer.
- Passengers ana Mails will be FoF-
warded by Panama Railroad and connect
at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steam
shlp 3Azmpauyss aEAgE3Aeaat ste&sHsaips,
which will be in BsaaiRR@as &md have I'M
MxpEArgL epg saa Rrassisca. Thsy
Railroad by Campang's Stamh6at, Ia BogA
An ExpaEisassd SaTgeOn ia attaches to
each chip, SlasEage Pasesnxers fOnnd la
cooked provisions, bedding and attsRdanee
IL La hSlieEsd that Lhe accommodations at
fended by the above ships are unsurpassed
By any La The world. The pablie are in-
formed that the P. n. s. s. Co, aiwsys
have ONE Oh MORE EXTRA STEAM
ERS, lying at Panama ready for sea, to
aEeid anF possible datshtiea Of PasseH-
gers OF Malls, and embark tasIr passengers
by stsambOat. - g.. .... --..
For passage apply at the snly ofscs Of
the Company, ca tbs Wharf f0os Of Canal
strset. North Rysr, to ...-a
WILLIAM II, WICKHAM,
ssp@s-5g 3m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
RATIs ROADS.


ssaETEsTs QAlaGBe.sT 4 ngsY
Rosie % 0hiaags, New Ysrk. Bossoa.
phsladslpAis and nMibimeFe 70 Kso-
kuk, 90, Eonis and Cineinnasi, and
] to AL Poiaaa in HlinOis, Indiana,
Z AicAigans Ohio and Canada.
On aAd aEsex Aug. Iash- two Trains naj-
b Win IssYs ahd asriss kSanaays except
81 - fellows. ~. - -
m 8 4 8 ! & & q 81
ms @1S a.m~
sslfg sgg#cn ~ KCTxMgv-r s - r.
.AA HalsshaxK viii the Nsrthsrn Eross
Railroad kux Quiaeys at Mendosa mEsh tbs
Illinois Central Railroad, Cor EaIena and
Daalaish and s., Louis ana CsIros at Bur
Aagtoa with she fast aailIag steamer Kso-
kaks FOR Kockak and st. Lonis- 4
. KaeaSsaa1 Nok10@sa
zhwassA - Nas York is ~ Hosazs &
PaeasmgeEm lsaRtn@ CeuMcEE BGwRxss
ncTnAag aaa asasssRg, taxing this Eamke,
viii axTkge tn 0klcaKo or g. LsoafM Anan
10 20 90 hsszEs quicker khaa By any ether
enass, and In AMPLE tiasa 10 Comnses vita
shs gxaa1 EastsKn and Soushasn Laaaa. sg
Bug youR TiEksts via Wsstarn |
SsaEe Co. 60 Agency City, whsra Yoa ean
buy year Tickets 6g ths B. D DO. b. q.
Ttekae 0@ss ta ALL POINTS East ana
SSwkh 5a se s..Ers.Es "a s-s.zs.<
T@ 8aAanpers o. asacak.
Ssosk Txmipa win ran regularly, leaving |
aAtly. Sundays excepted, These Trains |
have AL the rights of Passenger Trafns, |
Ilaus insaFing despatch, and sSnssaa@saly
avoiding all hess vsxatioas delays th&k are |
sonstaakly oeeaRTinE 50 ether Routes.
EEW 8T0CK PENS have ksan hallk ga
ssth akas ae tina Mtsalaaippi elsss hy the /
J Ferry aaa DTowsrs Will ana thaEs sxaFy l
hiag shgY sGald Wish Ess kka aesemmaaa /
A&N GE tR@8I &s@%k45 co.'s #=aFs @aasr .s I
ThssuEh eeHkEamts givnR to Ehicago.
as ~ JOHN g. READ, /
Vice Rxesadenk and saRsxiAssRdsRk
.. nEMECK, a ssasasss sz1s sssrzss
GsA. ssksEn Agk G. D. g. g. "a. R. |
RaEaingtsas AHg. h, L6Sas ass s- /
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

GERErTT SzrTx has 90 nearly been re-
stored to complete hsaiths tAat be, day
bsfors yesterday, Estnrnsd 70 his home
A. tgpessrbaso by the dssiEeos Ais nsarsas
and dearest frEsnds, ana the approval
Of bis physician. a sEas" "
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

Says the Washington Star al Tuesday;
"Senator DOuoLAs, it is said, is f&g from
being we'll man, aad his permanent
recovery is vsry remote, II nos doubtful.
His disease is said to be goaa in the
stomach. His PRFposs Of going TO FlOs-
ida is prevented by bis iaability 10 srav-
Cd ct present, thoughts 10 his purpOss to
sc South aS aoou as ha is STRONG enough
TO travel,r ......z-r s...sg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
aapAmTn aMTp

Villas Baker aad Samausi 3. EFsns
have Ghla dag fsTmed cop&rsasrshtR Baasg
the aAmae aaa shyle aG Baker 8 RRaas Sex
ths Farpsae % saFryiag ca thA @Tceas
Hsaiaems In sil lta branches, and hops BY
strict aatealsaa to hasiaaas to msEik shAEn
of me traaa. BAK En- g. SWANS a
.AaE. 1, 1850. ~ &w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

HoL1owAY's OtETHEsT AND PnLa.--3z
0S rouR suARD.--To psssluds the poasi-
biisy Of SasespsiOB, it 10 as we'll to sx-
anime the books u direstious used AZ
saYeiopea 10 the medicines. II upon
every leaf the words, ''Hollsway, Esw
YoEk aud London p appear as a water
mara, the preparation il gsnaine; bur
not -0shsT10iss, Vast bsnsSt is dsriysd
from shs uss Of tbs 0insmsns in asshmA,
bronchitis, qainsy, tighsnsss Of the
cheat, and plsuriay. The part effected
sbeqld be fomsnesd with aannsls dipped
In warm watsr, and the 0iatmsat ruh-
bed hEiskly in. We have sssn immsdiA
ate and lasting relief afforded In shis
way. The PilIs ass powerful saxilia-
riss in reducing ths fabrils symptoms.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
BtE4hdny AuaHversary es SEN.
D@mgfaa.

There ID snnsthing os coineidsnee
in the fact thas lhs 23d Of April nsxG,
Chs daY appointed fer the nesting Of The
Democratic National Convantion, viii
Be The anaiYersayy nf the birthday Of
sfephsh A. Douglas.
On thai dag such an asssmbIags will
convene as nawsR before mas 70 celebrate
lhs natal day pf any man in this eoun-
try, Eysfy State ii kha uaion. and sy-
err Congressional di sastict in saoh ssaEa,
viii BE- repr sasnkad % als&g day in eisy
Of car Rapahiles whayes at that season,
aiss ttees viii Be ia feas, and the fra.
etance ot blooaing aowsEa will na wass-
sS on EAe balmy Air. go
n will be ! nobis gathering THAI "A
OhagIeatpn, and the indiaasiena are coed
thas Eks no1siase will ba him al whOse
eIrthdAy thsy assembled - nabssgsta
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c0UNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. sz
INA aadsrwignsd having ressntlg retired
from ths mAT&aAtife business, bsgs lAave
to oHsF his ssgsaees % EGsgehsata And Ba
siaass Akan s6 ali elasssss as q Gsaezal
CSilseting Agent, He pEepoaes to give
bis sngtge aEtsufaea to tkas bszslAess and
hts long rssadsaes, aag extensive asauain~
tanes ID the wssk, will, he tRasss, enabls
hIm 10 give sasars sssiaf&GsAsa so all wne
Notss, Ksesunta and Claims d an kinda,
may be fagssaras6 to the aadassssnsd, By
mall, OF otherwise, fuE prsssatatsen, Lia-
uidation Or Coilsesiea. PROMPT attsataoh
will be giVsA, aud ths avxsfs Immediately
rsHsfEsa6 Wh@a st may harOms nsGsasaky
ta place elaian In suit, tAe haat progeasioe-
n services VIII be secured and the legal
proceedings urged RoewaTa ~ Fapsaay g.
possible. Doabkful slalms viii be sak&a@d
and sssnEsd aa ths hsMt terms aEtaisahlas
and Eae tFtIe b Real Est&ke, when Eaksn
slthsr a. paymsat sg security eafskaEay ln-
re undsrssxnsd mill, also Pay ,Tax.s.s. ID
gal parts oe Wsstsgn Iowa and Nebraska
and viii mAse tssA, PaxsA&sae OF Iagass Msas
Lsessrs q 1nquiry wlIl b PronPsiy at-.
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