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SheriH,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID by the clerk Of the District Court Of the second
Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washington, and
to me directed, have levied upon and will proceed
10 SELL according to law, at the Court House door in
the town Of Olympia In said district, on Saturday
the third day Of November 1850 at O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following described premises:
All those certain lots parcels Of land in the town
Of Olympia, in the county Of ThurstOn and Territory
Of Washington, viz: The first Of said tracts being
described a. beginning at point three hundred and
ninety feet In sOutherly direction and along the con-
tnuance OF Main street from the southeast corner Of
square or block xtyhve (Gj) in said town on Sylves-
ters plat, thence westerly with Union street, two
hundred aud fifty feet thence southery, with the con
tinuance OF Columbus street. two hundred and nifty
feet thence eastery parallel with Union street, two
hundred and y feet thence northerly, with the west
side OF continuance Of Main street, two hundred and
fifty feet to the place OF beginning.
And second: Also all that certain lot beginning at
point three hundred and ninety feet, In sOutherly
direction and along the continuance Of Main street,
from the southwest Of square nineteen (9) in
said town, (Sylyester's plat) thence eastery along
with Union street two hundred and hfty feet, thence
sOutherly along with the continuation OF Washington
street. two hundred and fifty feet thence parallel with
Union street two hundred and fifty feet thence north
erly along with the east side Of the continuation OF
Main street. two hundred and City feet to the place
Of beginning The said two lots being intended each
TO include and embrace an area Of two hundred and
fifty feet square, and lying Immediately south Of Union
street. the one being west Of Main street continued
and the other lying on the east side OF Main street
continued
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
John Evans and sufficient thereof to be sold 10 satisfy
the judgment Of foreclosure Of the said District Court
at its September term 1850 In favor Of T. F MeEroy
plaintiff against John Evans and other defendants
amounting TO thousand dollars with interest from
September sth, 1858, at q per cent per month, TO-
gether with costs Of suit.
WIN. BILLINGS
Sheriff Of ThurstOn County, W. 7.
Olympia, Sept 27, 1860. AVIS
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An Aci 70 exisnd he Provisions of san Act 70 enable
Ihe STATE q ArkAnEas and other States 70 reclaim
he sNnmp Landa within their Limilsn 70 Minnesota
and Oregon, and for other purposes.
De 4 snacfsf D. Ne Ssnafe and Houss Of Repressn.
faiirEs 81 ~ Unlied Slaats u 1ncica h CoaEres,
as1slbsd That he proysiOnl Of the act Of Coagrusl
entitled "An aci % enable he State Of Arknnsas and
other STATES 70 reclaim the swamp lands within thei
llnllsn approved September tWentyeght eighteen
hundred and any Be- and he sane arr hereby extend
"a 10 Ne States q Minnesota and Oregon: ProUided
nat Ne grant hereby made shall not include any
1nds which Tie govenment Of The United States may
have rc-crvod, sold OF disposed q (n pursuance Of
any Nv heruioiore enaeicd) prior 70 the confirmation
q tue % b made undor ne anthouiy q ths aid act
anc. = And y 4 lufher enaciod That fhe seleo-
ton 70 b IRON lands aready surveyed in each Of the
States including Minnesota and Oregon under the au
thony q the act aoresad and Of the act 70 ad The
Stats of Louisiana IN draining the swamp lands there
IN, lpproged March second one thousand eight hun
dred and ioItyninn, shall Be made within two YEAR,
from ne ad0umment Of the Legislature Of each STATE
q ~ next son aiisr he date Of ths act and A. 70
lands hereaner 70 Be surveyed within two years from
snch adounmeni, a the next session. after notice by
tne sccruiay q the Interior 70 the governor Of The
et.ie that he surveys have been completed and con
Approved, March II, Isso.
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"IF NY FATHER WILL HOLD THE RoPE.-
In the Highlands Of Scotland there is q
mountain gorge 90 feet in width and 200
feet in depth. Its perpendicular walls are
bare Of vegetation, save in their creviceI,
in which grow numerous wild flowers Of
rare beauty. DESTROYS Of obtaining speci-
mems Of these mountain beauties, sOme sci
enti6c tourist once offered a Highland boy
a handsome gift IL be would consent to be
lowered down the cliff by rope, and would
gather q basketful Of them. The boy
looked wistfully at the money, for bis pa
rents were poor; but when be gazed at the
yaWning chasm, he shuddered, shrank back,
and declined But flial love was strong
within him; and after another glance at
the gifts and at the terrible fssure, bis
heart grew strong, his eyes flashed, and be
said: "Pll go, il my father will bold the
ropeP And then, with unshrinking nerves,
cheek unblanched, aud heart firmly strong,
be suffered his father to put the rope about
him, lower him into the wild abyss, and to
suspend him there while he filed bis little
basket with the coveted flowers. 1t was a
daring deed ; but his faith in the strength
Of his fathers arm, and the love Of his faith
sr's heart, gave him courage and power to
peEorform it.
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EXCITEMENT AT ST. LoUIs.-The Missouri
Democrat of the 25th August, says: "a
woman disguised in mans clothes gained
admittance to the Sons Of Malta lodge
room the other evening, and passed all the
several degrees of initiation successfully,
until the Commander came to apply the
emblem Tben the trick was discovered,
the candidate being unworthy to receive it.
The affair has caused considerable excite
ment.
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FIRE-PRooF WoMEN.-The number Of Sc
rious accidents to women from FIRE tenders
renders it necessary that either they or
their gOssamere clothing should be rendered
6re-prOof One ounce of phosphate of am
monia to quart Of water is said to insure
dresses, and company is about organizing
for the insurance of the women against
everything but an old fame, which no lady
is supposed to wish to put out
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An Aci msklnr Apuropriaiions 10 defay the Def
ecaccl In the Approrr.tions ioI The Service o. The
Pos.0nos pepaFtnesi foI ne hseal Tear endlng
the aoIh q Juns, lsss. and p Part iof The Support
ofthe posloncs Dcpartmeut for Tie fiscal Year
ending the a1lh Jnne, ls6o
n.ar.s.i.f ~ ~ Ssaais aa1 Houss ef Rrpnsssn
flilrsI y ~ Uliuf Slaiss N coaress assesbisd,
= t,.,1i "a niss Dollar snd t~eniysix cent K
houby appropraied cut oi any money u ne treasury
~ ohcIln apprupfalcd. for the purpoeo Of supply
~ o11cncy u ~ rsennea and defaying the ex-
pen.ls q ~ pustOhce Deparmcnt Cor he year end
Il ths thTtisth q June one thousand eight hundred
Sc. J. A. Il a j.vsGss s..ei,d. TAas towards
ths support q he Postolhoe Department, fOr The a.
cal year endlng he thrieth Of jane eighteen hun
nayabla cut u any money IN the tFcasury arising irom
tha reFunuos q tie pustOlce Doparmcnt. 4 hereby
apprgp.ied. and the further sun q two miions four
abs Oui q any money IN he trps.uiy not otherwise
nppruprzied aid suns 70 Be expended IN conformity
VIII De pTugilla q The acl q Ne second day d
yuly, one thou-und EDIT hundred and thlrtyFiE, In
~ payucal extensively q compensation 70 postmas.
Ten and clerks "A their oioes mail deprSdatlons and
special nrcnis .ni or he transporiaion q the maa
for wnppIng paper, mall harn. blanh and paper ior
~ z.ne' nd. lockl ksys, and stamPa postage Stamps
sac. 3 Aad bs Z further snaeisd, That interest at
the uie of IL per cent per annum, % commence Ex-
y daya amer he explralion u The quarter IN which
De silvios vas rendered, bot in no case prior 10 the
nlt d9y q Nay, sghisen handred and hfly-nlne, %
~ t4ll q ~ appToral of thh act, shall le paid On
a ana aad due 10 The oantracton ior carrying the
mail and that sulicicnt 10 pay the same Be and
ny NJ oiksTs.s sPprSpritsd: PToslasi, That such
iuicne uha he payable only 10 the ne contractors
thsmaslrcl; nd ~ sane , hereby declared y b ~
fan of all damugcs by fsason q ALLURE or delay In
NV bat 10 inisTsi hall bs aiiored on payments
lor he laIi quarter ending the thityArat Of Deeem-
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Miscellaneous liens

The South Carolinians seem to be get
ting uneasy, not so much about the state
Of their defenses, however, as regarding the
$780, 900 appropriated by the last Legisla-
ture, TO arm the State. A correspondent
Of the Charleston Mercury beseeches Gov
ernor Gst TO tell what he has done with
the money.
Several Of the late vessels will, after the
close Of inland navigation, engage in the
Atlantic grain carrying trade during the
next winter. The Detroit Tribune says
there are 81 vessels, having au aggregate
capacity of $4,000 tons, now embraced in
the "Lake-Atlantic feet"
The Hon. Lewis O'Bryan died at Wal
terborough, South Carolina, on the 18th
August. He was a member Of the State
Convention during the excitement regard
ing secession, represented his district in the
State. Legislature for four years, and was
Senator from St. BartholomeW's Parish at
the time Of his death.
At Jacksonville, Fla, on the evening Of
the 22d August, g. Parratt, while sitting
With bis wife at the tea table, was handling
loaded pistol, when it went of, the ball
passing through her throat, causing her
death in q short time.
A correspondent Of one Of the New
York papers proposes as an appropriate
commemOration of the visit Of the Prince
Of Wales to New York, that public
drinking fountain shall be erected, and the
Prince lay the corner stone.
James Stewart, aged Ill years, died in
Occohanock Neck, 10 Northampton county,
Va, a few days since. During life be mar
ried seven times, the wife Of bis last mar
riage being younger than his first:
There is much religious interest at pres
ent among the seamen in the port Of New
York, and attendance at the Sailors Home
in Cherry street. aud other seamen's mis-
sions, is unusually large.
The U. S. Consul at Montreal had issued
proclamation informing Americans Of the
formalities necessarily attending presenta-
ton to the Prince.
The population Of Detroit, Michigan, is
now ascertained to be 1884.
The Bishop Of Tennessee strongly CEN
sures in bis annual address, the practice Of
incurring peeuniary liabilities while build
ing churches, without any reasonable ex-
pectation Of meeting them when due.
A thiriy-tEo mile race was run at St.
Joseph, Mo-, on the 18th August One Of
the horses gave out at the twenty-eighth
mile, but the other completed the race
The time made is not stated.
The greatest activity prevails in our
Navy-yards; an imposing array Of guns is
being concentrated at Vera Cruz; express
es have been running daily between Bedford
Springs and the Navy Department; and
the foreign diplomatists have all been tele-
graphed to return to Washington for pur-
poses Of observation and perhaps remon-
STRANGE. Mr.. Mclean has received sailing
orders for the third time; and II is quite
possible that last and desperate effort will
be shortly made to raise the cry Of "Mexi-
co and Cuba" as the only watchword ca
psble of rallying the Democratic Party for
the defeat of the Republicans.
, 1860-10-12

Cure FOR Couo IN HoRsEs.-E. II. Ezell
Of Houston county, Ga, adVises-in the
Southern Field-Simply to pour cold water
on the back Of the animal for fifteen or
twenty minutes. Pour the water on from
the witbers to the loins, so as to run pro-
fusely over the sides and stomach. He has
seen it tried in fifty instances. 1t will
give almost entire relief in one hour.
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Approved. Marrh u, isso.


An Act 70 rspeal ne Third Section Of an act entitled
An Act 70 increase and regulate The Terms Of the
Circuit and District Courts for the Northern Dis
ict q the State of New York, approved July sew.
snih, eighteen hundred and thirtyeight.
b enaetsd ~ he Ssaafs and Houss Of Rsprssaa-
taiiru u ~ United Staffs Of Ams1oa n CoagIes.
efstnd hat The third section Of the act entitled
An acl . lncnase and regulate the terms Of the cir
cut and district courts for the Northern district Of the
b1aie o. heg York, approved July seventh, eighteen
knnra,.a. Ia.as M.rrh a Ism
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An Aci auihorrng he Secretary Of he Treasury 10
elue heFl1ieu V 6choonen Helen Blood and Sarah
Bond of fOsHego, n ne STATE q New York.
Bf L laclsd ~ a. Sraais md Houns Of Rfpressp-
i1iiull 81 ~ Unilsf Saiss u Amcica n Coagrtss
errsnhd hat he Secretary Of The Treasury BE- and
he hereby h authorized 10 suo registers 70 The own
en- q schooner Helen Blood and earah Bond Of o.
uco. IN ne State q New York he aid vessels hav
ing been built n Canadas PrOUided, The Secretary
ahl b ii1dpd thai The owners Of slid schooner are
clfiEens q he United States.
Approved, March !, ls60.
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NotIce 10 Tax PaYers.

THE TAX PAYERS OF THURsToN COUNTY
i are hereby notified that the assessment roll for
the year 1860 has been delivered TO the undersigned.
To all taxes remaining unpaid the 2lst day Of DC
tober next, ten per cent will be added, as provided
by law.
Onice at the store Of Frankel 4 Lightner. A.
Fanke Esq, Is authorized Ia receive and receipt for
taxes.
T. F.. MCELROY,
Treasurer Of Thurston County, W. T.
Olympia, Sept. 2l, 1860.
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bSr The wOrkmen on the great artesian
well in Columbus, Ohio, have now attained
the immense depth Of twenty-seven hundred
feet So says the State Journal.
, 1860-10-12
Laws Of he United states,


P-I.si e ~ rli sss.is, t.iicl rs tsg,a aad hsi
e ~ CA II WaaAisgiea, q ~ City 81 WasA
ss;t "a = s ~ y y. ,,g 5; 5 ,ssS = ~ %sG ss5s
g NuailI. ~ frn,yfJlA day II Juns, 4. d
Janu. Buch.nuh, Prssiaunt John c. Breekinridge,
Nlcs-PFs.idsui. and Speaker of m seaate. VIII
Han Psunington, Speaker q he HOuse Of Repre-
1lntatFeA
, 1860-10-12

b9- Miss Alice Yeh cowhided Mr.. Lay,
Of Camden, for promising to marry her and
not performing it. As he wouldn't make
her Lay, she made him Yell.
, 1860-10-12
DISSOLUTION.
BEET, MUTTON VEAL AID PORK

that can be procured from the farmers Of Thurston
aud adjoining counties. His prices will be fixed to
suit the times but credit need be asked 1t will
not be given.
Farmers are requested to give him call before dis
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia, July 27, 1860 36y
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MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE I'D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician aud
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters of Mercy is in
charge OF the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DR.. OBRIEN is also prepared to receive private pa
tients He atters himself with the hope that ex-
perence OF l6 years to the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
Medico-C Cirurgcal education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. OBRIEN N. D.. Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n3l-u
, 1860-10-12
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
Il nothing but what it is, viz: pure and unadul-
terated article and assuming artificial merits Of
what is not OF its rival imtators doafter
five years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
In California, has been pronounced by the public to
be SUPERIOR not only beverage Of general use, to
any other article competing against IT, but is
, 1860-10-12
!" "LnNlnN GLuR HOUSE GIN"

Is prepared expressly to meet such exgencies and
act as we know it will act, antidote. we conf
IDENTIFY prescribe it the very best article in the
try The name Of " Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps
has never been attached in any way to this article
In first presenting the
, 1860-10-12
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"

To the public, my aim was to give them pure and
unadulterated ortcle Of Gn and 10 call II by It's right
name. The success attending its introduction and
extensive sale In California is a sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers
Various parties have from time to time put up and
shipped TO California article which they call "CLUB
HOUSE, GIN." My Gin, which has gained such a rep
utation in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm. II, D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
VIM. II. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfis New YORK.
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NV spRk NOMINATIONS.

The Republican State Convention met at
Sgraepst. on the 81 ~ August. Il was
harmonious and outhaNiaslic gathering, aud
The spirit which animated the delegates and
msrk8i their proceedings, is a sufficient
guaranty that the vote 81 the Empire State
wiHtb be overwhelmingly FOR Lincoln. Hon.
T.. d. Mpse,s and RssKsr G,spRSLt. the
present iacumhents, were nominated BIZ
aeellmatisa fer reelection for Governor
and LlrHt. Governor; $. II. Barnes for
Canal Commissioner aud James X. Bates.
for State Prison Inspection. WA. Callen
BRYANT and James u. Putnam, were ar-
pointed electors rs large. The resolutions
endorse the platform Of the Chicago Con-
veasian AL ra'jfy The nomination for
rresiieu: ani Woe President. salesile the
ADMINISTRATION u Gov. MORGAN.
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SHALLOW PRETENsEs OF THE poUo-
,--- --- LAS.IEs

Senator ssRaTa is oct a man 70 be mis-
taken ss 70 the actual state Of political af-
fairs in his own State, nor would be stake
hi. reputation on a PREDICTION that New
York wos'i 20 for Lincoln BIZ plurality of
81, 900, without thoroughly believing what
be says. Such was his promise for that
State, in u speech made 10 New England
ThJ.e Dous,a<ita ssbIcwers,'' on the other
harji. Who pretend to 6avs hope of carry-
Ing New York. in spite Of the formidable
Democratic sehisrn there, know that their
candidate b ? not TIE slightest chance in the
Hmpirs Sfs.es, or a solitary electoral cote
10 New England. There are the samefatal
psmacEs4ie etvi.icn. ia PcaBs.lssria and
New JsF ey, and Of such character that no
rsa<anabir al L well inf arrncd Democrat hhs
the rematess expectation that either Of those
States, hy any device. can be prevented frrm
giving their electoral votes for Lincoln and
iEaTalin. Where the Bsrscrrary perfectly
united the resali caa.4 not be different.
Illinois and Indians arc The only Northern
State Of wh.sa ths Douglas men have ever
had aHY honest hope. and that has ion- since
ben ae-en.ssafei to be groun5lsss Hi.
asss Is .nsa Sns ske mes, reliable Repub-
lsean States scarcely lass sure than Ohio
or vsrmons-ssd sss noninatiea Of Lincoln
vas ali thai was needed 70 make a Repab-
Iiezn triumph tassa in 81. canvass, an alb
seigts certainty. Indiana !. 10 longer to
BE- recxanes saas.fal. "a any nau. xha hA.
taken pa5as 90 inform himself. mus: by this
tine clearly naissssand. Tia oaiv State
which Douglas ear possible carr j. Ms
.szri. ard that The late election shows 10 be
vsry dsussfal a. best. The DouxIa. aaa
Jahnsea amalaSanstsoa vii BE The fourth
ticket 10 the rars, beyond douhs. and ne
are eeuSisut i wtiI not rscssve sssstary
esersssaI vose--- G:re9a-szfi Gn-esss.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE y. Y. CsuTSsr & sssstFss says:
g@vor8 all e-ysi. the vass al Mas isFk y
case for I..n.s,a slsess asn Ny ias p-srse:
x1F. ia.. az c~-tssn - we nr~ wri'es -
certain /. it, tia, tbs. State VII give tie
Rspaelssan Ticket an evrsscsains voss.
Mr. Seward ssys four ssnes twenty iAsa.ani:
sniue ssv alsrres majority svrr all. y
the contemplated uaiou 10 effected. than viii
he eur plurality If each faction vosss hss-
sssIv for ito nominees. What Re nssss de-
sirr. 10 render the sprrosrA;n- esnsss -
il viii be important AMI Interesting. !.
pseci.esr such anian Of .se facsiegs errased
tsshe Rrraeiic.n PARTY - the H-r1.fa and
10 associates are seeking to Fsoisce.
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An oRDTy.ycE.
To opsa ca aRss tefreen Marker cnf sfes,.,
$fYsffs

10 opfa ca aiity tetreea Marker cnf sfss;..a
Streets 7I'1sE'
Council Bluffs That the real
As siiasiea ~Iihfn The ccrG,r;e limits 81 the sss ~
s' s"1sif Buff, ss Tie u hereby re-, y.
aEi spyF~prta'Sd 30 pzbsic s.e = ''
sssa resi- esssie r boassed 81 feiq~. ON .he -,
30" y Market street, and the eass sg.le Iv "A,
80 sa ~ the t~s s~nsss ring by - rigt lire.
hf On ether tAe Of and parallel with eeu,e- 49,;
60 : isei froaa said center line which rem. :. 80
fo-ra taamirnefng Ut sssfns IN the wrs. IL.
- 30 ~. sod fss east side 81 Market street tas
Isssa ssaEsy--tenee BsEth 8. deg east r.sr.t, 80
~ 70 the Eest lie Of if No 700 fhevce ii
rszhi IRE q yaHf the sise Of .si s,,..,
fet ssasa II tbs sessth-ezss erssey IL Ia X, sIs
Sssd real estate described i. bereay e.ss -.
bFsis ssieT md subject the SINE lass md rerf.
laws IS SKIER sieys within tax city. ssss-
Approved July 70 1850
LYsASDEs ". BABHJrT Maro,
Attest frus r. TRrvxcz- Rsroresy ivln,s
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NOTICES!

Is HEREBY GIVEN To TIE PuBLlC. THAT 1
i have ths day sold out all my interest IN the Watch
and Jewelry business in. Council Bfu.fs To W. IT,
ALMy, who will continue the business at the old
stand, one door from Pacific House. witt, pleasure
reconlniead him to the confidence of my old Gus
toners. as 3 st.4s- t'-- f ttfsa
Mr.. S, p KENDALL. the best Watch Maker in the
Western Country Will continue with him. and devote
his whole time to the Repairing Departnea in all
its branches r 5sG y 81 ssst.a
All articles left with me previeus to date that have
not been delivered, will be left with Mr.. AIMY tor
delivery. .- - .@
Council Bluffs, June 4th 1860 as5s as#E
X sr.ss . Far .,.f 80 A. d. ROBINSON
N bah parties knowing themselves indebted
to TIC by note or book account, VIII please make
immediate settlement, and those having claims against
ME will please present them Immediately
.rr A. y. n.
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~euR TREATY WIN psRsS-

tbs rHra$r Wa r*FI WITH cFsaffrslnen-
~ be- Martin Naa Rareu Bennett, Ia has
haraasae, last Ss;atisv. IL WIS shri-ksd
firth 'esy hoarssly ard freau~utlv ~ Nr.
Crawford At Crescent Ciss. 90 Tuesday.
The Frequency with shieh the phrase was
USED BIZ these wer,hies. and the grea,
uucsian with which jls euunsiasion seemed
attended, has, We confess, samssha, excited
eur earsssi.y. and ue nsw ask, what /. sour
Tssasy with Psrs. ~
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1heriG's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL. Eek ECUTiON TO ME
- directed from the OiCe OF the Clerk the District
Court Of Pottawattamie County, Iowa shall proceed
to sell on Monday the Goth day of August. A. d. 1860
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p
NJ OF said Gay, in front of the. County Treasurer
office. in the city of Council Bluffs, the follow ing
described Real Estate OF Thomas II Benton and VIE
to-wit: lots and 6, in Block 49, In burns Addit tim
TO Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Taken the property Of Thomas II Benton and
Warren.
s. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 21st, 1860
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AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate the Stacking of Hen riHfa the Old

10 Regulate the Stacking Of Hey iritaia the old
Corporate Limits.
SEE. !. Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the
City 81 Connect Bluffs, That person shall he allow ed
10 stack hay within City Limits within one nun
dFed feet Of building except his own and not "a thin
hity feet Of bis own building when that building IL
Within one hundred feet OF other PERSONS building
SEC :. Any person violating this Ordinance. after
rs passge shall be subject to ne =. less than ten
eo'iars OF me rea val OF the hay Within ceraA time
Ito be given by and the discretion of the CITY Re-
ep,dcF.
SEC 3. II shall be the duty of the civ Marshal IL
report all cases o. violation this rdin stce and he
shall be entitled to fee Of dollar for each inforIa-
ton -
Approved, JHly IS 1870
LYsaSbER W BABBfTr, Manor.
Attest: Iuos. r. TsEyson, Rseorder- tsT5