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The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

MACAuLAY AND MRs. Notwithstanding
Macaulay's reputation fer conversational pow er
he appears to have uttered few bon naots, to have
made few conversational points which are re-
peated and remembered. One of the very few
good stories current of him is the following =
1t is said that he met Mrs. Bcecher Stowe at 81,
Charles Trevelyan's, and rallied her on her ad.
miration of Shakespeare (which Of his char
aciers do you like best p said he. " Desdemo-
ma, said the lady. "Ah, of course" was the
reply, - for she was the only one who ran after
n black man -"
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

WHAT MATRNoYY Is.-Somebody, probably
one who knows, describes the "instituton" as
follows:
Mauimony is hot buckwbeat cakes. warm
beds, comfortable slippers, smoking coffee, round
arms, red lips, kind words shirts exulting in
buttons, redeemed stockings, hootjaks, happi-
ness, ETC. Single blessedness is: Sheet-ron
quilts, blue noses. frosty rooms, ice in the pitch
er, nnregenerated linen, needless socks, coffee
sweetened with icicies, gu;ta percha biscuits,
fiabby steak, dull razors, corns, coughs, rhu-
barb, misery, etc.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

IMPuDESr lNPosrERs.-An extraordinary affair
is related in the Russian journals. Prince Ne
whisky was some years ago murdered by his
servant. who possessed himself of his papers and
fortune and assuming the name of the prince,
iiTveted abroad for some wears, living in good
style Afterwards returning, he married a
wealthy heiress named Sokoloff, aud had by
her sevaral children. Recently his impostnre
was discovered, aud he has been sent to the
mines of Siberia; but the Russian Government
also authorized the children and the wife to
continue to bear the name Of Nevitskv This
case Is similar 10 one which occurred ia France
in the time of the Restoration. An escaped
convict, named Cognard, possessed himself of
the family papers of Count Points de S4inte
Helene, aud by means Of them not only assumed
his name and title but caused himself to be
presented at court, aud actually succeeded IN
obtaining the grade OF Lieutenant Colonel in the
army. He was, however, after while discov-
cred and sent back to the hagne.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

FUNERAL SERMoNs.-lf all funeral sermons
were honest and candid, there might be more
like this, which was lately preached by q very
hard Western clergyman:
g. have been begged, entreated and impor-
tuned to preach this ere sermon. but don't want
to do it. never did like the man never did
know nothing of him. He had hosSes and he
run EN-; he had cocks and he fit 'em he flip
ped the jack from the bottom at cards. | haze
hearn that he good at fires. The b arers
will please remove the body, and sing the fol-
lowing hymu:
with rapture we delight to see
The cuss removed
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

g1- Lafayette sent for a hogshead of earth
from Bunker Hill to be placed over his body al
ms Interment- The Selectmen received the an-
plication from his agent. It was taken from the
spot where Gen. Warren fell, and accompanied
by a certificate that it was genuine, signed BY
three Of the oldest veterans of the town.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

THE FIRST GOLD DIGGtNGs-We remember
having been told by Mr. 4. H. Dana, the author,
while he WAS here last summer, that when he
was in San Francisco Bay, on the brig Alert, in
1886, a package of gold dust was received in the
cabin, and was taken home to Boston on the
owners account. Its value he did not remem-
Der; but it was obt~ined from the Indians. who
had dug it somewhere in the far, and then un-
known interior. 1t was not an uncommon thing
for homeward bound vessels to carry small con-
signments of gold dust from Californa-4ha
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

OLD JoKE.-Tis an ancient saying, " Do unto
all your neighbors as you would have them do
to yon.' But another saying now prevails, OF
an entirely different hue: =" Be sure and do your
neighbors, or they Il certainly do you.'
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles in
ho1 for $5.

CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.-In purchas-
ing always see that fac-simile of the sigma
ture of James L. Farquar, M. D., is pasted
around the neck of each bottle
Crowell & Crane. Park &. White, and Redng-
ton Co., Wholesale Agents ja2l:6m
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

Gg@ little girl, two or three years Of age,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maskell fell accident
ally into kettle Of boiling water on Sunday
evening, last week, while at play. The poor
little sufferer fingered until the following morn
ing, when death relieved her.-Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco -
The Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure. Office
hours from A. NJ. to 9 p. II. ml7:3m
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

BsA- No man ever knows when. where. OF
whom he'll marry. 1t is all nonsense planning
and speculsting abou: it. You might as vel
look for spot to fall in a steeple- -chaise You
come smash down in the very middle of your
speculatiols.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

se1 The fight between Douglas and Lincoln
will he a beautiful one, and the results are not
doubtful. Just as Douglas faxed out Lin
coin in Illinois, so viii he lay him out cold as a
wedge in the trial before the people of the whole
Union. Next to the modification and chagrin
OF the Seward men is the joy of the Douglas
men that Lincoln has been nominated.-St
Louis Herald
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

YoURE WANTED.--Young man, you're wanted;
woman wants you. Don't wait to be rich if
you do, remember, ten to one if you are fit to
get married. Marry while you are young, and
struggle up together.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

rTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under
i the name of KELLOGG & HUMBERT, is
dissolved from this date. by the retirement of
Mr.. Humbert. J. G. KELLOGG,
A. HUMBERT.
San Francisco, April 2, 1860.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

gsly- Four hundred years have elapsed since
the invention of printing, yet books are not in
circulation all over the world, while the use of
tobacco became universal within fifty years
after its discovery
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

t1 Ny lad said lady to boy carrying
mail bag, are you a mail boy?" "You
doesn't think I'm female boy, does you,
ma'am2'
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

Bg Query for Merchants-Is a Trade Wind
the same thing as financial storm?
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

SCENE IN THE HoUsE-PUNNIYG ExTRAoRDIyA-
RY.-W hile the Pryor-Potter controversy was
going on in Washington, vote of the House
was called upon some minor matters When
Mr. Potters name was called, an old Dutch
member from Pennsylvania, who never takes
up time unless he has something to say to the
point, rose in his place and excused Mr. Potter
thus '' Mishter Spheaker, | will shust say ash
how Mishter Potter hash Il Pryor engagement"
Both sides Of the House and the galleries united
in an uproarious explosion ofmirth at the men,
bers sally of wit, and it was only checked to be
redoubed when after the name of Mr.. Pryor
was called, the same old Hams arose and said {:
=" Vel, Mishter Spkeaker, Mishter Pryor has gone
to pc ash clay in te hands of tie Potter" For
some moments the scene in the House was in
descrbable, and, for once, five pound Bowie
knives and shotted rifles Were at a discount.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

HeAs The best Security-Purse-ona Respon-
sibiljty
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Fever and Ague,

and other similar maladies, yield at once to the
beneficial influence of this excellent medicine.
Try them. Test them on your constitution, and
go on your way rejoicing.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

"a. Official documents show that there are
$4,000 Frenchuen in this State.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

THE undersigned will continue the business
i of Melting and Assaying Gold and Silver, at
the old stand of Kellogg & Humbert, No. 108
Montgomery street, under the style and firm of
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

VINE DREssNG.-As soon as the berries on
the grape vine are formed, (says correspondent
of the San Andreas Indepeadeat) then is the
proper time to remove badly formed punches,
permitting the largest and best to remain Half
of the fruit should generally be removed, al
lowing only one bunch on every bearing shoot
BY removing portion ofthe fruit the remainder
will be much enhanced both in size and bloom.
more thoroughly ripened, and altogether supe-
rior to those where the vine is permitted to bear
every bunch that shoots. \ week or so after
the bunches not wanted are removed, will be
the proper time to trim or shorten the shoots.
when small berries will swell rapidly; they need
not be again trimmed until after the seeds have
been formed, when they will take another start
and again swell rapidly until their full size is
attained. During the latter swelling they ought
to be at least twice dressed
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
KELLOGG, HEWSTON s. co.

kELLUGeE, HEWSTON 4 60.
They trnst that the manner in which the
large business entrusted to this establishment
during the past seven years has been conducted.
will be a guarantee to the public for the future,
and will ensure to them a liberal share of pat
rouage.
Particular attention will be paid to the analy-
sis of Ores, Minerals, Metals, Waters, Product of
the Arts, &c. Opinions on these subjects will be
given at all times cheerfuly, without charge.
J. G. KELLOGG,
JOHN HEWSTON, JR,
j. Fl. STEARNS.
San Francisco, April 2, 1860.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

DR. HEWSTON, who is an Analytical Chem
~ ist and Metallurgist, and who was the first
Meter and Refiner in the United States Branch
Mint in this City, has been in charge of the
Melting and Assay Department in the Office OF
Kellogg l. Humbert for the past FIVE years.
Mr. STEARNs has been acting as Cashier for
the same length of time.
| cheerfully commend them to the public for
their capability and integrity.
A. HUMBERT
apl4:sa. San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposit
Pacific Mail Steam Shin Co.'S Office,

D''OIaIIItIItU sIrttt beIOW montgomery, OppUsIle
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'S Office,
san FRANCISCO
Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cure Of all
Fr1rafe and Chronic Diseases, and the sup
preston Of Quacterv.
a TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
L \ L. j. Czapkay, N. D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the goth
Regiment OF Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mil
itary hospital Of Pesth, Hungary, the late Lee
turer on Diseases f Women and Children, and
honorary Member Of the Philadel. College of
Medicine
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY. ~ D.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

lELgNQIENT EIaT OF-L0TS AMI
- LANDS In the City OF keokuk, on which
Taxes are due NJ unpaid for the year 1890. In
addition TO the Taxes sea forth below there are is
cents costs on eseh lot or fraction OF q lot. and
upon each piece of land.
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Z Il Ga z
GARGExaNG OIL.

PoR NAN AND BEAST, has bssa BE-
fore ms pahaie Per maFs shsa - ysaga
and Ia a@@axFsaiy popular. 2 sz1
Frsm Or. - q. Masl, Huygaas 1esse-
/ have praEdesd nedleins il tafs eoun.
try seven years, amd eAaaFga ~ aekGaasaasaz
YOU EaTgang Oil as the bast II 9FS IA
Fyvm OAavsas 4. BsoAss, sssaIs, Esw4.
Thavs calls alasa s every dag eeE' hzsf~
shant,A GRngiiag OH And lbs inpgsaaiea
seens 10 prevail vsrY geasEaIIy that Mqkk-
Ing alss win answer the paFposs. VIII
yoa sana Ne sapply, &c.
E@m Dsagb@ III. SpeaesE, @ri@@s@, 4sass.
glnse lakroaass@ youR medieins, Inc
sales have heaa good aAd ere % the L.
crease. Et gives aaiwaFaaI kakiaSsstians
Rs3m n. 4. ksSersssa, Adai Lssss
me IarRilng oil Is golng 81 very fat
wae ytwsv congratulated Baki8zaa&a@m. e
does not require nay nswspapsr advertise
meat, a. thu pahale wAs aks u advertise Il
aRaEkuallys Please send ma aaesAaE sex.
CAUTION TO PuROHAsEna
Tie only genuine has q. w. Merchant,
Laskpcqk, m. Y, pa hsowa ia saeh Aoek3a,
aad also has his sixaakaFa Ogsf sha esrk.
- Pamphlsts gratuitopaly furnished
ay Agents vita tssgsmoafass OF Fsw ufSslty.
Al srisra addressed 10 A&xnsa1Rrss
GAnatsss OsE Co., Esaehpags, n. r.
- Fer sale BIZ DrRggiBts asa MeT.
chants EeAaraliy, shroagh - ualksd
ssAess, hesaash Rnswsasseaa, sad @AhsE
Counsriss. And b. EialsY 0ass4man 4
0e., CsHncil Biafs, and BIZ ageasa In 81
tuwna ghgoughout ths eouneTy. Whsaesals
aE &c. EsoaAss RarlinKkaRy ard Is Ill la9gs
cammsrsaal togsns By daaiars OF nsdaelaess
Noe. III, 1858, "
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- 1T CuRES-ik Ia ~. U--lt aosi
NO hARM-fT CAN DO NpHARA.
CREATES cliRE h the W0RLO

~ @@k&M&@& @R #A% alag FA3A.
Or. Sgmith Of pasiAdslphla will forfeit
Sfs1 Il the Elsssrie Oh ssfla 10 eyre bIg-
gis eAss q RhsumAtisza, 81 R2ias In tie
back or hKzha, Ptlsa, Fever sorsa, UlesrS,
Sore Nipples, ewsllaa Glsads, FeleRS,
stiAmeas ID the Joints on Nseks.
2mEaa ssNaxEe Ca @agea Khaum&tisa.
Saith RaaskSis Ola saEs Der swslltsE,
Smithsw zseesTfe Obs cure for Dsafagss,
ln4sllssa EEsskxie Ola care for ToothAehs
ealkzsss Eiss e9Es--wa esss for NsaTaigiE
REaakhse ktaetTte Ola smaa Ter paiA.
SzH2z Y KlegsKSe Ola cure Toe 81 5SiEss
@MfG&h Eae<eRse Ola cure Tor MBlaas,
smiEtasa KlsstFIe 0fs-vcuEva Agsksa bFe&aa
9mashss Electric 0ll--eurss care threat,
Sanithss Electric Qil---a eurs IoE batns.
amikkfsa Elseerie @fa-~a eezS los Paralysis
its soothing AID plsassat, Il gives nors
paTmAR@as 40 well a. instant relief thaa
eng ssahax kAtng @wax hekaFa assd, sR4 lts
ss1aklFa Emaaenes ever nervous pains 70
Alghly appreciated b. medical mso, many
ef waaM h1ys sse4 te
- Tha pghslg are respectfully sas-
ssaksd 20 hawars q spasf6us eli, and to
sesssa - na4a e "a. y, saITH9 ana
q. smls1 L. also blown In tbs glass, Il J
slxss. roe EaTgssk bettlss nay be bad At
s. for ak knstikss s
Large bekttns are tea tines ia
sheapeat.
Wsakarn Neppk Aaa hanmfaEtoEy Il u
Wassh6aza u ~
VAN LkAks EfTTTAIE & HARDY
WmgtSsmls DFug@tses and GbsmiSts,
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coKTENUKD SUCCESS OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN AIR ASSOCIATION
Rrnsn ali sections of tbs country sub
aErihess 20 this popular Art Institution,
fpow In its sixth yaar) are being received
On . ratio unparalleled with that Of any
previous Ye&T.
- Any psrsoa ean become 8 member
b. Subscribing -, which will entitls him to
Iss-Tne Beautiful stssl Engraving,
sfsAakespeaE and bis Frisnds.7
2d-~A copy If tbs elegantly illustrated
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GA Free Season Admission 70 the
GaAIaxias, SIS Broadway, New York.
ERInAhle Works oe Art are given to sub
aegih@xm sg preata@aj comprising ehales
Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines, &e.s By
the kraf AmaFieaa and Foreign Artists,
The saDarh EnETaEiRg, which every sub
wcrihez ,win receive immediately on receipts
o. Subscription, satitisd
ssSHAKgREAR AND HIS FRIENDS"
h o. a character 10 give unqualified plsas-
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UaIua wxa ever before piaesd within reach
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Kravimg IL Of very large sizs, being printed
On hsavy plata paper, 30 by 50 inches ma
king q most superb oTuamsnt suitable FOR
the walls u sIther the library psElor or
ssgee
Hean bs sent 10 aRy part Of the country
by mail, with safety, being packed in q
xyashasr, postage prepaid.
ThEnk 81 It'll Such a work delivered free
Of charge, and the Art Journal, one year,
thres toaiarg.
Subscriptions viii be received until the
Evsaing OF Tuesday the 3ist Of January
1850, af which time the books will close
Rhd The Premiums given TO subscribers.
No parson in restT ictod 10 single sub
Reripefon. Tnoss remftting SiS are sntiki-
ad e. six memberships.
Subscriptions kSon California the Can
aAass and all Foreign Provinces must be
90 81 inassad az rs, In order 70 defTay en-
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n. c. MUTT, Hon. Sec.
roE Couneil BiuEs and Vicinity.
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amEm1RRsa aAMR.

By waxtus a IA Rxs<uttea 90 Eaa diraekad
from ths aAieb ct tbs Clark of he Dlstrles
Court o. Marion Connty, Iowa, ID all
pgoeseA 10 ssli % SATURDAY. ths 963h Gay
OF NcvambeF a. q. 1885. hskwssa ~
hoagg &C 10 e'elosk A. n and eaclSek
r. n. Oh said day, In gFsut " he CcaRsy
TFeagareFsa 0fsee In the Caky % CsaneEi
Rlsfk, tbs EslIswtng described Real R@ea 70
Of Jshn Ransh, to-wits $4,000.
m. g. ar. OF aeqr Dec Is and " asak 81
a y ~ u zee ~ tewn u rsage Do.
TAk@1 % aAa peopagkY os 1ahn hoasaa
10 satiaSy two sxecaktons In E@SeF %
Johfa HfsksY. " q. CKATG, ahaRdM
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NEW and CHEAP .G00DC
MUOh0LLS Z 90
s 4 kskmm Sm ms.6s zg 5. w.

60 = &tmmweoa, y Iswa.
! .suswx Wsuld call shs sttsetfdns
Ehs people . I Mills And al.
oanlng eona les 10 the 49,
kkak sA@y hass esnEIsted thsjr -
bose ana aass Just isssiVes aad en.T.s 49,
81 khA4aE9s4 sRd naost varied assog 50 80
ct ns9S S@@dss sEsF bFO'4 to sssstsyy, -
oar assoFsmaat Of Dry Goods k1th =,
A@sf Aean aad eoEsIgH manufacture a. :.
esnRlese awtll be Found In the vsat,s :
eoantry. -'4'A
Amoagoar Groceries may bsfoup5-
% hdd. N o. Sugar,
r. ~ . Clarified Do
90 sack Rio Coffee,
90 ehesss Tea, assorted,
" 100 Q, 4 q 9 ID boxed Tea
300 sacks G.. A. Salt,
loo barrels KR. dc
200 sacks Dairy do
sObaTrels MOlssses,
st 30 hi do Syrup,
100 Bsd-staads, ali pAttsrus
EaFeRs, eahkoaFds, tin safes chat, la.
Ksss maarasses, ssands, &e., &c.
100 esok sRd hs4ttAg stoves, all Usttsr,,
AAd sizes. '1'
& 100 kegs Nails, assorted.
Doors, wiHdOw-sash, blinds, paint. eli
DC. 90 @ A'
: B 00TS AND sRORS
We have sixty sAses, all Sorts and ,,,.
terms. And svery thing else that NAV h.
fsana In steraathls side Of St Louis nnr
heavy loss By ara and the failure Of 60
many basEk sss hcasss throu ghout thsstatss.
havH shswR 10 as the necessity Of SsIng a
pay down bzsiasss. Therefore, Ne hSvs
adopted tbs pay down business, and By this
means We hope to ofsr such Induce meuts 70
tAoss that wish 10 pay dewnf for goods, that
they wtllHuTely P2rehass.s
By doing this kina Of . buAiRsss, we are
not subject to loss, By bad debts and othsr
losses, which surely fellows after ereditinE.
We do otpretena b say ~ Nebrssk4 CIR
ARd Omaha City de@ss that eaFs Is THE pIass
70 iaUsss gsRg asemegs bat we do say we will
give you mora goods fer yoar money, thaa
any other houss west ofst. Louis
Call and sxEmfns--ao trouble 10 show
goods. R&namhs2 the sign Of the Clasp
Caah stare, GlsEwe0ds Iowa.
We bay dry hidsF, furS, peItrisa,
sofn, whsat, cats, bacon, pork, wax, talIow i,
&e-r &e. at highest prices.
july s1s 1855 sEe-r r5n2lH
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.E#y S1GG&SS0A@ TO-
OLIVER BENIN TT D. co.
Manufacturers O. Wholesale DEALERS
; 81 Main Street, st. Louis. he,
have Sow Ia skara large stock Of thstr
Oelehrmtaa Cassozn- ma6e Boots T. brogahA
toRsthsE with 8 azll variety Of sale WORK,
aiantsd 10 the wants Of the w estsrn Trade
Purchasers wiIl always And with rs the
largest stock IL the West Orders shall
receive spaeiai attention..
TIsKE, KNIGHT l. GO.
Aug 81, 1859 Sm
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mHE suhsexfbeg wouid respsetGnitY an~
saouncs to tbs citizens sf pogaASaSk&-
ais asa kha aaielmlng @0amSa@s, kA@t n h3s
onsasa N axasaaaya Pins LaMAer XsEa, La
Cecil Rlmfs city. and II In Fscssp& q lam-
ker regularly, and viii ksep eossskanay 81
hassd J sAsxs aaA yell seaecksd naDGk ue
PINE kUM@kHs -
Rrom ia inca 10 aaefasag also, pine saalnN
and worsad AosEing, pins shlnges End leea
smah, bslnssss aaogs, &c, al O. whteA win
seII sow II e&sAs
eel e. asss. ~
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!. G MUTT. r. .. TRITLS
IA. ARDRKwE-
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
OF
"A. G. MUTT o. CO.,


MONEYS received on deposit, payable
Ill Oh demand or atspeSi6sd date, With OF
without interest, a. per agreement with
dePositoEs.
We draw direct on New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Detroit and Chicago, and
have also perfected an arrangement BIS
which We issue drafts Rad letters Of credit
On the principal bankers 10 one hundred
and 6sEY-seYeh cities Of Europe.
Collections made IN Western Iowa ant
Eastern Hsbraska, free Of charge, and re-,
mitted AZ current rates Of exchange.
We receive orders to buy and sell on
commission real estate ia Iowa and Ne
bERSka-
inyest money Ter capitalists, aud buy ane
sell Land Warrants at current rates,
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PxONRER RO0K RENDERX
AID
FL u TK BOOK
WANTR ACEORX.

c0HzcrE MAUFyay .sss"'ss $3.50 '"F" 'EosSA.
TA@ suhse8sbaF wsala Faspsedalfy tAHcFm
the sEsaxans Il WsatsEm Iowa ana hebKas=
ka, That ~ has opened fFss class BsNd-
cry. and the Saly Gus ever established In
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-15
RHfeRNaoeas

NOTICE
To Thomas n. Benton, IT., Mary Jane
Gray and Elizabeth GEEyS
You and each Of yoa are hereby notified
that there is now on ole In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court In Pottawat~
TAME county, Iowa, petition OF RHfas
Bsall, claiming the foreclosure Of mort
gage, and that unless you appear AMI an
swer thereto oa or before the Sixth day Of
February 1860, judgmsRt will be rendered
against you thereon, SecoFding 70 the pray
q Of said petition against you. ..
fsagnedj SILAs WoODSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE OF IOWA,
postawattamis CouHiy. { ..
AT khs August Term, A. D.. 1859, Of ths
Diatrict Court, In and for said esasty, saE-
vice by publication, LOT the peRdsRey OF
the said suit,l was ordered upon Mary
Jane and elizabeth Gray, defendants, Ia
the above satitled cause, therefore order
the above notice to be pahlishsd scE geuE
weeks consecutiysly In the = CoaneiI Blu&Es
Bagls." O = KELLOGG,
Clerk az said Court.
BY e. ?. BuRpfcK, Deputy.
Nov. 80, 1883, 4w
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0REECER q RUsEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ANT DgALgRa IN
LAND WARRANTS . EXCHANGE

GWuMIAA nAG&E1s A0W a.
NT Lii aEEana to ths aalsetA0a and lsSa-
wv hDn Of laaas In Western Iowa and
Nebraska the paynsat Of taxes on lands
Of hosa-Essidenss, and tbs xollscsion and he.
nIttanes Of eiAiIas.
EFF Err EN0ESF
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Exehange Bank,
Meaars. Kramer & R&hm, Massrs. y. Holmes
b Soma Willis Boothss ESQ. Wa 3. pH-
sey, Plttahargh. 40 ss15
AonongAhels Raak Of Brownsville, Frank.
Tin Bank Of Washington, Pa.
Comm sFeial ! T. Bank es Rsltimors,
Baltimore Savings BaRk, Messgs. Johnsson
L Bro, Messrs. hobart Garrea & sons, T.
Marsh Smith Es4., Nsfhhn Pussy, ESQ.
Miles White, Esq. Baltimore.
Jno. Tnompson, ESq., New York.
MssSrs. Caleb Cope 4 Co., Pslilaa~lphia.
Jno, ]. Anderson & Co., MeSsrs. Page 4
Bacon, Loksr, Rsalek q Co, s. r. Violet
4 Co., Msssrs. Bryan L Bro, ST. Louis
Cook, Sargent & Downey, Hean, VIII
liams = Co Hoyt Sherman q Co., Hon
Those 81. Benton, IT,, Iowa.
n. & ?. Insurance. Co., CLARK . Ex. Bank,
Jacob Bum, Esq, hon. 8. 7. Logan, Col.
Jno. Williams, Springfield, Ills.
Hen. Wa. Brown, Hon. Richard Yates,
e, h. Elliott, Esq, Mssars. u. p. Ayers
d Co, Jacksonville, Ills.
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