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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
70 N- NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOOD

SPECIAL notice the city and eountry People want Of any
Goods would do Weilby calling a. No II h1o susec o
Having very large stock OF Prints Lawns Jaoons, ~
dies plain and figured BAretei black and eoioTs1 nh
Srd snta, blS1ched and shifting and shesng Oass
ses and Ksntueky Jeans striped and domestic .oI n1 en- e
servants; Ladies' Caters; Morocco, Kid aro OaSn
A.,es and Ohdrenb Shoes every slLe and quAny
AID Cotton Goods FOR men boys Ladies' SILK and Lie
3iov.s AZ ~ cents Mts SIN 70 50 c.s Linen bo,ni
ssat,. Iyish Inen rs SIX Snd 80 cents Parsses LAM
nd .psd a. IS cents sWss cAnbre and Jseonet
Dnl nine And white TAretan ~ aJs"uhing Pees
barabc worked Bands and Collars, a. COST M NOSE sooa.
Sboye and great many, nuneroas 70 MENTION onet S
thou, SxrTng any ore they we're bought before we
bar9 tme. had commented Be careful that yoa Gomez We
right place, No. 81 Main Street ,oarvu srpIusv
uyS1 SOonfH %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

BLACK FkxKDom AID WHrTz sLAvxaY.---
The saying that the extreme Abolitionisss
would freely sacrifice the rights and lib
critics Of white men, 70 secure the vaga-
bondism of the negroes Is surely no hov
ton. Ii it needed aore proof, the re-
cent speech Of our American Robespierre,
Wendell Philips, in Washington, would
supply the material. He argued that "so
day Abraham Lincoln Ia the most unlini-
I'D dsspos this side Of China p and the
rad-hos Jscobin vehenently urged thgt
this dssposis power shoald be exerted 10
it's fall extent. The vsoe- President,
and other leading AbolisionSsss, sat round
and applauded the speech 10 the esho.
The 90 called extremes ases. An em-
blem Of Eternity l. > viper with its tail IN
its mouth it ID also an eablem Of some
thing quite ~ positive and far more odi-
ous. Here thefangsd and poisonous head
of tha sarpans reprssanis shs Dssposism
which Mr.. Philips inyoksa, and Abolit-
iouism 10 the tail
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
LIABILITIES OF TELEGRAPH COM
PANEES FoR DELAY IN SENDING
MEASAG kS.


Jonothan @. Bryant, Carmi Riohm ond
and Orange Fl. Draper agi. The American
Telegraph Company. This is az import
ant case, as showing the possible evils
that may result in the delay of telegraph
ic messages, and the liabilities of The tel
egraphic companies therefor. The plain
tfifs, in 1860, were creditors of J. II. StrC-
dy Co., Of Providence, r. l., to the
amount Of 81, 900 on certain promissory
notes which they had been unable to cob
leet in consequence of the Irresponsible
ty Of the defendants.
One Of the partners in the defendants
firm, Mr.. Preston Bennett, owned house
and lot in Providence, fully worth the
amount Of the Indebtedness Of the arm,
upon which there was an unrecoEded mort
gage. By the laws of Rhode Island a
debtors property cannot be attached while
be is in the State. On the 24th Of Feb
ruary, 1860, the plaintiffs discovered that
Bennett was IN this city. He left BY the
Ssonington line of boats and railroad, and
arrived within the State line of Rhode Is
land at twelve O'Clock at night.
At 6:3S p. m, of the same day the plain
tifFs deposited in the Office Of the Ameri-
can telegraph Company, in this city, a
dispatch directed TO Abraham Payne,
Providence r. l., directing him to pro
coed without delay 10 attach the house
and lot belonging to Bennett, before the
Stonington train entered the State. The
sum Of 50 Is was paid for the trsnsmis-
sion of the message, and the defendants
we're informed of the necessity Of it's be-
| ing sent without delay; and it was further
agreed, in order to insure immediate trans
mission, that the plaintiffs should pay
whatever additional sum should be need
fuI for that purpose. The message was
not delivered at Providence until three
hours and twenty-five minutes after it was
deposited In the New York ofice--to too late
TO be of any avail. .s..
| The mortgage on the house and los was
subsequently, recorded, and the property
sold under it. The plaintiffs therefore,
sewed the telegraph company for tht
amount of Strudy i Co.'S indebtedness
and interest. The defendants general,
denied al the allegations made By tins
plaintiffs. The judge left the question tt
the jury whether there was time 70 com
mencs attachment proceeding between th'
hour Of depositing the dispatch aud th'
arrival Of the tram in the State Of Rhod'
| Island. .-g ...
The Jury rendered verdict for th'
plaintiffs for Sl3, 4a2, 80, amount cIaimec
and interest---N. Z. Ersmtng Post
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

We notice that Senator Wnsos, of Mas
sachusests, from the Senate Military Com
mittee, reported few days since, a joint
resolution authorizing the President to
assign the command Of troops to officers
without regard to seniority and also EN-
powexing the President to disHaiss from the
service any officer he sees 1t, on bis oarH
caprice, and WITHOUT BRINGING sUcH oFPI-
CxR BEFORE a CogKr MARTIAL, is the Law
now directs. This is direct proposition
TO ulothe the President with all the pow
or of q despos. Give the President this
power aud the best ofEeer in the army may
be dismissed frum the servios and dis
graced by the President. without his CIV
ing . Why or wherefore for SO doing. 1t
will hare The eject TO make all tho officers
Of the army, meEe tools in the hands Of
the President 70 carry out his designs,
whether for the veal or woe OF the coun-
Try. II puts it in the power Of the Pres
ident to place the army under the COM
mand of such persons as viii do his s01lI,
without regard to right, justice, or iaw.
1t places it in his power to convert the
army into body guard for himself, ready
to dashis bidding and to carry out his
ambitious designs, even 10 the overthrow
of the Government and the establishment
OF another in ils place, The objset, M
doubt, in eonferring upon the President
this despesic powss, ID NJ the proper time,
g 10 give Gsneral AcOAEEEAx shrust san
der the fifth rib'' By dspriving him of bis
command, but senator Wilson should beaa
in mind, that the power once obtained
may be used as well against the objecs In
view as in its favor. This proposed out
rage upon justice, Law and equity-this
violation of ali military usage this cloth
ing the President with arbitrary and des-
posic power, il intended 10 carry oas
mean and ignorable party end, but ones
given to the President, ID may be used 70
suit himself, and ID bat another advsnes
towards 9 military, dsspotsm.
How long viii L be before the people
viii discover that the aims Of Black Re-
publieanism are the consolidation of pow
q In one man, and the end win be the co
hshmaas eta Dsspotie Government, y
not prevented by being drivenfrom powss
by people determined to be fssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

The leaders Of the Black Republican
party hsres5outs, notwithstanding every
body can bear testimony to their hypocri-
81, pretend 10 be diamstrieaIlg opposed
TO Abolitionism yet they seem 70 be very
much pleased with the result Of the elee-
ton in New Hampshire. ''Hays you heard
Of our glorious triumph in New Hanp-
shire 2' asks leading Republican upon
meeting another of the leaders upon the
street the other day. ''No, 50 70 the 9th
er, shave zoe triunphed in that State
again? '' "Certainly zee have BExRY is
elected Governor by 1900 majority, 81
When we heard this short dialogue be-
tween the two leaders, and wituessed their
JOY over their triumph, We were led to en-
quire into the ansecedents of the two can
didates tor Governor in that State, and
we ind the following:
General sTAKx, the Democrats caadis
date, Is grand son Of the heroic STARK,
who distinguished himself ID the war Of
the revelation. BxRRY, the Back Repub-
liean candidate, in 1s46 was the AboIa-
lion candidate for Governor on the BtH.
xET ticket. At that time, New Hamp-
shire was a Democratic StAta, and Berry
received bat about one. tenth Of the voses
cast, Since that time the Black Republic
can party has been organized, and we now
find that the Abolitionist Of Is46, ia
elected Governor BY that party, and the
leaders Of the party here SIRE rejoicing
over his election. Berry was an Adolf
tionist In I846-he il Republican in
1862 Has hs changed his principles, Oh
has he adopted that more Convenient mode
of getting rid Of his political Antecsdent'
aad identity by changing his pohtica
name 'ssisn change, but principles nev'
err change" Abolitionisn Ia Abolition.
| ism, no matter by what name it is called
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02


Il ~ 554 = - - 81
I'LL - sine lassly
Asld II VI Coop1 Ens( - slsw york.
GAxE Hkuxsz, Ia11y nIitsd 6tatss Min
ktsr q the 0anri 81 - kauS1n Of spain,
wa prsscns = orasor uzsoss The sse~sian,
and aalivassd d spsssh, from walsh wa
clip the following.
ssrAers wess men in me NORTH and
South ready 90 favor the rebeliioHs ~
sss = = 49, oIsAs Il 80 - Il
49, 40 = ! ~, - s sssos,
John Beoxn, --iQua spvi - Those
struggles Nonld s nlQre 1onaoas 80
uaasssoas Y s1s'F - ! sss ~ B, ~ s.
Tnx an Us,as = Fsrr - xnoss n.
Was GONE, Loud applaase.) If isl.
Davis and M army safren isxsd, Aad r.
snssa = ~ .oss ~ = sa N = u
RrSTy1RED gIand srnIauae.l Thsy
would either have TO submit 10 ths Sozash
Or conquer we South. lIsoad appiaass
scnrxzzs y ems q tie Pfssaasnsa sssig-
adler Generals asaa Is Hiii % ' sssa, nos
wssassanaang thas ~ y soon 20 sA1s sns
Held 70 pus down the reDsiiaon ana re-
store ahe unaoas taA1 ne se0ass - vas
idea thai ahs war VIII sna N Tvs ssssofa'
saon- ne says, III ZEN Dsvaa ana ~
army surrendered, ana yspestsa = shs
1908 81 OapI1oa nln U saokeiosa aaa as = :
the oNios oooLD ahshn On RA'
SEohsD III shis DC so sae0as vs.
nos asks what are we agnang TOT n
me Union u NOS % pc fsss4ssssas way - s1'
wsf sonssnaeas "ny aos o osses 80
3noWieaSs sha inaspeaaasn0s u va
soasnafa N'onteussssyt ~ saas Aahoalios
meat o. ina lnpessaeahss o. fsssoslas ~
onfens apen soe saffsA'ask = sAs sfAl'
ana 'ae repentance OK Tvs ieaasfs :
sacxetosh ana asnea, - ao' A0e ssnA
meDts OF me president ana parry ~ ps~
az Wy 10 Ssas asA ppoahaeo " "".ss'l'A.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

~ The Tribune ehuckles over the
fact that CHEEvKR and WESpELL PHuIIPs
are listened to with great attention 1t
Washington. The circumstance proves
that the Republican party is abolisioniz-
ed, dshas the horde Of Office seekers
hanging about the capital are 10 sympa-
thy with the Abolition leaders. Coaser-
vative man, both In the Republican and
Democratic parties, look With alarm at
such indications.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

.sDss, BlAek Rsgn = seaasos 0m
Asins sid D. FIJI
ssAs the keaalas n non KSbsudky has
referred TO ma, merely wish 10 say, 10
Ear "a thai question Ia concerned, ihat 20
lonS - Aela q tbe sism = 4hiok be has
advefteds asd sak3ek a6psac4d a. tks
sGatisssEk Of fh& Hxsi3axf, mscss mare
aestxs tn. exteywfnatsom Of sfavepp, f IL
80 be 1oaAifasioaaliy Effected -as Ibs-
Aegs X saefkes d Fl s6eik6 niee'
renors0 wish g rec staFsTy q ~ mqs
uhsn this waf shall be = il sc1, II II Con
be oonstitutionally assonpliahsd.' s.
Here welhavs M ssstinony of ! ssaa-
cor, that the Presidens desires nuea more
% eco alssexy sxssrmiaAssd, shsa 70 sea
sha Unisa restored. II the stasssasnt Of
Senator fsssendsa u true, then, With the
President the restoration Of the unson =
bas sssandszy ehjses Of the war; IA i
In sahssaaea, Abolsioaisas 6rss, ana ths
Union agtssards. II il the Banks can
timsns, II slavery caanos be aboliaAed ssies
| the unien slide.s This 10 she sentiment
advanced ~ the sssansamant Of tAs Prssi-
dent"
We had supposed thai the prasadens,
before this time, would have aanouneed
Ms saAsiments; bat - 10 hAs failed e
do 90, We must take the courss marked
ont for him by his friends, a. sAs course
be intends TO pursue. Ifthssa are n0s hla
sentiments II IL high time that he should
/ let the country know what bis rsal ssasi-
menta are. We have believed all alsag.
and still believe, tia. when the rebellion
shall Sc fully crushed in the Border States.
and every city garTisoned by Fedora
troops, that then. the President viii en-
dorse the sentiment advanced fo8 him by
| Senator Fessenden, and thus believing
We have not been free to give hiEa credit
for what appeared 70 be URioa senti'
msnts. & %@ @s @~
/ When the President shall csme out
boldly and proclaim his sentiments, il
thsy Do IN favor Of the restorasiaa of N
Union under the Constitution, fully re,
cognizing the rights of States, and III
/ rights Of oltixens of each State &p the en-
! ioyment and protection Of their propert,,
of whatever character, as recognized AMI
established by the Constitution and Law
of such State, and sha duty Of ahe Fede
raj Governmsnt to respect and sid in th
enforcement Of ali State laws, no& in con
travention Of the Constitution and law
Of TIE United States and when be s0ai
have dismissed from his cabinet and from
, all oa6eas under his control, al person
who endorse the doctrine of . "highe
law" or who FSnamch more dest4s The ez
termination Of SLAVERY, than he Uns0t
restored - then We shall be prepared .
: ; give his administration our support. Tn
til then, we shall regard it as sectional
all Of it's oblects-its pretended TeEerene
for the Constitution, as base hypocrisy
and its obiect to suhgert and 4verthro'
all the guarantees Of that sacred instFu
- rnent,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

Nav HAKPsHrRE EIscTaoN.--Fall re-
tusns from the New Hsznpshiee election
have nos jet been received. The Rspub-
lioans elect their State Ticket BY . ma
ioritT considerably reduced fran Last
year, and the Democrats have mads lsrgs
gains In she Legislature. The Democrats
Of Nsw Hampshire, therefore, show hand
some gains. Lst shsm preserve ia wsli-
aaing. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

BUSINESS on THE CAigo Posi- sRscz.--
Commodore Miller writes toatAa Dinein-
natl Commercial that she Cairo Post Of
Ace has become quite "a extensive insti.
tuition since the consolidation here Of onr
large Western army. possmasisw q. r.
LinegaE asserts the mail naasar for ovsr
enc hundred rsgimenss, including tha
whole Of Grant, Popa and PAINS, and .
portion OF Baell's disisionss Ne com
Enaneed an bis duties wish foar, bas no#
ands active smploymsnsfoE ssxsesn saarks.
be paid sSTs ovas % the Gosaraissna
Eaarnag his arst qaaFssr, whiie the Auaouus
will sxosad over NJ 600 Tor shs prasent
quarter. Al the pssssns sims ovss No.
90 lssassa 90 oas of thsOaiFo oiiss daily
while seasiy $500 worsh d sssnps havs
been sold Ia ems DAY. ~ high = 7.lD0
Issssrs hare been mailed for Cinain1 n 10
ona asy. Cha oaaso Poss-e alss i luased
. shriving bsaash u shs Dsparsmsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

TIE OIorHrsG FRAups.- The Clothing
Inspection Beard has concluded It's iabors,
and submitted 10 rspors % she Quarter
mass@- General. Over - 000, 900 worth
81 clothing was condemned. Tbs COM
missea have dimossred frauds in almoss
every quarter where they looked. Ger
rupsian has bsen tho rnls, honesty The ~
espsion, in every contxacs exseutsd fox
the Government.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

In order to iusars the safssy Of the
Overland Eaigraaien, the Governness
proposes 70 ssad an escort Of troops wits
II. The Agsna 10 nov In this city making
tae necessary arrangements, and Informs
rs that the escort will lsavs 0naaia sems
time assf The middls 81 hay, ard viii
proceed acxpss tha Contlnanf ut saeh .
rate shsa ali axaaas san ba eashssd 10
srasel undsg iss pfosessson.-~O ssaka Ne
sss&s ISL sasx i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

~ According TO letters found al Ro-
anOks, after its capture, the rebels are
bailding, somewhere, one hundred gun
boats. They are to be ready for service
about the first Of June.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

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sxsseztrslsu used tfxss af cxsgsl wixh sigeSss3ns
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&n4 sxvs cHss for CeMsmaaRssen, AssAza, nsuwcA-
sss &E. TAe snly eesect Of shs h&vasssaaR I'M send
int the ar@s<xspttsa II Ia ksnAss sA3 aAss&ed and
sxr~eA inxsFmAtssa which ha ssses4Rasae b& yaaa-
&bse aaa ks kepes EVER sSfsxes mag Try ais sszz-
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@i wilfismabuxg. Klagx EAamky wi III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

WKRAF N S7oRs.---T The WinDna Hepstt,.
lean ears there Is now nearly half i mil
lion bushels Of whsat Ia stora In that clts
waitiag Tor The opeaing Of assigasisn, ID
hs shipped TO eastern markets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
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IN she a&E&sg 81 EAs Essa&e ST SE2IEA 2.
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Ncaace 10 AsTsss xawwa a@ &2 pswwaas xmknF@s&@a
SANS aA@ wa a9 SAs s@avs a&Ass& Sai2aa K Ere
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~ sxx ana tAz fsz Menzxy 81 Mgz@A $50 'Ssa A&aE~
ing pxaas sAaF@SS az mg azscs q C8nneaf AtAxs
Iowa I'D AEaAMAAs xAC&aksN
REQ, 1, 2aaS Eazasy snsasa.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

~ D isrspoftea thai Gen. gsssnt has
bssn sapsrasdei By Gen. Smith, and sAss
The latter wss On IS way ii sa#AanaA.
Tsnn.y shsrs NE ganhsass bad askixasisa
se3As dsys sins3s ssss = ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

TEE e. s. SxxMTa.-2hs ssxx@s Ct aas
following aAzasa mamAaas 81 s&e Uaaasa
States senate, win expire wfsA sAs prs@-
emf Congresa. en- she 4sh IL AarsA nsxk :
James DixSas lrep-sl Csaa.
Milaoa s. Laahaaas asxa.s Caa-
James 4. Bayasd, laeaa.s Deaawzza~
. Joseph a. WFigzay laem-sl had.
Lotk u. Morrill, Lrsp~, Masze-
Chss- SamaeEs Irep>, Aass-
Anthouy Keaasay, TK. n, AEarylSaa-
zack Chandler, (rep.,l Michigan.
Heary "a. Raess lspp.s Mas
Prsascn kiag, Irep., u. L.
John b. TAosnas, [aeaa., y. J.
David Wilmozs [rap., Pa
Jamaas Il. Simmens, IEepsl g. L.
Anarew Johasoa, Iden-s Tenn~
Solomon Foot, lfep.,l Vermont
WaismAa 7. Wiley, lunloas j YiEgaaiA.
James r. Doolistie, LEep-sl W Wisconsin.
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]

senator wnsax, d Massachusetts,, has
introduced bill into tho United States
se1ss fw shs Ssfppss ~ eidlas shs
gsstss 81 Delaware and MRYtsna b the
sxuaasipasaon ef tAs slasas Eithin thaiF
bssaszs. Ths bill provides thAs the Gov
srnmsns will pay those States the SUM Of
ss6a fos sash Alxss arnanoipassd. The
census show that there are over $1,000
slayes In these swo States, and Il MIR. Wiz
sonas bill should pass and tha States ao-..
sspt Of the proposition, she people OF The
North viii be called upon for che sum OF
xwxssssTwo arlsaess on uolaAas 10 psr~
chase the freedom Of msn, nine-tenths OF
whosn. would become paupesa or thieves
"a pest to soeistY and disgraaa9o thean-
selves. The Republicans complain that
cur laboring CLASSES have 10 coapess with
slsve labor. IL Ii be true that they do
,haTate compete with slave hbor inda-
rsctiv, NhsAa The slave remains In the
South, how much worse viii that eompe-
titioa be, whaa tbs slave j. made frss ana
comes North TO conpete with thsmv We
would like 70 have our Republican eotem-
,uoraxsss speak ons upon this subject, and
tell as whether they think it would be wise
after taxing the people as much, II not
mare sa,an they can bears 70 add 40 add
tional tax of several hundred millions OF
dollars, in order TO add several hundred
thousand free negroes 70 our population,
and thereby bring them into direct COM
petition with the free sohiis iaborsEs Of
the North.
IL -this unwi&e and unconstitutional
measure must become the Law Of the land,
we hope that it viii be 30 amended "a 70
require the negroes emaneIpated TO settle
in me State Of Massachusetts,, where
wsll behaved susiGs man il trsasea witt
asaxay % mach respect as negro Ii
ASsmasrv Wilson il determined to tax sht
people to raise funds TO free the negroes
we hope they may all become bis eonssaF
uenis, or Ct least enough Of them to CON
.eRoa sAe elestiou"in his State and then
we trust, be viii appreciate the beAafis
Of his Abolition theory Of negro equality
suffrage and representAtion-then Senate
Wilson will have to give place TO has ne
gro competitor. Such state OF soeasE
would not be relished by the people 0
Iowa, yet the legislation Of the RePueii
can pazty Ia tending to that result EE
cry scheme for emancipation which Is 10
coupled with colonization out SIDE OF to
limits of the United States, is schem
TO bring free negro labor into compstifio
With white Iabor-a scheme to place th
negro upon an equality With the whit
nnaa aud to invest an ignorant and infe
rior race, with ali the rights and pEiviie
ges Of superior race Of beings-in sho'
it il scheme for amalginating the tw
races, and degrading and pulling dow
the intelligent, Industrious and eniighi
ened aohite people TO the level with the ig
norant, lazy and barbsrous negroes
These are the ends and aims Of Black Ii
pubheanism-these are the Abolition pre-
iscts.
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TAR p8YgNG ABD COLLECTISS
COUNCIL sLDRFs, FoeA. 60.
Gas gsnexs Raaging, oslIsrtaSa 49, 'N''-
ssss sransactaa In all tts laGachss. -
Taxes paid In western IaEs ana Sfs5
nasst liberal tsrmH.
REFERENCES
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MuIassz 10 E.A&D MaaDkASi
/ SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC d c0aVfYas

GREENWOOD. 1874
has maas . smil cosaE ls&s AMI psf'es' 49,
Titles So "a the Lands ID y rs asSAss 's
dividing sa& orAEtn&A saies b. thF S'Ts'1''HA !. (.
all sabsea@eas esnysyansss, EsE5SsSsS'
rrasts o. asAss isezmhrshss -
Alsas asaal Aaa eomPssas Aasiiss. = .s-.s
he Lsss In tbs city OF fs5rswsa! 81 - -
tAsgssar~@Aa aaaa Go P4cisc t1ty 8 -. ssfsF
81 Me aase gives pFapga stIssAS~ - = %
a8aet ~ Taxaa, exAmIuagiea u T'sS'e, - -
eNa.A*ss sfsaiaiEg 10 fsts@raI Las A''-
2KXUMSs In tha Court Hk&se- 4
ssaaaxy =. 1874,
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stFayea Fram the subscriber, living ews sazlss
Kast Of CaRncil RsHass tazt fa1l, tkxes year eAa
Eron Grey FttleJ. No particular marks ga keg---
Any psxsas sITing EnforxnzSasa 70 tbs Eaaz@4s 81
tbs Eagis where sac taay ee fsaaa via - sassahy
rewarded FRA&EES EMETH.
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