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DOMEsI,yC.

Tie Case Of Me E,.osceSs It III teises Suites Bank.
Nlcssrs. Bidde, Cowpet'hwai;c, Dunlap, Andrews,
and jandon appeared scstc'day afternoon before Re.
cordrr VsuS. in The proceeding instituted agans, them
by Mr.. Austin Montgomery. Tic FIRST witness called
was Mr. Taylor, tho present Cashier 0; The Bank
Mr. John NJ. Read appeared the part Of the &C.
PENDANTS and sad that they were extremely anxious for
an investigation, and he desired them to be bound
without any further preliminary examination The
counsel FOR the plaintiff, Messrs T. {. Brewster, and
ST. George T CampbelI, acceded 10 this propositions
and after citing tv Of Ilassng gel: and Wright ask
ed that the defendants be boYnd III tie sun Of
SO GEO each, and two sarcties The Recorder on
converting with The Ettornles FOR the defendants
was informed by them that they did not ucknow-
ledge the sgh;e4, 10. being bound over, and
the presiding officer SAID that he was unwilling
TO bind over under such circumstances. He de-
sired the investigation 10 proceed. and it COM
menced accordingly. Bills and receipts marked Per-
manen, Expenses for ls2G and 1887 then tx.
amoed Mos, of ape gent pen who hal been
monpd ms H'o'sss appear and answered 10 their
Names Adj1u,oo" Ill this ol"G9a at oe0ss ok the
for SEQ go 70. premium on ssea There were others
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FRDI FLORIDA.
sarannah Republican, Office, }

Jim. L. 1-32.
BY the steamer Beaufort, Capt. Poinsett, we have
dates from Florida up TO the StI INST
The numerous letters from friendly correspond
ents in that quarter, give m accurate view oi Inc
condition Of afis there and from them oar readers
an form tocrlbY Just estimate D! the chances Tor
and against termination OF the war lnccrhinty Is
necessarily an element which enters into every calcutta
iion of s kind hut upon the whole it IS obvions that
the prosprc, Of speedy end Of this under the eEer
getc management Of Col Worth, is more and more
cheering.
llal!ccA Tusenuggec has gwen our troops Infinite
trouble His own brother lately wit! tie troops
at Fort Mellon, but enlarged BY the order OF Col.
Worth 4 private letter which we have before US,
appears dsapprove Of his liberation, and lntlnaes
that he will 20 IL TO llullccs camp and let hn
knew what is abroad But we mast say that Coi'
Wofihs policy has worked well 50 far, and II appears
To rs thai he is fully justified in following il out
Our correspondent al Pila,ka, vino is vel! convcrs.
ant in military affairs, IN communicates ian. o.ii,
says ave are all in hopes that the war viii soon he
over Many Of The Indians have surrendered and
those who still remain hostile worked upon by
the emissarcs among them, that they will soon,
doubtless, choose rather 10 I" come IN ana be lea on
Uncle Sans rations, than TO remain cut and DIE ny
tar,alion or The sword Col Worth declares that the
war sAnv he ended in few weeks. II he can do u
by no other means, ne w probably do 80 h. i'rocta-
na,;oa The recent Indian outbreak in the vicinity 81
Mandarin Lurs not 10 dampcu n the least the
afdor =! the gallant Colonel. He has directed the
prop; movement Of the troops to atquarier, as eng
and as far as provisions be forced 10 them, or until
the enemy he ogerlauled.
ain conformity thereto, Lieut. Col Riley, of he 2nd
Infantry, who has Just returned from an aFduous scout
leaves 10 Gay e.. Mosquito Inlet
"yaia. Piymp,on, With companies "R" md Ak OF
Of the Dad Infantry, left yesterday for sDrne Garden
Lakes, accompaniment by Capt Smith, -'sgis Psnrose,
Martin and Su.ly z portion Of tins command is to
proceed by water Canoes ana LIE Eemnnterb land,
the whole co-opeaiing with Lieut. Col Riley, in ana
Their aemp: to seize the murdeers, whn together with
their chief, tue arch bandit Halleck Tusenuggee, are
nov known 10 be secreed on the eastern bank Of The
g, Ii
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.su.. -. s.a...s &. - ,.si.ssa:y ssefa,+- = e:
;Taon, 81! hat, therefore. lo pfo?.sfa ia'''!:"''
j? I-f, O.. ;Ao .eyenia o. Inc u ) - "!so@4'''-'
li.nal. .-.
Ilt.i That even If the measure in question were
CONSTITUTIONAL no Justification could be found for Il !, N
IN, nI,o If cxp.diency, now, when the Federal Go
yernucnt is, dag by day, unable TO meet ITS necessary
expenses. , -, ;.;,obIa
Fomis, That its obvious tendency and neS',a"iF
,,ons ~ making the States pens0pfrs Of the Fedora!
Government, aud consolidating all power IN The central
cad.
I1a, That tie act Of Congress passed at The recent
session. distributing the proceeds OF The sales Q" 'he
Public Lands among the States, being ineSp'd'ci',
,no.ror 10 State Sovereignty and unconstitutional,
snrR, immediately 10 BE- repealed.- Boston Democrat.
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rRON EUEOPC-SIX DAYS LATrR

NV lorg, January 1.-THE ship Mediator, from
London arrived las, night, bringing papers 10 Dec
10th We are not al all indebted 10 The Captain tor
paper papers, though he tired TO do us Endness
lui did not know how.
There is nothing later from China the overland Mail
10 England having nothing so late as what has reached
us direct.
The political news have not the least importance.
There haze been serious floods in licrordshre, Is
sex Norfolk, Berkshire, Yorkshire, and Sussex.
The packet ship Sheffield arrived at Liverpool Dec
nm Among the passengers in the Mediator is aiF
Gddon, our Consul 10 Egypt.
Tic Hfst Iadics.-We learn that the Duke Of Wei
nr,on has directed his attention Of late The cond
ton of the regiments which occupy West India STA
tons and the causes Of the mortality to winch from
lime IL time they are subjected His Grace appears 10
attribute the EVIL very much 10 the unhealthy situation
Of The different barracks, and the nndeGnecy o. the
buildings themselves 10 protect the men against the IN
reucc oc the climate The results sad 10 BE- the
concoc;au o la3 D. tie fabrication Of cast iron bar
racks which shall .c sent out III pieces from this
country as was the with Napoeons house 81
Longw God. These hu5 will have numerous advan
anes over brick and mortar houses not the sat OBJ
yous Of which is that they wall be rs movable as
camp.
Tie Ch;aese Indemnity Noney-The following Official
letter was written in answer TO an application respect
ing the distribution Of the money obtained through
Capt Elliott's arrangements w''ll cahto"'
FOREIGN OFFICE, Dec. y, l-il.
(TfDt!onCu-I )
Of November REQUESTING information as IN the inten-
tons Of her Alaes,ys Government with respect to the
distribution Of line money obtained from The Ch,nesc
authorities at Canton under the arrangements entered
into By Captain Elliot; with those authorities on the
a7,h Of May last, | am directed BY The Earl Of Abef.
deem aeqan you, that the Lords Commissioners ms, Of
.ludsd from, entertaining the question subihcd IA
your letter. Ihe money to which you rrfe,' hav'ns
been obtained IRON the Chinese authorities at ca";';
IN order to relieve that city from hostile pressure Is
dro, Of The Crown; and such, after paying what heE
Majesty may gracioisy be pleased to grant to the forces
employed ct Canton, it must be carried to the account
of the Consol dated Fund
am, gentlemen, your most obeden,, humble ser
want, SA.'.'i-'p
SIR G. DE H. .arpen,, J. IL. Palmer, Esq, J. A.
Smith, ESQ, G. Lyall, Esq
The overland mail which reached London, Deem
Der 9Th, brings nothing of interest TO the American
reader from the Eastern world They abound IN &C.
counts of the movements Of the British forces, and OF
sickness, &c bn, every where the British seem to be
strengthening their established power
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THE BLIND BEG ig.
nv c:t.E,r, Z. TASTs;aS.

III
ny ca,E.rs {. EAsIIa>
lie si,, b. the crea. hich.voad a.! day,
The beggar, blind nni old,
The locks on his brow are thin ana gray,
And ms lips are niue anu cold:
The life Of The acg.ar - a!mos, spent;
lila check j. pale and h,- firm = bent
And he answered. low AMI with meek content,
TIE sneers of the rude and bold
Al! day, hy ,he Rad, hath the BE- gar sat,
Wear, and flint, and dry.
In si-I,rs patiently holding ms hai,
And ;arnin. his -i2ht..ss eye,
As, with cruei jest ma gleciins grim
Al his hollow cheek aai eyebai! diG,
The traveller totses cent Al BIN,
And passeih hastily by.
To himself the blind old man doh ham
4 song OF his hnyhoud'- day.
And ins lean, ~;:ie nnsegs idly dfn'a
on his iEreaaharc knee where ihty lay;
And oft, wh-n The gay hnb.o'ins is heard,
The sony o. tie yon;h hearted yeiluw-hiri,
The lar oil lie And ;.;c irayeiiet's VOID,
aud Tie shuu; OF chi'ifen's play
He stats ana gfasps with hurried hand,
The to2 of his smoo.r.ToTn zane,
And str,st,h !; s.nii!y into The sand
'ilisn LAY eta ii down a2aiA!
White hls black i;ljie s.in:r!, heah''.ai sii'hs,
Tina: he kegs n his hai'"''-hols WIN I. s'i!as,
lrsrs np and ms bell goes tia2-7-!ing' l!ns.
As he yelps win impatient pain.
Then he coaniela his gains wan ct!-i u2ed,
asths few through ~. fingers sha.',
He knows :hrTe i ,tascriy enough - ted
The beautiful dog ~ ht, side.
70 he hod,;h iiis h2! 60. wneth s'ii,
Though iae day "a WARM AID 'he hish: i c3..l,
WIKI paiieR, hope HI hand 10 I'LL
From The olais .: pom? and pride.
He sits by the srea, h'-h road al day,
That hesgar, b!:nd aud old.
The locks on Ei> brow are tina and gray.
hn.i his lips arr iiGe and coldi
Yet lie murInnrclh never, iiy nor night,
But seeing IN. world ~ mo inHer sight,
He ;a,icuiy waits Mia heart all l'chi,
Till the sum 81 his lie shall re told.
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r rlyIs NIL to-,gcTou .Sp GENERAL AeEsr, Richmond,
L. ~ attends To Hiring Negroes Renting out Houses, toiee
Rchmon! and the adjacent Countess ana attends
Caroline County Ccults
1,rms-For hiring and bonding :! per cent No charge
msls "a. eciectic- the same l.. H.,
or. oEtr Il. s,er' # ia: " Rah,5s E.g
n. IA to--3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

- l..r - zen n. : e...sa;y .--ssT. i,. 10 iHef
i.,u... .ii..s.a: IL tii2 So ei'dessns wiling ".'y
ara e,yce c!ineins round ti.eF hesed'taiy masters
:. u era.orl..y De- on and tfati, sorsh'ppias VI
HIM in The same ten Re, kneeine with h'm at the 50
altar, and wth tie slae motives ala rope,
no s,,us God yet these are the people III whose
h.oJ. we are informed, me No;lern Abolt'onls'
woulA place he torch AM the knife c,r,.ev
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Is orlcrvl'G.e l'carl,

J, The subscriber prepared to arcomin"da"
ers: be- accommodated convenient 10 TIE !c,3
Attended 70. SALEn - 4 W.
Ore - - .-vfN
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J. l.. l., RgiSTmr. Mis- l., Erfr1Ht, French ia.ss.
Lessons daily, which aprdS very great advantages q ' -
sung this important branch 4 education.
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DAVID FYLE 4, impaired =! ~, .. tie ~. 3.
IL Carter, VIII ,..sx- IL Iahll. So
Virginia, under the cement IT tlr sgL>cfit i
and other p;lieniaf> VIII hc published ~ du" m,.
Jan : l7i-wtlaF- rrRIkT +. ISL
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~ CuhNCERY-ymclxI,:-A gu.es held 81 the C.G.
nficn ~ Richnnid County, ln.it Nnndal W. Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

sei S:s % Ess%fss o T. ca P
for s oe ~
Iadepe ndsnee. from Lubse for Baltimore Oct g. of Nan.
Boston. from Bristol RI for Key West, Oct of Block
Baluc. from Bath. Me- for Wilmington NC octs of Block
Alert from Portland for !, Rish%onS oer9 Of H.mp,eo
Ss TshSr o% NYG ~ s Oct of Cape
Foreign Ports.
HANOI mon Labrador Sept lin Cysns, for Me.
B.LY.a Oct 2-AH Acadia. Isl Boston, ,s hours. ind sid
f fs; yG 49, S eSss
Sa,"p hos FfsdsHsG do; %shy%.i t." sal%Sp s
:I;w Mere LE; sS si Isnaos
BEsMrpA, Sept t-An Relief. New York; 10Th. Hope do;
sse. aA I'd si jcSa :. c'A'' Port
Gapir Avg 2-ln port, Emblem. Taboo, for New York. in
Home Ports.
fs sS Cd re %s al al
st ssgi Mary R%ss
Esn S o scs,s 4SIH ,pSS.d'' OH Eliza
rhs 2sel Sis ST. sSaa B ss r ss DE-
s.n RG
5Sys NSSa GSS
lucky. Cadiz; Richmond NYork. ~
NV BEpFoHp Der io-Au Col Simmons. Albany; CORN
phla; Ellen Rodm7n NYork.
PRoyIpENcE, Oct l0-An L Long, NYork Jas Lanpheer
do Sid Reaper Baltimore; Thos Fenner Philadelphia Rien
PHILApELrHrA, Oct PAR Vulcan Albany; schuylkilI
DO Cid Walter NOreans North Star, Charleston Inanta
81 john NIB Elissbeh Havana; Victoria Halifax; Pilot Plo
BALTMo.E. Oct lo-Ar Casper, Bremen; Somerset Deme
men; NssioG NOhsans; Eleanor Charieson ri Nevias St
John, NIB; Queen, Providence.
RICHMOND, Oct ioAr Emeline Peterson, NYork; Linark
Snow, Thomaston. Sid Aobathula, Boston.
NoRroLK, 0ct8-Arr Senator Heshorn, Alexandria for
York; Belle Johson New York. 40 hours bound to st Angus
tine po, boat Relief from crseepots foreign ships
gone up the bay and American light Swedish ship
James Eiver has gene TO There number of vessels
under Seawe!s Point, wind bound In Hampton Roads Luz
w lndies Georgana do.
WHMseroS, NC. Octs-An Baltic Bath; United. Matan-
TT SEE Ward CID Ls0n0Ta 'a%aisa Lash Alien New
CEARLEsron. Oct 8Arr Neptune (s) NYok; Eveline do
10 The ong Moselle from Bostoe; George, Hull New York
York. Emily Sherwood do. Arr 6th China Bath Me dia
NYork; 9Th, Caroline, do.
Jd sSy4sw.M of Arr su; e Cumming Sitter Nyo
,idwn es1,sT do AR 9Th, Tarquin Boston. Ga VIM
ri c1 s Ss . George Kst NT
NIw ORlEASs. Oct 2Cid Apslach,cos Csmpeaehy; Anna
Maria. do Henry, do Magyar. Nassau MP sana Anna Gal
ysston Arr Norman, Hsye; Hanover, Rislio Maeles
Ewprsssaro, Havana: Belle, do. Arr LIST, Bowdch CInwe
NYork Cid Helen Mar. Boston; Barrngton, Barton NYork
Arr Sept 49, Louisville Hunt. York; Aus rrz Hivrr; D
ana Boston for ehrf; Cassa Perkins, Csus Don Juan
NYork; Finland Boston; Elzs Thornton, Hsvre jena do;
Sre. I, Kingston, ia; Uncas, Hlrana
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES

pursuance Of law l. JOHN TYLER, President of the
that Gablic sales viii He held at the
&c L..a osiss EAyETTE commencing on Mon
Ssss ;' s sss: 's and &c Ssts
Townships xtyone, sxty-two, and yhree of range
And The East half of section nine. township oyve of
Al the Land Of6ce at LEXINGTON, commencing on
M0ndGy a. t,cenvhird aav q January The
North # the base line and Vest Of the h principal meri-
Townships forryone. fortylwo for-the and forty four
Townships oytwo, and fortyour of range ,hir.
Townships foItyone, fortytwo fortythree and foy-our
A. he Land Office at SPRINGFIELD. eomo,ue;ug IN
Monday the sirfh doy Of February merit for disposal
Of the public aaas WITHIN the aforementioned townships
North Of The base line and Is Of the mn principal meri
Townshp, twenty-five to h'r.yoar inclusive kept the
half Si ssST one in the ste Of
one Thirty thirtyhree four, Of range twenty.
IcMnshps ,wspty five !weny.'ix ,hiryone, th,hce.
Townships i~,nis live and ,%1 range thrty.wo.
or L osr aDpOpAsd sy law 9 he use schools military
rns E s w .sd u the s5
will admitted On until siei
Given and hand ., the city of Washington, hi. swen-
9'e'en'h day Of September Ammo pG 99 ls,Y2rrp
BY the Pr SiS i pr.vr
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every claiming the RE ht of pre- -emption land
Of the townships designa ed this Of
the Of the act of 22j june 1885, nded aud
modified BY the act Of st June ao Of Of the
Latter act here those laws st :, such claims by
1884 u or by virtue Of the Of the 4 September ls each
granting certain privileges another and different ella Of
ers Is requested the the Of the
Register and Receiver Of the Land Office AID make
payment therefor practicable after this
notice. aud before the day appointed
Of the public se Of the land desgnated other
wise such claims will be forfeited
Where he year .rbssqueGt 70 the fling Of the pa shall
sale above mentioned 81 inns under the Of and
above referred will be forfeited if proven and paid
for prior to the expiration Of such year;
THO IT, BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Foreign lmportatlons.

LoSDos-shp swizeri,nd--s5 eask. 10 bottles hale. D
MosewOod eo-2eo bds steel IebS,sonva pkgs Hadas
s B.otcw-is Barring Bro!hcr Goa c Ah.snfsid.,,s Z
Gsdnsr,7 Dodge. Cnm%ipg CO.., Rcse1s1sJ Nosls-Ie
LsnsSi F wv Lasst-i Lssry i col Wiley ( Putnam,
Ill Wright r A Mesier-i Fitch col Maitland
coeo Fnth-s A Low-ios pcs brs 30 pkgs IS
LIvrapooL-Ship Shr6cd-5o coal 1000 sks salt Ker.
saS4' Fos so-s M0%ss Norris BIO,hI.
Hishs JSne. s cam
M,s,nd-i john Rob,nsoL-5 John Gihoe-i W Miller
q rion Hodges s. co-2o bdls sheet iron Cooley smh--
Pkg w q Hunt co.. Bassetl T. Hunt-7 Smith Thur
sp-lins Brothers eaD VIM psmsl M.hoyS 'f DsU
cot Grim PuiImin-2 Fouid -tobo coli McFsrlin
g VIM Hu'chinsop-3A MITCHELL co-i5o brs tin NJ B,uee
20 oder NA'' va '"''e
LIvEnrooL-shp Robert Pake-5o tons 5000 bar. iron
co7 Wood, Johnston Barrlioooo fire bricks sis bearers
eon BOND" Haddsn .oOs Sames Hs%
col NewboId Cru-s5o bags salt NJ Brown-s0oo fire
LvEnrooL.Ship Edmund Perkins-s7 crs lhhd w A Mum
ford-i Psg Rshad.on Wscnl cask 90 bds 1890 bx tin
esd osg. DSt,C b
wat.ol-i. cIts w Harris cks sbaies case Wermore
order
LEoHonN-shp Alab,msn2e bks marble marble tiles
ra'ns 80 grapes 5ss kegs do 100 boxes lemons Fitch
pcs martle T. order
drums gs sOo kegs IS bales coks 200 casks wine
BasToL-B,k Ofando-( Reported yesterday)-o2so bars
200 do II cks Waitsa00 boxes pipes w Jaques-8
Chrsei2 900 FIRE bricks bales carpet do rugs do
PoRr pLAIr-Bue Gde-33a bags coffee ceroons to
scnnbsr-3' II Laurert-ss Meyer & stucken.
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raj this morning. (rhursday at IL O'clock without fur
Their invitation The Jamaica leave the South Ferry
at ei o'clock. -
On the 18th Instant after short and painful illness
Bogart. =
sr II, nds ana acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the fuaera from No Pel street this
al 4 o'clock $3.50
ou Weinesday 9th instant JoHs McCAvrRrr, son of
Bernard McCsfrey, OF severe illness.
ny friends and those Of his brothers requested
tehn MS burial this afternoon, from ais Mott street.
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Passengers Arrived.

rLosoospastet ship swrerlsud-Mr Pix Of London g
Tnnd and s.rysni Mary San1der: New York; Jane Hutton
birmingham Eng; P,tnck Mathew Baltimore; Alexander
LA Lynshbog, Vel John Hay. B.lfas Louis Friedle'n
Panr Az PIArT-Brig Gide-T Caruana and DR. Berrc,
Of France
theuherd.
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The Anti-Angular SYSTEM OF Writips.
GREAT REDUCTION.

IRON TWELVE TO STE poLLAnsi
AR BRSTOW Of London, respectfully informs the Ladder
WI Gentlemen Of New Yosk and Bro that his classes
Day Evening have commenced for the and that
lie has REDUCED has Terms one nsif,-to Sx Doiiars!
AcApEMy No. gas BRoDAwAy, SEAn PARK PLAcE
bold free sreedous and finished businessiike style Of
Writing bad lleghie stiff. crsmred the
writing may be. See specimens the door, 233 Broadway
ArD LADIES
handsome delicate and fashionable Raining Hand
In TWELVE EASY Lessons
~ VISITORS in New York take course in Three
Days MIR. d. is be from to A. NJ or from 20
Pm.
Evening Glasses from 7tos.
BooK.KErrIvo
laugh superior thod, by double and single entry,
cientihsslIy and practically.
Z le>> o. { -
STENOQRAPHY.
Anew system Of the Arr q Writing shSrhand for sskns
iecty BY Mr. Biow course Of lessons at as' Broad
BA work Of the author presented to every pupil for
their permanent guide, oislnsr
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O13 2tawtiyIr
BY THE PRESIDEN L OF TtIE
UNTTED STATES

Il Il
United States q xnsis. hereby declare aud MAKE
Land Uces the State of Ioos the periods hereinafter
Al sSs Land osee DIX NJ commencing on Meaday,th.
.ntsenh day Janay merit Tor the disposal e the iubnc
NoTa Of the base line and Es.t Of he fourth principal
townships twenty ans twenry.one Of range four.
Townships twenty twenty-one, twenty-five and twenty
TOWNSHIPS ntYeisht, and twentynine of
Townships twenty eight and of
Townships tweny-seven and twenty-nne of range ten
Townships twentytwo, twentythree, twenty -four, and
Isns o ssss commencing on Monday
e Mss day q JaSSusy mart 70, the q p0.s q the pub
Mort" Of the base line and Esa @ the third PRINCIPAL
Townships thty-,even hiyeisht ,hirtynine forty, and
''Is sHd h ss forty and
Townships th'rty'even thrynns. forty, and fory-one of
Township thirty seven and forty :one, of range eight
townships thu-eight thirty -niae, forty, aud or'yone Of
Fractional township thaveishf north of the old Indian
boonuary line aud ownshs thirty -nine forty and oity-one,
Fractional townships thirty nine Of the
% Indian boundary ine and townships forty and of
Lssd by C .r The us, g, Of schools military or
Tp r sv;, r ,eb h. s sro 'ns f, tho
% disposed
: S Ss Two WI" be until
a.y 81 Ammo
THO H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofcs.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the Iieht OF option TO land In
any the nshps dsign ted in this proclaim op in virtue
Of the provisions Of the act Of 22d Jone, m extended and
the iss. ere those lay" I'll. sv
of of the pais the Register Office 22d
june 1884 virtue Of the set OF The th September, ia
XII another and dife class OF
Register aud Receiver Of the pop.r LIND Once and make
therefor prsccabe after his notice
aud before the day appointed TO- the comm OF the
public ale Of the and above dcignasd otherwise such
clsi.~ will be forfeited
Where year the filing Of the plas shall
pe previous 10 the day fired for the OF the
above REFER, will forfeited il proven up and paid
THO. II. BLAKE,
.,...,.,- Commissioner Of he General Land Office.
EECHEs-f.ooo lillian Leschss ust received sale
ois N~ec corner Wall and south streets.
OVERLAND MAIL FOR INDIA-HAlNDtN u Co
Columbia from Bosom, and by each susssednf
.eamer fo,i Overland Mail from England India by the
Letter Bags for The above Steamer will close A, uu. AZ
oi3 lttc HARNDEN a CO a wall. n,
QAG CARPET, RAG CARPET AND LTsT-The
~ cheapest IN the cityijC0 yards for sale nicely mxei
snd ',ripsd w last eoors Any person in want Of this
will be sold heap for cash Call sos Sprung
Also, tubs and pals. brecm, and all hpds Of furnishing
war; very low sent to all parts Of the ci's ee q ehsg;
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE
II, MONzANI, IS Thompson street, gives lnstrucnois on
1 the Flnte Terms 30 per quarter, 70 smer