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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-14

leriog world, we look with confidence
for The time when tho ridiculous and
prolane superstition Of the divine righ
Iol kings worthy only Of the dark days
when power was bot another namo lor
Ityrsnly shall become a mockery and q
10y word among all NATION Of NE esrOH
when The sceplre OF the monarch shall
only bo found deposited along with the
obsolete helmet and shield Of tha crusa-
Ijer-and when men enlightened by
christianity ood repubIicanism shall
look back with wonder oD 'herr nseo.i.
IbIuy 10 laelr own power their own
rights and their owe dignity.
3 Res0iura, That we should endeay.
or as the first step in lhrs greal work 10
Ipreserve Irce aud incoohminatd from
the polIuiog foot Of tyranny, The soil
Iot this grool continent, snd b1! our du.
Iry TO ourselves and 10 mankind as well
IS gratitude to Providence for the pojl-
zeal blessings we eojoy reqlOrc US by
Iall jusiflble means, 10 cherish snd en-.
courage the progress Of free institutions
upon this continent, until The Western
world shall be GALAXY Of Republics.
4 Resolved, Thal We rejoice in the
undeniabe evidence that the peo ls of
this country are united as one mnn in
their determination mairt in even to the
last resort of all nations our clear and
IiuconlestibIe right to OREGON right
so demonslrable and im2regnabla that
Inaughl but r5pacity and iojusIice would
ask Us 10 surrender it.; ard that in our
Iopinion the notice to terminate The Joint
occupancy should be given with all
Iconvcnienl despatch.
s. RcS0Iacd. That the able and mas.
lerly exposition in demonstration of our
tile by Mr.. BucuANNAN and The dec.
led advantage obtained by him in the
discussion, enrilie him to cur thanks
and esteem, and prove sill more con.
clusiVeIy his talents his research and
his patroi.m, and we approve Of thp
course Of the members of the Senate aud
House, and Heads Of the Department.
lor the advocacy OF American rights and
principles in reference 10 our national
iomain.
6. ResOlrcd, That we have The (ul
est confidence in The integrity, the ta'-
MS, and the democracy Of JAMES X
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-14
President.
BENJAMIN CHAMPNEYS.
Tice Presidents.

Reuben G, Hale, Michael D. Wsrtman
James l., GiIis, Maj. william Fry, DR.. X
MeCICIIand Samuel earn, Alex. McKeeve
Alexander Small, Alexander NJ Black, A
Il Reeder, Francis Ticrnqn, Thomas Over
ton, james p Hoover, L. b. iInbIey, join
Snodgrass, Allison White, John Il Man.
dcrGcId, J. l.. Smith, A5ner Kelly, Jacol
Brnkcr, Isaac s. MOnroe; James Magec
John B. Serigerc,
Secretaries.
George Il Riddle, John CresswelI jr. G
W. TenbrGck, Joel B DanneE, John Stall
man. Jacob Redvecker, Adam Slemmer.
The officers took their seats, when Mr.
Champneys, the President returned thank
in neat and eloquent address
On motion committee of l3 was ap
pointed to prepare resolutions for the adog
uon Of the Convention.
After the consideration and rejection c
resolutions by decided voles,ln favor Of tie
one term principle and Of a new man H.
Convention proceeded 10 the nomination q
a candidate for Canal Commissioper-lh
rpguli of tho hsllni wsc no fnIIoute-
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENT.

Jaus d JoNEs. Gin. CALEB JONES. Phil.
+ d. & c. JONES, No. 10, Pearl Street.
~ Cincinnati.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS - The undersigned beg
leave 10 call the attention of Southern and
Western Merchants generally. to their very
large asa extensive assortment of Dry
Goods. procured direct from the importers.
Manufacturers aad Agents. and selected
with especial reference 10 the wants of tho
Trade, and which they pledge themselves IL
sell on the mos, favorable terms Of Tho
largest iobb,ng houses in the east. ~
They are now receiving barge invoices OF
FALE. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
and will be prepared, al all times, to sell
orders IN their line with despatch. w
Merchants. who have been in the habi, OF
procuring their supplies from Boston. New
York. Philadelphia. or Baltimore. are par
,icularly invited 10 call and examine then
stock before visiting the Eastern critics.
| ss j. ID. B. c. JONES.
Apg. 1915. (291 No. 10, Pearl street.
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10 W A Fl q USE.

IND GENERAL SATGE OFFICE.
THE undersigned haG,rg leased the ato"e
] we'll known STAND. situated on Front
street. opposite the steamboat landing, and
ref,set i, with new furniture. wonid respecI-
FULLY inform re ci,z-as Of Bloomington and
The surround hg country. as also The lrayel-
ling public al he Isl now prepared for the
accom.nodaNon oitte public 10 q manner
which ;he tiai,er. himself cannon ia:I 10 please
FITS table will be supplied with the best the
market affords. and his sinlile with all kinds
Ios grain. under the rare OF careful and auen.
i've o<lEers. A sbars Of public patronage is
respectfully soliciIedl His charges are mod
efale, corresponding with The times. a..,
ia S BORLAND.
Bloomington Sept T.
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IOWA CAPfT0 OIL REP( 3R9.ER
f4.ts - Yusxssazp wEExLr, siss ssil
ABRAHAM H. PALMER sl

TsaMsop SgsscRisrior.-Two Dollsfl
per annum in advance, OF Three Dollars q
the expiration OF SIX months, end il paymen'
Be delayed until the end Of the year, -Four
DollsIs will be required; One Dollar for six
months il IN advance, and Il not. One Dollar
and fiiiy cents nlustbe paid
ITNo paper discontinued until srreara.
ees are aid, except Al the option Of the pub
lisiItr. i
sKATEs or ADvEaTisiro.--For square o
twelve lines, 6rsf insertion. 81 90; each sub
quent insertion, 50 cen,s--largeT ones in
proportion. Advertisements sent 10 the afiice
for.nser,ion, without designating the number
Of insertions. will be continued until ordered
Out. and charge accordingly.
nrLiberal deductions made 10 yearly ad.
veriisers.
rs Letters addressed TO the editor, in
order 70 receive aitention.MusT BE- Posr pam
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
VAEjw "a nlt1 ia WAITER
POWER FOR SALE.

!HSHE President and Directors Of the
Iowa City Manufacturing Company
will sell at private sale the whole OF the
water-power, land and improvements be-
longing to said company, consisting of a
dam in the Iowa River, afforeing suEi
cient water power 10 propel from eighty
to one hundred pairs OF four and a hall or
five feet bur-s, two acres Of land on the
east side OF the Iowa River, and about
of said river, including the abuaments on
each side The dam is constructed Of
square timber and rock, and is admitted
by all competent judges who have seen it,
to be the most beautiful and substantial
structure Of the kind in the western com.
try. The buildings are frame gris:-miil.
running two pairs of burrs..and a saw mill
running one saw, with sufficient room Tor
two, and large carpenter shop, con.ig-
nous to the mills. This property is locat-
ed about two miles above Iowa City, in
one of;he most healthy and fertile sections
of Their Territory Of Iowa, and is beyond
all doubt the best water power for manu.
featuring purposes west of the Mi>sissip.
pi river. There is large body of tim
bsred land extending thirty or forty miles
up the Iowa river, from the dam, which
will, for all time to come furnish sufIi-
cient quantity of timber for all necessary
purposes The land on both sides of the
river, adjoining and extending below the
breast OF the dam, can be purchased upon
reasonable terms. The above property
will be sold very low, and upon easy and
accommodating terms, so much so as to
make it an object To any individual or com-
parry wishing to invest capital in such bu.
siness as requires the use OF water power.
Any company Of individuals purchasing
will be entitled to all the benefits and
privileges OF the charter granted to the
Iowa City Manufacturing Company by
the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
of Iowa, which, together with the proper
ty above mentioned will be shown to any
person applying to the President or Secre-
tary Of said company at Iowa City.
BY order OF the board Of Directors:
JACOB Fl. STUVER, President.
Arson HART, Secretary,
Iowa City, Aug 9Th, 1915.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration de bonus non of the estate
Of A. j. Willis. late Of Johnson county,
have been granted by the Probate Cour,
OF said county. 10 Morgan Reno.
All persons indeb,e to SAID estate are
hereby called upon 10 make immediate pay
ment. az said estate ought 10 and shall be
settled al as early day as the law w,ll
guaranty. Those having claims against
said estate will present them duly auiheni
Gated tor settlement.
MORGAN RENO, Admir-
of the estate Of A. J. Willis, dec
March l8. le46.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that will apply al the
I next Angus, term Of the PROBATE Court
Of johnson cosL,y. Iowa Territory, TO be
begun and holden on the Isl Monday of Au
gust next, al iowa City. in sa,,l county Of
johnson. for license to sell The real estate Of
Charles Cambridge. late Of said county, de-
ceased, 10 satisfy the debts due from said
estate. =
All persons interested are hereby MOTIF ed
to attend aud show cause, II any 'hey have,
WHY such license should not be granted
+. NJ. IRISH. Admir-
N. B. All persons lndeb,rdr 10 the estates
Of john +. & Charles Cambridge Ivy note
or account, are hereby notified that James
p. Carleton Is authorized 10 collect the same
as soon as they are due.
+. NJ. IRISH, A.lm'r
Of estates oil J. +. s. G. Cambridge.
Iowa Cliy, June II. 1886. l7w3
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.%fl.NaeN or !NzOlcl,.

ElROM The Subscriber ia Iowa CITY, on
= Sunday the 18th INST. one large brown
Mare. with a star in her forehead, long tail
and heavy smsne. 10 ears old, and had on
when she went away new Leather halter.
Also. one small Soriel Mare, Z years old,
her neck snG.n.d from the effects Of the
pole EVIL. anil bad a STAR in the forehead =
Whoever will return said pares To The sub
scriber, or take hem u, ard give notice 81,
that | can get them, will be handsomely
rewarded aud all rea soma bic charges paid.
G. S. PERSON
Iowa City. May 25lh, 1876 IA
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NOfis.c.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that letters Of
~ administrators upon the estate OF Wal
ter Butler. late Of Johnson county, deceased
have been eranted by The Prnbate Court OF
johnson county. TO Morgan Reao. All
ne sons indebted to said estate are hereby
ca led mpon 10 make Immediate payment
as SAID estate oughi TO and shall be settled
a, as early day as the law Will allow Of
Those havspg claims against SAID estate WI!
presept them duly authenticated for settle
mrni. MORGAN RENO, Admir-
OF estate Of WafNr Butler deed.
March II 1876
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LATEST NEHaV Els
LYM a n. HOLT.

0F Iowa s;ity has opened asiore in Bloom.
~ insion in connection with his store ~
Iowa City. and is now 10 receipt OF the laTg,
esi and mos, sdl-ndid stock ofNEW FALL
AND WINTER GOODS ever offered 10
e,'her City, which be will sell Al lower ri
ces than here.ofors sold 10 those markets.
Ills goods have been purchased in New
York and Boston. selected with great care
and At such prices as will enable him iosell
mucb cheaper and on better Terms, than
Goods hate ever been sold in IOWA. His
stock consists 10 part. Of The following srti.
cles. namrly: as
SILK. F.H.NCY And STHPLE
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~ ~ 3s4ssWsVt eUSS OWt09Js--- & sfzts
Ssa: Hasiag seen several statement,
= the pnblis papers relating 10 The health
M M4tsmqsas, and also having seen ia ons
,pf the journals, remarls purrorting "a
hays been made in Congress, concerning
tAe mauntains of Mexico, beg leave to
cay that have prac,icsd madeleine in the
port Of Matamosas, one rear in partner
ship with Or. ]. P. Gillian, formerly Of
.1ynchburg, Virgins. We enjoyed At iha,
time the confidence Of the people Of that
port, but Ne did not SEQ single case Of
bilieus fever This was in the year 1882.
Sincetfsat time have had constant cor
Tespondence with the residents Of tina,
place, and know thst the yellow fever has
prevailed but twice, and then owing "a
extraordinary circumstances. Both time,
the river has overhowed its banks in the
month Of August, inundatiny the prairies,
and this was sacceedsd by An extraordin.
AIRY cessation Of the rainy season and q
burning sun. i -
The no,intains u Mexico are proven
bisily healthy; and to ASSERT the contrary
argues ! great and inexcusable want Of in
formation on the subject. There is no
country on the face Of the earth more
healthy thansths table lands Of Mexico;
and | challenge any medical man to say
that he has ever seen case Of remiitent
Sr even Intermittent fever contracted
there. Y
Forty o. iiIty miles from Matamoras
Ct Reynoso, on tho Del Norte lives DR..
Bass, Of Kentucky, gentleman Of talent
and education in his profession, who has
been obliged to embark in mercantile pur-
suits TO maintain himself. The town and
vicinity containing upwards Of three thon-
sand inhabitants, and not furnishing him
with professional occupation.
s..s -. CHAS. w. DAVIS; NJ. d.
Washington, May II, 1886.
II We should suppose that no man
was better qualified TO speak on the SUBJ
ject Of the climate Of that region, having
lived and practiced in that vicinity fol
several years. than DR.. Davis is.-Unioa.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
MEDICAL NUEID!s5

DOCTORS MURRAY, MCCORMICK & SWAN,
HAVING associated themselves in the
II practice Of medicine, offer their pro
fessionale services 10 the citizens Of Iowa
Guy mud vicinity, and will attend promptly
10 all calls.
They are always TO be found 81 ther Of.
fee, day end night, unless absent on pro-
iession IL business Office on Clinton street.
few doors north Of Lyman HoI,'s store.
Iowa Civ. June 10, 1876 Is
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~ atHs Irsess sesss y. enc Unieea

IN pursuance or law. LANES 4 Polk,
= President vi The United States OF A neri'
ca. do hereby declare and make known that
public sales will be held Al the undermen
TONED land Office 10 The Territory Of Iowa.
II the periods hereinafter designated, TO wit:
Al the land off :e ~ FAIRFIELD. COM
mencing on Monday, the fifteenth day Of
September nexi, for the disposal of the pub
ships. To wit
NORTH Of he base line and Uest Of The fifth
prmcipal meridian.
Townships sev-t,iy tour 10 seventy seven.
inclusive. of range ten;
Townships seventy 10 seventy seven, in
elusive. OF range eleven;
4 Fractional township sixiy-seven. and
townships sixty eigh! 10 seventy seven, in
elusive, Of range Twelve.
Also. Al the same place, commencing on
Monday. The twentieth dav OF October nexi.
tor the disposal Of the public lands within
the townships and fractional ownships here
,rah~r designated. 10 wit:
North Of tie base line and srest Of The fifth
principal mess.iiaa. s
Ffact'onai ,ownsh'p s'x'y-seven. and
so~uSusP stAty 'ctSut " ecSSu'y-SS'OuS ~
elusive, OF range :hirtee1,
Fractional tcwnsh,p tixiy seven. and
townships sixty eight 10 seventy seven. in.
elusive. ri range fourteen;
fractional township sixty seven, and
Townships sixty eight TO seventy i've. inclu-
sive, Of range fifteen;
Township seventy five Of range sixteen;
The east halt Of the southwest quarter Of
section eight, in township seventy seven
moth Of range three east oil The fifth princi.
pal mprldan
Lands appropriated by law for The use Of
schools. military OF other purposes, will be
excluded from sale.
The sales vii! each he kept open for two
weeks. {nnless the lands are sooner disposed
off, and no longer; aud no private ENTREES OF
land in the townships SO offered will be ad
miied. until alter The expiration OF tine TWO
weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash
ing,on, this ninth day OF May, ammo Dom
in; one thousand eight hundred aud forty
five.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
JAS SHIELDS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
DEMOCRATIC
COU.yTY. CONTENTION:

The Delegates from the several organized
Townships "a Johnson County are request
ed 10 meet a the Capitol 10 iowa Cuv. on
SATURDAY. rsE 2OTH DAY or JUNE
ms T., a 10 O'clock. A. NJ /, for the purpose
Of nominating suitable candidates for the
following Offices. 10 be elected on the 81 day
Of August next. yiz:-One Representative,
one Judge of Probate. one County Commn
sioner for Sd district, Sheriff. Coroner. Coan-
iyRecorder. County Assessor. County Trea-
surer and County Clerk; and 10 transact
such otner businees as may come before
the Convection. As there is now II organ
lied Townships IN the county, the Delega-
ton will be increased TO IS, aud the ratio as
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NOTICE 10 PRE4ENPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
LArp OvrlcE. FAiKriELD. |. T.,2

LAND OFFICE, FAiKFiELD. {. TIT
a May 18th. 1876.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the follow
= ing named township pi.ts were this day
received aud filed Ia this Office, 20 wit:
Township No. II North. Range No. 10 w
9th merid,an--Townships Nus. 73 end n
North. Range No II w. b meridian
Townships Nos IL. Is anI "a North, Range
Mo- S w. 5tn meridian.
50 BERNHARr HEM. Reg'r,
81 v. P.l.vAN ANTWERP, Rrc'r. 4
June IL. 1876 l7w4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17

04ul1lB 2OvOUlO01Ys~
a aSsllne = sh9 III stsalsc sitTxsas d
Clear Greek toMhship, was held Il Ire
h6useo Of VIRGIL Lancaster, June 1871,
1886; and VA, rganixsd BY calling JoxA-.
sfAAN TALHor 70 tie chair and |speoint-
ing James Hsclark Secretary On mo-
IN. - fulls~inE gentlsmen 4Iere up.
1sintsd Delegates 10 the county, Conven.
tlbAsat lows CITY: sssy
1dHard' Ksslsr, VIM. 9. cl.rk. Jno.
Tablet spd ia. n. Clark. &. III 81 '.'
o. motion, i Was v. U 81
Resolved That The proceedings 81 this
greeting b published q The Iowa Capital
4 JONATHAN TALBOT. Chm. I
ssJAe. y. CtAsx, Sec'y. 8
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GG w a. @ on SIS
II. ~. .uFLLEH,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN &
PRODUCE. gs
Wafer SraEET, BLooMINGroS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TERRITORY OF Iowa,
Mxhaska Co,nty

DY order Of the Probate Cport in and eo1
Dsaid county, / will sell a, Pubic Sale on
the Second day Of June next. The undivided
interest belonging to the estate Of James
Ross. late Of said county, deceased, 10 wha,
is commonly known by the name and style
OF Fent. Koss 8. Co.'S mill aud mill clam.
SITUATED on the s nth Fork OF Skunk River,
10 the county aforesaid. appraised at 1857.
The terms If sale will! be as fo!lows-said
properly shalt not sell Cor less sum than
Two thirds Of its appraised value one fon,,h
Of the purchase money cash in hand. ard the
balance in two equal payments OF nine and
eighteen months from the date Of such sale,
by giving ample security for the same.
SAMUEL MORTON, Adminis,ra,o,
April 9TH, ISd6-l2 3w
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E.I.NIL GROCERY.

THE Subscriber viii keep constantly on
hand tue following Family Groceries, al
his ord stand one door SCUM OF Berryhiil's
Drug Store. which he intends selling al the
least possible profit Consisting Of
Coffee, 1ms, Ssgnrs, Vinegar, Moiosses,
Rice, .Naeknd, Tobacco Of nllkinds Soap,
Mustard, &leroius, Pepper, Ginger,
.AAspice, .Nufmegs, Cassia, &c. y.
Together wuh a variety Of other ariicles, TO,
numerous 10 mention. Call anI See.
ROBERT q: HEATING.
Iowa City. May 7,h. 1876 Ia
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
LINN DISTRICT COURT, MARCH TERM, lSa6
MAIIsDA WArrAIs, In Chancery...

vs.. ) Petition Tor Di-
Wusrlse /. WArrAIs ,orce.
gTsHE said Winning WalaIs is hereby
= notified tina, on the 10Th day OF March.
A. D.. 1886, said Mailnda Watlals vi Linn
county anu Tetr.,ory Of Iowa. fled in The
District Court o: SAID county, bill in Chan
Gerry against the SAID Whiting |. Waua!s,
praying divorce from the bonds OF malri
mony now existing between the petitioner
and the said Wh,nng !. Waiiais. And the
said Whnung l. Wauals IS further nolltied
that unless he appear and plead. answer OF
demur 10 said bill ON or before the trst Mon
day in the moath Of September next, The
said Malinda Wa;lals will apply 10 said
court for decree pro conlesso agains, The
sa.d Whi,lng |. Wa,lals, according TO The
prayer OF SAID bill.
JOHN c. BERRY. CLERK.
June 9Th, A . 1876 II Sw prs fees Sc
m. Preston, Sol. Tor Complainant.
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House Carpenter and Joiner

H1ONSc tNTgPV3eT U7sU aDO1NcT
The undersigned ,akes this method Of in
] forming his friends and the public gen
orally. that he is prepared TO execute any
work in his line Of business. in the bes,
manner and most modern style.
SHOP on College. between Clinton and
Capitol Streets. where he is prepared q, The
shortest notice and in the best manner, 10
fill any bin for
&sh, Window. blinds, Shutters, Doors, SC.
Orders from distance sha Il receive prompt
attention. THOMAS SNYDER.
Iowa CITY. March %. IS46 W
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By the President:
JAS SHIELDS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIM
ANTS

Every person entitled 10 The right Of pre-
emPiion TO any lands within the iim,is o!
the townships above enumerated. is requir
ed ~ establish the same 10 the satisfaction
Of The Register and Receiver Of the proper
land Office. and make payment therefor. a,
soon a, practicable afier seeing his notice
ani before The day appointed for the COM
mpncemen' Of the public sale Of The town
ship above deslgo ale (rmbracing the ,rac'
c,aI,ned,) otherwise such Calm viii be Tor.
le:.ed.
JAS. SHIELDS.
Commissioner oflhe General Land Office
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POSTPONEMENT

OF Public Lnsad SnleS ia Iowa.
Public no,ice ~ hereby gwen, 'hsi the
pubic sales of lands. ordered by proclama-
lion of the President Of the United States.
da,ed the nirth OF Nav. 1915. TO be he'u a,
the Land Office a, Fa,yfeid. IN the Terrific
~ Of Io,ra. on the tffieeaih day Of September
mex, and on the iutniieih day OF Octobes
next are declared 10 b. postponed un','. aud
10 commence the former ou The eighteenth
dsy OF May. 1916, and the latter on the
weniy secoid day OF June. 1876
Given under my hand. at the city oil
Washington. this 25,h day Of Aug ISL,
ammo Domini one thousand eight hun.
dfed and forty five.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17

D1SSO1tStsOal o. x.VTINGFS1tp.
NOTICE is hereby given that The partner
- ship heretofore existing between Perry
Tsniiinser and Hugh n Downer, for the
purpose 81 carrying 90 the Saddle and H,r.
ness making business. was dissolved. by
mutual consent. on The Isl Of January. 1876.
Al persons who know themselves indehlea
10 said irm, are required 10 make Immediate
payment TO the undersigned, in whose pos
session The partnership books and accounts
have been left. and who IS alone authorized
10 settle the business Of the SAID firm.
PERRY TANrIiNGER.
Iowa City, April 90. 1916. IL