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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-13

Robert II. MOTIFS.
The above committee invited 10 meet at the Mayor
office this day mt O'clock p. M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
ia 'NENT PRINTING OFFICE, !
70 ata Fe, Feb. 10, lS47. {
lc following is an ext

e following Is an extract OF letter writ
New York to the Boston Post, upon re.
" the first news of the battle of Buena Nis-
apIs credltabIo to the memory of Gov Yell
40 the writer.
The loss on our side las been very severe;
danong the killed. notice with sincere sarr w,
Pause was personally acquainted with them,
names of Col. Yell, Of Arkansas, Capt. Lin
o, son of ex-governor Lincoln. of Massachu-
rs and Henry Clay, Jr., Of Kentucky.
Col. iell entered the lists on tho breaking ou,
Inc war year ago, and raised a. regiment of
iunteers. He was a mlr of heroic courage.
The year 1914, though then lad only fifteen
ars Old, he entered the army with Gen. jackson,
~ was at the battle of New Orleans. One Of
"osl sraPhc descriptions ever had of that
nous night was furnished me by Col. Yell
1oseqaently he was with General jackson in
,o,'da, and distinguished himself at the battle
,''e 1orse Shoe He had been governor O,
srNAahsas' and at the time he entered the volun-
81 setv'ce was a member of the house of rep
.ah'es. | received letter from him not
4 iTSso' IN which he spoke exullingly of the
"a ger MS command and of Gen. Taylor;
Ias, losing, inlimated that that might be the
= M a. n ne should ever write mo. Sill he was
hGg Spirits and ready and anxious for the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

q n pursuance of law, |, JAMES X. Polk, Presi
Il dent of the United States Of America, do
hereby DECLARE and make known that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Offices
in the State of ARKANSAS, at the periods herein.
after designated. to wit:
AT the Land Office at HELENA, commencing on
Monday the tlceLfM day Of July nert, for the dis
posal of the public lands within the undcrmen
toned townships and parts of townships TO wit:
Noruh Of the base line, and east Of M> ftM princi-
pal meridian.
The parts of fractional townships one, two and
three, situated cast Of the St. Francis rver town.
ship seven; the north half aud southwest quart or
of section six, and the west halves of sections
seven, eighteen, nineteen, thirty and thirty one
in township eight; and township nine, of range
four.
Townships six, seven, eight and nine, of range
five.
townships eight and nine, of range SIX
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

Nj ARSHALl. &.PoWELL have opened in the
Nlm'ddlc building OF Wilson's row a family Grocc.
ry Store, where may at all times he found
Of every kind that the country affords, and family
groceries OF every description boat stores, aud all
ARTICLES usually kept in such establishments which
will be sold at the market prices and warranted TO be
OF the best quah,es Country prodnce of every kind
purchased. for which we will pay the highest market
prices. GIVE US CALL.
Van Buren, April 3 lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

,VNHE house and lot main street, Van Butcn 'op.
posite the Hotel of Mr. Jno. Bostck, lately occu.
peG by Marshall q Powell as family grocery stor
for which purpose it swrll adapted, being in an cI
gbe location 10 all the produce that is brougb,
into the city, and in a neghborhood trat viii amply
support a good family grocery store
Terms ablc, and can be known Nv applica,ior
to |. NJ. Marshall, Wilson's main street
April ;, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

DEAR slR:-Ihe accompanying bea uful gem
Is taken from the Memphis Appeal. Those who,
nave read the Last days of Pompeii" will never
lorgel .he Interesting passage where the blind gill
presents flowers to lone, her favored rival. Will
you 40 me the favor TO give It nook in the ain.
'ei"s ssu'eh 1-1-s--- r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
';"rs. according TO their respective,

Col. L. ]. REARDoN-The publication 'Urerl !
following nuy prevent much Inconvenience and
delay about IT after in which the people general
" are interested. d. B. GREER.
Heretofore the law required that vacancies in
the Office Of Justice of tho Peace should be filled
by an election by the people. BY an act of the
last. Legislature this law repealed, and the
power vested in the Governor to fill the vacancy
by appointment. The public seems not to b. a.
ware on this change of tho law, as notices Of the
occurrence of vacancies are forwarded to this Of
ticc under the expectation that they will be filled
as formerly under the Old law by an election.
The Executive Of course can h;tv. no know
ledge as 10 the persons best qualified for tic Of
flee in the various townships throughout the State.
therefore, Whenever certificate Of vacancy is
forwarded, L should bo accompanied with re-
commentator Of some competent person, whose
appointment desired by the people Of the town
ship. -. h. bREElt, SeCTctdry 0f Stdfe.
SECRETA,Y's OFFICE.
Little Rocl. April &, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
NEW STYLE BONNETS,
HnAyD LES .D-2 H33 90
MOURNING GOODS.
VARIETIES. '

4 ADYS' POLISHED REDICILE CLA&rS,
do. Steel Beads
Fine Ivory, Horn and Tuck dr". ing r"mhs Pearl an
Bone buttons; lirmnlngs' Nccd,cs, French German
and American Cologne water; o.an-r, lavender
Rose, and Ior Gr water; Essential oI.s aud essence
Of all kinds: E>trusI>c variety rAtraciS; lhdei.Ibe
red, black, Id India Iuk.: Faarus lines, Hooks an
sirucds: IIr-hy srrutcu pure rcd Fears oGt; Narou
color S.al.", wan; Drawing and letter paper; BiaC
Grayuu~. :>hA,iu~, Cr,A.'s dui Fine Soap. Milk @
Roses, PuuAtuIu Steel pens, - ,,:Ii,, I.rcussiu
Caps, rIc. etc. E.r...chv
WIZ : VI MANERS,
lI1Y !, II, Druggists IT, Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
OIs.Ti AR

Dcprtcd this Ii rc, in the city Of New Orleans, o
the 1871 day Of February last, aged % year, JAMES
S,Irn' Esq, Of Col. James smith, of Arkansas
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
SECRETAlY' OFFICE.
little Roc,, April e, 1917.

Tie Nfr Pope.--A Io:tor from Florence says
that the resent liberal Pope was once a missiona-
ry to the United Sln:cs. This may be key to
his lib crli opinions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

0 o being h yGr
n.y. laws ~~ opnnE
L p w mont ymy Il &c Older
h n Fir tic fTm
com La ~
tr oTeR
y
nd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
THE Markets.

CONREUTED WEEkLN.

CONNEI TFD WFFkIN.
COTTON--pcr IUO lbs s. 80
C,orr 40
Oat, shcllcd, 81
Oats, sAcaf, l6al0
Flour, : FF. - Pa! 30 per IGi lbs
90 FF Sal - q" " "
TCJaCcp, none, - " "
1,mp , " 'H5 ~ - " -
II les.
C,rn meal, rcr bu>I.cI, 50
wheat, L'avp
IIu.Is "a shoulders sides :
,rt r,.r kry Ir1
I.,f 4Ia3
Tll!uw, cas-
LrrsA.y &2a.J
,I,,tnn ja6
JaO
2uti,-. I6aIS
Eggs ga Chickens, per dozen 2Ial.5J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
MORE CHEERING NEWSlI
Id. z. rEcEseLEg'W

DRA Z ER 4 " d TIILOR.
EAVINIi removed to the W est side Of Main ,Ircrt
! immediately opposite Wilson's Row, ncAt door
10 SnnmDms Tin MHnrj jqctory " here hc is prcpared t
execute all work i'll his line, in the and most
fashionable style, Garments will be ma dc to order in
strict conformity with the present prevailing fashions
ara taste of the day.
Van Buren, Apri "a, lSl1. ll-lf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
MARRIED..

On Intervening of the I'D. nlt, at Hazel Glen, Ben
ton CO, Ik, by the Rev. Wa>hbournr, Mr., \. w
DrNsMonE, of Madison county, Ky, to Miss KATE
youngest daughter Of Col. Hugh y. Anderson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS

COUNTY OF CHAwFouD.
IN tie Circuit Court Of SIM COWnfy al Tie fc6ru-
ary Term, 4. d. 1917.
February 7.b, 1917.
William N. Bennett, Joseph BcnncuO
and Frederick Montgomery. Mer.
chants and partners in trade, trad
ing sGd doing business together as AssUMrsIr
such by ana under their partner by Ar.
ship name, sty ic and firm of VIII / r.cuMrN-
lam NJ. Bcnnclt {. Co., Ilalmi!gS.
ohm Griffith Dcit.lam.
a / this day cainc the said plaintiffs by atlorney,
e = and II appearing 10 the Court hero that the
otdcr Of publication made in this at the last
! :rm Of this Cour., has not been duly published;
is therefore ordered by the Court here tina; tho
. I'D defendant DO again notified by publication
lat the SAID plaintiffs action is founded on book
rccount tcr Livcrs govds, wares, me -cha ndlsc
nd challeis by tho SAID plaintiffs and sold and
Hvered unto said defendant, that the amour, of
no said plaintiffs demand is 1896 10 as sworn
TO, that attachment has issued against his
e,tale, and that unless lie shall appear bv himself
attorney, on or before the ihird day Of the next
tenn Of this court, which will NICE; and be held
lat the Courthouse. in the county aforesaid, on
thc first Monday Of August, A. ID. 1917: and i,
h further ordered by the Court here hat copy
10 tRs order and notice be inserted for four weeks
successivey IN some newspaper printed in this
ISIale, SO thai the last insertion thereof be made
a. least thirty days before the first day of the
next Term Of this court, and that this cause be
rontinued until the next Term of this court,
A true copy from the record.
N Attest, a. MCLEAN, Clerk
!. tiPra pa 41.-li-4w. Prs. fee, SO 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
J JEHEil. COLLINS.
j. & j. COLLINS
RECEIVING,
0 R WARDlNG AND COMMISSION
-@E ID = z ~ a- q - "a O,H~Ss
RECEIVING
No. GI COMMERCE ST.

New Orleans, La.
APRrL 24TH, Isi7 no, iI-Iv
30 guffiutW n
FORK room. The got credit for being be-
yilchcd, until the cause of these daily quarrclS
bout which the unfortunate pair were seriously
oncer.cL. nas discovered. A considerable
luautu of seeds Of AeuJune rere tound unIcr The
tore, and with the remOTal of tho substance
which emitted this unfortunate OIo-, 0H tendency
0 qua, ri runquiShrd!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

i gccI Tho gran! feature in the '0r"-
en- Constitution which the King of Prussia has
gwen 10 lis people. is the organization of all the
40, inrinI dir,S n u CNnurrSs. or unti"nil =
AZURE in power TO regulate taxation Indepcn-
lent Of the King.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to tho righ. of pre-cmp-
ton TO any lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same' to
the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver OF
for, as soon as practicable after seeing his notice
and before the day appointed for the commence
menr of the public sale of the lands embracing
the trac. claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. . RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
1918 W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
S. BENNETT,
MERCHANT TAILOR. FORT SMITH

.ff.h$St tfEf.SI I-fTIVN5 TONT SNITH,
AS now on hand, and will consta ntly keep well
selected stock of superior Blue, Black, invisible
Grccn Cadet and all other fashionable colors of broad
clot ms; and the handsomest stock OF Cassmercs and
cstngs ever offered in the State purchased this sea-
son in New York. which he is at ali times prepared to
make up IN ne most fashionable style, and superior
manner All kinds Of trimmings from the finest aual.
ity to pain.
lie hattcrs himself from his long experience to bo
able TO please aud will warran, his work to be what
represented Reports Of Fashions received ouar,,,
Iy, from Now York and Philadelphia.
February e, lSi7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Don't make ii bridge of my nos",' rs the bull
ock's head sad when i! was frozen IN tho zee
md the boy >katcd over i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

s1ts OF ARKANSAS
toCat' OF Ck--roRD, : @f
"a ne Circuit Court of sail County, al Tie FEB.
raaTy Term, A. d. 1917.
Feb. l2Ih, ls47.
Henry Clark, HaintiG, J,
Theodore c. Boyer, DcJcmdant,S 4"cANLNF'
q ND now on this day came the snid plaintiff
"A by attorney, and tho defendant having
wholly failed TO appear and plead or otherwise
answer std plaintiffs aclion-and it uppearin to
the satisfaction of the Court hero that the said
defendant Is nonresident of this Stute and that
this IS an action of deb, foundcd on promissory
note. bearing da!c the 2lst day of December,
lSl2, payable 10 said plaintiff for S5e0 90 upon
which writ Of attachment has been issued acaiins,
the estate OF said defenLan,--it is therefore. on
motion, ordered by tho Court, that unless said
defendant appear by himself or attorney, on or
before the third day Of the next Term of this
Court. and plead, answer, or demur 10 said plnn-
III $ Lccaration judgment will be entered agains,
hun and his property attached by vir,uo Of id
writ Of attachment, be sold 10 satisfy the same;
and 1t is further ordered by the Cour, ,ho, This
order be published in The Arkarsas ln,clipcncer.
pnpc. : 'hc 'Gwr OF Van Buren,, two
weeks succcssi'cy, Inc .asl insertion whereof 10
be at least thirty days previous TO the frs, day Of
the next term OF this court. and that this cause
stand continued until tho next term cf this court.
y true copy from the record.
Attest, A. MCLEAN Clerk. :
, apr" II, H.-ll-2w. Prs. fee, S6 %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Of
grats, 10 for si
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Pay Of ArtlLlT
fantrv SoiSf
DRAGoONS a.
! ,chen SerEi.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
RAlD 01DnS

A LAD1'S gum elastic gnrter, with silver
"A clasp to it; and oao which is highly valued
by the loser; was lost on last Sunday. The Gnder
of the same viii be IibvraIIy rewarded by re.
turning il to This office.
APRIL 20M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Corial Punihmem.--The Penn. House OF
has rejected bill 10 abolish cap
tai punishment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
NOE HdIaI.

Z Ii. persons indebted to Wushhuurnc & Pryor,
I are hereby notified I" male pa Inrnt to MIR. {.
d. Pryor, ho alone is authorized to tie the bus
ness Of the concern.
WASHBOURNE & PRYOR.
April 10, lSI7,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Name has contributed ST 600 for The Relief Of
IreIani. s. 1873 OF which was contrib Ited by the
people Of Portland.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has contributed
Sl.S2S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

y w IIFll IS SFd UI0. shy tTTV WV'ITY VWNF'ItT,
Where Pm sure of good Supper ind Bed
A good Breakfa too, any can give,
And know my Horse wW be fed.
Come! patronso now my oorrowed Poetry,
And let mo not "wrlte in vain,''
For round my full table and round my bright fro,
shal! still continue to reign.
Come, Agents, Traders, TrappcrS, and all,
And see if | don't treat you as well,
As any big house tina: has big name,
Aye, even if it was Gross Hotel.
will leave you now Til we meet at my door.
The door of the great -"Caravan." g..
Where I've plenty on table, and plenty in store,
And good fire to warm you within
DANIEL ANDERSON.
Military Road, Choctaw Nation.
April 10Th, lS47.-tf. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Fort smith Prices Current.
fF.........,.y Wal Ia,

FLOUR, 50 81 80
Earn NraI 30
earn 50
Cotton 81 80
Potatoes, 81 ~"
Onions, 81 'u
Butter, -
Eyys .
Bacon, hams)
Lard none
Beef CATTLE corn fed, d i ,
DuIts none
SUGAR. s. .
Coffee 81 a .
Wbj.kcv 90 a 30
Salt > %
Produce Of all kinds j. Icddys,r, tn; market being
badly supplied for lnr. Fat b"'l cattle wou d
meet with ready sale, pur, meal and potatoes are IN
good demand.
W. II. & VI. MAYERS.
4 urLL 23l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
\. hS. HOY.
SIR G. EON DEN VIS'r

ISlIS this city with the Intention ni rrrlaiuir,,
short time, and avul!s himself of il.3, opprtun5i,
to respectfully orr his professional services 10 The
citizens Of Van Buren, and vicinity.
lie vii he found at all Tunes durirv q s,iou-r a,
GRosS II,TE, where he is prepared H. r,rrnfn all op
cra IONS IN HIS branch, in the appn ed style; and
viii wait upon ladies' at their rcsrdcnr., or in Mrs
Gross private p'ri"ur the latter place 'pud be pre-
tcraic upon account OF convenience, To his pr, ratus
Terms Inn.Cratc.
Van Burcm, Ark's ApriI Q I-I- o,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

IrlIN tULfINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Ok BARRELS Kanawha SALT, in store and foI
~ sale cheap.
w. H. 4 NJ. MAYERS.
Fort Smith, April ., 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
SUMMER CLOTll!NG.

l@E received a lot Of summer coats and pants o
~ the latest style which We will .,u lower thar
ever. WILLIAMS u rlIILIrS.
Van Burcn, April ,, 1871
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

,oc, townships six and seven, the north hoIf =,
evao,a on 'hrty' in township eight, and ,ownsb' % VI
ieventeen' of range seven. e'' ""o township
Towne Tp h;ps nIne, Inesu of range eight.
on one, the north half and soHt onu fractional Sec
cnon Two and fractional sections tGrPfRt J'er OF
irty-one, in township ten, of range nine.
Townships nine and ten; and sections two.
hree, four. five. oight nne ten, eleven, fourteen,
.''een, seventeen, nineteen. twenty, twenty-nine,
mrty, thrty.oEe and thirly-,wo, in township
sven, Of range ten.
! ~ Il. TIM L.l...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Cotton-ordinpry 10 10: mid. lO& mid
ing fair llall4:air T.; coed fair l24al3; good
fine l3!al5 cents.
Sugar--Loulssianna 5la74 lIuvrna white 8
10; brown 53aGa.
Mo.asses-25a2S4 per gal.
ToDacco-I 4nG C.
Flour-$5. 75a6.75.
Whiskey-Rccufcd 2l! !a23.
Coiice-7Sa7!.
Sal,-77aSl.I3.
Corn-SOaSS4.
april, l7h.
Ok BARRELS Kanawha SALT in store and for
A,D sale chcap
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

County OF CRAWFORD.
IN tie Circuit Court Of Srm COnnty at Tie fcjru-
ary Term, 4. ID. lSI7.
February 7,b, 1917.
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TO rASflEisSi

EOL'EF WDDLLEN FACfORY.-Thc
~ subscriber will keep on hand large assor,.
meat oiClIIh ofhIs own manuiac,ure, which ne
proposes tn exchange trI wool. He viii give
one ynrl ni good heavy cloth tor two and hail
pIu1i' Of good clean wool of the SAM quality
or he will ork wool upon shares ss follows -
give nne-halt the cloth the wool makes hv recejv-
in- eight cents per ward from the customer upon
hls hlf all the wool makes Nv receiving thirty
eight cents per ward fDT manufacturing. lie will
also rninufac,ure Tor customers-hlintets jeans
ali fnnol', - well a saiinelt aud full cloth.
Ctph Dressing done on reasonable terms.
ln1 at short notice. None but the best work.
men will br cnplnyed.
Any persnn gnnI 4, Chcagn, from the cen.
trrl or southern part Of the STATE, val pass hy
this town, an all the subscriber wishes. to in
sure c'"Iinnancs Of patronage, is to once have
\ nan patrolizs him. Wool can be SAINT up the
Illinois river directed n ]. s. Mauesnn, Joliet.
w Ill county. tn the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru
;il4.. AMI it will he forwarded, whore cloth will
hs pa, up IN neat an safe manner, According
- the above terms and sent in return 10 any part
# the State without troubling the owners 10 &C.
crmp,ny it. \ MATrESON.
Y. B Persons coming Il on distance with
1rrntiry Of wool to be carird or manu- factured.
if obliged to stay over night, shall be TO M ry-
pensc. 4 H.
Joliet, March .2l, 1917. 40
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Keeping Celery over Ulafer.-ln
answer to an inquiry by subscriber
for the methods of keeping celery
over winter, there may be mentioned
three ways:
Letting it stand in the trench--in
which case it should be covered with
long straw and boards so laid over
it that it will be protected from the
net, whichis supposed to be more
prejudical to it than mere cold.
The Boston market gardeners dig
it late in autumn, trim off the fbrous
roots, cut of the top, lay it for two
days, and then pack it in layers oil
perfectly dry sand, in barrel. AZ
terlying two days to air it goes into
the barrel much wilted, but regains
its plumpness, and comes out as fresh
as from the trench.
Lastly, it may be put in rows OF
the cellar bottom, without triming
and earth heaped upon it. Set i
plank at an angle Of 45 degrees an(
bank up the earth against it, set;
row ofroots and cover them with dirt
then another row, and Sc on.
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y. Form OF a bid, guaranty, and certificate:
l., ,rcsiding ut in the coup.
~ OF in the state Of hereby oler
WV ,""'u o'a'es 'he SUN OF dollars in
cash Tor their right, title, interest. and claim 10
the properly described IN number IN tb,
pinted advertisement Of the solicitor of the T,en
sury, upon the terms and condition therein m, N.
uohed; and hereby, IN consideration If tho
premises, agree in Gaze my bid therefor shall 10
accepted by said solicitor to deposit that sum.
~ hM'hi money, IN one Of the depositdr,s mem
TONED ~ sand Advertisement, within thiny day,
alter my bid shall be accepted aud notice there.
oil sent t. me by mail.
DiIei lSi..
Tor value rcrevcd, guaianlce 10 the Unitcl
mates Tho performance Of the above undertaking
hy the sisnet tht roi, In case his bid be- acc, pt,d
Dated ,IS4I
certify that the above pGanutor is r.snonsi-
bic 'or the sum mentioned in the above bl,i.
~. Piats e the lands ~ Boston can be- seen a,
the office of the tuIei States district attorney
IL that city aud in the solicitors office at Wash.
mCion.
Bib no, performed on the psrt Of the bidder.
according 10 the terms specified ~ the above con.
dlionS, may at the option At the solicitor. TO
declared null aud void. la 6li eases where fraud
may have been prctiscd against the Tinted
States. the solicitor may, before executing the
conveyance, declare the bid invalid aud OF 10 ei.
feet. X, IL. GlLLET
4 lritpr pf the Irgnsuyv
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Which said lands conveyed by Samuel Swar,wout VIM.
Young president the Mount Savage Coal and Iron Company IN
3i dy of December 1912 and recorded January g. 1913 in L6er
b. No. 49, 49, aud 90 the land records OF Aegany coun-
ty, Md" " - me.
% distress a,ant az ain said Swarwout the 22i November
s3 and bought in by United The deed ct the marsh to
the United States June H. 1884, and duly recorded in the
seveat counties in the state OF ino" "hert 'h'hu Ies'
CONDITIONS
Each hid mus, number the schedule &C. Tor
cash to be deposited the following places to the credit oil the
solicitor specifying, account OF what particular mum
Der 10 the schedule of property it is deposited, TO- Wit ,
The United States treasury Washington, District OF ColuWba
the Assistant Treasurer New York, Philadelphia Charles
tor, y. g., New Orleans AMI st, Louis =, a. ,,, ,,
The Collector customs at Buffalo, M :" D2umoe wa
Wilmington N O. Savannah Ga, Mobile Ala and Richmond al
Surveyors of the customs Nashville, Tenn Cincinnati Ohio
and =. ,n--,u
Receivers public Little Rock A 'oe'sonVhe ihu
Chicago, H.. aud Detroit Michigan. -, i.
@ Ech bid must accompanied with guaranty w eo"
be,y which must be certified by collector naval officer marshal
UuiedSes district attorney postmaster ina. 'n
an the making Responsible Tor tue
receiving n CERTIFICATE depos'e, sgh'u ny one '
mentioned quit claim deed conveying All ne s WY
interest the United states the property uescoeu ~ wv
bid paid for .snd acknowledged W tue so'co
Treasury the purchaser Such conyh
will be sent, free Of expense post oce IN he o"'u '
may he requested r.,.., =. ,. ali
cior whether there sha bids for the property
B. Before bidding, all persons requested 10 maNe
auan,ci SITUATION value, and title OF the properly ey ~
upon their own Judgment n
the |. day for receiving the bids wiz De openeu
of the department US sha" pc N.
and will be examined and passed upon as last M Prh la, "a M
will he given promptly to each person whose ''' ="
others, .,,., n, ,,,,
T. The name of the bidder should in NIL eases 10 w''''" 49,
and in eeibIc h, nd The bidder should s'sihe na' " ~
Office which communications for him are ~ DO % T.; ,h.o
& Bids must be ,e ,ed aud marked the outside IN .aeo
"S.ALgp u. y. PWorsnrri anu "'''''''" "
Of the Treasury, Washington, D. u