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TN pursuance of Congress- approved the elev-
President Of the United States sell the reserved mineral
lands in the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Terri
JAMES PoLK Pre- Pde Po Of he United ids sa'e
of Amerca do hereby declare and make known that pub
ILLINOIS on account of The paiabe lead mines therein viii
be held the aforementioned land offices, said State
Al the land Office at DIXON, commencing on MONDAY,
the fifth day Of April next for the disposal of the public
lands within the following townships and fractional town
Noti Of the base line and of the fourth principal neri-
Fractional townships twenty-seven, rwenty-eght, and
twenty-nne, of range one.
Townships twenyseven and tWentyeght, and fractional
township twenty-nine, oil range two
Townships tweny-seven and weneight, and fractional
township twenty-nne, of range three.
The north half OF township twenty township
y-eght, and fractional township wentynne of range four
North Of the ba" line and 'cest Of the fourth principal e
Fractional townships tweniy-seven, twcntyeight, and
twenty-nne, OF range one.
Fractional townships twenty-eigh and twenty-nine, OF
AT the land Office at sHAwNEEToWN, commencing on
MONDAY the nineteenth day of April next for the disposal
of the public lands within the following sections, and parts
of sections, viz
South of the base line aud east of the third principal meridian
Sections frenfyf,co tmenfyne inclusive, and
tons fui vf,co to irtysr inclusive of township eleven;
inclusive and sections eight ceue in
elusive, in township twelve, of range seven
Sections three inclusive sections fifteen to cenf
tco inclusive and sections focntype inclusive
of township eleven; sections wo, three the north hall
inclusive the southwest quarter section trcere the north
half fourteen and sections fifteen eighteen ncu
sive, in township tweve OF range nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools militia
ry other purposes viii be excluded from the sales; also
quarter quarter sections covered in whole in part by
those mining leases which shall not be determined by the
day fixed for the commencement OF the sales
Presumption claims will be allowed to any of the
above lands until after the shall have been offered nj
the public SALE and become subject TO private enty and
all such lands mine mines OF lead
actually discovered and being worked, will be sold in such
legal subdivision subdivisions will include such mine
or mines less than dollars and fifty cents per
The sales will each be keptopen for two weeks, (uncss
the lands disposed o and no longer aud no pr
waite entries of land in the townships and fractional town
ships offered will be admitted until after the expiration OF
two weeks from the commencement of snd sales.
In further of the said act, have caused the
Commissioners the General Land Office to publish with
this proclamation brief description OF the mineral regions
in which these lands lie and OF the lands offered oI
sale which he has prepared from official documents and
other OF information.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
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TYPE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MANUFAcTIREp Al
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO'
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau aud Ann streets, New York, :,
fAN be had at eighteen per deduction from o9
~ prces--The undersigned respectfully inform the od
patrons OF the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
~ james Conners and more recently Conner Cooke :
and the public In general that they prepared to execa
orders Tor printing types, presses, cases, cases, imposing
stones ink frames and every other article necessary to io
complete printing establishments, favorable ter'
United States.
Borders, cuts brass rule and all other articles mnnuac
tnred at this establishment the same reduced rates
New articles got up TO order being furnished with pa
terms
The type cast Mt this establishment is both in the style o.
lace and the material of which is made particularly
adapted Tor service in newspaper printing.
All kinds of stereotype furnished -,
JAMES CONNER 81 SON
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Tammsny Hall, opposite the Park and City Hail.
street, New York.

NHE proprieors OF this extensive hotel the celebrity Of
which has spread throughout the United States and,
indeed throughout Europe, and which the European
plan OF lodgings and table, under distinct organizations,
first Introduced into this country, have recently added
the large main building of their hotel elegant addition,
fronting the Park, six stories high, which has greatly in
creased the capacity of their establishment the
tanment Of the travelling public The location of Tam
many Hall known to be not only the pleasant OF
hotel in the city, but unsurpassed in point of
nenoc to OF business and all the principal
places OF public amusement The European style of
tanment is still maintained and the whole establishment
has recently been ettted and put in perfect ORDER the
whole being under the immediate superintendent of Mr..
CHARLES Brown, whose long experience the business
nabes the propretors to all who may favor them
with their patronage OF every attention which be pro-
Anril nl--l9n
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Nv the President of the UnI.ed states.

IN pursuance of act of Congress, approved the
eleventh day of July, 1896 entitled "An authorize
the President United States to sell the reserved min
terlands of Illinois and Arkansas and Terri
tories Wisconsin and Iowa. supposed to contain lead
L JAMES X. POLK, President of the United States of
America do hereby declare and make knewn that pub
lie sale will be held the land Office at DUBUQUE, in the
Territory of Iowa, commencing on MONDAY, the eighth
day of March next for the sale OF the public lands hereto
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eighth day of September Domini thousand eight
un DIR ed and iorty-slx. $500.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the PRESIDENT
JAMES III. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.

The lands the DIXON district embraced in the above
proclamation of the President of the United States
explored by Mr. Owen the geoogst OF the State of Indiana
under instructions from the Treasury Department. and
compliance with resolution of the House of Repre-
ves passed 9th February, 1889 The able report of this
gentleman published document No. 239 House of Rep
esentaves first session of 18th Congress- shows that these
lands include all the productive mines, and the entire
gion in which, from observations during his survey, there
believe that valuable OF may readily
be found Further that in 1899, the lead mines OF Illinois,
Iowa, and Wisconsin, though only partially worked pro-
dnced upwards of thirty million pounds Of leadthose of
Illinois yielding their full poportloand that the whole
district, if properly mined, would yield hundred and
fifty million pounds per annum.
These lands being situated and the Mississippi
and Fever rivers the OF transporting the products OF
them Louis is only about fifteen per hundred
pounds. The soil is of excellent quality, and yields abund
anty all the products of that latitude.
The lands in the SHAWNEETOWN district have not
been explored fully those in Dixon. Recent discov
cries have been made however, rich veins of the sulphur
OF lead and znc contiguous and both sides OF,
these lands, indicating the existence OF similar deposles
within them. The facilities for manufacturing white and
red lead represented as being ample and the lands
situated within about miles OF the Ohio river,
the metal in any FORM be transported to all the pfinci
pal markets trihmg cost.
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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MRs. BANNERMAN, from baltimore VIII open io'
wi few days, Pennsy lvania avenue four and
half street.
handsome assortment of ready clothes ioT cur
dren and infants
Overcoats, embroidered and silk sacks
Dresses and worked robes
Ladies' dress caps and head dresses
Capcs, collars, and chepisets
Lnenoambrc handkerchief, collarets, and under
sleeves j
Also, handsome assortment of gendemans shirts, eor
lars, stocks, scars, aud cravns
Embroidered shirts and white cravats for evening g
parties. Mar l-eoa
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A RIsTA's Map of the Seat OF War, being nm en-
IA graved copy of the taken at Resaca de Palma,
giving also diagrams of the battles of 9Th and OH of
May, and of that OF Monterey plans of Vera Cruz OF the
castle San Juan of the harbor and cnvrons of Tanpco
tebles of distances, &c &c. Price % Just issued
and this day received 10y +. TAYLOR
March
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DOARDING.-Mrs STETTfNIUS, opposite the City
I'D Hall, Louisiana avenue has several pleasant
! occupied. Mar 9-6teod
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Acting Commissioner of the General Land on
Sept g. lSt6--IaW 24W


TN of act of Congress approved the eev
aa Of he aes to sell e 20 G
lands in the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Territories
JAMES PoK President Of the Tned states teso Of Amer
lea, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales
valuable lead mines therein will be held at the ndermen-
toned land offices in the State of ARKANSAS the PEE
RODS hereinafter designated, to wits
At the land office BATESVILLE, commencing on
MONDAY the fifteenth day of March next for the dispo-
sal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships, viz
North of the base line and of the fifth principal meridian
Township nineteen, of range sixteen.
ocs Pa Rse
MONDAY the twenty second day of March next for the
disposal of the public lands within the aforementioned
townships, to wits
North of the base line and ocst Of the fifth principal meridian.
Townships nineteen and twenty. of range eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, militia
y other purposes will be excluded from sale also all
quarter quarter sections, Gf any) covered in whole in
part by those mining leases which shall be determined
by the day fixed for the of these sales
Presumption claims will be allowed any of the
above lands until after the shall have been offered
public SALE and become subject private entry and all
Of said lands which contain mine mines of lead
actually discovered and being worked, will be sold in such
legal subdivision subdivisions, will include such
mine mines at not less than dollars and fifty
per acre -
The sales will each be kept open for weeks (unless
the lands are sooner disposed ol and no longer and no
admitted until after the expiration of weeks from the
commencement of said sales
In further execution of the snid act have caused the
Commissioner of the General Land Office publish with
this proclamation brief description OF the mineral
in which these lands e and OF the lands offered for
sale, which he has prepared from official documents and
other means of information.
Given under my hand, the city of Washington, this
eighth day of September, Domni thousand eight
hundred and fory-six.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The mineral lands embraced in the above proclamation
of the President of the United Sates situated Mari
and Carroll counties, in the northern of the State OF
Arkansas, within eight nine miles of the bank
White river which, being navgabc and tributary of the
Mississippi affords easy and cheap transportation all the
principal markets Of the United States AS the mineral
qualities Of these lands have but recently been discovered
they have yet been thoroughly explored they have
however, been represented Astounding lead of
excellent quality.
JAMES ii. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
q -1axrrf
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Proposals will be received supplying the following
Offices mt to be specified by the bidder
coed the derived from the Office supplied
BRENNAN from indie pendence, Is miles and back,
week.
Shelby from Ruersvie, 10 miles and back week
Neche from Douglass, 20 miles and back, once in
weeks.
blackberry Blufffom Buckner, eight miles and back once
a week.
Form for bid where change from advertisement is
contemplated by the bidders
II Tor we, the may be)There write the name or
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The embraced by the above proclamation of the
President the United States contain many of the
valuable lead mines actually opened and worked which
have yet been discovered; and from indications the
face and experiments made in digging il is believed that
many others equally valuable exist may be explored
q trifiing expense.
From the great number Of these Mines it would be inn
practicable give adequate idea of their charace and
location, without extending this notice beyond proper
bounds is sufficient state they situated the
section of country bounded the south by the Illinois State
line the west by the Mississippi the north by
line drawn nearly parallel to the south side of the Wis
consn rver at the average distance of twelve miles
thcrerom; and the by n meridian line passing
through the of Sugar Creek, the whole district
covering surface equal to about sixty full townships All
necessary facilities Tor transporting the products
ke afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers
and their tributaries, the Blue, Grant Platte, Pekatonika
and other rivers by which the district is ntersected
The above district explored by Dr. Owen the geoo-
pist of State of Indiana, under from
Treasury Department, and in compliance with resolution
House OF Representatives passed the 9Th of Februa-
~ 1899 The able report of this gentleman published in
1874 with charts and illustrations, (Senae doc
nation as 10 the location OF each mine, and shows that
1889 the oil Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, though
only partially worked produced upwards of thirty million
pounds of lead of which those In Wisconsin, appears
Yielded the larger proportion and further that the whole
district if properly mined, would yield one hundred and
fifty million pounds per annum.
Particular lists of the and parts of sections to be
offered said sale have been furnished to the register and
receiver Mineral Point together with maps which the
subject the examination OF thoscwshng purchase.
JAMES III. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 20-law26w
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Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
Sept S--Iawts
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in full of there the residence or resdence
hereby propose carry the mail on No. from
to often the advertisement requires in the Tina
stated in the schedules, and by the following mode of con-
yeyance, 10 wit Here state how is TO be conveyedl for
the annual sum OF s IN
Dated.
Form of guarantee To accompany each bids
"1he undersigned there insert the of the quar-
anor or guarantors guarantees that There insert name OF
bidder of bidders, the may be ii his
(or ther) bid for carrying the mail from 10 m
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall into an OH
legation prior to the first day of July next with good ana
sufficient sueties to perform the service proposed"
Dated.
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ATVyOOD'S

NON-CONpENSIN Ala light
~ LOR SfiVE-PatcntcC', March. .l5i5: and
received the SlLV .R Nj IDAL, at the State Fair
at Auhurn, pr Is, 1916
The AIR TiGHr PARLoR SrovE. with its inc Goth
ic ca'vinos, l. nat oiV hea1tiful in tn" .xtr, IN
hut thp most pert CT article III the tiad ever offer
IN market Ii differs materially tuin all % he,
st We. called air igh',' in thu i.pp ovc,neuts o
the Jnnfs and q c dill # the Hot dir Oh r,ni,er
1he J"ints Mt the corner 'onstruCi,.d in sac h
pecu TAR tnennh" "a to insure th ~ h Il they m
frs> tn be ar hight. They hay,. the usual prn,cc-
Ton of ceinen - the ii t. az tn stiur. md the
tu'ther aud perfect security f q i,uttv nf men
inserted bctwten tn in 9 IN vi" by the castings
an the inner iUis AT the stove rois.
Tn at our customers ii. alug in these Stoves
saps, at, on trial with them lSi winter a singl,
ne. built IN III. oriiuarv way, lasted three cav
and that Ii" WI warrant Ill he ellis To- retain tn.
hre thnt length Of t'rnr without h.in@ d'stur he'd
AZ the New York Strtr FAR. nj Auburn S,pt
10, 1886 We received TIC First p ctnium, IL,
YER NEDN ana. n IT," Ron srlacr County Fair
S'pt. p. 1876 tn" Fl ST Prcmium If FIVE Dol
OARS az \ SILVER MED NJ. ui, GU NON CON
DENS1NG AIR TIGHT PiRIoR STOVE Fn,
sale by DANIEL = CHERRY
NV Urd"r I've pli bn,ul,,inn q III. .
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MiSCELLA " EOUS.
YANKEE DOODLE.

10 inc Ieopte ~ me OHied STATES.
FTNHE Publishers of YANKEE DOODLE after wa tch-
ing patiently the result of their efforts to cs-
HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
Paft'king OF the spirit OF this country and idvn j.
lying itself with the interests, sympdhi =, tastes
ana pr"g ,ess OF the American people, have III.
pleasure oil announcing that their success has thus
Tar been unparalleled in the history of Literature
Having carefully aid and cemcnted the fuun alton
oil ouI enterprise We feel now warrantc. in goi n o
on to erect a durable sup .rstructu C. Althougi
riding no hobby, pro c5sin9 to be the cx )ueu
of any narrow school sect, YANKEE DoopLE i.
broadly aad strictly" national" aud has no me n
eram1it IN than 10 efnbody and reproduce IN per
manent iorns a, d Tree spirit, the exubrraut life
that creative energy and rcfinin siasu which
so emnentiy characterize US and distinguish lbs
New Would from the Old.
Ia the Editorial! and Artstical Departments nj
YANKEE DOODLE, the Publishers have IN ga ged IN,
most eminent aud diversified talent that could he
procured. They make no parade of nam 3, but
leave him (YANKEE DooDLEJ 10 speak for himself
fhe blect of this Circular is To introduce YAS-
REE DOODLE to the great body of the America n
People who reside out of the large Cities, and upon
whose decision must, at last, rest Ia fate of al v
nat'oual enterprise. We invite att. ntion Their
lore, to the following terms upon which we propose
10 extern the circulation of our paper.
ANY person renting US 1922 by mail or other
i"r one yeaf-directed to such add COS as he ma y
designate. 49,
For $l2 we will send Five Copies for one wear.
FOR s. We will send Two Copies
Sinsie subscriptions $s3 per annum.
W All orders must he accom- panied by the cash
Address (pOSt PIid,)
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. No Spruce street, Ne,p York
YANKEE DooDLE is publish "a in New YORK every
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subscribe IN ttno to- arrive at its period of desU
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an" make their selection, as they will go of as
sp edily the others did Also in store fine lot of
81 er, Shelf, Buffalo and brazilian Polka Combs
lie community generally are in vitcd TO call aud
sec ne ~ the best and most ext, uSivc ST cks of
Az HES, JEWkLkY. SILVER AND iPIA.
lr'' w aRE, aucy- and Military ,,oods ever of.
c'ed IN 'h- nv, all of which shall be- sold a. low
&c ~ any CITY Store. }. NJ. FREE MAN
:, W. large assortment Of Steel. Silver aud Gold
hca"S, Purse and Bag Clasps Purse Mouniinps
49, 81 very low prices. (lct
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lUUKS just received aud or 500 AZ Ncy York
I'D prices by W. IL. II. HODGES & co "
The Expedition to Bornco of r. NJ S Dido, for
the Suppression OF Piracy with extra Is from the
journal of lanes Brooke Esq., (uow Aycut for
the British Government in i'urncu by Capt lien.
ry keppcl. r N.-priCc 50 cts.
Iiic Modern British Piutarct'; or. Lives of aIcr,
n'5lng"ISbed in the rcocnt History of EnglJ nd
Ior thrlr talent VIRTUES, ar achievements, by Mr.
Z. Taylor, l.. l. price 80 { ,ntz.
lreatisr ON Algetia, by Elias LOOMS, 4 NJ .
in the University Of the City OF New ,rk NJ m
Der nf he Philosophical Society. If the American
Academy OF hrts aud Scicuces &c.
No. Statesmen of England.
Nos. 81. 81, 80 aud 100 Pi total Shakcspearc
No o We rs' C'r"g aphc Maps Aug IS
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REMOVAL CT THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

INht PUBLIC ill please take notice that ] have
- r'h"> q rom III" O d stand to Iic building
t,'rec doors below rmerlY occupied by Mir How.
eli as Shoe Store. ~
Having just = turned fir, mn the North, | am now
opchlhg II iuli assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
winch canno c surpas scd il % all,d il, quality of
ia'"t lal ar w"i kmansip Tor tie al, cs af winch
! am 'et'ru iucd To- sell lower for Cash ihan the
@.h' quality OF Goods can bc oI var were old Tor
IN Portsmouth o. Norfolk. My Stock CONSISTS in
part, OF the following:
Coats oi all prices from SO 5n to $500
H's's at all qualities, tom % To 90
Pants do do do ST. 5OO,
JaCkcts-Shit's Of every dc<crip ion Drawers
81, fs- sea f-Handkcrc hi, f,-SImt Collars and
buTots Gum Susrcn"or-, irain IS Ia 90 ,epts-in
la every th ug usually Ii II in y Cooling store
'uiiff warranted tn he Of first rate material
ana make IL consists in rart fIluws: Pen.
knives from 81 rs. T." ST. 50--Razors. of Eosers's
make 81 cts to 8 25--sossor, from ~ to so cts
nave as N nd 'iton to- the above a good as
s"rtm"r OF JEWELRY, such ms Ercast Pins Fin.
scr Rings, Frb aud Quart Chains, Silver Thin
hhs and Shields, Watch K'vs ~; ds, SC, which
VIII ST. wcr than they can lie had al any other
plac" in th"sc diggins.
I" q c LADIES would IA " thai have n n excel.
icnt assortment OF EdgirG,, rom ! 10 / in eide
Needles assorted sharps; Pine: s Dol Cat, N M
Tan Ladies HOSE, from 123 10 275 cts white
mix'd and black Ladies ano Chiidrci,'s Nc. Cans
\ so an assoitm ent of Chidrcns ST. cks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call and loot, AT como
Ni-oAkN have, tie prices OF which, tor the dual.
~. III a-iunsh them.
have also beautiful 'ot Of CAPS oc all dc
sc'lpIionS. quail and p. ice, cheaper than they
can he houeht elsewhere i'm the I, wn
Sept 6 J. NJ. MILES.
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'kNiiRD FALL SUPPLY 10y The Ann d
a just received AMI for sal. at nc New York
Boot aud Shoe Storr. We now opening our
thIrd all rupply ct BOOTS MD SHOES by the
Ann u, which we off up ,dvanta ecous terms
% can be- found at any Other 'tor,., and in many
Kih'S o. gods which We have recently receive -
Norfolk. " "
ny HE schr Mary Jane, We opening ihis d,y
an cNtcns We as5oTtIn -! G'utencu's. Mems
Boy aud YoutiI's hravy fall Boots purchased for
ta-h at the Urge sa's iu B iston and New York to
"hlch we invite the att"utinn If dcalers
10 cases hi'n's Ihi't Boots al s | 80 the pair. or
> 80 by the case, as 60 10 generally sold al
So 90. '''N GU
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality.
from s. on TO so
10 cHs"s Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much lcss than FORMER prices
=. II. GREGORY
Mex, TO tile farmers Bank, Main st, Norfolk
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CURTAIN CURE FOR PtiCS.- BARNES
~ PIE LOTION Tis l. III n has i,,cu u-ed for
.e'e'ai as past. and ha' un vcrSaily given >atia
faction Macy p s'',s who have b {. n stfiirted
W tn this painful di-gasc. AMI Ter a for m, INV
yeas I'm Ter its inidcn c. have been cured i'm a "
an get pam hlrt respcciinri IL, Tn, (:enuin.
Tor SHE AT the Drug Str'r, Sign of the Big Mrt.r
sep 10 CHI rs. ~. lIEI MESH, A rent