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WBEg1sos
CNasEsEFs. EN-,

wrYnE ANTs-Vulve aud cock Hydrants at ri IS
~ tuIeh prices. wattlieit9 work Wen, a
nnn JOHNSON ,ls5, Market square.
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"a LARGE iot of va.tc. ts,s and 35al son mars
llsstet'd ycry low. le4 $ d nAArER
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Wfu.TIi,G TIMES AND
h8y EssggSNae <
v~yfirrirNs TIMES AN SIf"TTF.
p,..' 5-urpptuyrRINgEEE s WEESLYnY
J. +. WHARTON.


+. WHARTON.
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Hr.a. GREEN; .quclfomeer.


INTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Il CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNITURE, &c.
AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, the llth instant | shall
SELL at o'clock, the lately occupied by ID. Wa
esq., 7h street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank
large assortment of the aforementioned articles such
Imperial, gunpowder, and black tea
Brown and crushed sugars, coffee, &c.
Tobacco, cigars soaps, pepper, and spices
Starch, SALT lard, beans, mustard, &c
Tea canisters, glass jars
Long and small patent scales, weights, measures NC.
Brandy, rum, and whiskey
Hardware, such Is handsaws, shoves and tongs
Andirons, axes, hammers, squares, teakettles
Coal hods, ovens, potts. spades, shovels
Padocks, harons, tin and wood buckets, &c.
$50 pieces clothing
good lot of MEMS women's, and childrens boot, and
shoes, hats, suspenders
Spool cotton, sewing silk, and glazed and cloth caps
Trunks, large chests for bed clothing &c.
Also, furniture, such
Sideboards, bureaus, single and double bcdsteads
Chairs, tables, looking glasses
6arge settees, IL safes, iron safes, DESKS &c.
With many other articles, such you might expect
find in curiosity shop. Only come and
TERMS All sums OF and under 1925, cash over S25 "A
credit of thirty and sixty days. for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 9-3t Auctioneer.
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Wisconsin grant OF land without reducing the price OF
alternate sections
Which was adopted by report of ieliers-affrmatve
6S negative SO.
Mr.. TwEEDys Notwithstanding out a restriction
upon pre- emplion caims-was then agreed to.
Mr.. ROCKWELL proposed further to amend, by add
ing clause to this section, making grant OF lands for
schools which gives sections instead of one for each
township. The same thing done his motion last
year relation 10 Oregon and he would be glad TO
the principle extended throughout all the new States.
He believed that while it would be than justice
them it would operate advaptageousy to the whole
country.
Mr. VlNTON made motion to amend, so as to ena-
bic HIM oppose the amendment by the gentleman IRON
ton unless its application could be made general Besides
such extra grant should be made TO the State and no
to the townships 1t should be well matured.
| The CHAIRMAN then ruled the amendment as out OF
order, because it proposed appropriation OF land
| Mr.. McCLERNAND moved 10 strike out the second
section He considered that the details OF this section
should go into separate bill
The amendment rejected
| The third section then read.
| Mr.. THOMPSON of Mississippi moved to amend by
striking it out The section authorizes certificates oil
credit to be issued to those purchasers OF canal lands
two dollars and half per to the amount OF the ex
cess paid above 81 25 per acre which was rejected
The 4h, 9Th, 9th and last sections then read
and no amendment being prososed to them,
| On motion by Mr. SMITH of Indiana the committee
and reported the bill and amendments to the House
And then, under the force of the previous question, the
| first amendment adopted
Pending the question on the second amendment-aite
rejecting privileged motion to adjourn over till Satur
day. for the purpose of putting the hall into summe
| guise-
| The House adjourned
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Rv n. ". DYER, .aucttOns

NY II. ". YER .2ucitONeer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION-On Mon
day, the 9Th OF May at o'clock, shall sell on
the premises lots Nos. and l6, in square No 1853 lot No
fronts 81 feet north street, by depth Of about lI5
feet between I7h and 18Th lot No Is fronts So feet
Penny lvana by about the depth, and is
improved by good wosory brick house, nc.
Terms made known ut sale.
The above property for private sale until the day Of
sale.
Also lot IL in square, fronting the avenue,
improved.
For TERMS NC, private sale inquire of Nicholas Cal
Ian, esq.
R. w. DYER, Auctioneer
h5- The above sale unavoidabIy postponed TIL
Friday evening next the 18th instant half past o'clock
May lI-2t Il. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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Petitions under the rule.

BY Mr.. CLAPP: The petition of j. B. Brown and others,
praying Congress pass authorizing the issuing OF
American register 10 the Danish brig Encarnacon
BY Mr.. DUNCAN of Ohio: The applications of Mrs.
Dorothy Mead, Mrs Barbara Baughman and Mrs Abigail
Williams, for arreaages OF and pensions: referred to
the Committee on Revolutionary Claims.
By MIR. EDWARDS; The memorial and petition OF the
physicians, druggists, and many citizens OF Alexandria,
Virginia, praying for the passage Of law preventing the
importation OF aduerated drugs, chemical and medicinal
prepare lions, used in medicine referred to select commit
tee ON drugs, &c.
BY Mr.. GRINNELL The petitions of the citizens Of Bos-
ton, New Bedford and Fairhaven, asking amendment
of the law OF July 20 lSlO that all applications to con-
suls in foreign port for the of vessels the charge
that they unseaworthy shall be made by the first and
second officers and majority OF the crew also that the
laws requiring vessels to be registered enrolled shall be
amended that each owners share part shall be set
forth in the register enrolment; and that provision be
made for recording, the custom houses all attachments,
transfers. mortgages of vessels.
BY Mr.. w. p. HALL: The petition of Isaac Hays and
Others citizens OF Saline and Lafayette countless in the State
Of Missouri praying the establishment OF post from
Marshall to Lexington in said State.
BY Mr.. HAMPTON of Pennsylvania; The petition OF
Rein Tevs for increase OF pension referred to the
Committee on Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr. MACLAY: The memorial OF B. Bates and others,
citizens of the United States in favor Of the reduction the
present of postage letters and the free delivery OF
letters and newspapers in the principal cities.
BY Mr. SAWYER; The petition OF citizens OF Ravenna,
the State of Ohio, for the freedom of the public lands
re ferrcd to the Committee on Public Lands
BY Mr. WENTWORTH: petition for mailroute
from Blue Island via Cooper's Grove, Chelsea, Wallng-
ford and Brownsville, to Bulbona, Illinois.
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ny U.n m MORRISON, .s,cisoneer.

VALUABLE LONDON BOOKS.-On Thursday and
Friday evenings next, shall sell. without reserve,
my saes-room, doors from Al street. Pennsylvania
avenue, valuable collection of London books, in every
department of literature among which many beauti
full editions of the Classics, Law and Historical Books
Bayy's Critical Dictionary, 10 Volumes folio; Hansard
Parliamentary History, Rushworths Historical Collections
Nc
Catalogues will be ready for distribution Monday and
books Tor examination on Tuesday.
Sale commence each evening at u o'clock
w. M MORRISON,
May 7-3t Auconcer.
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RN X. ", DYER, .4McftOnesr.

VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
' AUCTlON.-On Friday, the 9th day OF May,
O'clock shall sell on the premises the whole Of square No
93 containing about feet with the
men which good twostory brick house, with base.
men and back building, new frame stable and carriage
house. and other outhouses pump OF the best in
the yard, NC
This square is between and streets, and 10Th and 2Is,
Terms Of sale Onehrd OF the purchase money in cash;
the balance in equal payments at H. and S months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
ROBT. w. DYER, Autioneer
April 2-eoSds
90 The above sale IL unavosdably postponed in con.
sequence OF the weather, until Friday the 18TH instant
same hour and place.
May7-eodNds r. w DYER, Auct
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IN ", u. DYER, .2ucfa0ncer.

ny H. ": DYER, .2ActaOacer.
CLOTHING, COUNTERS, SHELVES, &c AT AUG.
~ TION-On this evening, the iilh inst at four o'clock,
shall sell the tailoring establishment of Mr.. VIM. A.
Richardson, 9Th street, few doors above the avenue
small lot of ready -made clothing.
Also the counters shelves, fixtures &C., used in the bust
r. w. DYER,
May III Auctiopeer.
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BY a. GREEN, .aucttoncer.

BY II. GREEN, .7mcGt0ncer.
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON CAPITOL
VI HILL AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, the 18th inst, /
shall sell on the premises, al o'clock, p m, good frame
house and lot situated Sd east between East Cap
ol and north street, being part of lot No T. in square
No 1856 The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated with good water the door.
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance in and II months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
A. GREEN,
May 7-3tMW&Th Auctioneer.
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A BARGAIN.-The subscr iber. having closed the wood
a and coal business, Offers for sac at great bargain the
Office, stable and and harness. Those wishing 10
buy must apply Immediately the stationery store Of W.
+. Bayly, Pennsylvania
Persons indebted will find their bills at the same place.
where they settle them.
May 6--eo3t VIM E.. STUDIES
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CARD.-Tb attention of the public is respectfully
"A quesed the sale of excellent household furniture
Thursday next, the lth instant at 10 oclocA at the
large boarding establishments OF Mrs Hamilton, on Penn
syvana avenue between A and 9Th Streets which well
worthy the attention of persons furnishing
In addition the articles enumerated, mention good
refrigerator, mich COW, NC.
May ST. h. w. DfEK
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Rv IL. ". DYER, .aucttOneer.

EU Aks w. Dk-Ek s4NcLtOnSTs
ITORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION BY OR
III DER OF IHE ORPHANS COURT.-By order Of the
orphans court shall sell, on Thursday evening next the
lth instant, half past O'clock p M, in front OF my
store pair of good bay horses excellent
lily carriage, and English chariot belonging the
tate of gentleman lately deceased.
Terms of sale. credit of and four months for APP.
proved endorsed notes. bearing interest
ROBT. w. DYER,
May 7-dts Auctionecr
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
TN virtue of writ of feri facias issued from the clerks
office of the crcuit of the District of Columbia
for the county of Washington, and directed, shall
expose public sale, for cash, Thursday the 18th day
door OF said county, the following property, All that
part of the lot OF ground number TO- square number M
OF the city OF Washington, with twostory brick house ana
other improvements thereon, in the occupancy OF VIM
Bowling; the said part OF lot fronting the south side oil
street, north, nineteen feet and eleven and hall inches
extending from the northwest OF the lot eastwai
and running back of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing the west line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and r. p Pearson, executors OF Robert F. How, 70 WIN WIN
Dowling dated the 18th OF July, 1895 Seized and levied
upon the property OF William Bowling, and sold to satisfy
iudcias No 1872 to March term 1896, in favor OF William
Lee, use of Robert G. Buckley
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I9-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia
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&10 000 to $500 for lnys1tmsnt IN slave" We,
avoid separation families will be taken.
Proposals invited by letter. addressed to A. B., Wash
gton city, postage paid any time between this and the
LIST of July. Apll 4-le2wswiu
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|WANrED IMMEDIATELY, five or six young ladies
w TO learn the fashionable dressmaking business Full
instructions given in all the various branches Apply al
the Ladies' Furnishing Store.
May 3-d3t MARY ALICE MURRAY, Agent
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LAND FOR SALE.
TE subscriber has several hundred of land in the
county of Washington, which he will dispose OF upon
reasonable and in quantities suit purchasers
and Rock Creek, and upon both sides of the Pney Brancn
road. Much OF this land is heavily tmbered, and there
are many beautiful sites for houses. Ii also embraces
valuable waterfall upon Rock Creek suitable for mmi
or Tor factory Apply to the subscriber the ano
to hos Cafbery, ESQ., in Washington. -,
April l6-eodlm ABNER C. PIERCE
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,


April IL, lsss
SEALED proposals will be received. under the act OF sst
- MACH last un.li p M, on naaia , na is ,n OF
stock, Iembnrsabe years from and alter the LIST
day OF July lSS bearing six per cent interest annum
July of each year No bid will be received below par
will any bid be considered unless per cent theeos
deposited depository of the United States al or be-
fore tina date fixed for opening the proposals The bids
all cases, be unconditional, and without any refer.
to the bids OF Others and should state distinctly the
premium offered, The proposals should be sealed, en-
dorsed Proposals for a" Of lSls and addressed the
Secretary OF the Treasury, Washington City, ID. C. The
which may be accepted will be required to be paid
the deposa Of the United States the places
residence of the persons respectively whose offers may be
successful but The OF the accepted bids from bid
ders residing in the United States must be deposited
delphia, or New Orleans.
To give opportunity to all persons to participate in
the funds in this stock bids viii be received
the lowest denomination OF certificates authorized by
lawbeing for fifty dolarsas well as iof higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars viii be trans
that sum and upwards will be transferable the books
the treasury, by delivery with coupons attached at the
plication of accounts, all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum OF one thousand dollars
The successful bidders Will be required TO dcposiie the
amount awarded in five equal instruments i'll each of the
months of July August, September October and Novem
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de-
of making immediate payment In which case the
whole amount may be at once deposited The stock will
bear interest all cases from the date oil depose.
The bids will be opened the Treasury Department al
g. p M on Saturday, tbs I7h of June, lsis in the pres
enee of all persons who may desire TO attend but under
provision Introduced into the of 3st of March last
bidder will be permitted to Withdraw his bid On all bids
not accepted, the deposited in advance wi be I'M
mediateiy returned The whole premium the amount
awarded must be deposited part OF the first payment
qured in July next. ,,
Secretary of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Philade
other States the papers selected print the laws OF the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
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CNERVANT Woman at Auction On Saturday next, at
- O'clock p. shall sell my auction store ser.
woman slave for lif aged about thirty Hour years.
She is good plain cook &c.
Terms cash r. w. DYER,
May 5-dts Auctoneer.
fbS- The above sale Is unnvodably postponed I'LL
Thursday evening next, the llth instant, haipast
O'Clock, p. m. X. w: DYER,
May 9-3t Auctioneer
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LNOR rent, two handsome thrcc-story brick house"
Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
The houses contain eleven each, with porcbe v
and back They are new, and built in the modern sy
succeed in front, to initiate marble. Rent TO goo
tenant at 500 year, payable quarterly Inquire OF w
subscriber, next door, to Mr. E. Owen near Wil'ro'
Hotel.
May 6-3t@ JAS. b. PHILLIPS
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THE Mechanics OF Fluids, for practical men ~
Alexander Jameson, l.. L. d. complete in one octave
volume. London, filled with engravngs, comprising Lyui
statcs descriptive and constructive the whole iIustaru
by numerous examples and appropriate diagrams fhOo
(ha!f price, one dollar. For sale, few copies only 9
Maya F. TAYLOR.
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QOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coemans Hetel has several large rooms
yet unoccuped which she will be pleased let to members
ofCongess permanent or transient boarders; among he
two three fine front rooms.
Dec. 29-n
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1s4s.
The journal having been read
TERMINATIoN DEBATE
On motion Of Mr.. STEPHENS, it was ordered that all
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03
Qetm aUberttSettretrtS.

HE Subscribers BEG leave

= VHE Subscribers beg leave 10
inform the public that they have their
Mill in full operation. Farmers viii at oil times
find Flour and Meal on hand, which we will cx-
change on the following reasonable TERMS
For Spring Wheat, from 30 10 - pounds Of
Supcriinc Flour; for Fall Wheat, from 30 TO IS
pounds, and bushcl OF Bran to each buslcl Of
Wheat. A bus cl oil Meal for bushcl OF Corn.
We have also a bolt for boiling Euckwheat.-
We will give 20 pounds Of Buck whent Flour for
a bush, Of Buckwhcai, or grind and bolt for ten
cents per bushcl. We are also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
0TCall al the Brick scam Mill.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN g. co.
Davenport, February Sd, 1913. elf
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The New Orleans P,cuyunc has dates
from Mexico 10 lhc 18th of December
General SCorT Inns issued several gen.
cral orders, the character Of which NAV
DO judged by the following extracts:
Tho army is about to spread itself over
and to occupy the Republic Of Mexico, I'M
Ill the latter shall sue for peace in terms nc.
ceptable to the Government Of the United
States.
The rent Of Irrational lotteries is abolis he'd
lotteries being hereby prohibited.
The tobacco, playing card ond stamped
paper rents, will he placed for three, six or
twelvc months, under contract with the
highest bidders, respectively, for the sever
nj States, the State and Federal Ds,ric, oi
Mexico being considered rs ono. Accord-
ingly, offers or bids for these rents. within
each State, or any one d them, arc invited.
They will bc sent in rs carly as possible,
scaled, to the headquarters Of Commanders
Of Departments, except for the Federal
District and State Of Mexico. For tho two
latter, the offers or bids will be addressed to
the general-in-chicf.
Congress had taken no action upon the
wnr. The new members were ON their
why TO the seat of Government. An at
tempt was about being made by some Of the
Deputies in San Luis, in favor Of Santa
Anna, and q continuance Of the war.
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In Cedar county, Iowa, Jan. 10th, 1919, Mrs.
PHILENA SHIRLEY, in the 47,h year Of her
age, wife Of Ambrose Shirley and eldest daugh.
Ger Of John Perrin Eco, Of Scott county. She lef.
. husband and ten children, besides large con.
neesiea, to mourn her loss. Mrs. Shirley was
for - years beloved and highly valued menu
Der Of the regular Baptist Church. She ever
adorned the doctrine Of God, her Savior, with .
we'll osdered life and godIy conversation. In the
midst ofsevsre suffering which she endured with
christian forsisads, she found Christ - nm anchor
TO her soul, both sure and stedfast. In life she
triumphsd over death, and has now gone to wear
crown Of glory in realms Of bliss. Cor.
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AN EFFECT OF THE WAR.

AN EFFECT OF THE WAX.
Tho editor Of the Boston Atlas, writing
from the Capital, says, there arc . number
of young men in Washington nj tho pres.
ent time, who have served as Licusenants,
Captains, &C., in the Mexican war. They
are easily distinguished from the common
horde Of ofiicc-scckcrs and dilleitan.i, who
swarm there during the session Of Con-
grcss, by the magnitude md grimncss Of
their moustachios, impcria!s, and hair in
general. After noticing tho Lcastly intox-
ication Of one Of these young men, etc., the
editor says, mo ono can remain long in
Washington without noticing tho great
number Of young men, who from having tn
ken part 10 tho brilliant victories la Mcxi-
CO, have returned homo untitled for any
profitable labor in tho peaceful walks d
iife.n
War, 10 tho language Of Henry Clay,
ssdisqualifies those who embark in il from
engaging 10 The industrious and peaceful
vocstions Of liis."
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Office is hereby given that Hcnr,
E0v has IN - q LII - - II. ~.

- FOX has HE'D bill IN Chanccry in The Dis
trict Court Of Scott county, in the State OF Iowa,
against Frances NJ. Whiting and James .. Suih-
crland, the objec, and prayer OF which is to sci
aside deed Of conveyance us fraudu.cn, made
and executed by William 4. Bradshaw and wife
to said Frances NJ. Whiting for the southwest
quarter OF section number six lei in township
number scvonty-scvcn IA north Of range num-
Der three east OF fifth principal meridian and
also to set aside as fraudulent a deed oil convey
ancc forthe same tract Of land made and execu-
ted by said Frances NJ. Whiting to said james
d. Sutherland and to subject the said trac. OF
land to the payment OF judgment obtained by
said Henry Fox against one William q. Knight.
JAMES THORlNGTON, Clerk of
the District Court Of Scott co.
Davenport, Jan. 9th, i8l8. 20-6w
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from the Standard of20th ult.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The General Assembly which convened
in extra session on the Sd inst, agrscatk
90 the proclamation Of the Governor, nd
ioorned yesterday at IL o'clock, sine die.
What has been done, and what has been
Isli uadoue, our readers know nearly as
we'll % We do, AT present.
The main ohjcc, ofthis called session WINS
10 secure the election Of two United States
Senators. and three Supreme Judges, hut
the locofocos s.couldnt como it," The
wings would not ngrcc to 60 into Convcn-
ton, unless the two houses should first be
pnrged Of those members who had, 10 they
alleged, no constitutional right u their
scat. So Town remnins unreprescntcd in
the u. s. Scnstc-nnd the bcttor opinion
prevails, that from this day until the meet
ing on tho next General Assembly, the Su-
preme Bench must remain without consti.
iutionsl Judges.
A law was passed, constituting Charles
Mason, late Chief Justice, w. G. Woodward
and Stephen Hampstead, Esqrs., commits
eioners to revise aud prepare codo of laws
TO be reported TO, aud acted upon by the
next General Assembly.
We regret TINT the legislature should
have adjourned without accepting tho pro-
positions submitted by Congress, in lieu Of
those contained in the ordinance appended
70 the Constitution. We have had two
sessions since the admission Of Iowa in.
TO the Union, and the grants or PROPOSE
tions supplemental 10 tho net oi admission,
remain unacceptcd. These include tho ~
sections Of lands Cor University, the five
sections 10 finish the public buildings, the
salt springs, tho 10th sections Cor the use Of
common schools and the FIVE per cert. Of
the land sales IN Iowa, for the construction
VI roads and canals, &c.,