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by .the President OF the Uhited states.
Untitled "a dp e Or @ q ne
Wisconsin into the Union.n approved ON the 19ii May
"a lanes roLk President ., Tug un,. aI s' ,Is,
public sales will be held The aforementioned hand o..
ices in the said State OF WISCONSIN, at the periods
At The Land oilise al MILWAUKEE commencing OH
Monday he fourth day Of June nes TOR lhs DISPOSAL q
Tue vacant public lands Within the reserved sections ana
parts Of sections situated In tie following townships TO
wit
North u the base line aat eat Of fhe fourth pr.ainis Z.
Townslps SIX and seven OF range fourteen;
Townships six, ssyra, and eight. Of range fifteen;
townships six, seven, aud eight OF range s,sireni
Townships stven aud tight OF range seventeen;
Townships SIX, SEVEN and eight, oirlnse eishissn
Townships seven, and eight, Of range nineteen
Townships aud eight, OF range twenty;
rownshps six, seven, aud eight Of range twenty one;
Township six, 81 range twenly.iwo;
Al the land office al GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the eievsnihda OF Jue exi, for the lspos o.
served sections paris sections situated in The follow;
Ing named.iownslips and parts Of townships, VIZ
North efMe base line aad eaa u The fourth principal me-
ridian
Townships twelve thirteen, fourteen, AMI hhesn, south
Townships thirteen AMI fourteen, aud fractional town
ship fdeen, souh Of Fox river, Of range ten,
Township o,rtesn and fractional townships fifteen and
sixteen, south Of Fox river, oil range eieveni
Township fourteen anti fractional Townships hieen SIX
een aud south Of Fox river, of range twelve;
Township sixteen, and fractional townships seventeen
Towaship seventeen and fractional iownnp eighteen
south Of Fox river, OF range fourteen
Fractional townslpg eighteen aud nineteen south OF
Fox aud east Of Wolfe river, Of range liiteen
Township sixteen, fractional townships seventeen, eigh
esn, and nineteen, aud township twenty OF range sxiten
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eifh
teen nineteen twenty twenty one Of range seventeen
Fractional townships ai,een sixteen nineteen twenty
twenty one, and twenty two VI range eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty and rac
ionaltownships twenty one twenty-five, and twenty Three
Of range nineteen;
Township twenty one, and fractional townships twenty
two and twenty. three, Of range twenty
Fractional township twenty three oil range twenty one.
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be com
menced the days apponie and proceed with all con
veniet despatch in The order in which the townships are
advertised, aud in accordance with the parcua Isis OF
the be offered which will be deposited with the
land Officers before The days Of sale until the whole shall
have been offered and the aleg thus closed Hat sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks aud no private
entry Of any u the lands will be admitted until alter HE
expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington, this
seventh day Of February, ammo domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine.
BY the President:
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Nv the Preslaent OF ono United statea.

By the President OF inc united StnteAs
IN pursuance of law, L. JAMES X POLK, President Of
| the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land Offices In the State OF FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter designated, tow
AZ the land Office at Newmansyills. commencing on
Monday the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
bubble lands situated within the. aforementioned town
ships and parts OF townships, viz:
South Of he base line and ere principal mariaH
Township twenty three township twenty four except
ertons eight, nine, ten, fifteen, and sxieen and town
ships twenty Ave twenty six, and twenty ssyen Of range
Township twenty hree township tweny four, except
sections one two three, ten, eleven twelve thirteen four
teen, twenty three iwsntyor twenty i've twenty six
a q f rsnse twenty am"
Al the land Office at ST Augustine. commencing Mon
naSe lands situated Within he townships
and parts OF townships, viz:
fh or The base line aud east Of the principal meridian
Township twenty ihree; township tweniyfon except
sections thirteen fourteen twenty three twenty four
y6ye tweniysix, thiry.fye, and thirty six; township
twenty except sections thirty four and thirty
shin twenty sx; township twenty except sections
eleven Twelve thirteen, fourteen, feen twenty three
and twenty four. Of range twenty. five.
township twenty three except sections eighteen and
nineteen; township twenty four. except sections two
fhry.one township twenty fye township twenty six ex
cept section thirty and township twentyseven, Of
Townships twenty three, twenty four twenty Eve and
township twenty seven, Of range twenty n,ne
Township twenty. seven, OF range thirty.
Townships twenty six and tweny.seven, OF range thirty
Townships twenty six and tweniyseven, Of range thir
ty.fwo ~
Township twenty seven. Of range thirty three.
Sections ten, inclusive fifteen TO twenty two, In
elusive and to thirty for inclusive In town.
ship twenty -seven Of range ihirty-fve
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools militia
ry or other pnsposea, will be excluded from the sales
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands will be com
menced the days appointed and In The order 10
which they advertised with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed. But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry Of any Of the lans will be al
med until affer The expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, ILLS
twenty. seventh day OF February, Ammo Domini thou
sand eight hundred aud iortynin
JAMES X. POLK
ny the President
RICHARD NJ YouHa
Conn af he Gene al Ia Ilire
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NEW YonK September TO- 1919
Gentlemen :IIiying used yonr Disinlertng Fluid my
last voyage In the Washington the Atlantic fund
an Invaluable article for destroying Tie enya from the
Water cloaet Sr,
u Is also valuable for the passfngfrs In their
rooms Particularly In Of sickness think The best
dainecifnr agent ever invented
lSgned,l j JOHNSTON
Master Steamer Washington,
or Ocean Steam Navigation Company
10 Messrs PouLiH, RoaRas a Co.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled To the right of empiion TO any
Of the lands within the sections and parts Of sections above
required 10 establish the 70 the salts
faction Of register and receiver Of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG, G
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 5-lawi3w
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The hours Of departure Of tho steamboat
PHENIx, will be az follows
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California,
NEW vALUADLE LAW NOOK.

TUE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COIUM.
BIA, being complete lgesed Code Of all the Laws al
large general and municipal relating 10 the coored popua
ion, whether iree slave In force In the District Of Column
ba and within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown The lat Of November, 1913: the
whole arranged according TO the subjects OF the laws
esives, by Worthngon a. Snethen, Counsellor Law.
Just Published IN pamphlet price 10 cents For sale by
jan 22-u r. TAYLOR
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QUARTERLY REVIEW,


IN THE souTiiERN AND WESTERN STATES
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subscriptions In the Bbove portion Of The Uniotle
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will therefore obge us by settling only with Them or re-
hitting directly 10 We will recognise any other re-
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may remit by mail burgess & JAMES,
Publishers Of the Southern Quarterly Review
- Editors Of newspapers throughout the country " II
obhge us by inserting this notice.
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Aspect Or tne Tnlrey-F First Congress.

n SENATE.
IIhys in Haiics Natives IL Small CaPifaL; Democrats
| "a Iomaa; hose married 7. S. are Pre- Sciiers.
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WINES AND LIQUORS Ar REDUCED
PRICES.

WE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
w LIQUORS at rum 10 10 % per cent below our former
prices:
: rs baskets IIledsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE.
80 do Gleserss champagne Of extra fine quality.
25 do Hochi'a champagne fair article,
q do Shield brand pts. and qts
IS don. old reserve Madeira, vintage 1915,
AZ " London L. r., very fne,
" Srrria old and fine.
II Bual Madeira. very old and fine,
10 Malmsey do. a choice article.
" /" Gmpejuic do, very old.
u pomars Bro sherry, extra fine.
~ I" DO fine article
" = Amnntilado pale sherry, very fine.
rs !" OLD PORT IvINE,very hne.
70 OLD COGNA G. BRAND " pale and dark
20 OLD MONONGAHELA IpHfSk y, very prime.
With great variety other wines and quos all Of which
will he sold unusually low StMNIS & SON.
We have hand part Of the stock OF Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
his stock Of wines with much care and win be sold much
below his fred prices ten years ago. S&S
ian Idly Pa avenue, opposite Jackson Hall
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Notice 10 Pre- EN- ption Claimants.

Notice TO Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled the right Of empIion 10 any
OF the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above ennead Is required te establish the same TO the
ratsciion the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
aer seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale Of the lands embra
cling claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
filed RICHARD NJ Young,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
march 5lawl3w.
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p W MaT Gad., T,,,, .,,,s,., r,1r
Navy us'' suns f's''''"'' s''ee'' " =
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
rooi oFF rye Der AN NEW.
Gave Cave johnson, Postmaster General q, between
iuth ana lin streets.
Selah X Hobble, First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, corner IAN street and pennsylvanla avenue.
VIM. j. Brown, Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Capitol Hill.
John Marion, Third Assistant Postmaster General.
corner and 9Th Streets
William H. D,ndas Chief Clerk. washington.
County. d. @.
peter g. washington Auditor POST ONCE penort.
man, irvira Wn,e cnrnar inS psa, O IN
ynnin avenue, s i'' e'nei i1i sfee' anu rehhss''
r. f. Browne Chief CLERK E,er,op Washing.
ton county ID. q is'' ''Hs
Charles X Gar,rer civ pos,na.,or r,,;,o,
M, "'''e' ~ oa'1He'' Oiy ros'''as'ei, Sapi'oi
NJ DGIus'ass So'n, ~ y, q Iupnc Diii'u
'hgs' nirs. A'ce,s corner Oh Z ana oth streets.
officers Of The Senate.
Asbury Dickens, Secretary; +, between 18th and
18th streets
Lewis III. Machep. Chief Clerk. Mrs Kirbv,s
- siree,' near penn. avenue A' ','s AioS .
William Hickey. Clerk, county Of washington
,,roa,. " DICKENS e'efk =, between olh and ''h
Vim ] Mcdonald Clert corner os ne,,,,oro a.,
enue and c street Capitol Hin y az ~
I r. pi,,n.,r;,,, fl.,,, !, $780,, . c,,,
mi nj y r"zpa'ficR' Clerk street SOUTH capito'
William Patton Clerk Mrs Wn,satt's so,th side
Pam ~ ha,yyaar Al All 4 / D .,raa,s - $3.50
Roh.,, p,olo s,,aoa,,I,, A. ,,,.a,.J n .,..s
Penn av., Capitol Hin
-. IIaii..I ;,,,s. =, -,- 49,, $3.50.
Isaac Holland, Assistant Doorkeper, iTh street
west.
Rev. Henry Slicer. Chaplain. Cav street sou,b
side between Congress and High streets GEORGE
.'I '''S', l~--6'>'' So" Ai6h e"ee'' "eo'BS-
owl
Messengers an the OFce of the Secretary Of the
.Senate.---John L.. Club, " b. Page md b. Cor
roy.
MESSENGERS of the Senate Richard Younp Rob-
ert p Anderson John NJ I,mcson Lac R,sae,,
NJ + ,tnar lvn, Iohneon NJ nnaii niJ a.
80, Ia,,ass Dohh,n los n ,,.;aI, rs,y,, e r.as
81 ans n' - Ss: LLeuiicA, Cnas o. 'ohcs'
b. u. ferguson. >. VI Scnott, ana Noah Hanson
Officers of the House Of Repyessntafires
Thomas ]. Campbell. Clerk of The House Of Rem
rssen,a,;,oe Mrs sDr,,vnar,s 'pann.yly,nia Ayanuo
fesenIauScs, Mrs s., nraWner fehnsyNohia avenue
oelweeh "a anu 81 s,Ieets,
8. J. Anderson, Chief Clerk, New Jersey Avenue,
I
b. Buck Clerk, Mrs. Brawner's Pennsylvania
avenue between I'd and Sd Streets
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GEORGE q HAMMOND,
nAGUERREOTYPISTS first door ON First street corner
u Of Pennsylvania avenue. and Capitol thankful
for past avors would respectfully announce To the ladies'
and gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that they intend
leaving In very short time for
California.
And having hand large Dagnerreoiype stock which
they dcsirous close up before leaving would give
notice to those WIN may give them early call they
have one very neat style which they will put up for
One Dollar.
Customers may be sure Of finding at this establishment
every desirable style Of The latest patterns Of GOLD
Lockers furnished and Miniatures neatly reasonable
prices feb STAB
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Total number Of Representatives, 23I
Members already elected, :. l3s
Members 10 be elected, 80
This seat is to be contested by Daniel r Miller, wing,
m consequence OF the rejection Of the poll book OF the
Ksnesville precinct
Elected as Taylor men, but ARE democrats.
This seat s 10 be contested by John s. Lite Jr whg
account Of aledged fraud IN the from Richmond
and the district Of Penn.
This seat to be contested by Mr. Duncan twhg) for al
legged frauds.
Wise oIsin Is now entltied 10 three members
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jon PRINTING
NEATLY DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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BE-. Pleasants, Chief Clerk Mrs. Willis, corner
r. and 18th Streets

+ and 18th streets.
WAR.
william L. Marcy, Secretary Of War, corner G
and 18th streets.
Archibald Campbell, jr. Chief Clerk, II street
north side, doors east Of 18th street.
Major General Winfield Scott, COMMANDMENT
Chief New York.
Edward Brewer, Chief Clerk, Georgetown.
Roger Jones, Adjutant General Of the Army 9th,
between ID and Il streets.
Lieut.. Col Lorenzo Thomas, Chief Assistant,
Georgetown.
Thomas S. Jesup Quariermaster General, 7, be.
tween l2ih and 18Th streets.
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George Gibson. Commssary General, +, between
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Richard Got, Chief Clerk, +, between illh and
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Breyet Brig, Gen. J. g. Totten, Chief Engineer
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George Thomson Chief Clerk, Georgetown.
George Talcou, Colonel Of Ordinance in charge Of
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10th street.
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George Bender Chief Clerk West Market Square.
Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General G, between
Nathan Towson, Paymaster General, opposite
Navy Department..
Nathan Fry, Chief Clerk, Seven Buildings.
William Medil, Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Mrs. Manning's, west side 18Th, between and
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Jas. l.. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions, +
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For Sheriff:

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JOSEPH ABNEY,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
WK7II.L be Iaund IN his office at Edgel'e!d
wv Court Hnise; adnning Bryan's Brick
Store, on Saturdays, Saedays, and Courts
weeks. .....,,
lie will attend promptly and strictly to busi-
ness in his profession. :. :;
January 10, II OIL
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For Ordinary.

WIN. II. MOSS.
Fl. r. WRIGHT,
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HUGH &. NIXON,
EDWARD PRESLEY
". l.. COLEMAN,
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MO. 81

cause Of the mau's death was evident ia
an empty jug beside him. The specla-
Tors brealhlessly awaited while the ice
cakes were heing removed from The face,
for the lady was within short distance Of
her home, aud thought that perhaps sho
might recognize the being. She stepped
out I'lhe sleigh and approached The corpse.
"Colonel Warren" :" she said, becoming
ghasly pale, aud staggering; "Colonel
Warren dying thus. common drunkard!
Oh just Heaven this is TOO much,",
And thus the victim and his destroyer
met for the last time. II was the once
thuushlless bride who now stood above the
corpse.
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For Clerk,

THOS. G. BACON,
EDMUND PENN.
OLIVER TOWLES, :.
PETER QUATrLEBUM.
WIN. M. JOHNSON.
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The Picayune, speaking Of the sen:
tauce of one Joseph Marks 10 eight years
in the State Prison. for knocking down a
sailor in Boston, and robbing him Of 81
and watcb-says:
1.-The BostonEaus are queer people.
Eight years al hard labor in be peniten-
,ia'y for stealing 81. and watch proba-
bly, worth 81 more! Yet if black ras.
eat murders his feltow.crealure, and il
hanged. as be should be, forthwith pub.
nc subscription is raised 10 give him q
Pompous funeral train y
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with deadly effect.

TnE YEAR OF WONDERS. The New
Orleans Courier well remarks ,ha, since
the commencement of our national exis.
tenc1 there has been no perod Of twelve
months in which so many wonderful events
transpired as we have Witnessed in the
year iS4o. Only one half of it has elaps-
ed. and those events are of q deeply
caIamitous nature. The cholera spread
nver The country from the Rio Grande
10 the Hudson; the inondatiou nj New
Orleans; the tremendous riots al New
York; The conAasralion at ST. Louis; the
unusual unmher Of murder and crimes uf
every description. These are some of
the chief mislurtuncs which has befailen
the American people in The lapse of the
last six months. What is to come mex, is
known only to Him who ruleth The destiny
of naIiuns.
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hR. E. r. TEAGUE

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional
q services in the practice Of Medicine. Sar-
germ, and Obstetrics, to the Citizens of Edse-
field Village and vicinity: Office in the Drug
Store of Drs. Bland. Tcague d. Co.
Mays If l6
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"Teli your fnIher," said John Randolph
to ayoung friend, 'lha, / recommend
abstinence from novel reading ard whiskey
punch; depend upo,:it, sir, they are both
equally Injurious 10 the BRAIN"