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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20
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INi, c.,,.., Iipparl r. acraz; follow, haworthy
If ,o,,.r. Tie Louisville journal say. he o
d, d,.spr.,,a,e. oiliec so, kcf; but it dees not
i,fa,u ii. what ofiire be- 3 sired q endeascrcd
:. ohi,in Now. wh,ihcr these charges are
80, q, mot We think a matter IL very little
.o,,.o,t,ner. if Ne understand the ma,ts cor.
reed, .bc.c are not the questions at issue. Il
crazy. he ,ctiaiul, ha, method in bis mad
moss whgh ~ should iitc 'orS muc. to gee
his alycraac, initiate. us letter is candid
.,rnrhltorvad, ana Tree FROM all AMBIGUITY
/ It would loos much bc,icr. in our orln'oa, for
fhe ahip pr,s,,-. instead OF dealing 10 .ensc.
l. pulrrc a-..n,, NJ idrpaFd, in cndea'os
- p.....o. i,,,.i.,il.
.,,....,.-.. .,.,,....f If Ia .,nit,
'a'...@.l. y l,.t, ,.a month 81
|Den d,ma,-l. Who voted for Gcn Taylor.
, w do moi with 10 lo understood Is lawn"
anj particular 'lhl''O' 1907 W. " @
contrary "e N",' ''' '' .''',''
Tom lhc ofPfohi'uh VIA "'''" ~, VI"
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-, ALL ir, a., ,,p,h ~ van .l,,4.
ecmtlpmeu-cpni.i You ike, the Whole 800
cabular, Of oprfotaiou4 ,pi,hcls bub ai the
same time do not FORGET iint his letter im'
cre'i'' F." ''''' ''''' ''''''' - ~
o. peeliul notice
f.,r,v -ipif btt,.t ttt.. from NV Or.
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Ginsf5,I nf.ilou tn pbIlldclpbil in honor OF the
memory ul ih' laie fN re .i"'ht i''N'
! Mr.. CLAW wa 4. pegt,d ia w Washington
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Tho Drmt..riii, Convention OF Alabama has
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nominated ihc hon Henry '"'''i - lh'if can
i,trlqtr for Governor.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

" ! HAMILTON a ,4nlF'aie to farf 'er' The
,ttaip- ui Tim ard 49, Hi ,is b i'ai"nh h'i'' 'l
~ neat STATE lfst.liilr'
nm HNi.I. ~ B. t1at3tt' 70 fW 10
liz eonni,. ~ smith tptuf aui lllut1p, in Co.,
fa -,n,ia branch 1t The Siaie lrfi iAtur si Co. 'n
,niir .irtlinn
m The lion EDWkED CLARK D. sanlf'1i'
r., ,.nt.n i de- iuttii inrt,dur the 'r'niio s.i 81
Ibe 'fruiiy River ~ liz. aouaafl hfauc 81 ties '-u
.ng Stat Legislature.
NJ W. snn,nnea joins II Marry, II r.
.buf etuiity 49, candidate TO frprsssIli Tie ''unr
At if-luf and HARRISON, tie lpwtf Iran IA OF lh
neat stat ler,Tlaufr.
n-y-ru 4 u ~ RBiiSS - n candidate 70 frlf'
sem Hsfrt<n county ia, lower bench 81 tir STATE
.laiufe at The cnsuinn el'fpo
ql-IN ,IOI til Ia y candrlnc tn ferf'''ni
uaffii,n county 10 the lower hmn'h Of tn 0iai'
JJri. l'urs. Al Che rns'iinF .l"et,pi'.
t,y- The fiucnh seunpn ai Ncs II kfiarf viii
h. tt.a,l.od by the EeS ". William, vn lln irt
sarsn, ~ Augtr, hlc 9Th u lhtf llacc
aovs % TEnrEHAsUE.--1hc following are
The officers of LiWsG WAvER Division No. II
Tor the present. quarter:
RIP Rrowv. p " T. VI srriNtriS, / $.
T. tIsst. W T. W y IN ftNiN.
SANDERS, W \. hfhtNNht !.
T.. & HrAflt{, II y. tnt lnNt',
v T. tosAt y. 4 X s. :. SrrrIfhsa, ! :.
q SrrstSH,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

a. The senior Editor is absent ON a visit Ia
ttockc'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

0 The decision OF the Supreme Court, on
our FIST pare, was kindly furnished ~ by J. VI
AEngy, Esq, Of san Augustine. II has never
been published before, and from that fact mly
be- If Importance. We think that prosi ion
should be made for the earlier publication OF
n,csc decisions. We should have, TOO for thc
convenience Of the State, two sessions Of lius
Court annually, one Of them to to holden at
some point nearer the ecuter than Austin.
This d, cision was made ten month ago. bth,r-
of more importance were rendered at She same
time When viii they be published
q The steamer Dpct Ru.r was at Port
Ciddo on the nth INST SEQ her card on tho
ucxt PAGE. Her Captain informs us that There
b. plenty OF water IN the Lake We are In.
,cbtod to him for late NeW Ollcans Bniirm
That boitl, Of Soda " I'd received from
e. Stoarna met our docdcd approval Mr.
= informs as that con rnmonls ct books from
tso different houses 10 New !oik bas, bc u
msdp lin aud ar expected IN few daya
f. rdhsIEEs We tahe occasion 60 o..
tnowlci~ the tiadnl aAh which we hlsc
been treated p poaimas,a'e nlHerlly T'ltu
% so .ct d mer apon ahom q rulie her is
more dependent than upon .hce. o6sai Il
tilcy are careful and attentive al roe Welt
with him; hia papers are delivered at 'be proper
places, and in season On the contrary one
,lrulcss postmaster on o route NAY cost hlm
t8t his ubsolpiiou l,sl Il alloti o. rci-
tufe, then, 90 acknowledge tioif h.n,uc o.
~ Nhi,h has been manifested in ,uou3 way.
Yet We laye had some complaint, tand vc
men'lon i III sprit Of klndnca.l 100 inspect
10 the deliver, OF our papcrs. n Neml case
where pack1"ca have been received al pasioi-
tee, an OF oul ub,dbcrs have not bctt sup
died with their papers We suppose that this
was owing To aeerlcnt psrhapi .ome bur,
body pckinr ih'm mp aud carr, iu2' them o.
Nc hope tlis matter vii he looked to. No
pne rs tiai,i 10 handle the paper IN post
Office oX,cp, the rosimaaI,t or h. a1siltant
WHAr DiD HE Mas ~ few dlys seo. an
individual walked into houac phcte tAero
were a number Of mall NOR ud looliu. lu.
lmrnely alound ob4or,.i 'm io.'iur lar
man, tut | do nj ce lam hr... 4ur
wheh h. i'rulfl ~ great haf,t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

NJ Johnson anl Nj L'Nr. NJ car city, wer.
fbiinr nat tsrthcr pu the evening Of the Hh uat.
wh.p the horse hreame inshtcnei, ran away. and
u,s,p tlr ,rhcle Both tdl- wcr' proiiHlatad To- tlt
ffnund and Mr. Juha4pn s,Nrr.ly, and No Lawr
.ft-lttx ifiHr.4i -. 'rhfp fs1.ffff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

A correspondent &c the \, q. F,raypne at
Makailan, makes the following prediction:
There Is a manifest disposition on the part
of Mexico to have another fuss with ~, and
mind my prediction; We shall he nj war with
her AGAIN ia less than two wears Ny imPrcs-
sion Is, that 1t viii grow out of 'hc difficulties
NOW nrnmlslnn % or-nnaio IN CaIllnrn.a.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

tgots.-i'rodicatu" our opinion upon what
We have stem and the information wc have ro-
.,rited, We fo0rct to chronicle TIM liei, that
crops generally throughout our own ami con-
lin,iona Parishes indifferent The planting
anA WORKING season has been attended with
almo.l ineessant rams, Which have very nuch
midc apainat the plluicr' dido Gasrhe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

0 The steamer Duci R,rsr was At Port
CalJo on the 18th INST Sec her card on the
ucxt PAGE Her Captain informs rs that There
b. plenty OF water IN the Lake We are ia.
dcbtod to him for a l..tc New Oilcans Bnilfn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

or Tie fucml frunon Of Nr' u hfiaff "''
T. tr,a,Aoi hY the kss W William "n 'tf H.
Snini, ~ August. nlc 9Th o. iha l4ar'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

TIM WLrmn.--Durng the pa.t wo.k 's
have h1' aimo4l inc, ant ho&or Truly
ihc rain Il raineth Ger, ,laq
Thu country mu,t DC completely o,craoye3
i,r the last two day i ha moi oniy Show eied
bat heavens toodgato ha,o bceu opened
upon ii Tll hcDcas are yel hume n taof
and ", may expect from pe.out sHcaian.,
conlupaHg, 81 the ram The crop mps
place, We fear arc materially uu,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

d That boil, Of So{g " I'd received from
I e. Stoarna, mct our decided appro,aL Mr.
= informs us that con irnnontio ct books from
tao dh.feni houses 10 New .oik has, bc.u
mad. lin and are expected IN few dry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

gl-IM ,LOl clI. Ia 80 cand'dnic 10 fepf'''ni
IIffitt county 10 uic lover hrtnsh ui tn 0iair
I5r,. i,,uf- At ilf, ei,sinP el'eitpn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

" J. HAMILTON a ,4n'lr'aie to- f"rt 'fr' The
,uuaip- o" TIM tnl A., it Do. '' Ai"h" bi'H'' 81
~ neat STATE iDstiaiurl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

n-y-ru 4 u ~ RBiiSS - n candidate 70 frlf'
sent Isfftsn county ga ii' tower hdh'h ~ 'iF @tp
Iry.. laiufe At The cnsuin1 sl'fpou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

Soys % TEnrEnAsor.--lho following are
The officers of Liysg WAvER Division No H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

ny W snn,anos joins II VI NARY, h ' =
.hur ,,,uuiy 49, a eandEaif TO represent TIE funh
II I~lur nnd HARRISON, ~ tie lpwtf hfih'h Of To
nett stat lsr,faiufr.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

A spirited discussion upo1 Do amend.
mens ensusd. The amsnansntswsslost.-
House adjourned.
The proceedings in the Sessts was gen.
orally Of a special interest, which we omit.
January 4th.
The House consumed this day in discuss
ing an amendment, offered by MI. barnes,
to a bill apprOpriating funds to defrsy the
expenses Of surveying the route for the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad; Which
amendment proposed that the counties
through which the road passed, should meet
the expense out of their portion of the In
ternal Improvement fund. After an elab-
urate discussion. the amendment was lost.
Ayes So, noes 40. 4
On the 9Th the House proceeded to the
election of Judge of the St. Louis Grim
inal Court. The following gentleman were
put in nomination: Jas. B. Colt, Benjamin
Sharp, and Mr.. McAfee, of Shelby. On
the first ballot the vote stood for Colt
30, Mc!Affse 26, Sharp Is. Mr.. Colt was
The two houses in joint session then went
into the election Of Treasurer and Commits
Of permanent seat Of government.
For the former office Peter G. Glover, the
present incumbent, was elected without
opposition; and for the latter VIM. E. Dun
comb, BY a majority Of 90 over WIN. c.
The remainder Of the day was consum-
ed in introducing private bills, reports, &c.
We will give further particulars Of the
dOings on the 9TH and 6ih next week.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
The Preadent Of the French.

As the present Is an interesting period in
the history Of France, it may not be inap-
propriste to lay before our readers whatsv-
er means We may have of judging of the
capacities and principles Of the man they
have placed in the responsible station of
first President of France. We cannot con.
ceive of a station where greet experience,
.6rmness, talent and patriotism seem to be
demanded than the head Of a republic in
Europe. The capacities of LOUIS Napo-
leon are regarded with distrust by some
who will depend upon his confidential adj
visers to successfully shisld the new adj
ministration and RepubIic against the at
tacksrthst will be made upon them. II Old
.Zack,is 10 have confidential advisers, we
hope they will not be denied TO Louis Ma
The followingi is the address hsis-
sued to the people previous to bis ele ction
Louis Napoleon Bonopart to his
fe~AOtc-cuizens.
To recall me from exile you have chosen
me representative Of the people. On the
eve Of eleetihg the Ctief fisgistrste Of
the Rep6blic, my amt j. placed before you
as q synbol Of order and security. This
teatipony Of Conscience, So honor able, 10
offered, / am aware, much more to that
nsne than to me, who have as yet done
uoshlhR for my cssatry; but the more the
msnofy Of the Emperor protects me and
inausnees your sufrages, the nnosedo ] feel
myself bcand to expisin' to yos my senti-
NESTS and principles. Between you and
ps thsIe mase Dc no misunderstanding. I
- nj a. smeikious men, who dreams row
81 epriFe ed wsr, now of the application
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

Fire IN Louisiana.-About six o'clock on the
morning of Wednesday last, a fire was discover.
ed in the carpenter shop OF Mr.. Henry Martz,
adjoining the wagon shop of Mr.. James Stone,
on Georgia street. The combustibh materials
and shavings usually found in such shops, soon
conducted the flames to every part of the build
ings, and before sufficient aid could be raised to
arrestit, they were enveloped beyond recovery.
BY the efforts of the neighDors. the blacksmith
shop adjoining, was saved though much damaged
at one end. Nearly all their tools and a quantity
Of ready made work and lumber, with the build
ings were burned % ashes. There was no in
surance upon the property, and their joint loss
Is sstimatd at or $500, the heavier portion fall
ing upon NJ. StShe.~s III Tah>a.s=rt" -,
The fire is believed to have originated from
The stove in the carpenter shop, which one Of
the apprentices had just lighted and left.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
PARIS, Nov. q, lS4S.

.4noheAGood Ha.-We find the follow
ing good lick, which has both a Northern
and Southern political bearing, n the New
Orleans Data:
sure you q dsunksrd?" said the Record.
er yesterday, to.s hard case who was bro't
up before him for being as blue a. indigo
the night before.
"Why, IN q drunkard," said the prisoner,
Eanot an ultra drunkard."
"What do you mesn?" said the Record
er-sdon't understand the distinction"
q "TheD I suppose you would understand
said the prisoner, "if you had asked
what mspolitics were, and that ] should
reply Pm 6 Wing, but not an ultra Whig."
The ReeesdeF remarked that the noise
and S~onfasieE we're so great that he could
Be heard.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

kea5neky u g. SenSfor.-Ex-G Governor
IkGsscelS was clseted On the Sd inst. Sena-
Tor in Congress untiithe 9Th OF March next.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
A SOUTHERN MOVE.

A meeting Of the southern members of Con-
gresa, both wings and democrats has been held
70 devise measures to meet and counieract the
eDeseaehnents Of the sbolitionist in and out Of
Coagsess. Resolutions have been passed in
csngress, sbolishing the slave trade in the Dis
triet Of Columbia, which is regarded by The
southss an abolition encroachnent. As All of.
set resolutions have been introduced in both
houses in favor Of cediag bsek. to the Stats Of
Maryland, all that portion II the District which
once belonged to hsr, in thesaps way the other
portion has been retroceded to Virginia.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Gen. Taylor elween two 1lres.

Flow that the aboiitionist of the north, flush.
ed by the recent success in securing the Vice
President Of the United States. and a mum Pres
ident are wildly urging their fanaticism in Con-
grsss, the south is beginning to awake to her
condition with "keensst emotion" and to de.
fine the position of Gen. Taylor, which they have
hereto(of so studiously concealed.
We make the following extract from the Yves.
tern Eagle, an original and jealous Taylor p;.
Perthat urged ashis chief accommodation. thai
he you'd not defect the riu Of the people or srsr'
else tie one MAJ PoUer. 1t says:
,Wilmot's ProViso is clearly unconstitutional
and we are rather disposed to think that those
who have believed that Gen. TAYLOR would sign
a bill passed by Congress containing that ~restric.
ton with regard to slavery. will find themselves
entirely mistaken.
The north then, at last, is TO be Tylyi-sL-
They will find themselves mistaken. Theboast
then, Is that the north has been deceived. Up.
on the other hand hear what the Xenia (Ohio)
Torchlight, a rabid "ultra wing" paper. Of the
Corwin species, declares "were the President
to veto the PrOvisO, his life tcould not be north q
sir Ussk's purchase"
This is only a foreshadowing Of what is tc
come. We apprehend the old General will find
the elements he will encounter al Washington,
more trying and the fire front and rear more an.
noying, in consequence Of his n~on-committal.
ism, than the suns Of Buena Vista or the grape
Of Monterey.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

Resolutions have been Introduced into the
Senate Of Missouri By Mr.. Wells, and in the
House by Mr.. Henderson, denying to Congress
thsright to legislate upon the subject Of slavery
In the territories Of the United States.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

Tbs lower HOuse Of the Pennsylvsnis Legis
Aturs has finally organized and elected a demo
erstis Speaker.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

= The original WiImOt Proviss fesoiunions have
passed the State Senate Of Illinois. BY . vote Of
l4to H. HI 4su
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Nv the President Of the United tates.

TN 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 ARKANSAS, at the
periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
AT the land office Helena, commencing on Monday,
the day of June for the disposal of the pub
lie lands situated with1 the aforementioned townships
and parts of townships, viz;
Mo- of the base line and east Of the fifth principal meridian.
Sections thirteen, twentythee twenty -four, and twenty
five of the ST. Francis river, in township three OF range
four.
Township nine, of range seven.
Souh ofhe aseiin and principal meridian
Township four, and part of island in sections thirty
and thirty three township thirteen, OF range
At the land office at Washington, commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day of June for the disposal of
the public lands situated within the aforementioned town.
ship, VIZ:
South of the base line and h principal meridian.
Township four, of range nineteen
AT the land Office at Cham pagnoe, commencing on Mon
the day June for the disposal of the pub
lie lands situated within the aforementioned townships,
South of base line and of the M principal midan
Townships eleven and fourteen, of range seventeen
Township eleven Of range eighteen
Lands appropr, ted by law for the of schools, mill
The Offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
nenced the days appointed and proceed the order in
which they advertised with all convenient DESPATCH
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed But sale shall b. kept open longer than
weeks, and private entry of OF the lands will be adj
nitied until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twen day of February, Donini thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine
BY the President:
RICHARD M You've,
Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
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by the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, /, JAMES K POLK, President oil
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land Offices in the State OF IOWA, at the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the land office Fairfield, commencing Monday
the fourth day of June next for the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
parts of townships viz:
North of the base line and of the fifth principal
Townships seventy and seventy three Of range TWEEN
ty-three.
Townships seveny-to and seventy three, Of range TWEEN
ty-our.
Townships seveny.two and seventythee Of range TWEEN,
ty. 1--WE.
Island section twenty three, in township sevenytwo,
OF range fourteen. =,
At the land oiice-at Dubuque commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships to wit:
North of the base line aud of fh principal meridian
Township npety-three, oil range seven
Township nnety-three, of range eight
Townships ninetytwo ninety-three, ana hneV-lor oil
range nine
Township ninety three, of range ten
Townships nineiywo, ninety three, and nIne'y-iou oil
range eleven. "a,
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mill
tary purposes, will be excluded rom me safes
fine otfer ing of The Unconventional lands Will be com
menccd on the days appointed, and proceed IN the order
IN which they advertised, with all convenient patch,
ntil die whole shall been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks entry oil any OF the lands VIII be adj
rni,,eJ until after the piraiion OF the weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, his
twenty evenih day of February, ammo Domin one
thousand eight hundred aud forty nine.
By the President;
RICHARD YouNe
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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Jan. ely

dp Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
sm lCU Luray, Page county, Virginia, the GIN inst,
boy named Aaron He Is verv black, ~ years OF age
feet or inches high, has down look when spo-
to- very thick lips and heavy tongue lie had when
he domestic kersey frock coat faded black color
broad whts hat, aud other clothing with him.
collected. The above reward OF $50 will be given should
he OF the State, and 800 taken in the
STATE may get him again. All reasonable charges
will DO paid II delivered to me nj Luray.
Aaron left in company with sprxhty yellow boy, red
compilation, red hair and spotted face; tall as
Aaron bu, heavier made Both Of the above boys good
coopsrs WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept, H-H Luray, Page county, Vjrginlai
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TN pursuance OF law JAMES X. POLK, President Of
L the United States OF America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held al the under
mentioned land Office in the State OF MISSOURI, herein
after designated,
AT the land office Springfield, commencing on Mon
day. the fourth day of June for the disposal oil The
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts of townships, viz,
North Of the base line, and Of the mn principal iei
Townships twenty-five, twenty three and four OF
range eleven
Townships twenty-lhIee and twcnty-four, of range
twelve.
Towship twenty two, of range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and t~en-iour of range TWEEN
ty-one.
Township twenty three OF range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for The of schools mill
arv or oher purposes will be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the above mentioned lands Will be COM
menced days appointed, and proceed in the order
in which they advertised with all convenient despatch,
until the whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than TWO
weeks and private entry of any of the lands VIII be add
mitted unit after the expiration of the TWO weeks,
Given under hand the city of Washington, this
tyyenty-sevenh day OF February ammo Douni one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ. Young,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
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TAR. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.-Debilitated public
~ speakers, punonc dyspeplcs weak and delicate la
dies and children, and those with weak spine and one
prominent hip and shoulder, will find immediate com fort
by application OF this perfectly instrument which
substitute for the corset and acts tunlke other sup
ports by supporting small OF the back, and lifting and
not the sunken abdominal organs iuiy
pandng the che through the support of the internal or
gans and rectng STOPPING form by balancing the body
ers.
Ladies will BIO fitted by Mrs Baldwin, p Brenner's,
Pennsylvania avenue, 4th door from n street east
The medical profession are invited TO call and examine
PirrsBuRo, May %, 1886
We the undersigned having used IN our practice Ban
nngs Patent Lacs for the relief OF cases OF simple pro-
iapsus uer checry testify Its being the best nstru.
ment we have met iul all thu indications required
in the case which be required from external sup
port. =, ,.noup,, ~
TT. DALE, M d.
JOS. z. GAZZAM, M. ID.
Jan. ely