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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08
A NIlIBLE SIXPENCEIS BETTER
THAN A SLOW SHILLING.
Push along keep m0Uing!

TKF a. g. ALONZO NURSE res
~ = pect(ully inform the world in general
and the citizens Of Rock Island county, illinois,
turned from Boston and New York where he has
purchased an extensive and carefully assorted
Stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Furs,
Boots and Shoes, India rubber goods, Ready made
Clothing, Hardware and Crockery, which they
are now receiving and will sell at such prices for
Ready Pay, as will defy competition:-
enough said.
Amongst the most prominent articles in their
Stock are the following, with a little Of almost
every thing else that con be called for.
Ca,coes and Furniture Prints, Ginghams,
Mouslin d'Laines, Alpacas,
Plaid Stripes and Checks,
Alpine and Thihet Cloths,
Black Florence Silks, Red, White. Grey and
Yellow, plain twilled and printed fannels,
Apron checks, Hickory stripes, Drllings,
Jeans, Bed Ticking, Linen 4 cotton diapers,
Irish Linens, Bleached and Unb.eached
shirtings, sheeiings and Canton fannels, Linsey
Woolseys, Curtain Muslins and fringes, Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Mufs,
vctoriais, Edgings and insertions, Hose, Gloves,
Mi,tens, Shawis, Linen, Cotton and
Silk Handkerchefs and cravats,
Shirts and Undershirts, Drawers,
Buttons, sewing silks, Thread,
valcanized India Rubber Goods,
Wooden ware, Carpenters Tools,
Cutlery, crockery. Hats, caps,
Boots and Shoes, &C., in great variety, for
produce and will never refuse Cash.
". A. 81 ALONZO NURSE.
Moline, November LIST, I849. 8-4w
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CODy'S OINTMENT
MEYER EAHSt

JTis most perfect remedy for Sores OF oil kinds;
cures Calls Bruises, Sprains, Ringnonss, spavns,
sweenr Foundered feet, SO. Also rheumatism,
Chopped hands, Sore Lips, Running Sores, Piles,
gwseA face, Sore feet Sore legs Ulcers Contracted
eords =. I've bois Enlarged joints, Chafes, in ca
sss I'll brsisss nd scalds an Immediate application Of
this Ointment will afford instant relief.
AZ Horse and family Ointment; the Proprietor
challenges the world to produce its equal. Fsrmsrs
and Teamstera should always have . supply OF this
inva,u.ale article hand, for cases Of emergency.
No family should be without II for single day. The
hour Of pain comes when We least expect it-there-
fore ba prepared. This Ointment 10 put up in uery
large boxes and sold At the low price Of Fifty cts
per box Observe the written signature OF the pro-
prietor ON every hox-without this none 10 genuine
Principal Depot, Cedy's American Agency Oihoe,
Waukegan, Ill.
a. Sanders, Agent for Davenport, Iowa.
November eth, i6ls. ~
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

RlSS JONES informs her friends and
Nk patrons that the Fall Term Of the
"Young Ladies' School" will commence on MoN-
DAY, the 18th September.
During her visit to the East she has procured
necessary apparatus, &c. for the School room
and has also made an arrangement with her sis
ter, Miss ELIZA JONES TO assist her in the School
| and TO give lessons in Instrumental Music, and
in Latin, to such Young Ladies as may desire it.
No pains will be spared by the teachers to facil-
ta,e the progress Of the Young Ladies in their
studies.
Davenport, August 23d, l84e. Soft
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FAMILY OINTNIENT.

3LOAN'S OINTMENT il now oniye.-
- sally acknowledged 70 be an infallible REM
edy, in every case where il has been faithfully Up.
piled on the human system, for promoting Inser-
sible Temptation, drawing out the Inflammation
from : wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and
in ito healing qualities the world does not pro.
duce its equal and the public pronounce it the
cheapest and best Family Ointment that has ever
been used. All diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, ehilblains, Sore Throat Burns,
breasts, Diseases q the Eye, Agus in the face,
side, back and the other parts Of the system,
Boils, Ulcers, Scaid Head, Bruises, fresh wounds,
and every kind Of sore containing the leas. par.
ticle Of inflammation, are permanently enred BY
this great remedy. W. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st., Chicago, III.
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4 BILLIONS
NEW VARIETY STORE.
II UsT opening at Craig's Old

CsA ofoiiiiS ~ NIdis Oiu
~ Stand, opposite Burrows & Prettyman's
Steam Mill:
An entire new Stock Of seasonable Goods con-
sistng-
Well Buckets, Milk Pals with Etraners,
Porcelain Sauce Pans and Kettles,
Pat Knife Cleaners and Washers,
Butter Moulds and Spoons,
Toasting Forks, Blasting Spoons,
Potato Washers, Sugar, Coffee Il Tea boxes,
Wood aud Japan, Hash and Oyster dishes,
Shovel and longs, Foot Stoves,
And a variety Of other notions, too numerous
10 mention. Together with
Queensware, Hardware, Wooden ware,
Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
Which will cell low for Cash, or al kinds Of
produce. Call and examine.
Orsign Of Big Boot.
Davenport, Nov 9th, l849. 8
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Rattle Snake Bite.

Dr.. W. B. SLoAS-Dear Sir-Last month Mr..
a. D. Taylor, Of Gopher Hill, Indiana, had .
Some ten hours after, saw the horse, his head
was remarkably swollen, Immediately applied
your Ointment freely, end ws were astopished at
the prompt relief afforded. In less than one houY
the swelling began to abate, and in twenty four
hours It had nearly all subsided, and within three
days the horse was not only flt for use, 5ut was
actually pat to bard labor without any injurious
result Yours, Respect,
LIS BARTLETT.
Chicago, June 9th, fsls.
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Notice to Pfe-Emption Claimants.

Every person entitled TO the right OF Prs-emp'
lion to any Of the lands within the townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction OF the Register and Re
ceiyer Of ths proper Land Office, and make pay
ment therefor a. soon q, practicable after seeing
TIL. notice, and before the day appointed Tor tne
commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Con,asi.siomer Of the General Land Office.
October 18th. l849. 6-i3w
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ROCK ISLAND
BOOZE STORE
No. &c, Illinois street,
OPPOSITE TELEGRAPH OrrIcE.

0HE Subscriber has Just opened large
- assortment Of Books and Stationary at
Rock Island, Illinois.
Having been connected for the last nine years
with one Of the most extensive Book Houses in
the city Of New York, he can offer great induce
ments to Merchants, Teachers aud others, who
may be DESTROYS Of making purchases. His ex-
perence in the business, and facilities for pur-
chasing stock, are equal to those Of any house
at the west. Among his stock will be found a
good assortment Of School, Miscellaneous, The
illogical and Medical works; very extensive
stock Of Paper and Blank Books, beside great
variety Of Staple as well as Fancy Stationary
He has also fair assortment Of Wall and Hin.
dor Paper. All Of which he offers very low
For Cash.
HENRY A. PORTER.
August Goth, 1849.
PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Record
Books, Ink, Paper and every variety Of Station
ary.
Having made arrangements with one Of the
best Binders in the city of New York, to furnish
County Record Books, ruled and bound to order;
they will be completed and ready for delivery,
in from four to six weeks from the time Of leav-
ing an order with the subscriber. Specimens
can be seen at his store.
II. A. PORTER. !.
Rock Island, August Both, l849. Silly
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(Correeied iceekiy by G. S. U7nsier.l
DAVENPORT, Thursday. Nov. o, $40.
Cody's Ointment.

This article We glad TO learn Is becomi : very
popular throughout the country. We are well &C
qnaintsd with the proprietor, DIR. Cody. he is well
verssd in the healing art and viii not send ont an
tcle off inferior quality. We have tried the srti-
Gle and proved il the best have used for sores
chspt hands and painful swellings, caused by bruises
See Agents name in another column.
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RAILROAD MEETING

On Saturday afternoon next Mass Meeting Of the
residents OF Scott, Rock Island and adjacent Counties
will be held At the Court House in Davenport in res
pect 10 Tie Rock Island and La Sale Railroad.
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Considered Him Spoiled.

Round Pai1e, Boon Co, H., .4p'ii | 1913.
Mr.. ". B. sloan--Dear Sir-My horse was wound
sdvery bad in OF his hind legs the large cord was
nearly cut Off and the inside small one cut entirely
oil, and the injury that all who saw the an
imal considered him spoiled. Your Ointment wasap-
died, and in four weeks tae horse was G for use.
The great benefit derived from the Of your ONT
men. in the cure of the horse induces me to acquain.
you it'll the circumstances.
Respectfully yours, II. HAMMOND.
We, the undersigned, have witnessed the remarka-
Die care o. Mr. Hamnonds horse. mos cheeIiuily con-
Grm his statement. N. BLaKESLY,
LEVI HAMMOND,
l.. Z. HAMMOND.
See Agents MINES at the head Of sioan's Col
umn. For further particulars and testimonials,
get Pamphlets of agents.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

III, Rev, Jas. D. Mason, Of Des Mones College hav.
g., accented the Pastorship Of the Presbyterian
church Of this place, viii preach his frst Sermon on
SABBATH morning next, at lc1 o'clock.
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Highly Spoken Of
Extract from the sWaukeska Democrat.
Wis. Nav 8, l649.

"SLoASs MEDIcIvEs."-A subscriber writing
That he has used Mr. Slosn's Horse Ointment in
several instances during the past winter, and al.
ways with the desired effect, and wishes Us to
recommend i to thcse who have the use md care
Of horses. Mr.. Slosn's medicines ase highly
spoken Of generally, and from the favorable ac-
quaintancs We have with that gentleman, We are
led to believe that they are prepared with view
to give real benefit TO whatever purpose they are
recommended.
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DISSOLUTION.

"HE co.partnership heretofore existing
be, ween PORE & REMER in the chair and
cabinet making business 10 this day dissolved
hy mutual consent Mr.. Pope 10 alone authorl
zed 10 settle the accounts Of the firm
PS. Those indebted are requested to pay
up immediately. . 80,
AARON RCMER.
October 18th, lS49. vii
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sLOAN's COLUMN.

Sloan are sold by A Sanders, Davenport, Iowa ;
VIM A & A Nurses, Moline, III ), and VIM g
Norris, Rock Island, and BY Msrchsnt,, Drug
gists, &C., in nearly every town il Ill the Wee
tern States,
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NEW SHOP AND
N EW PRICES!

He subscriber would respectfully in
- form the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
rounding country that be is carrying on the
Chair and Cabinet Making
in all its branches. He therefore would in
form the public at large that he has removed
from the Old Stand on Front Street to his new
shop No. S Brady ST, in Mr. Davenpor,'s Square
opposite Bechtel's Plough Shop, and have also o.
pened Shop at Maqnoketa, jackson CO., where
he has established himself permanently with
the determination to please his customers in
quality and prices of work. He will positively
sell CHEAPER than any other establishment in
Davenport for the quality Of work. Farmers
bring on your Wheat, Lumber. Butter, Cheese,
Bacon, &c. Three months credit with security
will be given to those not having the READY,
to those who have, 10 per cent discount will be
made. No effort will be spared to accommodate
all and he hopes by untiring industry and atten
tion 10 bu1Aes and pnnctnality to his engage
ments to retain all old customers and obtain ma
ny new ones.
CorrISs made with dispatch.
nTThree JoURNEYMEN CHAIR MAKERS want
ed Immediately TO whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
Don't forget the place,
No. 5,
BRADY STREET:
In large letters on the front Of The Shop.
JOHN POPE.
Davenport, June 23,h, l849. 4o-iy
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LlNSEYS.

A fine lot Of plaid and plain Linseys.
very cheap, at VIM INSLEE'S.
q
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oINT&eHlGT,
AND CONDITION POWDER,
Have earned great name.
EVOR purity, mildness, safety, certain
~ ~, and thoroughness, Sloan's ONT
n,ent excels, and is rapidly supersedine sill
other Ointmcnts aud Lininents for the
cure Of the following diseases.
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind
Calls, Poll Evil, Callus, Spavins, Swee-
ny, Fistula, Strains, Lemeness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratch
es, or Grease, Mango aud
Horn Distemper.
The Powder will remove all inflamms-
ton and fever, purify the blood, loosen the
skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen ev-
cry part Of the body, and has proved sove.
reign remedy for tho following diseases:
Distemper, Hide bound, Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, lnaam.
nation Of the Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Cotnpiaibt,) which
proves fatal to many valuable horses in this
country.
II is also safe and certsin remedy for
Coughs and Colds, which generate so ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st., Chicago, I'll.
w. B. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States.
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CALlCOES.

CALlCOES.
A fine lot Of the latest style Prints, just
received, which will be sold at very small
advance on Eastern cost, BY
WIN. INSLEE.
FLANNELS.
A fine Stock just received, and for sale
gerry lou, at VIM. INSLEE.
ALPACAS, &c.
Some beautiful Alpacas, Mohair, Plaids
and Delisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
at VIM. INSLEE'S.
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Ex o H "a y q j.

Elk q II A n e =.
eight Excha age 81. Louis and Eastern Cities,
- constantly for sale in sums to suit.
Time bills, Checks, Bank Notes and Coin, bought
and sold on best terms
Land Warrants always on hand-for sale low for
Cash on time.
COOK SARGENT,
Iowa Land and Collecting Agency,
Davenport, Iowa.
November 9Th, 1919.
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Feb. 10, l849.
terribly Scalded.

Fellow citizens OF Chicago, the deep and dis
tressing wounds lately received in being Terri
bly, Scalded' by the bursting OF dstllery boiler,
were healed in the short space Of fourteen DAYS
BY the free application Of Sloan's celebrated ONT.
naent. Also, my child, that had been sorely af.
licted for several msnths with Marasn,us, on
whom had expended large sum OF money for
medical advice and medicines, was restored TO
health in less than three weeks by the use Of
Sloan's Ointment
For injuries on horses am confident Sloan.
Ointment is far superior to any other remedies
now used
In my opinion Erery Family should constantly
keep on band this valuable Ointment
MICHAEL DIVEaSY.
The Child was Healed.
York Precinct. Page Co, Ill.
Dec. 9th, l84e.
MI. W. B. SLoAN-sir: Last summer one OF mr.
children was badly bitten By rattlsnake We
applied your Ointment freely, and "the child wa.
healed.''
Also, I had horse wounded In the stile Joint,
in which he took cold andbecame 30 much swol-
len and distressed, that the horse was supposed
worthless, but By . free use Of your Ointment
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in grea. many
other cases, with equal success.
WALTER WHlTEBEc.
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DAVENPORT EVENING SCHOOL.
MR., VIM. p. CAMPBELL would inform all per-
- sons who are DESTROYS Of attending the above
school, that said School commenced on the 18th Of
Oct pa and will continue through the winter; Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, Book
Keeping and Surveying taught.
Terms 81 100 per month. Pupils had light.
Davenport, Nov 9th, 849. 9-3w
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CAPS.

CAPS.
A fine assortment Just received Of o.
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Seal and Glazed
Caps--at all prices from 25c. TO $500,
at WIN. INSLEES.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large Stock just received direct from
Boston, which are offered very low BY
WIN. lNSLEE.
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IUST RECEIVED,

/ Satinctts, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds,
Cloths, sc. Call and price them at
WIN. lNSLEE'S.
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PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Recort
Books, Ink, Paper and every variety Of Station
ary.
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THE UNION.

sion and tumult the aged President stood Up and de-
caed that he ready to retract any OF MS
which might have appeared offensive TO M LedIn holm
once more addressed the House, and demanded that
parliamentary inquiry should be instituted INTO me en-
cumslances OF which M. Clevon complained; out me
Assembly by large majority rejected the demand ana
passed to the order of the day The adjournment look
place at half past six o'clock
the elections in Algeria for which five members re-
turned, places M. Emile Girardin first the list, and
Henri dOrleans, Duke dAumale, second The votes
given TO the Due dAumale were declared unconslitu-
ona IN some OF the electoral sections but not IN others
Unless the decree of Punishment is abrogated the Duke
will be unable to sit If he is prevented from sitting, he
what the Legislative Assembly will do.
French Money dfdUs.-Pars, Thursday. business
commenced at the Bourse, to-day under unfavorabe APP
pearances and government stock continued to decline
until ii became known that the Bank OF France had
agree TO advance large sum the deposite rentes
reaction then took place, and confidence was in some
fell to 1885, suddenly TO 81 so, and closed at 81 20
The three per cents closed the Paris Bourse Thurs
day at 52,25 Five per cents 9l,2O.
Italy.
Neto propositions to The French gopernment-The la
intelligence from Rome states that the Constituent
Assembly having unequivocay rejected the proposition
of M Lesseps, had gwen authority to the trumviIate to
treat again. and that the umvs proposed to the French
penipotenliary the following conditions:
LIST The people shall again be called to exercise their
sovereignty by means Of universal suffrage.
I'd Inc Ausuians, Neapolltans, ana oPahiardS Snail
all Immediately evacuae the territory of the republic, as
universal suffrage would be mockery under the pressure
of foreign bands
3d. The French shall have TO advance from Rome
The republic always generous and fraternal, will grant
them for garrison place exempt from fever. When
they shall meet reception mutually due to each other by
republican brethren, they shall remain their friends no
more protectors for the democracy of Rome will const-
tute itself without foreign interference.
Provisions at Rome growing dearer for the French
do allow any to pass but the scarcity confined
a
IN good supply NJ Lesseps has left the city for the
camp of General Oudino but was expected back imme:
diately 1t was also understood that deputaton had
been the previous day 10 Gaea with proposals to
the Pope to return under very limited temporal rule,
and with total exclusion OF the cardinals from all po-
litical power
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From the Newport IN H. Argus and Spectator
Gene raj Taylor's Appoin tments.

AT the meeting of Congress in December next, all tht
important appointments which Taylor and his cabne
have made and will make previous that time must BE-
brought before the United States Senate, strongly demo
cratic, for confirmation These appointments have beer
conferred exclusively upon wings, and those of the
ultra stamp in defiance of the strongest pledges that they
should be made irrespective If party Considerations The
question now arises-and, happy perceive,
beginning TO be strongly agated-shoud these appoint
ments be confirmed Should the Senate surrender the
power which holds and thus General Tayors
broken should they exercise their constitutional
rghs ana hold him responsible for their strict perform
ance lie had given the democratic party to understand
that as many democrats wings should receive appoint
mens under ms administration and on the strength of
that assurance of democrats aided his election
by their votes lie ha also given that democrats then
holding occs should not be removed because thew were
democrats. SO lar from adhering to these promises he
acts upon the principle that democracy not only dis
qualities from receiving Office al his hands but
also from continuing in the enjoyment offices confer
red by his predecessor.
These reasons furnish sufficient Justification for the
democratic Senate TO reject these wing appointments or
enough of them al least To remind the President tina, his
voluntary promises of mpartiay in these matters must
be adhered to- His thus ar has been
with himself; and as his own political friends TO be
somewhat delicate about reminding him of it, say let
the democratic Senate exercise moral courage as well as
constitutional right and place him back upon the very
ground upon which he took his FIRST stand. We hope to
see that body OF "grave and reverend segnors" reject
these wing appointments far they are presented,
until the President begins to send the of demo-
Gratis IN their places and when enough of these have
been proposed to make up oneha the appointments at his
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June IL, 1919.
THE owners OF the land mentioned in the letter
below and which are supposed to have been burnt in
the late fire at ST. Louis requested to file proofs Of their
ownership with the Register of the land office at 81 Louis
Missouri in order that they may be replaced by upcates
from the Pension Office at Washington city, and the lands
selected located according the original intention of
applicants. And it may be well, in where the de-
scTpton OF the intended to be located been
ost destroyed by the fire, file description with
the Register in order that the lands selected m ay be
reserved from sale until duplicate be obtained
as above suggested. RICHARD NJ YOUNG
Commissioner.
LAND OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
May rs, 1919.
SIR: The following the numbers of % military boun
yland warrants brought this office Tor location between
the list aud IL nst all of which lost in the late fire.
viz; Nos. 1874, 53l77 1872 53677, 4273 IL $685. 80
3i90, 30960 l55S8 $3.50, 81 9I6, IL 982 81 OBS 575
~ 57 5232 3D. 465, 62S12 1872 4,O2 1900 40 3O2 ali
OF which numbers in pencil on the township pla
the names OF the persons who located them not known
In addition to these several warrants, the numbers not
known which were awaiting further action the part of
the lost at the time, as also some of
those returned by the General Land Office correction
The names and Numbers of these known to this
office, the letter which accompanied them is also lost
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
THOS WATSON, Register.
RICH. b. DALLAM, Receiver.
Hon. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner General Land Office,
June lt-0 Washington city, D. G.