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LOCAL MATT f. II S +.

Pic Nc PARTY at Arlington Spring on We'd
nesday last was agreeab!y broken in upon late in
the afternoon by the President Of the United States,
who. in charge of the Falcon Boat Club, and &C
companied by the Secretaries of the Treasury and
Of the Home Department, seemed to be engaged in
sort of private coast survey Of the shores, bays,
and headlands, with which old Father Potomac
adorns the vicinity of Washington.
The veteran Custis, Of Arlington. was proud to
do the honor Of his patrimonal domain to the
President; who would not be who had such a
domain TO show to such President?-a domain
containing the purest, cleares, and coolest spring
a spring of magnitude-that we have any know
ledge OF, and shaded by oak, which, looking a
hundred years ago az venerable as it docs to-day,
there is every to believe had reached its
maturity long before Christopher Columbus first
furled his canvass in the Hayten seas.
Old trees, old friends, and old prineiplss-et us
honor them all
The exploring expedition passed half an hour,
during the falling Of grateful shower which drop.
ped like the gentle dew from Heaven on the parched
earth beneath, in the buildings which the liberaty
Of MIR. Gusts has erected for the enjoyment Of the
citizens Of Washington. and at sunset took its de-
Iarture; the Falcon-aware that she carried Cesar
and his demonstrating like watersprite be
tween Mason's leland and the old Virginia shore,
passing for the first time in hsr life through that al
most forgotten channel, 30 long closed, and 30 lately
e)ened by the freshet, memorable in all years to
come as "the Great Freshet OF Fifty-two."
The boat proceeded above the aqueduct, and re-
turned in the shades OF evening, skrting the
wharves and piers Of the ancient and well-beloved
city Of Georgetown on her way home
Pleasant people are the Georgetown onians; they
know what good government liz, and what it is
worth as well as body, and how 10 value good
President when they have got him; Of all OF which
expenditure Of tar barrels at the heads Of their
piers would at once have given illustration and
proof if they could only have known lSho was in
the ofIing.
The boat reached her moorings at early dark.
thanks to the skill Of Palinurus at the helm" in
the person of the senior editor Of the National In
teligencer, and to the untirng thews and snews of
the Falcon Boat Club
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NTHAY AND COCO MATTINGs.-We have
> just received, per schooners MARY jane aud
"MOu Bedcll,".au extensive supply Of Colored and
White and Fancy Canton Motungs Of the follow
ing make, which We think will be found good
the country can afford:
a., 5.4, and Cd extra Manning. All who pur
chased this make OF US last season will remember
it, excellence.
The samc widths in frst-quality flushing
This is a new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widths No. Goquoa, fancy. These
last entirely now style, and quite pretty
Also. heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating. This
article ia Of great for churches hotels, halls, ga
looms Of steamboats,, and other public places where
there lie much Of n thoroughfarc II is ndestrucu-
bic TO daupucss, and sill be cold less than ever Of
fered before in THE city.
Apl2 CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Also, GALVANIZED SHEETS for ROOFING,
SPIKES, BOLTS, CHAINS, LIGHTNING RODS,
HOOP IRON, &C, being prepared TO Gavanize
all articlcs Of iron which il is desirable to protect
from rust. MARSHALL LEFFETS,
May S-dlmo 10 Broadway, New York.
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New Publications.

Austria in 1850: bang history Of the late politi
cal movements in Vienna, Milan, Venice, and
Prague; ,oiM details Of the Campaign. Of Lom-
hardy and Norara; al full account ofhs Revolution
an Hungary; and historical sketches Of the austrian
Government and the Provinces of the Empire. BY
WILLIAM IL. STILES, late Charge d'-dtaUts of the
United State. at the Court Of Vienna Wih por-
traits Of the Emperor, Metternich, Radetsky, Jei-
lacic, and Kossuth. In two volumes. New York:
HAMPER Il BRoTHSRs. 1882.
In these volumes Mr.. Stiles has sought to pre-
sent his countrymen with the means of under
standing come of the most important and interest
ing chapters in the history of our times. To
this end he has avaied himself Of the information
and the materials which he collected during his
residence, in diplomatic character at the Court Of
Vienna From the most authentic public works,
from official documents and personal observation,
he has undertaken to furnish faithful picture of
the struggles in Vienna, in Milan. in Venice, and
IN Prague, as well full details Of the campaig gins
in Lombardy, in Piedmont, and in Hungary. To
make all this more ineligible and more interest
ing, he has given preliminary view of the his
tory of the races which inhabit the provinces now
composing Austria, and Of the manner in which
they became subject to the sway Of common
creign. In tracing the past history Of the Austrian
empire, he tells us he has relied the standard
authorities; and in reference to events compare
lively recent, he has labored, by full nvestga
ton Of vast amount of conflicting evidence, to
educe from the confused mass clear and reliable
statement of facts; while his own views in many
Cases are modified by ample citations from the lead
ing reviews and journals of the day, well az the
most approved works of late travellers and histo
Tians.
In our judgment, Mr.. STILES has made good use
Of his opportunities, and has produced a work
highly creditable to himself and valuable TO his
countrymen. We have not been able to give II as
thorough examination as intend J, but we
have read enough oft to be able to bear our teati-
Inony to the -ch and ability which it exhb
cts and TO recommend il to the perusal Of all who
desire TO make themselves familiar with the i'm
portant subjects of which il treats The Brothers
HARPER have Issued the work in a style Of me.
chancal execution that does justice TO its con-
tents.
Theae volumes may be found at TAYLOR &
MAURY's.
The Days of Bruce: Story from Scottish Histo-
ry. by GRACE AoUILAR. In two volumes New
York: APPLETON Co. 1852.
We have received copy of this work, which
can be obtained Of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAuRy.
The STEAMER EMPIRE Cry arrived at New York
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Il street, Capitol Hill, fret door above Mr.
Scrivener's, with or without board. Apply on the
premises or to Mr.. Scrvener June 4-iftf
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The STEAMER EMPIRE CRY arrived at New York
yesterday. Great excitement prevails at Cuba
lative to another invasion. The government lie
making preparations TO meet the invaders.
The Crescent City has also arrived, bringing the
California mails, with million and a-half of gold
on freight and large amount in the hands of pas
scngcrs.
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0S-Thc New African Methodist Episcopal
Church, on nj street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, by Divine permission, will be dedi
Gated to the worship Of Almighty God tomorrow
(Sabbath) morning, at 10 O'clock, by the Right
Rev. DANIEL A. payne, one Of the Bishops of The
African Methodist Episcopal Church. collection
will be raised to aid the Building Committee 10
meet the present demands of the contractor.
The friends of the cause and the public generally
are respectfully invited.
Seats will be reserved for white ladies and gen
lemen who may wish to witness the exercises of
the occasion.
Preaching three times during the Sabbath.
June A. WAYMAN, Pastor
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yUANTED-A NURSE; colorcd person pre-.
Wv forrod Mono need apply without good re.
concentrations Inquire al the corner OF 9Th and
streets. May u
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V5- Tenth Street DnptIst Church. = Tho
Pastor Of this Church will preach tomorrow,
providence permtting,) at the usual hour OF II
O'Clock in the morning, and in the afternoon at
O'clock The subject of this hour will be the Evils
of Intemperance," with reference to the license
system OF this city.
Members of the city government and the public
generally respectfully invited to attend.
June
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sIIIRTsi SHIRTS SHIRTS:

NEW and beautiful styles OF French embroider-
~ ed Shirts, in pleasing variety. Alec, large
additional supply OF Dress Shirts OF the finest qusli-
tics and most approved makers, just received.
Shirts made 20 order IN the best manner ana
latest fashion and good ts guaranteed IA all cases,
Al CHAS III. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar ~ Establishment, Penn. av., near a. II.
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o. Second Presbyterian Church, New
York avenue near 18th street.-The Rev. j. Il.
EcKARD will, by Divine permission, lecture on
"Moravian Missions in the West Indies" to.
morrow. at 4 O'cloc X. n m June
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THOMAS ~. JACOBS u CO., NO. ~ DOCK
STREET. PiIIbADELPHIA.



Wine and Liquor store.
rHyfIE SUBSCRIBER has associated with bin in
I the Wine aad Liquor business bis son THoMAs
a. JAcoBs. under the tirn Of
THOMAS a. JACOBS & co
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited
70 an examination Of their largo stock Of choice
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
with every other artclc i'm their line.
Orders transmitted ON abroad will receive
their prompt attention, and such article furnished
a. viii give satisfaction
THOMAS II. JACOBS.
PniLApELPHtA, March l. 1862.
March 5-d3m
FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
GGNCE THE NOTICE from this Office Of the 10th
- January last, which appeared in the newspo-
pcrs Of this city, cautioning the public against re-
ocivirE certain drafts pury5rtng 10 &c those Of
Captain l.. e.. EastOn, Assistant Quortesmastcr
recently stationed at Santa re, New Mexico,
third forged draft on the Quartcrmastrr General
has been presented for payment. Il il numbered
ll3, Santa F6 y. NJ, lst May, 1851, IN favor OF
Robert T. Brent. ESQ, for $3.50, and signed L. c.
Eastcn, Captain aud Assistant Qulrtcrmasior.
Il s known, from official advice in this Office,
that tho only genuine droits IT Captain Easton on
the Quaricrmastcr General arc numbered from
to IL; all OF which have been long nnce paid.
Captain Eastou having ceased 10 draw, there are
conscuucntlv no genuine draflsof HE now in circu-
latian.
Ey direction Of the Quartermastcr Generals
WIN. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk.
QuARrERMAsrER GgNEsALs OFFIcE,
WAsHiSoToN CRY, February l3, 1852.
Feb ~
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OGy-Methodist Episcopal Church south, on
Sth between III and l notwithstanding to-
morrow, at III O'Clock q. and at O'Clock p. IN.
ILlIhn 3
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o. The Teachers Association Will meet
at the Smithsonian Institution this afternoon at
half past four o'clock. o. &. WIGHT,
June Secretary.
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rNHE LANTERN, q New York weekly paper,
1 upouihc design gf the london Punch
May - FRANCk TAYLOR.
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DEQUiNlLLo, a Tale, by G. p. r. james, esq.
a Just received.
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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WANTED TO RENT.

~ FURNISHED HOUSE, with ten or twelve
-i,ii Rooms. In the Second or Third Ward, near
Pcuusyl avenue. Apply to
HoOE, BRO. & co.
MAY Unionl
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{g$ congregational Rev. James Nourse
will preach at the Congregational Church, at ii a
m. to morrow, the evils OF Popery." The
public are invited to attend. June
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PoToMAc BRIDoE.-A meeting Of citizens Of the
Seventh Ward was held yesterday evening, at the
Fourth District School house, to urge upon Con-
gress the Importance Of continuing the present cite
of the Potomac bridge. committee was appoint
ed to draught suitable resolutions to be reported to
a subseuuent meeting
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

h THE SAFE AVID ComnoDi-
t1AY-< Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt
~ = HARPER, having recently been
placed In order, will resume her trips be-
tween Baltimoreand this Districton SATURDAY,
the lat March, leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore AT o'clock in the afternoon and ut tho
same hour every succeeding Saturday dnrlhg
the season; and returning, will leave Riley's
wharf Washin gton, at 6o'clock and Alexandra
at 7 o'clocl, every WEDNESDAY morning touch
ing a the difcren III ndings n thePotomacriver'
usual. .
Forfreight or passage apply to theCaptainos
boa I'd OF to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
JJ WHEAT & BRO, Alexandria.
f: PICKREL & CO., Georgetown.
THOMAS y. RILEY Washington
Feb2S-tf
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CoSvESTIoS.--At n
meeting of the Agricultural Society Of the United
States held yesterday at tho City Hall. delegates
appointed TO represent the District OF Column
bia in the above convention be held in this city
on the oath instant.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
w JuHe 4, 1904.
GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.

WAsHINGToN, June 4, 1852.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA holders of this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing House on Monday, the 9th day of July next,
for the purpose Of electing Trustees for the year
then ensuing.
The polls will open at 10 o'clock a. M. and
close at IL o'clock IN.
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
June 5-eotJuno29&dtJuly5
NAVAL DRY DOCKS OF THE UNITED
IN STATES, by Charles b. Stuart Engineer in
Chief, U. s. N; vol, 4to plates.
The Assayer's Guide by Oscar w. Lieber
The Paper hangers Companion, by James Ar
rowsmth.
Kentish's Treats. on Box of Instruments.
Hand Book for Locomotive Engineers and Ma
chnist., by Sepumus Norris
Practical Model Calculator, by Oliver Byrne;
vol Svo.
Encyclopaedia Of Useful knowledge, by John
Laurs Blake, ID. D.; new edition
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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PRicss or ADMISSION Private Boxes, 80; Dress
Circle and Parquctte, so cents; Children under
ten years, half price, Reserved Seats, 10 centsj
Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle, 20 cents
Third Tier, 90 cents; Colored Gallery, % cents.
June
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Az earth's first kings, the Argos gallant sailors
Heroes in history, and gods in song"

The LATE INcESDiARIsMs.-We are requested
by persons residing in the neighborhood of Sixth
and Four-and- half streets to call the attention
of the police to the gang of colored boys who loter
about the alleys nightly in tina: vicinity. II is the
opinion of many in that neighborhood that the late
fires have originated with them, or the hocks OF
"birds OF feather which now infest the city.
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INDUSTRIAL CosGREss.-The morning and even
ing sessions yesterday were passed in business
matters, and the discussion of the following reso.
luton:
Resoired, That the manner Of olecting President
and Vice President OF tho United States lie anti.
democratic and that we recommend TO the people
OF the United States that such change be efccted
shall cause the election of the chief officers Of the
Republic, ne we'll United States Senators, di.
rcctly by the people.
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The GAS ACCIDENT We were informed yester
day that one of the two workmen who were injured
by the ignition of the gas at the corner of Pennsy-
vania avenue and Seventh street on Wednesday
last, is lying at the hospital in critical condition,
and the other s still confined TO bic room but not
30 seriously injured
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For freight or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS Il CO.,
No Sc Walistreet N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
EG ROBERTS s. CO.,
I3King'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. Fl. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold silver. bullion, specie jewelry pre-.
cious sonea, metals unless bills OF lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Dec
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Benefit of Miss ANNIE WALTERS.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 5,

On SATUKDAT EVENING, JUNE 0,
VIII be performed Mrs. Cenliyre's Comedy, in
three acis, entitled THE WONDER, or n ltoHdn
Keeps Secret. Pas La Bayadere by Miss ANNIE
WALTERS. Dance by Mad'lle THEODORE To
conclude with the very amusing Farce of ALLTH he
WORLDS A STAGE.
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fr,, we are requested to state that the OBJ

(Gt- We are requested TO state that the OBJ
servatory is now engaged in making series Of
observations in connexon with the Astronomical
Expedition to Chill that the public service re-
quires that the officers, while engaged, should
not be interrupted and that, therefore, it has been
decided to close the Observatory to visitors every
evening from and after sunset.
Visitors admitted at any time between
a m. and p. IN. June 4-tf
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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC ........ Capt. West.
The PACIFIC .......,.. Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. ...,...... Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ...........C Capt. Comsock.
The AD2IATIC. ,...... Capt. Grafton.
En- THESE ships having been built by
10 contract expressly for Government
EcnatssSb service, every cSre has been taken IN
their construction and IN their engines, to ensure
strength and speed; and their acconn 2dations Tor
passengers unequalled for elegance apd COM
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool IN
first cabin, $40. Exclusive use Of exua size
state rooms, y 800; in second cabins, $40 FROM
Liverpool to View York, $50 and EGO
An experienced surgeon is attached to each chip
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER FOR THE
NAVY.
NAVY DEPAgTMeNT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or OspNANoE AND HyDuoGRAPHy.
June 4, 1852,
- EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Timber" will be received at this Bureau, un-
til o'clock p OF the 18th of July next, Tor fur
nishing and delivering, under contract at each Of
the several Navy Yards at Charestowu, Masaa-
chusetts, Brooklyn, New York, and Gospor, Vir-
gina, the following described timber, viz
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From Neuo York

From Neio York From liverpool
Saturday, a. Is, 1867 Wednesday, May 5
Sa urday, " % Wednesday, 4" 10
Saturday, JuneI2 Wednesday, juno
Saturday, Z" 70 Wednesday, - 10
Saturday, July 10 Wednesday, g 80
Saturday, p Wednesday, July ~
Saturday Aug. Wednesday, - -
Saturday, I" II Wednesday, Aug. II
Saturday Sept Wednesday,, :" 90
Saturday, 90 IS Wednesday, Sept
Saturday, Oct. 2 "Wednesday, " %
Saturday, :" 10 "Wednesday, Oct
Saturday, 4" 80 Wednesday, " ~
Saturday, Nov. - Wednesday, Nov. 3
Saturday, 90 IT Wednesday, " IL
Saturday, Dec. II Wednesday, Dec. |
Saturday. rs Wednesday, 50 l5 .
Wednesday 3" %
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The Days of Bruce: Story from Scottish Histo-
ry. by GRAcH AoUILAR. In two volumes New
York: APPLETON Co. 1852.
We have received a copy of this work, which
can be obtained Of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAuRY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
Intervention.


"Tis hard for empty bag to stand upright.
So says the proverb, and never have we seen
the fact more forcibly demonstrated in morals,
than by the course Of a certain Iowa Senator
called jones. This MIR. Jones it appears, is
deeply interested in the passage Of bull do..a-
ting lands to build railroad between keokuk
and Dubuque, but finding the project to be an
empty one, and the head that advocated it SINH
liter, he impIoringly petitions reserve corpse
to rally To his rescue. This petition is sent,
too, by Express, and its consistency advocated
by Express baptized by its sponsor, this empty
Senator, Miners
This sheet seems to be the echo Of Gen.
Jones and of course is pardonable for exposing
an occasional weakness.-Ioon Observer.
Folly when adored with moderate degree Of
modesty, may be pardonable, but he, woo, with.
out any provocation volunteers to calamniate
those whom he knsws nothing about, is either
knave or tool and merits no sympathy from an,
Ou rter
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WIG STATE CoSvESrIoS.-This Conven
ton which convened at Iowa City on the Goth
u:timo, selected the following gentlemen a.
delegates 10 the National Convention. David
W. Kilbourn, of Lee; Archibald NJ Kinney
Of Henry S. NJ Ballard, Of Johnson; Geo
L. Nightingale, Of Dubuque.
Fer Electors-T. w. Clesgett, Of Lee: WIN
H Henderson, of Johnson; j. II. ID. S,er, OF
Wapello; Eliphale, Price, of Clayton.
For State OEcers.-J. w Jenkins, Of Jack
son, Secretary Of State; B. Porter, OF Hen
nv, Auditor; Moses Is. Haun, OF Davis, Treas
urer.
Central Committec-J p. Cook, Scott; J "
Underwood, Henry; II. T. Horn, Desmoines
G ID. Crostwaith, Johnson, II. . Common.
.Muscatine; w. P. Wightman, Dubuque, l.
B. Fleak Jefferson.
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The State Of Iowa.

The State Of Iowa.
Thomas Sullivan, plaintiff,
Rebecca Eads, (widow of Abner
Eads, deceased Harriet Hinkle,
Abner N Eads, & Rebecca Gregg
children Of said Abner Eads, decd
and John w Hamin, Cornelia A
Hamlin, Harriet Hamlin, Grin
Z HaDlin Abner c Ham'in mi
nor heirs of Margaret Hamlin, dc'd
and all others interested i'm the es-
tate of said deceased, defendants.
The said defendants will please take notice that there
rs on file in the District Court of Delaware county, State
of Iowa. the petition of said Sullivan, claiming against
them that they be ordered and decreed to make deed
the w IA Of w IA Of section 25, T 80 range W,
l2 of N IA Of g %, I" :"
E 10 Of IA of &c 26," "
NEl-4 ofNEl-4of 49, & Z"
and that if they fail do that decree be entered that
they be forever barred from setting up any claim said
lands, and for oth.r and further relief
Also that unless you the said defe ndants appear and
plead SAID petition before the morning
of the Sd day of May, 1882 default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
SMITH & McKtNLAY,
Feb IL. lS52-4w Attys for pit fl.
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ISDiANAPoi.Is. Feb. S6

INDIANAPoLIs, Feb. 26.
The Wing state convention met to day and
made the followsng nominations
For Gov, Nicholas Mccarthy, Lieu. Gov
WIN Williams, Secretary of State, John Is
burne Auditor, d Mcguire Treasurer, Achil-
les Williams Sup. OF public schools, Aaron
Wood The convention instructed the dele
gates to the National Convention to vote for
Gen Scott tor Prcsidcnt }. ]. Criitendcn for
Vice President.