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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-23

rINHESE ESTORATIVE PILLS Fave been used In
private practice, with unprecec ented success Ior
20 wears; they have before been onsreu 10 lhe
public. These pills remove distractions, open the nat
ura OF the fluids of the body-as the pores ana
THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE and perfectly
harmless i'm their effects instead of weakening and de-
biitatng the patient (as is usually the case with o'he
pills. they give to the ana
nyirorating both stomach and bowels; and impartng
new i'e and energy to every part Of the system.
Beir ,whoy vegetable, they are mild in their opera
ton without gripping, oFany pain whatever lhcy are
slow i'm their movements; but thorough in their renova
ting and restorative character and need only 10 oe e
to be approved of by all such are afflicted win tue
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia, or any OF the symp
| toms OF a disordered stomach. ,,,,,,
THE STOMACH Is THE CENTRE or SfMpAIHiES
Its principally supplied with nerves by large pan
proceeding directly from the BRAIN called. the epnr
vvtween the stomach and other parts organs OF
the body. "
lis unnecessary go farhe rthan primary deranpe
ment OF the stomach to account for the multitude dis.
ressing symptoms with which many afflicted such
Indigestion. Billiousness {Drowsiness, Debility.
Aeldity; Extreme Languor and Ex.
sense ofOppression atthe hauston,
:, pit of the stomach; RestlossRess, Costiveness;
depression fspirtsr Headache,
Heaviness, Extreme nervous agitation.
Cold hands and feet, Palpitation of the heart
Nuoness OF the limbs and An incapabilty for the least
. other parts, exertion,
Vertigo. Nausea, {Nstiness and indi.t ac,nass
Difficulty of Respiration, of vision,
StuPor. A temporary loss of memo.
OhPieasahb Iasle IN the} ~,
mouth, particularly when A sense of Emptiness
rising IN the morning, Pulse lrssfreque and more
Dull, heavy pain and sense feeble than usual
of weight in the head |Emaciation and extreme
Dependency. Debility.
=, WIN many other distressing mptc arising from
disOrdered soma h. ill ut last ali the faculties of inc
ind seem pros;rated with the energies the body
from all ofwhch the poor sufferer NAV obtain relief in
aew hours, by Halsted's Renovatng and Restorative
ps; and by adherng to the directions accompanying
the Pills very soon feels ifnew life energy were
impaired To the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pills will be careful to OBJ.
serve that the name OF U. HALSTED lin gilt letter. on
black paper Is affixed wrapper to each box; and
that none are genuine unless labeled in this
r. BTFor sale by Druggists everywhere. Principal
DepOtat BURNET,S
No. II East Fourth street, CINCINNATI, o.
PR1 G FIFTY CENTS
For sale by Keller & FARNSIEY
HALLOCK d STODDARD,
@OOLSEY 81 LINCK,
N "!I- Agents.
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MUSIC HATH CHARMS.r
L. w III. RTE.
DEALER IN MUSIC.
LiNCks NEW BUILDING, RET N..v
EVANSVILLE IND Io'osr

| HAVE now leased and fitted up the above -
premises, and have opened a large s,orl Of edla.
Music and Musical instruments. Being selected ZXxcK
WIN great care and bought at the lowest mark Az
prices, hey viii always be of the first quality al,
low-ca and see for yourselves s' "' so'o
socn WIZ include Planos Guitars. Violins Flutes
acco'deohs, rlutines. Flageolets Jlaronets Drnm.
v IamDorlnes Music Boxes Harmoneicans Music PAPER
~ , Uuiar. fIolinceo and Piano Forte Strings %
soas &C. &C large and constant, incrensins
ddNHihoCIoRS for every Instrument.
me newest Musicpublished, received weekly
n: B.-Purchasers OF any of me ahaye articles.
VIII ana greatly to their advantage to call ON me he
ore purchasing elsewhere; for having made II m, revn
anu on business. feel satisfied can give bette
'saeuon man those not dete rmiued 70 ST
as cheap as any house West of New Yort .nd pa,
Illho.f ones and Accordeons tuned and re paired.
d. s gVeh on me Piano. Guitar, Melodion Acco.
'"''o" vi the voice.
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NIOIICE.-The undersigned have bourbt the stool
ana business from Mr.. Fermann Fritsch druggist
on FIRST street, and shall remove i'm short tim. the b
Louis Fritsch d. Sasse ~ w MN" vi
They Will carry on the business the old stand until
,he! remove and DR.. Frsch, scholar of Liebic and
dumas VIII pay all his attention time To the pre-
scrpon part OF the business Mr. Sasse will take charge
oil the mercantile part For the entire satisfaction and
OF the public they will spare no trouble
,oo =. LOUIS FRITSCH, Dr. NJ.
Je-J-u THEOD. SASSE
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BOOTS and SHOES,

II is useless 10 mention theirelegant and very exsc"
siye lot of togkn and other kinds of TRUNKS GARRETT
BAGS andy ALIsEs. Ia
Offering heartfelt thanks for the uBmisakable de-
transformations of approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments Of bnssress N respes
fully soliciting continuation OF the pubck favor, wes
deem it unnecessary 10 iecspiiaa;e our uDry
ties and systems of conducting business which en-.
able compete If excel any establishment OF thee
Kind n the Union We beg TO say that every step ins
progress, in experience and extending our business
tends towards enabling the more 10 extend great
du dement's and facilities 20 customers Having en-
arged our business considerable degree since ltsf
spri ~ are this enabled offer to our friends
aud to the inspection Of purchasers generally stock 81"
goods which i'm superiority of make, beauty OF Styles
and owness of prices has certainly not its equal either
i'm the East Vest
Country merchants should not fail TO see thss stoo&
before purchasing. .,.,r,,,y
Evansville. o.. 1859.
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REMOVED.-Th undersigned has removed to the
OF Mrs. Dr. Traton three doors above the Sher-
wood House, opposite the mansion of NJ. Ross ESQ. or
FIRST street, or Doctors Avenue.
AT the old STAND on First two doors above Main
where he may be found at all tines unless PROFESSIONAL
engaged. Tie2sl JR. WILCOX M
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES'
fI'OlLET Aartcles Of the finest quality, eomprsino
L Toilet Powders Cologne, Hair oils. fine Extracts
fancy Soaps, Rouge, Brushes, &C., &c, at
{. A. BROWNS
oet3 Maj ct. opposite The Bank
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ANCY SILK AND wOOUrN
DIX Err AND SCODRER

IA noI most respectfully informs the citizens az
~, S;,t and vicinity that he Is irrpHrro "A
III Ns. HliR Vevets, Ladies' Walls Mernoes hInaca.
.sir5' na sresses Of every descriptions TO any dior
punishment in this country Canton Car. 81.
cn ana made good white. dyed the most deli
coors "a ma Gloves cleaned. Any fancy coIored
perior style. ""u ""Sheo IN su-
7, d, NEW DISCOVERY
H. H. would also. inform gentlemen ,ho, l.. .,.-
snelts OF ever! shade, or dyes them apy color nv
'ethou ~holi! new, and warrants them not 20 ,,h r
an. more ihan now gsods and look ea,y n. WI,
nfn re would also inform merchants thai he Jyes ali
III VI 'ahed goods and engages 10 make then, al.
able, or no charge will be made 0'' Sic
Sltaw Bonnets dyed color
Sherwood House. ai' opPosne me
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD L IN ES
RY THE WAY OF

n Il Ia IL - i
BY THE WAY OF
CINCINNATI. COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
u ROUTE-To y. York via Railway In 30 hours to
York by Lake Steamers via Cleveland IN 81 hours 10
Pittsburgh in IA hours; to BostonIn 81 LIZ noqrs; 10
Philadelphia in 81 hours;Va LII LIE MIAMI N-Aiir
Fora D.uy TRAINs.-1stTrain. Lightning Express at
G, A NJ. End Train Accommodation ENP,ess, d, i-S a
NJ: I'D Train Hillsboro Train, al l2 NJ; 4th Evening
Trains run by Columbus time, min: faster than
Cincinnati. The roads are iaid through WIN n'"''
NEW YosK, BosroS AND MoSTReAL:,First Train
Lightning Express, leaves Clncinhau az y" H,I;t
ing at Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad TO punSrk
and Buffalo, connecting at Dunkirk with N YORK anu
Erie Railroad, and at Buffalo and Albany ana New r orr
I Accommodation Express, at 1l2 NJ, connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk anu
Buffalo, correcting at Dunkirk with New York and rie
Railroad at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads. and at Buffalo with Niagara Falls
Railroadt to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls, gdens
Also: connects at Cleveland with the new and mag.
nidcent low pressure steamers Queen ofthe West Cap
Rnnalo with the Buiaio and Albany, New York City,
and Niagara Falls Railroads orNew York, Boston, Nj
agara Falls Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &C.,
Fourth Train Evening Express. ot NJ, connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting at Dunkirk with New York aud Erie
Railroad connecting at Buffalo with New York City.
BUFFALO aud Albany. and Niagara Falls Railroads 10 n
York. Boston and Niagara Falls. -
PITTSBURGH Pull IL BALTIMORE, Firstl ralr
lightning Express lie Cincinnati at NJ, connect
inc M Crestline with Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA railroad
Pittsburgh connecting with Pennsyivapia Railroad Z
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to fhi.ada
Baltimore direct! o,,
ZANESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &c
First Train, Lightning Express. at A NJ: and Seeon'
Train Accom- rotation Express, ut . 1-s NJ cohheci
at Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma
tional Road TO Wheeling. connecting with Baiiimor
Ph;IadeIphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express at6P Passengers by this Train slee
at Columbu. and resume by Morning Train via Centri
. to- Ia.
= Company's Lines to Wheeling.
HlLISBORo-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at : i
; NJ. connecting at Hilisboro with Ohio Stage Con
pany's Lines to Chilicothe, Piketon. &c -
FARE Cin,ti TO n Y via Railroad either route SIG q
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD AM
ALL THE NEWCOMEKS!!
LoEwENTHAL & CO.

w ia IL "A vi Il y q w q N I u n II q " - -
WHOLESALE ASD.RETNIL DEALERS IN
READY. MADE CLOTHING AND DRf GoopS,
HATS, CAPS, &C.,
lent TO corner Of Main and Uater $751; EcGHse' a.
VITOULD inform their friends and The puone ID gen
w eral that they have received and are receiving
daily a new stock of. FALL AND WlNIfk GoOpS,'
Having constantly buyers in New YORK, fhIi-
adelpha and Baltimore and being connected Win Llerl
IoewenthaI & Co.. of Louisville Ky. the largest Cio.h
inc estabshment this side Of the Mountains, we are
able to sell either WHOLESALE or ktlhlh ~ to
invest Eastern prices and all we wish, is, TO give us
call before you purchase - p,.,,o
mp. s. Crossed p cent pieces and long Bits taken
,,Isail sepl
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LamascO Steam Furniture Factor,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
FE3 Messrs. WETZEL d KLINTW0 II
would inform the public , that having recently
80 Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
bureaus BedseaGs Wardrobes and several other kinds
of Furniture by steam thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than be purchased elsewhere in this city,
aud at Cincinnati Fdet0ry prices. Their work in every
respect is equal to that Ofthe Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared do Turning work oevery des
crpton, and will be prepared to furnish country manu-
faeturers with what they desire in this particular The
tenon of those wanting Furniture called to the work OF
this Factory.
The wareroom Is Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs % different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the room.
Idec2S-1yl
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~ the shape Of Ear Rings and Bseastpins Iadie. cal
and LOOK atthem- First ST., betw. Main and Locust
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TOTHE PURIIC

IO THE PUBLIC.
Nv the public To an examination of my stock OF
a 'cWeiry. shall receive in few days an invoice of
ne Goid and Silver Watches OF different STYLES which
VIII sell at extremely low figures. receive my goods
secl rom the manufacturers Of New York. and having
no Partne. divide profits with can sell
as ~ not cnra5.san any house West. Ny goods
socoteu win taste and an eye 10 quality. My Silver
coin. u Puio
engraving executed neatly. Watch repairing done in
manner and give satisfaction
Call at the sign of the Big Watch First ST. between Main
and Locust. Recolleet the location.
sep26 EDWARD HUSTACE
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TO n York via Railroad to Albany
and Hudson river teamers lo,oo
via Lake Steamers to Buffalo
and Railroad 10 New York. io,O0
via Lake Steamers to Buff. X.
To Ably d Hud. X. st. to y 14,OO
to Boston via l.. -. n Y. a. Erie and
New York City Roads 900
via l. Stmrs. and Y City&
York ard Erie Roads 19,Oo
" via l. Shore, Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads l9,OO
e" via T. Steamers Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads ie.'o
An additional charge of 80 cts. via Niagara ana ABOVE
routes. SOM
FIN Cin'ti. to Montreal via Lake Shore road !eUo
4" ~ via Lake Steamer iauo
" 10 Boston via Shore road Ogden'og Ie,uu
f" via l. Steamer and Ogden'bg INV
to n York via l. Shore Road d " Io,.o
;" via l. Steamer and 1913
to Buffalo via l.. Shore Railroad 9,lu
~ 20 phil or Raj via Cres,line & Pitt 1870
via cleveland d Pittsburgh IL 50
to Pitts urgh win Crestline To
" via Cleveland 9uu
TO Baltimore Wheeling I4nl
to Washington VIA Wheeling IpH9
- =, phi,,J,.I,,hi, I'll, IA he.liu. lj9j
+, g. wh.,Ii,,, s.iJ
Chit. to Cleveland 600 Cinu 10 Ian svhie' Sc.
| " to Columbus 800 70 Springheu ="
Fora information and Through ickcts, apply Nv iht
Office Southeast corner of broadway and prontnt OF
at the Depot, Cincinnati.
! w A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
| T. w STRAuER, G, neral Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON. Agent, Evansville.
| cIod&v6m
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MExICAN MUSTANG LININENT.
| M offer this Lniment as a remedy In the yariou
w diseases and complaints for which IL is recon-
them. " N"'A"s
mar! cases II has cured daring the last few months.
o,.So cases OF rheumatism in all its forms;
4.sOo do strains and bruises;
3,iOo do burns and scalds
o'4oo DO fresh cuts and wounds;
10 do cancers;
1,'4O do serofulous and ulcers that had re-
~ sisted all other treatmeIt:
4.:io do infamed and swelled Joints:
$500 do piles:
4oo do lumbago, suiees, govt, and hard bony
Tumors;
800 do Chapped hands:
1000 co caked breasts;
a'OoO do tooth ache and ear ache;
,ao''ou 90 various chronic diseases.
me mustang Lniment will cure the following dis
eases of II rses. VIC
SPAWN Ring Bone, Bruises and cuts, Strains. Saddle
uas, WIND Calls, Fistula, Sweeny, Big Head Cracked
gPREAD AND REMEMBER-N
DE" kE OF a green mixture of'Tar and Turpentine
put UP IN square bottles. and called VOLCANIC l..
NMENI Avoid it. as its continued use will shriv
e. relax ana weaken the muscles, and paralize the
nerves. Inc Mustang Lnimentis sold In every town
anu AT all the Drug Stores in Evansville. Price 25cts
D" Cts ana one dollar bottle The 50 cent bottle holds
nree unes as much as the % cent bottle. The one dol
oote aods as much eight times of the 25 cents
oortles, lhe large bot les re much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Liniment-l0, 100000 bottles sold
annually.
A. G.. BRAGG & Co.. sole Projectors.
PRINCIPAL OFFIcEs-Corner of Sd ard Market SITS St
Rrau. fu.ut 4.rn
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NOTICE.

u -. ccounts against or in favor of me- l wish pre
Ia ,I as soon as possible for adjustment at the
h s.at on MAN street. now Keller, Farnsley e. 20
snese they will DO attended TOO in person or ~,
Eio-u E. BELL,
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BOOT q SHOE MANDATORY.
GRAND OPENING.

GRAND OPENING.
NEW FALL OLOAKS. NEW FALL MANILFS,
hE fropEetors of the Crystal Front Dry Goods
store peg leave 10 inform the Ladies that they have
their first lot ef Cloak. and Nantes for the
10Y exPress) direct from Paris. combining the
;;, 49,, win the best quality of material which we
invite the Ladies TO examine.
-, EDWARD FEGAN & co.
oeif First ST. bet. Main 6s Locust opposite p o.
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CARPENTERS

CARPENTERS
SEvERAL good Carpenters wanted in nm, p,,,
~ snop Immediately. 6. D. EGGLesToN CO.
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VIEW FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has removed his stock OF Groceries
i from Water street, to the New Brick Building
of Locust and Second streets As he designs Id
keep regular supply of good articles appropriate To
Family Grocery, aud to sell at the lowest cash prices
he hopes receive share of the patronage OF those
around him. ). VI. HhMii'io->'
|
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BILLIARD SALOON.--GASy q !.

BILLIARD SALCON.--GAS!G AS!!
OUR Billiard Saloon Son the of FirtaI Main
~ streets, is now brilliantly lighted with Gas every
evening" where visitors may enjoy their games with
every facility for pleasure The prices games have
been materi lily reduced, determined graft
fy those who love billiards in every particular. We are
always pleased friends especially about 10
clock in the evening. when have mething nice
hands for their benefit.
sep2tf SMYTH & ROWLEY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
A LARGER SUPPLY, than We have before ohtred
u for ale we have now on hand and on the way. We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS toa stock
of unusual variety selected for this Market purchased
from the best manufactures at the lowest rates As we
make this exclusive business can hold out some
strong inducements traders TO favor us with call
sep27 v. X. HENDklChS q 20.
= n BAGS Cotton Yarn in store and for sale by
MI ,ugIa J. Il. MACH RI IL co.
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a oI0kE and dwelling, ON Second ST., opposite the
II end OF the Canal. Ithas been occupied as Groce
Z! andis a first rate stand. Apply to
oct15.tf ~. o 1870
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.

NEW ARRIVAL.
A FULL ASSORTMENT of splendid Dry and Fancy
IA Goods. consisting of:
Plain Figured Silks:
Plain Sa ms Of all colors.
All Wool DE Liins
Half do do;
Cashmeres; Shawls;
10 Dozen Satin Bonnets, latest styles;
100 pieces Velvet Ribbon. all widths;
Muslin de Bats: rmbroderies Gloves;
Wooden Hoods and Underseeves;
Just received and for sale very low at
SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER & CO.
sepl6 Main ST.. next door 10 n'liN.
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:. T.. GILBERT a. CO..
a GENTS OF "CYPRESS ia r.TOpvy

BIS; Cheese, of good quality just reed and for
~ saIe oy (octb) j. & w. REILLY
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JUST RECEIVED.
n DOZ Wood Buckets; 20 nests Wood Tubs;
DU Der Forest Rose and for sac at lowest market
nice nv Isep9l PRESTON BROTHEKS.
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,rp 1e600 Z xaVIONY,'
II COZ now on hand 325 bags Cotton Yarn, 400s 5Oos
Co.'s and zoos, Of the above well known and ,a
cash or approved paper. Io.,,a ooi
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-01
PUBLIC LANDS.

The public belonging to the General Government
az dnfneJ Nv the trootI Of ITea ond orc braoJ b H.
States of Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, and
that part OF Minnesota east OF the Mississippi River all OF
conveyed with certain reservations to the United States
by New York in 1884, by Virginia 1884 by Massachusetts,
in 1885, and by Connecticut in 1885, also the lands within
the boundaries of the States of Mississippi and Alabama north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed to the United States
and Louisiana acquired from France by the treaty S03
including the portion of the States of Alabama and ssis
sppi south of 81 deg the whole of louisiana Arkansas
Missouri iowa and that portion Of Minnesota west of the
Nebraska the Territory of Oregon and the region lying
between Oregon and Minnesota north of Al deg and south
40 deg north latitude Sd Within the State of Florida
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
of 1S4s.
the public lands covered estimated 5S4
acres Exclusive of the lands in Oregon California New
tire area OF the public domain is stated after careful
amnaon to have been 424 0S $50 About oneourth
$135339O92 received therefor The aggregate out ay
kind these lands to the date Including
Of purchase of suFFxeyng and of selling was
annual of nearly million of dollars for the last so
per the value of the land granted for bounte schools
intern improvements &c. would amount nearly double
the alb The cost per to the govern
ment o acquiring title &C. to the lands is 1441 cents
survey, 207 cents; of selling and managing cents
all $50 cents while trceves per acre or net profit
on each acre sold of $1.032
The whole number of warrants for Mexican bounty land
claims issued to November 1851 SO78l of
have been located 200 have been patented The whole
number of issued general bountyand
aw of September 2S 1850 to November 1851
Vi these have been located and returned and $50
patented
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the wear 1898 to 1850 inclusive
Full details present condition of the public lands and
of the various grants and donations thereof for
education and of internal improvement given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP. $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Public Land sold and tile nqount pasd for It,
in each Year, from 1888 to 1850, inclusive.