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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

At the second board the market very weak, an
decline was realized in all the sales made. Eric Railroad
fell of 4 per cent Reading Railroad, u Michigan Central
Railroad, u; New York Central Railroad, /; Cumber.
land, al Canton Co., q; Erie Bonds 1871, y; Hudson
Railroad, u.
The steamship Africa from this port for Liverpool to-
morrow, will take out nearly million Of dollars in spe
Gle. Upwards Of hundred thousand dollars have
already been engaged We have change to report in
the rates for sterling exchange The supply not large
and the demand limited. We quote London OK o
9Z per cent premium; Park, 81. Is a ST. 1215.
The Brunswick Bank Of Maine is in bad repute. is
reported that the Suffolk Bank Of Boston has thrown it
out The best way is to refuse it altogether.
The Montreal Exchange Company has declared semi
annual dividend of eight per cent the Bank Of Montreal
semi annual dividend Of three and half per cent The
Ontario and st. Lawrence Steamboat Company have de-
cared dividend Of ten per cent upon the capital of the
company. The Great Falls aud Conway Railroad Com
pany earned for the year s15 34s So which 40
above the expenses.
The Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada earned S2 S7 10
for the week ending Oct a. against S 3l2 for the
week last year.
The annexed statement exhibits the re ceipts and dis
bursements of the Assistant Treasurers Office, during
the month Of October
ASSISTANT IREAsURER's OrYcB-REcs7Prs AND DIsBuRsH-
MESTs, OCTOBER, 1854.
October lst 1854, balance SO, 3l6 G4 Al
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1t appears by this that there has been increase Of
loo IS in the hands Of the Assistant Treasurer
during the month Of October The receipts from
have fallen of s24s35 &c. equal to decrease Of
and quarter millions of dollars in the value Of du
table imports for the mouth.
The warrants entered Mt the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 2sh inst, we're
For the redemption Of stock .......... sls,a5e 70
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WnTsxrv-The days transactions embraced 100 bbls.
Jersey Ohio and Prison, at 40c. 4lc. with 16o hhis
drudge, at 4Qc., cash, per gatlens
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commercial relations OF the two countries justify
This cannot continue much longer, unless our mar
kets are Allied again with foreign manufactures on
foreign account The accumulation Of sterling
change, by the shipments Of produce, must
Of itself give large the other side which
win 60 far towards the payment of imports
compelled to hold the bulk Of this exchange until it
lures in the absence of market here it may
embarrassment and enable the agents Of the Bank Of
England and other parties to continue for time longer
their shipments of specie; but 1t win ultimately react
and home banks keep up the present
should not be surprised to the current Of specie set
ting this way before the lapse of many months The
financial affairs Of the two greatest commercial countries
In the world are just at this moment in very dcult
position Both undergoing drain Of specie. What
leaves for London merely passes through that mar
ket its way to the Continent is therefore, OF the
utmost Importance to the Bank Of England that remit
tances Of gold from this side should cease and II Is
equally important to the vital interests Of this
country that II should cease possible. H.
therefore, contest between the bank of great Anan
ca centre Of Europe and the banks OF the great financial
centre Of the United States Our shipments Of specie
to London have enabled the Bank of England to meet
the demand from the Continent, without much
reducing its own volume. Upwards Of six
millions Of pounds sterling have been shipped from this
port alone during the past nine months Had the Bank
Of England not received that large from the United
States its supply would have been much reduced
that revulson ten-fod greater than that yet expe
renced would spread that country long before
this. If we keep down our imports we can partially
arrest the export of the precious mcals and il the
banks do not launch out again into all sorts Of specua
tons and expansions, but the contrary, contract
gradually but steadily the imports viii be kept down,
and we shall have opportunity to accumulate few
millions Of specie instead of letting all get from CALI
forna merely pass through hands its way from
San Francisco to London.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
of stocks and bonds made at auction by Simeon
Draper
81 900 Cleveland and Toledo RR incomes int added 70
shares Rrookl Insu "a
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And, beside this, large amount OF Cherokee bonds
have been lately appropriated by the State in aid Of
turnpike roads In the West.
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Notice hereby holders o following
stocks Of Ihe United States, thai tins department. prepared pu
chase al time between The
sembe portions Of those stocks amsuntng aggregate
70 -dsa0e 900 an The
uoBsd, o
IN case OF any contingent cope0h, within The
preference VIII De given he order Of
may be offered The eerAeaies assigned
parties mnsI
be transmitted this department upon receipt
price viii be PAID compounded faaHias particular
J. The vaine, specified certificate
2 premium stock OF The loan
July, sss, redeenahs November H. per
stock IL the loan authorized BY the 1884,
eensei, i.os OF II authorized
by The acts Of tsA and le4s rraeepla
DeeeInbe 1857, and the June iss per ceEl
and ga he shock Of lan authorized sa
deenaabr tne sist Of December iss
lndenniig y per
j. Interest ths af each eeucAle Juy
1854, The dae Of recript Treasury
allowances Ter thr paury eah owpcrD
ia addition.
Payment lef sad stocks viii be made OF Treasurer
The United ses, the Bosfan York,
OF Fhi!adepsaia, the parliss aRy
But certificate wl be entiusd
winch shah noi BE- actually Treasury
said a1rli dap OF NaYrHlher N
JAMES GUTHRIE,
hur 2iatsgNovI Cd The Treasury.
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no additional evidence The court finding no cause q
plant, discharged the ease
stated in Of the morning papers that when the Nj
agGrn let currently reported both in England and
Ireland that following official changes would be shortly
sanctioned By the Aberdeen cabinet Sir Edmund Head the
present governor general Of Nes Brunswc relieve Lord
En in the government Of Canada and the latter succeed
Earl St. German in the Office os Irish Yioeroy
Governor Price, "a New Jersey has proclaimed reward
hundred dollars for information that win lead the
apprehension and ardeEers Of
Thomas Aecaty who killed during the riot at Newark
the 5th instant reward Of three hundred doars like
wise offered for the who took part in the destruction
Of the Catholic church Al the time and place
The third representation Of Norma drew another immense
crowd Castle Garden Gris and Mario viii appear in the
same opera again Monday evening.
The great Metropolitan Theatre and New York Opera
House IL Is called, opens Monday evening with the
Lady Of Lyons, Miss Julia Dean sustaining the part Of
Pauline.
The foreign mails by the Niagara at Boston, dey-
cred here early yesterday morning Both the newspaper
and private from England represent very cheerful
Of trade and money eonhdenee because Of the splendid
prospects large harvest The Aket this side OF the
Atlantic would doubt symPahize with this state Of
things for the apprehension Of the banks cansed
continued heavy Withdrawals Of specie The
1.-THE Bae) which leaves to-day for Liverpool Will Is
derstood take considerably million in specie,
making exports Of specie for the last fortnight upwards
Of three millions. \.
ASorHrn ASTI-N NEBRASKA Mas Usr AryEpyoln l. Taylor
uhg member Of Congress from the tenth district Of Ohio
who voted against the Nebraska bin has been defeated by bis
own party in his Town. where the delegates the
ressiona convention Instructed 10 vote for The
nAtion Of Mr., Nash OF Gallia
J. W Davis, Of Portsmouth. Ohio, has been nominated
for Congress by the democrats Of that district who passed
resolves sustaining the Baltimore platform.
In the 25d congressional district Of Pennsylvania ".
Trout democra has been unanimously nominated for
fr-elaeffaH
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NEW Yoax sept I6.The stockholders Of the View Haven
railroad have become thoroughly disgusted with the da
shown By the board Of directors giving the pab
lie their promised statement in regard the affairs of the
company A meeting has been called Cor week when
efforts wiz be made obtain immediate report in regard
the action Of the company At the coming meeting
a new board Of directors viii be elected.
successful forgery has been committed the american
Exchange Bank of this city The obtained
thousand dollars
The print factory Of Prince Murray, Weeks, IN Brook
iEu, destroyed BIZ FIRE last night Loss, 81 600
The United States mail steamship Baltic Captain Com
stock sailed to-day fer liverpool. She took
hundred and twenty passengers and 81 900 in specie
freight Among the passengers Count Ros husband II
thr late Madame Sontag.
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Ninft street, beior Locust, rtlGseiptie.
Use COURSE OF LECTURES iaF rhe 1856 will
Monday October 2,. will
nia-son until s March Tbs Fneulty
posed falOss
Alfred saie, ~ D. Theory zns Practice MsdrRe.
IOha AeiH, NJ D.-PuHc4gses and Practice surgery
J. ~ alcn, VI d. Anatomy
JehH J. Reese "a h-hedeal Chemistry aad Pharmacy.
Jbhu u ttddies VI DIherapcuiscs and Aaferia MrdiCa
Franeis a, SmIib, ~. u -lIslltBtes Medicine,
The Practical C September.
Medical Surgical ccilhEe
second students furnished with tho Pennsylvania Hos
III al iirkcf.
Fee isT each .-..... SIS
-. = ..-.
HradHa'ivn ise--.-s ,.-s-- W
For farther information address
JOHN J. REESE, NJ. IL. Registrar,
i2. :. Ninth street. Phla3elphia
-sp ig--rod3t&fp
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Nv y. G. MCGUIRE. Amssssn.rr.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR sALE--On Mon
aernoou October oclocx premises
sell bos1nui fronting 20
west side rurninS back lo feet IJfeSt aey
Of Ascension, buildings
thsrcen- known Nrs Humphreys sckaow
edsed MI he he eligible
cepbse Of and Ninth
pubic pipes pass by property.
Wssr, from nerrrtans pubic writ vicinity,
and wells be Yield abundance
~ water The surface, 81 vh~ sesf uaslfy.
Terms q Doe years,
hrsrinr interest, secured DEED praperry
JAS. e. Mcguire,
Sspf I4-rndAds Rucrorser
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sEE hpRK. GeFtemscT II. ieei-
The s0suii u DIR primary elections fF delegates 10 the
wing sats convention. he held ryrarnsc leaye- very
Aur a"ah a to the co-nplaxon II thai body The know
Roilngs WI hase large aasrity IN the cyHvenon and
as ior the iap followers seward thew viii ciihel ha7e
70 grseeiuts cave D. rgauizs distinct wing ~ The
great national Wing PARTY The latter alternative + net only
Prubabse bat almost certain and Win therefore iBrsrt
sort % qu4afangnai interest 70 the pending struggle m he
gubsrratorsl chair The sanguiuar, Mr. Ss,a-e (. ir
q with considerable csn6dence thr uou,;,r ~ M 49,
nothings, while che ffutrrel solilpg ofgs ftsg ii t
praises a UIluan-
Crimes OF the aroc0ns character seem ir.t - a.,
rage with vita az the virHencr o. an endemic C-
Thursday night another awful murder vas parrrtr- IN ~
upper part u the city. The victim c1ufrsefr pgl
John Graham and the erpetrstor " te 9.ed sas E,-
Nagee who worked Ear The deceased
After brief reorganization Of the facts b. the CORONER
the jury rendered the following verdict That he came 81
as death BY STAIR VITA knife sharp instrument IN
hs hands a Barney NaEee, being engaged in Sight with de-
ceased On the rendition ~ the verdict Coroner Don
ns issued warrant Cor the a. the murderer. Henry
Aagse and James TraBor discharged from custodv
The decessed thirty three years ~ age. and natve
Ireland
forgery - similar character 70 thss pcrPetrEted upon
Ihe Chemical Bank short time since has been committed
upon the Continental Bank q this city, The Of the
'gey $500 subseqneufly another was committed
"a Tie Amsrcsn ErchanEe Bank for 81 a These forgeies
S7WN
The HoPn, and Clark deulrv was settled yesterday BY
~ ''ohnrge o. Captain Hopkins Justice Clark produced
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ay tsss Pre-.ss.. Of Tn, p.,,.o x,...x
m ,qr.u,,ss 81 t., rnsSxTTN p,rpsss s--'s- =, -,
ua'se s,sle. 2, Anssa q: Aslss, assas
bearing oaS ass which remain ro a. uuitea saIeA ~
mice On each se sse soaAas Parie ~iIr-S ~ . s,,Is ar
missouri sssise 10 sale al rrs dollars ana CIV esn per 1 A.
ss i Of s 10 ss staIs x Wssoor ase pora q az pus
aaas aid ar cer1an railroads IN sd slals
.ass s4 ia y hsd a ne under a.entonea had oes "a
land once AZ 81 Lou conan. Beinx on Monday
ahesn asy IAuuAy next r me disposal Of ths saeant paee
ssr. above ths
Nora sf "a. .a, 49,, ga 80 :, a.. "a, 1900,
one ''' ''' ''' ''''' '%' and '''''A''' . ''''
to@asAiP torig0Hs, lortsto, ioy Eee, and oyoAE q
ialse -
0ase Ia1e. % 's'' JSF's5~'F ana J'''g's' T"
r s 10Y 81 la, 1g', Z - ySrss Pc, o. faAge 5nr
Owe - M 10y -
range siz
Townships rour fory ave- and tory'a Of rHass seven
49, 80 ' 'N' - N y AAs JyN y PA. '.'-@
Of range one.
suo-
Townships thirfget triy nine 9s and fOoas oranss
Townships thirty ssAi ay hine, and forty, Of four
Io~nsaip. Jury ssal aaa iAirts nne, 4 range
arsasA.p tA-rfy rHsi range s,sst
4. ~. t,.s &C., r.,es.. .u...n..u - $50, a..
e aay q sanaa nerl iss ibe disposal ~ . vacant puhSe
.iaaes n = sw I'M aanssir sa
n',fA q as ease l and s.i . me st frf"r'i "s7'd@
Township tsi1tg-seren, q range Eve
Townships tA,qiyar END tatrgsers,s Of range seven.
Townships iatrtgliz and seven, range nine:
Al tbs laad Office clsros commencing on Monday se ea
lands rin su u s seesos above eirres 10 a.
yora oftae a.e Inc, ana @ az a. nm ,5ne,.u .e,,a,a
ag~ sIsgs 'A'' 'fs ''eA and "'sfs Of
iS~"Fh 'A'fF % A'' s'l' ans 'Avfyse'ea' o range
r-en,
Io.nstfps 49, 80 nj tsys. ~ ~ r,ass si5ser
toNhahp ,"ltls .fpe' 9 tahee sIieeA
-rbcn aay ~ perrr ner m The alspos 81 The vacant pub
e and m. e g he odd section. above re~fed 70
= arg sl i ~ ~ N'' '1''e" o~hshlPsi " w"
hoA q ~ oa'' ae' a4 cert % As wfA principal "fy'aa''
Township fLirtytomr, a range ,hirseen
Township thirty sa1, d range fearteen-
Townships tity fhrec and tssT gfolr 81 A.isen
Townships tAll7g, tArsaans shry4uS tsirith and tA
Tsgassn ~ ,5i, ,b,s r,;r,y,,yo ,,4v,,r.e
aud fkirfa. fgar, OF ra.ae se-snteeu
townships Nd na. lhty lhagsp one tAfrtgfo shaTee
oanlr fe ae Js and rope. o. range nineteen
Iowsshsps H. fssafp nine shy and fhone o.
Jsunsss tent eight and tsirt II range twcnty
Tow ysh tsnaeisf nine, md tairsy nj
range sweary-lvo ''-
"a g Isl1ss p ,g gwes,y sa5e ''f'
townships teats fEe tre.ys, twenty seven frsnig-eisA
and fpcig -cirL
Of range twenty-five.
Townships frefyre ,wen,y-sir 7arfysepsn Of
twenty
mt
ngli,a twenty-siK
txenty-eAssL
Townships tas5ag and pcpsu, Of range
" euty- min
Townships fire. ak range
thirty
Townships si0sr te'yrs, tsryrz, and sacrsgsepea,
OF ran.e thng~pne.
Townships four twenty-five, trertsrr, range dir
Il
IL range iiy-seur.
Of TIE
win
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THE subscriber ~i oe puAic hhes bstr "A
Il The hpusc door, Rockville
Jisnd, the tea n October, II O'Clock, ant
szd ceuufy rrurke roas
miles beow kocAFe and above Georstoru, a. aser
the vicinity contains nag hs pste
dsaoce but ta right gusrantsa 10 he pse Pot
wooded bur proved, parfrcs n ~ er
Of me iate James y. ArgiEs.
Tes ene-'hiTa cash and - RESIDUE yesr.
frnxu The Gay ~ s.irs eGaai
bear from duE sale ne narerf ftecf ra n
secured BY nc booze 81 the purchaser furs,y or aurr~
W arrgowrs ~ fbr iruEfres,
". VEERs BOWIE.
JOHN d. EGLGOUR,
r~P ls--a@tNaswsrsscF TraErees
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BosTox, sept l5.The second JesisA syn4goens this
cifya neat buildEa-erpcted bv the German Jews who
have seeded from the other Agogue which controlled
Polish Jews opnsecratcd this afternoon with the
Hgious ceremonies II that nation They number sixty
ber among whom persons q considerable wealth
The sermrn was ~ Rev. Dr. LcDthal Of View York.
The church densey crowded 70 witness the interesting
ceremoucsbe mavor ard other promnept citizeus being
present.
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eststsay SATURDAY lnth spd
painted 41ess M JAMES JACK. NE 18Th h
ing .sfEs fHaiy 70 mourn hrs irr-parph. loss.
The friends and
TIE funeral from Ia. r~rsas<cr ~ AeS
avenue, hts Sunday Afternoon, Al ofcIock
INsrandria- Baltimore yort payer, pss.e copyr
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LovrsrILLE, sept l4n Lexington fair ground, to-day
personal difficulty between Thomas Bedford and Geo
H. Thomas, when pistols resorted 20 Each party fired
four times and Mr. Thomas wounded in the thigh
oOored girl also seriously wounded, and named
Thos ferguson badly with bowie knife during 70.
ahrar.
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by II Ell L & X A PHI


CkOera PtttstBrg-
PITTsBrRe sept I6.-But few Of cholera this
morning. The alarm is fast subsding.
IsEcoSp DEsPAgca.l
The total number cholera deaths since the disease made
its first appearance on Wednesday amount TO one hun
dred aud five
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ENERAL NEWS.

re-cleefteH.
GENERAL NEWS.
LATE ASp IMPORTANT Prom HAr8A--A dyices from Ha-
rana to the 9TH inst have reached Charleston by the
steamer Gov DUDLEY The carriages and horses Of the
Marquis De PezRea have been bought for 50 600 by the
spaniards TO We presented Gen Copcha upon his
val The Spanish citizens af Havana had also collected
So Is said give grand the day the Gen
era lands there On The other hand the Cubans rendered
serenade Gen Pezuel his departure ana issued
address expressing regret Tot his recall and expling his
conduct as caI,tain-generil in which they say
We only hope that the Tnited States should declare
against spain and seize this island during Goncha adj
miHstraton his head be deemed suitable TO ayenge
the ftv-one victims OF Ataresi The good heaven nlav
permit H. and though should die fighting ar lib
ert We die with the idea cousoling that the
who has shed blood in this peaceful country
eustomed 10 bloody scenes shall hpsclf be punished.
The Charleston Standard SAYS;
Both Spanilrds and Creole were beginning TO exhibit
stron. manifestations q disaFrobaton against the exist
ing order OF things and what was s more aiseour-
aging The government pf the newy7arriyed sol
diers who we're the rs participants in the recent reyo
ton IN Spain disseminating their rebeious princi
pies among their associate This looks decidedly oni
and orebode another reign OF trouble and excite
ment for Gen t0ncha who has probably BY this tmr
suIaed his old post oi captan-general
The Havana markets continue duI; though very little
wa aoip in smear prts retained brir former frmpess
The demand for rce brisk and higher prices
looked for sale of cargo 81 -four had been made Al
~ - $500 ~ f, lI ~
Fsglna Terr was ,Dore demand RI vessels f,r hi.
eaRstrr uhich could not te had
tiaN sefFa AAEhcA-ae ma some aaaiiioh' i y
~ rEth Amefica news IA oar MES 81 inc Fanana taf
"a slsege had been aerieus engagement between
the gsgesaheEt Eo5 u Peru and the army Of General
Castillo slight skirunish had taken place between
colunn 81 The latter al lscuehaca and two companies Cd
the regular troops under command Of Col slaerri in
which few lives losi both sides, among thcn
Lieut. Colonel Don Juan Gornero OF the legitimate army
An attempt revolution had been discovered in CaIaa
on which aee5unt several persons had been arrested
The government Of Boivia had issued circular to the
Minister 81 Foreign Hairs declaring its lptepuop to place
the disposal OF Gen Castillo b9e muskets six pieces Of
artillery munitions and 300 horses in virtue Of petition
that officer and giving grounds for the proceeding
" j. Commercial -idreyttsr
ASoriAh MAhD AA'irhshNI-fo q some Jays : man "
le haie lhossuh Hls 0ssi' on saH'i ~ 'eol
henlacAt' i"f my ",aruer 2 NF "roil' iHol''l7 y
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Mems sire, pr pair, % cents
Ladies' d. do 90 do
Re3 and Hisse' d. 10 De-



returned from Ncn NoTs, wcte be has been attending
heard
purchased sacrifice
guaranty may proper
quality and prcr. Our
hs largest to be f1und the p'c both IN fine 7o and
Also, carcn.s
auaity rugs ~ wa r.
spcray request purchasers
purchasing esUvhse leci wiz their
Benz Ans- the hasdsoe guots always
al a the srsf u
ser ls-62wH HALL BROTHER
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SIR AsI.-Ei COOPER, BAIT, N. D. tlc nedics
~ raentisner, has s valuable legacy the world
of consumption aa uanE for pulmonary dis
without the medicine A Bart, invented
g.gf ~
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NoftAt--ssvrrrmen Building stock. sa@ss
~ ton AA havins sock
forsh~ifh ~ send showing nuner sra
INC nunS 81 shares Of srh csrhcuc held
~ they send them drec sslden wihsr. wshing
ton Jos. ". BRADLEY.
sept ls-aiw WV. sELDEN, Trn-rses
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CoLuNnlA. PA. Sept I6-Only Of cholera
reported thousand dollars has been received
from Philadelphia for the relief q us sufferers In this
town
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NEw OELEAxs sept. n.An is quiet. No further riot
ing has taken place Every precauon has been taken she
authorities to prevent another outbreak
Advice from Key Wet state that the Emitted sol
dcrs that station saEerRg severely fa the ravags
ofthc yeIIoV fever
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By tie President;

Under Of Congress approved ID March, 1853
o extend pe-empuoB rights certain selcrs
ucned e peenplon laws extended ihe
toned alternate oadunmhefeu sections
for e fifty
the day h1c1 Tor tic psbac the
March ls5 entea Al ag Coz ne relief Of settlers lands
the above EGaca SECTIONS uhdYssea
utisd the ordinary minimum price pur
lands dollar
paid bsass is day Gxed
Therefore, ennt,ea
Of s aefnsie SECTIONS above nenboned, under
act
March, 1854, &
Mafrh, ls54, prior
81 Of lands from marx
empton unser ihe aet Of 2h Msreh isa any
lands 0niSr 81 ne 81 s tlq3is Greeted
ne sixteenth Of OCoS required
sh de 70 It's satisfaction ~
proper land ors AID therefor
BY law a. sosn % rctnkts g ssr5sg tins notos, and before
ae DAY 2piatsd r are ut market ofs
snas embracing the claimed otherwise a viii be fov
efra.
Jos. e. WILSON,
Acting tonui-aorcI u he General Land oface-
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~ NE-oHir r. -Fcrial svetinE Fs5sra iod,c
bs reid ti ~ % vatss let he pHpor mAking
nccssus H 81 r Gnrrsl al ls'e esrrsa brothef
lack
Tbr fafrrt cordially invited The funeral
his residence,
PrnnsY and Missouri avenue, sftrrnouu
O'Clock poeed tie steamboat AexsndrtA
inferred fniae 81
gaur hcfar- hIua
S. 5rasr 81 J Is. Nara, w. " ~ FracrA Lodge 1.
g 4. Sf'HwsbZMAS,
sep Secretary.
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