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NEW STO RE.
III ID. sNOODW A TX ID.
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Dr., Goods, Hats and Caps, clothing, Watches
and Clstks, Gold and Plated Jewelry,

Also large ara well selected stock Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
Victims, Accosdeous. Flutea, Glass and Fancy
Boxes
No. 81 Masa ST.. south side, between 81 \ sth SIS
EEChUK, IOWA.
HAVING been engaged exclusively ia the
Ii Who!essin Trade in New Albany Ind, and
still holding nj Interest ihefe, will enable me
formerly, toll buy ny goods by the package ofTm.
portsrs and Manufacturers. Ihas placed Oh the
same fonn datioa Ciacir nati aud Saint Louis
wholesale dealers, can salsly pledge myseH 10
duplicate any bilparchssed ia our western cities.
The citizens or thls place aud the surrounding
country, as well as merchants, ale solicited 70
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMSELVES, as J
shall take pleasure III showing my Goods.
June -s-aSw E. u. Wo0nN ARD.
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e.. VI. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCCMS.


MAIN SIRFE1'. pet 3ra aid 4lh Streets.
AZ huK. IOWA.
TUE Undersigned las row ~ <----n---1=s
L his Wate-BooIus. AVID De- q - sSaI
signs keeping coysianlg ou hard sfasssz d
a weil selected afaortmert 81 al kinds OF Fur
nfure embracing MARBLE TOP nREssI NC,
and PLAIN Bureaus; tiDe and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre "a card Table; cane e al and wind.
ser Chars, rocking Chairs VI every description
from plain wooden seat to tie finest tairelotb
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed.
s;eads 81 the latest styles; Lounges Sc
Looking Glasses OF all sizes coc1s, carpet.
ings, floor anf. DOR matines, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters. carriage Trim
mings, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually KEEP in ny line oil business
Part of my stock was made under nv own sn-
peryision and the rest bought from niannfactor-
les Of high etanaing, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish of work mans hlp.
My ohjeciis TO establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
an lnducemsni o persons 10 purchase Of me-
arm resolved to sell a: the lowest st Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. viii always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to huv or not,
may 81 '5A-tf G. w. SANDERS
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Carey s. kiIbonrne,
FEN. f. DCDSON
LEks(ElAEE TAILOR,

No. o, IMTd NfTcet hefWeen Nam and JOHNSON,
hEGEUk. IOWA
III EETAS general assortment ot Ffepch Eng
IL hsh ard American Cloths, Cassmeres. aid
XeStnes Of the ycry finest quality. and the most
fashionable patterns, witch he will make ~ 10
order al The ehoftesi notice, in The acet sivlo,--
also gooI assortment u Shirts alw4 oil band.
Feb 8ih, 1880. dly
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~ f arc now manufacturing fine Shoes for Ia
w dies, which we viii warrant.
Call al the store Of
ODEEL & MATLESs
May II 1855 d&w
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LInens.
GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Iinens,
" Of Richardson's make, warranted pure, Qi
Linen Sheeiing, Pillow Case Linen. Bieac hed 4
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins. Toweling,
Crash &c, for sale cheap. +. ID. FOSTER.
Arrii 81 1885.
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Gloves md IIaosiery

tIOvee md NoosIefy.
| AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves.
IL silk, Llsle Thread, and eol'd do, Twisted <
let Silk Dlits for Ladies aud Misses, Black
e and mode silk Hose, and large stock of
cot in white, unbleachea, black, SCI; l. and
nike, Of all prices; childfen's DO. white mixed
and fai Y, very cheap. 7. ID. FOSTER
Anil . Z lSaa
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The Bsok Of the Mason has Arrived.
TUE NAY FLOW Err. from The pen of ~
4 Harriet Beecher Stove. can be found on
couhtsr OF Messrs GRAHAM 4 GAyEl
May l, Lar,
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Patent Roofing

THteht N0oIIhs.
2009 lbs. Feltnc,
IS bbls Composition. FOR sale be
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
APRIL Ia, 1859. "
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Grows sfedreefy sc
James watson
Young Brother
G.. . Stone A g.
Capt. X s Goa il
HD0aess iegfsn $50
& l.aser. isenssh &to
W. - Gilman
y. Y. 1gssssoel i Co.
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MAIN STRFEI'. Ret. SRI and 4lh Streets.
AZ htE. IOWA
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State snail present to her sister States and 70 the
world, the nblime spectacle OF people curbing their
morbid appetites conquering their giant vices, immo
latipg their sefshness upon the altar Of public good
not at the mandate of monarch, but under the sway
of self enacted laws at the behess Of exalted virtue
And as the stepping stone to such a moral altitude,
they respectfully present the following BILL and recon-
ia daa
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CLEARED
s,sa%rshsip FL DosaS0 Rsthssrn M.ysns, Roberts.
ship as,pies 1s.|I Ra'ohen, Bremen, via Rohmo.d
Bark Hope d,r, Ryan, cOrk, Geo Los.n;
Bark Ann Johnson Lothrop. Havana, n d Brookmaa 4
Bns Aarssllos Pisbury, Nsuvisas' white Duncan "
ss:1,'ns Siss s'sSs c.
Brs Sarah @ P Rsrs sss hSsa
schr Rsbecca Fssg Dckey, Martinique, II Brookmaa
sohr N Davis, whsIden, AguadillA, s W Lewis
E. soso osysy 81
ssss j.: M.ss s sssss bs r:n
schr jamestown, Woglsm, City Point, JAS Hunter Co
sssr W K.apss Frsn asssn n
Steamer csl.dSnis Morley Bssi%Srs Crc%w
ARRIVED.
sss.m n Knoxville sudSw ssyann.h g hour, VIZ
miles, south Of Cape H. Sned signals With
ship Augusta hence for Savannah; AZ u 80 midnight q
g. Tssss R:s;:; g, R:ssiP.ssn ys.:9 Lyss
date on Cape Clear passed the wreck Of British brig
Slip fsson est BATH Curtis. Cardiff 81 days with ran
fS:S IRON to order, n Co.
ship Ail s clipper ststson Havre 80 days with
heavy westerly gales tor 10 days in the Channel Had
sugar &c, to A solomon. Jan rs Oh Barnegat VIM wa
ams I'd mate while heaving the lead fell and
was lost he Englshman has wife In New Orleana
and sister in Brooklyn.
Bark Exact, Grumey Charleston days with cotton ID
Sturges, Chairman Co.
Brig Dolphin, Colby Rio Janeiro Nov TO- with coffee u
Sifken Ironsides; vessel to n Freeman 4 Co. !
Brig Mary Elizabeth. Folger Cape Hayten, II days. witt
sSs
1ST o sss q In
she remained for seven hours, and got Of with loss
ascertain the damage, but finding slight proceeded
Brig Laurctta Chase Para % days with india rubber
Goa, DC, to Burdett Noble.
Brig Stephenson Smith, Mobile 20 days. with colt N
DC, to Lsytn, Ryerson Hurlbut.
Brig Moses, Jarvis Charleston days, with cotton an
rice to Geo Bulky. II
Schr Almeda, Dickinson Fredericksburg % days
Schr Protector Qghter from Egg Harbor and brig Mo-
Elizabeth, which was ashore on Brigantine Sh oals
BELOW.
One bark, and one brig, unknown
Wind during the day from NE.
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Annual Election or Omcers OF the Mercantile
Library Association.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MEMBERs-UNsUc.
CEssrUL ATTKMPr TO ORGANIZE A MEBTISG-A
NEW USE FOR BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
The Mercantile Library building in Astor place, pre-
scented singular last evening, the occasion OF
the annual election Of officers for the ensuing year.
These elections generally very exciting but do not
recoec in which the members appeared to have less
control over themselves. Throughout the day, from
eight in the morning till nine In the evening, the nd
herents Of tae rival candidates most active n their
exertions to obtain votes in favor Of their particular
tickets and nearly every member that presented himself
at the door was beset by at least half dozen parsans
all pressing upon his attention the claims OF their IA
vortes and using their utmost powers to
induce him to vote for their At the head Of the
three tcketsfor there less than three in the
feld-were the Of George G. Wood, T. W. Ballard
and +. Boudinot servoss. These gentlemen had been
nominated by their respective parties for the
Office Of President several days before the cleo
ton, and each of course sanguine Of sue
cess, all such youthful aspirants for distinction
generally They had their caucuses their schemes Of
pipe laying aud II they did not exhibit the tact in
their plans displayed by older politicians they certainly
were not wanting In real and esrnestness in carrying
them out.
Al nine O'Clock the polls were declared TO be closed
when the greatest confusion and excitement ensued
The inspectors, however succeeded in making their way
into private room TO count the ballots where they
were allowed 70 perform their duty without Interrupt
ton About ten the members assembled in the lecture
ROOM where they amused themselves for about hour
In htnging Bibles prayer books cushions and annual
ports Of the library aeach other Several attempts
made TO organize meeting but they all failed One of
the pn,1I q the ~ manned frank ss M
meeting TO order, but II would not come to order.
"Parley rcsu fSanooss," said . fair haired young
vas evidently intended 10 be vsry Frsheh. "0 Non.
gev," replied the speaker.
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The CouRrs--In the Hudson County Court yesterday,
Hiram Rathbone, previously convicted was fined 5000
an costs for selling liquor without license The trial
of Maynard ON the same charge resulted In his con-
viction.
COMMON CorxuI--A regular meeting Of the Common
Council was held last evening, at the Lyceum, Alder
man Lyon the chair. The principal item 81 business
Was the adoption OF resolution from the Board Of Trus
tees Of the Fin Department Fund authorizing the trus
tees TO nominate two are wardens for each ward for
election by the CemmoR Council.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 16. 4 MATT steamers Thoma
Sparks Morrison New York; City Of New York MAtthew
Boston, bsrks Laconia. Howes Boston, jacob Prentice
CID steamer Sanford, Sanford, NYork; barks selA
Atkins and Chester Crosby Boston; briggs Sarah Eabst
Strout Strout Ocean Wave, Price, and Charles Parked
Compton, New York; Sally Wheaton. Wheaton Brookly
Orion, Pettingll CardenAs.
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Tclegraphlc Marine Report.
BOSTON. Jan I6-Arr barks Radiant, Charleston Edmun
Dwight Baltimore Elm, philadelphia; brigs Marine Glen
fuegos Mary Baker, and Chioopee, PhiladephiA.
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that the other shall do as he intended is question
which has never yet been practically solved 1t is un-
fortunate that was reserved for day and genera
ton in which the law has refused to define what me-
dical purpose, and what sacramental use, IL. II was
thought that the legislation which threw of the re.
strants upon the practice Of medicine and which left
the preaching and administration Of religion Free
tributes TO the liberal spirit Of the age and that any
evils that might attend them were more than compensa
ted BY hat was gained to individual freedom. .
The amended constitution of 1876, in repeating the
clause Of the constitution Of 1921 which excluded clergy
by which that class was recognized a. separate body
in our system. II was intended by that change 70
abolish all existing, and to prevent oil future attempts
ter The provisions Of this act on the contrary, win
have the effect Of bringing before the courts the ques
,Sn not only and %bs .rs a chsrssteyiscs
and its limitationst The undersigned cannot conceal
how deeply they deprecate result which, BY bringing
In the tribunals Of State Interpreters Of the Word OF
God has always in other lands and under less favored
governments, where IL has been attempted, proved
ryoss the two auoT sellers Of tn. State
in their law established trade four thousand magis.
authorized to issue warrants to arrest and
punish all persons who shall infringe upon the mono
poly and in order TO protect this monopoly by more
sacred guaranty and more vigant supervision than
bsr this say Of na u
upon the allegation Of suspicion, and without even
the identification by name OF the party suspected to d.
rect the search Of premises and the seizure and desruc
ton OF property held In CONFIRMATION Of the terms OF
the act Not content with this the same provision al
lows the bringing into court OF suspected party, WIN
out that personal service which the law, except in ex-
trsordnary cases. requires Upon the trial Of any case
under this act, not only convicted Of unautho
rzed selling OF liquors shall be excluded from the jury
but any person anonymously accused thereof who shall
decline answering the interogaores Of the magistrate
instituted for the purpose Of examining into such
sations, may be disqualified from acting as juror
The ordinary logic and prescriptions Of evidence are
set asde by the enactment In tbs 18th section, that
"upon the trial Of any complaint under any
provision Of this act proof Of the sale shall b sucsnt
sustain the sveruents Of % unlawful sals end proel
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AFFAIRS TN ALBANY.
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
The Majority and Minority Reports on the Sale
OF intoxicating Drinks.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Jan. 16, 1855.
SCHOOL MONEYS.
memorial presented from New York against the use
OF schoo moneys for secaan purpose, was referred to
select comttee consisting Of Messrs. Whitney Spencer
and Putnam subsequently Mr.. Putnam was excused and
z. Clark substituted.
Tm sroCKBRIDGE INDIANS.
Mr. Brooks introduced bill for the relief of the Stock
bridge Indians This is the claim Of the Indians to
manor lands in Albany Columbia and Dutchess counties
Mr. SPENCER gave notice Of bill for life saving gates at
New York ferries.
Mr.. WALKER introduced bill authorizing town sub
scriptions to the Erie and New York Railroad
The bill to expedite the canvass at the Ontario special
election was passed unanimously.
Mr. ROBERTSON laid the table resolution to elect
United States Senator on February eth
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Law soheol or Cumberland Univsr.ity, AZ Lebanon.
TenneSsee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham carushes late Of ths circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the the eonr'
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bop,heid L. Ridley
Judges exclusively
Pan Daily the
No regular OF OF the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
g. Weekly which
dents Of tsctA
Practice. The framed Is TO
Deeds Wills records, all Documents evil
dence In the trials Some ene EASES are taken by appeal 20
supreme court. which held monthly and ~
public the cad session The students clerks sHeT
jurors Judges cbanceors, official
Sacites with their
TENDER, Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February snd sssons
Thursday in July.
rpe,sss per seon.Tuon fee $50, advanee contngon
fee a. boarding $50. Students
which be- had In the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required uners e
dents No previous study required
any time during The collegiate year.
There n legislature connected with the school
Number students ast collegiate year eighy-six
ROBERT a. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoy President Board Of Tnlsiees
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Once Of tna,an Affairs, August 10, 1855.
pUBLiC NOTICE. Is he.esy gwen The ficees
Taishchir YsloSu.h Holmes owndes and Bolivar in ne
sae % mississippi wills al The lines and aess Designated be
hughes, cash, appointed
provision Of il. Ihoc,as
On Moasa, ,e ID day OF peeemorr 1885 Al he
door Can avie, the fowng tracts IA YaIosusha county
.sa IN tounasp neenay-tsse (2a) range esht 90 eat
An OF section thirty thres (33 -
The hall and fouths az quarter OF section twenty eight so
The o twenty t2g ID
The norh hall u srci,on mir yswo 40 and
The west half Of section ihiI,y-four "a
And the and place. ae following described tract IN
the adjoining range in Boirnr eo.aty VIZ:
The south half of section thirteen Township UeasF a6J range
seDea a. 1est.
Monday leceuber 1886,
in thaeso 7eAeehe county, the following described tracts u
land il sal county, szs
IN Township tseatytou ta4) range iwo az east.
An ta (io) and thirty three 1885,
The half Of ~ectol four a D
Of section twenty (a
The west half o. section twenty-five esq
The north half Of lweniy six (2o;)
To- west naif ~ section tweniyseven taID
half quarter and half of the
northeast qua.ter Of section thirty tJ6)
In to~ashir s,oorty.due cas,) range ieo (al east.
Al dissection twenty s7 twenty and
The northeast quarter Of section four 90
The southwest qn'r'eI Of section .wenty-.wo taa y
~ southwest guar r. Of section twenty &c lsa and
The east half OF section thiny (3o.)
In Township tnentytor (a4,) range three t3) east.
All OF section three (3D
The northeast quarter g and
The honheas quarter Of section four ts)
Ia lo@nsiip tueny-fre t15,) rarge Aree ~ cas-.
The sonihwsrt quartrr Of section fourteen Q4o II
he southeast Iuarier OF serion fifteen (i3D
The southwest quarter OF eelion twenty ave ca
The southeast qpaiier Of section ,wea's-sis 600
The southeast quarter thi yii,er t3;) and
he southwest quarter OF section thiny-t ur ,3i)
On noala, i7h day Of December s5 the
Of Lexington, H)tsgs county, following
scrps d tracts y land in said copnty
IN tOwnsatp sireea 90 range one ~ Dsa.
The half o fifteen Us ID and
Ihe ~es half ard At section twenty (22)
IN foenaAt5 iytsen (sA roase ~ usa.
The southeast quarter srcu9u twenty l40)
Jay, OF Decembff 1885, house door
he Of Gouhus, iaipsis DESCRIBED quarter
iuhd ia Lowaees eouity l#rs 3et
The Gohwsst gu ecio twsaty (2D township nine
EEL 81 rnnge sessnesn tii) east
OF quarter
electro IL 10 ., lands
ohei
aeq The The
settle thai fund describes lands
oHried being, almost wsihouI
ilaated
sdTae ANA beis largely enhanced value
he setuemen prosperity excellent
section CD hey lie" aud emineny adapedo
ing poses
reserves showing value and the
ach ectivcy snld,
be made prto n
Ia chaser purchasers OF shall fail
comply sale, land purchased will
at hts risk
The hese believed be ihdsputabe; but
clam shall b. the Of the orphans
viii be defeanea ny their guardian.
he nics wa places named IL O'Clock
of each until the lands nll offered.
CHARLES Il MIX,
Aug Ii a3& t.wt,ec Acting Commissioner.
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nntA ONLY ONE Aux Iioltlzhp l-rle Ram Of DIR nov

THE ONLY ONE AUy 1.-The Rob Of DR.. Boy
VEAU LAFtE TEUB superior GUST
pnha Other smiIor radically
all affections of the
ulcers critical
period Of M and hereditary ncrnoRy Of humors As depurs
efr bladder,
fractions and oIbcr organs arsinR abuses
injections sound,nss As syphiic Rob
short from the
hslsam cepsvia cubeb from Injections which only
visas without n~utrszing The Rob above
recommended Ia sypic dease whether long stand
and which have resisted the Of The iodure
q po'nssusn. t48aU
G-p.ra fer the United Blond,n 81
William Wholesale orders Cuiot Duconre
New Orfsnus; s~uillv, Gan Francisco
The Rob efFrct~ur throughout Unit
ted Suites he pamphlet Doctor
properties BY WRITING Bion
din 81 William New York. who will give every Information
wanted
b. prepared orders America IN
des Ac Of the United duties, The ROB in bond
March it-diys
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NL.NwOOD CEmETERY.-omce No aoa Pennsylvania
Of sh erect, over The Savings Back This
Of the celebrated Greenwood
York. aud ssed tbs high srosnd distant and
mile north Of ts CAPITOL North Capitol street loading directly
the This have rscevsd ehssser from Cor"
bNstaf making
tee prchibidsg escroachmen's
which of vssS importance those
h~m for
III csscs VIXEN ths knvss Wosnd becomes
valuable seiit and beow the dead
neuoo pits and -ssi cannot prevent il
- y. 'hc ground s ta 4s
open ftsm 10 10 ~ whore pamphlets with
map, hyiaws and oil ohsr in6rmssios b.
for ntermeDts len with Mr. Ja~s r. ar
No Seventh street, any otnu adeake a b psomps
ly attended 10. June l1~-diy
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NO. s+i.1
Notice for Restoring certain Lands to market
I An the state Of Missouri.

THE grant OF Congress. approved June TO-
hAns%I a'a u s g ~ q s iosrr IL said
been ADJUSTED a. pssse.b' sl,ss !. ass,ss svss mai
entry he Of road, which is outside Of The im
q a . on each side 81 ne .as a. r .a ,ss sndsme
selected in virtue of grant made ey Congress
snisv a. s as.s Of viii be ss,osd private ss,y a
amer Monday ne oh s sss' sss n s pss a
deaslea daring WHICH 'hs lads sns aass been ~
aad whsid FROM markell On he guy o. fcsteaon TO w
AT me land Office az PALMYRA.
North Of the and rst Of the h principal meridian.
Township SIS, OF rsDge2
North half o. township 81 and townships % and Of range
Noh half OF township "a and townships 90, 20, aad se
range -. =. -
%owa,Sp. s. ss s.. g.. ssd 60 &. t q
own.no. g e. & s nss .s ~ q .aas 81 So
Nrh nn OF township 81 and townships So aS as 5s' and
sorn na d township S. and ownhps S. south
af owahp q ana townships s. So, So 50, and
Towhps So, S. south half Of GO, Of 10
the hand Office at MILAN
North Of the base line Of s aA principal meon
Townships ST. ss So half II 90, Of IL
Township 49, 49, 81 aas south nst Of 90 g" q ,aass Is
Townships Sc. 5ss So, snd south half Of g. Of range ~
Townships So. ss 50, and soub baif o. q raose r.
sws.s and . "S s Ss e g. g. s e.
townships S., So. 50, and 60, Of range "a
the land Office at FAYEfTE
North Of line and ucst Of the ih principal nan
Township S. rauges u, Is, 10, u, le, 10 no. al "a and
Az land Office a, z LATTsECRG
Of aud Of The fin principal meridian.
Townships IS, So, ss., So, aud GO, of range -.
Townships 55 5' 80, and south half Of co. range
Townships s6 56r so, and soah balfo co.
Norm halt township 4 and township S. 6t So 3d. and south
half GO, a.
81
hall Of 90, II range % f5FH
township 81 and townships IS, ss' So.
half Of 60, of 30
township 81 and townships S. s6s 5s 3d.
south half Of 60, OF range 20.
North hall Of and townships S. So, So, and So
RAM 81. = .54fes s
Norh half of township townships ST. 56' ss and Of
80.
MOTH half Of township townships 55 sG 3d.
rango 80 # 10. -. .,.o
range "a. . III - Il. -
scus halt OF 60, Of range 3D.
Of township "a aud townships S. So, 81 49, So and
bali OF 60, OF 49, ". II
Townships 3d. 3d. and south half Of &C., of range 81
| Township So OF range 3s.
marked thus being only parts OF Townships
those cut by the six mile FINITE 8@.
which attach OF the above lands within
OF ID March, 1853, md
March, 1884, OF the lands hereby restored
the day hxed for the RESTORATION
private entry pFactcabs after seeing
HIS
Simultaneous appcasI by
sons he and awarded
bidder accofous
such
WASH g,on, this fourteenth day OF July, A. D. 1855
~ '''e' = w GEO. @. WHITING,
July l7-IawGw Acting Commissioner
~ [Inteigencer and stRr.l
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pooIss FoR AUcrroS.-rhe undersigned

DOOKS FOR AUCrfON.-The undersigned hnr separated
from hts other stock number ofbooks various sujec old
editions duplicate aud winch, for various
longer salabe ~ their original prices
Among editions ~ the best books in the
juvenile books,
choi frerc. hooks, Of miscellaneous
al hich will auction al the
In they be ha~-d at rv'vsc sal. his
rstc -as They
quarter price when they are not so = n IL :
June 20 FFsNka FRANik TAYLOR,