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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
w ar in Kansas.

The fruits Of the Douglas, Pierce and Atch
ison iniquity are abou! being harvested in all
their bitterness. Civil war has broken out. and
i, IS impossible to foreell the fearful results
which are to follow. The accounts of the
dEicnlties which have yet reached US, come
through pro-slayery medium and are no
doubt highly exaggerated From these
counts it appears that the disturbances com
menced on the 29th ult. by three men, repre-
scented AZ abolitionists, who, armed with rifles,
proceeded to the claim Of a pro slavery man.
by The name Of Coleman, and ordered him off
with bloody threats; Colemen left for short
time but returned we'll armed, and encount-
the spot. Coleman gave himself up for trial,
Afterwards number of Abolitionists assem-
bled at tie place, drove of Coleman and his
family, burned his house, AMI also the houses
OF several other pro-slavery men in the vicini
ty. Deputy Marshal Jones arrested the
leaders Of the mob. when large body of free
state men assembled and demanded the re-
lease of the prisoners. Governor shannon
ordered out the militia TO enforce the laws
OF course these proceedings created the most
intense excitemsn; among the people. Mill
tary companies in Missouri Immediately vol
unteerod their services to aid the Governor
and the free state men at Lawrence and other
places were up in arms. determined to resist
the Governors posse TO The bitter enI.'
Later accounts sia.s that the Governor has
.ele.Taphsd 10 the President for a military
force OF 1000 men from [ s Forts in the vi
cini.y. and Col. Lane has force Of 1000 free
state men armed with Shapes patent rifles.
assembled at Leavenworth. ready for action,
and bids defiance 10 all opposition. The Pres
dent has ordered tire commandments at tie
different forts. 10 send the number Of troops
10 the scene of operations, SO we may expect
bloody work when the comhatants meet, un.
less The counselS o. modera'e and prudent
men shall prevail. meeting was held in
Kansas ON the Sd inst. 10 see if some meas
ures could not be devised TO avert the impen-
ding collision. The results of that meeting
have not yet transpired.
We refer our readers to an article in another
column headed kansas Difficulties" for an
independent aud just review of the matter
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Cflange Ct Time

THE Township Library will hereafter BE kept oIen O.
i Saturday Of each week, instead Of "eSnes5ay, Dc
tween A. NJ and T. Nj. s. ". LfEDE,
De>ember s, 1855. Librarian.
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GRAIN. GRAM GRAIN.M

WE fry Thousand bushels Corr;
" Twenty Wheat;
Forty Oats:
which highest rArse. prfces will be paid
SsveSber !. DENNIS IL KING. - Main street
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I>HREE lots (enclosedl Seventh street, south of
i Main, very eIigibly located
Noy. 5. DENNIS & KING.
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4 GOOD house and lot Pearl street, 40 a-ia fec.
= front by 1872 feet deep. good order, and will be
sold low easy terms. DENNIS & KING.
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K W ". JOnes. nIFu
street. Cincinnati failed on the Goth.
Es- An injunction was issued 30th Nov,
against the Grocers' Bank of Boston There
was an over issue of bills by this bank 10 the
amount Of 500, 900 1, is though. that the
bank will meet It's liabilities and wind up
business.
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business.
Ey Benjamin Fitzpatrick, has been re-
elected l. ). Senator from Alabama.
FS- The great and the little organs of the
Administration do not possess the same in
formation in regard to foreign affairs. For
example the Washington Star, the little or
gan, says:
"Weare satisfied that our neighbor of the
Union (the great orean) is mistaken in its
view of the position of the English Govern
ment on the Sound dues question. The edi
tor Of that journal conceives that En- gland
concurs with this government on that subject
On the contrary, she has signited her acqui-
escence with France and Prussia. in the cap
i,alization scheme which Denmark proposes. :"
Es- The Conners,ille Telegraph says
that a Mr. VIM Wilson, of that vicinity,
chopped, on the 9Th of this month, two cords
and quarter of wood in six hours, and he is
upwards 81 sirty years IF age.
The Telegraph mentions the following big
corn crop raised in that neighborhood:
VIM y. Montgomery, just cast Of town,
raised this year, on three acres Of ground,
three hundred and nintty eight bus}els corn
1882 bushels to the acre.
INDIANA FREE BAsKs.-Although the first
Free Bank Law of our State was most grossly
abused in its adm nstration, for which reason
the system has become somewhat discredited
vet we regard those Banks which have sus-
tanned themselves through the trials to which
they have been subjected. as the safest to the
bIll-hoiders of any other in existence. When
a Bank on the old banking system fails, the
loss is almost total-and, under no probable
contingency can there be a loss where Free
Bank (havi complied with the present law
suspends payment, because the State Bonds,
equal to ten per cent. above the circulation,
are on file in the Treasurer's Office to redeem
il.
Free Bank money is much safer than good
portion of the circulation sent from other
States, and ought TO be 50 regarded by them
who wish TO sal; up money for rainy day"
-Ia9tara RepuBltcon
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nNE thousand dollar mortgage on new and valuable
yproperty worth three times this amount, will 20
sold to pay the purchaser ten per cent
Noys DEN MS s. KING.
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nNE hundred and sixty acres OF splendid land ia
" Folk county, Iowa, seven miles fran DesMoines,
and oue-hst mile IRON DesNoines rver-ioTty 10
sixty scres in timber. Well vatered and good dry
soil Terms moderate. DENNIS 6. KING.
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sF- At Fricrd.' Boarding sehoa.. COX. ana -
- thres Female Assistants. tserrnans wcusd be prsss
red Enquire Of ID HUNT. SHPer1nt~nasha.
~, ,.e,,t ., .s.. ssa
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06

mighty aeres OF fine land in Delaware county,
Ia iowa FIVE miles from the county seat (Delhi1
VIII be exchanged for good house and lot in Rich
rnond, DENNIS 4 KING.
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FINE brick store and dwelling Main street. all
"A in good order, and OF the very best business
locations in the city Possession given immediately
Novs DENNIS & KING.
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q GOO ID brick house, nearly with good
N Price third cash,
and ba lance in good huiiding materials
Novenberf DENNIS * KING Real Estate Agents.
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eoR THE WEST AND sOUTH.--BALrIMoRE AND
t.sf OHiO RAILROAD.


fsJrored arrag aveImportaHt eAdnges Of sehe
uls.
N completion Wheel
/ ing Columbus. uniting. Does direct
North this increased ad
through travellers that direction On and after Mon
November a. is5i the trains win bx follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily will each direction F mall
train, leaving Camden station instead of O'clock
heretofore except sunday aud arriving Wheeling 40
heretofore, and through to Wheeling about IL
reaching ,hrrs 10 rs This train will Wash
Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowsshug, New
Fet,erman, Famngton Cameron and Mouodsvie only
wood and and meals Both these trains make
regular with OF the Central Ohio road for Ca
BRIDGE Zahesvle Newark, Columbus Louisville Day
Sandusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis
&c Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail train viii reach Cn
day; BY express they
here al y the next ns being but night the route BY
either 4.g,G9lt
Passengers Northwest Intermediate
make direct with The Cleve
land ard Pibug railroad all when the Ohio is nayigabe
T steamers between Wheeling and Wesve BY leaving Baltimore
Returning leave Wheeling foows The express
80 machins Baltimore 80 the mail rnn
AZ II 45 p NJ, reaching BALTIMORE AZ u p m
Through Wheeling Cincnnat Madison,
Louisville, Louie will be sold all times
when the stage OF water will admit
cities and In the West sold the ticket ces
Of the company.
@4 FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail train leaving Camden station will take passengers oi
all stopping Returning this nin
Wheeling II As, midnight Cumberland 10 is, and
rives at Baltimore al ., p. ttis ts@ -t .Nn
The Frederick accommodation for Frederick and
date will at daily (excep, Sunday1
in Frederick at 40 Returning will leave Frederick g.
arriving Baltimore at l2 81,
Tse Eicos Mills will be daily, excep
SundaysD follows: a@
Leave Camden station 6, |. m, and ., p. m.
Leave Ebicotr's Mills At 2 80, a. M, and 80,
Dee ii-d,f eAIa 5#HErr
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assau Hail College Of New Jersey, Princeton,

should auid acquaintance he forgot,
btnnsh min
Should aud acqnan,ancs be frgot,
And days ~ auld lang ryue'
class ending June 1883
Of the ending June 1922 the
ending June 1891 aud The Freshman casr
ending 1880, hereby fsqu*ssd assemble
Washington by i- thnd of sarrh n. 1857
links chain friend hin wh,b
tide entirely exchsnge ,hr
and sympahy and 70 lament iho namsy ia Of
of their promising compesrr
preliminary meeting OF the sifspponied cnmmi,se wiz be
Hotel, between Fauh Fifth sr..ts
OF classes wham
a6opted to full an atttncnncr ar roasitlr
whom ttia i addressed VIII
furnish The the committee BY mail with
,beir respective post offices ..a ~ ..-.
.... OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman n OF Committee,
ALEXANDER G. HARr, M D.,
o phi.delphia, Psnnsylyania,
]. NEWTON LIGHT ER,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
- SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF fastp tr,u aud Glass Works, NJ.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jons WKipaAs, OF Lehapen, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-awtN1ar5 Iincligencer
civilized of the
this tbsir editorial
globe United
OF America requested insertion
casonay between this date and the ID Of march, A. d. 1901
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Proposals for building Light-hOuse ON " Seven
foot Knoll" mouth OF Patapsco river, Md.

Treasury DxrAxrxssr, sH
FL $500 49, Eli 4,9 Once Lgltrho boasd,
Washington, D. c.. March n, 1885.
pROPosALs yin e received until Ap ton
day the bids will be openep for furnishing
and cssiifen) aud building upon
oundaons, on "Seven foot kno the
Md, by Jkh OF mex
Detailed drawings of plan
this Office, (No. 81 WDders buildingl III, 4e4#5
should bid be accepted win br
=.
No paymsn win be made until the whole completed
before received must be Improved
appointed superinend having
reject all materials and workmanship
the contract E Ifla l
Tho right reserved 10 reject and all bids that be
deemed advantageous 10 the public interest.
All bids be sealed, addressed
dorsed "Prtposals for seven-f foot Knoll Light house"
,&tF# 4.t| EDMD. L.. u. H4RDCA5TLE,
Engineer
Mar 2e-,Odim .zE~EN'
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Commissioner Of the General Land otice.
NOTICE TO rRE-EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.

The Congress 3i Nuc, 1858, entitled An
extend empion rights certain settlers therein
pen
toned alternate odd numbered sections within six mes each
where the
OF paid for
oftw fy before
ed An ac, for the relief Of settlers lands reserved a rairoa
settled improved HBovenamed
prior Of xhdrauai viii pre-
smpons ordinary OF the pu9s lands
Of dollar and
and paid for betre the day fixed for The public sait Therefore
right the
numbered eniopcd wira miles
road under OF Sd March, 49,
4 OF 1853.
date Of ailotunt under the OF 9Th Marcy 1854
the withdrawal
likewise entitled pre-
OF 27th March, 1854 o The lands outside
,aiie directed 18Th
day required establish the saiisfac
register or proper oce and
therefor ai te pce hxsd BY law as on ractrat
appointed for
OF embracing the
claimed claim will be fo1fritcd.
s..ts. st-f afsty4 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of ihe General Land Office.
Feb 9--lawi3w Hint and Stnrl
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Proposals for warming and yentiIating

ARcHrRor's OFFICE, MILITARY AsyLua
aat s5sa Washington, ID. c., March q, 1853.
sEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office un IL
aud veniatng the building for the Military Asylum this
high There wing wide story
high. st 3altsH 2 -
The apparatus warming venang completed
ready for by the first day OF December next
Bidders will plans and specifications but
be understood THAI workmanship Of temporary
will be ship
subjected the approvalof the architect
other apponred for that before bengre
ceved
NIL materials and all kinds
workmanship the finish Of The
that IL shall be every respect ready for
No viii be made of the work during its
building be occupied day oDecem
apparatus will operation, tred
succeeding when, II work saisfaco
whole specified will paid
lift atsncioy the
will be supply the defects and In the OF failure
he required take apparatus
from the asylum grounds at his expense.
The board themselves the
all OF the bids II Of them regarded conducive
the interests Of the institution.
The the building be this office. mo 10
WindeTs Buiidnq the of 10 and IL O'clock
daily, until the aforesaid 10Th day OF April next
b ALEXANDER,
Lieut. Engineers Archecs Military Asylum.
The Washington Ineilg. ncer Bamons sun, Philadelphia
Ledger Enquirer
pubih the three until
April and bills this Office. March 7eodts hAprii
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washington Aqueduct.
oSrieK OF rHs w.sHissros AsUEnUor,

osFicK wAFHissroS AQuEpUcr,
Els .sa aste..a..ss.s Wasaiu glon March 7, rS5.
phoPOSAS invited for graduation
dams, tunnels, other aqusduct
Proposals. received The ON May will be
thai
pfoaies and specifications ready
animation ON andaier the aoh day of Apa
Proposals be
hidses Ac hc described the plans and specifications
Portions only eonyIeted under The
appropriation but ali unfinished viii
pererb of
Of under each appropriation
OF the holding sucsudy decide when
what works shall be stopped funds become available
In the entire work
funds the reserved will paid a. the judgment
The enginser the work has been properly executed far
Payments will be made specie upon United
treasury npon the monthly estimates of The engineer esersae 10
per cent and will be dton of ALL contracts that The work
shall be paid Their full monthly aud IN specie
the Washington AquedueL'
The United the
should they be deemed and such
considered conducive the of The
work. Et
Every accompanied written guarantee signed
responsible The effect that he ey
that the bidder bidders will II his their bid be acceped
obsaon within with sufficient
securities for the completion Of work said
judge United States district agent officer
vdua known The Engineer De-
parent War; able make good their
guarantee
M G. MEIGs,
Capt. Of Engineers, in chargs.
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NUMBER 800.
40. oou.
ny tn~ Pssssaens sf she lnss~a ss~s~..

of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE Pra..dent u ne
asl pass ssie wii be held atAvepsrs tae
y S u o m ap oS II On s. ssssss ~ s ~ ss
s % - a g land bearing odd plumbers within miles
hs states Of and Mss.ssrr abiel ,ne aouole
any sSa s s. s, a .ssnsos ~
l s IN @ aa. No. s @ sss s,ss wss ss,s':sd - e
sss sa sasse2ssnqy wihdawn until further
ss sesns date sb aaS, ,s sos . g suss notice No
lee 70 private enisy a. the date Of
september 1854 townsnips ~
u ine Of tas oAoetaS .sril.am
Township four, Of range
townships ,s.ss Jesa ss aad s.a q range iouI,ee.
rwnssps sArss o.r RE- I and seven ofraass sixteen
Township seven, range eighteen.
@ aa s s. se. @ a ~ ~ he 's s.
nos since restored 70 private en, above stated which viii b
for actual settlement emp,on) sy
me s.soa se q 4 AUGUST. lsa IN .s follow
be sues 70 ny snd location ON and ntcr Monday tho nst
subject 10 sale 81 AuorsrA sMrssissp
Worth Of fae base ins, and east Of fas cAoefaw mean
townships three e~ se six and seven Of twelve
usnF n1oo' on, nve ssi, aha screw o fshse mrteen.
Township screen, of range nfscs.
townships ss, .r .sss" Of range ssssneen
Townships t'ee FOUR five, and OF eighteen
In the district of lands subject snle Dxaoro
Nr'. Of as bass iins ad ef fas prineral
Townships thirteen naeen, seventeen
Townships thirteen ourtseB fifecn srfscn sreneen,
Townships thirteen foueeD sa, sirteem aud seventeen
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range Ave.
The awns designated
the Limits Of six AMI hfteen miles respectively
road and those IA ua partly within said limis
mated diagrams which viii
district of6ces Commissioner
The lands will be sod SUD- hs rgM
goth September 1885,
exceeding hunsrs fret each side thereof and
particular OF hand which include
Tine sections win be offered the public In
which they advertised will
cen time TO admit q offering all the lands but exceeding
weeks applications
offered public under proclamation
unul after the close Of weeks. ti NM
Given under hand Washington,
Of February, Ammo Domin eight hundred
fily- nve.
bef l6a FRANKLIN PIERCR.
BY the President n.tst
JoHS WrLsoN,
s.ltf COMMISSIONER OF the Censrn Land Office
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AN petition William George, OF Batimorc Maryland,
praying extension OF patent granted 10 hin the
la4i for in Machines for irving snd
dressing shnges for seven from The expiration OF said
patent takes 2Dth day OF 1856
that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday the 14 OF May at II O'Clock and an per
10
yh petition ought be granted aa
required TO file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing At least twenty
all filed by either
be used transmitted accord
oce which viii be furnished app
cation. t q ata A4f 1Htfs.
testimony The viii be closed on the 4h Of May 1855
deposons papers relied testimony, be
before the morning OF that day. the
ncnts, any, within days thereafter. 81
Ordered published in the Union IDe
sencer, Evening STAR Washington, DC Argus. BALTIMORE
Maryland Evening Philadelphia. Pennsylvania and Sci
American New York, week for three success
previous The iah day OF Msy ner the day Of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will and send their
Office, with paper containing this notcs
Mar l0--law3w
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New Postage Act.-Notice to the Public and
instructions to POstmasters.

NOTICE hereby aeaby Congress ap
IN proved March 3, 1855, following postage
charged and after the ra day Of April nert lien Of
established, wit:
single the mail, between
United Stale distance exceeding
miles, three and for distance exceeding
mirs,
From and after said first day OF April letters
qued, such
the Official business The
privilege remains unchanged
and afer day OF January, eighteen hundred
required place stamps
prepaid letters which such placed
by sE ts
section of :
horizcd establish uniform for the valuable
letters This provision Of the law viii be carried effect
the necessary blanks be prepared and dsnbuted
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT ofrIcE DEPARTMENT, #Hl
March 9, less.
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Stepping going and they offer
London ayfe advantages
Other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from Hep York 10 Southampton and Breme"
cabin, saoon l3o; fret cabin, lower saloon iio
second do, $50
spapcrs through the posl office.
No bills iadins will be signed ga the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply To
q. n. SAND, IL South William N. v.
q. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROsKEy Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIk, Hnvre.
MAJ H--lly l- 4.
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i4a = isis - tili'is'-5f =
rHos Hall.

bu begs
saler OF bonsehold
estate &c Particular aitcnon arrange
men disposal household
will be settled and eahed n four hours nc, the
delivery Of the goods.
every description Of merchandise coasg
Every effort WI. be made factory
a nifasted 10 his
March g-3tsw3w Hall.
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IoHN sNiDER old estabished
Jseoh sndcf No rs Walnut street, four doors
ronrh whers viii y. snp,,ed with wines
nd liquors the mo-' accommodating terms
sNtpER la, Of foreign
76 wana where he prepared TO receive orders
wines various houses " En-
Of single dozen AND up~arr and also socfts
.c vaughan snse, the Of hts friends and
All wine. delivered wa.has,oa city By "Aaamss EEpsess 2
free Of fegh,.
Tune a-aly
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United states Patent Omce,
washington, March @, 1885.

N the petition of James Brett New York. pray
OF granted TO hun on the 10Th
"key wrenches for seven
years expiration Of said patent which takes place on
he day OF July 1876
II be heard Patent Office
Monday, June - O'Clock and all
notified and show any they have why
said petition ouaht 10 be granted
required 10 c IN the Patent
objections forth In wriAg at least twenty
hearing all testimony hed by either party
taken and transmitted
rules OF the Office which viii be furnished on
application.
depoons relied testimony must be died
before the morning of that day. the Arguments
any, within days thereafter
be Published IN the Union, lnei
rencer Evening Srr, Washington u C Pc nsyy anan
Philadelphia; scieDuhc American, New YORK and Post bos
three successive weeks
o 25h day Of June next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdorv papers will please and send heif
bills Office, with coutsnSg TINS nohcr
Msrto la~3w
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paOCoLsTE, Cocoa, and 8roma.-w W. BAKEB cos
American vnnia chocolates cocoa, and broms
which hx have been awarded BY the ehe Institutes
Onion, all the principal groceries ~
United States, aud by their agents.
Hussey Murray. Ney~Yok and Twes, philadelphia
Thomas Bnindigc baltimore, Dudley, Cincinnati
osios and :, H. Howell, Georgetown, %. Q.
WALTER BAKER, a CO..
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mo. 532. |


NOTICE or the establishments OF the oHice Of sur-
In general of public the Territory Utah.
authority the
e. 1855 emitted An establish okc. Of
school The
United
VI said Territory be located sa Lake
otherwise ordered
my hand, ae city Of Washington, twenty
fourth day Of March, Domni 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Onbee
al 2q--1aw6w flint. n starl
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81 h. sEss YORK. aREMEs, AND sOUrH-
~S<&T4 ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ELk13r The comprising this line the WAsHINt-
ron, Cant 4. Cavuudy; HERMANN, Capt. I'd
ward HtssiHs
These Southampton both and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAiLING-iss5.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ Z. Megs, u. = Engineers.
We the under-igned residents Of In the STATE OF ,
hereby Jointly and .yea with the United States and
bid be accepted. thai be
they wilt within days a,c the Of the said bid
for the sood sufficient sreties
furnish the articles conformity the
ofibe advertisements which made And in the
said
make good the difference bewsen the offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
(signed) s.H A. D..
c. ID.
hereby certify that, knowledge belief
above named guarantos good and sufficient
(Sgnedl f. Y.
Mar S-J Iawu
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court of Claims, &C.

uARLES LEE JONES addition 10 bis ordinary prscce IN
Columbia VIII pfsetse IN tne
supreme Used states and ~ The ne~iy constituted
tinted States In
before the supreme Court and IN The pros
OF besore " claims
fsher. though mostly retired ncm ee,ai
raet aud do ms best 20 advance ihr success
eenss BY aad and By oil other
snd proper
3av mf