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No 533l
Notice of withdrawal Of certain Lands In
Wisconsin,.


w nBREAs in pursuance joint Congress-
lied M explanatory " o. an AZ Assu,
70 The Fox and WISCONSIN river grant,
gs aid an omss e ave sscon u wd G ne a.s m
s sa % % uas aa Il ~ Vs.
through which ncladns the lands hereto
fore and o. a % s .o ss :.
Noros therefore hereby gwen tina, sad lands situated as here
accordingly, 10 witt N
IN the district of lands subjee, MrsAsHA.
North Of the tins Of fourth principal meridian.
Township II, of the Wisconsin rive and town
Ts.:ss 3sws:Ss. j. j; ana, ana 4 Of range TO-
Tsws.ss. aSs "a y y ,s1,s Of ,spss s y
Townships y, Is, and 10, q range =
Tssa.Sss 4, ass 8 = = ,,1;s q ;srts IS
own.nD. Town.sD. g. q s.s az y s1 .sSs 10
In The subject sale MINERAL PoiNr:
North Of As bass lsne u fourth p~eipa evisan
Townships la 49, the len bank Of the Wisconsin river
Of range g. 3i
In The dsric, of subsc, srsvrsss PoIsT
NoA Of line Of e fourth principal meridian"
rhps rownshpps IS and 10, Of ranges.
TSn.sps TSwn.ps L s. rs s ~ md s. 'sFs y ass, IL
Given under my hand a y ne General i Laaa once at the e o.
BY order Of the Presidents ., ,.>., 0
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April 4-aaw6w lint and star.l
Spectacies. a
silver steel spectaces, Classes &c. Of
u focuses perocai pccopc and parabola glasses
advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
32i Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jan 2S--tf 4H
@eH Metropolitan railroad Once,
Georgetown, d. G., April 10, 1858.
THE kpodcrs of this company hereby notified that the
Of ss been ordeed
md viii be this advertisement Pay
different banks into which the INST nst
ment was p,d or to Georgetown
= ]. w. DEEBLE,
Apri I3-iaw3w Secretary and Treasurer
To Southern Agriculturists and Planters.
1HoKoUGH practical, educated Maryland farmer wishes
healthy in tho South which
the purely agrcut
u and stock farm.
testimonials OF character even ana all commuhca
tions on % subject fully answered.
Address AGRICOLA, Washington, ID. q.
March
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Nassau HAN college OF new Jersey, Princeton

should aaid scsualntancs be forget,
And never brought TO min
a should auid acquaintance be fprsot
And days o. auid lang syRe."
The year ending June, 1884,
Of the ending June, 1884, thu sophvmos
ending une 1881 and tho Freedman class VI tho
ending 1884, hereby assemble
Washington third n nlach, n 1857 hs
links of chain and iendshn which
entirely exchaaac In sher
lives and sympathy and v lament s unnsy fate Of
OF their most promising compeer
preliminary mssns q shs seappoinssd comnass win b.
hetwsem Fourth ard Fh streets,
which OF caa~es whom he
will be
adopted full attendance - possihie
notice addressed Will be
enough furnish Of fths ecnrss by mail with
their respective post onces
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman of COMMITTEES,
ALEXANDER g. HART, n. D.,
oi Philsdelphis, Psnnsylvanis,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
of Lancsster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r RICHARDS,
OF Balsso Iron and Csss Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Jomx WxlpMAx Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March Q7--lAwtMar3 (lnteiltynncerl
An newspapers Of ord
I'd TO their editorial crlunsns
through h~ four d.
globe al newspapers thvCsph0ut thH Uned
nserion
this date and the ID OF March, A. d. 1857
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- NEW YORK. RREMES, AND suUrIg-
8 AMP" " UNITED STATES M All. STEAMERS
N29 The sl'is comprising this line the WASHING
ward Hisrns.
stop Southampton gong reurins
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TssE ONLY ONE AUTHOHtzEDs-- the Non o. ps ~ .,.
/ vEAU LAFrEtTEua - ." ssp~m p ~ sSr sl ~" cs,r.
v,os, mercury III sec,on The ssis, Aarss se
~ ~ ulcrv. fs0a accouchsnenss nS sheA
psed 81 ,fs and hereditary acrinosy of hssaoss .spns
,,.c,lo.x nrd Other of tae organs u'sne os
,n,~cons ~ A an aru sypSnoc ~ r. s ~. 80
.x. n rcesl sHsuin9 uns .ne We
w .,ssu az fron Inecss"ss won opy ses
- ps,ss~ ~ .ns .~u,nIsns L. D0yvssa sh"vs ALL
rdea r syphc dea~ws, whether sscss o. 'snt .so
MI and which resisted sAs powers es mesesV'~ - sss
rs,s AGENTS f.r NE s'sss: 0sessss essss. ss
wIIsm rsss Yosk, Or whesnss ose'si S~s Ds'sss
N.,v fly,snss; Heuiliy, esn rsnctseo u -. =. -.
~ ers sistsst I'll ~ asnosW 0se~e~ss ~ Us
"a ssss Ths psmphe n Doctor - - osfvss % ss sea
r., ssop~,siss me Rob VIII b. osssss1 wnase - nos
wanted 49,. -. Nv. =.
ds United States daGss - - - no hos IN bond
March Idly
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
T No. So Wall ssreet N. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, b co..
Liverpool.
sTEPHRN RENNARD K CO.,
"a Austin ffiars London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Hsve.
IN. owners ships accountable gold silver
buon specie jrwey meas unless bs o
aee signed therefor and the thereof therein.
ApQ3-du
comnodioas four and attic house,
street, side the OF House
recently papeed and painted
throughout Terms accommodating mmed
ste, Solicitors OGice Treasury department
: iS-ff
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,oR HEsTThe large and camnedoas house recently oeea
Brazilian stusted nssr see Great tfrce
nsyyana avenue west.
Pm apply Msssrs s,sss Co.. Mr. Jss Evsstb,
Wind~r,s building, No ., cf 18th and suocis
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THE HEAL'NG or THE NArloSss by ch~s. Ia"son-
Introduction and appendix by ~ r. Tsimsdse. Pub
Diffusion of spiritual knowledge
New volume. Price ~ 50 For saie
M TAYLOR a MsURY's
Mays Bookstore, near Sh
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John o. Sargent 4 Charles Albert,

tnVFH6yF t""HscUVFs-Hf- LHHt I n"
flAyE OF al
II and will attend thai he nisasied
the cf esnss.
any Ussa Dtssrc, cf Columbia
WAsai-ero~, n. o., March -, 1855.
Mara as--~od1m
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l,urRT CLAraas.Usah vwsss. sssavssy. noes 81
" Maryland. Wan cans ~ - aesrs ~
hn either At ROskviiis or NO. - s"rss
wosnrsiy sstrsAeA ~. Aa NN
u-Atlutaly
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Stopping southampso. both going and returning they Offer
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York to Southampton Gnd Bremen.
First cabin main saloon $3.50; first cabin, lower saoon sIi0
second do, $50.
newspapers through the post Office
No bills OIL Iadng will be signed on the day OF saihng
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
orfreght passage, apply 70 80
III. ii. SAND, III South William st., N. Y.
q. A. HEINEKEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY x Co Southampton.
.- WILLIAM ISELIN Uawe.
Mar G-dly 3
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising This line the following:
The esi
The Bauc Capl CoHsock
The Adfiau3. s...s...Capt ~
- These ships having been built by contract
& pressly for government service care has been
N~4k taken their construction, also in Their engines,
insure strength and speed, and their acconime-
nnequaled for elegance and
passage New York Liverpool in trst cabin, so
cabin as Exclusive $685.
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 aud 90 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berhs can be secured until paid for.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, The block efbu'ld.
Y ipga the Union Budnga,n and now occupsa
Union newspaper establishment They are situated on
18Th IAN streets and fronting IN
front by 5D feet deep The
properly susceptible and m posi-
he best busnsss stands ON me
yearly increasing value The time of the present
expires the Isl september next ON which day psssso"
m he had
Also story brick house i7,h street west Top
south Of g street
Inn street west NEXT door 70 ns
building OF and l7fh sseess
scud soda sale prior 70 the
sh Of May il w,I dag public auction Terms
'H' 'H' " | Aac,, y, S " M ' Gu. ". WlNDER,
Corner OF l7th and @ streets
Marc Qaw,iS May
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CARRIAGE Horses for Sale-A pair Of beautifully
y family carriage hovsca together with mag
nhceat northe built modern cnrrssGe
of great value, bsnG young and gsnae Ihe
only used about twelve months ana " As neal
and perfect a ifst purchased
The having for them viii sell them great bargain
Apply to WIN. r. DOVE, Coal-deaser First Ward
Nav ~
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The National Hotel

in city reopened for the reception OF guests on the ah
kitchen from the basement 70
building and the alterations in and about the dining
rooms greatly the and comfort OF s
furnished with The best the markets can uHofd
and expense or hbor WIZ Dc spared
equal 70 In tbe counIy
subscriber therefore, tina, public VIII continue
the always extended The house
for the winter can do so Al any
- II. D. WILLARD.
WAsmrxoros Cry, November IA, 1854
NJ Ifw-tf
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brown, srAxroN, WALKER
NJ M II. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON. and J, KNOX WALK
psnersnp pxctsinH law in the supreme
Cnur the 0f claims In washington
Of Tenaesses oces "a washington and Mean
viii b. found either place. and
letters addressed them will receive attention.
Api iY- taod fIatei and Senincl copy.]
NEWS the LAdscs.-Mrs. A. r. YOUNG, ashionabls
IN would and
ers sroray Ms Of tho iatrs hshons VI
French English tylss OF dress Bhs has secured
some ~ , will be ensbted
noce and In Tho best maanrr C"od A
needless ~ auytshs
they we'll ats An aAks
give finest goods In the marke and sbnss who
will hnd II 10 their advantage
CARDS prces 6tng and good work GIVE be
second door ifom street, west side, No4s'
. Aprl l,~-Godim
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CHARLES j. m. 2WiNM,
-dstorney-Gt- Law,
BALTIMORE, MAINLAND.

ILL attend referred Z" or originating In, the
w c,aimsi d. u Amy desiring
ents with him may %
NAV be communicated Bssrcs,
inslon, ID. q.
Aptit l5--codim Nat lat1
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DEPARTMENT.
Hon. james Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department are assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
pared his final action distributed among several bu
reaus follows. The Appointment Office charge
First Postmaster General the Contract Office
charge OF the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Office charge of the Third Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office in charge Of the chief
| clerk.
Appointn.ea (ce.-oratio King esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate To the establishment
dscoutinuance post offices changes OF sites and names
appointment OF and and local
agents. also the giving OF instructions to posmasters
Postmastcrs furnished With marking and rating stamps
balances by this bureau whchs charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF she depart
men and with the pernsendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying potmasers with blanks To this
burean likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign aud international postal
| arrangements
Contract Ogics.--Wiiam IL. Dundas esq Second Assist
Postmaster General, and wentysx clerks. To this Of
hce assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency trips mode OF conveyance and times OF de-
parures and arrivals All the routes the OF the
mai between country the
OF the domestic mail service Of the United States IL pre-
the FOR mail proposals. receives the bids
takes charge OF the annual and occasional mail lettings
and adjustment and execution OF the contracts All
plications the establishment alteration o mail
aenss and the appointment Of mail hoald be
TO this Office All claims should be submitted for transpor
tation under contract the recognition Of ad
service obtained through the Contract Office
authority for the proper credits the Auditors Of
fee From this office all portmastss the en OF routes
mail prescribed for the
re.nac,ye routes Itreporss weekly Auditor all
executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mall
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- TREASURY DEPARTMEST.
esury Department consists Of the offices OF the Sec
az lae Treasury, two oomptroilers commissioner OF
h sx auditors, treasurer, register, solicitor, light
yafg saafg ane coast surveys
Gr,sSsg y a brief indication OF the duties of these
e' and of the force employed therein respectively
Qies.- Hon James Guthrie, Secretary Of tho
49, non. T. @, Washington, Assistant Secretary
rsS - charge; one architect and three draughtsmen
f,le empoyed, and twenty three clerks. The Secre-
49,, treasury Is charged with the general supervision
n ~ Saosaetions Of the government and Of the
y. rsiisws avs concernng the commerce and navigation
n IN T,a states. lie superintcnds the survey OF the
tpa establishment, the marine hospitals Of
)dre, ates, and the construction Of certain public
'o' oas'om-houses and other purposes.
y ,aa ,aaSsr9usr's 0b7co.--Elisha Whi,tesey esq., Comp
as een clerks. He prescribes the mode OF keep
4. Mi socouns for the civil and diplomatic SER
nce = VOC public lands, and revises and certies tho
$p,rons.D f'soaer's O6ios--Jobn VI. Brodhead csa.
spin ~ sna seventeen clerks He prescribes the mode
lbdss ~ uu rendering the accounts Of the army navy
lies bs q the public service, and revses and
oa'anees arising thereon.
en- s;o4''fs'oAcr Of me Casfoms.-Huqh j. Anderson
n Ea.i'onef and eleven ceru He prescribes the
nas a,3 A hd rendering the accounts Of the cusioms
astom b fsenents, and for the building and repair
ng ,ber Sc, and revses and certi6es The balances
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will Be convicted snd punished. On the
contrary, should the charge not be s,s
tanned BY proof, then of course the de.
PENDANTS must be DISCHARGED. no natter
how firmly the court and every body else
may believe them guilty, and deprecate
them of violation of law.
The result of this trial was not, as the
article in the GLORY would imply, owing
to any defect in the law.
1t gives me pleasure to say that there
has been very general acquiesoence in
the law-there has been no open violation
Of ii in our city.
! have instructed the police to report
Ill violations Of the law which may come
to their knowledge, and to arrest all per-
sons found in q state of iHtoxication.
! believe that . majority Of our citizens
desire to 500 tho provisions Of the Law
enforced.
1t shall be my aim to enforce respect.
and obedience to al its provisions, as it
10 my determination 10 enforce its penal.
ties sgainst ell who violate It.
D. W. KILBOURNE.
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- It has been denied that Mr..
Donssson. Of Tennessee, who has taken
grounds in favor Of the American party,
and against the Administration OF Pierce,
criticising and excori.ting it unmercifu'-
", 10 the friend and favorits of Gen.
Jakson. 1t il mistake. The gentleman
alluded to is Mr.. Andrew Jackson Donel-
son, for twenty years the private and con-
fdensial secretary Of Old Hickory his
adopted son /; the minister 10 Texas who
negotiated the annexation of that Repub.
lie; formerly minister to Austria. and
several other foreign courts; the gentle
man to whom Mr.. Polk, from his antece-
dents, experience, and character, offered
. seat in his cabinet. 1t is true this very
man 10 now one Of the most inhexib e
opponents Of Pierce's administration, ss
We have no doubt his great namesake
would be, were he alive Mr.. Donelson
cannot endorse or countenance his trim
ming. half and-half. mongrel policy h;A
incidental encourage ment of sedition. End
trsitorous sentiments his disregard OF
the disorganizing elements and factions
operating in broad daylight all over the
Union. but his weak attempt the rather TO
ignore the facts. shut them out Of sight and
concilate where hearty cancellation is i'm
possible and the facts are notorious. in.
stead Of. Hickory like, adopting the 6rmer
and sounder policy Of demanding . re-
nunciation Of factious policy and proceed
ings. and the crushing out Of treason and
ssdi,ion by the strong hand. Donelscn
cannot endorse 90 weak and dangerous
policy. Jackson never would do 80, and
oons Of his SUCCESSORS who inherit the
spirit and principle Of their vigorous old
ohieftain ever will.
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FIoRrs. July 9fst. 1856

rLoRIs, ~ ziss, 1000
Eds. Valley WAig:-It appears thai
none Of your correspondents Of this re-
gion have informed you of the appear
ance of the Chinch bug. among US.
would therefore say they are here in myri-
ads, in Davis County. They did not appear
in any considerable numbers until Fall
wheat was nearly matured. They did
considerable damage to the Spring wheat.
corn and oats. entirely destroying some
pieces Of the two former. Since the
harvest OF the small grain they seem t,
be concentrating their entire forces on the
corn. tits hoped, however. that the late
heavy rains and the cool weather, will
measurably destroy them. otherwise they
must prove very serious damage TO the
corn crops.
While speaking of crops. will say
that wheat, (botil fall and spring. and
grass was fair; oats good, and corn never
looked better, il as well. as at this time.
While writing, will say few words
on another subject The Valley Wing
of May 10th, contains an article which
reads thus:
1T il stated as a notorious fact, that
mosquitoes will not breed in close cover
ed cisterns. Open cisterns are the ro.
life sources Of most OF these troublesom
visitors in cities
Now again. it is a notorious fact. (of
which ! supposed most persons were
aware. that mosquitoes will not. or can
not breed, except where the full grown
musquito deposits its eggs on the surface
OF the wafer, hence he reason Why they
do not breed in close G. vered cisterns,
the cover being IN impossible barrier TO
their entering the cisIern. II . cistern
is only covered to keep out the mosquitoes.
this trouble and expense may be saved BY
putting one or two small FISH into the cis-
tern. and the remedy will be complete
They will thoroughly clear the water Of
all mosquitoes and other insects that are
ofts found in cis,eTn water.
Yours, ]. VIII.
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later fro0 lev 0rieans.

A dispatch Of the 9lst. (lsst Saturday. J
from New Orleans. addressed to S. Crsn-
will. quotes -four 1t %, and the market
unsettled corn and oats unchanged
Another. of the 20 h. received BY E. c.
Sloan. states lard 1t 1O4.
We have dates. BY mail, up TO the | 5th.
The Pioayuns says. that in spite OF the
latrness Of the season there ID considrra-
BILE freight rec. ived. and the daily arrivals
and departures Of steamers. give quite On
animated appearance 70 the lrv,e. A
rise in Red River. it Was thought, would
stir up On active trade. even in July
We should think so; for it il up that
stream that -four was selling 1t last 40
counts, at $25 per bbl., and corn at IS
per bushel, with bacon and other provl-
sions in like proportion, If We mistake
not.
New Orleans continues free from any
epidemic disease. and The papers were
cong,s'ulating their readers on TIE favor
able appearances for continued health
Est. Louis Republican.
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The Lantern Unopened.

Our friend, J. A. Goodrich. OF Char
lesion. last year q sore headed Democrat
and this year we don't know what, came
down here 10 skin the Hindoos, but it is
reported he got skinned himself, and
abandoned the enterprise; any how the
lantern" that he advertised to open for
tho purpose Of Getting the dark OUT
was not exposed, probably because the
proprietor found moro agreeable occupa.
ton
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~ Hon. 7. G. Hunt. who opposed
the Nebraska Bill 80 gsllantly and yigor-
ously. is the American candidate for re-
sasetion to Congress- from the second
New Orleans) district in Loui.i.na. He
Was elected before - q Wing. and is 4
aad~e Of South Carolina. We hope he
nay Be returned. for he is = chivalous,
liberal-nindsd man, free from sectional
spirit, and friend of the whole Union.
He commanded The respect Of the House,
and exercised more than common influ.
ssnes. ~ his activity. sloqusnce, and
nsniy bearing Would that The South
- the North. teo.-had more rspre.er-
IVES 10 the national Legislature uha
ssdore g. Hunt. for in these anarchi.
aad perilous times they arc sadly
1ed.
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Removal!
p.E, HUMPHREY 4 GAGE


lave removed their .Hat, Cap, B Bonnet and
IL Mnl,neIy Emporium TO Ne. 80, Main
Street, between Sd and 4,h. few doors above
their old stand, where th.y will continue their
business on iargriy increased scale, both in the
wholesale and retail departments.
We will have the lsrxest stock Of goods in our
line ever Srongh to the Western country, end
will b. enabled 10 supply The wants Of sny
Cosntry NercAsst in Iowa or sisew here.
We will have stock Of goods for the a. tail
trade" which will be second to noae in Chicago
or 81. Louis in point Of "s'yi =" and equality :"
Our rooms are fst~d up 10 the hses, style and
no pains will be spared n make tho
Great Wtstefa hat Dssset, and Millinery En-
pssism"
NOT ONLY TINE
.'CNT1E OF ATTRACTION
but the place Tor
GOOD 1AA0A1NS.
Our Mr.. II. 10 now among the Esstern Man.
ufactursrs and Importers getting up our fall
stock, pavt Of which we expect IN tew ,:sy,.
OF the arrival Of which due notice will ~ gwen
d. r. HI MPHkEY 4 GAZE.
July o. 1855. div 2tw
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6Aeri1's >ale.

6oeF11B SAle.
SrATE or Iowa, y
Lee County. -.
pY virtue Ut the provisions Of the rode OF
- Iowa, auihorizing the sale Of per,shable
property in the eases Of Milton H. Crspsisr ~
Q. n. Ferrili, and Joha rerriil, and Wiltshire,
Bristol Co. ~. G. n Ferrill, will sell TO the
highest bidder ~ the town OF MontYose, in said
county. on the 18th day July, A. D 1855, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ, and,
O'Clock r NJ, Of sand day, the following prop
ertv, to-wit:
Th@ right and title Of C. N. Ferriil and job,
Ferrili in and TO the Stssmboat Cum beri.nd Val
ley, her apparel. tsckei, fu, niture and sppsnd-
ages, for cash in hand. Seized bv me- under
writ OF attachment in the District court of said
county, which have been pronounced perish,bIe
property by three qualified jurors.
Taken - the property. C. N. Ferrill and
John Ferrill under said proceedings in attach
meat. and sold subject to liens against said
boat. C. B. TURNER,
Sheriff L ecsunty, Iowa.
July %, 1875. Std.
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Seizure Of slavss as PliladelpA.s,

PHILADRlpH,A, July 2O.-PAssmore
Williamson, prominent Abolit,onist, and
Eve negroes, are having . hearing to. day
before Judge Kane, in the United States
District Court. on writ Of habeas cor.
pus.
They are charged with forcibly Selling
and carrying Cd. on Wednesday last, !
female servant and her two children, the
property Of Col. Wheeler. Of North Caro-
lima. and Minister to Central America.
a. he was about leaving here for New
York.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The testimony il quite voluminous.
The patty were under the leadership OF
Williamson. The prisopers are positively
identified.
Charges Of perjury and contempt OF
Court are also embraced in the case Of
williamson. The Court held hin IN
% 900 bail for further hearing. The
other prisonsrA were committed 10 iail in
defan'i Of bail.