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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02
Col. Freemont,s Land Claim.

The final decision Of the U. S. Supreme
Court in this case was given on the 4th
inst, by Chief Justice fancy. he title
of Col. Fremont was fully confirmed
After an elaborate disquisition upon tho
practice in regard to grants of land In
Louisiana and Florida, when those terri
tories were first ceded to the United
States, and how far the proceedings in
those cases would apply to that under
consideration the Judge comes to the
question of the validity of the grant To
Alyarado of the tract of land known by
the name Of Mariposas, which was the
point in controversy, and arrives at the
conclusion that the grant of Alvarado
gave him vested interest in the quanti
ty of land therein specified, and that
said interest was not forfeited by failure
to comply with certain conditions ss to
the survey and settlement attached to the
grant, the state of the country from wild
Indians rendering compliance with the
conditions quite iinpraeticabie; that Col.
Fremont's purchase of the lands in l847
was perfectly consistent with hIs rights
and duties as an American officer and
citizen, the country in which he made
the purchase being at the time subject to
the authority and dominion of the United
States, and that the fact that he was not
citizen of Mexico could in no way i'm
pair the validity of the conveyance to
him. That the subsequent discovery Of
gold mines on the land, had nothing to
do with the title, and that the survey
must now be made under the authority
of the United States, in the form and di-
visions prescribed by law for surveys IN
California, embracing the entire grant in
sne tract.
This decision constitutes Col. Fremont
one of the wealthiest men on the CONT
nent.
a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02

Eg A Boston paper says, one of the
facts put in evidence at the trial in the
Supreme Court 10 sustain the viii of the
late VIM. Russell, was, that only a few
days before he made the viii, he called
at the Office of the Democrat, and paid
for his paper a year in advance, thereby
saving ffty cents. The fact was dwell
upon at length by counsel. and comment
ed upon BY the Judge in his charge. as
one OF great importance. The verdictol
the jury would seem to sustain the prop
osition that man who has mind enough
to pay for his newspaper m advance is
competent 70 make viii.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02

HA letter from Warren, TrdsAbulI
County. dated April leth, says:--
ssThe present times are the worst We
have ever known inthis country. Cows
and cattle are dying by the hundred J. SIX
hundred head have died Tithinthe three
adjoining counties this. winter, for want
Of food. The weather u still dry asd
cold. .'-LeadeS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02

H Good intentions are at least the
seeds of good actions, and it is every
mans duty to SOW them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02

@ Compliments cost nothing, yet
many people pay dearly for them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02

@A persevering and industrious
man will overcome all obstacles.
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by RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
s1s;:;ii

MM 1898 go, saslsls
Time between Washington and Wheeling hut Izi
Running time b.seen Washington and Cincinnati II hours
Tnrough Tickle baggage Checks 10 e m
" Washington,
THE Baltimore ard Railroad having greatly its
elers between Washington baltimore, and all Of The West
The the trains from Washington and the
Wilmington Junction Iasy aa'a the Relay ous nine mites
oa Ba This the only change Of required heween
Wheeling Washington echeeked
ss pas The es eansss
WASHINGTON daily "s M, and Az p MI on Sundays at the
Al Wnssing made CEN
ws ns a s@ s 1aS
COLUMBUS These trains connect q, Newark win me Newark
Of The Little Msaa railroad xsaia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE, &c. Al xenia, Little Miami railroad eaunsneu
Haae, ianyeie chicsso, Rock island, 81 Louis &c.
New oras. n H @ m
transferred at Cincinnati, TO the mail steamers on me ono
&C. tickets sold when the ohio navsabe between
Wheeling and Ws's.'s oy miles, where conneron with
Travellers notice that while this is the only route
speedy and nearly AL the eadng
the great West The distance from washington TO Cincinnati
rouiel ~ 81, -, - -
Columbus Si3 u.s. Dayton, Si5 Cincinnati, Sl6;
by railroad. from Cinciaaa, SS; fndanapo
SIT cleveland 8t2 IS Toledo, ~ So Dr,roi, SIS ~
Chicago e. and $40 sol IT. Louis sas SO and SIS Memphis
q 6; New Orleans, Sal, &c.
For Frederick apers Ferry Manshug Berkeley pring
Springs Oakland, Paramount
passengers Washington G, or At For the
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
train Washington.
For trains Annapolis special
yertisements.
information, through tickets, &C., nppy TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
Mny 5-dtr Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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" hshitston, November y, 1885.
IN The petition of John j. Creenough York
fofk, praying fT te sAtnson OF pptent granted
Tor Improvement in sewing machines,
the said lent,
Of tebrutry, A. II. leJ6--
IL ordered that the said petition head Patent
an Monday the ih day OF February 1855, ~ O'Clock,
and all notified appear cause Ii any
they hare why said petition ought granted.
Persons the extension
Once their objections specially writing
days before the day q, hearings all testimony hcd by
De us.d AT the said hearing
with the rules Of the Office which viii furnished app
The testimony January
next deposiins aud other papers relied
be filed In the office before morning
the arguments II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered thai THIS notice be published Union, ntei
and Evening Star, Washington, D.
fhiladephia Pa Journal of commecs, New York,
Post, Bsoa, Massachusetts,
weeks The Alb day of February
ing CHARLES MASON,
o
P,.Edors OF the above papers will copy
bills TO the Patent odce, with containing this notice.
Nov al-law3w
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" should sutd acquaintance be fosgut,
Ana nsset brought "a mia
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,


Ana Dfoughi "a min
Should auid acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syna."
ending June 1883
junior ending June, sops
ending Jane, le5 The
ending Juhe, 1885, hereby assemble in
ID. c. by ts,d 1851 latest.
brighten the l,nk chain
tide entirely sever exchange
lives greeting and sympathy, and aIneat
Of iiseir promising eoaipcers
preliminary m--ng OF HE sciappanied wiz
held aIrt hcnd September, ID.
States sini Chrsaut between Fourth
which mbers OF con
adopted fail u attendance . possible
In the those whom his addressed
good enoag 10 furnish he secretary ofbe committee
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT. NJ. D..
OF Trenton, ~ j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HARr, NJ. o.,
% Phiisdrlpta, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGiiTN Err,
Of 1 ancestor, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENpLEroN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL z. RICHARDS,
OF Saist iron aud Glass Works. Nj,
.#ts LEWIS W. WASHING ron,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
ions WsIpsAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, SECRETARY.
March 25--iawtMar3 flntellgepcerl
All newspapers the civilized are request
ed 10 notice this advertisement their editorial
through great
visions OF the globe ALI newspapers
stairs OF Amenea requested
casonay between this date and the ID OF March A. D. 1851
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I'M the petition of Andrew Raon, West Middeown Peun
syvmia praying Tor the granted
Improvement years
iri the expiration Of patent, Which takes place the 2
day o. FEBRUARY, A. u. le56-
II IS ordered the SAID petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the 4h o February, ic5i IL O'Clock and all
notified appear they have, why
said
r. oppn. the required file in the Patent
Oaee their oecions, specially forth wrhe al least
days before all filed by eith
used the said hearing taken
Office which will
application.
The testimony In the will be closed the 25h day OF
January aud other relied
flied ofbee be of
day; the Arguments IT any, within days thereafter
Ordered published Union Iniel
gencer Evening ID. c. Pc
Phtadephia, journal Of =
week for three weeks reviou. Ain of Feb
ruary next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Patents.
Ps-Ed,o Of the papers please copy,
bills 10 the Patent yice with containing
Nov 22--iaw3w
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stopping southampton, both going md elFnng they orT
London and avre advantages over
other route, for The economy OF time and money.
Passage from Eew York to Southampton Iya Bremen
First CABIN saloon, $3.50; first cabin, 4r saloon, "a
second do, $50. 80
All newspapers through the pc wee
No iadina will be signcd the day %, SAVING
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Tor freight or passage, apply ~
g. ii. SAND, III south William st., N. Y.
C.. A HEiNEkEN q Co.. Bremen.
CROsKEY q 10 Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELlE, Hayre
Mar G-dy
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HOME MAN FACtUREs.
EalrYisNv Cotton Woke.

NeGr he Canal Basin, -7isrendyfa.
EITZPATRIgK BURNS, proprietos and manufacturers of
yarns cban sail twinr wrapping twihe, cord
are. sc
Orders Washington RESPECTFULLY collected for
any OF the above articles deliver Washington
Baltimore othe northern mnrHts al
promp, by addressing above
pct t-dtu Il. b.
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No. $40.
DOTICE Of the disco OF tho United Stxtes
IN land Office at vANDALtA, in the State Of ILLINOIS
Notice hereby given that In OF law and In view OF
officers VAHDALA, the
below hundred thousand
has directed that the land Office
VAxDAIA lands remaining uBsod
dscontnsance be mads subject sale and entry
SPRNayI In said Stale.
Lands emsnng unapprops,ed by law and subject
private entry land Office discontinued will
subject Of
effect BY the and receiver hereof and The land officers
will public notice The day which they
prepared receive applications for entries Of such lands
ut their 0f6ce.
hand city Of Washington, this eth day Of
December A. d. 1856 -
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner u the General Land Once
Dec ll-law6w flnteligsncer Il Starl
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Uscs and - AID s-s the pafare 81
operations which
N William
seroni ediuon the lss iondon edition
iism Sanders. John Wsrn.r
English by of
Phiedr lphia 2 vols. in
Just pubiisaed. FRASCK TAYLOR
EnwI II
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ErteSrsunr-Ehe great Europrnn Discovery,
PROTECTED by rya letters " England and secured by
the seals OF Ece dc Pharhcie de Paris and he Imperial Col
iege Of SeHcne, Viaana.
renar No remedy for general local debility,
If power, premaur. decay Distressing
&C. I effects
yout, manhood and cid pp~es would
The decline lire Tue-e,aar
universally gioped all physical impedicais vanish like
before piuruce thus rendering nvan bu those
terug the mari se
Tdrsrnar completely entirely
OF the health OF OF pep
uatop.
No Ais European remedy for Of
disorders which, unfortunately The English physician with
inevitable destruction of the
and ali rarsapariia ia the world cannot
TaerrDar Nus l. aud alike devoid SMELL and
all quars They lay Toilet table ~itoul
their being detected
eases. each; divided into separate
min-tered Vaipeau, Laieimaud Roux, sc.
wholesale teIaii, nj Mr. H. Barrow No. 81
Canal New York, specially
the United
part Of America immediately receiving
g.. forward the fnes.mar the world
securely paeL addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dtyr
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare to California.
United States ma steamships leave New York
<<Sn1 for Aspinu all and Goth Of each month,
connecting with mail steamers from Panama to san
Franc
and approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety
eed rom ocean
The baggage passsn
checked New York through to San Francisco and passn
ed
Tbe money paid in OF the
Reserve New York. Panama, and
Francisco prevent detention in of accden so that
The route = entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama day they Aspn
wall :
through by each steamer and take charge OF
nnd without other ct1Ts
nj the agency
street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND
ny6
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st. JOscph's Academy for Young Ladies,
,sa.tkxL.1rs Er.a,crick InllutaL lLl

Institution the
1bnfsdAy The
tuition si5o payable semianno
There charges muse paint
Spanish, Italian German, aud Latin The rrs
primary department composed pupils under nice years OF
age, 500 per bHit yearly 10 advance
shoas addressed - the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland.
InIxH e.
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II. III. GILL k II,
Councillor at Lap,

removed his Office to his resid in Frankin Row.
He will continue devote his
principally United States Supreme Court
Having concerning patents. he will
opinions arising
Once, the chief justice
District Columbia; and will also
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
lie give written opinions and for
having Congress ard
claims before board established for their
Adjudication.
ilcf9 G--dH
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f,HE AP JUVENILE BOOkS-The undersigned has
stock Of books for children large and
coecton accumulation Of years. be sold half
price, that when need be- They suited TO youth
Of ages, and may examined al his bookstore
Among viii OF the works OF Mrs Holland
Edgeworh, B,Tbaud and iher such whereabouts
which, aiming cult
good good feelings and good principles supposed by
still although teaching ali the sci
WORKS of one syllable children Of four old
Dec ls FRASCK TAYLOR.
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Untted states Patent ONCE,
Washington, December II, las.


ON The petition OF Thomas wootwd of New York. praying for
the extension Of granted hun the 7th day Of
May, sil fur improvement shielded
from the OF said which
7lh dry of May, ihs6--
ordered thai the said petition be heard the Patent Office
the 2ist ApH IL O'Clock, NIL
persons notej appear cause any they have
why said petition ought moi TO be granted.
required e in the Patent
Once their objections specially forth in writing least
said be and Transmitted
with rules Of the Office which will furnished
pieaou.
The testimony in the viii be closed the llth day Of
and other relied testimony
6led In the office before the Of that day
arguments. any, within days thereafter
Ordered published The Union, Iniel
gencs Evening Washng;on c.; Republican, Baln
Pennsyiyn Piiadeph Pa Journal of New
York; Post, Boston, MASSACHUSETTS, week three
weeks previous TO the ast of April The day Of
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p aEdiors Of the above viii please copy, and
their bills the Patent ofhce with containing This
Dec ia--lawsw
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Law Notice.

ENowr, STANTON, WtIEKF.
NM I. BROWN FRED. p STANTON. and J. KNOX WALK
w FIR have par per.sp for practising The
End the cii,u@ Washington
In Offices it, srincrrn
phs parties found place, and
10 them
~ tsod ftnfel and Seninsi copyj
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, NeW York.
THIS establishment, the prominent and delight
full Park New York aords approaching fssh and, when
completed, combine sill End supply
o render II the desabt. hsel yet constructed.
The poprieio Of this respectfully announce that
the open October
daiinn OF the public.
Applications will be received from parties wishing 10 make
arrangements for winter months.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited.
CLAPP 3 JOsLIN.
HAwLxY ID CLArP,
/, A.. e. JosLIx.
Sep 2i-d3m
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law school OF Cumberland Universitys Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruher, late one Of tho circui
Z judges of Tennessee.
Of udges ofhe supreme
II Tennessee.
Ridley, OF the councillors Of the State.
Judges Csrhtrs Green dew te their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan Of n4tfonl. Daily examinations each class
No Of explanations 9th
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
e. Weekly and equity, which
OF proes
through ali the
practice. framed require prepare
in the Some OF taken by appeal
which 10 held monthly the and
public the cod OF session The students act clerks .he
jurors and chanceors In official
Saces connected with their suits
SessionsThe the third Monday
tember ends third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July.
rycnes per $50 conngen
n bonding $50
which q had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete uniess the
class No study required TOR ad
There four regular Students may
AMI during the collegiate year.
There Ia a mooI legislature connected with
Number Of students collegiate year cshiy-six
Feb 1l-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, h CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KrNNARD & CO.,
"a AUSTIN Friars, London.
& d. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co.,
sbps will NOT be accountable for gold
huon specie ewe stones metals unless bills Of
al
Shippers please ships Of this line
carry goods colIaband Of war.
Nov 24-du
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WARRINGTON AaurpuoT.
Vas ling l,ii. MaITliI q. IsiLE

orrIoR or rus wAsursuros Aaurpuor
Washington March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS Invited graduation
das tunnels, and Other work ef the Washington aquednc
Proposals up May, viii opened
that day.
animation on and a'rer the aoth day Of ApiI next
viii he received Tor e work Of particular cuverts,
only Of the works be compsIed uder the
present aa a. contracts y sr unhasa w"s VII
preseb The work TO be done aud
a sa, fa on when
shall stopped uni und become available
Of storpage for of
funds the reserved ten pr cent viii paid e ~ The udsmsn OF
win be made in specie checks upon the rired State
per will dhoa II all tha, the work
he paid Their fun wages monthly and in aprcie
All bids sbid be sfa'ed ana endorsed Proposals for work on
The Tinted states reserves rejee any
be e-cd advantageous and 70 make sueh
work
ore or n,e responsible peons
lake hal will IL bid accepted,
cnt u,o within
The compilation Of he work andoraken said guarantee
naer Uara Attorney navy agent officer
general or individual known to The Ensnerr o. De-
the able 10 make good their
Bs win be opened in presence OF bidders any of them
e'oor' 70 " p'' NJ C MElGs
Capt OF Eaeneers in charge
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt O. Meigs, a. 5. Engineers.
We The undersned, residents Of, in the State Eff,
foregoing bid OF be accepted that he or
They ut within said bid
with ood and suicieu sureies
perform proposed conformity 10 The
offhe !
b. aforesaid,
b difference between the otter BY the said and
The rex bidder.
tSigned) A. o.
q. u.
thereby certify tha my knowledge and belief the
above named gusraniors good and sufficient a
tsigued) Il. r.
Mar s-sswtsthN MAY hlawt
rugN;snE.b ApaKrnENr~ -NY.,nbers of Congress or
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CoLD silver plated pectaces glasses, Sc Of
all with peritocn pnriscoc, and paahoa glasses
experience peculiar advantages ~ seeeng glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearer -
324 Penn avenue Ninth aud Tenth streets
Jan 2S-~u
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EUKNfSnEb ApAkrn ENrS.-N.nbens Of Congress
accommodated with several suite " Mrs
Adams 1h between and ~ No. as5 The paors are
At and well furnished.
Nov ~ dIws
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NEN NoaK, shk.mkSN, ASD SOUTH
sSE[a4 AMPYON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
s0~k ~ ships comprising this line the WASHING
q TON, Capt. r. Cayeady; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward hpgins
stop Southampton boib going and returning
pROPosED DATES OF sAII.ING-la55.
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No. 54s.]
NOTICE OF location of the two land Offices and
tho oHlce Of the surveyor general I'm kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in Of the 18th section Of the act
approved 22d July 1884, creating iasd Offices the
Kansas Nebraska of the VI the
establishing the Office If general for said Terri
located
Cry The of Of Nebraska Territory and
"PAwNsK y and Of tho
ALE Coarros" the seat Of government of Kansas Ter
rit0ry.
sixth Of November, A ID. 1855.
BY order of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Nov 29--Iaw6w Intel. and Star.
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Feb 1l--eoIy

MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree, boston b,
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
tahe improvements coDvenicnces
ion OF travelling public.
Dee tidy
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,NLENWUUD CEMEFE!tR--Oaice No. 002 Pennsyvania
VI Of 10th Savings napk This
cemetery laid out on the plan Of the celebrated
New York and situated on the high ground distant
mile north Of CAPITOL North Capitol
This from Con
ppopriainG their ground
Zee title the purchaser and prohibiting all
other which who
Eeposa placed has
all cities when The ground come.
--ccusy nso one large pitt asd legal
ar no given 10 the ground.
odice si- 10 10 ~ where pamphlets,
snap, and bylaws and all other niormsos
asa, os sy
NO 40 Seventh street. other undertaken WIN BE-
xnaaeSl June IDLY
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No. 544
Soucs sf the nsopsDsnv sf he DAnvfiIs Land Once
~ Il1lness.
CEsKxAL LAsp OryIcs, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been uaIsmied 10 me 1ss.s
office Illinois lists
thy days
receipt said Of she
eopening which Applications VIII
be ed by them. ......s,
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel slsTl Commissioner
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Caution-Lostery Frauds.

OyvcR THE MAINLAND CossorrpA TEp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland july D, 1885.
TIE commissioners Of the Maryland
bis duty caution the public against the swnde
WIN fraudulent
and pretend 20 be the for the sale of which
wholly fictitious
III. only lotteries Maryland those daily,
the Of elected
the State under the constitution approve
schemes aud attend TO
An the tickets in these oercr and all certificates
tickets, have Iox aphed
Baltimore, Maryland" All others n fraudulent.
For full Information subject Of those frauds address
F.XBRENAN,
Sept 9--dIy Baltimore. Maryisrf
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4ete8 .tsHsm NO. o4o-
Notice OF the Adjustment nf three additional
land districts In the state OF Iowa.
Congress entitled change the
boundaries vi the Of Iowa, aud
approved 1855 which
hereby declared and made
office the TURKEY pIsrRIcr has
established conbty
FoRr opox psrRrcrn DODGE Webster county
and that SorK Cry, God
bury county.
my city of Washington this thirty first
day ri October, A.. ~ 1855.
BY order Of tho President:
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w flint aad star.
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MATCHES. Jc,velry, SILVER Ware, tkc.-We call
ofvery superior gold watches, ei
rgsn swe pure silver sets, pitchers goDIe forks
spoons and other article Of table silver silver card
cases. portnDnnsies fine tans, &c.
Also ex,aheagy plated aipaa goods and superior table
IeIy.
Gd spectac'e ard OF variety Particular
paid ;e Of glassrs adap
Possessing facility prepared the best
III e ell
Watches rvsy descriptions skfuy repaired
practical knowledge of this branch which
gveD having
repair.s
Engraving all branches including
notices. &C., stone, done
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed
ta w. GAIT BRO,
No a2 Pennsylvania between 9th and 10Th
Nov 3o--d3t Washington, ID. G..
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HARVEY ~ ADAMS, having purchased of K. Wheeler
Ill Co. all their stock OF hardware in the lately
by ihen No. 35 Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel
beg respectfully call the attention Of purchasers
weiseectet stock goods we hore by strict
good Of all line,
continuance Of the custom OF the old firm.
HARVEY d ADAMS.
Nov i--dlm