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WHO VIEW or THE KNow-sorHSes-The Raleigh
Register gives the following report of speech by Hon
Johu Kerr late wing member Of Congress democratic
meeting recently held in North Carolina
He said be found himself ia what might be considered
strange company but he asked and looked for his old
wing friends aud found many OF them in dark corner,
concealed from the light OF day. lie asked them what
they were dong2 The answer was don't haoc' Where
lad they been ~ don't kH01b What bad become OF
whg principles doHt kaorA lie said that wing
he had met the democracy 10 the open day had coneDded
with them openly before the people and there were no
oaths concelmens mysterious grips on either side
Both parties had abored for the good OF the country and
the they employed honest above board and
known and read BY all The man who held that vir-
tue confined to any particular party or sect was
bgot and fool Tie lad found true in both parties
and honesty aud right intent in the MASSES OF the people
generally and he deeply regretted that so many Of his
old friends had gone astray into the dark labyrints OF
know-nothingsm. For himself he still wing all
the old Issues but those issues had either been settled
had been abandoned by his former associates and
had been presented Az against the peslent isms OF
the know uohngs and the great questions OF slavery
the constitution and the Union he with the democratic
party he with that party because be for his coun-
try and for the perpeuaon OF the Union according 10 The
constitutions and that party in his humble judgment was
the only which at this time could administer the gov
eminent national principles and give reasonable as
surauce that our institutions would be preserved. He
spoke from personal observation and experience while IN
Congress lie had seem with regret the great body of the
wings OF the free States maintaining grounds of hostility
the South and he had SEEM also and had proclaimed
the fact everywhere due TO justice even that
the democrats of the same region party and "a rep
resented in Congress, disposed, aud had shown
readiness by their votes, 10 respect the constitutional
rights Of the South and aid in securing those rights 70
people involved in the slavery question. lie spoke
IN terms OF high commendaton OF such democrats ia
Douglas Cass, and Toucey and OF such wings Choae
Everett and Farley He did pause To ask in contest
like this, what the true c!ed-be looked e
acts, not namesto deeds not professions, and shaped
his accordingly The know-nothngs could o1cl
reasonable that the Union would be safe in
their hands. They not nationathey sectional
the great question which so vitality concerns us ALL and
were therefore, poweress for good III this respect 10 the
very beginning of their In addition to this
they intoerant and proscrptve and SUCH should
and be overhrown before the progress of enlightened
public opinion He spoke at some length and IN com
mandng eloquence support of tue principles Of relg
ious liberty, and in opposition to the and e&clu
policy Of the know nothngs in relation to foreign
emigration.
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LOCAL N Il w 8.

The cholera has recently broken out in Zante and Corfu,
Ionan Islands, and it's ravages have thrown the inhabitants
into alarm and confusion The people of these islands
represented be in of almost all the necessares of
life especially Of the island Zante who
of bread Recently the citizens Of Boston cargo of
and other breadstuf to these islands, which afforded
timely relief; and have called attention to the above in
the hope that the people Washington and its neghbong
cities will fall behind the city of motions in the relief
Of suffering.
THx oTy.There larger number OF strangers in
this city there have been any since the meeting
of Congress- but great and growing the hrong is there ia
little Of that real gaey which characerizes Washington
this Of the year. The chops hdierently
tended evening gatherings few and press, and set
dinners yet unknown. All classes OF the floating and
resident population appear be in state Of suspense aud
unwilling into engagement whether of pleasure
business until the House Of Representatives has been
ganzed and its members parceed off into standing commit
tecs Whether this suspense will terminate this year
past conjecture but until il does terminate
lock for revival in trade impetus to tho pleasure
able excements of the social circle.
just now the distant press never literally
represented at the seat OF governmentsditors from the
Pacific the Atlantic opes, from the northern lakes
and the southern gulf We regret for their readers
the scarcity of materials for interesting letters from Wash
ingon.
FATAL AccIpEsr-Tho Alexandria Gazette Of Yesterday
morning says
yesterday morning, about nine O'clock MS the work
engaged in digging sand from bank, at the
end the railroad tunnel the Of Water and Wilkes
streets the earth caved in and fell of the laborers
named Patrick Murphy killing him before he could be
treated This unfortunate accident excited much feeling
the poor who killed had family depending upor
him Tor support
In the same paper we find the following paragraph:
Sale of the Mount Vernon factory yesterday by
Samuel j. Mccormick auctioneer for the of S26 600
Messrs. Lewis Mckenzie, John Withers Robert
Jamison, James Green, Henry Dangerfeld, and William
Gregory.
WiNTER's DIoRAMAs-There will be an exhibition at 81
o'clock this afternoon, and second in the evening com
mencing ~ o'clock Seldom has there been at
racve entertainment offered to the citizens of Washington
NATIONAL THEATaE.To-nig night to have the grand
spectacle of Mazeppa for the second time Mr.. Murdoch
underlined to appear next week.
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O FICIAL.

Th.AsuRy DgPARraEET December ], ihsJ
holders the stocks of The United States
department will purchase the aInoun OF Soooo OF
ad time when tho be offered prior to 'hr
day next pny therefor the following prices,
vii
For the loan VI 1892 premium of 10 per cent For
l51 and s4s premium Of 10 per cent For
ock 1885, called Texan nom-
nifty stock premium of And for stock OF the loan OF
1896 ia November, 1876, IL received at the
Treasury prior January premium OF ~
January and the 3la day Of March
off, and received after the alst March,
prior said ist OF June premium OF ~ per cent
will be SLOWED said stocks at The rates specified
certificates from the l July last assigned with The primer
pal the certificates received prior the LIST January next After
date will be allowed in addition TO the premium
the date Of their receipt In both cases one
day allowed In addition the money 10 reach the
seller
transmitted this department under The present no.
ce duly assigned the United States with the current
prior the LIST January ncxD BY The party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money
stocks will made by drafts upon The assist
Boston New York. Philadelphia as The pate
entitled TO receive The money may direct
EHe slss4tet JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Dec Id
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WHARTON and STILES Medical Jurisprudsncei VOL
Wharon's Prccedents OF Indictments and Pleas; VOL
Wharion's American Criminal Law; Sd edition l vol.
Greslcy,s Equity Evidence vol
Whartnns American Law of Homicide ; ! vol.
Wharton's Law Diciionaryi vol.
Morris Repievin; ! vol.
Library Of Law and Equity; ID series; ID vols in IL.
sasdcrs on Uses and Trusts; new ediioni vols in l.
Dec Is FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Everett House.

North Side Of Union Square, Nso York.
THIS establishment erected the most prominent and delight
New Yok Affords approaching finish when
completed, skid devise and supply
0 | the desirable hotel yet constructed.
w open the rst OF October for the
da,ion Of the public.
Applications will he received rom pares wishing make
for The winter months.
The public patronage Is respectfully collected. - 49,.
CLAP \ Jo5LlN
, H.wLEH ID. cLAFP,
A.. q. JostIs.
Eep2-dan
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ny ). G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneor.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Square, aucion On Ihnrsdsy nrrnoon January H.
o'clock premises valuable property
ths First Congregational Church located sub inme
opposite City Ha being half Of lol No - and
No. square No 49, having front Of 81
inches the whole depth Of the lots together with tbs buildings
The believed to be unqussonabe. All
the cost OF purchaser.
Terms sale. JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Dec I3--eo&Gs Aucii0neer.
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RotI an Honor OF the veterans OF New HaD,p-
49, . shire,

ARRANGEMENTS having been made BY The eieegve eos MI
OF Veterans Of Bamphe, aud 20 slara hs fias" s y
nm oonornnty OF uniting giving welcome anu
Nv ,I a. ~ an hs visit the nni mai
n.lropols they pleasure 70 -, 1ua
,,kr Iaer M sru, Assembly Rooms u" ssshs m
tho ian instant and, according old times CUSTOM u
hour 81 7 O'Clock. -. ,,o.a nf m. teei-
In the appointment, oihe Than ihose o. az
en, Of vonnteeTs) The committee have Intended no. o
and Commitment To named but 10 me est ee'
i've services and 10 municipal districts 20 when s s
Ing inyaton and, the omson oh,
SION on appcaring partial forseu 'hy nopS ai
rhr Committee advisable 70 "a
tstiops 10 subscribe or oaa ~ ssa 10
and simply OF necessity, iof ~
limit Inc nunber ladies to accompany ohc Hen'SsAe
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TESTIMONIAL TO COMMODORE PEnHYs-The sverware man
ulactured for presentation Com. NJ. O. Perry by the
Chamber of Commerce and merchants OF New York az
testimonial for in negotiating the treaty with Ja
pan, has Just been finished and consists of dinner tea
and coffee set comprising the following articles soup iu-
reens ureens vegetable Dishes dish covers butter
coolers salad dishes ice dishes salt stands gravy boats
centre piece for fruit and flowers large saver and COT
fec service of seven pieces full complement Of table forks
and spoons table dessert knives ladies' &c The whole
win cost from $4,000 TO $1,000
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BY TEL Il G. II A p II !.
Later from Harana. Murine Disastsrs.

I.H1tT IF0HE IfuFuHHt- -l7I"' FHe I7FsU"6'.
CnARLrsroN Dec. 13.-The steamer Isabel han arrived
Sho left Havana the morning of the 10TH and Key West
the evening of the day. There nothing OF import
ance from Havana. Sugars firm. The plan were
looking for higher rates. aud buyers unwilling to
yield
The ship Concordia Of Boston, from Mobile for Liverpool
with 200 bales of cotton totally destroyed by fire.
tho goth OF November she lay aground off Key Vnccas
The chip insured at Boston for $4,000 The cargo
valued at Ss2 00o The wreckers will about $50 bales
in damaged condition The captain and had arrived
at Key West.
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The BRoTnERs GRlNNELL.-The New York correspondent
Of the Columbia Carolinan says:
"As the Grnncls often spoken Of brief notice OF
them may not be out of place The elder brother Moses
= the most Efficient partner of the we-known firm OF
Srinneil, Minurn, Co This house does an immense
business and The partners all wealthy Henry Grim
nell who celebrated for bis connection with The Arctic
discoveries was formerly connected with the aboye-named
house For some years he has lived retired in Bond street
Is in aiuen circumstances and sery modest and mas
suInng gentleman. He is in middle life and has the rud-
dy complexion Of an Englishman. He has small family
oil children who are all grown up Moses Grnue married
niece OF Washington Irving and resides during the sum
ef On me hudson adjoining the residence Of his distn-
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IL. III. g IL l. k II,
Counsellor at Lau.

Has removed hs Office to his ead in Franklin Row.
lie will
principally the United States Supreme
Having devoted the patents will
opinions legal arising
the Patent Office and appeals to the chief justice assistant
the District OF Coiumbia and will
preparation mud trial Of quits concerning patents.
lie viii also give written opinions and for
claims before Congress either the
will prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
QS--tU
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hooks OF the greatest vaine 10 men OF every
DusIness and profession.

Two hooks OF the greatest vaine To men OF every
busIness an, profeasioll
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FUI. KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1886.
One poi. isao, $50 10 400 pp.
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Monthly Thousands Of literary
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nothing of the OF business, who owns IT, will be saved
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Designed for authors printers and OF The
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Sheets &c. Fifth edition. By John Wilson. lbmo. Price ST.
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suec. which all who have rporant
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Its title Ia full exposition Of its and render o II
will equally surprised aud instructed by the of know
edge which It's perusal will mpart Christiaa Examiner
CROSBY, NICHOLS, Il CO.,
Dec I2-2aw3w Ill Washington street, Boston.
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tissDIsH vIlLAST-A few evenings since las we learn
from the Chattanooga Gazette some villain or villains
placed piece OF sring-mber the track Of the
Georgia road about thirteen miles below Chattanooga just
peore the uptran came along Fortunately II dis
track.
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RaiIrond Accident.

PtAisFIrLp, tS. I'D Dec. l4-This morning the early
train from Somervie of the track Scotch Plains
throwing the tender and passenger down embark
nent, completely smashing them. They afterwards took
fire, and were completely destroyed.
None Of the passengers killed. but many hurt
among whom Meesrs Vail, Thorn, Susworth, Dunn
and Pruden, all of New York.
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tbs Dead sea'-and yanqushed them all These chiefs
have most inadequate reward for the services rendered
oar immortal cause but the hiatus may supplied by the
manly reflection that they owed 80 did they reap and
II possible the still nobler thought that they have demon
ted The fact that ia the darkest hour should de-
sn az The success OF our principles when advocated with
he attributes which God has implanted in the gfed to
demonstrate their relationship with Divinity
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..

The United States STRAIN -Frigotc Nerrmac.-Ths new
steamer sail trial trip from the Boston navy
yard and the following officers have been ordered to take
her in charge:
Commodore T. II. Gregory, commanding Lieutenant
Geo W. Harrison, Edward Donaldson, +. Key Murray j..
NJ. Wainwright, Jos. Il. Smith, and NJ p Jones; Master
Jno W. Huntington; Surgeon-D. Harlan; Passed Assist
ant SurgeonJas +. Harrison Assistant SurgeonEdwin
r. DENLY Purser-A WEIGH Chief Eng ineerW lillian II.
Shock First Assistant EngineersA O. sinners and j. NJ.
Adams Second Assistant EugneersA. Broadnix and O..
H. Loring; Third Assistant Engneers-F. A. Garfield, III.
b. Nones, and X. M. Barteman Boatswan ames Walker
Gunner-R. N. Peake Carpenter-Jonas Dibbe sailma-
ker-Lewis Rodgers.
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MARRIED.

on Tharadsy he lsh Instant, by the Rev Mr. Homes Liem
ANDREW WALLACE JOHNSON, United Sta navy 10 Mis-.
ELIZABETH MARION MOORE all Of Washington, ID. G.
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lee IN N. UaIson

New yoRK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer from Albany this
ing met with considerable ice in the river and
no boat viii leave FOR that place to night
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Arrirnl Of de Grnnada.

Nzw YoRK, December l3.-The steamship Granada, from
Havana with dates the sh instant arrived this evening
She LETT there the Philadelphia, sail the day
FIR Aspnws. On the lth she passed the steamers Black
Warrior aud Quaker City, bound for Havana.
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Houso-EurnisIn,ss Dry 0oos

TUE Subscribers respectfully 10 invite The attention Of
keepers and those furnishing apartments Tie ioo"
ing list u use and articles which have hem .s'd
via the This county, aud vi" BE-
ohrred such make the Interest Of purchasers 10
examine our stock beiofe purchasing elsewherei
IN OUR CARPET ROOMS
There nay ali times be upd The latest designs Ia every variety
OF velvet Won tapestry Brussels, ingram, and Vent
isn among witch designs which conlaed
10 our sales exclusively in Ihis District
IN CURTAIN WATERWAYS
Our stocks win be complete iousoa! the sniuo season.
baeing ROB boca satin lame, striped
I'd iaak plain, figured and striped Turkey red cash
elegantly embossed muslin cuftsins brass
lures fof thinning and hanging curtains.
IN BED FURNISHING GOODS
We 10 4, Ia, l24, and 1874 English
blankets, which made order sud imported direct
ga ioi II A. IA and 10 white Marssies and toilet quilts
81, 10 ILL., and l34 linen ahreiings variety,
lo4, II and l4 she~,ings and quilted comforts
Linen shreing pillow bolster
Also complete Of table linens super satin
damak table Cloths of si1e from yards o
Damak napkins quality from the cheapes, 10 The hncr,
dan,ask doyies, &C.
Together with full stock Of hing requisites In
line which be enumerated, but which will
be shown with pleasure 10 all who favor Us xih call
HoOE BRO, co
Dec ls--]iaw4wif
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GOA meeting OF the Grand asgno Union nsisssen-
society Of Washington city win be held the Baptist
church to-day Saturday al y o'clock
MRS. T. RICHARDS,
Dec vs. Rec, See,
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DIED,

At his place OF residence the 18th Rev STEPHEN
PRICE, aged 30 years and 10 months.
The friends invited
vices, at o'clock Bapt. church
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Thrsday, December l3.The met Mt eleven clock.
The argument in the Of William II. Jones and others,
plaintiffs in error, Thomas NJ League, (No is the
docket and adjourned from Wednesday, resumed
By Mr. Hughes for the defendant in error and concluded by
William G.. Hale, ESQ., Of Texas, for the plaintiffs in
and the submitted for the decision Of the court
The OF Isaac Il. Smith, Of the sloop yolant
plaintiff in error the State Of Maryland, tNo. 10 the
docket,) was called by the coart.
The argument for the plaintiff in made By Mr..
Latrobe and that for the defendant in by j. Mason
Campbell esq. and the submitted for the decision
OF the court
Friday, December l4--The court met at III O'Clock.
On motion BY Hon John j. Crittenden, Hon George Rob
ertson Of Kentucky admitted TO practice attorney
and counsellor Of this court
The Of the state Of Alabama, complainant, tho
State Of Georgia, (No hS original docket) called
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eouar or CLAIMS.

Fridoy December l4--The court eleven clock.
The Judges all present.
The argument in the case Of Sturges, Bennett and Com
pany o. the United States adourned from yesterday
was resumed favor OF the claimants by Mr. Albert, who
was followed BY the Solicitor who bad not concluded his
marks, when
The court adjourned TN eleven O'Clock on Monday.
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THE DAILY UNION

by the court and motion By Hon. Philip Philips Of Ala
bama, process Of subpoena was awarded in this
The Of David Bush, plaintiff in error, Maborn
Cooper administrator (No. 10 the docket) called
by the The argument in this for the plaintiff in
made by Hon. James j. Bayard and that for the
defendant by Hon. John j. Crtenden and the case
was submitted for the decision Of the court
The Gaze Of Samuel verden, plaintiff in error, Isaac
Coleman (No 20 the dooket) called by the court.
The argument the plaintiff made by Hon. X.
II Gilet; after which
The court adjourned till II O'Clock on Monday.
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Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day SchOol for Young Ladder, AGA Il
street, between 9th and 9TH streets.

street, between 9th and 18th streets.
HIs institution ha. been successful operation for some
OF play grounds the city The OF
seminares.
orJins pupils eonvssne thai language.
a AZ The
RrrEREsors.
Rev. q, ?; GammIns, Washington.
Rev I ~ D w. ce ..syo0. q
Hon. japs,x rsaoe, United states senator MAINLAND
Judy. ~ eSs': United su's. supreme Court.
RI Rev c: 7. Meivaine, bishop Of Ohio
bee 4--eod2w
A Ii. pews In 81. Johns Church this city ON
which rent due sha remain unpaid on the ah instant
will be advertised for Immediately after TINT date
BY order Of the Vcstry.
COR RENT "The Nsbster House., ON I.ou,si.ra
enlarged and improved by the nsdion Of six comfortable chambers
bath room, and other convenience, :, :, no., -,
Dec Ia eod3, Banker, No. Asa Penn avenue.
A CHOICE supply OF gentIemen's dressing robes, of
rich figured cashmere, French flannel, and Turkey pat
GEO n. n. WHITES cos
-. Gemlsmsn's Furnishing Establishment,
Dec p-eod2wif 800 Penn av between 9Th and 10th
CARD-Rich silks cloaks embrodrries and beautiful
someni Of dress MATERIAL Ibis day received and now ready to
inspection at
Penney lvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th sits.
G-3teoif r
A LADY, who has had several years. experience In
II teaching, wishes family e W
miles In The country She will instruction in the branches
usually taught English educaion with music piano
and French.
Satisfactory he Please reply,
Office, TO Miss g., Twelfth street, No. $40.
Dec 5-eod2w
no Members OF Congress- Citizens. and ssrspgers.-
STEER Merchant Tailor, 1873 Seventh street. near Odd
Ftiows Hail. respectfully invites his all others
his goods before purchasing their supplies Of
clothing for the prepared usSnl gentle
mems clothing order short notice. and In the style
known TO The trade.
hand.
Dec 6--3,aw9wif
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OF THE tONSOLiDAIhp
OF MARYLAND.
The following numbers Of The Grand Conseh
dated ioue Of Maryland, class drawn Decrbsf ~ leo3
ist 81 "a sh sih Gth yth eih eh loih I'th i7h l3h
SO 20 90 40 2S 50 "a 90 - "a 81 III 43
The following are The drawn numbers u s rasp.co la.tu
Lottery, ciaks II, drawn December IS. less:
lat 81 "a Ain 5h 9th 7h sh 9Th ION inh
o. "a 80 IS II u 40 ~ a.
y. y. Brennan,
General Agent @f the ccauae.oI nsiiiHors
LEa'L RursHTs Commissioner.
f5-lt
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the British and French legations aud aided by all
that OF the United States and Russia endoavonng to
overthrow the government OF Alvarez for the purpose
instituting creature and a policy, which sha
harmoni1e with the present intentions of the slliesto
be accomplished RtoG po,eder and blood II possible All
information from that Quarter confirms this view and
conduct here demonstrates il true.p
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DOARDING-Two for with board
a, 43 street, Row. and in the immediate vicinity oil
the Patent Office.
Dec l4--d2w
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AND WARRANTS located choice land satisfactory
Ia and favorable md business in Iowa eau
ing the attention Of an attorney promptly attended
PsFHsssoss.
paro n Nourse, Wsshinglov u. G.
Alexander II. Evans,
Keller \ Mckspney,
Dec ts--6mosdAep