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Rachel r. Lynch
rs.
John Il. and Ebert Gibson


John E. and Ebert Gibson 'ou'y eheu" eou''
THE object OF this suit Is to procure decree FOR
the sale of certain Anne's
which devised the said John
father,
tain payment of of 81 500 bcqueahed the said Rachel
T. Lynch by the said Woolman Gibson The original bill
that the aforesaid real which described
ing exhibit devised said John E. WooIman Gibson
subject to the of the debts of said that the
said John e. Gbson appointed the will took
paid by thereof; paid
Rachel T. Lynch of the of 81 500, interest
ereon and that the real above devised
said John f. and Ebert Gibson cbageabe with and liable
of Anna NJ LYNCH Rachel e. Lynch filed
the 9th day 1853 snid Rachel T.
Lynch has died leaving said NJ Lynch and Woolman
Lynch
granted said Lynch
Gibson has also died. John W. Gibson, William Gibson
Henry Gbson Rachel f. White formerly Gibson, and wife James
"e Julia Gbson Sarah Gibson aud Cathnne Gibson his heirs
ataw that the said Ebert Gibson afterwards died, his
heirs at law Wooman Gibson, BROTHER and the above named
heirs aaw Of his Rachel Lynch and his brother John f.
bson that letters estate of Ebert Glib
he had that tho said John Gibson in his life
time confessed decree said Rachel E. Lynch
paid and satisfied her. the demand forth in said bill of
pan far he that the aforesaid real estate
said iegacyto $3.50, principal
James White and Rachel e. his wife, Julia Gibson Sarah Gibson
and Caharne Gibson residents the District Columbia IL
hereupon adudaed and ordered that the sd Anna Lynch by
Of this order in pub
shed Washington city three weeks
fore the 9th day of December notice the ad alb
defendants the substance and object the original bill and
said NJ Lynch this
person. by solicitor before the ninth day
Of January next show II they have why decree
ought pass M prayed JOHN PALMER
CLERK Of Circuit, Queen County.
SEPTEMBER 25, 1855.
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Proposals for Wrapping Paper, Irvine, and
Sealing WAX.

fo'r OFFICE P oa,assl e, ISIS.
cEALED PROPOSALS win be received al department
November next ~ Of the clock, for
po sp se ' GIFTED s for Years from and
The sst day Of december nel said articles are be des
Psrtmen' Washington, d. c. New York eiy, and Cincinnati
quantity article and The quality thereof
quired at each agency, yearly, are specified below.
DISTRICT NO ], AT WASHINGTON, D. G.
- 'e sae, wsisi ,has q pou'd the
reaml, contain 30 perfect qufes
do @ a'n ns I'
from IL Q ounces weight
500 do ofhe Kind of,wine spoo each spool weigh
ing from J y 10 pounds
SOC do hemp wne, about ono eighth Of inch in
weighing from one o one a half pounds each
200 do scarlet sealing Of good quality for ordinary use
DISTRICT NO. ., AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 wrapping similar that first described in the
loo do similar 10 that last described in said estimate
400 do in quality similar The last named be in size q
by 40, and 10 weigh not less than 55 pounds
5000 pounds Of cotton wr The same as that rs, described fol
1900 do the second description for said district
5000 do hemp iwe similar 10 that Of The hd desehp
600 scarlet sealing wax, same for district Mol
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 reams wrapping paper similar TO that first named for ds're
80 do similar 10 that last named for raid di.tric,
$500 pounds cotton wine similar a of Tie first description o
1900 do hemp wipe similar to tina, of the third descp
.oo A. .., ,'o1 for said district Ct. s..c,iss il mo
maj district OIL
Tor district, the whole
II the districts should be reconstructed increased in number
the articles sha be delivered places the
master Genera, shall designate, pro rata prices,
Each bid be accompanied Die Of the article
posed be furnished and samples such articles
department be
above named articles contracted for
responding 10 the samples referred to above.
Each bidder Furnish with his proposals, evidence of h
ability TO comply with his bid.
Two sufficient snretits will be required TO a contract
furnish articles promptly furnish
ing articles inferior those contracted for will be considered
fceni for the forfeiture of The
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals will
be considered.
Proposals be marked outside the envelope
of the article articles proposed for the
them addressed
ineton city, d. G,
IA MES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OFFICE cT suPEKIHTHsDEsT Pubic PKIsrIso
Washington september ~, 1850.
IN pursuance provisions OF the provide oT
cutting public printing" sc approved August 90 1882 sealed
day) December twelve O'Clock, for
furnishing required for the public for
year commencing The s day OF Deeembe 1885, and eudng
IA the let day Of December, 1856.
subuned list specifies nearly be acertaned the
quantity quality and description OF each kind OF that viii be
required.
10000 nne printing paper unealendered "a BY
~ inches, and weigh forty hye pounds to The Tean OF
$50 sheets.
1000 printing paper eaendefed "a by -
inches, and TO weish my pounds the Of deo
sheets.
Class g.
5000 reams supcrdne sized and printing paper
measure "a by % Inches, and = weigh my pounds TO
CLAss4
supedns easudered printing paper,
"a by 81 inches, a. weigh iorly-' light
pounds 10 the Teau Of 4SD sheets.
CLASS
900 supefne cglend ap p,ner, such
sizes may be- required, corresponding weight web
paper measuring ~ "A inches, weighing twenty
pounds per OF ssO sheets.
CLAssO
900 supefne plate paper calenetd uncaendeed
Hsy be requirec) 40 by "a eber, such weight
per am as may oe required
The hbre paper Of above Of linen
ffee fom all aduleIatl"n tnvr e'hr sub
sheets each hundt
perfect UaiioTmiiy ,or tblek ght
VIII be- and bundle exclusive OF wrapper va
unde, hve cent from the standard wegh VIII b.
ceyed, eqnred Mixing
he bundle make weight
will be considered violation of The contract.
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tonnossee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carut,cs late of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, Of tho Judges the
Of Tennessee
Hon. Bromfeld Ridley, the OF
Judges Caruers Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school,
Plan Of n,ireffon1 Daily examinations each class
books. No Of
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
g. Weekly common and equity, in which
dents suits of facts given by proe
and thom through all the known
practice The framed to require them
Deeds Wills and all of documents be
dence in the trials Some OF me are taken by appeal
which ~ held monthly the
public the end Of session The students act as clerks ser
jurors chanceors in official
tacites connected with their suits.
SessiousThe first the third Monday
Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends sesona
Thursday in July
Erpensss per seon.-Tuon $50, advance; contngen
lee 30 boarding abou $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete course, unless the
No previous study required
-four regular classes Students
ANY during the collegiate year.
Number students the last collegiate year eightysx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fob il--eoly President Board of Trustees
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HOME MAN FhCTUHtS.
Fairyie>y Cotton Works,

Near ire Canal Bddn, .aierondria.
CITZPATRIDK BfRsS, propeors, and manufacturers OF
yarns carpet chnin, Irvine, wrapping wne, cord
q bats, &c
Orders from merchant Washington respectfully solicited for
articles, which will deliver Washington
lower had Baltimore Other northern markets al
orders will with prompt attention by addressing
Oct ll-dlm r. d u
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No. 544]
Notice OF the Rcopcning OF IN. DsnviiIe Land Office
An Illinois.
LAND orr1cR, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS this day transmitted
Danvo land Office Illinois prepare lists
rmnnig said DISTRICT aud To- give thirty days
the said nsimc
which applications will
THos, A, HENDRICKS,
Sept ol-2gw6w, Intel starl Commissioner,
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Proposals for RatiOns for 1856.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps,
Quarermaser's Office,
Washington. october g. 1855.
SEPhRATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be Of
next furnishing
lowing stations for The year 1856, viz
Cbarestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosp0rt, Norfolk, Virginia.;
Warrington Florida and
Washington city, District OF Columbia.
Each pound quarter
Of pound of pork bread
made of superfne -four uperne four the of the
governments and of Of good coffee, twelve
pounds Orleans
BEANS quarts
hard brown SOAP half pound Of good dipped
taliow candles humid ed raii0ns.
The delivered OF
officer of ether bulk by the
snail consist choice
pok to be NO. prime mess pork and the groceries to be OF the
best quality kinds named All subject Inspection
bid will be unless accompanied
sureties known this office, certified official
be endorsed, Proposals for Raons for 1856
and addressed Marine Corps Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
F. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster u. s. Marine Corps.
The following papers will publish above twice
with printed of the this Office for
ment, viz:
Hampshre Post Boston, Massachusetts,; Times Boston, Masa
chuses journal Of Eagle, Bookyr; New
Works Pennsylvania Philadelphia Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Star and fnegeEcer, Washington
city News Norfolk Virginia and Democrats Pensacola Florida
The price paid for this
ceediny per square BREWER
insertion, and half each
insertion Let appear the first number ner the
cep hereof hicb number will be pleased
Office as published, with each successive NUMBER
vouchers
Oct 9-2awtsthNov
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United states Patent Once,


IN petition Robert Prgo of BALTIMORE, Maryland praying
" of patent granted him the 17h OF
January 1872 for Improvement in apparatus for teaching
eni, the 17,h day of January, 1876
Ii Office
persons notified aud shoe they have
W petition be granted.
objections specially forth writing least
hearings testimony filed by either
bearing taken
rules OF the Office, which will he furnished
pieaton.
The testimony win be closed the o7h of De
relied
filed the Office before the morning Of that day the
arguments. any within days thereafter.
published in the Union ine
gencer Evening Washington, O. Repnbicnn, Bau
Journal OF New
and Post Boson Massachusetts, week FOR three
weeks h OF January the day
g. r. sHUGEgT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
p s-Edtors papers will please copy and send
Office, with paper containing this notice.
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GOLD silver plated specacles eye glasses &c.
VI focuses perfoca periscopic, paraboia
long peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes of earers.
Nj. w. GAIT n BRO,
3ai Penn. avenue between Ninth and
Ian
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Eossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly funshed
and
o travelling public.
Dat -dl
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Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask frs.n Dickens's Household Words
Tine Confessions OF rreity Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe,
Vegetables all the prices
o them. Price IAN cents
septI FRANCK TAYLOR
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CLENwOoD COMMENTATORS No. 900 Pennsyivapi

rLENWCOD CEMETERY.-Ofce No. 900 Pennsylvania
VI avenue corner 10Th street. Savings
cemetery celebrated
New York. ground distant quar-
CAPITOL Capitol street leading directly
This company have received charter from Con
burial making
fee purchaser, and prohibiting all enoroachmens from
Otherwise whcn of importance 10 those who
wish their repose for 1t
become all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other sell H. and throw the dend
and legal measures cannot
no q given the ground
NJ eopenf II, A. where pamphlets, with a
nap bylaws and all other informnoa be
aso for len with Mr. James r. ar
IssssoosA - 80 June I7-~dly
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,,HM ONLY ONE AuaHCRszED,-1he Rob of DIR. BOY.
yEAU LAFsEcTEDR Is "a, superior 70 the srnps o. cars
wihoat all affections Of the skin darres qcroua The eo
period hereditary acripony humors As depura
ve powerfully sicac,ous catarrhs Of the bladder IN
other the arising from abusfs
injections soundngs As syphiuc The Rob cures m
nr balsam cubeb from injections which only %
the virus without n-prnzng it The Rob Boyveau is above a
recommended In syphic whether long %
ing and which have resisted The of mecuy or the oo
asen United Blond,n ESQ, 81
William street New York, for wholesale orders Gulot Dueohe'
The Rob Laceur sold BY all The druCass throughout The un
ea Of e @ be wss s U
din % William street. New York. who viii give every inonauO
prepared America, West -
dies &C. free the United States duties he the Rob in bond
March Idly
CnooER,Bs WINES. IIouoRs, sSc.-we beg leave .
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Java, Rio, and I.asuayra ccfTees
Refined and brown snsars
Family, suarrhne extra -four, In bills and bugs
chresr lard, hams, and shoulders ,,.
And every other article necessary make up complete aot
ment
Wines Ligaors and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port olsr and champagne wines ffavoH
- brands and par very superior
Fine brandesi whiskey, gins. Sc in wood and glass =,
Together with large stock Of Havana, German, aud dom
shall be receiving such prices make nducement ~
families and the trade 70 give Us ss sr2yg ,epcyog vans
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and Cab streets
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Joas o pGvEREux. comm,..,oner OF Court Of
Claims, 30 Broadway, vail New York
Refers Nsssrs Duncan, sherman, Co, Messrs beehe
Noyes eco New YORK Sesr rig, 90 hon Elha white
sey Joseph u Bradley, ESQ, Washington, g ,,,.uoo
can make appointment Of the time and place Of taking %
81 a e civ s o0To'S NSop she Undersigned
begs leave 20 make particular reference, ,,r,,rDr,,x
Oct l0-aawlm j. Q, DEYkBhpA
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On the equity side of Queen ADne's
county circuit court.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
betrayed and the confidence he has sbns-

betrayed and The confidence he has abus.
ed.
One journal, and thot be himself owns
and controls, defends him, impudently,
brezenly snd mendaciously upholds him.
no other newspaper in the Territory does,
no other VIII, SO the "Secretsry stands
alone" despised and pilied by the people,
rzsmned by his own conscieaos, if he has
one. and daubsed by DE h- frienas he
ever knew. The Legislature has egpirsd,
but che sense Of righ, slid lives wrh the
people, md actusted ~ Tact sense, they
will never cease TO demand redress for
their wrongs and punishment for the mani
and the men? who have inflicted them.
A DEMOCRAT.
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e Hem A. We, in reeent polit-

Rg Henry A. Wise, in recent polit-
icol speech in Virginia, forcibly described
the impoverished and retrograds condition
Of the sold dominion" He says:
''You all own plenty Of land, but it is
poverty added to poverty. Poor land adj
dedto poor land, and nothing added To
nothing gives nothing, (renewed laugh
teri While the owner is talking poll
tics at Richmond, or in Congress, or
spending the summer at the White Sui
pher Springs, the land grows poorer ant
poorer, and this soon brings land, negroes
and all, under the hammer. You have th'
owners skinniRg the negroes and the ne
groes skinning the land, until all grow
.oor.'
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CLEASON'S PICTORIAL
30 M We lo55I

HT NJ BALL0U, who has edited the epic
NJ. torial" from the commend cement, having
bought ont The late proprietor, Mr.. +. Gleason,
will conduct thi- popular ahd widely circulated
papef on his own account. The new volume
will be radically improved in every rcspect,
and viii b. published on finer paper tha1 ever
before, which quality viii be continued hence
forth without change. Many new and popH-
lar features viii al once be introduced, and the
literary department viii present an array Of
talent and interest be5 ond anything it has bes
fore attempted The illustrations Will be hner,
and by better artists than have before been en-
gagged upon the paper, and altogether the pub
heation will be vastly improved and beautlhed.
Arrangements have been made FOR represent
ing ddring the year views of the most notable
buildings AID localities through the United
States, as well asgving likenrsses of the most
prominent characters, male and female, Of ar
lists and men of genius, such as have by their
own industry and skill made for themselves a
fortune and a name. In addition 10 these, var
oui notable Europclhscenes and occurrences
will also be given from week 70 week, forming
a brilliant illustrated journal.
TERMSi-lNVARiABLY IN ADVANCE.
/ subscriber, one year, 80 90
q subscribers, +" - 10 90
RV- Any person sending sixteen suhscrib e
at lhe last rate, win receive the seventeenth
copy gratis. Address e
NJ NJ. BALLOU,
Publisher and Proprietor,
Corner or fremont and BrOmdeld Street
Boston, Mass. 11- teb ~,
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'NoT SO SooS." Upon the monument
erected to the memory o. Charles G.
Atherton, late Senator from New Hrnp-
shire are these words: q expected that,
but not so soon." How expressive Of
the prevailing weakness Of humanity
Thus do we all deceive ourselves. We
all cxpce, to die but mot 50 soon."
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PosT OFFIcE DEPARrHrEr,
February 10. 1873

=. -, -, 4 !, , ). = VI F~I ~, 800.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of The
4 United htaIes from July 1, 1852. to June
80, l85S, on The following routes IN Nebraska
and kaasas, Territories, will be received al the
Contrast Office Of the Post Office Department,
washington, d. C., until 3 p. M, April 10,
! $40, 10 be decided by 30th Of same month
being, for the most part, routes established bv
act Of August 3, 1919 n
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cLAIMs OH PuELIn LArna

Sec. /. BE 1t enacted by the Counci
and House Of Representatives Of the Ter
ritory Of Nebraska, The owner of wha
is known as a valid claim or improvement
on the public lands has a transferable in
terest therein, which may be sold on exc
culion or otherwise, and any sale of such
claim or Improvement is a sufficient con-
sideration to sustain promise.
SEC. 2. The owners Of claims lying in
the same vicinity, may form neighborhood
regulations in relation to the said claims,
a copy Of which regulations, being filed
in the Office ofthe Register Of Deeds Of
the county, shall be binding as the claim
law Of each neighborhoOd. a valid claim
upon the public lands shall not exceed
three Jpnwmch may be timby,, ana f'fniy nay
be in two tracts; Provided, that the claiul
nnes shall always as seaal5,9giision accord
ng rgyTi to The United States surveys, and that
the boundaries of said claim shall be mark
ed, staked or blszed out, so that the lines
can be easily traced and readily known.
SEC. 8. The resident claim holders of
each vicinity or neighborhood, or a major
ity of them shall meet at such time and
place as they may deem proper and define
the boundaries Of their noigh6orhood,
which they shali have reGasded wilb ihe
Register Of Deeds Of ii. r.v.y. .-.,,, -
and said nelghborhood shall in no Ga
extend over county line. Any claim
ant may protect and defend bis possession
by the proper civil actions.
SIC, 4. Two or more persons may hold
undivided claims in conjunction for the
purpose Of a town site, or for any other
purpose; Provided, that such claims do
no; ar,omt 10 more than three hundred
and twenty acres Of land for each person;
AID provided further, that each three
hundred and twenty acres shall be inn
proved by having a good comfortable
dwelling erected thereon, Wllhln IouI
months after the passage Of this act or
within four months after said claim or
claims shall have been recorded, and il
prairie land, at least twenty acres broken,
fenced and cultivated, each year, until
there shall be at least one hundred acres
under cultivation on each said three hun
dred and twenty acres, which shall be oe-
cupied either by-one Of the joint claim
ants or by some good citizen for him.
SEC. 3. That claims and town lois shall
be considered real estate as far as regards
the conveyance by deed or mortgage, or
attachment, and shall render execution.
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed the House of Representative.
February q, 1855.
J. HANSCOM,
Sneaker of the House
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LANDS FOR SALE.

UIHE SUBSCRIBER being desirous Of nov
Il ing 10 California, oilers for sale has
HOMESTEAD of 100 acres, situated on the
stage road between st. Joseph and CouRc Y
Blufs-s miles South of Council Bluffs and q
North of the village Of ST. Mary, and near
the Missouri river, in Mills County, loHai ana
Opposite helleuve, Nebraska T.
Also, 400 acres of PRAImE LAND near 81.
Mary, and 900 acres OF IIMBERED LAND on
the Missouri riyer, and near Glenwood. These
Lands are ala in Mills County, Iowa, and pre-
sent inducements 10 land purchasers seldom Of
fered; containing timber, prairie, lime stone
sand Stone, and Indications Of plenty of coal
and also being situated on the most feasible
point on the Missouri rive Tor tue crossing q
the Pacific Railroad.
Suitable cattle for crossing the Plans WI
be taken in exchange at fair rates. Inc puye
can have Immediate possession, and All tn
grain aud farming utensils Pc vents q a 2 tal
/ rate, DAMN nLt9hLF Ohp-
Traders Point, nov /, ,2a-H
| - rsrr ,.prrrp, g.. 81. b,s
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

u Two Of The principal business
blocks in Weston, Mo-, Were burnt down
last week; loss, 5000 600.
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p. A. SARPY

Wholesale and Commission Merchant, deae
In Dy Goods, Hardware Qaeonssafea shas'
Sare, Groceries, Drugs, heaieinei, b9eh7 an
ats it-ty'
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". X. ENGLISH,
ST MANY.
L. M. MALLACE.

pbysieian and Surgeon, respectfully tenders
bis pTofessional services 10 the citizens OF ot
Mary and vicinity. Office two nlues 'oi 'l-
aug Silly
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lICV pAiNIFR AND GILDER.

Y1yiIE snbscriber having located himself al
8 81. Mary IS prepared t0eTeeatf qFqsgJs OF
every description Of Plain, faneys, ana Vil,ali
mental Painting. Signs painted, iellefel ana an
gided ii ihe most approved s'yis, eAl n a w
6eafest manner. Patronage rc8pecuahy ao-
i;citAd OGce, AZ II. MYiG Bout StFe1j' 81
MARY. sTANIsLAUS SCHEMANa
81 Mary, sept ~, '3t. f.f lL L-
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--.I WTtLTAMa \ WILSON's bAW MlLI4'
Kea Crock, Mills Co, Iowa. The pfopne,,,
tors of ihis inill Intend 10 keep Lumber Oh an
descrDtions constanty on hand also 70 sup
ply ali special orders for lumber az shorl no
n flce for raah --- -'ul
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mn. B. r. BLACKBURN,

" llampshlre, Maury Co, IeWessee.
ca ANY newspaper or other publication /,
giving the above four Insertions, (inciuding this
notice. aud forwarding a copy As above, VIII re-
ceiye lhe information aforesaid, without any
enrnmhrauca aKhatever
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- G,Sy Farming land and village lots, to suli
81 Il.'f I ia , tsfms CHAS. r.. WATSON.
= ~ f L. B. KINNEY.
~ matt H JOSEPH GREEN