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New w 0Ol-Ca riding
NE

10y the twenty-flth instant. We will be pre-
- pared TO Card WOOL into Rolls on n
new set Of WOOL CARDS, with BURR
MACHINE attached that will burr the wool
with less waste than if done by hand The
whole Machine we'll constructed by w. g
llCTCllITGS son, is new, and situated on
Johnsons Creek, in Abbcvillc, five miles
North of Temple Of Health Post Office. two
and half miles East Of the junction of the
Generals and Wards Roads, and near TIE
latter, being nine miles West Of Due West
Corner We will be able to Card from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty pounds
Wool per day, and respectfully solicit the pat
rohage OF the public. JAMES YOUNG,
j. AUG. BLACK
Aug IL. 8, Is If
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.
Mcssrs. pERRYMAN & WALLER

Hcssrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER
WOULD Inform the public that.they have
W associated Mr. SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with them. for the purpose of CARRYING Oh the
Mercantile Business
on Il more extensive scale; the style Of the firm
will now be PERRYMAN, WALLER & CO.,
at both New Market and Greenwood. =
We would also say to our friends that We
have taken much pains in selecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we would re-
spectfully solicit an examination at least, as We
flattcr ourselves that for excellence and variety
Of styles. We cannot be surpassed Gf cqnnlied)
by any stock ever before offered in this mar
kct. PERUVIAN, WALLER d. CO..
March 10, 1866 80 9m
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n HAvANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTERY.

| By Authoraty Of the State Of Georgia.
Macon, Georgia.
IHlS LOTTERY is conducted OH the plan
Il of the Royal Lottery of Havanna. of
single numbcrs-and drawn at CONCERT
HALL, Macon, Ca, under the sworn Superin-
tendenee of Col Geo. NJ. Logan, and Jas A..
Nisbe,, Esq
Grand Scheme for September Sd, 1866.
When Prizes amounting TO
=Hs - " 9 CD CID GDs
CL ASS ID.
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CHEAP GOODS.

CHEAP GOODS.
T WOULD say to my friends and the public
Il generally, as am anxious to sell off the
entire Remainder of my Spring and Summer
Stock. that am now Offering it at very re.
duced prices for Cash. My Stock consists in
part of
Printed MUsLINs, BAREGEs. and
BAREGE DELAINJS.
Embroidered Swiss 1fUSLINS,
White and Colored Summer SILKS,
Plaid GINGHdlES, Chanbra do Lin
ncn do,
CIILKLSE7TES, COLLARS
CLTFF,S, UNDEPSLEEFES,
Jackonet and Swiss EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS,
BONNE7iS, Bonnet RIBBONS.
ARTyF7LI1 LIS. White PRE117yIES,
Thread and Cotton LII CE,S,
Also
Linnen DRILLS,
White, Colored and Plaid Summer CAS-
SIllERES.
Marscillcs, Silk and Satin VES7YNGS,
Sill; HA HANDEE'RCHIEFS,
era VATS, COLLARS, DC,
Cloth CAPS,
3: +: hats, Palm and Lcghorn do.
UMBRELLAS,
Scotch SNUFF, QULN1NE, and Frying
PANS
HARDWARE CROCKERY
CLASS and CHINA WARE, BOOTS,
SHOES DC.
Also
Bullet NOULDS,
Scythe BLADES and PiLN CURER
a;:1 numerous articles too tedious to mcnt::::,n;,
would also say to my friends that nrc in
debted to me by Note or Account that have
Notes that must he paid; therefore, longer i'll
diligence cannot be piycn J. A. ALLEN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
Estate Of G. Barnes, Decd.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate of G.
n Barnes, deceased, are hereby notified =,
come forward Immediately and pa; up, as the
Estate must be settled soon. Persons who
may have claims against the same will present
them to &C. Y. BARNES, Sen,
Administrator.
Aug. 16, 1856. Is If
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Nv ILL PERFORM AT hbbcrIlle on Tt =
w day, September 4,h ; also at Chnppt lis
Depot, September lst, and Greenwood Sep
tcmber Cd.
This establishment has been thoroughly re.
fitted, and at an immense expense to the Pro
prletors, since their last travelling tour They
have procured n new and extensive addition
of ANIMALS, young, freshly Gagged, and pos
sessing all the characteristics and habits of their
native state.
Equestrian Director Mr. W. B. CARROLL.
Master of the Ring Dr. WOOLSTON
Clowns ii. HOUCH d J. w. WARD
Amongst the most conspicuous features OF
this Superb Exhibition are the following: A
new and magnifcently dressed cntree entitled
ssThc Crusaders"
Led by Mr.. W. 3. Carroll and Mad Carroll
The celebrated equestrian
La PETITE MARIE, ONLY s YEARS OLD,
Will appear in her Grand Principal Act cn,i-
tied "NYMpH OF THE FLOATING VEIL"
MR. }. W. WARD will appear on the Fly
ing Cords, acknowledged to bc the beat in tie
world.
Grand Principal Act by Madame CARROLL.
in which this complishcd artistic has won Il
reputation second TO none.
La PETITE MARIA will also enter the den
with full grown Hnnting Leopard, verifying
the Prophecy that the Zion nnd the lamb Shall
lie down together, and little child shall lead
them"
Mr.. w. B. CARROLL, in his great Two and
Four Horse Act carrying Mile Carroll in vari-
ous thrilling scenes.
With Dr. WOOLSTON, as Master of Ring,
and HOUGH and WARD, as Clowns, the au.
dicnce vii! be entertained with plenty of rich
sayings without vulyarity.
The performances will be accompanied bv
the American Brass Band led By Henry SrrS
nAcKER, late of the Orchestra at the Academy
Of Music, New York.
CI Admission to the entire double cxhiLi
ton 80 cents.-Chil1ren and Servants half
price.
Performance to commence Mt and : o'clock,
r. n. Doors open half an hour previously.
+. NJ. SMITH, Agent
August -, 1855 l6 I'd
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Head Quarters,
9Th Regiment, 8. c. Militia.

Head Quarters,
9Th Regiment, 8. C. Militia.
ORDER No.
A COURT MARTIAL, to consist of Eleven
Members will assemble at Greenwood, Satur
sue sneh Deiaulters as may be brought before it
The COURT to consist of
Capt. j. w. Foshec, President
Lieut.. G. H. Selleck
Lieut.. Joseph Blackwell,
Lieut.. Jno. II. Connor,
Capt. j. f. Townsend,
Lieut.. J. Wiley Buchanan.
Capt. Jno. Doozcr,
Lieut.. Thomas Adams
Capt. James Douglass,
Lieut.. Richard Cobb,
Lieut.. B. c. Heart, Judge Advocate
j. j. ADAMS, AdJt.
August %, 1855. it'd
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CANDIDATES FORs0EFICE.

sB- The friends Of s. G. W.aDILErcspect.S i,
fully announce him Candidate fer Sheriff. tat s.
the next Election. rt... - -. Z. y
!, eB- The friends of W. w. GRIEFTN respectsf1
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff at :
the ensuing election. fIiaY 4, 1856. ~
tH The friends of NIMRoD MccoRD rs.: e., !,
spectfully announce hin, as d Candidate a8or.
Sheriff at the ensuing Election: sSSs
gY- The friends Of Capt, s. A. Hopsrs rsSss
pectfully announce him as candidate for l1.a 2
Collector at the ensuing election. ~. Z
eB- The friends Of Joas R. WnssoedNs seds c pespect.
fully announce him as a candidAta for Tar Cok-a
leetor Of Abbeville District, at tile en6ding SieS
tion. ,s}ssi, 3, {sssS s2 sySsaS
g8-WE are authorized to anneuncs the Row.
JAMES MOORE as a candidate for re.eIe sti0n Ill 8
7ap-c Collector of Abbeyille District st %. I
suing election. e
f:ssg- The friends 81 j ANEsS Sf.VXHDEiV EH
rsspsstfglly resp apeounse him gs 4 idats
Isping election. s55s 81 y
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Meeting of Directors.

TJNHE Board of Directors of the Grecnville
Il and Columbia Railroad will meet, at
Greenville C. Hon Tuesday, the 2sth of Au.-
gust, inst, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, in the Mansion
House" THOS. c. Perrin Pres't.
Abbeville G. H., August 20, 1855. l6-td
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The AhI}1HifiaIFfgars q

Ers sasssri, ne \ 4 slssd Is, pn
oonnsiI With M .eyery east tb;;as sas
teompisss dFsetion 81 fshsl Council
Will Eendsayd 6 it iE good order; s. -
seili a3f4 5nkfs FEIEss of Black %Ws,.s
mt, ,,7os sssy ssyIs desirsd, and de-
liver thsS driver land lid 8 own
fentlczI5 to, amp part 81 tSs Dis.
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s Q UN ID
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
TIL F. ATEp
C0LLETON
b i L TIE r S.
a Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.

'INIliSE BITTERS are purely a. VEGETA.
BILE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the public under the fullest conviction that
they VIII DC found safe and sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triu,nphnntly tested, not
only by numerous families and Physicians in
The South, who have furnished ample testimo-
ny as to their decided excellence, but also bv
the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis
tressing disease.
The COLLETON BTTTERS are nlso Car
mlha'ive, most excellent for Cholera Morbus.
Cos'lvencss, Sea Sickness, Nausea, prceeedinr
from Whatever cause, Shortness of Breath.
aeillty, Heartburn, Cramps and Stitches in
the Breast.
The above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen. students, elderly people,
and others of sedentary habits.
Il Go hereby certify that have known and
used Your celebrated compound COLLEFON
DlITERS III my family for more than fifteen
years, and d. verify believe it to be ono of'
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med
lclnes in use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects in so many instances, that with truth it
may be affirmed, they we'll deserve the high,
enrouiums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partaken Of their iuvigora.
''eg ;nasd nna he"l'G,restsrng GEss proBessiss
st. Helena, s. C.''
The undersigned. Wholesale agents for the
above. take pleasure in stating that they arc in
tinately acquainted with the manufacture of
the "CoLLEToN BlrrEEs," hence they do not hes.
ltate to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues and well calculated to afford relief in
dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price SO Gents Bottle.'
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf- !
fering may be arrested. The trade will lie
supplied on liberal terms
Orders should be addressedto
.HAVILAND, HARRAL 4 CO.,
Special Agents.. Charleston, S. c..
Importers of Drugs. Medicines Chemicals,
Periumery, Brushes, DC.
~ For sale by WARDLAW & LYON,
Abbevi!le; T. 6. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
IL GARY, Cokcsbury. Gjune I'55 ly
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Bagging and Rope.
"A LARGE supply of BAGGING and ROPE
"A for sale low by IL s. KERR.
August "a, ...s., 18 las ~, 1T
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HAMS.

A LARGE lot of Fine Bacon HAMS Just
~ received and for sale low by
Aug. "a tt H. S. KERR.
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Black Oats.
a LOTsof BLACK 8oATa neatly cleaned
n Weighing forty pounds to the bushel for
sale by y sSs s "a, IS a. 8. KERR !,
Augi7. rgss sSySG ,lt IN IA ,xtfs
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Sale Of oAoctaw orphan Lands in Mississippi.


oHcs OF lnsiaa AHaif~, august III 1905.
DUBLiC NOTICE IL hereby gwen. pieces or
psresls q land hereinafter desebed, yng he eouaue Of
state o. mississippi win and places dessaasd be sH
goed M sac ~ separate fe sections at public suesn the
q TOE Chse'aw opha BY ' government her trustee und
oa Monday "a DAY Of rcsmher, less courthouse
door Ia @ eve, The lowing IL Yaobusha county
M io9ash,q tvspty -tA,ee s3) range esAi ~
Al % SECTION thtriy lhts. la33)
rn Of section ish' (ss d
The eat nal ~ 'aeon twenty o,ne tSsD ~
The uorhtas quaces II section thuy ope tai
Tn west half Of section tlisty iotr "a
AID the isee, following described tract in
Tie adj,iaiag range IN BJipar county
The Township tpsnyss (a6 range
seUea az 9sst,
Monday iolh ~ 1893,
lana IL Sa county, wzi
In tou.ship Aee,tyJow ta4,, range too q,
Al Of see,ions three go tlo) and h'rythree (ss)
The scu,hwes, quares Of section nine q D
The uor,h haf OF ,weni, ak (ao,)
r. wes paif at section ,weaty seven (2I0
The northwest quartz Of see',an ,hay-ouf 90 . and
nofiheas quaster at section tmny.sr 100
IN toWasAip 'ssniyJpe Ca5,) ranssi1o ca) saa.
Anosscon twenty twenty
fne northeast quarter Of section a.
The s utawsrt qlf'er o. ste,on twenty wo tsa
Abe east hall OF SECTION thirty co.,
In township irenty.fom tai,) range three t3 east.
The naif Il northeast quarier of and
Tho northea- quarter OF section fur a.
In otnship tpentyJfpe (a5,) range three (3) east.
The southwest quarter SECTION fourteen (4o
he southeast OF secti,,n Giiesn ESQ
The spethwest quarter OF section twenty I'VE (ll y
The southeast quarter Of seenon ,wenp-s,A (a6D
The southeast quarter OF thinythree 81 and
he southwest quarter of section ihir,y-i,nr t3l)
On MONDAY, I7 day Of Decrnbet 1855
door this of Lexington, H,taes county following
sebtd tracts OF 'and IN said county, viz;
In touaship sixteen (i6,) range one ~ rsa.
The half Of section fifteen us y and
The west half and southeast Of section ga
In topnship fifteen (5,) range one ~ tuest.
The southeast qurrter of section twenty t20)
saturday, 22 Of December 1885, house door
T. tho columbus, following
idhd IN Lorndes county viz:
The northwest section C2.) township
80 seventeen ti7)
or The described seventy quarter sections
nnaprnp le quarter
secbons
offered
fertile, wei ndvantageously located,
sdrfab, improved, being ngey enhanced
which they !e, ndaped plant
ing pu, poses
reserves, showing value,
minimum which zach tact, respectively be sold,
be made PRIOR To the daics OF sale.
In the purchaser purchasers any shall
T. with The OF sale, the land purchased will he resod
al his expense and risk.
believed indisputnbie
adverse claim shall be up, orphans
viii he defended ny the govrronien their guardian.
he vii, places O'Clock
OF each day, aud until lands
CHAki.ES u MIX,
Aug l4-d3l & lnwlDecl Acting Commissioner.
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Law school Cumberland Univsrsisy, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACULTY Hon. Abraham carulhers, late Of the ercu
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green OF the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bronheld l.. Ridley councillors
Judges Caruthers Green their who exclusively
TO the school.
Plan Of istrueon Daily examinations Of
books. No regular
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
2. Weekly n wh
dents facts gwen
prosecute all
practice The prepare
dence in the trials Some OF taken appeal
which 10 held montby the and ia
public The end session The students act clerks he
jnrcra, Judges, and chancelo official
Sacities connected with their
Sessions The first third Monday ep
tembe third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday February and ends esond
Thursday in July.
Expenses standardization $50 advance, conungen
S. boarding $50
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete uaess
dents advanced class. No previous
There four regular Glasses. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
Number fstudens the collegiate yssr eighty
ROBERT l.. ChRUTuERS,
Feb il--eoly Presieut Board of frDstcss
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The ONLY ONE AuTHoRIzEDi-Th Rob Of DR. BOY
XEAU LAFFEGTEUR is Tar superior 10 the sifups OF Cus
paga other similar remedies IL radically
affections Of the skin, dre scroiuia the
accidents cica
peod of a, and hereditary acrnony Of huno ~ dePur
powerfully sicactou caarhs Of the bladder, IN
and other weakness OF the arising from abuses
sounding. As phiuc the Rob cures In
from The
halsam OF cspavia eubebs from injections wh only epe
utraizing The Rob Boyveau s above all
syphlic dcases whether long stand
ine which resisted the of mercury the odure
u POTASSIUM.
General SCENTS far the United States Gabriel Bordn
William York. wholesale orders Gniot Ducdnge,
New Orleans Ssuiily, San Francisco.
The Rob se'eur sold by all The druggists throughout the Un'
led n the med-
of Rot VIII he obtained by wntpr 10 q Ron
dia street, who will give every Information
prepared fi orders os South America, tho West In
Ac United Sass dles a. he has the Rob la bond
March Idly
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United states NAH.


Posr OrrieE DGrARrAKnr July Q, 1885,
PROPOSALS carrying the
lat at uetb.f, o5 soih day Of june e5s incu-
IN n
Once Depanneni, ely OF Washingo until OF
The 20th AUGUST Ie35, be decided on The next day
6s5 From Camp lizard Homosasa Bay Port IS miles and
back, twice a week, tsit-lbase coach.A.
Leave Camp lizard u elnssday sud saturday az SAM
ArTive at nay Port same days by d
Leave Bay Pou Tuesday and ridW al 5am;
Arrive az Camp lizard saU days by opm
1855 From Luug Pond, Clay Landing Waukeena 100 miles
ana back, "A week
Long Pond Monday
Arrive Waukeenah vs. dse-dRy b]
Leave Naukeenah IuursJay a. bami
Arr,ye al Long POND Saturday by PA.
For proposals. eerteaie, also
requirements, Contracting conditions
III contracts tpament may deem
ma
the southern States, dated January 2, 1858.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
July ll-law4w lInte. and sarl
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Bureau Of CONJUNCTION, Equip'r, he.,
SEALED PROPOSALS. delivering frames
Of one 20 be delivered q each o. me navy ya.o
mouth H-~ii be received al This tuIeau until HE Sd sepen
proposals. proyosa for Live oak
and addressed 10 The Beau Construction that ney may be
whole Frame ,hty thousand cub iee' aud
The ern Of Which asre~i given snenss
win be required 70 s,sn th contract and a. M sa
Of delivery until The conae. fully competed 10 all del -
paris irame principal pieces oaerwe
will be withheld such further anoun, 10 addition 70 The fifteen per
pnoipa and dinieu portions shall be delivered The
approved commandment Of yard viii be
psr sy y sum 10 nas s. =, h "'' -''' "' '
will be stipulated in IN, eonac, thar il default be made BY ,hs
ny and al .h Time and place then ana ina cas-, Tue
as iqada,ed damages sum moaey equal
O. @ s ia Ss
retained time from The said paes OF the
The Or BE- nvs a Ss S's se and e.
philadelphia The whole mnrt be en- from trees growing within
y mile. Of The sea- Of which the conanda"' o. Inc yard VI"
is, straight fair hut rough hewed The mould
way showing face Of thd- the sdas hs timber need
and bevengs shown the bevellng boards
(Which is han WIN be worked in
s viii be provided The will hold Una, size but no
nd must be s nches the stern
post 70 nchss tue largest place and
be 1874 inches timber, fourth
timber mould ~ inchss at the floor
head "A inches, aud at The plank shear 7inches. 80
The mdhp dead aa, floor timber has curve Of y inches IN
10 third fuitock ~ inches IN 10 et Tue oun
inches M and the .op timber 10 inches ,s in u feet
risk and of the contractor subject 70 ne sua
ss +. az Sesse Of s ana all be
Persons may disposed than ship win
make separate proposal for each.
FORM OF OFFER.
r., OF the hereby agree furnish and de-
oak timber ship thirty thousand cubic feet be
the conformity with the advertisement OF the
STEMS deadwoods, post sernpost kneaa
deadwood knees, keeisons and hooks estimated to con
$500 cubic feet, ut per ioot-S
kinds, estimated .20, 400 I" T" at per loot
inr TO- .................. 5000 I" per foot
Total amount. ........... 900 s.
(Total value 10 be n words.)
Should offer be accepted request to be addressed az
The nwar ed to the sSeat at or TO me al
-, for signature ana ceruhcnie. ,,,,
(Date) (signasure)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Tho undersigned, -, Of in the State Of -, and -, Of
state Of hereby that, in the torego
for with good and sufficient
said sbalI fail to into contract
guaranty make good the difference between the offer Of
The - and which may accepted.
Signature guaranors. = y
hereby certify "A and known
and able to make good their guarantee
(Date) tS'eninreo
(T be signed u the United States Judge
district collector, agent, aud no otaer.)
June 81 law6w
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Notice for Restoring certain Lands 10 market
IN gia State of Missouri.

THE grant land made BY e se' Of Congress approved uns
M g a hs a % % 10 aa iowa q
been adjusted 4. s' as rras,ess sei,.s y ss ss hat
entry OF road which lie o1sds Of Ih limits
az MITES on se de o. as saa n,cn ha we as h sa
shs be selected 10 virtue q my giant made n Coasss
eaty viii be restored private Emily
by ssG amer aa @ ' 'ss ~ q 2ssa when
e be during whsa hs lands ADS Snail nss been with
Al The land ONCE a PALMYRA.
Kosia Of ns and rssi Of the A principal s'isian
Townshie55 IS, OF range
Norm half Of o~nshp 81 and townships So ae' and Se Of
half Of township 81 sud townships 81 So a. So and
= rowa.Sips "a, So. So, So, and 90, Of nns.e.
Townships 5s So. ST., 5ss, 80, ard 81, OF range q.
swshp. 81 81 s. and sos, half % 3d. OF ransea
Nur,h bah s, and townships 49, So as as' and
81 and 'ownhps IS, ss' Ss' So and ,0uA
hall township 81 and townships s., Sc, So So and
Town.hp So So So So and south half 60, range
Al the land Office at MILAN.
NORTH ., the Of fin principal mpidiaa.
Townships S. s. and south sa[ O. 60 q mango
aowanp :e 80. ~ and soah sa a, Of 90 q % ~
Townships So, 49, 49, aud south half Of Of range ~
Townships Sc and sao half O. So o. range ~
Townships So, south hall OF 90, Of a.
T Ts~a.s e. ST. s. and g. g. Of s sss g.
Al the land Office at FAYEITE
North ef Of the taA principal n"dan.
Township S. Of ranges ~ IS 49, ~ 49, 49, 40 81 a. and 49,
| land ofEce al PLATrsBURG.
Of Of the fA principal meridian.
! Townships S. So, So, So, aud 90, Of range a.
ows g g. and , .sa n a :" a. 90 .s
North half o. 81 and townships So S' So and south
township townships IS. 49,
townrhp 81 townships IS, &C. Ss'. 80 and
North hall ownsnp 81 townships 49, g., So 49,
south hall oi GO, Of range 80
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MISS Broalee's English and French Roar Ing and
Day schoo., Nh. l3s PcnDsyIv ania avenue.


Day scnoo., M. I3s f'cnDsyivsnia avenue.
Al ISIS BROOKE, from Phadephip, having taken
M OF l9h r, avenue
kaovn the Sly Buildings, will Monday
40 5S, bcadng ard school young
experience acquired in the hrsi institutions The NORTH
winch she viii May's Hail. Burlington, New Jersey,
The Episcopal Famae Institute phadepnia, enables
her advantage of her
The history, and literature sh
form system
Music modern will b. the poes
and in French especially facility will be afforded for the
acquisition Pnrssn ind pronunciation
andher niars be had principal
stones, or of Misc BROOKE, No. s6i f street.
RRFEREsCss,
The Right Rev Alonzo Potter, d. ID.
The Right Rev. G. VI. Donne, d. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bache superintendent Coast survey
Professor Jnsepb Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Tntue
Gen. John Mason Washington, d. G.,
William w, rorcoran, ID. c.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General
Hon, Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania
Hon. w Woodward Judge Of the Supreme Pennyl
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NOFtCE OF the dtscODstnuance OF the United States
" land Offices Palestine Quincy Edadsvle
Dxnn 'nosUnder provisions Of second
act of ong approved June H. 1870, which declares
The quantity Of public
te shah bs reduced TO
niiuue district, any land any
such dslric, shalt remain unsod
OF land hcs shall b. subject
ext ting land oces
land office shall havs discontinued,
the Treasury shai nsce and inasmuch
of the act approved d September SAL authorizes
ofhe Treasury continue land district
Of land uusod district
drrd Thousand when In his opinion
require BY public convenience In order the
TEN such State pens, under the
act on that subject approved June 49, 1890 and nanA
duty bre required has dsroired the Of
ertr ne "aef to Establish s hons apartment approved
March, lsfo: Z
Notice accordingly hereby reports from
the land oTce at Palestine Quincy EdwArave Chicago,
distscts reduced bs
low one hundred thousand
directed that the land Offices Palestine
Chicago and Dron IN he State of dsconinued and
the Isnds remaining uDeold
made uec the land Office Springfield the OF
government In said state.
Landr nnsoia and Incorporated by law subject
TO within ip If districts
The the receipt hs notice
thereof and the land officers Sprinshed
lice OF the day which will be prepared appcn
tons for entries ofnny such lands at their once
Acting Commissioner Of III General Land once.
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