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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
rs1.. 1.aTrIyYSNs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
70 Fhn GGIA m In y ANn ii.iINOls

wm TaEr f,PTTXENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
MEN IA GA AND ILLINOIS.
@As SAUNDERS. Civil Eagin having taken mp MS
odd assds city Of Evansvills would respectfully an
40 tae of the southern portion OF
Ksssasky and aoa that he is prepared to inrnsh
aRd Estima es Of Tors OF any
10 his profession viz: Water Works Drainage OF
Eamd Raiiways Furapike. Plank or other ROADS tne
snt Of Rivers nAvig gatoa purPo es etc.
Of ability fro M B. wilson. Esa nhlei
kfessmtrrtsn lad; George q. Dunn of Bedford lRd n
Wilssa q ty RnxiRser Of New Albany Ind. ana NJ y:
Esers: ~ =. S - ser an anpIieation mh20 iy
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS I'M. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, ssss
--s3 "a South William street, New YORK.
DEING longsestabshed with an extensive eonnecuon
in the above business respectfully solctts eonsgn-
ofall kinds of Western Produce, which
and personal attention at the lowest possioe
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
eonsignments of Tobacco sand liberal cash advances
JH MAGHEE s. CO..
feboO-tf Evansville, Ind,
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DRS. BRAY g. PENNINGTON,

ID ECTFULLY inforT the citizens Of kvansyle and
N ia vicinity have formed partnership in the
sprAeties of Msdicns and surgery.
the Frofession for quar-
eeutry aud become familiar with the diseases
they their experience and sue
eesa ensitle them share of public patronage
is Locust
aasiee the Post Oce both of them may be
soasuIted unless profess onal business.
nrlS
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TESNEY& sORENsON.

Sww~uRsALr pnALgRs GRocEhIEs AND LlaUoEs coRNEh
wArxa VINE srs., EVAN SvilLE, IND. g..
vMHHR have this day formed
she psrpese Of doing wholesale uroesTy ~ r aiis d
Hswsa stock and made additions 60
shall be able 60 offer as gooo
fUa CASH any house in Evansvile or any elty h
West. -sopENenN
mMN
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WM. X, rEcGREW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ofsce in the '.Cruscent City Bank Building.
AZ my25
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CINCINNATI.
NIXON & GOODMAN,

NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS. FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AN D
-T7'.--- +. ---- NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
Blank IL 500 * H ap e RS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
Lich.bOdy,s Book and News Ink
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS, etc ETC.
s.IEs ROOMS II & 70 WALNUT STREET.
--.--iT - scISCINN ATT, o.
Whers offer every ada ted to the
nd aeounry trade The materials employed in Its manu-
etur hest = - .at8 2f..f. ...rxe,,
GEORGE W. DAY Bho"N hAiLAON
DAY& EEATLACK,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 577f
pay GOODS, ~
No, 50 PEARL STREET, a.3l
,.n4sus i I1f al i sstl.h & CINCINNATI. O.
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DAVID O'NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

~ y M EKC II A n L I a LO NJ .-f'711
Second street. between Main and Locust.
MMAs lust opened fin Cloths
Of different coors Cassmeres of fine quality and the
with the richest Vestings such as ana
silks with commoner goods Tor ous
wear the best quality and haAd-
srou8ht to this city, My old customers
orally invited TO examine them
with hestrats workmen to make up goocs In
Ihe tstyes warrant fits In allcases seplzA
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ENH0LES ALk MD I HETA4tN1 t1 sERHE%TbhT EIPHET T, and
isrsxne respectfully his and the public
vicinity that having pure
late firm ofJ. 81 w Reilly he IN
ffy the Grocery and Produce at GA
He this opportunity returning
gsSfavors intends effort to merit eontnu-
H5Sace of she same. ie20-1y WILLIAM hEILL1
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CARPETs, FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs, RGt;s. MATS,
cLoTa EMnRoIDERED PIAso AND TABLE COVERS.
All widths OiI-CiOthS for Tables &c.
MpENT & DUyALL have in store their full assoTt-
S above goods embracing all
pet TO the Kentucky home made Rag. -,
Oil Cloth all Widths otentreY new designs hese
goods fit any shaped room or hail and Put them
Plane and Table Covers Cloth smtOsssda very great
/ ariety. ,,r- g
With all other fozHd IN regular
shing establishment. 5ssz.-., -. =
fer 10 vest prizes equal all respects those OF
any cities All We ask is an examination o
W. ~ BENT DUYAIL'S
oct5 Furnishing Warehouse LouisVtate. NY.
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DUDLEY. STONE q co., ro
COMMISSION & F0RW WARDlNG MERCHANTS
HYDRAULIG FOUNDRY.

RARBAR ROUX g. SN o w ID E N
CORNER OF WASHINGTON FLOYD SITS.
+ LOUISVILLE. KY,
N9 ANUFACTURERS OF steam engines and mill ~ naenln =
EE blowing superior force ano
life pumps iron pipes for gas steam or wat1
largely used railroad ompanes for supplying
tioas; and fanEe pipes OF any slHe raro9a
wheels other castings; cast aHd wrouSht IRON
and ward railiag and presses lard
and mill always hand. =,
Orders distance accompanied by the money OF goo0
references promptly attended to. All work warranted.
ans
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OLD osN EGO LIN Z

OLD OsN EGO LINE. 3
Aib.nv or roy Mark packages 'Old Oswego Line care
Sinclair a. Co.. Toledo. o.
PRoPRiETosS AND AGENTS. sr-s r..as-r.ge
F. s. Lietleiohn 100 Broad street, New York
FitzhughG & LittlejO Ohm Oswego, N. Y. -r..
Sinclair G Co ;, Toledo. Ohio :.
Geo. Foster Co., Evansville. lad, sg .-I%'
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,,NEsLow g co. oUisvlLLE. KY.

HsAIES LOW & co. ! OUIsVILLE. KY.,
RE now receiving their Stock of Spring Goods many OF
- which of their importation elrect from the
facturer in Europe. ..s,,
We have bought ali Goods for CASH and are epared
ar prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United Our soeA
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
he large during the comn season
and W iii be CASH and es ssH ONLY All orders
same must be accompanied with the money leo]i
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARM
"A FLEAAK MAIL LIN

4 sTHasa AF BEDFORD LINE.
Leaves York daily, Sahbahs excepted NO trAnssniP
msnt at Albany. steam Lakes.
{ PRoPRIEToRS AND AGENTS. .7-aT. .ftL
g. B. Williams. iia Broad New rerk.
R. r. Livingston, } asgest
r. @. Pattsn & CO.. Buffalo. N. Y. .es 81
Sinclair & Co.. Tolcde, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co., Evansville. lad
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6LACoB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND2D
60. Schaeffer g. -Schroeder's oldstand'lA
f RRSt EGFFulLY inform the citizens OF Eyansyilie
and surrodnding country that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same BUSINESS and
will constantly hand choicest Cigars
othe bes brands that Eastern markets af
ford also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of kiads Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ies cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
-Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
shat give general satisfaction, and respectfully
ssoieitx share OF fpublic patronage. lapl If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-31

N7 ANTER.-To rent. Pias ofsr SIX MONTHS for which
~ lite RI rEfes VIII be zfd. En qafre at sAx Jsa
ofEEs. -1 eEeeS-W
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JOURNEN MEN CORDWAIN ERG.
WANTED Immediately st Crescent City Sh5s Stfse-
ds.1rEslw 0a' rats "'iAn'A ~pE' f. J. HART.
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FRED. BEL Dl1IO,
COaasfIs ssION ATERCHA ANT,

no. LAFArErTE strict,
New Orleanss La.s
ENoR the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Dried Frui
Flour Meat aud all OF Prsduce, and or
the purchase of Grsers Cash advances made
lsignmsns. dself-s6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-08

A LITTLE Boy IN Love AND CRINE.-Four
boys were arrested on Friday evening a. Bar
NUNS Nuseuh where they had called to hire
priVa.e box for themselves The eldest of
the youugsteEs had fallen in love- with little
Eva, ard for several nights last week had
hired a stGge-hox for himsN and companions
at s. per night. The manager of the Museum
seeing them como so often for private box
and suspecting they nd money that had been
obtained dishonestly, sent for the police, and
on searching them az empty envelope, address
sed to Sheppard & Co Fulton street, was fund
on the person Of the oldest boy. 1t wa. then
ascertained shat that firm had recently los,
several mouey-lette-s, and this boy having
been the person who took the letters ont of the
Post Office for the firm, he was suspected of
retaining them for his own use, and was sent
before the United States Court Ga one even
ing last week, he threw upon the sage a hand
some gold bracelet for little Eva" and has
been II the habit of watching the colch tn a,
she entered as she was leaving the Museum for
home after the evenings perform ,nce, and OF
getting INFO it. He is about Ia years of age
". I. Tribune.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
EeIleftu Five Minutes.

TIERS COMPOUND GUAAdRABIC SYRUP.
'l'EE increasing demand for this most piesss ut
j safe, and efscscious remedy tor all pulmonary
ciatases has enshled the proprietor 70 reduce the
price place Il within the reach Of all classes
It's superiority most similar preparations IL at.
tested BY many eminent physicians who have teen
eva witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual RENE
dies have failed; also by thou~snd Of our moet re-
spectacle citizens no have u5s5 it IN tser antilles
both preventive and cure with never FILLING sue.
GEES the last twenty years, during which perioi
with very little aid from advertising. &C.. q be
GRADUALLY spread reputa ion over the whole Urion.
"A csses Of recent Cb.6s Coughs, Rodrceaeu, DC "
gives immediate relief and gen rally cures In day
or two, without interfering with diet or busips, or
resdering the system more susceptible of Cold, IN
chronic cases, Lsthma, WtooS'ng Cough, cTosEp,
R'onchitis, 4gectioSs Of the Lssnos, and Connsrp-
ton, 1t is always very b neicisl apd seldom tails
when commenced In time to perfect q cure.
Price % sad 90 cents Q bottle.
Sold vhoesa by Patterson Marin, stott Co,
Eli lgely Co. Alexandra by Peel Stevens. 10
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
CO TYLEFS GUY ARABIC CANDY DROP 3
similar composition to the above, but in q mildcr
and mere portable form ; they act Ike o ehsrm on
troublesome Cough, snd clear the throst ard
voice; they contain no Injurious drug. are parcu-
lsrly recommended for children frequentsrs Of Pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, Ae-
Price 12H and % cents per box.
for sale at most Drug and Candy Stores.
oct IT--tf
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A QCASsR MAJOR-GESERAL.-Th dc
strange things in Maine, besides passing anti
liquor laws. In the House of Representatives
Oh Friday, OneTof TIE members MT Eli Jones
highly respectable member Of the Society OF
Friends, was elected Mel " g eneral Of the mi
litia OF the State. Mr. Jones made speech
and after referring TO the changes he had
witnessed in the popular mind on the va
rious moral questions Of the day, he alluded
to military matters, and said:
Sill more wonderful, who would have be.
Heved that the State Of Maine, that not few
years since gloried IN an 0rostook expedition
and was noisy with military trainings and the
din Of arms, would in 1855 exhibit the specta-
ole of a peaceabie mcmber of the Society OF
Friends being elected to the post of Major
General Of a division Of militia, and that By
the representatives Of the people in IegisIativ.
capacity"
We venture to say, that if his warlike ca
pacities are put to test, he will achieve some.
thing better than Greytowu.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAPER
FOB TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, January 25, 1855.
pursuance of the provisions of the act entitled
l. An act to provide for executing the pu lie
printing" &c, approved August 26, 1852, sealed
proposal will be received at this Office in the Cap
iio, until Wednesday, the 2olh day of March next,
at IL O'Clock for furnishing the following GUAM
Titles and descriptions of writing paper, to wit:
500 reams, weighing % pounds per ream and mea-
surfing Is by Is inches
s. 100 reams, weighing 70 pounds per ream, and mea-
suriDg IL by Is inches
100 reams, weighing "a pounds per ream, and mea
suring ls by % inches
$40 reams, weighing % pounds perream, and inca
surfing 10 by l8 inches
400 reams, weighing IL pounds per ream, and mea-
surfing IL by lS inches
AL these papers To be made OF the best materials,
and finished in the best manner and tree from adui-
teration contract will be entered into for sup
plying the Quantities stated, at such times rs the
public service may require but the privilege is re
served OF ordering greater quantity Of either KIM
should greater Granity be required, at such times
and in such quantities may be deemed nee essary
Samples OF each kind of paper must accompany
| each bid, and all proposals and samples NUT BE-
transmitted to this Office, free of postage or other
expense
| Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or fl m making it, aud must specify the price pei
pound, and the consequent price per ream (ind bur
| one price, of each description of paper.
All the paper must be delivered al such place or
places as may be designated in Was hinston city; in
good oraer, free of all and every extra charge ex-
pense, ana subject 10 the inspection, count weight
and measurement Of the Superintendent, and be in
all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished At this
ONCE to persons applying for them and none will
I've taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will he required;
and the supplying of an inferior article, or a failure
10 supply the quantity required at any time will be
considered violation OF the contract.
Each bidder is required IN furnish with his propo-
sails satisfactory evidence of his ability to execute il
and any proposal unaccOmpanied with such evi-
dence will be rejected
Proposals will be addressed 10 the "Supenntepd.
ent of The Public Printing, Capitol Of the United
States, Washington, and endorsed "PIoposals 70,
Supplying Paper ..-...-
..- A. G. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing
ian 0Q-eOtd
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOX THE CURRENT YE.fR.
VINHE list is now open, and every subscriber of
Il $3.50 will BE- ent tied to
1. An impression of Plate, by J. T. WiIlmOre,
A. r. A, from the original picture by }. J. Cha
Ion, r. A, "a Water Party"
III. Volume containing thirty Wood Engravings
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
of " Childe HarOlde.n And
Iii. The chance OF obtaining one of the prizes tO
be allotted al The general meeting in April,
which will include
The right to select for himself valuable work OF
art from one of the public EDITIONS. Statutes in
bronze of her Majesty on Horseback, by L. Thor
neycroft. Copies in bronze, from an original Model
in relief by K. jefferson, Of The Entry Of the Duke
Of Wellington into Madrid Statutes ia porcelain
or parian. Proof Impressions of large LithO.raph
by T. II. Mcguire, after the original picture by "
z. Firth, X. A. '.'rhe Three BE- VS." from No
liere's Z" urgeois Genulhomme.n
Honorary Secretaries for Washing ton, Messrs.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers. ian "a
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STAR,
JOHN LITTLFJoHN.

yehn Lsule5ohn was staunch and strong,
Upright and downright -scorning Wrong;
he gave good weight and paid his way 80.
he Jhoueht for himself and he said his saw.
Whenever a rascal strOve 10 pass,
Instead OF silver, money or brass 'ts
Tie took his hammer and said with A frowu.
p Inc com - spurious. mall u doun.n
ions LntlejOhn was firm and true;
lou could net cheat him in ''twO- and two"
W nen foolish srguers, might and main,
DaIkened and twisted the clear and ths nlain
he saw through the mates of their speech-
Lhe simple thought beyo d their reach
MO, crushing their logic, s1id, with a frown,
ING ootn Is spurious. mad Il do,cr." =
John Lituejohn maintained the Right,
through storm and SHINE, Ia the world > despite
when fools and quacks Desired his vote,
Dorsed wi h arguments learned by rote,
cr, by cOaxIng, tbEeats or promise, tried
10 gam his support 10 the wrongful side,
Way, nav :" sdid John, with an angry frown,
'Ihs oiH is spurious. nail fi dorm"
When tod that King had right divine,
And then the People were herds Of swine
That Noble alone were nj TO rule
That the Poor were uniT proved by School
That ceaseles Tsii was the proper fate
Of all bit The we-lihy and the great,
John shook his head, and were, with flown.
"Ths com Is spurious. rail Il doirn.''
When told thai events might justly
o. A false and crooked policy
That a decent hope of future good,
Might excuse departure from rectIfude
And lie, If white, was a small offence
To be forgiven BY men Of sense,
Nay, nay ~ said John, with sigh and frown
"Ihe coin Is spurious. .....nGil IL soitn.n
When told Irom the Pulpit or the press
.I hai heaveh was riace of eIclu.iv ness
IRai none but these could enter there
who kneit With the orthodox at PRAYER.
ma heh'. ali virtues cut o: their pale
IA EsIe work, of no avail,
Johns face grew dark, as he swOre, with frown
Tho COIN IS spurious. mail IL doWa."
Whenever the world our eyes would blind
With talse prStence Of such kind
With Humbug, Cant. and Bigotry-
Ur a SPURIOUS sham Philosophy ..-
With Wrong Dr. s>ed up in guise of Right,
And Darkn, Ss passing itself for Light
Let Us ImHaie John, and eXclaim, with afrown,
''T'sc coin IS spurious nail IL d0tcn''
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNsYLrA
" MA AVENUE doors below Ninth -uees,
IL NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and boys,
opened this day. DECKER, of the cbespes:
Clothing Merchants in the North, has terSninei
to cder TO the citizens Of Washington and vicinity,
his exoelent Clothing the lowest Eor;hern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii fnd Just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto lie cheap TO-
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial vcollen cost he viii sell p:
81 20; and heavy winter pants well lined for 81 j.
and hne coats, overcosts, snd vests In pre- porto
Good wool and cotton undershirts, h,tiery. gIoyex
&C., cheaper than the cheapest nov ll-t1
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HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW YORK.
III. G. SPALDING. OF Wa,hsg,o, Arr,

THE Howard Life Insurance Company. nos-.ss
L Ing an ample capital, and every facility for ex
tending its operations upon the most secure basis
makes every insurance against Life Risks upon the
most favorable terms.
Parties Insuring upon the mutual plan are entI
tied 10 propOftiOnaie share of the profits or upon
The JOINT stock plan by which they pay a lower rat,
Of premium, but do not share profits.
Policies are granted either Tor life, or for limited
period.
The Howard commends itself 10 persons i'm ali
stations, but especially 10 every head of a family
Military or Naval Officers off Or on dutv may In.
insured IN time O. peace.
Persons insured In this Company have the privi.
esc OF crossing the Atlantic, 10 ports ia Europe al
Nv seasons Oh the year without extra premilim.--
Special permits for California, Australia. or the
Sandwic. Islands, at reduced rate of premium
Once No. 33s North street, one door east OF
Tenth mar .nIn,
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No. 52S.l
NOTICE OF THE DLStONTINI iNCE

Ofthe United States land Office at JeeTsonuilic Pin
celnes and H'indmGc, Indiana.
1 NDER the provisions Of the second section of
~ the act OF Congress, approved June IL, 1870,
which declares 'that whenever the quantity of pub
Ia la d. remaining unsOd in any land district shall
be reduced 10 number OF acres less than one hun
bred thousand, 1t snail be the duty of tile Sec
rotary of the Treasury TO discontinue the land
office for such district and if any land i'm any
such district shall remain unsOd at the time of the
dIscoDtlnuance of land Office, the same shall be
subject 20 sale at some of the existing land of
fees mast convenient to the district in which the
land office shall have been discontinued. Of which
the Secretary OF the Treasury shall give notice -
aud lDasmuch as The 9TH section Of The act approved
ilh Sept mber, ISL, authorizes the Secret ,ry OF
the Treasury 10 tinue any land district i'm which
Is situated The scat of government If any of the
states, notwithstanding the quantity OF land uu sold
III such distinct may not amount to more than one
hundred thousand acres, when in his opinion such
continuance may be required by public convenience
or ia order to close the land system in such Stale al
convenient point under the provisions of the ACT
on that subject approved June IL, 1910, aud mas
upon the Secretory ofHe interior By "the act TO es
1919:
Notice lie accordingly hereby given that, in view
Oh reports from the iaff officers at UNREASONABLE
VNCEsSEs, and WINAMAC c, that the vacant land in
each OF said districts is reduced below one hundred
thouSani acres, the Secretary of the Interior Nth
tae appreciation 81 the President. has directed that
Tue iand ofnces at yEFFERsONvILLE, VINCESNEs and
WisAhAc; IN the State Of Indiana, be discontinued
and the lands remaining unsoid at the time Of the
discOhtinaance be made subject TO sale AT the land
Office at ISDhNAPoLIs the seat of government of
said State
Lands remaining unsold, and appropriated by
law, ana subject to private entry within the limits
OF tne districts now discontinued, will cease to he
subject TO entry heretofore al those Offices from
the date OF the receipt of this notice by the reg sers
and receivers thereof and the land officers at INpI-
ANAPoLis viii give public notice of the day ON
wren they VIII be prepared receive applications
Tor ent1eS OF any snch lands al their Office.
JOHN VI ILSON.
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
JIHUAAY IS, 1855.
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