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Commission MeRchau
ANA Lana Brokers.
on THIRD srRgKT BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON
WI pay pasticular attention to out doors
~ Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administrator 81
Merchandise, T., &c.
ny smith 4 vansickIen.
CMOND Great sale by auction of $40 900 wort1
~ Ready made Clothing Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
credit VI six months. Also, $50 boxes of ASSOC
glassware, for cash. We will sell at our Auc2
Room, ON Third street, between Main and john
wednesday morning, Nov. Ia. at ~ 'cleek precisI
a large and seasonable stock Of clothing, cloths
sinets, satinetts, &c; comprising 1900 DIR ~ fr
sack. and over-conts, various styles and patterns
Z,ooo pair pantaloons, consisting of doeskin, CO
mere, various eolors; black do; also, satinett
and cloth do. Ako, b.ionging 10 the same stool
sssorment vi cloths, cassi meres and satinett J
the above stock to be sold for account Of the ma
facturer, without reserve. Terms OF sale-fur
sums OF $lbO or under cash; for all sums over all
SIX months credit for approved endorsed paper
III aiso be added, to close the concern. large
sortment Of cloths, cassimeres, vestings trmmi II
dc. Terms four months credit approved paurr
" Ill also b. sold, for account Of whom Il NAV d
Germ. Ioo boxes of assorted glassware, consistin
quart tumbers, moiasses cans, pitchers preset
ai.hes, sweet meats, dc. Terms cash.
10 all purchase RS that desire to pay cash, libe
discount will be made. The above Goods com pris
large assortment, aud is the best AZ
ever offered in the west. Th. trade are raspsrtf ~
invited TO inspect the stock and attend the sale
The goris viii b. sold in liberal lots and Ii exc
siyeiy wholesale.
VIII also he added 900 Delorata cigars: Sd
sifcs do; 1900 La Normas do; 1000 principe a
ie,oO0 La Dies Hermas do. bxs fine Virginia
lump Tobacco Terms Cash
No adjournment for dinner
SMITH VANsICKLRH, Auctioneer,,
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AprEARAScEs Observation-Disclosures
PIcKPocKEr.--"W Well if this amt mean
Here's this feller been agoin' about with this
here yaller chain, and when / pulls it out
there's no watch on the end Of is. The con-
duct of Il Sc tlashy clerks is enough TO break
the heart of poor felew like me who has
to depend on his trade for living"
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G1 Macaulay's two volumes in continue
ton OF EngliSR history are meeting with
what is considered in England an unprece-
dented success in advance. His publishers
have orders for near 40, 900 copies, and the
price is II los. 1t was expected and prom
ised that these volumes would bring down
the history to the memory Of living persons,
and the reading public will be much disap-
pointed to find that these two volumes Of ff-
teen hundred pages only comprise four years
OF William and Mary.
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EMERsON's AMBROTYPE1.

VIlHE subscriber having obtain
ed the right OF Lee County,
Is now prepared 10 take these beau ie3Z2
tifu and never changing picturesl 2fA<X
on glass plates, at No. 8, Third 1t.
between Main and Johnson The art has very re-
Gently been brought to very high degree Of perf-c
ten, by Mr. Outline, the inventor, who has secured
patent for fourteen yeaes, in France Great Britain
and the United States These pictures, beautiful
in tone, bold and clear in effect universally ad
mred wherever they are exhibited, and rapidly
taking the place of Daguerreotypes, which often
prove evanescent and changing in their characters.
The Ambrotype is taken upon the best plate glass
an indestructahe cement 10 then put upon it, the ce
ment soon hxrdens, and two glasses become in eject
one with the picture in the CENTRE aud may be set
in monuments, sent TO sea, otherwise exposed to
the weather in any climate and will resist the action
of the elements and retain its brilla7cy for ages
being enduring the glass upon which is taken
The Ambrotypes are not reversed, but seen in
the natural position Of the sitter. DagueIreotypes
can be copied in this permanent style, and enlarged
to any size. Children can be taken in clear weather
in two seconds.
-Daguerreosype stock and apparatus for sale
novo EMERSON, Artist
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WE undersigned are prepared to receive order
Tor hitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executin(
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to he "a
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have no
been called upon, requested to leave their "A
dress with Us, through the Post Office
ordsrs executed IN the succession in which thel
are resolved, Sc0FIEI.D BROTHER.
July I'D
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CO The British Admiralty is out with
tenders for Is, 900 900 lbs of beef and pork
for delivery before the LIST January. 1856.
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CT The Grand Jury at Pittsburgh has
presented female equestrianism at Agricul-
tural Fairs as nuisance.
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The CLAyroS-BULwER TREArY.-There has
always been discrepancy Of understanding
between our Government and England with
reference to the meaning Of this Treaty on
important points, and an agreement seemed
impossible to be effected. The present Ad-
ministrstion has never regarded it favorably,
and it was distasteful to the English Govern
ment and now that the English Governm emf
has refused to abandon the Protectorate of
the Mosquito Indians and the Colony at Rua-
tan, as according to our Interpretation she
had agreed to do, and according to her own
she had not, and so the whole force and val
ne Of the Treaty is brought to an end, we
suppose both Administrations are gratihed
There il now new field open for ambitious
diplomists, for the questions covered by this
Treaty must be defnitively settled. To re-
main long open is to insure difficulties of a
serious nature between the two nations.
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and the xhofs Of a 1aI

uuu inc WnOIe OF Ia
Lots 65 and 1913 in Nashville, and the S E4of N
of N 28-o5-5 no acres) in dispute
For the whole of which | will take t,senfv- FRO
thousand dollars one-third in hand and the balance
in one, two, three, and four annual payments with
interest at 10 per cent from date to be paid snnu-
ally and secured by deed Of trust until all If paid
Any person wishing for particular information as
to location or quality Of the lands may apply to II
T. Reid, Esq, or his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
Keokuk. WM GITJISS
July Is 1855 Il
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Gate City Furniture Rooms.
WHOIESAIE Ann RFTAII

~ s. ABBOTT 4 CO.'S Gate CITY Furniture
-. Rooms, No. 1875 Main street, between 9Th and
9th.
The above rooms are now open to the public, and
supphed with compete and extensive assortment
VI furniture, carpeting &C., which will be sold at
wholesale and retail Mt very small advance for
cash Citizens and strangers purchasing furniture
will find it greatly to their interest te visit this
adjustment. or send orders. BY careful attention
70 tn demands OF the trade we design to give gener
al satisfaction 10 the public. Prices invariabie and
order carefully and promptly filled.
noyl0dy G. s. ABBOTT 90
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ca The London Times pretends that the
occasion OF increasing the British feet in the
Western waters is to intercept expeditions
contemplating descent upon Ireland. Itis
nonsense for such journal to employ such
ridiculous pretences. No such thing is
thought OF here, or feared in England, as no
one knows better than the management Of
the Times, and the employment Of such q
feint only creates broad laugh. The real
causes OF it are Cuba, st. Domingo, and the
precariousness of the Danish West India
Islands in case of any rupture between the
United States and Denmark on account OF
the Sound Dues. Every body understands
oil this very well, and it deceiyes no one and
does not the least good to its own Govern
ment for the Times to make fool of itself
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G DR.. H. l. Bowdich, Of Boston, being
about to set IN antique sun-dial, sent to j.
G. Whittier request for an appropriate in
scrption. He returned the following
With warning hand mark times rapid Al ght
From ife's glad morning TO it's solemn night
But through the dear God S love / also show,
There's light above me, by the shade below.
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have sold my entire stock and trade to Z. j. Eli.
OFT Goa and cheerfully recommend them TO my old
customers us gentlemen fully competent and capable
OF carrying the boot and shoe business in all Its
branches. sA DIXIE
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STATE OF IOWA.
Df virtue Of the Charter and Ordinances OF the CT
II ty of keokuk, will offer at Public Sale tunies,
the amount of cost and tax hereafter specified pre-
vousiy paid at the Mayor Office in said CITY Of
Keokuk, on Wednesday the 2sth day of November
A. ID. 1885, boGses0 the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock r. ~ Of said day, the lots parts of lot.
hereafter described to pay the spAe tax and cost,
levied by the City Council against s3id lots fur grad
ing the alley through block thirty-six t3s) in said
City.
Lot Block Tax. Cost. Tossl
5. u W. J. Marley, 30
fl front Main 81
commencing so #.
from fourth street,
through to Alley of Sc II 81 l 10 II 8.
ID. h. Iambarson, rs
It east of SO IL so / 10 is 20
{. f. Conn, rs feet
west of &c Ia 80 4 10 is 90
Mrs Waters, So 70 60 10 80 70
TH0S. MARTIN,
Nov D, 1885. Collector OF the City of keokuk.
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ga wsg thus concentrates his descrip
ton Of q visit to the White Mountains

Nine weary uphill miles wesped
The setting sun 10 zee;
Sulky and grim we went to bed,
Sulky and grim went we.
beyensleepless hours we tossed, and then,
The rising sun to see,
Sulky and grim We rose again,
Suiky and grim rose he
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To the stock b elders - tho Keok NM .
MT. Pleasant 4 Mascasine u. n. Co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
~ the conditions Of the subscri ption for the Ist
Division of said road, the fourth instament of 81
per cent. will be due and payable Dec 5th 1885, II
the banking house of Charles Parsons Treasurer Ke-
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. HORNISH
General Agent X. Mt. r. 4 N. r. r. Co.
Nov. 10, lS55.--td d&w
lKeokuk Times aEd Nj. Pleasant Observer copy,
REEF CATTLE-so0 head wanted immeda,ely
novia c. +. CONN
saline copy.
ID uGf FOR SALE.--A we'll built handsome ton
- buggy for sale cheap Inquire II the "a ate Oh
Furniture Rooms, = 1856, Main street.
noylod G. 8. ABBOTT ACO
Cranhcrrios.
kshESH GRANbFRRIEs can be had at
KUHN 4 DOD6oN'a,
w. ~, soanSon ~. octle
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Fer sale.
q LOTS on Second street.
- novs SMITH Il vANSICKLEN. i
LUX sAl.E--2 houses and lots on frst street
noW SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN.
L>oR RENT--A store room on Main street "a
Il session given on the first Of December
now SMITH VANsICKLEN.
ENoR Salem acrcs Of choice land within fo1
miles of the city. SMITH 1 vANsICKIEN.l
E>Ok kEST-A farm containing 100 acres: Al, IS
der fence; good house and out buildinrs ps
session given first day Of March.
novs SMITH vANsIcKLEN.
kUk sALE-The new and splendid Pnnors ma
New York now exhibition. For terms ~
apply immediately SMITH 4 yANSICKLEN.
novg
kUR sALE-A new and substantial Hack
nos SMITH A YANSIcKLEN
FOR SALE.
N e" top buggy, at the Livery stable Of
= oct Edit WM. CLEGHORN.
JAMES n. DUNCAN q Co..
:. Gas anA Sssa0 Rtps Filters.
North SIDE Main bit. 9Th and 9Th Sts, Kcokuk low
A RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE GAS PIP
n into stores dwellings, churches and other buiI,
ings, On reasonable terms
Our stock of gas fixtures will be slwsys s4l<aua
10 the demands Of the trade. and our connection
such that We can furnish any pattern at short ~
tee We would particularly call the attention
those wanting steam Pipe connections " our srvouS
"o" sPe, which hes almost entirely supcrssded Gu
per pipe. stock Of ali sizes constantly on hand
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for oI
BRASS ana topper. October |, Is56--d6m
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Removed from Concert Hail.
f. IL. HOUGHTON, Attorney and Counsel or
II. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general ool-
Letting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency ard
Wholesale Auction House Of Smith 4 Ven eiokle0,
on ID street between Main and johnson, ksokuk,
bic terms. oct. I'D
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The Fast saw.MiiI.

'Hh subscribers having purchased the interest OF
Wm. Brownell IN the above mill, and ha wing
good stock of logs hand prepared to ill orders
Tor lumber on short notice Orders be left at tho
mill or at our office, SO. Main ST., up stairs.
noySdtf 4. r. q D. W FORD
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Z. J. ELLIOTT.
JN0. II. CART1R,
T. J. CARTHR.
.JA0 II nRulk&

HaVIHg PuIcnAseN inc entire stOck OK B. "A. 8nke.
and having Furthermore secured the services r Ii
Dunlap late of Cneinnati, Ohio widely and fsVor,.
bly, known as the Prince Of Boot Makers" We sole
II the patronage of the citizens of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
~ our intention to keep on hand complete as
sortment of every description and price and are
pared to finish to order boots aud shoes 10 suit the
cy. 7. J. ELLIOTT CO
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TIKI DEs MONIES VALLEY WHle is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and IN
orsasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
lev 9 we'll q in the rest of the State and the Uni
ted 6tstss, and ~ medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance.
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wanted,
| GIRL to do homework. Enquire at this Office
n oct stiff
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Cs.ParsneFship Notice.
1--WE undersigned have this day fusuaed eo6mn1-
nership for the purpose Of csrryine y Ihg 6oot
and shoe business in keokuk under the syle "a rm
of 7. j. Elliott, 4 Co. =.
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KANE SUED. Passmore Williamson has
brought suit against Judge Kane for false
imprisonment. The writ was served on the
Judge in Delaware county, and of course the
sult will be tried there.
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rom 81 Application
Give here the Post Once address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMOINE N. ar. T. COY.
OrrrnwA, Iowa:
y, hereby apply to purchsss
the - Of section -, Township -, Range -
West P. NJ. and offer &c give for the same - dol.
lars Per acre
Here sign name plainly.l
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Proposals for stamps.


Posr DxPAKrMrsr,
February ~, 1855
DRoposALs this department 3oh
March furnishing the Of tho
United the hrrt day OF April
when ordered by the the following descriptions
n solid
steel, made admit
figures designate the month and day with thumb
Such
the leers
turned mahogany hande OF the
fastened months of the
contain but three ieitrs each OF the
soid blocks OF hardened
Figures OF the month from 10 d. inclusive be made
ofhke hardened metal and OF the size last aforesaid
the words padn and "ree OF the form OF
los not use, with turned handles
lar To thosen No n with turned handles
Also foreign par used by the New YORK and boston
Al, OF The above stamps 20 be msde steel.
bids for the circular
stamp, with the months and figures
Also for each containing me month"; eonsisng ot
three letters.
Also separate piece days of The month.
Al-o, for complete of months and bgure-
for with The words paid and ree"
with The ngnres denotsR the rates
dhe VIII nos however, be
the proposal for the whole which
viii be accepted The
all proposals ~ the
price deemed ersvzasni and also the snt 10 accept proposals
III. firm the circular stamp with names
hsrde
other material, II deemed advisable.
Proposals will be received and considered for All the stamps above
III, the such proposals III shall
be deemed of the department 90 DO 90
kinds required ton STEEL can
be at The Appointment onice Of this separtment
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Pes as-is~fw
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Polytechnic College of the state Of Ponnsyivani",
Penn Square Philadelphia
THIS College, Of Industrial Colleges
Europe designed afford thorough professional
students intended for
ENGINEERING MINING AGRICULTURE AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The will Monday seK
tember H. 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics engineering. Professor sem H. Peabody
agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, M ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mtneraog, Pro w. H. b.
Thomas A. M.
philosophy the principles Of machinery Pro
Peabody Kennedy
Terms each department per session, Si5.
architectural and geographical drawing Pro John
Kern. $40.
and Spanish, Prof v. De AmariIi
German, Prof II. Enuup ~
laboratory practical eh misty open daily
under the charge OF j. D. Boucher A.
s oroyded ints
enter and be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional boarding
addressing Dr. Alfred L. kennedy, Poly
" MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
s. President Of Board Of Trustees.
JuHu McINrrRs, Secretary.
Aug 9-Wed5atATuesim
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Nv y. @. Mcguire, auctsoneer,

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON CITY AT
m,bI,e safe Tuesday March 49, at ~ O'Clock,
rooms farm known As Oak h e@,ng part Of
long .adows Of the Capto, between
fosas Bridge, aad sdonng the farm o NJ
Jobn Douglass, gardener and florist -
Tbe af, contains ebou s5 which
cn woodland the soil offs sandy loan and
c,ay botem the principally There
comprising sppss peaches, cher
~, dam-on, Ae.
b,use building
tyiye rooms cellar, surrounded forest
pump Of pesry stable,
place aud in respect s suited sor genueman
n residence.
secured hy property and bearing
JAS. G. Mcguire,
Mar l-ecAds Auctiopeer.
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rGit THE wEST AND SOUTH H.-BALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD.
- W asSss,a u EaiiSiiAt1 q q. 1tsaSs

Ipprorsd Grrang arsInporfan ehanse Of sehsd
ing and Columbus uniting does BY shon and direct
line Baltimore Ohio railroad with all portions OF the
and North aud Southwes gives this greatly increased ad
day November 81, 1854 the tanr will b follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will IN zach direction flrst the mail
train, leaving Camden station = Instead OF o'clock as
h1eng 40
Second; The leaving s. instead OF
heretofoe and through wheeling about ~
hours reaching there 10 IS This will Wah
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowssnug, New
burg Feuerman, Famngion Cameron and Moundsviv only for
with OF the Central Ohio road for Cam
BRIDGE Zanesvc Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville Day
sandusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis
leaving Baltimore by The mail train will reach Gin
cinna dinner while by the an they arrive
there 70 the night being KEEP, but night the route by
either train
Passengers Northwest intermediate
direct with the trains Cleye
land and Phug raoad all times when the ONO IS navgae
heeng Wsvle, BY leaving Baltimore
the mail y, a. m.
Re,uning Wheeling follows: The express
reaching Baltimore so the mail
nj III 45 p m, reaching Baltimore at 7, p IN.
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for Cincinnati Madison
Louisville ST. Louis and other river cs will be sold at all times
when the OF water will admit.
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington and all the
cities and the West sold the ticket Offices
Of The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The mail leaving Camden station, will take o
Returning,
Wheeling 49, midnight; Cumberland 10 IS and
The Frederick tran
places will daily except Sunday arriving
in Frederick 40 Returning, will leave Frederick at D.
arriving Baltimore al l2 81, noon.
Eicols Mills will be daily (except
sundays as follows:
Leave Camden station 6, m, and 8, p.
Leav. Elcotts Mills 80, a M, and 80, p.
Dec l4-dT
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United states Mail.

UTAH.
Posr orncr DssAsrMnsr,
day sepemhs 1855. The 3oh day Of June, ess ncu
Of the ism day Of June 1855 TO Be decided by the
1896 From City, by MILL Mill Greek, Holidays
settlement, Cottonwood, Drapersvie, Mount.
Leave Sal, Lake city every Thursday s.1.mi
Leave Moauiainvlle every Friday s,7am;
nss Mills, Bingham kanyon, Cedar Valley 45
Leave Salt Lake .'iy every Thursday t7am'
at Cedar Valley mex, day by II I'm;
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday at pms
Arrive :, salt Lake City next day by pm
i2os From Toeie City Granisye u miles and back once
Leave Toee City every Tuesday asam'
Leave Grantsville every Tuesday atIpm
1850 From Neph City, Sy Fillmore City Creek Panasona,
and Farovan, TO Cedar CITY, ioo miles aud back once
Leave Nephi City every Monday at am;
ariye :. .ednr Cry ne nery ,a..H Friday ;a ny op@'
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday by6pn
NOTES.
No pay will be made for trips performed for each Of such
NOT @ ns ssana %s ms se ~ pay s
eoaeron with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
imposed, delinquency be promptly and sasfaco
ny explained y certificates Of % 2. The s n a.
posi- oice suffering be injured, destroyed robbed or lost
runs, concerned in rnnns vehicles on me
route The Postmaster General may annu ns M p
Of for assigning the contract
OF Postmaster General be Postmaster
may schedule also order an increase Of
by allowing therefor rata increase on the
discontinue The service s o
he allow months extra compensation
dispensed with No extra pay VIII be allowed ot
points ~ be supplied
csecy stated The bids should be addressed TO the
second Assistant upscbed Ma proposal.
in OF Utah" The TO be executed and
beio the lsi day OF september
1885 conditions be incorporated In
the contracts California Oregon, Utah, sc.
dated l3ih October 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
D.c6 o. -Iayy1y General
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NOTICE no PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
extend emption rights 10 certain settlers therein men
extended above
toned odd numbered sections within six miles each
road where the and
allotment and paid tor
dollars and fy cents before the day fixed
public and M the approved 2th March, 1884, emit
tied An the relief OF eters lands reserved for railroad
purposes persons
sections ifhdrawoI win be entitled
eDpons ordinary minimum price Of the public lands
dollar twenty I'VE
and paid for beore the day fixed for the public sale Therefore
person entitled the right Of peenpion in OF the
odd numbered
under OF I'd March, 1885, above
prior 4th Of February 1885,
he Of alotment under the of 9Th March, 1884,
Of original withdrawal Of
likewise every entitled permp
ton March, 1854, Of lands
entry l9t
required establish the sasnc
price fixed by practicable
after appointed pub
embracing
claimed otherwise will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner o General Land Ofice
Feb 9-iawi3w Int and Star
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i,HOCOLATh, Cocoa, .~d Bsoms.- w. BAKER a COZ
W Vanilla cocoa and brnms
which 6rt awarded chief
the Union, sale all the
un,sa States, and by their agents
ausscy Murray New Yos Grant and r~elis, Philadelphia
Thomas " Rruntige Ksumne; Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; and :. n. Howell, Georgetown, ID. 9.
wAITER BAKER, co,
sp3-fly Dorrhesfar. As,-