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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-06

The WILD HORSE CAPrURED.-The wild
horse which has been ruunisg at larc for
two years past on the meadows back of
Princetown, Cape Cod, and which has hith-
erto bafiled all attempts made to take him
was recently caught after protracted chase
by accompany of twenty or thirty men, who
engaged in the pursuit for the excitement it
afforded. They were mounted on horses, and
after surrounding the animal in the vicinity
of barn, they induced HIM to enter it in
company with their own horses, which were
turned loose for the purpose Of cntceins
him. This horse has occasioned no little
sport to the people on the Cape, who have
had many good time in chasing him up and
down the meadows, but he has always been
too feet for their nags. lie would not now
have been taken in a fair race, and only
yielded to strategy. He has passed two win
ters on the Cape in wild state, and the sa-
gacitv of the animal has been noted in Sc
we're cold weather, when he would go down
to the ponds regularly every night, and break
open the ice with his hoof SO that it should
not become hardened, and thus cut off his
supply or water. The owner. Mr.. j. II.
Snow, of Pr:ncetown, intends to bring the
horse to Boston. lie is represented to be a
very beautiful animal, we'll built, and of
great speed and endurance. The owner has
already received an offer of $500 for him.
The horse was originally brought from Cape
Sable, in company with sixty others, but es-
capped while being landed.-[ Bost. Jour.
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A Doctor as is q Doctor

A self sufficient humbug, who took up the
business of physician, had deep knowledge
OF the healing art, was once cal4ed to visit a
young man afflicted with apoplexy. Bolus
gazed long and hard, felt his pulse ard peck
ct, looked at his tongue, and finally gave
vent to the following sublime opinion:
81 think he's gone fellow"
Ono, no" exclaimed the sorrowfui wife
ssdo not say that"
eyes," returned Bolus, lifting up his ha,
ana eyes heavenward at the same time, ssyes
do say SO; there arn't no hope, not The
leastest might; He's got an attack of nihilH
in his last frontis-'
"Where?" cried the startled wife.
ssln his lost fronts, and he can't be curet
without some trouble and good deal o
pains. You see his whole plenetory system
is deranged: fustly, his vox popul is pressil
on his advalorum, secondly, his catacarpia
has swelled considerably if not more; third
~ and lastly his sola ribs are in concusse,
state, and he amt got any money, conse
quently he's bound to die.''
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-06

The Detroit Democrat furnishes the lates
and most amusing siyleof s'holding stakes:''
A fellow at race course, with several
soluble buildings in his hat.
"What's the mater cid fellows inquired
a chap whom he mistook for post to lean
against.
"Why-hic- the fact -hic--my friends
have been betting liqaor-h and Pm hold
ing the stakes--I'm on spree, / am"
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LOCAL COLUMN
Sugar Cured Hams.


fronomy, that the above article has De.
come q "sine qua non" for spring and
summer use. In fact, by the improved
processes of curing, the original juices
and favor are SO well retained and I'M
rroycd, and withal preserved with just
exactly the right amount of salt to please
the palate, boiled ham, for any sea-
son. is luxury fit to "set before King.
John Bull may boast Of his "Roast Beef,
and Eastern uppcr-ten-dom may regale
themselves upon their ''porter-house
steaks" but for common use we should
chose the "sugar cured" Were we
honna across the Plains for California, en-
gagged in daily toll, in the shop, or the
field, or following sedentary llfe, we
should ask no other "meat" satisfied that
for the summer season, no more nutri-
cious and health-giying. substance can be
found.
As from year to year the quality of the
article has been improved, the consump-
ton has steadily increased Cincinnati
packers were the pioneers in this improved
mode Of preparation. Being the greatest
Pork emporium in the Union, attention
was early called to the subject, and the
packers ut that point have wide and well
earned reputation for the superiority Of
their hams. Packers all over Ohio have
their .ssugar cured,' warranted as good as
the Cinci-n natl article, but they sell at a
less price and are found to be of an infe-
rior quality.
We have looked in vain for any foreign
brands here. Burlingtonians make use of
no other article except such as is prepared
at home. Burlington packers not only
supply the home market, but fill orders from
large section Of country. Last winter
about 30, 900 hogs were packed here. In
sugar cured hams. in Mess and Prime Pork
in smoked meats and lard, there was a
large amount over and above what is need
ed in our immediate vicinity, for which a
ready market is found both above aud be-
low, from the Pincries above in Wisconsin
and Minnesota to New Orleans. Aud
wherever our 'Sugar Cured Hams are in
troduccd they will find favor and com
mand the highest price. At least SO we
think from our knowledge of them which
is confined to the use of about a dozen,
prepared by i. D. RAND, Esq. We are
satisfied they will not suffer by compari-
SON with the best Cincinnati brands. In
shape, iii trimming, in perfection Of cure,
in sailing, smoking and canvassing, the
article we have nscd is fully equal to any
VIC ever saw. Perhaps we may be lucky
in the brand we have used. But if other
packers here get up as good an article as
MIR. Rand, Burlington Sugar Cured Hams
should have the best reputation and 60 in
to general use at Chicago, Detroit, and
points East of us, as well as along the
river
And how much better is it for our lands,
for our reputation as State, and for
the welfare of mankind, that our exports
consist in such products as this--that we
pour into the lap of the East the wealth of
our lands in stock and provisions, instead
of maddening, life-destroying, poverty
and crimc-producing stream of poisonous
distilled WHIsKEY
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INTERESTING TO "WIDows "-The Commits
sloner Of Pensions has decided that divorce
cannot restore woman to the rights or con-
ditions Of widowhood. In other words, the
Commissioner Of Pensions hes decided that
the widow of a deceased soldier having mar
ried again, and having been divorced from
her second husband, is not entitled to boun-
ty land in right of the first husband.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-06

SOUTHERN SESTIMENT.-Tho Charleston
Standard, in an article upon the Missouri
outrages, contends that though the Missouri
ans had no right to go to Kansas, but mas
much as the Missourians represent slavery,
and their opponents merely the 'scapital and
enterprise Of fanatical Yankees" the South
is bound, on the whole to take sides with the
aggressors.
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University OF IowA.-The State Of Iowa
Is about organizing new University on the
plan of the Polytechnic schools of Europe,
to be located in Iowa City. Josiah D. Whit
ney, j., of Northampton, has beenappointed
Professor Of Mineralogy and Chemistry in
this institution. The distinguished learning
and skill of Mr.. Whitney as geologist, min
eralogist and chemist amply qualify him to
occupy that position with honor to the insti-
tuition and with profit to the pupils in the
respective departments under his instruction.
Prof. Whitney in connection with Prof. Jas.
Hall Of Albany, N. Y, is also engaged to
make geological survey Of the State. Mr..
Hall is now making tbs surveys of New York
and Canada, and Mr.. Whitney has been for
a long time in the employment of the United
States, surveying the mining regions of Lake
Superior. He will enter Immediately upon
the duties of his new ofiice.-Springfeld
(Mass.) Republican, May 9th.
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The New York Herald says that the State
Department of Washington has received in
formation that the Viceroy Of Egypt has
adopted the project to cut through the 18TH
mus Of Suez, and to constitute universal
company for the performance of the work,
in which capitalists of all nations may take
part. The proposed canal will shorten the
commercial highway from New York to the
Indian ocean, 2,459 leagues.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust executed y Alfred
ID Clarke, on the l4th day Of March, 1858, BY II.
K. jaeger and wife. to secure the payment OF two
hundred and fifty dollars and forty cents lS25l
40,) with ten per cent interest per annum; which
sum of money being due and unpaid, the undersign-
Of the Executors Of to Of the said Al
fred Clarke now deceased will on Saturday, 9th day
Of June, between the hours Of 10 and - O'Clock III
the forenoon at the store door Of Msssrs. Dudley
Harkns, in the village Of Danyile, Des Mcines Co.,
Iowa. proceed to SELL for cash in hand the following
described Real Estate, towit The n Z. quarter Of
the ~ E. quarter Of section twenty three 23) town
seventy (70.) north Of Range Ave 80 west, in Henry
county. Iowa, containing forty l4el acres more o.
less. JAMES PUTNAM Executor
may 4, IS. Of Alfred Clarke, decd.
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J. PRUGH & BROTHERS,


Wholesale and Retail
URNITURE TABLISH +
NJ ILL he found three doors east Of /~zzr=-3
w Coolbaugh Brooks Banking House, @S
up stairs, where we will at all times be 49,
pleased to wait customers.
We will constantly Ike p on hand all kinds Of Fur
niture, such as Sofas, Sociables, Divans, Spring
Chairs and Rockers, Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs,
Card and Centre Tables; Cottage. Misses, and COM
Bedsteads, Breakfast and Dining Tables Stands,
Towel Racks, Safes, Looking Glasses. Picture Frames,
and host of other things, too numerous to mention,
al, of which we offer cheap for cash.
Metallic and Wood Collins
kept constantly on hand.
NS> Hearse and Carriages furnished On reasona-
BILE terms if required. [may IA, 1855.
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The University Family Remedies:
Issued under the seal, sanction and authority Of the
UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE
AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania April 49, 1883
With capital Of 100000.
Mainly for the purpose Of drresting the eUils
OF SPURIOUS NOSTRUMs,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable re-
msdies wherever a Competent Physician cannot or
will not be employed, have purchased from DR.. John
r. Rowand, his celebrated
Rowands Tonic Mixture,
Known fl upwards Of twenty bye years az the only
safe cure for
Fever and Ague, &C.
And his inestimable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Ropand's Compound Syrup OF blackberry
Root,
Which highly approved and popular hemedies, To-
getber with the University Remedy for Complaints
Of the Lungs,
The University Remedy for Dyspepsia Or lndiges-
ton.
The University Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had, At the
Branch Dispensary, or Store Of E. E. GAi Z, agent
Burlington, Iowa. may 10, DOOM
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Notice is hereby given,

THAT by virtue Of certain deed of trust, exccu-
i ted by Abner Picrson to Henry Moore and my
self Trustees. to the payment of promis-
sory note dated March 81 1880 for four hundred and
eighty dollars, drawing ten per cent interest per
mum from date until raid-I will on the 25th day OF
June. 1855, at O'Clock, NJ, Of said day, sell at
Public Auction at the Court House dior in the city oil
Burlington, Iowa. for cash in hand, the Real Estate
mentioned in said Decd Of Trust. to-wit The south
west quarter of 30, T. TO- r. 2, west; also ths
cast half Of the south quarter If &c. T. 70
r. g. west containing 2I0 more or less-to sat
isfy said promissoy note and the interest thereon
june 2, ,55-td SAMUEL l EBRICk.
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Strawberry and Ice Cream Eentertain
ment and Floral Fair.


The public ere especially invited to attend
this entertainment provided by the ladies Of
the Baptist Society to be given at Marion
Hall this evening. Doors open at Il O'Clock
admittance Is cts, for single individuals with
no additional charge for ladies' accompan.
led by gentlemen. 1t is with much Difficult
ty that the Strawberries for the occasion have
been secured, and this will probably bo the
principal and among the last opportunities
that the public generally will have of feasting
upon this luxury. The object of the occasion
will be to raise funds for the improvement
OF the walk and street in front of the church,
and as this is enc Of public interest. we
should presume the pubic generally will be
interested to promote it by their liberal pat
ronagc tonight. Rich cream will also be
provided 10 abundance, and the finest flow
ers. Good music also will be disco ursed up
On the occasion.
No postponementa account of weather;
but if not pleasant the entertainment will be
continued tomorrow night at same hour and
place.
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Hydraulic Cement.
E'OR sale at Three Dollars per barrsl, Ly
l. may 2.-tf OGDEN d C0rP.
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Sundries.

u AlSINS, nuts, figs, oysters, saYdines, Pickles, fire
~ crackers, bedcoids pepper, alspice, ginger nut
megs, cloves, mustard, &C., for sale by
may rs. j. ii. GEAR & co.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
IA |1:.ss=z5i;7
RAIL-R DAD LINE!

ICHfcdg0, BuFfngfoH Quincy, CenffdI lltdTy Ifdcg,
and Peoria g. Oquasckd Rail Rodds.)
rs now completed and Trains ran the entire distance
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO with.
out change Of cars.
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Late Chicago and New York Papers
rAN Be obtained ut the Barrett House, Of the News
" Boys on the cars the arrival of the train every
evening.
HN-Reguar subscribers furnished with Daiiiss at
IS cents per week.
may Ia. HIRAM ANDREWS.
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Bound TO FIND HM.-A letter passed
through our Post Office day before yesterday
actually addressed as follows:
"Mr. B, Pontiac, Michigan.
The first name Of B, is not known.
ne has SON who has a running sore on or
near his anclc.,
If that description don't find the man, the
writer may as well give it up as bad job.
detroit Tribune.
That il nothing. There is a letter in the
cleveland Post Office, directed rs follows:
ITO the biz red faced Butcher. with
large wart On his nose, Cleveland. Ohio
I2n clnxls axnook l;ckina xheu ther de-
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THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
&c. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
D. REMICk, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
Nav H. lS55.-bptf
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Stray Mare fi


NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWEL A.
UST received new and fashionable ~ -,
Ladies and Misses Gold Ear Ring - ~
rings, gold vest, fob, and guard chat, 49, 49,
and Pearl buttons, gold locksts, gold Il ~,
pencils, gold croesee, Ac., for eall or ksaS1Gus
apr g. IS AWAW CARPEs AR4
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The most direct route to Chicago, New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and oil other I'm
pOrtdnt points East.
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This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities, Ohio Ken
lucky and Pennsylvania.
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! ,. 3. KIMBALL, s.. WRIGHT, +. cHAMBERLIx
is. KINBALL & CO.

Staple Goods.
= CASES assorted fast colored Prints
- 10 do do Jeans and summer stuffs;
do shirting and az ron check;
do bleached muslins
bales hickory stripes;
ID do as orted sheeting and shifting;
Tor sale extremely low by J KIM BALL & co.
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IN KEGS nice Leaf Dari,
~ II bh's do do Put up for family ~. Ia
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papers made of and flushed in
the and adulte will be
sernd into h supplying The qoanes stated such nes as The
public be the privilege ordering
either kind should
CURED quantities deemed
u
Samples each kind Of each bad and all
proposals. be
other expense.
Zach proposal be signed by firm making
specify the pound and the
teud but one w'ee Of each description ofp,per
delivered be
desgna~d free Of all and
pessr subject the inspection count and
Superintendent, and be all sssfAc
Tory
Blank proposals wiz be furnished Office
appynr will confederation
unless substantially agreeing herewith
Ronds approved win be required and the
plying OF article faiuse supply quantity
viii considered
bidder required fansh proposals satisfactory
kis si and proposal
ale evidence will be rejected.
Proposals. win be addssed he Superintendent Of the Pub
Printing Capitol 81 the up-d States and
dorsed, Proposals. fcs supplying Paper
fE A. q, SEAMAN,
Superintendent Public Printing
Jnna7-a,aw'd tInt, sentinel, stsr.l
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kss "a Pfea.s4o- s~s Encouragement e aanf@es~ O.
ard fAs MseAa@e ARD usxf~4 -bA.
ytl.i BE- cpensa ii c,sy ~ washiawson GA rAusA
w day krefaaSy, lneSs ia tue and sgieadia AL
smhssae lssasa winch 70 eas d me @es, nAsaiacss
To tnls ssn.ess,ow se manufacturers, seshanses a..
~ ,.s , M eass"s ~ a. Ts,s asa ss
rae aachiasSy a. arimca wil be uaaer ne e6a,,, -
saprIiatsaaen Steam P"wcr, hssufess asoF, Ns ~ ~
Al instaaias d eshbh ace reaass,ea 90 s,,s ss.,.
DAY possible Goods shaeid be- accompsnisd wi
res committee, hesriose, fssl that, In ln,iuas ss,,,
portions ofte Union 90 the second eshon Il ~
Mechanics Institute, they offering os.
sssn, as.,sss sssas,s erso,as , e sasas .ss-s
osksa@hi, ssr aaspssaoe 10 hs purpose. o. 49,
mey be iagrndea.
Of elegant handworS when herctolofe or.sa d -
and important fcsafe Of THESE DISPLAYS q u psepesa -
all snch contributions sosost.e ladies aud 10 s...
cites q merit pseusaus ~ ja~esry Se suited 70 u. as
Iair exhibitors.
me oay January AVID ssr Ihanas, a.
February, al oeoes, the exhibition wu b. formally -
the reception Of vis.ts, and continue sooat o us
No atice deposited after saturday night 81 PeAsssr
entered the Judges lists Tor competition pens
me shai Ice satisfied arxpaseha ~
ia Time TO have reached the nall ny that Gay
from unavoidable descnuon.
Articles designed ics exhibition oay Will be recessl
cha,Re, aaui Tuessy night, esb 81 February, oers,
which lime, deyoots Will be subject 90 sAssa l,a
10 81 G5f each article deposited.
kpprrnuces and minors who eoaeaie Articles Of
or sssntlon shall specify their age and she Tune hey az
--tyed al ii~rif nuaners,
An articles deposited ior composition and psetnaa us
American nenuserure ronspeuous,y labelled with asp1
names the and Inventor, az ssowp ~
OF the drposltor copy OF ~hch lanei he i,l
The Of bringing the eocds for ~ !,
Prices may affixed NOT, the option Ut tbs eahsta
pepositats, entry, will receive ucsrs a. y
goods which ticket will also admit 'e % the esAa
all times when open the public.
BGoods should be addressed ~ Follows "tsAasao.
Metropolitan Nechae fsstsfats, Hesa.a sten D. G aud n
have Of the aucies aud the name os hs parry ~
them, aistnstiy marked the packages. They
conpani-d by detailed fnvoice,
Circular. detaated Instructions viii b. satwn
any information given, application Ia the CORRESPONDING
tary whom ali The business n ~
should be addressed.
ai-iaw6w
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I'M petition Charles Davenport and Albert Bridges, for
the extension
4ih Of May, ist for improve
railroad carriages,
the bodies thereof from the
Of ad which takes place the 9th day Of May
said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 23d Of April next al IL O'Clock, aud all
notified to and show any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
required to file the Patent
specially writing least
days before the day of hearng all testimony flied by either party to
the said hearing be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules of the Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony viii be closed the 18th of April
other relied testimony, must be
filed Office before the morning Of that day the
ments, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. Published the Union, fnei
gencer Evening sar Washington, D. c.; PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia Pa ciennfc American New York and Post,
week for three weeks previous to
CHARLES MASON,
issoner Of Patents.
SEdtoss Of the above will please copy and send
their bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Feb I-isw3w
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according bsi without
such II wi be considered proposal FOO horseback
service
10 modification Of bad tantA
bad, and bs Interfere
with regular composition, amer The last foo receiving
without Of sa
hcent responsibility and All biad and sureer
distinctly nouned thA failure The
tracts COZ the essiee proposed for IN accepted bids their legal
Liabilities will be 1aissesd Agaass Aem.
A. Present eonaeto and known thr department
mu equally with others certificates OF
sueiancs Substantially Ia The sms above prescribed The Ger
uneaes OF sueeney mas be signed by Of the
places before named OF judge of Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Post General.
. Posr OruCG DEPARTMENT.
January 10, less.
LAM -larAM
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No. SAIL
Sales OF Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby that, consequence
IN number menorous actual settlers,
and uaowad circumstances would
the lands the public sales of the United
alternate sections along the route OF the soaea Pacific
OF advertised In proclamation Ma
following Offices IN December
postponed
and 10 take place as follows TO wiz
oace st Louis commencing Monday the 9th OF
August neAL
office Jackson, commencing Monday, 18th Of
August dext.
Clinton commencing Monday, The 18Th
August
Al the Springfield, Monday,
OF August next
my hand, the General Land Office the city
Washington NTH day OF December A. d. thousand eight
hfty -four.
by order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dec T-Iawsw Commissioner.
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limited STATES Mail Lime Call
u and Goth OF
steamships approved Navy Department
1900 burden, guaranying speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad completed OhPo, 10 miles FROM
Panama.
embraces 81 miles
10 miles transportation
recently thorough order single passengel
in ir honyihe
rnd their baggage being only transferred and from muller
alongside the
transportation in
The enr ely free from sickness Of description.
always New York,
ma, Francisco prevent detention In accdsn
The IL entirely reliable.
thai the Atlantic will be made regu
arly in days and the Pacific, In ~ 10 l2k days
viii Panamn the they
wall
Through tickets atae rate, agency IN
West New York.
Jan S--dn
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mo. 53l.l

No. $751;
NOTICE of the temporary continuance of the land
IN Office at Vincennes, Indiana Ft.s.
compliance OF Congress- approved February ID
provides sha
vneennes, Indana until final shall
Con
approved July eighteen hundred aud fifty
entitled and adjust the titles
lands hereby given,
mo s2) dated January a5 1885, directing the discontinuance
Indiana, suspended application
required by
9Th july 1884, Of the commissioners shall have been
fully performed which notice will be given.
my of Washingon this l7t day
February 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Feb Is--Iaw6w lint Star