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sppne sauhaup,oa both going nd returning they ofi
London and Have advantages
route, for the economy Of time aud money
Passage from Neo York to Southampton sH Bremen.
First cabin saloon sl30; first cabin, saloon, 81
second do, $50
irers aud newspapers through the po Nce
No Ills o Ing signed the day O sai,ing.
An = attached ship
For freight or passage, apply 10 - =
q. III. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
@. A HE!NEKEN n Co, Bremen
CRO6kEY Il Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISEi.Is, Havfe.
6--dIy
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near En1uNs6ury, FREDERICK ccnhN 'fo.
THE nf studies nj this inuon commences on The
August. last Thursday IN Junr The
board aud $3.50 annun payable semi annu
There n,usc dawing paint
ing and also span,s Italian German, The
primary pups under nine years OF
sl00 per abe halt yearly IN advance
Letters should he addressed I, the MOTHER SURE
RpR OF Josephs Academy, Ennitsbpg, ffedefck county
Maryland
g-diyear.
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Law school OF Cumberland Univcrsity, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carutiers late Of the circui
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green. late Of the dges supreme
Hon Bomfed L. Ridley. ofthe councillors Of the State.
Judges Carutrs Green dev their whole exclusively
to the school,
Plan Of nsrncftonl. Daily
text books No regular Of
daily lessons IN the progress Of the
q weekly common n
dents commence suits Of facts
sors and them through all the
practice The framed require prepare
dence In the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme which is held monthly
public at the end o. every session The students clerks
ms jurors circuit judges and chancelos and In other official
pncies connected with their suits
Ssssfou1he the third
temher and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionuiion $780, advance; contingen
Zee S. boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had In the Lebanon
Four required unless
dents advanced No previous study required
mission There four regular classes. may
any time during the collegiate year.
Number of students the last collegiate eightysix
ROBERT L. CAKuTHERa,
Feb I-eoly President Board of Trustees
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, November Is 1855

IN of William Crimes Of Philadelphia Pa,
granted him r.huary -
Improvement spark for from
oi said patent which lakes place ON the s day
of February, 1856
1t petition be the Patent Ofict
Monday 2st January al II O'Clock, and ali
show IL they have
wi petition ought MOI be granted
Patent
obections specially ori wiing least
days day Of hearing All Died by either
hcI M
Office. which will be furnished
plicaiop.
testimony the lsh of January,
depoious, papers relied upon testimony,
b. flied IN the oihca before the mornng OF that day
he argu an reaiter.
Union, nIei!
tencer, Evening Nashrgton, Pennsyiyanian
PhIade pbia. Commerce, New York; NJ y;
Post, Buson, successive weeks
previous the 2ah OF January next, the day Of hearing
Gil kRiES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy, and send
Office, paper containing this
Mo- 81
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Near the Canal Bayfu, Alexandria
EITZPATRItK BURNS proprirtots, manufacturers OF
yana, chain, Irvine, wrapping twine, cord
Washington RESPECTFULLY solicited for
o articles, winch wl deliver in Wellington
in Baltimore obs, nerhen markets. al
viii prompt attention by addressing above
Det Id m L. n.
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1919
SpectnCtes,

oLD silver fine steel and pecacies glasses &C. Of
all focuses, prrocai prscoc ans pashoiA rnSses
long selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes of wearers.
VI. w. GAIT & BRO,
31a Penn. avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
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Law Notice.

BRowr sT .sTos AND WALLER.
lUM. T. BROWN, FRED. 2. STANTON. and y kNoN WALK
nershp practising IN the supreme
ctims In Washington
Offices Washington aud Mem
fund either place, and
lel o ~ w Bention.
- N sentinel copy.l
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NOTE.

No will be made performed and Tor each OF such
satisfactorily explained three times ME OF the
deducted. break
sufficiently excused,
ou OF the for the trip subject 10 toIie,iufe
Fines delinquency promptly
isfactoy explained by ceteates the ahda
other credahl take Tie ifoa
destroyed,
bed lost and for reius after mand 10 convey The mail
frequently the concerned
bces The route The osaer raj lnhy annu HE con
The Postmaster General alter The sch'due II. also
by nlos therefor pro
the He also cnrt, or disc innur
the
moBths
dispensed ha bids addressed Second
Grneta Mail Proposals
boa.u be executed
before the 18th OF February, 1876 further
bidders
pamphlet advertisement for the ais in alabama,
Mssssi pi, kansas, louisiana and Texas, OF lt54
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 2i--diw Postmaster General
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A Uses aud a. sed om shr naturr ssd
law, and Of those winch
ny Frapcia William Snn
dea Second american edition The last odon EDITION
iiam Sanders John Warn with
English and American by member of the
Philadelphia bar 2 vols. IN svo, 80 -.
Just published FRANCk TAYLOR.
Novt
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No. 548.1
NOTICE OF the location Offices aud
the Office OF the surveyor general In KanAas and
Nebraska Territories.
RE IT Ksows that in of the 18th section of the
approved I'D
Territories IL Kansas
same act, establishing the off re general
the office for
OMAHA Cry, he Nebraska Territory
tue "PAwsRE and
ERA, at LIE CoaPros the OF government Of Kansas
Given under hand, city Washington, twenty
sixth day of November, A D 1855.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commits ne
NovS9-lHw6w Intel aud Star.l
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4 UENlSHE aRANrNEHTs.--Nemhe of Congress or
other be accommodated with
kdams's, 2 The parlors are
and we'll furnished
Noy 2S-dws
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Trie.em.s-Gae u as,.sopran Discovery,
PROTECTED England and secured by
Ecoe aud The Imperial Col
Iege of Medicine, Vienna
remedy for general and local debility, los
of decay ard all distressing
effects
youth munh"od aud old HE vtrie powers would moi be-
decitne Of Hc ii the Triesepar
adopted; all impedinenIs vanish Ike
nee thus rendering is invalu ble TO those
No completely and entirely eradicae all Of
which and have thought
for OF the heath OF portion of The
No European remedy for that class
which, English physician with
sarsapariIia world cannot
Nos l. and alike devoid smell, and
qualities. They lay the toilet table without
being detected
cases each; divided into doses
minisiered Vapeau, Lnemand, Koux. &c
had whoie-ar and retuI, Mr. H. A Barrow, No 81
Canai New York. specially appointed by the
part immediately recrivsg
Mr. B,,T1 fnesanar world,
according
Re'al agents required. Terms carh.
Nov 9-diyr
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The New York and Liverpool United states y
Mail Steamers.

r. These sbips having been built by eonuaet eh-
le grossly for service, every care hAs oesh
taken in their constructions also ~ ihs enslaes'
insure strength and speed and thoif aeeoAiho-
elegance aud comfort
Price passage from YORK Liverpool In arsea caon'
53 I'm cabin S5 Exclusive satefoons
! % From Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon sitached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured nil paid for.
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No. 544.
Notice OF the Reopening of the DanviiIc Land Office
tn Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OYFIcK, Sept. 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted
Of Danvie In Illinois prepare ls
lands remaining said aud thirty days
receipt said
eopenng Office which applications will
be received by them.
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Sept 2l-2aw6w Ta'el & Star Commissioner
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
November 20, 1885
PROPOSALS for carrying the ma OF the United stoes Iom the
18th day bruay $50, 3Jh day of june es, nelu
state AlaBA "A, and ia the
herein ied, vii he received AT the Contract
Once the Post Office n the ciy Of Washington
uau Of the loth January 1886 10 be decided on the next
day.
7J02 Montgomery, by steep Creek, Fort Deposit Builder
springs, Coktrvlie, Claiborne and Gaineo~n 10 Mobile
%, miles and back daily, with side supply az GreeDyile
daily and of iinaah, Hickory Crse, sandy Ridge, aud
kkviiie tu-weekyi The ustwren mont
geometry Claiborne 90 be pefiormedin double Hue
four horse coaches, win the privilege. when the roads
carry whatever mail may be daily eeeved at Mont
gomery Claiborne aud between Claiborne and Mo
bile III q be suitable In
speed size for regular performance
the Of the he under the
and exclusive the ace-prd bidder or Adder So
ennpexon shall occur either way by
other persons having right Ia sesu
late intsrere the arrivals and departures OF said
STEAMBOATS,
Leave slougomsry daily at AZ pm
Arrive at Mobile IN SO houfs, by ~, AMI
Leave Monte daily ILL., m, from LIST November 10 LIT
June, al 2, IA residue year
Arrive Montgomery ia 50 hours, by H. M from LIST No
yeniber 10 let June, and by Z, IN, residue oil year
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ. c. Megs, u. s. Engineers.
We. the undersigned residents OFF,, in the state Of,
hereby Jointly eveay United
guaranty IN the foregoing hid c. be accepted that he
they will within the OF the sad bid
furnish the proposed in conf the
ofhe which made. Aud
said shall Gail Aforesaid
the lowest bidder.
tSgnedl A. u.
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No 546]
Notice OF the establishment of three additional
land districts in the state of Iowa.

IN entitled change
i boundae, land disuct- If Iowa, for
other pose appIycd M1rch 3D. 1855 wblcl
know land office has
been established al nAco Wn" eonnty the
g FORT noDGx DISTRICT" IN Webs couaty
and
bury
Given under hand thirty
day nj October. A. u. 1855.
BY order of the President
THO5. A. HENnRICKs,
Commissioner % he General Land Office.
Nov 2-1awGw TIut aud StarI
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston b,
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
y the travelling public.
Dee IDLY
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hereby certify that, the best NJ knowledge and belief the
ibove-named gnarantnrs good and sufficient
tSigued Eff
Mar 81 wiShMay &iawn
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| oSSEELLoW's New soem.-rhe Song of Hiawaha ,
~ by Henry wadsworh IsnnQf-low Pticr al
furious stores about aes and People
just published and for sale
:, TAYLOR 81 MAURy,s
NoViS Bookstore, near 9th 81
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RokrrAAsKs's Pathological Anatomy, 4 volumes
IN In o.
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
. he yellow Nask, from Dickens's Household Words
TIE Confessions of Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Vegetables prces ana
how to obtain them Price l2x
Septi FRANCK TAYLOR
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e. ar..s EOnh. nssE.ns sLn. Ana SOUTH
.ssfy4a2 AMpTDN UNITED STATES MAIL s1EAN ERS.
~n.&AtfA The ships comprising l's line the WASHING
akz1fSEkSsS TON, Capt. E. Csvendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward Iifgns.
Thege seames snulhnmnnn both and relnning
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these hips VIII NOT De accountable Tor g'd
eweiry precious unless bills Of
and che vain" thereof therein EXPRESSED
Shippers please that the ships Of this line cannot
carry any goods eoniTabaId OF war.
kuva
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Philadelphia. Ni~sara, and Great Western Lane.
PASSENGERS leave the depot Philadelphia ad
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine srests) daily az
a. m.
rae 70 INCA $40 90
49,.
10 %
o"uaiots.. .-....--..... 10 90
h"coestet....-. D 30
q
freight trains leave the Philadelphia Reading Railroad
knoad and Cherry sest) daily Tor Chicago
points Arrangements
JOHN TUCKER. President
-. Philadelphia and Reading railroad Comryy.
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.aorosxp PARIS or sAiLrss

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Sc Wall street, N. "
BROWN, sHIPLEY, a co.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNaRp CO,
81 Ausun Frara, london
D. @. WAINWRIGHT b Co.,
Paris
The owners OF these gold
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-n1.ENNenn orMErE ,Y.-oelce w. soa ee.a..,...l.

n
" avenue, street, Savings Bauk This
laid the plan Of the ceehr,tcd
situated high ground dstaHt
Capitol Capitol directly
Ths have received charter from
burial
ca The purchase and prohibiting all encroachm-ns
which importance
they placed them for
tesaue ali when burial ground becomes
sell the dead
scunusy large and legal
= no nj given The ground.
-uncr open f~m 10 ~, pamphlets, with
p4p, all other informroa,
ich with Mr. Jaa~s r.
gs NO 40 seventh suseo any other undertaken, win be
arsnncd June l7--diy
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s,nM ,,naY ONE AuTIuHfZED.-IheR Rob OF DR. BOY
nier para other similar remedies. II radically cu
all affections Of The skin dass .n ,al
ulcers frn accoucbments, the cca
peod Of f and hereditary acrmony Of bnmors a. ~ n
tive powerfully .i~aoon caarrhs VI the bladder IN ron
fractions and other weakness 81 the organs arising rom @ in
injections souuings As an aa syPhitc the Mop ours ns
cubebS from inections wb Only IN
the without nru,ralizina II The Rob B"yyeau ~ ao S
and which have resisted The powers OF mercury or ns '
General ap Tinted Blopdn, "
street, New York. for wholesale orders Gu'iot Due'"s
Lae,eur cold BY all The druggists throughout ,ne u
ed States TIE @ o. peso 81 DC 81 wn 1a Bon
din 81 William New York, who viii give every inso'"'
O. i. il prepared 10 IN America the West ~
dies ac duee as he has the Rob ho"'
GROCERIES, WINES, ttauoKs, we beg lsay ss =
VI call the attention Of our friends and tue pupic /" our
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Java. Rio, and Laguayra eofees
Family, sup.rhne and extra eour in hba asa Bags
Cheese, lard. hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description - ,so.
Aud every other article necessary 10 make up eompe" ~
wines, Liquors, and Cignrs-
MADEIRA sherry port cae champagne wines Of favon"
brards ana part very superior
Fine hanaes, whiskey gins sc in wood aud glass
Together with large stock of Havana, German, and dome
Ne viii offer The soss with other articles which ~
families and The trade . r gs ~ sS naMRos
sou,h Penn avenue, between AZ and oh r''ee"'
octe-lsw9wff
rouS O. DEvEHEUx. comm,s-tooer Of Court o.
Claims, 90 Broadway, of wail street New YORK
E', g mss' B p"nesn e S ESQ., VIM
soyer esq York Ms-srs. Ring Co Hon Fiishs Wh''
i ssa,ems" q The bar and e~an At Or washnfo.
appointment Of the tins and ace Of k'g rr.,
tnear the City Iai to whoa undesnaa
~ ps, lo-.esr jim p"NNN'' j. @, DryRpEUS
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Posr oFYIoE DsrAaTMrEr,
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r1-Ws arc informed nf Lorrid :

ESWe are informed Of Lorrid al
fair which took place at brakes Is mile
House, near dubuque on Christmas =
A son Of Mr.. Drake aged about 8 years,
and other boys among whom was II illlam
Wllmoll aged IL years the son OF .
neighbor oil Drake were on, hun,ing !;
during the afternoon Willnot hecar e
euraged a, an older boy OF the party, and
threatened TO shoot him. but was persua-
ded 10 discharge The lead from his gun
al tree. He however again loaded his
gun heavily, remarking al the same time
"some Of you will get this" After load.
ing he pursued the older boy tn, not
being able 70 overtakc him, turned upon
young Drake. aud when within a few
steps fired al hun; the contents OF ihs
gun entering ms side and causing his
death in a few hours. There had been
no difficulty between Wilmott and the
boy Drake, and II Is difficult to imo g,ns
what could have melted him 10 tha net,
| Wilmoti was not arrested aud mas since
a,sapee1toi Ce.i,. Fall Ren.n..
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Matters At WAsuisercs. The
New York Herald Of Tue sday of las,
week has the following lit may be prog
ramme Of the future, and |, may be bosh
time will fix it,
The Dangerous illness Of Mr.. Mason
IN Paris, and tho probable vacancy in
the mission, has hastened tic completion
OF the programme which has for some
time been in contemplation for change
in the Cabinet.
Every recently Mr.. Buchanan was
written to exchange places with Marcy
who has determined TO leave the State
Deparim ent and for the las, six mouths
has only been looking for safe retrea,
III first class MISSION, aad Mr.. Mason .
illness will probably furnish an opening
sooner than could be provided by Bucha
mans return.
II, is known that Buchanan vii no,
accepi the State Department, his friend.
alleging tina, ne Is much 100 smart Ia
allow himself 10 br the legatee Of Marcy,
| blunders.
Guthrie will also 60 out.
This change IN the state and Treas
ury Department involves, of course, q
j
complete reorganization Of the Cabinet. !"
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.sts .sui 81. not shs eaaEels who w'sh
>, e.2.g.,.fse .aelr cAilarcn. save aGa1Ted'
ID aa.iars in me way Of boarding o ed
sra,ing lheir children at home ias'ea1 Of
seeding sAen shroad. II viii require
all tie funds saal can De raised at home
aus asroa1 to asake Ire lasssiniioa ~ha'
j, ought u se. and wis; we wish TO make
i. and | hope the friends ot education IN
Tiys.n Wi fecl j, 10 be their interest to
secure the location Il the lnsi!iai'cn acre
bv liberal Subscription
4, N p
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A correspondent Of the Pa,la4v!PAia
Lsgu, writing lron Wasaingsoa ssss oil

A oorrsspoutent Of tie Pa.la4r.p.ia
lsau wiring from Wasa;pr,on s,y. Of
,b- aafss, nj TINS hi, !, the Ha,<r
II. Homestead till after nss., .2,r-
lied and energetic efau on ID. par Of
Mr. Dawson OF Pennsylvania 70 ,ase !.
to the Lana Graduation Hill nC Mr.. ColA
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Il Nv Mode Of announcing a Gre.

4 .N.u Mode Of announcing Great
Battie.-A gentleman named Charles
lie Maout residing at S.. Brlene, in
France. mas communicated to the French
Minister 81 War the discovery tina. a
heavy calnonade, ike that Of the battle
oil Balakla.a 81 tie 25tn Of October, pro-
duces SO sensible an cfec. upon the bar.
omcter, even al distance of fifteen nun
bred or TWO thousand miles, as to indi.
cate, by an extraordinary rise OF the mer,
curry, the probable occurrence or such q
battle, and In mnc. shorter space D
time than the facts car be communicated
IN any other way than by the electro
magnetic telegraph
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Locking over t1. proceedings q tie
Legislature, ws 2oaHc<4 skas b. As4
passed the Senate By To.. 81 - &c IL
appointing commissioner. 20 gesa<a.r LIZ
CsPi'ol q Ip.. :; so<as Fe.a' shin .~'
gal,-s :. lie Raecoaa :ork =. Ire Des-
naosnes River, anu .sss: sas- Isl k&1 also
passed the House We anticipated toe
pt.sace q such III .c,, b.: -gr ax.ae s.
men. sas sey1a1 measure Al hn.a1-
arnors those sno voted ior removal .-r
name of ALLEN D. GRAHAM.
/, hss slesy. hssa our o?a15oa that
Representative d-ty il the Lec.s24fe
! isl. Of si.,s4. s.s IS Ea-taler. Is 10 re.
Acct the sentiments oil bis c2nssEse1.s, -
carry o., tier WISHES. and 10 advocate
sher Interests Th-u uPoa tins yPo.4-
esi. i. can be assumed shz, The majority
! @. tie constituents c! Alien ID. GTs-2m
are In favor Of removal To :Gis re
uncauivocaaiy and wlsGo4s reservation
cay. not true Then n follows. IS g.z.-
Ter Of course, We are r.isrtprsssa1si-iAa.
our delegate las proTsd iE-aeasroaz -
his trust. AM true j. IS, se are MS
represented, or not represented q: all
Indeed the later position j. the mos:
,euable as We learn Ina. Mr.. Graham.
/ Tor his .asa!ly) a; ,ais Tine reside IN
Lima County, ii 50, We are glad o. it.
that II nay net be said ,ha, Cedar Coau-
" aided in such Ar at
We aver, ina, Of tie ei,izsn. al this
County who supported Mr. GraasEa. no,
fuo can be found vAe viii deieai nln
/ In ,nis &C, DO. i.ro whom he has falta-
( fully represented, vho<e wishes b. has
carried cot.
! I. maj bs la, Nr. Graham IA. re-
ce.red "-seg Lishr a. sae City = :aat
he mas recently been ..dosr,9 with wig
dom and foresight ae did no: before pos
j -
/ $500,
"a l--
- -. E-,. -
,E..l ;f.t.ta...-. -.
-...-.r,.. ...--.,-I -.
- .a,..tl -. .-.---.I. :.
-.
-. -.....- 49,.
80 r.-t..-.-s-.-s.--
-. - ---s..at- n 60.
,..,,.s, a.-s,-...s - 80. $50.
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]. ". stieIi C.ert
ID g.. Ioait Cedar co. .

Public notice il hereby gwen that b. under
sigred has teen appointed executor Of Tie e.
tate II William Heck deceased late ~ said
County. All rsI sohs having claims agaths
aid estate are hereby notified to present Il en-
n due time; and all persons knowing hem
selves TO be indebted TO said William Heck
either by note, book account or otherwise, are
hereby notified to cal, and settl. the same.
JAMES VANHORN.
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EccLEsrAsTicaL PaoFEB-r - ",
YoRs. On IT, dl, s'sj., >-.@.a,
nam iu,eaueed bill! iato the tez.s IRE
of New York, reialIs- 10 tie c9ngeV.g>a
oil property for relig ons purposes. TIE
Senator wantei il referred 10 sell !,
committee to repor. upon. Mr.. w.
Clark thought re erence to the Judiciary
Committee would be most appropriate.
Some other Senator wanted TO know III.
purpor Of the bill, when Mr.. Putnam
read il for information, when it was re.
ferred to select committee l, SLOW.
upon its face its object, aaI iha, Is T. pre-.
ven, Catholic bIshcps from r-ce,vlag RE.
sents or donations in IT, ra;ae + ''efr
c.urcn, and vestlng tAe tile 10 real estate
in themselves personally.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

MAssys NEST so7 FIsHT.-Aecor-
ding - The Masonic Register, the follow.
ing resolution "a. passed the Grand
Lo3.e Cd California:
Rssolrsl, That the practice of da-Ilog
ia lrpungans TO The principles OF Free.
tnssoary, AMI in all cases where the
Arcsaern resort to this mode of settling
heir disputes, i: becomes the duty oil the
L5l-e or Lodges Of which they are
members, or under whose jurisdiction
ley may BE-, forthwith to expell then
'r7n all the privileges OF Masonry. sub
lrct to confirmation OF the Grand Lodge
and no brother who shall fall in 4 due
shah b. buried with Masonic honors.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

Az low. MusEua. AT Fort Dss
MONIES they have a Museum. Il has
teen In operation for the snort space OF
one year, and We, they have upwards oil
seven hundred specimens IN orallhology
and twenty-five IN zoology and no In
considerable collection Of minerals Es-
tImated from a list OF prices 81 American
Museum the Collection j. worth So 900.
The museum a. Des Moines was estab-
ished and sustained by ". +. Moore
ESQ, distinguished natufa isl. Cur.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

LOOK or-.-C. A Caldwell Cashiel
Of tie Alton Bank, has detected TIE TO-
lowlnr tr.a3 on lie Farmers Bsnk
C4c.rc. Oae's altered 10 FIVE. Fig
IRE 5 pas.43 o. right upper and left lower
oaraes. ard tie words Fire Dosiars
rrasse3 below Farmers BAnk. Easl!.
detected ~ ao33sa- tas.a 10 ,1e light
gl-nes,s. female seated. oxen. cart, train
Of cars Id tie 4zs2z1e- Ieau.ae Tlgneiis
-aaz. three horses 81 .-o2ga. a>--f.oH
Seg-sxr.