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N0tite Of Foreclosure.

NNHEREAS John Conlif, of Ellsworth in the Coun.
w ~ Of Hancock on the twentieth day o July 1858
~ hs deed Of that date recorded ia Hancock Registry
vol % page 90-Motgaged 10 The subscriber certain
o or parcel of land situated in Ellsworth bounded apd
described as follows, 10 witt on the souhwestery by
fatten Pond, norhwesiery by land Of James Carter
and land iii the occupation Of Daniel Smith, ncrtheas
tery by the back heo The road lots aud southeastern
by tand tohveyci 10 Thomas Cane AMI James Carter.
nniuig Is acres less. The condition OF said
uorg sc having been broken, hereby claim fore
lose the same. JOHN " DANIELS
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DISASTERS, &c.
The hull of sch Gen Warren, Of Bucksport, was
towcd into Gloucester by fishing sch 2sth. The
G is undoubtedly the same vessel which SC
Marengo, at Provincetown, saw ON the 18th O.
Cape Ann.
Brig Princeton, (of Brookline, Me.,) Wells, at
n from Black River, j, had heavy weather, split
sails, &c.
Sch Sarah (of Franklin, Mc.,) Miles, from Bos-
ton for Porto Rico, put into New Bedford Sd inst
in distress. Reports 10th ult, lat SO 40 N, lon 6S
10 W, experienced NE gale, in which she lost a
part ofhe deck load of lumber sprung aeak, split
sails, stove boat, damaged rigging, &c. and it was
with constant pumping that they kept her afoat.
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5lrlll.1 strlllg.

J-tluL ,5lFlllI.
We can point proudly to the vote OF
! Bangor. Of Penohscot and Of MAINE All
honor to the noble Republicans of the
Pine Tree State. They have come man
| fully up to the work amid a general feel
ing Of encouragement in view of the State
elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana
and have done THEiR WHOLE DUTY. They
have stood firm by their principles. and
worked as well for the cause of freedom as
if hey had been assured of victory in the
Union.
We point with pride and pleasure to the
figures. Bangor gives a majority OF 625
for Frem Mt and gain since September
OF li6 Penohscot so far has gained about
l" the same proportion,--some towns, as
Brewer, Hampton. Orrington, Carmel,
0rono Oldtown, Etna, &c. doing even
better Why
FoHGLRY. Our usually quiet village
has been asitated for few days past by
the detection, arrest, and subsequent cs-
cape, Of one Of orr citizens for TIN crime
- ,'Ef! pom ms own eofieSsioh'
-, ~ !''S '['h eh@a7'a !" ,nc oahSeroo Us
the names OF quite a number OF our best
business men and when the paper be-
came due. has taken il nm with other
equally worthless The whole amount
new ont is about a3000.-Bru.srIck
IL.
M :,
ver.jser state, that information las inst
bsga received that tAifty bales Of c.o.h-
in; sent from tde cast for sufferers IN
Kansas. have arrived at Lawrence and
hrrn distributed. Sixty cases more
were at I.eavlnWortE and would reach
I.awrtuce in a dav or two. Ono hum
dr.d an nA ty-seyea cases Of clo,hin,
- ''''''' ''+'''' ''''
nv
BreuAv\y Cfv1lIz,r1oN. At the
rc,cnt Bgchonqn meeting in PeansyI.
yan;a addressed hv Senator Toucev. the
faIl,wip, sentiment was responded to
with th,ee cheers. civen with will:
.fho burnin, Of Lawrence and de-
struction of the free pfess Of that place"
~ Anooo the Prisoners confined a,
7 ee,fnn.on K r sent 81 1885, and
h,,ra o,o, ~, ,ho cbar.,, of murder in
th- frs, Ierr,c.-
G II Calkins Rangor Nc
Tbos B;ckcrtoo. Portland Me.
+ r S,r;ft Rrunswick :.
ing Mos that business in that city is
quite brisk. Every saw mill is in ac-
tive operation by day and nj 5ht, and the
demand for lumber has advanced 81 90
per thousand. The trade of the city
bids fair to be better than it has been
for years past.-MacAias Union.
If Hon Samuel Uoar. at Concord. ON Sun.
dav last nj the ace of 70. He will be
remembered in connection with hi, mis-
sion to South Carolina some wears ago, to
u,bold the rights Of colored seamen sail
inp to that port-Mr. IIoar being driven
os,v hv the shareholders ON penalty of
personal violence.
The Huntington Forgeries were caused
by four pairs of horses-two pairs OF
carriages for himself and wife, aud sew
eral fast trotters. two matrimonial estab-
lishments, the fair occupants of which
literally patronize the jeweller' $ shops
and all the ct eeteras which usually
distinguish man of such tastes.
The Rev S. Thurstop of searsport
hoe declined the honorary degree of Doc
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War in Kansas! +!

A LII persons indebted to the Subscriber,
\ either by otc Or account. prior to Nov.
II, ls55. MUST call and settle Immediately, or
shall not hold myself responsible for the
consequences.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
ASA McALLISTER, NJ. d.
Ellsworth, sept. II. SO. "a If
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TO Leonard Jordan and all whom
it may concern.

10 Leonard Jordan and all whom
it may concern.
In that notice you must state
That you made great mistake
For Leonord j. pretends to say =
l left his bed and ran away.
But | never left his bed
For such thing he never had.
Night after night he's gone away
And not word to me did say.
But this thing lie truly say:
l left his home and went away,
But vixen left, my bed took
And never it have | fors ook
He prctends he laid awake,
BY the noise his child did make;
SO up he gets and went away,
And from my he'd he long did stay.
When he is sick he calls on "Marm,"
She gives sweat TO Keep him warm,
And then she goes and makes him tea,
And not word they say to me.
To neighbor he did say,
Five hundred dollars he would pay,
If with me he did not live,
Now twenty dollars he won't give
This is the way he's led lis life.
Since he took ne for his wife;
If this is the way to do,
will single lie pursue.
And now they sa, that do lie,
And all these stories will deny;
But ifthey VIII OIL me just call,
am pre- parrd 20 pruve-hcm all.
Night after :sht I've sleepless ,ay,
Thinking how could set away;
Never 'uid l contrivc ii way
Until two weeks age to-day.
If he does partner need,
He'd better now the Bible read;
And III that oek will find friend,
Who'll near tirsake him to the end
PRISCILLA +. JORDAN.
Mariavillc, Oct. ~, 1856,
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To the Public.

HrDSON'S AMERICAN SALVE AND
BURN OINTMENT, which is gaining SO
much celebration toi the cure of Burns. Scalds.
Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips and Eyelids. Chap cd
Hands and Arms. Sore Nipples Diseases of
the Skin, inflammation, Piles, Salt Kheum.
Sores on Children, Chafcs, Boils, &C.: and
is good IN all cases where an outward appii-
cation is needed. For the truth Of which we
offer you the following statement:
1--WE. the undersigned, knowing the above
Ointment, and having been acquainted with
the Proprietor for many years, can commend
his statements to the full reliance of all whom
it may conccrn.-Signed: Benz. F. Barstow.
p. NJ, Mattapoisett; Loring Meigs; Caleb
King; Samuel Sturtevant, Jr., Treasurer, Of
Rochester,
Is sold. wholesale and retail. by Jos. Hud-
so.:, sole proprietor, Mattapoisett. Mass. Or
ders left at $. n. & II. &. UHord's, lib Court
street. Boston, will be attended to. Price o5
cents per hox. The usual discount made to
vc'; dcrs.
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ting through nice chemical action, the causes of
impurities, and hamo'S Hence it, power to cure
hunors that mere medicine conao' cure Il2nce its
power of pgtea'aJ and piataiay the blood. 1t
furnishes eren', tie eemcst Of uich pure
bond IS composed. 1t eradicates and cieanses away
whatever clogs and thickens the blood.
Arnold's Vital Fluid
Renders the system strong and healthy, by free
ing the blood and stomach from Objectionable
terials 1t nerves and WHITES the system, by Fur
nishing the elements which give uaalay.
Arnoldss Vital Fluid
Gives to the system an influence and effect SINH
lar to that produced by exercise ia the FIRE qpe,
1t e1hiraieS by ngthening the blood to brish
er aud better action--toing its work by beginning
at the bgininy 1t is pleasant to the taste, and be-
comes a favorite wherever knowu.
Arnold's Vital Fluid.
Removes Biii9usneSs in the most direct and easy
manner, By naIrlhsiay the cause. This is the
principle Of its action in removing illness general
ly, 1t n1arah,cs the cause by freeing the blood
from imptdimcnts to its proper iulflment Of its
liie-gNins functions.
This principle of neutralizing the cause is why
Arnold's Vital Fluid Cures Humors
that mere medicine cannot sensibly effect, and why
it cures other diseases
Resulting from Poisons in the Blood.
that mere medicinal preparations cannot alleviate
Humors are posons ia the blood, and il is by their
chemical action in ueutralizing those poisons that
Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid
are enabled to cure them 50 that they stay cured
TESTIMONY. TESTIMONY .
TESTIMONY TESTIMONY!
MEDroRp, Mass, May, 1856.
Messrs, Burr, Foster 4 Co., Boston:
Gents-I feel it incumbent upon me as duty
which | owe to you and tho public, to make the
following statement in regard to the remarkable
power of Arnods Fluid.
For more than year my wfes mother and three
| of my children were afflicted with a mali gnant hui
NOR the character of which eminent physicians
were unable 10 dttrnfae prescribe successful remedy
for After trying many humor remedies, was
induced to make use of Arnold's Globules and vi
tai Fluid which am most happy to say has entire
ly cured them. For the benefit of others like aic-
ted, would say that no language of commentator
witch | is too strong for the merit. of these
Justly celebrated medicines
Vital Fluid so cents per bottle; Clio
bules % cents per box.
MANSFIELD & Co, II City wharf, Special Agent
WEEKS & POTTER, l5i Washington street. an,
GEO. G. GOODWIN, 50 Union street, Wh1iesal
Dealers.
SOLD ~ PROMINENT MEDICINE DEALERS GENERAL
LY.
| Sold in Ellsworth by c. g. Peck. 3n4l
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.irnaId's Vital Fluid.

PurfeS and strengthens the blood by cradica-
ting through nice chemical action, the causes of
impurities, and huno'S Hence its power to cure
hu,nors that mere medicine conao cure. Hence its
power of Strcngheaay and pf.ti 2iay the blood 1t
furnishes to erien' he element Of uhich p,re
bond IS composed 1t eradicates add ceanses away
whatever clog< and thickens the blood.
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Notice.

HANCOCK IS October 4th 1856. Ia
d ken on Execution in which Enos Woodland is
the Judgement debtor aud will be sold at public
auction at the Counting room Of the Ellsworth
Bank in Ellsworth on the 29th day of November
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Seventy Shat es
of the stock of said Bank, property of said Wood
ard. 3w39 L. REDMAN Deputy Sheriff,
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i II 4 Il OTYPE,

Daguerrean and Photographic Goods.
JOIN SAHYER co l23 Washington Street, Boz.
TEN Importers aud dealers in Plates Paper Ca
ses, Frames i.pckets Pure Chemicals, Coodinn. Var
''5t-> y TT. d ''Ns or the Art Orders promptly
attended Il.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Z
Arr at Turks Island, Oct 10Th brig Mary Means
of Sedgwick, Hopkins, unc.
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Arnold's Vital Fluid

Renders the system strong and healthy, BY free
ing the blood and stomach from Objectionable ma
terials 1t nerves and WHITES the system, by Fur
nshing the elements which give vitality.
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Frames, Paintings, Looking Glasses, &c

Frames, Paintings, Looking Glasses, &c.
ALFRED A. CHIlDS h Co. M 10 fremont Street,
B"sfch HinHhctnrer Of PICTURE FRAMES or.
nhn'enied and plain, of every variety. Also Dealers
II Landscape and Fancy Paintings, Mirrors, &c Fur
nsieti OIL the best terms
HOFEL WARE.--Now opening the most desirable
STYLES OF Hotel aud Geelee Resoraln. Ware ever of.
cred inr sale ia his These go IL WIRE male AK
prrSSy tor the IN Unsigned by Of the first class
''ti Hacinrert III Europe. Imported by e. T. WlGGIN,
corner OF Hanover aud Marshall ST.. R"ston
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DliISSsS GOODS

ever hrpn.ht In this market. 'fhiheis Of all shafr.
ly"neses fopns. Enge Argentine Cashmere r'laIs
Satin Mnhir = TX Warp iatit.ua. >hxan, piaid, Il.
Btses, VI "!nna CotnJ RIw SIX Ptids Deiiues prmis
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EsG..AIlNGS.

English French. Gartntn and Italian. Ancient and
Naden IN lille ahd Gezz tint. IFhOlesalr and Retail
Afa'lrihies and Teachers supplied with Eneravines and
maj erals for the GRECIIN e. ANTYQ JTE PAINT
NC m the test terms. X. WiGfiIN Printseler
Ne ID fremont Street, opposite the Museum.
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SHAWIS

Cashmere SIX Ln4 aud square Waterlno. Pierce.
taIP Bay STATE Enpr ;nI Scorch> ha"ls Chilrens DE-
Gedts aad BHE+ ''" ami shaw Ctpes &c, &c Ip-eihrr
WITH hull asHr iusut o ladies' Gtnths Ger,nan Ctth
Gasireres and Daeskius r"redS. Salaeits. Rel E.Ge
Mixed, Whne aud yellow Ftlnuels Shirts a ii Draw
ers Llsle Il nj anl Cashmere Gov. Wnr, ted Cash
mere aud Sivnny RGsa. Laes Rooster and feier,fint
Capes. WROUGHT Guitars from - els I" 80 Rich SETS Of
Sleeves aiu G,iafa 3 ard SIR Nelvets
Veves anI Ribbons, " Antique Trimmings. Lane asler
aai FfeAcn Q uts. Waalen Raakets, ( l. shaker
fauleIs q rt,ug Fiatu"ls Siilchel Linen and Frech
Shi RoS"ms, Lawns, Cnesk Cinlhrics aud Ait sns
Elastic and Leather Belts, Tiuie Lineas ShiIimgs,
s. in .rrL.ILA.. 4.
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Arnolds's Vital Fluid

Gives to the system an influence and feet SINH
lar that produced by exercise ia the FIRE open
1t ,rhdrates by rengthening the blood to br sh-
er aud better action--doinS its work by beginning
the beginny. 1t is pleasant to the taste, and be-
comes u favorte wherever known.
The daily union., 1856-03-27
rrlessmnr-rhs Cree. european D.ssovssy.

pROTECED by royal letters paent Of England and secured by
the ssa!s OF Ecoe dc Pharnace de Pi and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, VirBna.
Tesema No the remedy for general and local debility loss
Of ye premature decay aud all the distressing
qusnces arising from an early abuse Sc lie effects eacious
youl manhood and did the si1ie would
impaired. decline Of life II The TriesenaT
universally adopted all physical mpednens vanish like
before Influence thus rendering invaluable those
lering the marriage state.
Tss-ina completely entirely eadieaes all
disorders which cnbobs
andote for the ruin OF the health OF portion Of the
No Sis the European remedy for that class OF
dSdss which, unfortunately the English physician treats with
the inevitable destruction of patients constitution,
which all The safanalla in the world
Tesemar Nos l. q alike devoid smell, and
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
Sold cases. - each divided into separate
ministered BY Vsipean, smand, Roux, sc.
To had, wholesale RETAIL Mr.. II. A. Barrow No. 81
Green street. Canal New York. specially appointed the
proprietor and for the United
other pari Of America immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. BlOw will forward Triesemar world,
pacbed aud addressed according the
writer.
Reah agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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avs OF the United states Relative 20 the prbIir
" Landscompeta up 10 lb2cwilh
Sc, &C. ! vol 50. ~
Continuation OF the sbove-oomple,e 10 Ias vol. e.
American State Papers Relative The Puhc Lands ard nncu
sR WV
mcucement TO 1853 vol. 81
Laws made by the Colonies and from 1883
1881 relating to indians and tndan hfairs. vol 81.
vol. 81 SO \. -... =.
Laws, Charsr Ordinances Britain, France
and spain, relating their respective
nies collected by Joseph NJ. White 2 vols. SO 90.
lohnssns Institutes the Civil Law OF span vol London
$40
hchmidts Civil Law cf Spain and Mexico. vol. &5,
Rnckwe Compilation of Spanish and MEXICAN Law In eato
To Mines and Real Es,ats Titles. vol 81 50,
Statue Regulations Western and Northwestern
cernina Lands Titles, be. 4 vol 81 ~
Heil0s Military Bounty Land and Pension
United Stairs. ! vol 50 %.
TrpleHs Pension and Rouuty Land Laws. / vol a. u.s..
Bennettis Pension Lave I VOL 81 80,
Mayo and Monlons Pensiop and Bounty Land Laws. vol
~ sol .a @.. .... -"
3vnls duatfo Ms6@h $50,
The vKipia Pay Muster Rolls Militia snaued % Land
nounty, bonnd IN volume. els, ##...# -
Japa0 FRAScK TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1856-03-27

HLENWOoD CEMEFE SN.-Omee No, 2g2 Pennsy vana
Of Ihth street. Savings Bank This
cemetery laid The celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated on The high ground distant and guar
mile north Of The Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This received charter from Con
eppropratng their burial making
Zee title 10 the purchaser and prohibiting all encr0achmens
legislation Otherwise which of importance those who
Sish their dead where placed for
tecon custom in all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell it, and throw the dead
ascuousy into large and prevent
titles given The ground.
~ -O1iee em 10 10 ~ where pamphlets, with
the chaTte aud bylaws and all other information,
obtained all orders for ie with Mr. janice r. aT
No 40 Seventh other undertaker will
strRnSd Juae IDLY
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Dec ao-lawsw

sEMB1sts OF Congress and Wis, ,srss washington
Iu respectfully informed that TAYLOR MAUhYAs
Book and Stoie Sab they
Their extensive stock addition
comprises department OF science
New books received Immediately on publication
Weekly iinD0ftatioos frou England
Calhoan's Works, 6volunes
JrnessoB's arks, y volumes
Wehster's Works, q vols, autograph editor
Esercu's Orations md Speeches, volumes
Clays Private Correspondence, volume
s. 8. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofts History Of the United States, volumes
StatesmaDs manual, volumes
UIckeys Constitution, volume
Ie1ersup,s Manual, ~ volume
The constitutions of the United States, volume
FIioi's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshs Orators and Statesmen, voluae
Btory's Works, 3 youmes .ua H......
Chief Justices the United States, volume
Lieberis Civil Liberty and Self government vougles
Win's Lie Of Patrick Henry, volume
krnnedys Life Of Wiu, volumes rt
Garsnd's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Lenders, BY Baldwin, volume XII.
DE ToecueviIss Democracy in America, volume
The Petefsisf, volume 'ta ..ma
Grimke's Nature Tendency of Free Institutions volume
Constitutional r. LIT book, volume #.. =
Carey's Past, Present, and Future, volume
Seamans Progress Of Matt volume
AcEigous American DeLaier volume
Futur1 Wealth OF America, volume 6# z.. a.. ..-
Smiths Wealth of Nations, volume ..-. 4.
Every description Of American English French stationery
the nn. 81 qualities, at the lowest prices '
Whiting cards and printed with the prompue
TAYLOR MAURY's, -
Dee 7-du re. ..a . ....es Near sb
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Nassau HAN college Of new Jersey, princeton
= should aQld Acq9&intaxce be ioIsots
And never brought 10 min
should auld acquaintance be halgot,
AuA Aay. - us.Id inng sysfR. ~

should auId acquainlasce be ioIsot,
neye bsoGght min
should aud sequsintanee be lfgoti
Aad days ~ auld lang syne'"
The members OF the ending In June 1888
Junior elias. Of ending June, e The sophumoIe
eass VI ending 1881 the Freshman class M e
ending in JuRe 1880 hereby requested 20 assemble IN
Washington, D. O. BY the ld Of March. A. ID @ Al The latest
brighten the links Of be chain e lows and en5sho which time
ude ever entirely exchange once more IN ei
lives greeting and sympahy and lament The unley fate Of
Of heir promising cOnpeers, .. .-....-
preliminary meeting The sclEappointed committee will be
held on the hrst 9onday IN September A. d. 1885, e United
States HOTEL, Chssant Fourth and fth Streets
which those mrmbers OF the Glasses whom be
venien invited VIII be
adopiea 10 secure as ful an attendance p0aelDle.
In s mean e those 60 whom this notice Is addressed VIII be
good enoagh 10 furnish the secretary committee by mail with
their respective post offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ d,
Of Trenton N. j.. Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNEa
- - Of ancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
- Of Winson, Aleghany Co. Md.
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF BaistI Iron and Glass Works, N. j
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHK WEIpaAE Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-awtNaT3 IIutelieencerl
newspapers In the civilized of the world
ed this editorial
classes through the d
visions the globe all throughout Uned
OF America requested sIaiuous insertion
easonay This date aud the 81 OF March, 1851
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Fryourrvx Dxrarrursr.

NJ resse of cf Texas do hereby
Edward signed certificate tho preceding
~ the date NJ ssid certificate
state f the that he the
IN. oesi statute laws OF said State, and s his aes
ta,ion Is n %
In Testimony whereof herepntc my
great seal ~ the State be smrea, Austin
s,h day of February, ~ 1875 spd
1.-THE Ind pendencc o the Unied and
Of Texas the twentieth year
EN-. PEAsE.
whereas creditors referred Conra,s
holders the
o.. of tho and whereas s alleged there
or.d ~rrfcsi.. debt the holders Of
Oft and whereas the ID
.. Congress the holders Of the certificates
evidences debt sa releases United
ind a.o Terss before payments and the
set requires public peco should BE- given FOR the space
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POSTSCRIPT.

various inquss win take notice that
The adavs ownership required be filed with he certificates
holder is real
for collection, pledge the Of the party hold
the beneficial esdua interest In the claim must be stated in
assignment and release the United States
be duly executed by such together
releases from in whose favor set
uement and payment Is requested. IA.
of Of 26ih February le
who have Texas of
PORTION amount and claim the difference between the
paid proportion payable thereon under that act
surrender OF certificates and de-
received thereon whether the party who
received Texas The real
owner for collection, In pledge The party
benehcia resdH In The difference
in whose favor settlement and payment
respectively, file assignment and release the
United States release Texas in the in
refunded Of description viii be examined
conformity with the proyso Of said I'd section.
will certificates,
evidences Of the character of debt be
affidavit ownership reI.ae
evidence of debt corrscy described
number, date and of II should
whether the issued by sulOes
Texas cIaims the repuhc
by republic Texas according the facts each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ftte Treasury
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
March 9, 1876.
Feb 2s-law4w
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mo. 549.l
No. 549.
NOTICE Of the dsconttnuance o the United states

NOTICE Of the dsconttnu OF the United states
~ land Office at VANDALtA in the Stale of ILLINOIS
Noucs hereby that Of and in view
and in said district reduced below hundred
The sEcRKTAEY directed that
VAspAA lands remaining unsod
made entry
in said State.
Lands remaining unsod and anappopated by and subject
private entry land oce die aBnued viii
ipi or
register
will give public day
will prepared receive applications for such lands
At their Office.
my hand, city Washington, this day
December, A. ID. 1865.
THoS. A HENBRi, Ks,
Commissioner of the Gpnerai Land Office.
Dec ll-law6w IIneligsneer StaTl
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X. IL. GILL Il II,

Has removed his office his resid franklin
Of and Thirteenth He will continue his
principally Unit.d supreme Court
Having devoted much he law he will
advice opinons legal
the Patent Oce the chief
Justices of the District of Coumba and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He wi also written opinions and for
before Congress either
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
nct a,C