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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

BOOKS, ~STATlONERY'
-Ayb- niaaylssans5.
FANCY A~RTICLEg,',sa.
QUINN q A FILiB9l

y ESPEcTFULLYinfcrm fiecitfzee Ms 6OfEston
IL and vicinity, thatthey have renioye tcstLe
POST OFFICE BUlLDING and hat Ne jlsi Snen-
ed in addition to their former stock & e18issse-
lection of smsQmE
Standard Plblicati6as.kt
Historical. Miscsliahsousand secbosSt RSSks.
among which may be enumerated A9s ientl and
Modern Histories. Dictionaries. Readers, SPELL
efs, &c &c, together with the most yereri and
popular Publications Of the day, yiGhshp Al the
News Boy. The Lafnp.Lighter. The Lost fieitfss,
Ida May, Ruth Hall, Life Of Barnum, & ca5xE Ito
tte,fA iisnoDktWf
Blank Rocks, s,ss...,,
Of every kind Day Bosks. Journals ledger
Pocket emorandums, Sc, &c. g.s}I,YYt
Writing PaRetsaiollso
Ruled, unruled Flat Cap. Commercial Post
Note, Mourning. Tissue. wrafpingaadtmrfsrate
paper. ---
States. .ieishlos
Pencils, Quilts, Steel Pens, Cards dhesBFSkino,
Hcardsco ses. Envelopes {, Gold RensaBottco Monies,
Pocket Books, Paints, brushes, MDnose AresAtiv
Board Bonnet Boarda Crayopsnand Rleheers.-@
Also large lot Of ~ Esitauos nose2 fsl
|Naigg..uE 1uyeniIe Do0kkss oDa2
IA cboicelot OF Perfumetl S0aps. Shatihe Cream,
Hair-Oil, Cologne. Extractsfost III Toilet, Hand,
|kerchicfs, and other q33xs ,sleiqmoO "
@ al pPcFfumesyJ Issilo s'o1
Gilt Moulding, window ddnad 'wailspfpeer
Comic Sentimental and Fancy Yaiemiiaes.
All order in oar line siilbc ~hfVmptIy attended
70, and,we hope, By strictatteptiop tpfbpsiness 10
lo Ssb' Al : h sss share q q tha G.5 PpEaaRlif iRssssEgSa8fSo.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
The Ladies Department

Is now opened for the reception of Ladies. Ne
in .%titutiou IN the Union inipaFts a more thorough
Ior Interesting course IN HIS department.
In conclusion, we would add, that we shall put
forth our best efforts TO merit in a still more chi.
nent degree, the iintttring receptions with which
our enterprise has met atd pledge oarSc7p to
ir1Partd more thorough. practical course Of aIer.
IcaFtile IaSfrnctionthaH ran be- found at am 9TH
e. similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations; We give
tbe following: 3
I'VE the undersigned, take pleasure in testi.
fying that we 0repersonally acquainted With Mr..
GRANGER'sability asan Accountart. and teach.
er Of Book keeping, which i oi the HIGHEST on.
DER, He ha fnd great experience as an Ac-
copntaut. in heavy Commcicia, aud Banking
Houses. which giveshim superior iacilties ia i'm.
parting q practical knowledge Of bookkeeping,
and 2 THoIouGi Commercial education. :.
.le{ei4 is H., } ALLEN, LII D..
M i, gG President 0fFarincr'S College.
l. M L0nIy ANDREWS.
President of kenlon College.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

ORANGES, Lemons, Nuts, Fruits, &c, forsale
" cheapatthe whole saleand retailGroceryof
ma 80. RS. Cunningham.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

pRkS, Rakes, Spades and sSioyels of ya-,ous
4, k'ndson hand at the Groceryef i VA
INA 80. > ~ RS. CUNNINGHAM. q
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

TOBACCO of all kinds on hand, and is offered
i 10 the loyeis of the Weed at our usual low
rates. LANIUS & BLOOMFIELD.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

Pearl, Tnrquois Gornelian Mournfng.
Garpet, Plain and set cluster breastpins. Earand
Finger-rings superior Gold Pens, Guard, Vea
and Fob chains, Gold and Silver eneils.G Guards
Slides. Thimbles. Tooth-picks Shirt-studs, &c.
Money Belts, cloropets, tort rise shell combs,
thermometer toys, toy-wNtches, fancy baskets,
silrerforks, butter-knires,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
. b hi @ ID s

Silver, steel, and
ETN -A Plated Goggles,
Scissors ,Tweezers,
~ steel pens, Morocco
and steel spectacle
cases tooth. hair, and cloth brushes, pins and
needles. silk, cotton and back skin pocket. books
wallets. shaving boxes, soap,and strops, compass
.es, amber beads. percussion caps. curtain. bands
waters, Harmonious, steel and plated Watch
chains.
Ct OldSily rGiIt q nd 8 Cd
Watch chaiasand Keys. plated and silk guards
A LOT eftoys, &C., with many articles Thelarge
amount ofclocks, watches and Jewelry sold by
the suhaeriber. isthe best evidence ofthe excel
IIency oftEe articles he keepson hand.
SFyCalland examine for yourselves. opposite
the Court House, Eaton, Ohio.
Feb. l. 1855. u.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
lust Received

BIRD Cages, Canaryan d Hemp Seed .attheDrug
Store of j, p. Brookins & Son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

superiorpoeket and peu-kuives Luxurioussha
vino razors. Fine table cutlery. tablespoons. SUI
gar tongs s. table and tea spoons, fine silver, plated
and Uritti ,una ware. Hlf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
Aatest Irnporlalions.

among which may be found almosteevery style
pattern and priceof Eight-day, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Alarm CLOCKS. Also, Gold and Silver
Lever, Magic, Lepine, Englih, Swiss, Dutch aud
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

LII kinds of SCARS kept on hand and for
"A sale by the thousand, box, or retail. at
II LANICS & BLOOMFIELD.
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Tr,s.emar-rns Great Easepean p.sesvsry,


DROTECrED by royal patent Engand secured by
the seals o Ecoe dc PhaInace de Par and The Imperial Col
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesemar NO The remedy for general aad iocai debility loss
Of vne decay, and all the distressing
quences arising from early abuse, Its effects
youth manhood and old age; The ve would be-
inpaited decline Of NE II the Tesenar
numerically adnped all physical impadnens vanish like mage
influence thus rendering Invaluable those
tering the
Triesenar completely and entirely eradchtes all
which cubs
aniioe ruin OF tho health OF portion OF the
ulati0n.
No is the European remedy for that class of
which, unfortunately the English physician with
which sarsapariia in the world
Nos and alike devoid Of SMELL
all nauealng quaurs They luy the oiet table without
their use being detected
cases. each divided into separate doses
miaistered by yapeau Laielnnud, Roux, &c.
had whoissae and retail of Mr. H. A Barrow, No 81
Green street. Canal New York, specially appointed by the
for the Uaed States
America Immediately receiving
forward the Tnos.ma any part world,
pacLed addressed according
Renal agents required. Terms cash.
q
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by RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
~ # sss - il - &C &C ss,;s..s...zsssa

E42 HT@s<xe~s5s3s spzs ~Aanes s'Se.0~EES
Time between washington s"d wheeling but i7l
Raiag time 6strssn Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours
Through Ticket. aHa sessass Cheeks 10 be had 4"
THE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved is
Offers fullest nducens
elsrs between washington aore and al portions Of The West
The 1ion trains from Washington aud the
trains bound West from Baltimore always promptly made at the
from Baltimore This the only change Of required between
wheeling Washington sia,on
There tw ,he passense w'.h"a1 charge, Tor those holding
Washington daily at aud 4H, M; on Sundays al The
AT Wheeling CEN
TRhL OHIO EAiLRoAD ,anans rom bsIas on The Ohio
COLUMBUS These trains Newark wh the Newark,
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al railroad trains with
WILLIE, xsna Little Miami railroad eonnexion is
naute, Lafayette, Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis, &C.
Pasaesse holding through tickets for mcmph., Vicksburs,
transferred Cincinnati the mail the ONO
Tickets for EvanHVe Cairo, and st. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi.
Wheeling welsvle, tfory miles, where
the Cleveland and p''sbure railroad s made
Travellers notice while this the only
aordns throu tickets and checks n Washington is also the
the srsa, West The disiaaee om washington ciscinna
bat 653 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY oIher
by ticket from wasnnson TO Wheeling, % s.
S sosS y steamer from sa f.s & i"a1s"go %
chisaso 81 and SO 50, 81 Louis s sS Memphis.
s6i New oreaap s,l, sc.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland aud
stations Baltimore and Wheeling take
train from Washington. , ..,,- =, --,.
FOR further inrona,on through uosets se apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station. ,, > ,
Master Trauspor,alion Baltimore and
May 5-du @# Ohio Rnilroad, Baltimore.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Dec 2l-lswdw


M f1M slSs of Congress and Wis t.rs Washing
N respectfully Informed that at TAYLOR s. MhURYis
9th will all
Tner extensive stock, addition fhe following
department OF teaure SCIENCE
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly imporiaions from England
CaIhouus Works, volumes
J,fersou's " Works, volumes
Websers Works, vo's, autograph edition
Eveeus Oraiions and Speeches, 2 volumes
C,ay's Private Correspondence, volume
s. 4. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bnncrofi's History OF the United States, volumes
Ststesman's Manual, 4 volumes
HIckoy's Constitution, ! volume
Jefierson's Manual volume
the Unitcd States l valume
Eiot's Dsbales nad Madison Papers, volumes
Mapb's orators aud Statesmen, volume
stoTy's Works 3 3voumss
Lives of Chef Justices OF the United States, volume
Ltebcr's Cvi Lhsrty and Self feuyenmeDt, 2 yo,unes
Wu's Life OF Patrick Henry, 1 volume
konnedy's Life of Win, 2 volumes
GsEland's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Parry Lenders by Baldwin, volume
Dc Tocqusviies Democracy in America, volume
The Fed.fast, volume
Gnmkes Nature Tendency Of Free Institution, volume
CONSTITUTIONAL T book / volume
ChTey's Past, Present. and futnte, volume
sesuiao's Progress Of Matt ms, volume
hcEligotts American Debaier, ] volume
Fuiure Wealth Of America, volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, \ volume.
Every English aud French
the finest qualities, al the lowest prices.
Visiting with the rrnmpude
TAYLOR d aMAURY's,
Dee 7-dtr Near 9h
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Ia naa,son cireai. count. os,sbsr 10, Is0S.

uTILLIAa a. weaver Mary H. his WIFE, Simeon Weaver
w pantns ehaneefy against Tue eheteh
OF jacob CgeI, whose uaknowhi ne eh
dten VI ROsanna Zaera, dseeasea who's. nsues aS ep
aud Ann hs wiiei Joei
CTger, children Msaret Cm decease whose names are
uukHowni Nicholas CgeI JoHas Cdgsr and JeiaaAh Cfs
his right administrator O Aaron fge dreeASea ae
lend n and Sinclair Graves and William a. weaver Se on pc
uLon."
EI,raeis Of decree.
This coming heard papers formerly read
The appointed Land aud segroes men
noned 10 the sad reports aso peion Of Sinclair Gfases c
planning of the said Weaver having hun uus0und negro
at the ao IN The mentioned and practising tfAud on %
purchase, asking have report mentioned
resold, and suHdry bled 20 said petition,
Bat the time the have The rights OF all
led u The aid fund Fened The amounts due 90
Of hs commissioners OF this having rst given notice
thereof eatton la published la e city ~
Washington for four weeks sncees,ey house
OF The county OF Madison do take OF tho said
allowing reasonable bringing money eoun,
did charge him with which he
properly paid parties enuird
the Of the time allowed aud the said eonms
participate said fund
prOp0rons thereof place of
party practicable, and make
thereof he with anything deemed pertinent by lin
Copy Tess, BELPELD CAVE, Clerk.
hereby notified appointed
Monday, 4ih day February 1852,
the and county of Madison Virginia. ,he
the said accounts TO be taken and stated by com
siOner. WlLLlAM L. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit COuu
Dec 30-law4w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Mysteries OF the Post once.
"a mail bag is epitomu OF human hfe"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Dr. Notes from he Diary Of Special 4gsnf othe Posi- oGe



TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or from Diary Of Special sssni Of Inc Post Office
Department
I2mo pp, Price 81 Beautifully illustrated with IS steel
p, by Richie and y wood enstayng from designs chiefly
by naIiey.
THIs rk-underakeu with The saHcou chiof
the Post Once Department. by gentleman who has long
snd .u one Of ,ne spsei assn o .nat e
nIo the practical operations of e post office es'sben and tho
snS M eran msa which m sSo nase % o
nr the security Of e mails and the nvoab u private cores
poudence.
Never volume been offered 10 the puc hrsry
enlightened and powerful
sor, the Brief extracts from Of these naiierng
notices are anne1edi
The will prove entertaining season,
and in vene interest," and general truth nature will form
pleasant addition 70 stock Of popular light literature
conceds IIolbfooks posi-
oce experiences the of being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book-N y. Herald.
The aud entertaining bonk have recently
Mr. obroUk ubvanihed tectaa beat e that
finds rynoldss any who rrnds em viii
realize thu, s lives and ihves snd modern
lfe = Boston Pod.
This work commends ITSELF BY the nature subject every
tPAiiadsiplia Psnnyiranian.
more amusing and Rt the same Tine interesting work. m
Kind has been published In Bulletin
vciwhueu amusing work, Gom which shal make
extract OF two ior the benefit Of the community,
abounds with .so,obe, OF novel aud matter.
Phiadsiphia Inquirer.
This hook indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining open
ing Of amusement Hartford Dafiy CoHdHi.
There h substance enough IN the Incidents pots caract
hts m duzst novels Richmond Enquirer.
No prryon wh9 bas cvor
opeinr another pcron's letter read the book with
hudderns at the sh reepce on which be- has ssood
Publi,hod BY u Cowperhrsit a Co, PhSdsiphis.
For safe by all booksellers and news agenu
bee 0l-d6t
The daily union., 1856-01-22

No b49.
NOTICE OF the dtscontinuan or the United States
N land Office nj Wand ,LIA, in III. State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice Is hereby that Of law and in Of
the OF land officers VAspaLA
sad district below
the sHoK4rAsY srEKoR directed the
EAHDALA be discontinued lands remaining
of the be made susci entry
5rRIssrIxLp, said State
Lands remaining usapproprsted by subject
private discontinued will
that effect register thereof
SFRSeYIsLn will public which
viii be prepared receive applications for such sud
a
my hand city Of Washington this st day
December, A. ID. lo55
r. ..' ..u@ THos A. HENDRICKS,
.... Commission of Lan Ofice.
Dec ll--lsw6w fincligsncer a. Btarl
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Washington AGueduct.
OFFIor or THE WAsHIsuTog

OFFIoE rHE WARRINGTON AouEDucT.
Washington, March 7, 1855
PROPOSALS levied for graduation masonry,
tnnrsIs, and The Washington uqueducL
Prupnssl, the et p May viii opened
that
am the 20lh day Of April
received
described the plans aud
Portions Of the br completed under the
but all contracts unfinished work will
appropriations by Congress The
right percrb the work he done
progress each each Appropriation
works shall be stopped unIi funds become available
In entire particular work for
will paid f In the
engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
gone.
Payments he made upon United
IL will be diuOn Of all contracts that
shalt be paid heir full Wages monthly, aud in specie
All bd should be sealed, and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AqueducL" .. .........
The United States right any
should deemed advantageous and such
considered most conducive the OF
work.
responsible persons, they
bidder bidders w his their bid be accepted
Obligation within days. with sufficient
completion The undertaken sad
certificate Of the United
United States district Attorney officer
general government Individual the Engineer
pnent OF War; that the able TO make good their
Bids opened in presence Of bidders, II any OF
choose be present
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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NOTES.

No will be made for trips pcrmed and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily rSpaned ree times The of the Tip
deducted For arrivals behind break
with depending matte, and not sufficiently excused
ourh subject forfeiture
Fines viii be imposed unless The delinquency be promptly and
scioriy explained by certificates Of the ard
other csdabe nrgecine the mail
ato odce m suffering TO bn ioured destroyed rh
bed lost and for ensia after demand the mail
frequently concerned
hieles The The Postmaster General may The
repeated failures agreeahiy for dis
obrypg the office laws instructions Of the Department.
without the of the Postmsst
General The Postmaster General alter he schedule He
rata Of the He also curai
in whole pro rata decrease
he allow months the
dispensed Ihe bids should be addressed the
Assistant General Mail Proposals
Of April
incprpara'ed bidders
pamphlet advertisement for ais kenucky Ten
nssee, Missouri, aud Iowa, OF 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec 2l-lsw4w Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

ZINE Library Edttlons Of Campbell hilton Dry
den, Bryant aIeck Bonsfrow shak speare Byron Pope
Moore, Joanna Bnie, Cowper, Thompson, Willis, -
HERBERT Shelly Griedee, Burns wordsworth, Gold
smith, scui Hood, Swift Cbauce spence Tennyson sou,h,y
Rogers Gray, many other he found, the
pces undersigned dne edit
nns and bipdnrs, of them besutay "
imported direct from fudon, by the I'M
defsgned, and bound there. fRANCK TAYLOR
Dec
The daily union., 1856-01-22

rHE variety Of American and Italian
L MARBLE CONDIMENTS of beautiful dasgn and highly
he workmanship which he invites The attention OF the public
other Kind OF marble
him call The msrb.e and
workmanship qualify, wi be sold low simi
work ca q be obtained The North.
Al.o large stock OF highly finished MARBLE MAN
tells which will DO sold al reduced prices .---.--
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD
Yard door from lax street, oppo
site National Theaue
Nov It-eo3m
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IuyENnE HOOK. m 1859.

JUVENILE Books for 1885,
The Vessel boys voyages ths world
Man oewur Life boys experience in the United States
navy. vol.
Stories Of Genius reprinted from Mrs. Holland. 4 vol
Culnica Pictures, and STORIES about them I vol
a New Flower TOR Children by T.. Maria Child. vol.
The BooN Of Entertainment with eight engravings vol
Northern Regions vol with "a enFfavings
Sunday Pictures and Bible sofies with large engrN
wolf's Fairy Tales, from German, vol. London.
Robinson Crusoe vol London. With 70 beautiful snsaV
Jn,, rssevsa FRANcg TAYIo9
Dec ~
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Stopping soaihHmplor both going 'nd o,arnns they or
London nyre advantages
other route, for the economy Of time ard money.
Passage from Hsw Y0rt 70 Southampton al Bremen.
First cnbin main saloon, sl9o cabin, -II saoon q
second do, so.
Al and pswspapers through the ~ Nee
No biis ladine will be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached 20 each ship.
For freight passage, spplyto
q. IA. SAND, N South William 81, N. Y,
q. A HElNRKEN a Co., Brsmen.
GROSKEY 4 20 Southampton.
WILLIAM IsRIIE, Hayre.
rn6-dIy
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Circular.
AsEsoT oy FRrHou sPoLIaTioS CLkfNs
Washington, November ~, 1855.

AsESor FRrsou sroLIATlos CJliNs,
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN many inquiries addressed by claimants against
the United Ssies of posdns committed By ihe
French the ratification Of convention with France OF
soDvizi July 81 boias of proceeding proper 20
towards obtaining redress dsem most erpedsnt hu
publicly 10 inform All nch that amer consulting comret ADVISERS
has been copcludsd iuicou 20 voluntarily Submit
would he NJ
other cians and therefore not decsd
o mention other ohjrconbu 70 submit hf
senhtc1 In the usual annr ~ ue
ing of the coming scsion in the uh expectation at dee re
win be provided for Them through especial hoard o. COMMISSION
shall be resolved on - the ony
grant, reference Of thsss elaine may be
made 70 " nv direct legislative act y
The adinnent these claims would uv ana co'enV oc
board u the highest cass for three years a e
Nov 3t-sdlw JAMES ~ 'hoSihW'
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Everett House,

4. North Side Of Union Square, NsW York.
THIS establishment erected prominent delight
fu Park New YoIk affords, approaching fnh, and, when
Completed will combine all sk devise
render IL the desifabit ho'ei yet constructed.
The this establishment
the viii be open first October
dalton Of public.
Applications wishing
for winter months.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited
CLAPP s. J0SLIN.
HAwLsY ID CLArp,
A. q. JosLIs.
sep2,-d3m
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X. III. u GILL EFT,
Counsellor at Lalp.

Has removed his Office TO bis est in Fankln Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will his
principally United
Having devoted patents he
advice opinions legal before
the Patent Oce aud appeals 70 the chief justice assistant
justices the District Columbiu will
preparation aud trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi also written opinions and for
claims before
will also claims before board established
adjudication.
t)ct 2s-du
The daily union., 1856-01-22

lrHE p JUNhNtLE BODIks.-rbc updrrsigned has
aside from his Of for children
varied collection accumulation of ysar BE- si at half
price, ~ less than that when need be- They suited youth
Of all ages, aud he ramined Al hts bookstore,
Among will be Of the works Of Mrs Holland
Mrs Eseworh, Mrs. Bsfbsud such
which have popular which, aiming
waite good sa good ceilings and good pncps supposed BY
few 10 have suit although Teaching all the sci
enees IN wois Of one syllable children Of fur old
Dec 10 fRhNCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

pEoaeE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modern Pilgrims,
III sbo,re The and mshods of
reaching me ny George Wool author % "Peter
sebemhl In Ame,ca.U 9volunes. Phce si %
Letter. young physician entering upon practice BY James
jackson, NJ, ~, LII ~ 81. - ,,,,, -, IL, u = =. ~.
Was and is by RICHARD Wdreth author oi history
of United 81 25
CaA Story of Republican Equality BY sydney A. Story jr
ri o5,
TAYLOR MAURY'a
NevG Rpskiofs aea aIh Hrsah
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United states Mail.
Dec 3O.-law4w
Posr OTgICE Department

Posr oYToE Der PAgraENT,
December u, 1855.
PROPOSALS for the mails OF the United
1856 3Ih June, 1855, inclusive,
Kentucky, will be received the Contract Ohce of
Once Department. In the Of Washington url
the 26h February 1885, be decided by the h March
oowhg aud in the time herein specified, viz
a475 London, KY, by Laurel Bridge, Mcllagus Mill
Lynn Camp, Ratbousyiie, Flat Lick Cumberland Ford,
Yellow Crstk, Cumberland Cap trenn.) TazGweh, Syc-
Thorn Hin, Beans Siation and Marshaiis Ferry,
Russsiyie gs miles and back three times week. ~
2horae coaches months, and horseback the residue
OF hs
Leave London Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at a
Arrive at RusseIviHe next days by u, M;
Leave kusselvie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al =
Arrive al london days by 8, y.
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No. 54s1
NOTICE OF the location or the land Offices
tho Office OF the surveyor general Tn Kansas and
Nebraska Territories. . q Il. a ....
Re Ksows that in Of the i3, section Of the
2ld July, 1884, land Offices
Territories f Kansas and NebaSa aud of The first section
establishing Office of general for said Terri
Office for the OMAuA has been located
OMAHA ClTY The ssat of Of Nebraska Territory
the sce fof the PAwssE and of the
fRA "LE COMPTON, the seat of government of Kasas Ter
nory. ..# #.. ..
Given under hand the city Of Washington this
sixth day Of November, A ID. 1855
by order of the President
TIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ohice.
Nov s9-law6w Intel and star,
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An Es..y Use- and rrusss, and on the nature rnd
"a operations law and Of those which
by Francis William san
des ESQ Second American edition from e last London edition
William Nnd John Warner, with ref
English and american BY member Of the
Phllsdslphia bar, 9volp 10 ene sYo, - -
Ius, published FRANCk TAYLOR,
Nor III