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River aud steamboat News.

The river was slowl V receding yesterday,
with about fourteen feet water on the shoals.
The weather was fine and pleasant.
The NdskcILe Capt. Bellsnyder's famous
steamer, IS in port from New Orleans, for
which port she will leave again next Saturday.
The Ohio river was falling at Louisville yes
terdav
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Superior Teas,

ARMSTRONG s. Co,
No. 80 MARKET St, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACT RERS' AGENTS,
NOR the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implements,
i Building Materials, b, SC TIE annexed is list Of
Such articles may always be found at their store and at
the lowest cash prices
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshing Machines Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crush
Little tiant) Frlton's Portable Grist Mill, Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters BedNels Smut Machine, Chd's Grain Sepa
ratur Wells Sawer Planters Cultivators, H.r
rows Ploughs al kinds Churns Meat Cutters, scythes
Forks Rakes, Reaping and Moving Machines Fan Mills, &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, &c.
Window Sah Venetian Inds, Marbsizrd Iron Mantles
Window Glass Of all sizes, Hydrauic Cement Plaster Paris
Chin Pumps Foce Pumps Garden Engine, Iron Chairs,
Iron tees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Lead, White Zinc, Brown Zinc Stone Coored Zinc,
Pants al all cplos Putty, Whiting, Lnseed Oil Lard OH,
1urpeutne Varnishes, Mineral Paint Glue, Paint Brushes,
Rosin Copperas, Paint Mills, &C.. SC
TIIIZ RS.
Gunno and Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand.
SEEDS.
Clover Timothy, Blue Grass, Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &c.
We arr also agents for Pease's Celebrated Excelsior Rail
road Horse Power Threshing Machines. We have
of these Machins hand, will furnish them
Manufacturers prices transportation added As the de-
dsci4-aittT.wSm ARMSTRONG a CO.
JUST RECEIVED,
A SPLENDID LOT 0F ORANGES, Apples, Lemons, Co
y disk Drsndies, &c. LONGhURST a CO,
Scsl - Union 'tree
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4 The American Nomination I'm New
YORK.
MIR. FILLNOREs RATIFICATION.

ALBANY, Y Thursday, Feb 2S 1856.
The American Members Of the Legislature held
meeting at the Capitol last evening. Nearly
every member belonging TO the Order was present
together with Il jnriIy Of the State officers.
Mr 0icl presidtd and speeches were made bv
Aessrs Odell, Northrup Prescott, all Of whom
declared that Mr.. Fillmore not their choice, but
that they would give their hearty support TO the
nomination the action Of the American party,
and would work earnestly for the success OF the
candidates. RESOLUTIONS to Tat effect were signed
by AL the members, aud 4 call Is 10 be issued for
grand ratification meeting Fifty eight persons
w-re present and no dissenting voice.
Tn" American y. y. state COunCiI-In-
doTs, IncHt of FilImO RE- fillmore
Member OF the American order.
CANANDAIGUA, Feb. 81 4 large number Of de
egates arrived here yesterday afternoon, aud
ing, and more expected to day. Il is thought
the Convention will not adjourn until to. morrow
The proceedings, thus far, have been conducted
with harmony, and great enthusiasm prevails among
the members
The statement thst was made at Philadelphia,
that Mr.. Fillmore was not a member Of the Ameri-
eau Party, was fatty contradiced by the President
Of the Council No IL, Of Buffalo who gave the
assurance that he himself present when the
obligation OF each OF the degrees was administered
to Mr. Fillmore, aud that he is member Of the or
der in good standing
Great enthusiasm prevails among the order in
this section.
The Convention adopted the following in the
afternoon, by an unanimous vote, amidst great
enthsiasm:
Whereas The American party has by large
majority OF entire representation in Convention
assembled at Philadelphia, presented National
ticket and platform OF principles cmueutly worthy
OF the suffrage Of the American party in the United
States; aud whereas, loyal men to the honorable
sentiments aud solemn ob legations we have assumed,
pledged TO principle, not men,-therctore,
Resolved That this Grand Body sulemnly real.
firm the principles foreshadowed IN the above pre-
smble, aud that We will firmly resist the spirit of
faction, whenever, wherever, and by Nhomsoever
attempted; and that solemnlv and mutually
pledge ourselves, amen, to the "Union Of hearts"
he"Union of hands" and the Union Of States
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The Am ri cam NomInatiOn i'm MassR-


BoSroS, Thursday. Feb %, 1886.
The Bee, which l. the organ of the American
party, aud the official journal Of the State, hosts
the Fillmore and Donclsou fig this morning The
ChdrieSfoUn AiUerii0cr does he same. The Journal
speaks i2vorably OF the nominations
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I.earv 4 Co.'s Hats.

-. BY THE PACKAGE.
period since the establishment Of our Firm in 1875
have been abe to supply customers in this branch Of our
business with the quality and style Of Hat nov being packed
Possessing pefect knowledge Of the markets at home and
abroad in which 10 obtain material in the raw comprising
their several part-a large manufacturing department IN
which we employ moety Of the best workmen in the State
under the supervision Of the talent and taste employed in
producing the celebrated "Best Hats which for years has
secured to envsbe reputation Of Leaders Of Fashion
for G. nt emens Hats throughout the United Stat
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY q CO, Hatters,
AsroR HOUSE,, n. V. CITY.
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Sherih's Sale.

IlY Vrins q tafioas sEpeaas 70 ne directed b. Ira
~ cFczii cgari q DAvdson couay Al s JAnaafy Ters
ise< ui gel 81 ths coart hoase deor cry n
vhe On ne 80 day 81 hsreh - ne ghss kder r
east, Al tae Ffh ue and atrsss e wuam stuart the
q ne bos9pfth ntsprcnrd IN sail der IN koak Ne "a p
pisn - toek Ne a. pages gi4 and 40 Ia n ks
airgs O1ce q paFd5ea eQanty. y eating tusaig
80 saeh nafksi sffse and runaa< ens kzpdrc
ana thY Set II inches each. TIE ahote praty
sfnztrd h a. cty q NkzhNlir. Dkxhaa eaaasy, fenns
teEfsd en a. she pfcfefty u Wa NuNart
lAn23 J.k .9DnoSneoS. nepnty sheriA
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To Steve Dealers.


FTtHE frm o. Euia BsotherA herensors existing
dissolved The sst DeceHbef last in enuseQgtnrs Il
ne dssh q Waits D. Esia. ne has s be settled b
N ssrVlFing pauarrs
yotn II. Eain ARd william H. Esin EiH eentiaae 10
Wie1raAls Drag hnass Ia al Is sssi snres anrr ghs
sxsa hfnsyle - h1rrtQiofe, sad Pecta sost share
e Publc PatronaEe- LnIN BGO,S
jknlI-daustn 10 Z Cola 90 a
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Huzzl FOR cuprD-cupirs in the ascendant. He has got
the aed last Ladies' you wan:hsband? Gentlemen,
do you uant wve.s Are you love with any particular
SOM Would YOU like to know how compel them quietly
but rresstby to love you return Then take advice
The scientific Professor RuSDoUT New YORK. has written
startling book called "The Bliss OF Marriage, the Art Of
ve-Making" advertised in our paper to-day that tells
YOU how to accomplhit Read it, but remember giou y
to keep the secret Don't tell any body for the world else
everybody WI. be getting married right of-EFPress
For BRoxc Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
fleets Of mprudent Of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has ced such Cartes
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation Hacking Cough
Brochia Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuna
tsm have all relieved and cured in wonderful man.
ner by the great purifier OF the blood, Carriers Spanish
Mixture. ..-s
The ca Of T. II. Ramsey alone SHOULD satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which will astound you. See advertisement.
~ An ounce of fact worth pound OF theory and the
swarm Of conclusive around that incompar
able preparation BooHand's German Btters prepared by
Dr. c. NJ Jaek son Philadelphia, establishing its value as
tonic restorative such increduy
itself from questioning its efficacy. In ali cases OF diseases
OF the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
mtuueQ us CoTulaI iSAO'H'iAS
Dyspepsia heartburn of appetite nausea nervous
tremors relaxation and debility &c relieved by the
Bers very short space Of time and perseverance in
their use never fails work thorough See adver
tsement
PRoF WOOD's HAIR RKsTORAuvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that will the gray and the bald, eradicate
of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly extreme old age. 1t is now put up
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Fillmore Clubs.

We notice that numerous Fillmore clubs are
being formed in City of New Yak. The nomina
ton gives the greatest satisfaction there as well as
in the ''rural dstricstn
The n. Y. Commercial, paper which has op.
posed the American Party su tains tue nomination
OF Fillmore and Donclson.
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r A Ct S!
$3.50 IN PREMIU MS!

II AVING largely Increased my supply Of Rags nv the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June 30ih
induced TO offer larger amount of Premiums for the
resent year, and will pay the above premium in Of
$780, 800 $50 So 500 $50 $40 $780, 500 and So to any
ten Merchants Pedars who will deliver from this date
the 1st Of July 1886, the largest amount Of RAGS the
same be bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
l WILL At ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and Issue
certificate the of the received and paid for
certificates must be kept and sent before next
July that three dsnteresed merchants Of Nashville
make awards. The largest being entitled
800 the next largest to 500, and s. down.
Merchants sending Rags will please write that may
know in whose 10 issue the certificate Combinations
Rl not be allowed.
WOODEN Linsev, Silk and Worsted Rags wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
iy4-dtrwGwu w s. WHITMAN.
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AnMTNIsTRATnRa aAIR

II w gndersEued Administrators l. NJ BFansf5rd dee
gill ~ virtee q Dsed q Trust exscaied ne SD
~ hr4nsioT deceassd b. Aaron Msht And registered In
ne eoce 81 The Register n Dayioa eoanty In book Ne
"A psgss ss4 aud As oes Or Patc aucioa a ths
esertacuse In III tu % NAhfe EsfurdaY he lolh
day 81 AetruaIy, lef loF cash, re HOUSES AND
LO1 thsreis conveyed situated Ia Ntshx1e entln4 81
fammsF huass8 aa seventy fss Or iesr,
aAd being he TO ese and Leis neHi door % et feio
HA a pressut ped ~ said AsEon Wrshs ANS =
ether Featsd ". L. uTLEf, Admrd
afanes-tf a. u aransesrf.aee :
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New Goods.

AN nov receiving my stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS and would b. pleased to show them TO my Gus
TONERS and the public generally. SAM PRlCHlFT,
MARLIN No 81 College
Mso-Iut received SCOTS SPRING AND SUMNER
FASHIONS ~
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS To N'CLURK
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURERS Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Ton Wares
WI intend keeping constantly hand ali kiuds q Cook
ing and Heating stoves, Oman. al and Pain Mantle
Crates, &C. &c
Also-Al kinds 4 Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone Tor
SteaubIa Rolling Nil Furnaces, Foundres Factories
n the city. janl2-ly
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

nEALERS in Pittsburgh Coal anl Coke and White Pine
~ Lumber, corner Of Broad and Front Streets, the
Levee Nashville Tenn; where they intend FeeI lug
supply Of the above articles at reasonable prices
Families and large consumers VI Coal and Coke, supplied
.OrcOntract fair jan3l
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No. AZ Dsy St, New York.

CMITHS SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
~ CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded ny the Amer
lean Institute at their Fair the Crystal Palace for
SELF-ADJUSTING STICKS was to P. ?. SMITH, hanufac-
surer, No As Dey St., New York.
Merchants viii and greatly to their advantage to cal
examine Smiths extensive ent Of these
fashionable arc for neck rest dncement viii be
offered to Jobbers from Western and Southern cities
seereuCe had nearly all Of the hrstcass Job
hing Houses of New York Cry JAM
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OANERS AND BORROWERS OF NC.
IL NEY will find it TO their advantage TO call at
STOUT 4 cos, No. 40,
Front st Sd door frou Public Square.
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MECHANICS BUILDING LOAN ASSo CATION
OFFICERS.
W. 2. BANG-Pre- ident.
W. MEREDI II H-Yice President.
w. GREENFIELD,
THOS GOWDEY,
PHINEAS GARRETT, ; Directors.
WIN. l.. NANCE,
JOHN DASH ELL,
ROBE LUSK-Trea urer.
W. b. A. unsatisfactory.
MICHAEL VAUGHN-Soctor.
JOS. b. KNOWLES,
Nm. P DOWNS, Auditors
GEO. B. GOODWIN
The Books will remain open at the Office Of Mr. RoBRRT
UsE until the 25th March mex, or subscription Of stock
and the pay msnt Of instalmens febl9-lm
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800 REWARD J!
ID ANYWAY from the Sub,crber Friday the 2Sth Dec,
II black Negro Man named lAARRA who calls HIM
self HENRY.
Said negro rather spare made about FIVE feet nine ten
inches high weighs about 50 pot nds, with Of his eye
teeth out easy and gentle il his Manners and wore goaee
dee when he eft. He is carpenter BY trade, and
hired Coleman Spain, (arpenters Of Nashville His
clothing al good but cannot be described He is quite
intelligent and Is probable he viii try and yet Can
ada. will give the above reward deliver ed Nash
VILE or his confinement in jail at any point that
get him.
Said negro belongs 20 Jo. W. Allen Ct New 0reAns, bu
was left in my care by him this fall
Nashville, Janil-u SEQ c ALLEN.
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STEAM ENGINES
Furniture, Clocks, & c.
JoHN PATTERSON

No. 10 COLLEGE STREErs
~Sg HAvS0 rurchzsed TIE entire stoek q q
49, Fufnitarc Ac In the Ware Kooms a r. VI
-. ". Shafrr Which, "a conHeetou win ny -
- fs,usr sises makes the largest and bsst ~
Ia ths cry a, iherrfrs, pfePared - oer ndaceme1ts
Cash and unctusi meu, che reqoesedte
and sxanline Ey sicek and pfices-
ThAnkh f3F pasl hvers FegPect any soicit eontiaa
aaos 81 he sane ltbIl joan PATTERSON.
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JUST RECEIVEB,
A SPLENDID LOT OF ORANGES, Apples, Lemons, c 60
n disk, Drsndies, &c. LONGhURsT CO,
seSl ~ Union
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On lots 70 purchasers and 900 Acres Of the very
best and most a1vantag Dusty situated cane brake" and
back land" i7clUd ng the nine plantations known the
"Trigg Plan alto ''Mud Han 'Sixte nrh" "Kng Plan
tation," "hIeyns Place" Ludlow" "LOdrbO" Holmes
Place the Gross all Of While for Cotton and
Corn, are Inferior plantations in The world
IL aIn tlr INN. 4 In
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I Avs Of the United states Relative 10 The Pebble
" Lands-comreia 20 lsls-wiih of
Confederation Treaties PRESENTATIONS Spanish Regulations Sc
&c, sc. I vol So
Continuation OF the above-completa 10 1873. vol. a.
State Papers Relative Lrnds,
ment legislative and executive subject volumes folio
SO.
Indian Treaties mad United staes-compee from
roeneernent 10 less. vol. 81
made by the Colonies from 1898
1891, relating 20 Indians and Indian affairs. vol. g.
ecs Opinions of the Attorneys Genersl from 7sa 20 1850
vols. 81 50.
Laws Charters and Local Ordinances Of Great Britain, France
spsin Relating Public in their respective tnlo
mics collected BY Joseph ~ White. ? vols. 81 81.
Johnson's Institutes OF the Civil Law Of spain vol london
$40 so.
schmidt's Civil spain and Mexico. ! vol. IS.
Rockwes Compilation u spsnis ard Mexican Law In roiato
Mines Reni 4 vol ~ So
Stature snd Northwestern states
corning Lrnds, Titles, &C, \ vol ~ 9S.
Herels Military Bounty Land and Pension Laws Of The
United I ~ es.
Tripiett's Pension snd Bounty Lend laws, vol ~
Renneu's Pension Laws ! vol - 80
Mayo and Mouton's fension and Bounty Land Laws.
a. 50.
nsyon.do de Jesisacion yJuprdsncis
. vols, qnsr,o. Mss-s So
Virginia Pay Muster Rolls 10 Land
Bounty. Bound In volume. SIS,
Jan 90 FRAHCK TAYLOR.
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Should aalo acquaintance be fofgo,
And brought 90 min
should Auld b fuTEoL
Aud days o. auld lang syne."
The members ending IN June, leS
the junior class OF the ending June, ~ tie soph o
class Of the ending ne 1881 aud The Freshman class OF the
year eads IN Jane 1880 hereby requested 10 assemble In
Washington D. O. ~ the third Of March, A. u 1885, at The LATEST
20 brighten The links Of the chain ofoss and ifenaho which ume
lives greeting and sympathy, untnely fate Of
SONS " their aiost promising eompeers.
preliminary meeting OF the etspponled committee WI, Dc
held on me nfst Monday IN september, A. d. 1885, Al the Unsd
States Hotel Chestnut between Fourth and Finn streets,
which those members OF whom
yenien invited 10 send when The viii DO
adopted to secure as full an attendance as possible.
In tins ume those 10 this addressed viii be
furnish The mail
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, Nj. D.,
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER O. BART, M D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER. b.
ofLancaser, Pennsyiyauia,
PHILIP PENDt.EroN,
Of Winston, Aleghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL +. RICHARDS,
Balsta AM Glass Works, VI
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
.. Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
.--... b.. .2. Committee.
JoHN WEIpaAR Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2T--lawtMar3 Linteiigencerl
All the civilized countries Of the world
this their editorial columns
of casse. through the
visions the globe all throughout The United
States Of America requested ga,uous insertion
cesonay between this date and the Sd of March A. D. 1887
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rr,s.sm.r-rne esea, lGrropsan p.sear.ry.

DROrECTED royal letters England by
the reals Of EeoIe dc Phanaeie de Paris and Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
eemar No ta remedy for general and local debility loss
ve power, decay distressing
arising from early abuse Sc l effects ecaeous
youth manhood and Old viriIe would
impaired, decline life IL The rTieselar
universally adopted; all physical iapedments vanish like
before its influence thus rendering is Invaluable those
rering the marriage state.
completely entirely eadicaes all
cubebs
Of health portion of the pop
No the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction constitution,
and which all the sarsapalla the world
Tesena Nos l. alike devoid smell, and
oil qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
cases. ~ divided into separate ad
minsered by Valpeau, Lalltimand, Roux, &C. a..- -
MIR. III. A.. Barrow No. 81
street. Canal, York. specially appointed by the
paentee United States, and
other part Of America. immediately receiving renittance
Mr. will Triesemar of the world
the the
writer
Reini agents required Terms cash.
9--dlyr
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POSTSCRIPT.

In various Inquiries will take notice that
the sdavs qured filed
b.
II for collection pledge, Of tho party hold
the beneficial euary the claim be stated
affidavit and assignment and release to the United ses
by such party
from person whose favor
uement and payment requested. t- .aaM.s0.
I'd Of Of 2sth February 1885,
their Texas payment
portion amount claim difference the
payable thereon under that
e sdav stating the surrender OF such certificates and de-
schng received whether party who
surrendered received from, Texas real
owner held for collection pledge The party
claiming any beneficial sidsary the difference
person in whose favor settlement and payment
United release Texas the
Amer the paid 10y Texas such certificates
ha he refunded claims Of This description will be
s.ted in conformity with the pToviso OF said ID section
Claimants will lake notice that
evidences Of character OF debt
cuded 10 the affidavit ownership, relenss
each other evidence debt
number date, psy-e.
appear whether the certificates issued by
Of Texas claims against the repusc
by republic Of Texas according
JAMES GUTHRIE, .....a
a Secretary oftte Treasury.
Treasury DErARrnssr,
March 6, 1855.
Feb
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nLENWOOD COMMUNICATIONS No. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, OF ph street, the Savings Bank This
laid plan the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. situated the high ground distant
mile north Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con
foe title prohibiting all encronchmens
legislation Otherwise, which is Of importance those
wish their dead where they have placed them IL has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other sell and throw the dead
rcuausiy legal cannot
titles given 10 the ground
NJ. Office open from 10 IL, m where pamphlets with
nap the charter and bylaws all other normatioa
Also orders e with Mr. James r. a
ysy No 40 Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
HI,sueed June IDLY
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These stop Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILiSo-lss0

stopping Southampton both and returning they Offer
proceeding London and HayTe advantages
other route, for the economy Of time aud money.
PassGss from Nsw York 20 Southampton and bremen.
Frst cabin ssoon else cabin, lower saloon, SO
second do, ESQ.
All newspapers through the ohee
No bl ladng will be signed parcels received ON The day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passage apply 10 49, =. -. 4. . 4. =.
%. Il. sAND, IL South William st. N. Y
u. A, HEiNEKEN b CO., bremen.
CROSKEY & Co Southampton.
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mo. 54s.I

NOTICE OF the location land Offices and
the ONCE OF the surveyor general Ia Ekansas and
Nebraska Territorles.
QE that pursuance the 18Th section OF
approved 2sd July 1884, creating Offices
Territories Of Kansas Nebraska Of
establishing office of general for said Terri
tories The office for the has been located
oMAHA CRY, Of Nebraska Territory
the sfce "PAwHxk Of
LIE CoMpToN" government
4 /.
Given under hand the city of Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1855
By order OF the Presidents
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner @ Land ONCE.
Nov 2g-law6w intel nd
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mo. SAIL
Notice

N the diseotauance of certain United States land Offices IN
lhe States Of Illinois, Aiehigan Wisconsin, and iooG.
FINDER provisions Of
aress approved JuDe Ia S40 which declares
quantity public land remaining unsold
be redaced number than hundred
districts shall be discontinued and, c0upi-
the subject, Secretary Of
directed that the following Offices he diseontinued
shawneelown and KaskaskIa, ia Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Aiiwauk Ike, Wisconsin,. =....
Fairfield, Iowa. ....r. ....
remaining unsod and undposed Of in the above
subject those Offices OF tbs
by the
points, and will be made subject oniry follows
sbawneeown Kakaskia, be cd Sprng fed
district, Illinois.
Kasnaz 200 o Ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district iowa.
points consolidation will give
which win respectively be prepared
applications such their Offices.
Given under hand the city OF Washington this 2 day Of
November, A. ID. 1885. .- - 49,
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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