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FALsBHooD NAILED-T. 4. Clifford, Secretary
of the Pennsylvania American State Council, denies
that resolution endorsing Mr. Fillmore was pending
at the adjournment of the Lancaster Council. He
says that no such resolution was submitted as the
nomination of Mr. Fillmore was endorsed and ratified
at Harrisburg in May last, and consequently that
there vas no necessity for consideration of the subject
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-11

Na~ Hostetters Bittcrs.-Dyspeptics if you
would be WELL bottle of Hoeter's Bers. 1t like
charm in giving healthy the digestive organs,
strengthening the system Especially utility
tonic and preventive Of aguor of the highest value
summer when the whole and system reuxes
and effects condition which permits the approach Of disease
There is not single insance known of its failing do good
where has been used according to directions Try it. This
celebrated article Btte for sale wholesale and retail by O.
Wooman Magazine and Common Streets John Wright
Co.. q and l5 Chartres street. and druggists generally.
2nftlSltNNNA
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LIFE OF WAsHISero TONI N. Norman,
40. Camp street and under the ST Charles Hotel
as laid Oh our table the second volume Of the above
named valuable work. @ As the publication Ct tins
snlIlne has been awaited With great deal q mpa-
Silence by The public, we have no doubt but that II
Will meet with a very rapid sale.
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rases, ~ cana wee ete the carriers
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81 !; fur eysry subsequent Insertion IS eeats.
second page ars changed u tor eFss
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aga1tisemsnts published ii chargsa q per
&i3 square fos eseEy Insertion i'll Hi a} 3s5
not naeks will be pabsssd one months q
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scripon VII 10 stopped until all sfs
st,tioa If the proprstors. #s2
amt Will be made n regular advertisers
ses 51tEH ii DAILg CRESCENT
which renders medium for adver-
FAsfaIY PAPER cfculaes largely resching
asny hundreds III hour und being Tead
befcro te approach business hours artics
for family may DO sayant published Y y
selnnns si5gEa #s
THE III ZEE ELY CREsCE MT
published every Monday morning at So 5ea N
aaSaucs Having throughout Leu-
isiasa ississippi Texas ana other
favorable Of milking
their wsTes and commodities known in
sertsi for 81 per sqaare, each inser
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N1cARAGu Persons wishing to emigrate 70 the
Repnblicof Nicaragua, are notified to call lmna
iately al the ton ONCE No l Royal street
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~ ID The Hon. George Eustiss II, Member Of Con,
gress from Louisiana, has thanks Tor Congress.
s:snnal documents. Emf 5is 5 $50
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Fillmore and EB0aeISOW
ANTE STATION, JACKSON RAILROAD
Tuesday, September 10Th.

Tie friends of FILLMORE and DONEISON in St. Helena
and adjoining Parishes have the arrangements for
a GRAND BARBECUE to take place TUESDAY, the 10th
of September, at the
ANTE STATION, JACKSON RAILROAD.
Several DISTINGUISHED ORATORS are expected to ad-
dress people, and ample arrangements have been made for
the accommodation of guests
Ray cordial invitation is extended to ALL irrespective of
party, TO he present on the occasion.
\; In; J; rEED,WyGAaRnDP;s,) Committee
JAMES MOORE, of
S. S. COMMON. Arrangements
E All papers friendly the cause urc requested to copy
the above and send bill to the at Amte Station Post
Office. selO 2ptd
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S0EdGe2'y, Harness and Trunks.
The subscribers have just received full supply Of English
French and American
SADDTaE5y
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stool, Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EH =D me- pn e. $50
Is NOT TO BE EQUALIED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
say hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
2I2 CZTHgES.S,
and other articles in their line which they invite attention
WING MAS HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY & CO.,
leg 2ptnl 81 st. Charles street.
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M We are under special obligations to Messls
Castillo u Harisne their kindness in furnishing
iii with files Of Havana papers. g 53 8
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Fourth Ward american Club.

A meeting of this Club will be held THIS EVENING, at
the of Exchange Alley and St Louis Cup staifs)
i O'Clock. A full members requested
business of importance will he brought before Meeting.
a. Meetings held every THURSDAY NIGHT at ~
O'clock liy order of
sell 2plt THE PRESIDENT.
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sg Messis Post q Mel have our best thanks for
their kindness IN furnishing is with late news from
Florida. Al u 55 II s5 #5s.f4s
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FROM BRAzos st. j AGO. The schooner ". 4
Torrey arrived last evening, from Brazos St. Jago
WITH s9A 700 ii specie, and the U s. mail. .
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Fifteenth Precinct Fillmore Ggssb

A MASS MEETING of the friends of FILLMORE AND
DONEISON will be held 1T the SCEOOI.IOUSE, corner Of
E;reatmcn and Union streets, Third Districts, on
Friday Evening, at isalf-past7 o'clock.
persons favorable the election of Willard Fillmore and A.
j. D0nclson respectfully invited to attend. SIS ttFr
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Loss OF THE BRIG NIAaARA.Ihe ship Creole,
Capt Pierce, arrived yesterday from New York,
having on board Captain Belcher and eight men who
comprised the crew Of the brig Niagara. The Creole
fell ii with her On the 9Th inst lat. %, long s. 80,
aIsnasted and waterlogged. The Niagara was from
Pensacola, bound to Havana with a cargo Of lumber.
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. EB- For the benefit of the invalid portion
Of our community extract the following from the Annac
of Dr. G. NJ. Jackson proprietor of IOOFLAND'S GER
MAN HlfTERs, hoping it may induce trial of them
j. c. NILES says:
SHEFFIELD, ILL.,, March H. 1855
expect to sell great quantities Of your Bers this year.
Many OF my customers speak highly of its good qualities,
having proved itself excellent Fever and Agte pre-
VenNe great purifier of the blood and the very best thing
on record s aid digestion aud create good natural appetite
In Short am ii is of the very best medicines known
for family being safe pleasant for any one TO take
C. L. D. CR0CliWELI. says:
ANAMosA Iowa, May l. 1854
The Bers give un0ounded satisfaction 10 all that have used
them and do and always them to all that arc
afflicted They have cured many of Dyspepsia
them where hundreds of dollars have been spent for remedies
which afforded no relief and considered ncurahc until
they asej the PiJters. Fec advertisement aul6 lmdW&A
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a5- Mr.. Robert Moody, clerk Of the steamer I. w.
McRae, VIII accept our thanks for late st Louis
pai,ers. 4 n 5
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fILIMoRE's CHANCES IN MARyLAND-The Balti.
more Clipper Of the 4th inst, has the following re-
marks on the prospects Of the Fillmore and Donelson
ticket in that State: We have frequent inquiries
both in person and by letter, from gentlemen whose
residences are at distance from our city, MS to what
the result will be in Maryland at the approaching
election. We are happy to have it in our power,
from what we consider data that can be relied mon
to state that all is well in Maryland We are not Of
the kind who allow their desires to run away with the,
Judgment and think that we are speaking within
bounds when we say that Mr.. Buchanan cannot carry
over six counties in the State while the probabilities
are that he will not get more than four The rank
and file Of the old Wing party will march to the bal
lot-box en- masse in November next, and cast then
votes for Fillmore and Doneson the only detection
to Buchanan worth speaking Of, among this class o.
our citizens being confined to few disappointed
officeholdefs, otice-seekers and would.be leaders
who were al incubus to the Wing party in its days
might and may now be considered as fungus excres
cences most happily Topped of. The State of Mary
land is good for 1000 majority for Fillmore and Don
eson "Let other States do as they please, Maryland
Will vote for Fillmore s, .ss n.
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ReeMGOcGEs
I24 CANAL ST Rect. 1874.
j. D. DAMER ON g. CO.
Beg inform their and the public generally
that they have removed their stock Of Capcing, Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from 26 Chaes and q Csomlonse Streets to
their and spacious store No 12i CANAL STREET Toa
Buildings.
We are now receiving vnried assortment Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and designs:
ALSO Of
TIEREE-PLY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIZES, DRJGGETS and RUGS,
usual variety Of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk, Wool and Wool DAMASK, direct from the best
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornces and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to "a feet wide by 100 feet long,
which TO snit any size or hall.
All of which will sell at the lowest market prices.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
IS 2p6t l2t Canal street, Tonro Buildings.
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DR.. SpsaasseG Reynolds.

| OFFICE-No lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALplEAp WHlTEswELLlNG. SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja9l 2ply
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Reg1'0E BuGZ.

TIE FOURTH GRAND DRESS BALL
VIII be given ut the
RROLLTON HOTEL e ARDENS,
On Saturday Evening, September 18th.
Ladies' Invitation Cards will be given by the following gentle
only:
Hon. Guy DreuX, Col. j. G. PondeNter.
Edward Fortier Esd, L. l.. Ferrier ESD,
II. +. AbbAt, Esq. Pasculis Labarre, Esq,
james 4. Hopkins, Esq, J. g. Sarpe, Esq,
Samuel T. Jones' Esq, Frank Preston, Esq
G Music under the personal direction of Mons Icmann
Gentlemeus Tickets So 50.
BE- Steam train for the city at IL O'Clock. sell 2p3
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From all we can learn, this demonstration, about
which so many trtlmpets were blown and so many
preparations made, was acomplete and overwhelming
failure. The Buchanan organs claim that five
thousand persons were present. Admitting their esti
mate to be correct and the is made out against
them, by their own record There are, we think,
more than six thousand inhabitants in the corporation
Of Baton Rouge So the great mass meeting couldn't
have been tremendously great after ALL notwithstand
ing the attendance of numerous delegations from the
adjoining parishes. l&.
We have been told that there were, probably, about
twenty five hundred persons in attendance, including
men, women and children, of the white race, and
adult and adolescent descendants Of Ethiopia the lat
ter being always extremely numerous on such gay and
festive OCCASIONS no matter which party gives the
barbecue Here we will volunteer piece of informa
ton for the benefit of Greeley & Co., which we trust
theywil profitby. It is this the aforesaid Ethio
plans don't care straw about potcs-they are ut
tery Indifferent as to the coming clection-don't
bother their heads about anybodys rights whether
legal constitutional or otherwise except their nalien
able rights to be " in when there's good eating or
drinking going on !! And they always are " int
nobody tries to keep them outand they couldn't be
kept out if everybody tried when they once started
to 60 in. Dey is dar sual and goodness gracious
how much better the " unfortunate and doWn-trod
den" fellows appear to enjoy themselves than their
masters!
Speaking Of this barbecue, the Baton Rouge
Gazette, Of tile It'll, says: s4@@
The great Democratic barbecue for which extensive
preparations have been made during the last months.
oil yesterday and constrained say that the gathering
Of tos was by SO large VIC had anticipated seeing
The day proved bright and beautiful and the grove which
place considerable Of ladies accompanied the dele
cations frtm Bayou Sara and Ihervc some tile
adjoining country mud many of fair friends Of Baton Rouge
attracted TO tie grounds by the spectacle indeed the
Seats which had been prepared for this portion of the audience
all occupied and there array of bright
smiling faces most pleasing to behold Judging well
could from the speakers stand estimated that there were
from -four five hundred present. including considera
bic number of Americans who curious hear the emo
ishng arguments of the orators The coup doll however,
presented line view and presume that Democratic
friends will claim that the demonstration was decided
We honeslythnk otherwise The delegation from New Or
leans did number forty fifty whereas had
led believe that five hundred of the faithful" were expected
from that city.
-Four to five hundred voters present, including
considerable number Of Americans" etc. Truly our
Democratic friends have made great cutlery over the
accumulation of very small quantity of political
wool. But we won't Interfere with their reioicings
If they are satisfied we are.
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B00tss Shoes and RSVOgtcaas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, EROGANS HATS GAPS, ETC.
ES5- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS
RUSsET BROGANS WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and GAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST e. CO.,
Jyl3 2p6W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, G APS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2phW 10 Magazine street.
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sameertcass Nominations.

american nominations.
# FoR#PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
@ OF NEW YORK. Nj
FOR VICE PREsIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON:
zEE5t OF TENNESSEE.
ELEcToRs:
49,. FIRST DISTRICT:
5tEas u. Id +. WILKINSON, Jr., Fs*'7
OF PLAQuEM1sEs.
SUBSTITUTES:
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, Jr.
.5--- ..- SECOND DISTRICT:
@ GLENDY IL U r K IL,
"y..5 OF ORLEANS. @
+@a SUBSTITUTE l8s
HI. M. SUM M IL RS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
b. G.. THIBODAUX, *
OF TERREBoNNE: a.
SUBSTITUTE:
FGUS GAIEDEISE.
FOURTH DISTRICT: ANaa@
PIsE STON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FEL1cIASA.
SUBSTITUTE:
N. EDW A RDS. ...
.Es.a-.-. .y..- *.g : ,.8"o.. ....
FIFTH DTSTRICT
JOHN e. KING, l... ....
OF ST. Landry. 49,
SUBTSITUTE:
A. B. G o co. y
SIXTH DISTRICT: --4
~ 'Ta Pr ALEX NDEIe,
OF TENsAs.
".. SUBSTITUTES:
&c.,. L. p. RANE. au26 2ptd
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EsemsOUecE Rse2aeOUeG
FROM NO. IS TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pnts constantly on hand which equal that
comes This market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
BR A ID ES:
SAzERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands
w III s * Y:
Of all descriponS--Scotch, Irish Rye md Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.
Also
hand of the best WINES and Ill
oUORS in the Market which sold on as reasonable
terms rs any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pts No. II Royal street.
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DepDES.

DepOGs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
ENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a28 2pH Nos. q and Isl Charities street.
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Each be signed by the individual firm making it,
specify each and
Gle contained in the schedule Should articles be required
they furnished lowest market
according quality will be furnished
the department applying for them and a without uI
cson will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing there with. r.#.. s4. % f. ..-a .
proposals addressed Department of State and
Pfoposals Notice Will be TO the
awarded, who will be required,
within five thereafter bond, with two sufficient sue
ties, for its performance. y
decide whether
complied with reject
inferior quality, well
upoa failure comply with within
a reasonab. time.
May 24-lus4w (intel.&Starl
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Notice

To the holders Of bond certificates other edenes the debt Of
the State Of 1erd the late republic hei ec under act Of 2s
February, 1885.
..--. TREASURY DEPARTMENT April ID, 1856.
WHEREAS the 4th February 1885,
lied san provide tke OF such creditors OF
the late republic Texas compehended In the act OF Con
September 1856 Of the Treasury
notice by public
Of the time when payments will be made under said
And whereas 27h February by this
department. and duly published setting firth said Of Congress-
and the The legislature the asenug thereto
requiring the certificates evidences debt therein provided
for be filed this department with releases and
adavis therein thirty days the LIST Of June
.
whereas the said 4th further provides
shalt be bond evidence debt
which shall thirty before the time limited by said notices
be presented at the Treasury Department:
hereby given TO the holders of bonds certificates
evidences said debt the shall
this within days from the date hereof they will
be excluded from all benefits Of said aseeab the 4
lion of the
NJ. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap l5-law2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of The United States from the
LIST day Sepembe 1885, the 3oth June 1885,
the following routes in the TERRITORIES OF OREGON and
WASHINGTON will be received Contract oee oi the Post
Once Deparmeu the city Of Washington anID the 9Th day OF
July, 1856, 10 be decided BY the next day
. OREGON TERRITORY.
1875 satr's Point Prairie Eugene Ci % miles
aud back week
Leave starts Point Friday a
Arfive at Eugene City day by
Leave Eugene City Saturday II
Arrive al STAIRS Point day by p m.
1876 Port Oxford by Randolph Coos Gardiner
Cry, e5 mites and back, week.
Leave Port Oxford Monday at 7 a
Arrive Gardner City Wednesday by 8
Leave Gardiner City every Thursday al a
Arrive ron Oxford Saturday by 3 m,
l23T From Seosbug Winchester 81 miles and back
Leave Scottsburg every Wednesday al am;
Arrive Winchester day by Up ms
Leave Winchester every Monday ut
Arrive seoltsburg next day by pm
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
l24l From Pacific City Chenook 2 miles and back
week.
Leave Pacific City every Wednesday att p mi
Arrive Chenook day by
Leave Chenook every Monday at 7am;
Arrive Pacific City day by III
Bids 4 a different schedule will be considered.
1919 stelacoom back
Bidders schedule and
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United states Patent Omce,
wASutrgros March 25. lsl

aN the petition j. W. Lesh and 2aoharnh Beeson
and Bowman Deardor deceased o
Wayne county Indians praying extension Of psien
10 w. u Daardod, y, Beeson. June a.
In the geheraiorn for years
from the expiration Of said paeniwhch takes place on me WIN
day Of June, le56-- ... ...... - ~. - E..
II is ordered that petition heard the Patent ohse
O'Clock, and all persons
noaed appear and they have why said
ought not IN be granted
Persons opposing required % ME In me Patent
objections specially set forth IN writing ~ les twenty
testimony hed Wy either party
be taken and usnsniusd m ae
codanee with Office, which will be furnished
application . - =, a., :, -. -.
.on. and other be hied In
ire oce morning Of that day the Arguments
any wihn days thereafter. z. .e..#s-
Ordered this notice be published In The Union In.s
renoer Evening washington D. c. Republican, Bnit
phsdelpha, Pa Day BooA New York and
Inquirer Ohio week for three successive weeks
previous the a7h of June next, the day OF hearing
f' CHARLES MASON,
.. # Commissioner of Patents.
p srdors papers will please and send
Once, containing his notice
March a6--law3w
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1 ntted States Patent once,
Washington, April aB, 1856

IN petition Rich, oswsgo county New York.
praying extension Of &snted him the
s42 In wheels for seven
years expiration Of said patent which takes place on the
9Th day OF July, 1855 .... -.
heard the Paent ohice
Monday, 30h OF June ~ O'Clock, and all per
they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted .. -. .. = 49, .
required 10 he in the Patent
objections specially forth wnsg at least twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony flied by either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted IN nc
with OF the Office which will be furnished on
application. -, -.
he testimony will be closed the 2oh of June
dispositions, and other papers relied upon ss testimony must be
before the Of that day the uru-
ments, IL any, within days thereafter. T.. =.
Ordered, published in the Union, Inte
gencer Star Washington, D. o. Republican Bait
Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
weeks previous 10
the 2oth June nert the day OF hearing. - =.
.#.... Commissioner Of patents.
PsEdtors papers will please aud send their
Patent Once, with containing THIS NOTICE.
Aprl 29-lAw9w
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Fresh Beer and Vegetables for the Navy

Navy AGENCY,
Washington, April 30, 1856.
NEALED proposals will be received Office until
day. the 2eh day May 1856 noon supply
Quantities OF fresh beef vegetables may required
washington station during the fiscal year commencing
day OF July next. and ending on the 3otn June 1857.
The beef vegetables quality,
the market afords and each article for by
pound. (. + .."'.N -
Bond with approved security will required
mated amount OF the contract and In addition
VIII be withheld from the
collateral security for the due which
will on account he paid until is fully complied with
Every offer must be accompanied directed in the of Con
sess making appropriation for the service for 1851
proved August 10, 6d6 by guarantee signed
responsible persons the effect that they undertake
that the bidder bidders will il his bid accepted
into obligation, within five with sufficient
ties, 10 furnish the articles proposed. ...'...
No will be
antee. A. GREENLEAF,
Ap 30-law4w Navy Agent.
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mo. 554.
Notice

Ofs discontinance Of the Land Office at Iopa City, in the
State of Ioica.
NOTICE shereby that in Of law and in view Of
the of register and Iowa Iowa,
land district reduced below hundred
Iowa be discontinued, remaining unold
made subject entry
at Fort Des Mones, in said State. ...
Lands remaining unsod and unapropaed by law and subject
ONCE will be
subject the
receiver thereof and the laRd off
will give public OF the which
they will be prepared receive applications Tor entries such
md their Office.
Given my hand, city Washington this day
April, A. ID. 1856. - . .---
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
Ap l7-law6w Intel. h Star.