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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
NICARAGUA.

Conespsrdenes Of Ths n. z Tribans.
PANAMA, March Is. 1856.
The Governments Of Costa Rica, Guatemala.
San Salvador, and Honduras, have al combIned
together TO make war on Wslker. Costs Rica is
now in the field with 5000 men. and will attack
him on the south by way of the San Jsan River.
while the Other Governments will attack him on
the other side
Costa RIGA Les slso force at Punta Arenas, on
the Pacific, fariDg attack from that quarter, OF
which. however, there can be but little danger
while Walker is kept busy in the interior. Be
side these Governments, Walker is surrounded
with enemies among the Nicaragua people, who
will Use against him and his party as soon as
they, find Themselves properly supported From
oil this, think We may soon )ok for his downfall.
and lucky will he be if he gets safely out OF tho
country
The Costa Rica Government notified the agent
of the Transit Company, that they should suspend
the line If necessary; the intention of which is TO
prevent Walkers receiving recruits. They have
slso ordt red their mails to be sent by way of Pan
ANA, and have requested the agent of the Panama
Company in that city TO forward them to Punta
Arenas.
The Costa Ricans are filling up the San Juan
River on their borders by sinking trees in the chan
mel in order to prevent the transportation of troops
to Walker. Carrera, the President of Guate-
mals. has put in motion body OF 1900 men, 70
attack Walker on the north. The British frigate
President which sailed from this port for Punts
Arenas was boarded by one of the passengers Of
the Emile who reports that the officers and men
were in high gee OF the prospect of having tustle
with the fllibusters. The President was 100 miles
from Punta Arenas fourteen days out having been
detained for eight days by dead calm. The Ore.
gon produced great excitement, when she touched
at Punta Arenas, on her passage down IRON san
Francisco. the people supposng that she had on
board gang Of fllibusters coming to attack the
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
The following letter is from an officer in tho
Costa Rica army TO gentleman in this city;
"LlrFRIA, Tuesday, March

"LlrFRIl, Tuesday, March %, lS'O.
81 avail myself of this opportunity from head
quarters to mention that the commencement OF
brilliant campaign has been made already. Some
twenty ilhbusteTs have been taken prisoners anu sen
fenced by court martial The majority will likely be
shot
~ understand the President intends to place the
Fmeile once mole on a trip TO Guatemala and TO
charter her aiterward for few months. nope u WIN
no arranged that she returns here once from Qua.
temala, and that she will stay while.
eve sban advance further the day after to NOR
row, and hope that shall be within the limits OF
Nicaragua in about eight days. Our troops have
more courage than thought at first, and l do not
doubt the campaign will terminate satisfactory Among
the fillibusers taken prisoners most are IRISH ana
Germausr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

pARRors ~ IowA.-lt is said tina, numbers oil par
rots resor annually to Decatur County lowe, anu are
sometimes in focks Of twenty, anu even more
Three Of these birds were shot one week during the
late cold spell They are about the SIZE o; the com,
non tame pigeon, though not quite 50 large iouH',
their tails arc shorter, their plunge is green, nnged
On the back with blue their wng-fea,hers are red and
yellow, and the bill ard tongue are tie same as u al
parrots. Il l. rather surprising 70 MA Atso 0N' W
far rorih and feeling 20 much at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

ATgrRIBII LHAP-CLEAS GRIr.-Wc'c9m tAat
p;1,,e To-, r.eL ds,.ncr Of fifty-two feet. A large
stick 81 timber fe at tie time and rom u'e s'me
place The ice boirg rotten, both the sl,eH % l''oeI
sud the man went through together ana '.s men on
W 49, R9t In "A Nv mixing he scrambled out
on U the ier, and Will clenched fists aud signihcaa
',a.tn,,. c'nmsnccd swearing terribly al come ore
for ru.l Ing him Of toe bridge Batting ne coo. ba.h
g. bsJ ,,c.iy,J be Was none the worse of bis fearful
~ tr,c lClicsgo Prere
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THE ST. LOUIS SLAVE CASE.

The following sums have been received toward tue
dl;versrce Of the slave Hannah Of whose touching
case we gave an account few days ago. and Appealed
on her behalf every friend OF humanity ana lover I"
Freedom TO come forward aud raise the necessary SUN
q. procure her release. The case seems to have
aroused tie sympathy even OF gentlemen not here
,o,o,c known or recognized in connection with any
uov,mept against slavery, aud we trust that the
welknown ard faithful friends of Liberty VIII come
forward promptly to the rescue oil the 'n''''','"S
woman and mother from the Ete impending over her
i, bcr master lhoud succeed IL establishing his clam
Gums seut to tbis Office will be duly acknowied1ed
I'D ,p,lied We give the names of those who have
,r,od, .ubscrbed n an evidence of the interest taken
ia The matter: a,co
t.tles T. 4,
90 mailer suns from Pcrons names a. Know" :
Tofal.................ss.''ss.' f'''''''''''
I'll. ,,i,l amount required - $500. Let every one
Lin ii, OF her mite prompil or 3, mny De TOO 'a'.
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hss,rtr oN \ PRiEsT.-We see Il stated that no
~. rLrh New Orleans was recently assaulted
~ Eve men With swordcanes in the pubic street 10
,c,,td aleu- wcoiy 4, h-wounds before ne "es aois
To- t,arr ,n, Bis asroiants. The cause OF .ho assa'
We. an ar,c, insult given 20 two \'ing a'ies oy W
~, m ,ls ,huc, On the SVntsy t.'o''.
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mirably made up appeared before the curtain and
announced ts repetition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-05
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1886.
&ErtSTF:.

The President. Lieut.. Gov. McCoMAs,( laid he
tore the Senate II COMMUNICATION from tile Executive
transmitting 4 statement ot tie condition OF lhe zen
;ral Bank; and Il COMMUNICATION from the lrcsluent
of the Southern Commercial COnventinn, inviting
members OF the Two Houses 10 attend the sessions OF
the Convention.
4 communication from the House Of Delegates was
read. .
Mr.. AMBER, from the Committee for Courts Of
Justice, reported that it was iucxpedient TO provide
bv further legislation 10 prevent commissioners "l
elections betting On elections.
Mr.. DESEALE, from the Committee on Roads, NC.
reported Senate bill 10 authorize the Roanoke ' al
ley Rail Road Company TO borrow S5O,GOn. or SO
much thereof as shall he necessary to equip its road
and pay lis present debts.
Mr.. joyrs, from the Committee on Bank, report.
cd Senate bill 10 extend the charter Of the Merchants
aud Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling.
Resolutions of enquiry were proposed:
Iy MIR. STEgNkOu-Tu Incorporate the Citizens
Fire and Marine Insurance Company "i the city at
Wheeling.
Er Nh. Wu11E-To amend the 18th section OF
the Code. subsequently Mr.. WHITE reported n
Bv Mr.. CRrIGm-Oi changing the Eastern tcrmi'
nus of the Slavim's Cabin aud SuminerviNe tnrn'
pike. -
Pleasant Valley in the county OF Otlp.
Ry Mr.. SNlrH-Tu amend the Code in relation "a
working roads. Subsequently, Mr.. 5. reported " hill
Mir. CAMPBELL presented the memorial of the Vac
cine Agent, &c.
Mr.. LOGAN presented the memorial ot citizens "
Urnfny comfy, in relation Ia bridges, SC.
Mr.. HuuDLEsoS presented the memrri II at citl'
ZEN. If Preston county, in relation to tho Pennsylva'
MIA, Mor.au,own and Beverly turnpike road.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho bill 10 authorize 4 loan Ia the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company came up, rs the unhn-
ished business.
Mr.. THOMAS moved that the bill lie on the tsh!e,
with n view ui proposing to refer 1t to a select COM
mi,trc.
Mr.. IIrppLLsuS addressed the Senate ms follows:
Mr.. PREsIpESr-I trust thu, the motion "t the
Senator from Fairfax to appoint Il select committee
on the subject before tho Senate, will not prevail at
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hL f'l f''
Mr.. BASS. from The Special Committee 20 eAH"l'n'
the book, and accounts al the PrnItehli"ry 80.
Keeper made n report. The Cu'nini.te" ia! ''"' y,
unanimously concur in the opinion that t'; hI',' ill.,
not violated any rule of %pr"priety or justice !" ~, w. ~
Commonwealth, and they unite III Tie .SPftsH'r -.
entire confidence in said agent. The committee :" -
ther say, that they discovered r"thing IN me nv"
CATION made to Justify n desire for any iur'n'a n,
tigation, and they were g~ratiiied t" find ttl, .sv;
facility for a thorough search into any s""jrct l.
gcsted by them was promptly and cheeriuIy a''ot"'
by said agent.
BANK STATEMENTS. T..
The SPEAKER submitted a c"nmunIcation ,"' J" -,
Cashiers of the M-rchants' and Mechanics D""N ~
Wheeling, accompanying statements "i ,ht Isii
Of bills and notes discounted from l.t oct"ori' ,ha
10 l,t October, 1855; also, II COMMUNICATION ~" "a.
Governor, accompanying the regular puarI'l'S -. -.
turn o; the Central Banks of Virginia ior wv f""
Ter ending the 3lst of December, leJo.
The first communication was referred 10 '"c I"m -.
rnirtee on Banks, the second laid on the faoIe ~ "
d.red 70 he printed, on motion of Dir. EpMCri'' ,r,
Tho SrE,Krn also submitted IL communicating ~ 80 "
tho Cashier nf the Bank oil Virginia, acc"hlPa'i ."o
statement of the EXPENSES of carrying on ~ s. ,ma
inrlud;ng salaries called for by Il resolution u Wv
House. t,r 1915.
The following is a copy of the statement ior ''"
The reuort embraces 1874 and lSJJ: o..
.. ~ ,IpCISIA. FOR THE YEAR lo"''
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u q r. IT R y
for tic E"T"nrr.
YOUTH AND RELIGION.
NnIrTT

YOUTH.
"Whcre shall | look. or whittier shall hce
From all the evil Ina, "mvir"n nnr
Tie world seems gay, AM! uii"r, ever! lF'
\ ct each new pleasure proves !" sure "r'"!'
I view the w~;nc-cup. sparkling TO ;hc biii''
| taste. and Ia. II serpent turk "!it'''.
In hcaps of solid gould place my i'"-'' .,
III, th.v, too soon. prove rau-i' OH s""''"'o ""'
! ,uru 10 ~,.a;t.rill- /, i"n1s III hours VI neeu-
.t,s, I rest upon Il broken reed.
Who're shall look oil. whittier s'!',i l lee,
Prom all m. evils ;is; .MNlr"n me!
RELIGION.
al c,m,. sa srul, aui ii !:I"u' X ist my voice,
ri Iii the. what will make Thy heart rejoice.
r..t Nui The Book, which! is to inorta!s given
A -, nucrriny guide from Earth 10 Heaven.
=, il. ,how'I; learn Of lands beyond the skies.
Wh.ra s..ee, Pesce dSe!is, aad Pleasure never dies
gl,.,,. laws a wine. distilled from Love aud Truth
To strengthen, not intuX!catc thy youth.
There, thou'l. find virtues, richer Eur than gold,
Which ihou may'st gather, and forever hold.
And more than all, in sorrows darkest day,
\ Friend to gently wipe thy tears away.
Then guard thee, 'gaiust the SHARES that Iny around
Wisdom, IL sought for, always may be i1uHd.
S',,,Il guide thee from all evil, through cach s'ti,e'
70 Him, who is 'thc Way, the Truth, the i'r.
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GSys AND ST2IE T. VIZ.

AcorIrrAL0 OF ME. p,Rsn>s-Th" rrial OF jams
Parsons. Jr., II citizen %! Virginia. nj i!"!iI!ays0r:.
pcnuavlvnlin, charged with III" several Offences q
k;Iraprinc, assault and battery, and breach .! tie
pcncc, wa. brought Ia n close on Thursday event!
iast, by the Triumphant discharge Of the 6ccu-ea. 10
which result the judg". the bar, and q large crowd OIL"
spectators testified their concurrence IN the mo-.
marked manner. Mctsr-. Faulkner AMI Tucker, "
virginia, appeared OH behalf of Mr. Parsons. ]; ~"
be recollcct"d that Mr.. Parsons, n ehort time s'aC''
attempted to arrest all escaped slave in Penns!i'i'
nia, belonging to his uncle, but III the crowd AMI ~.
citemrnt on the occasion, the slave was either rcscUe.
by svlnpa,hizers or himself eacnpc'!. Mr.. Pa7sot'
was not able Immediately to S'Iow his authority ~.
| arrrs'ing the slave. ana hence his beng held Tor 'H.
for kidnapping. The other charges were the gesa'
Of the attending circumstances.
E,rcrrInS or , Sos FOR rue MURDER OF H'
F,rurR.-Wc have already briefly mentioned 'a:'
los. +. Williams was executed M RoXboro, NJ"
IN Friday Of last week. FOR the murder Of his iaihe''
n wealthy g"~n'leman, formerly Of Pi:t=yivauIt r'In'
r., Va. The Milton tN. c. Chronicle has the tU'
lowin. notice Of the execution:
On the day al his execution he called a friend d.
two IN in:l, nad bcsnush! them to join him in ?r'y,
urti the last moment OF his earthly cXl-te4''' !.
sent out n aGpplication tor the prayers Of the '.'
multitGdr thea and there Assembled. The Lou! ar',
ing for his execution, the sheriff, with n b.et.'"-
heart and tea!-!n"is;cneG eye, called for him. I'D
Taking Mr.. VIM. Lyon, This fa:hrr's inrh' n|r
ncighhor,l By the hand and begin: hin 70 90 w."
him and pray for him, he projected to the :'.',h ne
praying Nil the way until he arrived III sl-a'" .,, -
gai!ows, when, trembling like q leaf, he CsSs. ne,
all expression Of feeling that no pen can ry.
and which touched the most ca.ious heart 49," IN,
ing at the galluws he sued for the la; mo-. -.
and begged every christian on the ground 10 l'"'
him. q.
Il was here that the sheriff read n brie! n"p' n
minling him Of future rewards and pani-iLhen r.
the awiu!ucs. OF diving with a lie on his lips anu in
voking him to say, while he looked eternity IA ~, II,
face, whether h. was guilty or innocent o' !" L% a. 4
der. He replied that lie had "sai! al that nr E.ns,
say about it-he was not :u!ity. % 'He iIuL,,rt
protested his Innocence ~ The last moment, w..
inc the scuff,ld and .!nrglving every bod o..
minutes past II O'Clock Williams soul was '"u"'"'
into eternity.
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a, AKKlID.

VOID n, y con Thrrs!ny. e;l rF
Rcr I"ttn Gsapbsl. Wr JAMES J OK Of l. n ss =,
~ Nj LILA i, dau :n: cr o.. Rev. n. B.Swe !eJ ~
lGond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-05
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY =, 1876.
SENATE.

SENA H..
4 communication from the House Of Delegates was
read. ,
The bill to provide for the payment Of the funeral
expenses of William II. Harding, late delegate from
Lancaster and Northumberland WAS considered with
out reference, on motion NJ Mr.. BEANrOS, read three
times and passed-nycs 80, NOES none.
Mr.. LoGtS, from the Committee IN General Laws.
r.nortcd Senate bill 10 amend the llth section al
chapter III Of the Code of Virginia, so aa to require
county surveyors to note in all plots the variation OF
the needle, and to test his compass by the county me-
ridiGn.
On motion of Mr.. DEHEALE, the bill to authorize
n loan to the Manassas Gap Rail Road was taken
from the table. Ar. ID. offered n substitute therefor,
and the bill, as amended, was ordered TO be en-
crossed.
Mr.. FuysrEs proposed n joint resolution 10 60 into
the election Of the officers of the basement, on Wed,
ncsday next. Lies over one day.
Mr.. SAUNDERS called the attention Of the Senate
| N tho fact that Yesterday an invitation WAS re,
| ccived from the Southern Commercial Convention, o
which no notice WAS then taken. As an Act Of civi!ity
he moved that the Senate now adjourn, and the So
mute adjourned accordingly.
uOUsE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at L. O'Clock.
PRAYER by the Right Rev. BIsnoP EARLY.
The Clerk read Il communications from the Senate
infornln. the House that they agreed IL the amend
ment Of the House, to Senate bill entitled m net Il
amend the second section Of the act passed May I'D
concerning the terms Of the Circuit Courts.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The SPEAKER called upon standing committees fo
reports, whercupon-
Mr.. LEE from the Committee on Propositions aut
| Grievances. reported a bill 10 amend the charter u
the City Of Richmond Senate bill entitled an act au
thOrizing the Governor 10 cause 10 be erected a plail
tomb over the grave Of James Madison, with amend
rnen,. which amounted TO the striking olt Of the in
script;ou proposed TO be engruven on tho tomb, th'
words-"Thc author OF the Federal Constitution
They also asked 10 be discharged from the iurthc
consideration of the petition OF the Fire Department
ri the City of Richmond, praying 10 be exempt from
jury duty, AMI that the same be referred to TIE Com
miiicu on Courts OF Justice.
liz also reported n bill 10 amend the charter OF ii,
town of fredericksburg.
Mr. CALvEkr, from IL special COMMITTEE rcportc,
n bill! 10 Incorporate the S%trasburs and Capon Turn
pike Company, OH private account.
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4 Avs 81 the Unitod States Reliably. 20 the Pnbi,r
u Lnnds-eomper 10 ls2wh of Congress
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Continuation OF the ahove-completJ 70 1910 ! vol a.
Amcncan Papers Relative Land, and Docu
mens legislative and executive, subject volumes
SO.
Indian Treaties By United sates-compcts from com
menconent To le53 I vol 81
Laws made by tho Colonies and State
1891, relating TO Indians and Indian affairs I vol 81.
nfcs ophions Of the Attorneys General from 1859 1850
vols. a. so
Laws ChRrsrs and Local Ordinances Great Binn France
and Spain relating the Public Lands respective
mics collected ny Joseph N. White 90 50.
Johnson's Institutes OF the Civil Law Of Spain vol London
$40 So
schmidts Civil Law NJ Spain and Mexico. vol. s..
Rpckwes Computation Of Spanish and MEXICAN Law In relate.
10 Mines and Real Estate Titles vol &c So.
Stature Regulations and Northwestern
corning Lands, Titles, sc. I vol. 81 IS
Hexrls Military Laws nnuny Land and Pension Laws Of the
United statcs I vol 81 IS.
Tfiliert's Pension and Bouny Land Laws. vol g.
Banneus Pension Laws. ! vol - so. Ell
Mayo and moutons Pension and Bounty Land Lava vol
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2 vols Msdad 500
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rr,s.smar-rne Great European Discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters patent OF England and secured by
Ecole Phafuace dc Paris Imperial Col
ege Of Medicine, Venna,
esenar No is remedy for general and local debility
power decay, and all the distressing
arising from ea abuse &c Its effects eeaeous
YOUTH manhood old The viIe would be
impaired the dUne Of life IL the Tnescnar
universally adopted all physical impedimenIB vanish like
Influence thus rendering lis Invaluable those
tering the marriage state
completely entirely eradcates
copaIva cubrJs
anlidoe for the ruin OF the health OF portion of the pop
uaion.
eemur No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, the English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction of the patients constitution
and which all the sarsaparIia in world
2 devoid smell,
all nauseang qualities They lay tie toilet table without
their use being detected
Sold cases. each divided into separate doses ad
ninistered by Valpean, Latrnand, Roux &c.
had, wholesale Mr. III. A Barrow, No. 81
Green Canal New York; specially appointed the
for the United states, and every
other pant of America immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow viii forward the rrossmar any of the world
securely Addressed according the instructions the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dIyT
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aY RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
Ia W S,sssssss;st s.ssiit@

rns between Washington ,oa.. and Wheeling bus i7t
Through Tickets AID sssgsgs Checks 70 DO had IN
Tue Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
now Offers the fullest 70 av
the Northwest, aud the southwest.
The conneIon between the trains from Washington and The
promptly made at the
Washington junction. (asy called The Relay ouse nine miles
Wnshnaon and tbs Ohio vs Baggage Is checked through 10
Wheeling Washington station and eehecked and
tickets for points beyond The connecting trans leave ave
A, wheeling direct connection CEN
near Wssslns, THOUGH lsmSSss zs%esyis Ss%af.
COLUMBUS These trains CONNER Newark with me Newark
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Chicago, 81. Louis, Nc
of the Little Miami raroad 10 Xena CINCINNATI, LOUIS
LE &c %s.p on L Miami iS" nGSd T1
Haute, Latayeur, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis Sc
Naichez New oeans Sc which WashingoL-
transferred at Cincinnati to Tue mail steamers On he ono
For CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit
caro, &C. when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and Welsvile, ory me where connexion with
Travellers requested that while this the only
aoTns and checks IN washington also The
speedy direct nearly all the leading
great The distance from washington TO Cincinnati is
bu, $50 miles, being abou, 90 miles shorter than any other
Fare by through cke, Washington: To Wheeling 50 s.
M 50 s 1 T from DO 81 5eo s g
csiSaso and 80 50 St Louis les IS; Memphis.
Sc; New Orleans S3l, SC.
Cumberland Springs Piedmont Oakland and Farmount
may leave ana o, % FOR 5ns
train ffom Washington
For further information through tickets &c. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS agent; al Washington station : -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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OF s dseoaasaaoe Of eeraia United States Land Offices
the States Of iaiao. A.ehigan, WISCONSIN, and iola.
FINDER the provisions
gess approved a. i54u, hai
quantity public land remaining unsod iaud district
be redaeed number Of than hundred thou
districts shall be discontinued, and, conp
subject, the Secretary Of The Interior
that the following Offices be dscontnued viz:
shawneelowp and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
remaining unsod and undposed Of In the above districts
subject those oces from date Of tbs
fleet by tbs aud those
points, and will be made subject entry ioowsf
sbawneeiown kaskakia, be cd Springfield
district, Illinois.
kalamazoo o the Ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa.
points consolidation will public notice
which they will respectively prpar~d receive
applications for such lands thsD Offices.
Given under hand the city of Washington this 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NM lawGw