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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

AGE OF THE DELTA OF THE MIssIssipPI.-
A contributor furnishes the editor OF the Bos-
ton Investigator with the annexed interesting
geological statement concerning the formation
OF the plain on which New Orleans stands: In
Glyddon's TYPES of Mankind" DR. Usher,
OF Mobile, furnishes this account Of the age Of
the plain of New Orleans: The plain upon
which the city of New Orleans is built rises
only nine feet above the level of the sea, aud
excavations are often made far below the level
Of the Gulf OF Mexico. La these sections.
several successive growths of cypress timber
have b-en brought 10 light la dggiag the
foundations for the gas works, the Irlsn spades
mcn, finding they had 10 cut through timber
instead OF SOIL gave up the work, and were
replaced by corps OF Kentucky axeman, who
hewed their way downwards through four
successive growths OF timber, the lowest so OLD
that It cut like cheese. Messrs. Dckerson
aud Brown have traced no less than ten DIS
tinct cypress forests at d.fiirent levels below
the present surface in Louisiana Each OF
these sunkea forests must have had period
OF rest aud gradual depression, estimated US
equal TO 1900 years Tor the duration of the
1--we oak era (growing above them ALL We
shall then certainly be within BOUNDS if we
assume the period OF such elevation to have
been equivalent to $4,000 years; which would
give the total age OF the New Orleans delta
at l5S, 400 years In the excavation at the
gas works, the skeleton OF man and some
burnt wood were found at depth of sixteen
feet. The human cranium lay beneath the
the roots of a cypress tree belonging to the
fourth forest level This man must therefore
have been 1900 years old. We should Ike
the spr,t-rappers to call him and ascertain
what sphere he has got in TO.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
@- A St. Louis paper states that tv

hJ A St. Louis paper states that two
ladies of that city, wealthy, fashionable and
beautiful, died very suddenly. Their dearest
friends say they were arsenic eaters and
that they died from an over dose of the
deadly drug. So it appears that the Hun
garan vice has commenced its deadly work
here. 1t is said that arsenic does all that is
claimed for it, 1t increases the capacity for
enjoyment-it makes the pulses full and
bounding--it gives lustre to the eye, a
roundness to each limb, and blends the rose
and lilly on the cheek. But what is the pen
atty? Death-terribIe- agonizing TO pro-
duce effects mentioned they who would use it
must constantly increase the dose. Even
supposing we commence with the thousandth
part Of grain, the point will soon be ar
rived at when the increased dose will kill and
the failure to take it will be as certain tor
ture and death--sure and inevitable.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
[ NUMBER 16.

A TOUCHING IScIDENT-A l'ttle crl. in a
family Of my acquaintance, lovely and prec-
ious child, lost her mother at an early ace.
too early to fix the loved features in the re-
membranee She was beautiful, and as
the bud of her heart unfoded it seemed as
if won by that mothers prayers, to turn in
stinctively heavenward. The sweet, consci-
entous, prayer loving child was the idol Of
the bereayed family She would lie upon the
lap of the friend who took mothers care Of
her, and, winding one wasted arm about her
neck, would say "Now tell me about my
mammal" And when the oft told tale had
been repeated, would softly ask, Take me
into the parlor, want to see my mamma
The request was never refused. and the
affectionate child would lie for hours, conten-
t~.iiy r--iae, ~ i4s "a a.lAr's sn-trai. IN,
"Pale and wan she grew and weakly
Bearing all her pain so meekly
That to them she stlll grew dearer,
As the trial hour grew nearer"
That hour came at last, aud the weeping
neghbors assembled TO see the little one die
The dew Of death was already on the flower
as its life sun was go ng down The Ii tie
chest heaved faintly-spasmodi
do you know me, darng" sobbed close
to her car the voice that was dearest; but it
awoke no answer.
All at once a brightness, rs if from the
upper world, burst from the child's coorlcss
countenance. The eyelids flashed open, the
lips parted, the wan cuddling hand flew up
in the little ones last impulsiye effort, as she
looked piercingly into the far above.
Mother she cried with surprise and
transport in her tone-and passed with that
breath into her mothers bosom.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

la Eost where the owner don't know
where--an empty linnen sack with cheese
in It; the letters Pat Mullensis marked on it.,
hu. u q not lssible.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

CoRSERED Him." What has brought you
here" said o lone woman who was quite
Illustrated the other morning by an early
call from bachelor neighbor who lived
opposite, and whom she regarded with pecp-
liar favor,
Z" came to borrow matches.n
Matchesl that's likely story! why don't
you make match yourself? know what
you came for" cried the exasperated old
virgin, as she backed the old bachelor into
corner; "you came here to kiss me almost to
death, but you shan't unless you are the
strongest, and the Lord knows you are"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
tFrom The La Porte Union.l
TO MOTHER.


Dear mother, IL does grieve me
To take thy parting hand;
But indeed must leave thee,
To seek distant land.
When pleasures here shall find thee,
And make thy heart beat high
oh, then will aught remind thee
or one who lives to sigh.
When peace, and joy beset thee,
And light, with smiles thy brow
o wilt thou then forget me,
Whilst to sorrow bowl
When in thy far of dwelling,
With those thou loy'st around,
'Mongst thoughts thy bosom swelling,
Will thoughts of me be foundl
When thou at eve retirest,
To offer up thy prayer,
And heaven thy breast inspreth,
Will be thought of theres
And when at night thou slumberss.,
From earthly hustle free,
And dreams thy mind encumbere.h,
will thou eer dream of mel
On earth thou mayest forget me,
So weak and frail am l
But STILL though sins beset me,
I'll meet with thee on high.
Rolling Prairie. A. w. S.
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AALTEE HOUSE-BurTE Cry.
F:,s ine undersigned has opened the above Hotel
- aud soilcits a share of public patronage.
Bnao c,.- :, MALTEE CHIEF.
n.y. NOV. ytn 3fn
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Advertising.
JOB PRINTING.
w. AVER, M. ID.

Office two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
oct a. X
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

If you wish to succeed in life, govern your
temper
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
.; TEBEs * JOHNSON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
VOLCANO, ANADoR COUNTY, CAL
r1rTIL Practice in the County and District courts
NV Of Amador. Calaveras and FL Dorado.
All business entrusted to their care will receive
01ce. on Main street, adjoining the Post Office.
P. c. Johnson. Notary Public.
octT qy
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Statutes of 1850 |

ty-ro Statutes of l550l
bo =. aersigned will confer a favor by returnin q
same immediately
teT. Is IhbbS +" 'ouNsoN
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

We were ordered he said to arrest all
gentlemen, but | suppose you can 60"
So saying he galloped off.
The powder and ladies reached Lawrence
safely. At the mass meeting on Monday
night, six loud and long protracted cheers
were given for these gallant ladies'
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TAEAsuRs DAfas4msHr. Deeamber 4. isos.
Notes 10 hesocy hodeIs VI uaied
thai ibis Department ~l purchase Abe
any may he offered pso 10 The
Lei day Of June and viii pay er following pees
For stock OF the loan Of les2 of 10 per
stock Of The ioans Of 1877 and ss premium per Fos
stock issued under she act Of 1852 ouy
ni stock premium Of AID
1885, redeemaes The le November 1895 received Al The
Treasury sor Tue lei day Of January next Orgy PEI
cent between e Isl day Mach
next premium OF and hares
and prior 70 said st of Jane per
Inefest viii also be allowed said specified
IA The certhcaes from Tue lei July LAST assigned win primer
pal Of the certificates received The s January Amer
thai date the interest win be allowed to the premium
from iai January the Of receipt both cases one
will bs allowed money 10 reach ts
seller.
Certificates transmitted 10 this department present no.
lice should be duly assigned Uned current
half prior anuary x by the parry
entitled 10 receive the purchase nloney.
Payment for these stocks viii be made upon
ant Boston, New York. Philadelphia pare
entitled 10 receive the money may .W#G##
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l--dtlsiJuneif *E#e rHN 4
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u..a,y. February 25Ths eourt met at u O'Clock All
as judges were present.
~ Iattng esq o. New York city, was admitted 70
10. !. an attnrne, and counsellor ia this court.
ds Backford delivered The opinion o the court IN the
= N Holman o. The Uniied States refusing TO order the
o Of testimony also that IN the Of Asbary Diekin
re United States ordering testimony to be taken and
that in the case Of VIM. w Cox e. The United States
M an amended petton refusing 70 order the taking Of
testimony !
j. Boyd a. The United States, and Shepherd KNAPP
me United States refusing to order the taking Of test-
mOny. s, s4sl - al
T argument in the case Of James Thorne and others &C.
III United States (adourned from Wednesday ias)
resumed by Mr.. Rockwell who appeared for the claim-
and no concluded his remarks when the case was sub
.,tsd for the decision Of the court.
The case OF Joseph r. Curtis The United States was
mart called up for argument This Is claim for oompensa
o for losses sustained in building the branch mint az San
Fpesco California The argument In favor Of the claim
ami was opened By Samuel T. Lyon esq.
The court adjourned till III o'clock Tomorrow.
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VERY INTENSIVE SALE or FURNITURE, HoUsEKEEP
articles, and comprised
q messrs oonn B.o coon Wedne,day morning, March s.
commencing al 10 O'Clock, and constituting from day day
@hos disposed o We shall si The entire remaining stock q
itue, honsekerpins articles bonn,
Co, at heir establishment Of Ninth and streets,
prlsihg-
u Elegant glt-frame Mirrors slabs, and brackets
Sofas chairs rockers, and paror chairs OF
and styles HN
Marble TIP centre, side, and tables, rosewood walnut
asd manngany .
Handsome n,aogany oak, OF chamber urn
hatnots, fancy chairs, and tables
Dining, breakfast and chamber tables I'd
Cane, rush, and wood chairs of various
Catiage bedsteads, huTe aus, washsiands
Wafdrobes, sdeboards eiocks $500 @as #-.~.
Hair and husk BOOSTERS, and pillows,
Silver pIa.@ and foIks chers
bowls,
Eirgani French china, dinner, dessert, and
Craneware crockeIy, glassware, kc in great quantities
Table cutlery britannia, block lin, and Iapanned s
Looking -glnsses, ocks and lamps I. y L.. .a...N
II Bird cagsa, hali lanterns, safer. &. ...... .
Together large variety wooden, willow
and housekeeping articles The whole forming the and
goods Tine
Also the store fixtures,
This special OF called sale, which viii
he made wii,out the will be closed
Terms $50 and under cash that Sce,
credit monls $780, credit q A. g.
~ months, 6r satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb I'D Auciioneer.
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Local N IL w s..

T prsLIc The secretary Of the board OF uus
m ia his last monthly report introduced the subject Of an
snpcaon to Congress for appropriation Ia aid OF the
ablc schools which, after long consideration was refer
red 10 committee consisting Of Messrs AtLee Bennett and
pcak Who in connexon with the chairman and secretary
se on motion Of Mr.. Ase, instructed to represent the
interest Of the public schools before the proper committees oil
and to request the earnest cooperation OF the APP
proprate committees the part Of the boards Of aldermen
and common council Of the city. FHa.a a f.e.g.4 s
John B. Cough the world wide known advocate OF tenn
perance is announced deliver lecture this evening at the
smithsonian Institution so great and universal ID the de-
sire to hear this gentleman that will be dicut il not i'm
possble to find standing accommodations this evening for
al who wish to listen TO his maehess eloqucnce
We are informed that Messrs Kunkel Ford, and Floyd
have taken lease Of the National Tbeatrehe lease to
meDcs on the OF March, These gentlemen fvoraby
known country for their theatrical mana
gers as well of of the most popular
mics OF Ethiopian Ministries be found in the country I'M
der their management the National doubt viii prove an
untailing Of refined enjoy ment to our citizens.
The and ice rapidly disappearing from streets
under influence of the weather with which still
continue to be favored. aaIh z#m@
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Proposals responsible persons
jHdge record; and
into by The successful bidder with
before The Isl OF jay -.l.
No pay trips performed and for each Of such
the trip
may deducted befd lime break
depending mails suhcienty excused,
fourth subject
imposed, uness The delinquency promptly
islcty explained negecing the from
post Office for suffering 10 be ienred destroyed, robbed,
M after demand, 10 mail
runs running
The General annn the
repeated ageeay dis
obsyrR post office laws Of the department
schedule He may
allowing therefor
the pay He aiso discontinue The
par,, pro Of pay allowing
compensation the amount of service dispensed
addressed "sscond Assistant
superseded for N, 74s M,iipYn
pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the ais ia Alabama Mississippi &c., Of 1874 and ls56
."s' #s.... -, LANES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-lawlw Postmaster General.
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OFFICE OF THE coSsoLiDATED LorrERiE,
OF MARYLAND. ........
Proposals for Engraving and Lithographis
. Printing.

OFTIor surruxTrspxsT Pea ilo PEINuEe.
.. washington, fsbtasiy ~, 1856
pRnP0sALs will be rcsived his rfcs until the 4h day
Ma ch for sngaying Transferring iron copper,
prisiIng skecbe paBs, and
The and documents Of The President
the United Siates.
usnps rns, sc, 81 bidder
o. hs uuu Day fuf eioshg hide
Tie required io pnng the pisp Se viii be fornhed
by ths Office.
Proof nrrsnns wir th. originals reonrd b. submit
ted this nee Ear approval ard flnuug
al . The for ansmis.tfm.
Conirzcs ~ith be required
FROM the er-euton sane
Proposals b. adhrd %
Pub Printing, endured Poposas for Eaayiax and Libo
graphinr." ....a...#
Frs 9J-sodid
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NEw ToRK Feb 25.cotton dull. Flour has declined
sales Of 500 bb straight State good Ohio So; south
eIn, s. 81. wheat-notbing doing Corn has declined
sales 81 lG 900 bushels western mixed rs Pork
ing-Ssle Of 700 bills ness SIS s5J5 Beef dasales
200 bile rePscked Chicago su rs. Lard Il rmssles d
zoo bb at TO- cents Whisky has sdvsnoedsales Of GOO
bbls. Ohio, 3015 cents
BarTIsoHF, Feb 2b.-The markets unsettled. Flour
Is quoted declined Howard held SO rs bat only
80 Is offered No sales bare made. Wheat has de-
cned-smsl sales o. white At 81 SO. Corn has declined
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VIRGINIA.

From Jplyi, 1856, 70 June 20, 1850.
52ss From Cameron by Bcelsrs Station, TO Wheeling,
30 miles and back week.
Lcsvo Cameron Wednesday ats m;
Arrive at " heeing day by 6Pm;
Leave Wneeng Thursday at am;
s.Arrive at Cameron same esy by sp
5229 From pnlunsns, tFrenklin couniy) by Grsnyhe,
10 Rough and Ready Mills, Henry county,) "
miles and bark, once a week.
Leave Prilimsn's Monday at mi
Arrive At Rough and Ready Mills same day by
lam
LsAve Rough and Ready Mills Monday at pm;
Arrive at priuimsn y same day by epm.
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syedenly ,he On Instant Corpu. Chpt Tsras 10
slAn " ARMSTRONG, erq rder The la,f ossr,I Roe
rsr NrNFrnosa The secessed wtaFly and
'ay esteemed ior all heee qualities Of heart
meks and ri ehds Va. los wta be deeply M large cir
che of warmly afiacaed friends and relatives
Gg- there Will he p.bne debate Ktvea by IN.
syl.g iJetnm on Tbvsdsy evening q huary o'ock
NE ttae 81 R.y W. Ecan's shafch, junction 81
N>r Nofk avenue md a. street, ~ ~.
anestous "Wnud Che farther Of he n
ca q the Uniied stsies -
AISmsave-J. A, Mills and n. A. IaHisnu.
Neasave--F ~ Srsmner and J. A aai-on Smith.
.. MADISON SMITH, Secretary.
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United States Mail.
MissIs sIPPI.

!. ## Pogr OyFioe DEPARTMENT,
.....##. x #&W E.H.rs sa February as 1886.
.RoPo5AI conveying The United Ju
iy l. 1856, June 81 '5s, ibe following will
Department N,
April 30 be decided by The 7t OF May following:
Charleston, Mrs by Mouth Of Coid Water Mi,eheil's
Roads, Mound Place. Moor's Bayou and swan Lake
to Helena. Ark., rs miles and back, week.
Leave Charleston Monday ], m. r....r IA s.#.E
Arrive a HeieHn next day by Q, p. H-......
Leave Helena "Wednesday al z, m;
Arrive ChaTeslon day BY 8, #@NA
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Heirs Wanted.

JOHN STEEL and Wa. srEEI. otherwise VIM. ROBINSON
wanted being heirs 10 some in England, the orme,
living Georgetown, South Carolina, since
The latter in the eiy Of Washington thirty
Apply REV. q OSBORNE,
....E stainby, Lincolnshire, England.
FsHRu G, 1856. rMa-
Feb a3-dfas ..#.... ......-
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ALABAMA.

From July l, 1856, 70 jane 30, 1858. D
1897 From Gadsden, by Hokes Bluff and Ball Play 10
Goshen, 81 mles and back. once a week.
Leave Gsdsden Tuesday a. s a m;
Arrive al Goshen same day by p m;
Leave Goshen Wednesday Al m;
1898 From Jasl.onvie. by New be,6el. HoLe,s Bluff.
and Bah Play, to Centre, 40 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive At Centre day by Jpn;
Leave Centre Thursday 1t 6 a m;
Arrive at jacksonville same day by 7 pm. ~
1893 From Jasper, by Baropyi,le, Eiyton IS miles
and back, o week.
Leave Jasper Monday Al m;
Arrive at Elyton next day by ~ m;
Leave EIyton Tuesday ut pm;
Arrive al Jaspsr next day by pm.
1900 From wesobug., by John Powells and Delta, to
Warren, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Ws-obulga Monday 1t am;
Arrive at Warren sams day by Z pm;
b Leave Warren Tuesday at m;
Arrive al Weeobuga same dsy by Jpn.
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NEW YORK.

NEW fOiih-
From July ], 1885, 10 June 80, 1857.
1916 From churubusco to Frontier, ~ miles and back
Leave Churubusco Saturday at lam; .
Arrive at Frontier same day by pm;
Lave Frontier Saturday al II; 4
Arrive at Churubusoo day by IA p m.
lI77 From Corlapdt Village, Grston, 10 miles and
back three times a week.
Lave COrt'andt Village Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at p m;
Arrive at Grolon same days by 4 pm;
Leave Groom Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al
Arrive al Corlandi Village same days by Sam.
Proposals for ak times week service invited
il7S From Newark Valley, TO Keichumvile, 8 miles and
Lack, once o week.
Leave Newark Valley Tuesday at a m;
Arri,e a KctchumyIe day by III an;
Lesvh KetchumvIlo Tuesday at p M;
Arrive a, Newark Valley same day by Bpm.
Proposals for twice -a-vcek service are invited.
lI7g Prom Lewiston, by Dickersonvls Cambria, IA
miles and back, week 5s.
Leave Lewiston Saturday at pm,
Arrive at Cambria same day by 5 pmi
Leave Cambria Saturday at Ia mi
Arrive at Lewiston same day by lus
1850 From Prnusearsh, by R.kers Hollow, to North
Cohocton, 10 miles and back, once a week.
Lave Ptausburgh Friday stes mi E.
Arrive North COhoe,o. same day by II am;
Leave North Cohocton Friday 1t pm,
Arrive al Prattsburgh same day by pm.
Proposals for twice a-~esk service invited.
lISI From Raj dolph, by Conevsngo, Leon, and New
Albion, - Csiisraogos. IS mics and back, once
Leave Randolph Tue.dsy al ssmI
Aui.est Cstaraugus same day by IL am;
Leave Cauaraugus Tuesday al pm;
Arrive st Ranoo pm ssne day By 8 m.
Proposals 10 stop - Caisraagas Leon viii be
considered also, for trt weekly service.
lIs2 From BEDFORD by Bauis's Mls Union Falls, and
B.oom.ngdaie, to Sarsnae LAKE, 81 miles and back,
week,
Leave BEDFORD Tuesday at Z q m;
Arrive at Saransc Lske same day by 6pm;
Leave Ssranac Lsko "Wednesday ats m;
Arrive 81 BEDFORD same day by pm.
1888 From Woodruff, by Eat Troupsburgh, 10 Troups-
burgh, ~ miles and back, week.
Leave Woodruff Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Troupsburgh same day by "a pm;
Leave Troupsbgrgh Tuesdsy AT 2pm;
Arrive OF Woodruff same day by n pm.
Proposals Tor two trips week invited,
llS4 From Dryden, by Hartford 70 Rillawog, IL miles
and tack, once week. .0
Leave Dryden thursday at m;
Arrive at Kiliawog day by IAN;
Leave ktilavog Thursday st pm; a
Arrive al Dryden same dsy by SPIN.
1885 From Dryden to Marathon, Is miles and back,
week.
Leave Dryden Tuesday at = swi
Arrive Of Msra,hon same day by III m;
Leave Msrstbsn Tuesday at p m; .a
Arrive a. Dryden ssme day by pm.
Proposals TO include Hartford and Lapeer io-
yited.
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FLORIDA.

From July ], 1856, to June 80, 1853.
6656 From Bayard, by Georges Lake and Danielsyie,
10 Newnsnsvic, 81 miles and back, once week.
sH Leave RAyard Monday 1t m;
# Arrive 1t Newnansville next day by D m;
Leave Newnansvile Wednesday at Z a m;
Arrive at Bayard next day by 8 m.
Proposals for scmi weeky-service, with increased
speed, will be considered
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NN,- Do 81
rai houal ~ tbe slss Of Iowa
ep-nea wssngan CRY D. O. IN
with local aEeps and suipry NJ The SEVERAL d Offices N the
Location ants unY mode BY which
oher holders fully sysn htn- 81 The bouniy Of The
efhHiSnL
The land win be selected the made esrscut
Hri-s, seuding W the
following fees, wlich accompany the warrants
20 fee fr sscou and oc.,'on, o. which sdd land
scres location, 50 which add
iao sers ,o SELECTION locsdop ss which
100 scrss o LOCATION $40,
afcs Zee, sf-Asla.
The arc prices charged BY eoppeent agents
suarnniy that u selections win he made sdcou.iy upon se
nsnccs aud o. good land rnsiss IN lbs DIS
the duie.
me srlrca competent ana rrperienerd in
The state ard fully advised Of
railroads. eoup srai, uaesra wsisf and settlements
Lsss Nus selected win worth confident, IRON 20 50 10
IS per selected w'antees for wnose benefit @
aveaty h Designed, other haidsr- fail
large advance upon the face II tneif warrants.
pasortsss
wsranrres will execute 70 me power fausey 10 locate en-
doad 81 The warrant vl please the blank assign
nenis " th tbs fuil name iocsos
Address ioHN CLARK, No saa psnnsyyanla sreEae ~i'b D.
Rsf 10 he Iowa detrrnon IN Congress non Charles
Nasan Commlsonsr Of Patents
dispose of The Temagns sss nod Territories for s control o.
the sale n Ne OH vb parties for The
-tsiss uf ousus srtsnps, Aiphnms Fauds O. eEs, North
Cartna Pennsylvania eawafe Tenprsee KENNEDY Mssnun,
Oregon, Washington Territory Kansas Mnneeta,
Ua Nowsssn Territory View Mesce rna the island ~ abs
BuFinE city my agent,
NJ GORDON, No. 2ss u street, VIII represent me,
TbIs-Aaa