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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
1ano,. Mpnncenble settIers.N

The n. Y. Times special correspondent
,eIasra,hs the following from Lawrence, h
r. dated 3 O'Clock P. NJ OF the 2lst inst
'H. YESTERDAY about 400 Free-Sleto men, an
Guiding 100 from LANES party, attacked
the Rnffous' camp at Washington Creek
~ Another dispatch to the Times says
"On the morning of the lota. LeGomPtol
was attacked and taken by eight hunare'
of Gen. Lanes mtn 100,
This fixes the responsibility. for the recen
dis turbances upon Lane and his followers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

OF At Republican meeting in Pratts.
vile, few days ago, there were just four Of
that party present. WOOlly heads ana hOrs-
es don't take, out there. |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
Commlllees OF one vlnton county
Agricultural A Society

Agricultural Society
Pursuant to previous notice, the Vinton
County Agricultural Society met on the 9Th
day Of fSeptember. 1856, at the Court House
iu MAhhu. The following Committees on
Premiums were appointed;
COMMITTEE ON CLASS "A"-CATTLE.
JosKPH Voss of Ross, RichmondP. O.;
Mason JOEEs. do. GillespierilIe P. O.;
VIZ. AUSTIN. Berlin, Jackson Co.
.rs CLASS "B"-HoRSES. . r
VIZ. RADCLIFFE. Middleton, Jackson Co.;
DR.. A. CoEDEE,
CHAs. TRAPHAoAs. .r
CLASS NO. BLACKS & MULES
JoHs ROBBINS,
A. w. boutwell,,
THos. HAYWARD.
,- CLASS "C"-SHEEP.
JOSIAH WMsoS,
T. M. Bar, es .,~
WA TISSUE. l,,
CLASS rD'--HoGs.
JoHS SwEPsroE,
RoBERT SAGE,
JEHIEL FRAzEE. r., ..;..u.4 .-
,. CLASS "E"--P0ULTRY, .,r
Dr.. A. CoSDEE,
Or. l.. HoLLAD,
DR.. D. F. BAIRD. ..-.r..-
CLASS "F'--FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
JOHN MORRISON,
JoHS NUNAMAKER
JoRN EoLEBRRY.
CLASS "G"-MINERALS.
C. NEwKlRK
T. K. STANLEY,
DAVID JONES.
CLASS "H"-DoMESTlc MANUFAC.
TURES.
Mrs. MARY RlcHaoND,
Mrs. B. 7. HEwITT,
hrs. LEWIS CLARK.
CLASS T"-FIELD CROPS.
NV. RANKALs,
john Fee,
Isaiah SMITH.
CLASS "J"--HoRTICULTURE.
JoHN WYNAN, .
J. K. RANDALL,
T. 3. DAVIS.
DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.
q. w. JOHNSON.
PATRICK MURDOCH, |..,.
ROBERT AIKEN,
PETER MILLER, IT,,
Us. HAWK.
DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEES.
ELEA RICHMOND,
Ivy HoFrHiNEs,
JANE SMITH,
SARAH kELcH,
REBEccA WILSON.
On motion of A. W. Boutwell,, Z. A.
Bn,ton was appointed Marshall Of the day,
(Agricultural Fair.)
The Secretary is hereby directed to notify
the nonresident committeeman forthwith.
B. P. HEWITT, PREs'r.
o. T, CUNNING, Secy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

GoDEY's LADY's BOOK, for October has been
received. 1t is an excellent No. Of most
excellent periodical. .,,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

The mind has more room in it than most
people think, ifyou would but iurnisn tue
APARTMENTS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

'osV Iutol RuIuVeatlIOINld eNel SoH Ni'N'~
Best Boquet
lie admits that he bound the government
He admits that they were leased to Aoe'
lS,e.rns ON shares for the iucledse.
He edmils that he gave a receipt iot tne
delivery OF the whole Of them when lie Knew
thai ONLY part were delivered.
He does not deny tha; the cStt!e were
loossd for his own use, as Stearns has 'esh-
fled. ,aLo. ,bs c,se
still clearer against himself, A case oil an
officer speculsling with the funds OF the gov
ernment. and appropriating the pu3Iic prop,
erty 10 his own use is made out. Ills lete'
su1plies every item Of testimony needed
ITp TIe 6OO head o! cattle were bought on tne
aovernment credit, and were applied 10 DIE
: own use as Steams testiies. About the sam,
time he bought tile MurPosa estate ana nS >
borrowed money on the government cFeail II Il
! sufficient amount to pay for it. AS he haa ~
money OF his own it is reasonable 10 Oe'lev'
he used i. as charged against him and no
denied as yet.-PittsbHrgh Post.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
Scale Of Premiums

THoR the 9Th annual Fair of vinton county, to
il be heldin Macarthur on the first Tuesday
Of October next. -... -.rft-
= N'T CLASS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

A kiss on the forehead denotes respect
and admiration ION the cheek, friendship, on
the eyelids, tender sentiment, and on The
lips, love. ~ s-eagA .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

It is stated that Gen. Scott has declared
to his friends against Fremont for the freSl-
dency. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

0T Thanks to Hon, Geo. E. PLgh for
interesting Public Documents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

Kindness in ourselves Is the honey that
b!unts the sting of unkindness in another
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
Again In Feed.

All for time was quiet in Kansas-and
Fremont stock was dying out for want OF
fuel. They then sent in Jim Lane with
600 or 500 Of the most worthless vsgabonds
that could be gathered up in the NORTH
Soon we had shouts Of victory, that Lanes
men were numbering and burning all before
them. Then came the up rising Of the peo-
pie in that region, and in return Lanes men
got the worst oft, and now we have fresh
storm Of howl and honor!--0hio States
man.
N~~~~~>~~~~~Ny~~yN~~
One thousand bushels Of huckleberries
have been gathered in the neighborhood Of
Sandwich, Massachusetts,, this ssason.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE ToANIMALs. :
When there is but one exhibitor, although he
may show several animals in Class, only one
premium will be awarded-that to be the first y;r
otherwise, as the merits Of the animal may ge ad-
judged by the committee; and premiuH., "ill not
be awarded when tho animals not "orthy' tho
there be no competition.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
CLASS F-1MPLEMENTs.

Farm in best repair, not less than 40 acres, Dip.
Best farm wagon 500
Best Buggy 900
Best Pow 100
Best Harrow 100
Best Wheat Fan 100
Best Horse Rake for hay 100
Best Scraper, ~ 100
Bea set Of CHAIRS LOO
Best sci of Harness 100
Best Saddle and Bride 800
Best gents summer Boots 100
BestSpecimen Of Blacksmithing 100
Best specimen OF Tailoring 100
Best specimen Of Cabinet Ware 100
Best specimen Of Wood Turning LOO
Best side Of Tanned Upper Leather 100
Best Tanned Sole or Harness Leather leo
Best Barrel Of Flour N#.. 100
Discretionary premiums will be recommended
on farming implements Of merit not included in
the above list.
CLASS G-MINERAL PRODUCTS.
Best discovery of Mineral Products Diploma
GLASS H-DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

BcsJ Buck lOr Mutton 2,UU
Test st'nmttou Sheep Of any grade 100
CLASS SHEPHERD DOG.
Best Shepherd Dog 10y
The Board of Managers will act as Committee.
CLASS D--HOGS.
Best Boar over year old $500
Second do 100
Best Boar over months and under year, 100
Best Breeding Sow, 200
Second do 100
Bestso and pigs 500
Second do 200
Best gilt 100
Best lot of pigs not under nor over 10 mos. 200
Discretionary premiums will be awarded on
animals Of merit not included in the above list.
CLASS E--POULTRY.
Best pair Shanghais lOO
Best pair GhitegUng 100
Best pair Of Dorkings 100
Best palro Polands 100
Best pair of Carills 100
Best pair of mixed breed or common l, 90
All animals exhibited in pairs cannot compete
for single premiums.
CLASS F-IMpT EAfENTd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

Best bushel of Sweet Po'.'~."o government or
Best lot of Ounces hIornia ever got these cat
Best Boquet
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laws Of ,he United STATE. R.,.tty

I Avs the United states Relative 90 the pnbI,,
u LaB1cnmpleFe is2wh Tho Congress
Coniedsnuou Treaties Proeismauous, spanish Regulations,
Sc, &c. I vol So.
Continuation Of The above-complets to 1872. vol g.
american Papers Relative Puh'c T.rnds nncu
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SO.
Indian Treaties mad by the United staes-comges
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mads by The Colonies from 1899
S3i, relating 70 Indians and Indian affairs, vol ~
rcial optpops of the Aotneys G.uer ffom 1859 70 1854
vols, a. so
Laws TOca Ordinance ~ Great Britain. Francs
Spain, relating Pahc Lands IN ther respective
MES coIiected hy Joseph ". white. vnls. g. 50.
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schmidt'a Civil Law ~ spain snd Merico. vol 81.
Rockwe Compilation o Spanish and MeHcan Law in relato
tp Mines Roa Estate Titles. vol " -.
Western ard Northwestern
cerning Landa TIacs, &c. I vol 81 96-
Military Laws Bounty Land snd PUnsion Laws
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Tdplru's Pensian md County Land Laws. VOL 81.
ReRHsits Pension Lave. J vol 81 SO. ........
Mayo and Mouon's PensiOn ard Bounty Land Laws. vol
50 so
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vols quarto. Msdsd k3S
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Nassau nan oOllege Of New Jersey, Princeton.
" should aald aeqaaintanee be foFgotB
And never brought 10 mia
should auld acQ uaintaDce be ioTgOt,
And dAVs o. auld lang syAe.n

ash0uId aaId aeqasinIanee be foTgOt
And never brought 10 mia
should aald aeQ uainlaDce be ioTg0t,
And days o. auld lang syne."
The members ending in June 1855
the junior class Of ending June, 1884, the sophomore
class the ending and the Freshman class OF the
ending IN Juae, 1880 hereby requested 20 assemble IN
Washington D. O. ny the third Of March, A. d. i a. hs latest
brighten the links OF The chain Of love and enashp which u
tide entirely sever, exchange once more IN eI
lives greeting and sympathy and lament The unley tate Of
some OF their moa promising compeeTs. ... -.
preliminary meeting Of the sofapponIed committee wiz be
held ON the n Monday Ia September A. ID 1856 az he United
States ftor, Chesnut Fourth and FIN streets,
which those members whom be con
yenent invited alend Will be
adopted TO secure az fall an attendance possible.
In tbs lne those whom this Is addressed VIII be
good enoagh 10 furnish e Of the comittee BY mail with
their respective pOst Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D..
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER @. HARf, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
.. .-. Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
. OF Winston, AReghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsin Iron and Glass Works, N. j.
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JouH WKIpAAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2T-lawthaT3 [lntellgeneeTl
newspapers the civilized countries Of the world request
This advertisement their editorial columns
scattered through the -four d
globe all throughout the United
requested sratuous insertion
easonay between this date and the 3D. OF March A. d. 1881
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
ME S zssa

hS6 E ssz1%SE1
Time between Washington and Wheeling but III
Running bosen Washington aad Oiacirna ~ hours
weshinston.
HE Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD having greatly improved it
eers Washington, Baltimore, portions West
the North west, and the Southwest
% We o aos s Sfy slT pGa d ah al @
om Bnmsra THIS aae only change Of cars required %
Washington and the Ohio river Baggage checked through 10
there wh The pa.ssnser,1 wheq charge Tor those holding
Washington daily at ., ana IL, p nj on Sundays at the
Al Wheene dreet eonneriom made with the trains of the
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD, running from Beinire The Ohio,
% nesr WaSens through Gnmend:r ZTges'e' and NewaI to
Mansfield and ssndcky railroad for sandry rolsdo, Detroit
6Op@Su' nc o. railroad no soPPsS; w 9s fast trains
VILE Sc Al Xena, on Little Miami ra.cga eonnerion Is
formed with the through Dayton 10 Tee
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis Vieksburg
are rsnscd a. cinepna 70 tbe mail steamer en- The Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit Chi
WheSs aHd WesSs Ur mss Where
the Cleveland and Ptrburg railroad Is made
afodng and checks Washington also
shortest T2 SPEEDY and dee o TO neS ~ ns leading points ~
but 653 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than ny any other
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 50 e5
Columbus S5; Dayton sS go SO CinSnna ssi L%p,.ye
u.s. sI7 50 Cevsspd go Isl Toledo els eos boro sis
G. EeS orssas sal &C. '''''''
For FrsdeeE a,ps Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs
leave Washington at O. m or " M For the
For trains to and from Baltimore AnnSpols &C. special
For further Innston through uckets Se apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, AGENT at Washington station. -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
5-dr ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Tr,e.emarLrne Great Europsan discovery,

PROTECTED royal letters patent England secured
the seals Of Eeoe de pharmacie dc Paris and the Imperial Cot
isge of Medicine, Vienna.
esema No the remedy for general and local debility oss
Of write decay and all the distressing
arising ron early abuse SC lie effects are
YOUTH manhood old The Write would not be-
impaired, decline Of II
universally adoptedi all physical Rpedmens like
before Influence rendering invaluable those
tering the marriage state.
completely and eradicstes all
aIdote the health OF poea Of the pop
ulaton.
esema No the European remedy for that class OF
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction the paiie
all saTapalla iu world
TTeselnar Nos and alike devoid SMELL
all QUALITIES They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
Sold cases. 80 divided into separate
nnistered by Valpeau, isimand, Rour, &c.
To be had wholesale and sia OF Mr. H. A Barrow No. 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
the United and every
other Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
Mr.. will Tesmar world
securely packed addressed according the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov a--dlyr
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I.E1NwOOD CEMETEHY.-ohee No. 232 PeRnsyvnnia
u Of lh street, the Savings Bank This
the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. situated the high ground distant one and quar-
Capitol North Capitol leading directly
This have received charter from Con
appopang their ground forever TO burial making
Zee and prohibiting all encroachments from
legislation Otherwise, which Of importance 10 those who
Tepese placed them for
all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes TO sei and throw e dead pro
ascuousy large and legal measures cannot prevent
titles given TO the ground
N. Office ifen 10 To IL, where pamphlets, with
charter. and bylaws, and a other information, con be
et with Sir James r. iar
vsy amy other undertaken, viii be
June Idly
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Washington Aquedget.
OfFIcz or THE WAsuIA

OfFIoE THE WAsuIsGTos A aUEpUCT,
Washington, March y 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation
dams, other work Of the Washington
Proposals. received the s Of May will be
that
animation and after the 10th day Of April
Proposals will be received for the
brdges described plans and specifications
Portions the works be completed under the
appropriation but all unfinished
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the right prescb the Of
of progress under each lps each and
works shall be stopped funds become available
In Of the entire stoppaee particular
the reserved cent will paid IT,
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
gone
Payments will be made specie checks
treasury the monthly estimates OF the engineer 10
and will De dtion Of all
All lids should be seaed endorsed "Proposa for work
the Washington AquedncL"
The United right bids
should they be deemed advantageous such
ments considered conducive the of
Every offer accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect thai he they under
take that the bidder bidders w his their bid be accepted
obligation, within days with Sueieni
securities the completion of the undertaken said
certificate United
United States district officer
the individual known the Engineer
of War, that the able make good their
guarantee.
Bids will be opened In presence OF bidders, II any
choose 10 be present
NJ. c. MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, In charge.
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mo. b4a.l

the dfscOnttauance Of the United stnteS
IN land once at yANDALIa in the State OF ILLINOIS
Notice hereby thai Of and in view o
report
said district reduced below hundred thousand
INTERIOR
VAspALI be discontinued lands remaining unsod
Of thu be made sabec entry
SPRIssFIELp, said Slate
Lands remaining unso and unapppdated by law and subject
ohce
subject entry said Office recpt OF
effect register thereof land
nj give public
will be prepared receive applications for such lands
n their office.
my hand city OF Washington this eth day OF
December A. ID. 1858
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner VI the General Land Olice
Dec ll-law6w fInteligencer Stafl
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Mysteries OF the Post ONCE.

"a mail bag is epitome Of human life."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Diary Of Special Agent ofns Post oss
Department. -..
HoLBRooK
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portraits, aud IN wood engTayhgs, from designs chiefly
by Dsriey - .---.
NiS Of
and Is m Of the special agents OF tha, the fr
book OF ia. ind issued calculated the public
experience
the detection I'd punhent OF offenders the laws use
of he security OF the mas and The nvioiaby VI private CORES
ponde ace.
Never public hearty
the press Brief extracts from Of these aei
notices nnnexeds
The book win prove of entertaining OF
and In rs.nes interest," and general ruth TO nature, will form
(S. y. Epentns Post
We bosnd HoIbrooks ppa
suggestive book.-K T. Herald. @. 1aI. #@ -#
The entertaining recently
hnds Reynolds monosires, and who read Them viii
realize thai su lives and hdyes amid modem
THIS ITSELF by subject 20 ,ysg
IPhaadsphia Pennsyisaniar.
amusing and, time, Interesting work ofu
kind has been puSlishsd in Bud
el-writen and amusing work. which
extract OF two ior the benefit Of the community
Philadelphia Saturday Post
Ii sboulds with sketches Of novel and instructive matter
(PAiiassipla Ingurer.
This novelty ereeedpgy open
log Of amusement Hartford Daily Couraat
There h substance enough In The iaeden plots, and character
contained in his ssschssto h dozen noyssRiosond Ere
persou whs has ever allowed himself 10 srsor
the idea OptGne another book
Gu; rndderng at the ghai srecpies on which b. has oad
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Dec ll-law6w

rHEAP JUVENILE BOOIks-rhe undsrsgned has set
ASIDE from his stock of books for children large and
varied collection the accumulation OF to be so al half
less than that wen need be- They suited to youth
Of all aud may be examined AT his bookstore.
viii be found Of the works Of Mrs Holland,
Miss Edgeworth Mrs Barbaud, and such wrerbooks
which popular their whi1a aiming cult
good good feelings and good principles, by
still merit although teaching all the sci
enee in words Of one syllable to cren 81 hur years old
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DELFiELD CAVE, CLERK,

IA Easf BEhs OF Congress rna ytsters o uashipxton
III respectfully Informed that at TAYLOR Il MAUkYs
Book Stationery sih they Their
requirements Their extensive stock, in addition foow
important works. comprises every department science
and
New books received imme ediaiey publication
Weekly impoftaols from England
Caihoun's Works, o volumes
JeHerson's " oiks, volumes
Websier's Works, vu's-, autograph edition
Evereu's Orations and Speeches, volumes
Gays Private correspondence, 4 volume
b. g. Prensss Memoirs, volumes
Bsncroit's History OF .he United states, volumes
eialcsman's Manual, voi1ses
Hickey's Cons,uIaa, youine
Jefferson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States, vname
Ei'ioiis debates and Madison Papefr,5 volumes
Marshis Orators and Statesmen volume
5iorY's Works, volumes ..#..
Lives Chief Justices Of the United States, volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self Q yoiuaes
Wu's Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
keBnedy's Life OF Win, y volumes
Gariand's Life OF iahp Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baidwn, volume
DE IocaaeyilIe's Democracy III ADeTca volume
The Federalist, volume
Gnmkes Nature and Tendency OF Free Institutions, volume
Constitutional 4 tKt book volume
Careys Fast, Present. and Future, volume
seaniau's Progress Of Nations, voluIae
hcEitgotiis American Debaier, l vouMe
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth of Nations, volume.
Every description OF American, Engis French
the fine 81 qualities, al the lowest prices.
Visiting cards and printed with the Erompd
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Dee 7-dtf Near 9th
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mo. 548. !

No. DAB
NOTICE OF location the two land Offices and
the a surveyor general Ina KsnI.s and
Nebrsska Territories.
the 18Th section Of the
22d July 1854 creating land Offices for the
Of and Nebska and of the first section Of the
esabahng Office general for said Terri
office for the OAAHA pIsrRor has been ieeaed
Of Of Nebraska Territory aud
the DISTRICT" and of the
LE CoarTos" the OF Kansas Ter
ritory
Given my hand city of Washington this twenty
sixth day OF November A ID. 1855.
by order of the President:
THOS. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
l9-law6w Intel. and Star.
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81. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies'.

'''0T tF"E0'IE"0NIVi IItItTFIN NVHFtVi NH
TUE annual session commence. ON the
2it AuRu.t, and Thursday June THE
terms m board and tuition s5a payable
any ~ advance There charges drawing pa.
ina hpd also Gr Spanish lfaian German Latin 7e terms
fot the primary department pupils nine wears of
hge, nrs sVh payable hair yearly advance.
Letters ~ inquiry should be ad3resssd MOTHER sUpF
Maryland. ''
July s-dlyear.
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IL. III. GILL E Il
Counsellor at Lar,

removed his Office bis resid in franklin Row.
He will continue devote his
ton UHitad Supreme Court.
Having law concerning he will
opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Oce and appeals TO the chief justice assistant
District of Columbia and will assist in the
prepar and trial of suits concerning patents
He opinions and for
OF
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication
DC
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Cautfon-Lottery Frauds.

OTToR or rus MAINLAND CorEoLIpGrEp LoTrEErEa
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1856
TUE commissioner Of the Maryland State deemed
his duty caution the pubbc rumerous
who circulate by and otherwise lottery csues
aud pretend TO be e agent for the safe Of tickets which
wholly fictitious
The ouy legal lotteries IN Maryland daily
the supentendence Of the elected by the poope
the State under the eTAme and Approve the
schemes snd 20 atsnd 20 the drawings.
~ the ctss 70 these lotteries and m Certificates NJ packages n
Tickets, have the og aphed Brepap
for The Office q the Maryland ConSoldstsd
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