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Discovery in the Science of Medicine.

Discovery IN the Science OF medicine.
ENGRAyIEGs on TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT Of
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN. EC0LB de PHARMACIE
PHARM tcIEN de PARIS, AND IMPE2IAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per, and around each case OF
Triesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgaint 1xTlTToSswhich are
ate the severest penalties courts oflsw can award
mr. II. A. BARROW Member Of the Imperial College Of
~ vienna, ami Royal College OF surgeons London, may
he personally consue his residence ISL Prince street.
Cew Mo vest Of Broadway New York, from i n the
morning IT, and from till in the evening, lsrndays
excepted,) unless by special appointment
TRIEsEMAR No 1, Is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMAT0RRHGA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from cary buse ndiscTmaate excess too long
residence hot climates II has inyigorsted and restored
perfect health thousands Of the detitaed who are now
whatever may he the CACSEI, every DISQUALIFIED
TIoN for MAKRIAGE is eGectualy subdued by this Won
derful Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No IL completely and entirely eradicates
all OF Gonorrh both in its mild and aggravsted
forms, q ses sirctrss, lritson OF the dter nonre
tenton OF the Urine Pains Of The Lons and Kidneys and
those disorders where Copaiva and Cube bs have long
been thou sntidote The ruin q the health OF vast
portion of lhe population.
TRIESEAIAR, No. His the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and secon ary Symptoms II also
certain scurvey, Scroula and all impurities from
the vital stream SO as altogether TO ersoate me virus OF
disease, and is never failing Remedy Tor that class Of d.
orders which unfortunately the English physicisn treats
with Mercury, TO the inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution and wnich all the sarsapara in the world
cannot remove.
TRIEsEMAR, No l. and g. prepared in the form Of
ozenge devoid OF SMELL and can be caredin In the
wastco4t pocket Sold lin tin and divided into epar
Doses administered by VSlpeau, La Imam, houx, Ri
cord &C. &C. Price SO each, four cases 10 one for 3d.
which $3 and in 27 cases. whereby there is saving
OF 90.
special arrangements having been made with the various
Exprerses dollar of r and tire aTg
sizes, forwarded by Dr. Barrow, carriage paid mme
diately receiving rettance 70 part of the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations and efeeuAy protecting Them from spur-
Gus perucious limitations The three dollar
usual, but free of carriage.
To be had Barrow that beautifully illustrate
ed and pspu ar work, "HUMAN FRAILTY, or PH1SlOLO-
GICAL REsEARCHGS." Il describes in clear and lucid
manner the and effects OF the diseases above enumer
sted with instructions for their treatment and cure
Price rs cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DR.. BARROW, 157 Prince Street. few blocks
west OF BroadwayO New York. no75-1ydV.
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4 u ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides Of u
Il = ,shyle and Chattanooga Railroad, Is miles IRON
Nashvie on witch a depot has been recently located vel
imDrpyei .od ,teI, sod, with ialr proportion o.
store gnI residence. sie OF the road the Whole
viii 10 sod % -uIt plrch ers.
I56X ACRES, 0us mile nom The town o. FranEln, IN
Williamson c0uaty the lberty road, Ani y mile eatoi
ths Fennesee and Alabama Railroad. 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Hls CON ortab Dwelling io-
la,tlg Springs aud pro u;tiys sl-sujJabe for our
han soue settlements viii sell 4, y, y, or all 10 suit
purCh tEsrs.
I6 &C EEs mostly tmbered part fthe Brentwood Tract
on tl- tennessee ana ALBANIA Karosd 81 miles south Of
Nashville soil 0f en- lent quality ad nlraoy adapted 10
tn Purposes OF Ynsysr NaTssry, or Market Garden.
IDk ACgES on the Galatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville between Stuil aud Sledye would an Ike
business convenient and comiorobe coinry
res'd nee.
500 ACRES on both sides OF the Nashville and North
Western Railroad II miles west Of Nashville, on Big arPeth
River and miles OF Kingston Springs; l3O Acres ear
d-baluos well tmb reigood soil and water, and COM
ortabie nproyements.
52H ACRES wen improved, miles from Nashville, Oh
the AI Creek Valley Pike and near the n. C. r. h soil
OF good quality, Dwelling, fine young Orchard an a
very good neigh 'rhood . . , 49,
30 ACRES n the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nash
VILE uesr Whites Creek Turnpike road most beau
Gful building lot.
tots Of sny size from so feet 25 Acres the Buens
Vista turnpike road from to mes Of Nashville, with OF
without Timber. convenient % Buena Vista Springs.
40 L0rs in the corporation Of Nashville, near wilson's
Fp z several te Franklin Turnpike road several near
Depot the Tenn Ala. r. r. several on and near me
Turnpike road in the h Ward, and several
west Of Capitol aim near the corporation line.
PRICES Low TERMS Liberal. THOSE who wish 10
parchase would do well to make ear application to
apI0-u " NANCE
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NO HUMBUG!!
HE undersigned have purchased the Patent right Of G.
Il II. WILLIAMS
DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE
Force and Lift Pump.

For the States Of Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia Florida, Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana We
have tested the Pump in all its mmended for ord
nary purpOe-In wells, and fire engines and hesitate
thstit is superior to pump in use 1t is
simple and PLAZA in its constructions taken to pieces
together by ordinary black white half
There not or bolt about the pump; there
is the least imaginable ctod-hence its durability. II is
almost impossible for il TO get out OF fix by usage
When used for a well csern IL b. converted into
Fire Engine IN minute, and by water can be
thrown over the fullest hOuSes the country Itisipvau
able Fire Engine, and especially in ihe country
try towns.
tits equally well adapted 20 all machinery Railroad Tanks
&C. and will when known superscede all other pumps 1t
can be used for either bot or cold water.
Having fully satisfied the capacity value
utility Of the Pump ready to make sales the
territory by counties states Except the Western
District Of this State which has been sod) We confidently
recommend the Pump the citizens Of the States
The Pumps cheap and therefore within the reach Of
every family.
REES W. PORTER,
sp21-h JOHN 8. BRIEN.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROBERT MOORE,
Co m m i s 81 On N erchant,
NO. 80, WEST FRONT STREET,
CINCINNATI, %.

Continues IN the above line Of business exclusively ard
hopes promptness AMI attention TO the orders
sigumens Of his Tennessee friends TO continuance
OF their favor. noT22-Imdkv
~ Union and Banner copy daily aud weekly month,
and send bill to this Office.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
FoR SALE Or RENT.

Tn Eire8eld a NEW BRICK COTTAGE, contain et1A
i ing = .Ons, Cellar with good Listern Stsbl- ani s.
snail Garden. Terms liberal snl possession given =
i'm gedfst.ly. Enquiye at this ONCE. noy24
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES,

Whole Tickets Slo;-Halvss IS; Quarters, 2EO.
600 Prizes Of $40 vii be hy the last ngurs
OF the thst draws the f4o coo prise For pls
the number craving the e4u,uoo Prise eadI Nflh No 4
then al the Tiel where TIE number ends IN vii be
entitled 70 $50 ~ The Rumher ends with Ne g. hr Al
t40, And 80 on q ..
osrscsts q Packages win be sod At .hs OsuisE rates.
which Is q . risk:
csruse2ls Psskass Of1O Whole Tickets
h
10 Qaarter ..- a
Address orders for Ickets Cert ncases ether 10
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW AND IMPORTANT

From vIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House.
APPLEros' BUILpIxs SAG Broadway, New York.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.
Lands and Lots for Sale,

elgby situated building lot on College treet, is offer
"A ed tor sale on reasonable Apply at the Idtrt0
Once jy2-G
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Furniture, Clocks & C
JOHN PATTERSON,
HUMBUG!! HUMBUG!!!

nEANO FOlS Ci.S, Tuned and Re- tcrsRf5zEz,
II paired by the unde. 5 gned in a m amer
that cannot he equaled by sny other Tuner II
m this e ,ion OF country Also, al kinds Of Musical Instr
rnents repaired
so Perfect satisflcIon given charge
Orders le the Music stores % James Dggons, or iamet
A Mcclure Union street, will be promptly attended TO-
mars 4. MQkION.
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10000 Numbers!-1,OOO Prizes!

LOCO R5issi %5s: Ticket. 40 a.,;. 8; o,:;:
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THE EXCITEMENT OF 1856.

EeFSSSs Having associated with me in
k2S-AaSe my business Mr. WM. II. MNcHIS our firm Is
now below JAS b. ORAIGHEAD.
Nashville, May I, 1856.
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LAND WARRANTS
I'VE VIII buy Land Warraats Of all denominations, At
w the best market price.
owl A. J. DUNCAN co.
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EVGRAyINGs' or TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT Of
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN. ECOLB de PHARMACIE
PHARM ScIEN de PARIS AND IMPE2IAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
nd nd enrh c.a ae nf
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Leather Betting

AsO IlTFs I0V OI NOgPsI D17 anu I'V1'i anu 17~s
Leather OF all kinds.
Al Of which will be sold the reasonable terms Cor
Cash by B. r CUT ER,
No. 36 SO, cor. Broad and College sts,
A.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIESI

BRILLIANT SCHEmE.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
BRM@HMg UMEgR-

ment OF principal and interest on said Bonds
shall an annual tax be. levied in addition to the
usual tax, of not exceeding one per cent OH the
taxable property in said County. The Stock
10 b. taken and Bonds to be issued only upon
sufficient security being given to the county that
the said Road shall he completed to the Town
OF Ottumwa. in WapeHo county, within 81
months from the time of taking the vote herein
provided for, that alEinterest which may accrue
upon said Bonds shall be paid by the contract
ors, until the road is completed to Ottumwa and
delivered to the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad Company, and upon condition also
mat the county Of Jefferson, Iowa, shall enter
into a similar arrangement TO aid in the con-
s~tructon of said Road; and there is this further
express condition TO the issuance of said Bonds
that the sa id county of Wapello shall be fur
nished ample security that her said Bonds shall
De returned and cancelled in the event the said
Road is not completed to Ottumwa within the
time above fixed, or within four months there
after.
The question of the issuance of said Bonds
and levy of said tax, is hereby submitted to the
legal voters of SAID county of Wapello in the
following form. Those who vote for the gropo-
sltion shall deposit with the Judges Of ELECTION
a ballot upon which shall be written or printed
''For the Road and Taxi Those who vote.
against the proposition shall in like manner de-
post a ballot upon which shall be written OF
printed. "Against the Road and Tax.u
II Is hereby made the duty of the Judges and
Clerks of the election to open said election in
the several Townships at the usual place OF
holding elections, on the first Monday in April
A. D. 1856, and keep the same open during
the usual hours of holdlng elections and TO maxi
returns OF the result in accordance with law &c
the office Of the county Judge Of said County.
Silas Osburn.
Feb. 4th, 1856. County JUDGE.
N. B. The undersigned having been inform
ed that the County of Jefferson has deferred
taking vote in that county, until TIE first Mon
day In April. / have made the change to save
expencest to the County Of Wapello.
SILAS OSBURN.
Feb. 2lst, 1855. County Judge.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
n % Il L E
TO c o n n a c r OR

~ 4
Office of the Demoine Naviga ton ant
Railroad Company, Ottumwa, MaIch4th
1856.
Sealed proposals W i'll be received at.thi.
Office until - o'clock, M, of Monday the
tSta. day Of April next, for the construc.
ION of twenty Locks and Dams for the i'm.
provement of the Des Moines River be.
tween Tie town Of Alpine (l2 miles below
Ottumwa) and Fort Des Mpines, a distance
Of about l26 miles, and also the lock and
dam at st. Francisville, IL miles from The
Mississippi River.
The chamber of the locks is to be 200 feet
long between the quoins, and Al feet wide.
They will generally be built on rock foun.
d%atioDs; the face of the masonry will be
OF hammered stone, leveled up to regular
courses, and laid in hydraulic cement: the
backing and interior stone will be QUART ed
in rectangular blocks, with beds parallal
to each other, and joints at right angles
thereto. and will be laid in quick lime NOR
tar, except at the head OF the lock, where it
will be laid in cement.
The coping will be Of cut stone dowelle d
and clamped.
The gates will be let in a separate con-
tract.
The dams will generally be about 600
feet long and 10 feet bigh, (%resting onrock)
made of timbe. and stonesSwith BuIkheads
with stone abutments)< on>'each side of
the river for the hydraulic canals.
The plans. and specifications for the
work will be ready for examination ON the
18th of April, at which time copies Of the
specifications and blank forms for propo-
sails, and information in regard to the To-
cations of the locks and dams, will be fur
nished to the contra ctors at the several
Engineess' ottc's on the line, and at the
Company's office, No Is, William Street,
New York. So >
The contracts viii contain a clause re-
curing the IeIsonal attention of one of
the partners of each contracting firm, at
each lock and dam; that no transfer ofcon-
tracts shall be made, and that no subcon-
tract except for the delivering Of materials
w Ill be allowed.
Monthly payments will be made in cash
as the work progresses, reserying Is per
cent in lieu of other security; aud the
whole will be required to be completed by
the LIST of January, 1853.
Contractors who are not known to thu
Directors, or TO the Engineers. will be re.
CURED to furnish satisfactory testimonials
OF their skill. experience and responsible
ty. '
The Company reserves the right 10 a.
ward the contracts on such proposals as
may be deemed best for the interests of
the State and OF the Company.
VIM. C. JOHNSON, President.
Rowan II. Tracy, Chief Engineer.
WM.J. McALPINE. Consulting Engineer.
Galena Gazette, st. Louis Missouri Re-
publican. Chicago Journal, Cincinnati Rail
Road Record, KeokGk Times & Gate City
Fort Des Moines Iowa Sta tesman, Eddy,
willie Commercial, Burlington Gazette, AL
bany Argus s. Evening Journal, New York
Railroad Journal & Herald. aud Buffalo Re
public please copy. Publish once a week
until the 18th OF April. Send copies of
paper containing notice with bill, tolhe of
flee of the Company, at Ottumw Iowa. :
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

If that stream Of life is impure, how can man
be otherwise than weak. cmaci ated and %afict-
ed by various forms OF disei Sc? To purify
the blood and keep it pure, is virtually TO ban
ish sickness. Here then is hope for the suf-
feres; the poor invalid, responding, and with
the awful uncertainty of recovery, may 60
forth to the world a vigorous and healthy man.
We mean ''Hurley's" sarsaparilla, by the use
of which all may enjoy the best of health
Louis. Times.
Sold by Bacon, Hyde & Co. St. Louis, Mo.
Wholesale, Barclay Brothers, Chicago, Ill.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO the Legal Hoters Of WapeAo Co.

koWd:
WHEREAS it las been represented 10 the
undersigned, County Judge Of said county, BY
public meetings of citizens of said County ana
otherwise, that the construction of the Bur.
lington and Missouri River Railroad (Which
passes nearly central from East to West through
said County, and in which road the County Il
deeply interested, and towards the construction
OF which the county Of Wapello has aIrea. '
extended her add calls for an extraordinary
expenditure
Now in order to test the opinion of the regaI
voters Of Wapello County, upon the question
Of said County further aiding in the construc-
tion of said Road, by taking an additional one
hundred Thousand dollars of stock in / he same
l Silas Osburn, County Judge Of said County
Of Wapello, do hereby order that 4 votr b.
taken at the April election 1856, to decide nm.
on the following proposition, -. r
Shall the county Of WapeIlo take an addition.
al One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Stool. IN
the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
aid pay for the same in county Bonds Of SAID
county, to be issued by the County Judge there
of, running not to exceed twenty wears anil r.
bear interest at q rate not exceeding sisht ne,
cent, the interest to be paid semi-annusllv n
New York City, the said stock to draw divi-
Pends the same as other stock. For the paw
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
ADVERTISEMENT

THOUSANDS ASK ron IT--Never was there
such a run after any book before as there seems
to be after that curious little volume put out by
Professor ::Rondout, of New York; aad called
"The Bliss of Marriage" All the unhappy
swans who want a wife, and all the impatient
spinsters who would ike to have a husbond, are
its purchasers. 1t ensures a wedding always,
1t shows you exactly how togo about the mag.
ical experiment, when you wish to make
heart yours that seems TO be different. In fact
it tells too much. Itgoes, therefore, like wild
fire. We refer to the advertisement in another
column.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

- noticing the speech lately delivered
k'oncord, New Hampshire, by he
ION. Howell Cobb, The Federal Union
deserves:
I'VE ale pleased to see Southern men
reasoning with their brethren on North
ern Soil-,he effect Of such an inter
chsHge of opinion and feeling mast be
sslr'ary and greatly productive Of good
sSSnll Interests. Of our great county,
Yes-but should Northern nEs at
temp. 10 reason with their brethren on
Southern soil, tar and feathers, if ma,
hemp, would be applied by the chivalryI.
This 10 the difference between iheSN orih
and South. Freedom invites discussion
full and free, add is the gamer by it,
! Slavery slinks away into darkness. and
denies freedom Of, speech, and the lib.
erty Of the press, wherever il has the
power to. enforce lis hehes,s.- Chicago
Dem. =
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
Grand Chance
TO INVEST Nv REAL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to west lae
capital in the Mercantile Business in which he
is engaged, offers for sale 3 Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only a
few blocks from the centre of business, and On
a block adjoining the Depot Of the B. & NJ.
X. II in Ottumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value of the
property extremely low. The House is a
substantial two story, and On one side, three
story frame building yyith tive.rooms, and ar
ranged for two families. Will sell the House
and one lot separately, but prefer to sell the
whole together. =" A. L. GRAVES.
no. 2. IL.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
ADTERTIsEMENT. /,

YPerhaps there is nothing which is more
needed in this new and m~iaslnatic country
where bilious diseases prevail, and where
great suffering is produced by the i~naction
of the Liver, than a good safe and efficient ca
thartic medicine, which will rouse The Liver to
action, cleanse the system from impurities, re-
move the cause of disease: and thereby restore
health TO the sufferer. Such an article may be
found in Gillmores Vegetable Pills, all are
pleased with their mild and efficient action.
Sold by agents throughout the States. See
Advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

New HAWPsHITE.-Re,urns from all
but pine towns give for Governor. Met
calf (American) 1898: Wells Demo
graf 1855; Goodwin. (Whig) 2.497;
Scattering, l4l. The Towns ) e. TO come
in gave las, year for Me,calf l57; Baker,
lDemocaa0 346. The House stands
III opposition, 10 LAG Pierce men; the
Senate as heretofore repor,ed-8. Ameri.
can Republicans TO 4 Administration.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

MMwAuKEE, March 25.-Mr. Bash.
ford has possession OF the Executive
Chamber. and has sent a Message to the
Senate. Mr.. McArhu: refused to Give
up, and asked il force would be used
Bashford replied, yes, If necessary.-
They then shock hands. and McAr,hur
retired. The Assembly adjourned to
prevent receiving message iioui Bash.
{ford.1 ~
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

L The Charleston Mercury, in alludinp
20 Tho landing al Havana Of 35s Afri.
I, who are called apprentices, hui are
P4ly slaves. and also were brought, over
The British ship Australia. asks
why cannot We turn this 10 profit
FI'he price Of labor in South Carolina il
becoming ruinous TO agriculture. Lei
us have Coolies; let us give employ
men. TO British shipping.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

A regular organized band Of maj! rob-
,bers seems 10 exist between ST.. Louis
and the East. The malta, of January
g26ib and 9Th, for Boston, and March Z
..ie5 philadelphia, the st Louis Post Mas
here says are in the hAnde OF rabbers.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

In the manufacture of whiskey, cold
in the Cincinnati market during lie lasi
rear ,2l36.2l2 bushels Of corn were
consumed, besides the usual proportion
Of rye and shipstuf.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
C~INcINNATI, March FL

Ehe American State Council in sess.
jon at COLUMBUS last night, after a s,or-
my debate, adopted a report regulating
sthe nomination Of Fillmore and Donsi-
son. and indorsiDg the action Of those
delegates who receded from the Ph,l,-
delphia Convention.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

To Pc, sons rho haze made application.
TO Purchase Des Holmes Rire,
Lanas;-
Having been placed in charg,
of the Lands Of this Company, | find on file il
this Office a large number of applications from
various persons DESTROYS of purchasing certain
tracts. Wishing to afford each Applicant al
opportunity to secure all the advantages, ht
may be entitled TO by the terms of the Com.
pany's advertisement of Sept. 9th, 1855,
would request you to meet me~a. this Office or
the LIST, 2Dd, or 3rd, day'of April next. / shall
then be able to consider the respective claims
OF the various Applicants, and can fix upon al
the details o. sale etc.
Ii you still wish to purchase, I would urge
you not to fail OF meeting me on one of the a
bove named days.
After the 9Th Of April, I shall consider the
company, as well as myself, released from any
obligations of preference to- Applicants.
The conditions Of sale are as folIows:
One tenth down at the time of sale, anl the
balance in nine equal annual payments, with
interest seni-arnually at eight per cent. per an
mum. For such tracts as are wholly covered
with good and valuable timber, one-half down
will be required, and the balance, as above, In
nine equal annual payments.
Persons wishing to pay the whole sum down.
at the tine of purchase, will be acccmmoda-
ted. Z, -. !
Payments at The time OF purchase may be
made in Cash, in solvent Bank Bills of the State
OF New York, or in the Construction Bonds of
this Company at par value.
Our Lands are valued at SO and upwards per
acre, according to their location, quality of
soil, quantity of timber, stone, coal, etc.
The lands which E.ve been examined, and
which are now ready for sale, amount to nearly
10000 acres, and include all the lands owned
by the Company in the Counties of Lee, Van
Buren,, Davis, Jefferson, Wapello, Monroe,
Mahaska, and Jasper, and in Marion County,
township "a, Range IS, and Township II,
Ranges Is, 10, %, and 81. ,
We are vigorously pressing forward our ex-
aminations of all the lands belonging to the
Des Moines River grant, with a view of bring
ing them into market as soon as possible.
Asaoonas our maps of the Des Moines val
ey, together with S ctional plats of Town
ships are completed, we shall be able to give
all necessary information to such as desire to
purchase these lands.
GEO. r. PERKINS.
Land COMMISSIONS
NJ X ~