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Another Of his Lies.

The last weeks number Of the Border Ruff
Gan press in this place contains the following
eve learn that the "Junior editor' of the
Carroll Frse Press, Dragged to wOrkingman
of Carrollton that Jim Wheeler. a negro Of Aus
gusta township, voted last Tuesday, aud that
he had as good a right to vote as the dutch
o, IIshD What think you. hishmen and
GermeasP sat, ,has .essadssa9
Tke DemOerat's informant llsa The 'Juni-
or editorn Of the Free Press made no esneh as
sertiOn; neither does he know thai Wheeler
voted on tEat day. .as5. paazasEsss
We heard ditFereD.lEersion of lkis matter
last Thursday, in which III was said that the
Junior" called 10 question 4he right to vote
Of certain individuals in this place. The in
fOrmant's name Was given. We propOppced it
then, and We reasserIitnow sfalsehood man.
ufactured and told for political purposes,
1t would be well for that .tdefeHseIsss old
man. for whom the DsmOcrat expressed SO
much sympathy to remember the Einter Of
1854, when bis lOCOiOce hrelhren you'd rot
trust him to even one bushel Of wheat. (if he
told the truth snd be bad to- 60 for cid to those
whom he is now endsaUorag 10 SANDER, But
toothless serpent need not b. feared,
-
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W. GRISWoLD,

Specifications as to Cash Paid By the Members
ofhe Democratic Party in Ohio to Fillmore
0rators--. Letter frSm M a. Boiling; Esq
CINeIENATI Oca' 9th, Sc.
Eps Con-: have charged that the Demo,
cratic party of Ohio, has, 10 great degree,
furnished the money 10 the American party of
Ohio, for the purpose of making the Slate can
Vass, and have understood that the same has
been denied. therefore make the following
statement. to wi! received from Douglas d
Co., SO, o00in New York City on the Esd of
June. and disbursed the same for tbe interest of
the Fillmore party Of The State of Ohio. These
funds were contributed bv the Democratic par
ty. have raised funds from Charts Rule
and ] j. Faran, and paid the same to Norton
and the Secretary Of the State Committee Of o.
hio, and know thatthe Fillmore men who are
slumping the State, Are paid BY tie Democrat;
ic party.
also state that j. j. Faran paid TO E, p,
Norton 500 on the 23d Of September. also
state that James B. Guthrie. Vice President Of
the State Committee of Ohio: received money
from Charles Rule, OF Cincinnati. have re-
ceived money from members Of the Democratic
party hereabout--. -.from Joseph Cooper 500 !;
from W. 0riswod, candidate for Boud Of Pub
lie Works, SlU0 from j. s. O. Burt S65. paid
al the Instance Of Governor MedilI- -,-and Yari-
Gus large sums from other parties,
TO all Of this am willing to swear,
NJ. A. BOILING.
rg eta-# ts.
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Letter from Wayas GrispOld, Demoerafe Can.
didais for Board Of PuJe Works. 10 n 4.
Boling, Esq. The Representative Ia he KGhOa-
al RsOv Nothing coaaea oftAs State Of 0hO.
PEryArn. CEclEvrLLE, Aug. esd. 1855.
]. NJ BOuSo. Esq.. Dear Sir; Your let,
Ter came duly to hand. hasten to answer,
as il is impossible for me 10 60 to ths city for
some time yet have nearly twenty Demo-
cratic meetings 10 attend during the next two
weeks. The Democracy in this part Of the Sta's
are rousing up beyond all precedent They
are getting alarmed at the abolition sentiments
and d.sunion doctrines Of the FrsmOnters.
lhink that you would get aid from the Con-
gressiona nominees in several Districts Y,u
Ougb, to see Burt, Mclean and Cooper. and
,ask them for some assistance. sbOw them your
figures and labors and necesstesl Would not
EMMETT, of waverly. aidyOu; he has bet high
on Fillmore. and is doing all he can in that line.
There is great fear yet among the Democrats
the the Fillmore men and the Fremonters will
unite on County, Congressional snd State tick I
cts. In our county the Fremonters have nom.
linated a part Of the Fillmore ticket and
a part new men. II you can only get
your tickets into The field, that is, you can
get independent Congressional nomiusIions,
, and Fillmore State Ticket made Of men who
wilI stand. and ibat is Whatmany Of them won't
you will be able TO get far more, have. talk
ed with number Of Democrats who would be
ready il tSey could see a three cOrnered fight,
!. / would get all Of your nominations made as
; soon as you can. that will give you great i'm,
ii pulse--a vast many Of the old Wings want a
u full ticket, and that would encourage the De.
,e mocracy TO greater effect. The Democracy
y are going to fight noble battle in Ohio. They
are at work in every point Uf the State, united
n and determined. We shall poll one handred
and sixty five thousand Democratic votes. and
ke thirty five thousand votes for Fillmore will ir-
4 sure Democratic triumph. The only thing
s. is to get State Ticket. One that will slsnG--
1t that done, and it will not require one hall Of
the effort to do what you need. fou. .OughttO
- call on those mention. Drive ahead with your
work you can't de better deed for the State
and nation, Next week Cox and myself have
two meetings daily in our county. We shall
make up every vote in the District. Notice of
your meetings in this District ought 10 be Civ
en- in time, so as to raise good crowds. / shall
20 to Cincinnati as soon as can. Let me hear
7 from you often. 9a
|. Truly yours, W. GRISWoLD,3
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t Ten lines or tess OF s0IIu DIe'IeI VII DC VV'''
ered Square.
EH-Advertisers must be particular to mark .he nun
Der Of insertions On she face of their advertisements
or theywi be published until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
.xg- Advertisements should be handed In by TUEs
DAT MORNING, 10 insure insertion that week.
tS- Jos WoRK neatly and expeditiously executed al
tlis ofiee on the shortes possible notice.
tE-GEO. A. CROFUT, 7S South Fourth street, a
bove Walnut, Philadelphia, is our authorized agent
| obtain Advertisements tor us in that city.
| sE- woa9s QUIN Publishers Of the "Commereia
Register" are our NeW-YOrk Agents. Office l4O kul
| ted Street, New York,
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Official Abstract.

We had expected to lay before our readers
the official abstract Of the votes pollsd at the
general election in this county. bat We are
compelled 10 lay il over till next week,
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senate RIAL ELECTORS,
CALEB B. SMITH of Hamilton county,
JACOB PERKINS, ofTrumbull county.
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RFohio 10 the banner State,
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FTThs weather continues,
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xssss % tars-aasAs LAID Dallas .ad rsrsy
IN me mt monday April (,he Tb) SELL eshs~ba
s.Ss As . ne sss 0aas ~ ss. % hSss
ea aAa ~ hksy nsUoe ALSO my Others 90 longer time All
all al.o SELL year. private sale
% on Two handisd o,r valuable negroes On o 70 suit
ouAy ua,ed biaek land Including
KING snS~ ss an Assa. aa
ss.n emss Place = and The coss hoads all o. which, lor
an eiesan,y and beautiful residence adjoining
acres aaened dwelling house, oniees, ouIhoases
oa. are e q s 81 a'' e sg. ahs.s paas
miles above Mootr aud west ~ and M Alabama
sand aeies including ur Of The piauaons
Wooasi railroad aad 90 iii. body land about miles
road " h e selma road, lon which depot
miles, Distant VIII c 10 within
n miles q ne city Of seaa These plantations in The highest
nils cabins, shops, Stables Wells &C., ac
ao acres Lid on 20 give a. much opened and
Wood and 70 each aci be desired and with without
negrnes stock, plantation tools, corn, provepder. &e.
Possession Of the above aud will be given
Der or January next, az they may wish.
4 "p s"d pvs,, previous to s h's, Monday IN December
negdoes as may then be unsoid. M6A#tE ###
for 'hoe wishing 70 co.." niue or 10 the cultivation Of
ION y has a been dea. for ea p % dad plantation IN The
| there large unmproved tract.
~ other respects. fully eaue u superior, to any in he cot
ton growing States and know that vii
TO the satisfaction of the unioI
is henlihy the Drako' Alabama.
Will also sell rvately for ume beau
hnl improved v.t. residences IN the city OF selma and
valuable and ssran nishea ings blocks Of bek buildings
banking houses, &c.. Ae
Also several desirable unmpgoved lots and small
tracts land aud contiguous 10 Selma.
Also 80 head Landed which the cee
bad Brown Dick, several superior brood
laionF geldngs, colts aud ea OF them from the beH
| racIhg stock.
Among the negoesnre frstate trainer vera COED
and mechanics cooks and house
FOR further particulars address the undersigned W. NJ Byrd
erd SELMA W. NJ Brooks, esq., Marion, Perry county
Alabama The the plantations viii give all des
rabe information a
| tgation of the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY
SELMA, Alabama, Feb. III, 1856. ......
Feb lg-d2mn
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Trle.emarlrhs Great European discovery,

Tricsemnr-Ihe Grea. European DscONsrys
PROTECTED by eters patent England secured by
the seals Of Eeor dc Phafmaeie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
Tresenar No remedy general aud local debility
Of write power decay aud all distressing
arising Its cnicaetous
you manhood aud old The Write would not be-
impaired, decline Of We II the Trieseaar
universally adupied all physical impednen's vanish like
before nhusnee, us rendedng invaluable those
teting the marriage state. ~ .
Tnesema No completely and entirely eadicacs all Of
disorders which cubeh thought
anduie for, TO Tie OF the health OF vast portion Of the
uaton.
Tesema No great European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician treats with
inevitable destruction Of the constitution
and which all the sasapala IA the world
Tesema Nos l. 2 and alike devoid Of smell, and
all qualities. They lay the toilet table witou,
their being detected
sod cases. divided into separate doses adj
uninsured Valpeau, LaIieImaad, Boux, sc. sH@
10 be had, wholesale and ea OF Mr. III. A Barrow No ii
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the uned States, and
part of America. Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow Triesrmar world
securely addressed according the Instructions Of the
writer r. .e ."#h#~" ."###"@.
Retail agents required Terms cash. rs .a..r ." .nu
Nov 9-dyT
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.

BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
ia ~ sz.ss1ss $50 ssss.<<ssssa $50
rinne between Washington add wheeling but II!
Ranning bsteen Washington and CSoiHnat, az hOs
Through Tickets and asSsE.ss Check, TO be had in
THE Railroad, having greatly improved
western of. the fullest Inducements 10 nav
| the Northwest and the Southwest.
ns bsSns inc wap snn
Washington Junction. Qaey called the Relay House. nine mites
Washington and the Ohio ver Baggage checked through 70
the and eesssa and se
through tickets for points beyond The connecting Trains leave
AZ Wheens drs eonnerion made with trains
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running rom Belare, on the Ohio
Wheeling through Cambridge zsnesyle and Newark 10
Mansfield and ssndusky railroad for sanduky Toledo Detroit
ooiuaeus railroad trains with ts fas, aius
Of e Ls ns Lssad 70 Ssss
formed w The trains through Dayton % iSaNapoLis rsHe
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis vicksbus
Matches New Orleans Sc which are aso sold at Wahnso-
Tickets for Evansville, Caro- and 81 LOUIS sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit Chi
Inc sS w od S9n Ss 9Si wien
the Cleveland afs Piusburg raIraad e made;
aGord,ns brou n tickets ana eheeks IL washington
most speedy and direct to nearly Al The leading Pon,s 10
but es miles, being about 100 mss shorter than BY any other
by through from Washington To Wheeling 90 IS
Columbus, s3 65i Dayton els 50i Cincnna s6' Louisville
BY railroad, by steamer from Cincisnau sls tndanupo
u, s7 50 cleveland slo i5 TO,do SO 60; Detroit SIS %
Chicago $40 6s go 50 81 Loui' s2S 20 aud S5 Memphis
8 6; New Orleans, $751; SC.
Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland Bedford springs, Piedmont Oakland aud Fsmount
passengers may Washington at g. or ~ For tbr
baltimore and Wheeling take @,
train from Washington
10 Baltimore, Annapolis &C, special ad
yertisemoniS.
rhs information, through tickets, se apply TIL Il.
PARSONS, agent, Washington station.
JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of transportation Baltimore aud
MsyB-du ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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AVS Of the United states Relative Go TIC pnbiic
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&c. vol So.
Candnustion of the above complete ~ 1874 vol o.
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indian Treaties mad the United siaIecomtcte from
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ccial Opinions Attorney General from l' 70 1852
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nss , collected W. Iossph White, ? vols. ~ ~.
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$40 50.
srhmidt'a Owl Law Spain and Mrtcn. vn. 81.
Rockwe Compilation Of Spanish aod Mexican Law in rrlat
20 Mines nd Rra Estate Titles. vol. ~ 70. ....
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Hetzeis Military Lave Bounty Land and Tension Laws Of the
United States. vol ~ p.
Tiidsn,s Pension and Bounty Land laws. vol So.
perssttp Pension laws \ vol 81 90
mouton's Pensiop abh Bounty Land Laws. VOL
81 s0 ..
Escrche Rayopado Legislation yJnrsprudspcs
The virginia Pay spd Muster Militia entitled 10 Land
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Mysteries OF the post once.

"a matt bag is an epitome OF human hfe"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or. Notes from iae f Special gsm eftas Post osa
Department.
HoLBKooK a
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The Posi- hhee Department, by gentleman who has long been
spectral
book o. the ind issued calculated ie public
o e operations q ne pas oss y, sss
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and Of tina, powerful
so ihe Brief extracts from Of these many aa
potces annexedi
The prove Of entertaining OF
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The Guest and embarrassing book have recently
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realize a, sin lives and ryes amid @odu
THIS commeod- ITSELF by subject even
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amusing work. from shall make n
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II abonnds with sketches Instructive
Philadelphia Ingrrr.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining and open
log sources Of amusement Hartford Daily Couani
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PROPOSED DATES OF sALIRs-ise

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other route, Tor the economy OF time and money, TIA
Passage from NeW York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
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st. Joseph,s academy for Young Ladies

Near Enmnsburg, Frederick County, MI
THE annual sespion commences on the
2fh Auru~t and Tninats TIVE last Thursday June
terms c board and tuition $50 payable
ally IN advance There charges
ing Md also f'r Spanish Italian, German Latin The terms
Cor the primary department Of pnps
al0o payable ycariy w advance.
Lrters Of Inquiry should be addressed MOTHER
Maryland. y
July s-diyear
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Medical Card.

UocToR sThNIsIAs HERNIsZ, regular praoone Of
pay Once, 23l and Fourteenth Conzua
lions from 10, a. IN, 10 ,, ,.
Decor snnisas Hernisx having returned Europe
proved health will attend the practice Of hs profession
lie Doccur pahe Frassais.
Der Doctor spucbt neutsch.
n Doctor hAbla Espanol.
II Douore paria ItaliaBo,
Ian DID
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"a should aud aequsintance be forgot,
And btossht 20 uiln, l. .s.#a
should auid acqn5lntenee be hlFg0t
Ana days ~ aud lang Syne."
The members Of The senior the ending IN Juae, 1883
the junior class ending June 1854 The Sop noft
class OF he June 1881 sad The Freshman class Of Ne
year ending ia lane, 1885, beteby requested y assemble
ahingon, D. Co. W Tho Third Of March, A. D. lc1 al he latest
20 brighten The links Of The chain Of love and epdsh" "heh H
nos tide can entirely exchange once more IA ue
lives greeting and ympathy aud lasn the unmey ae o
some OF their promising c0npeers.
preliminary meeting sef.sppoined commiee VIII Be
held an the hTst Mond4y In September, a. d. 1850 e Onlss
states ae Chssnnt street seween Fourth aud fn streets
which those members the whom be
venent invited 10 attend when The measures VIII Dc
adopted 10 secure full ndanee possible
In tbs addressed VIII
good enough 10 furnish the secretary ofthe eonee by mail viii
their respective poat odices
EDWARD J. GRANT, 81. D.,
...... OF TrenIon, N. D., Chairman Of Committee,
ALEXANDER o. BART, M. D.,
.... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
....H.l ofLaneasier, Pennsy yania,
PHILIP PENDLErON, ii.
OF Winston, AAeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RlCHARDS,
Of Bastp Iron aud Glass Works, N, J
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON, a...##M
OF Montgomery county Maryland,
JoHE WupEAE, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--iawtaar3 lIhteliigeneerl
newspapers the civilized ihs world teqaosr
their editorial crlunn~,
through The four d
visions of The globe and all newspapers throughout Tie Unte
requested rrauitou insertion
casionay this date and the ID of March, A. D. 1881
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1,His is TO give notice that the subscriber
tanned from The phans' court Of Washington eouny,
District Of Columbia letters Of administration personal
tate OF Thomas Law, late Illinois, deceased
having claims against the deceased
10 exhibit The with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the ninrteen day Of February
by law be eieiudrd ffom ali benefit at the said estate.
Given under hand this nineteenth day Of frbtHay lo5S
Feb 22-iaw3v I.. HENRY MAY, Adnln, s,rAIoF.
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THE subscriber VIII remain In town n few %
Territories
of his Flour Restorative He viii parties
Louana hlabnma FLORIDA Groris, Norh
CaroHa Pennsylvania Delaware Tennessee Kentucky Missouri
Oregon, Washington Territory, Nebraska Kansas
Utah. Territory New Mexico. The Island of
During time fnm the city, Mr..
NJ. GORDON, No. 9ss n street. win represent me.
III. II s.'. .".# J. T., DE CAMP.
Feh Gp-dfu ..
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RemovaI.-paper warehouse.

MEGARGEE BROTHERS, manufacturers and importer.
vi OF manuaure' materials, Nos and Decatur Street. Phi
adepha the purchasers thor exirnsy
the Of dealers and
section Of the Al orders viii receive prompt
enton be filed prices house In the Uuon
900 tons Of rags wanted foo cash.
Yeti
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HOME MAN EAcpUKEs
Frtrvie,v Cation works.

Near the Canal Basin, .aisrardrta
EITZPATRtCK BURNS, propeors and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns carpet chain Irvine, wrapping me-
coAnn BITS, &c ~
Orders from merchant In Washington respecay sieed
aay Of the shove articles, whieh will Washington
lower than be had n Baltimore northern markets. Al
orders wi meet win prompt attention by addressing above
u
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Nesv SOCKS Taylor mrm,ys-.
nUVLoPs Digest of the Laws Of The United ststss, volume
~ complete 81 SO,
Mscaafays England vols, complete n,r dollar.
Ftb6 Bookstore, near 9th 81,
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ElsE Library Editions Of Gibson. TiniIsna, HusssI
Rabron Hpmr, snoleti, Irvinr Prescott Bancroft, Mack
fnorh, Roscoe Webster Sco Theia Pepy aacauny Sharon
Turner Mile Rusr, Burnett Clarendon, Cities fervuson
uod Rnin utah, and 5,her Of tho standard historians
msy found moderate prices ho bousore The
bindings
from London BY the undersigned. aad bound there y
Deea3 FRANCk TAYLOR
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\ U~f BAND WAHHA Mt. Public 10 hereby siv,n
u that Intend comrsorcr Pensions
snedssy after Inc
piest Gate, t duplicate land lieu 81 warrant
Ne sa 100 which issued william n. Johns
dsv ~ iss3 en'.sns
regimen asd infnry. Mcricsn wsr, ~ Sep
1850, ard sccid.nt
steamboat Ohio river
snawRoetosn, linois, and destroyed. u 7 ~ LIZ. LII
r.4 $500 WILLIAM n. JpHSa,
Feb s-lsw5w ny Richard NJ. Young his Attorney.
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RRows, sTlrroN, waLERR.
IIM. r. BROWN FRED r. STANTON. and ! KNOX WALK.
en- have formed partnership FIR practising supreme
~ lned Ia
and IN the Tsnnessee Offices IN Waahiprnn
pitts One of the parties Will always be place
letters addressed tha will receive nromp attention
Anti lg tfsod TtrtaI and srniHsi r1py.l
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ruIs Is give nosice shst the snbscriber hath
orphans, Washington county
D"riei ~ Cnraa, samiasaon the
~ tdmsrd law Illinois. deceased.
agairst hereby
ftr,t The with he her thereof Tho subscriber
before the ~ hry oth
b. law he Nclpded frun all a, ~ The said estate.
Over under hrnd this unetcrr,h day 81 Fehlar 1884
Frh 92-lAwaw 'M#H8 HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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Land Warrants.

John CLARK, city, agent
military the Iowa
have opened ufee Washington city. d. c.
with local tho several aud Offices
State OF Iowa. by which prepared offer facilities for the
location of land mode by which
other holders fully avail themselves VI the bounty of CIV
euimeut. . . .e
The land will he selected, made,
following fees which must accompany the warrants:
40 selection and location, which add
office fer, siSi.
80 selection and location which add land
office fee, 52-Ss. ....
selection location which
Office fee S3-Sll.
100 selection and location, sloi which
ofcs fee, si-Sii.
The above prices charged by competent agents
the local office.
guaranty selections will be judcousy upon
tua nsrecon and of good land remains the dis
the
selecting agents experienced
the saie and fully advised all The local
railroads. county seats mb Water and settlements present and
prospective.
worth confident 81 so a.
per seiecisd
agency Is designed, and other holders realize
large advance upon The face Of their warrants.
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dorsed the warrant Ard oba will please I'LL the blank
the full locator.
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Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
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TO Members OF Congress, and others.

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