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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
julius Lytance,

Ia n y 4 e EN +,
Jap. tu AtElusua'a ElyeE second Street, between
AiaiB and Brady Al.
TtgEEs f4lZa beautiful Timber, 20 miss from
II DaseuF ,ri, price so per acre. VIII bc divid'
@i ~ -att purchased
Improved Farms
.fua,rrs h5eh5 iinPEosa arm mules lroin Day
Eap9fL 200 aGFtsiU CtIiuNatiOnF good bOSii fence
Min ossEe ofaEae5 house, sta5ls, etc
4. fsaut.tal iarn, 3! miles from DaveHpor., IG0
acres, 40 acres IA cultivation. part timber, new
huast stable etc
,ra,laa from BayenI nrt 81 screa ~ acres in eal-
tiva0n, 20aeresirn ter RAINING water, house. sta
bie,ftc.
nue # the best larms a. scou County, 3i4 acres,
out, 3 miiea from Davenport, I75 acres fence, lao
4. res IA cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard,
iaa good wells, large house rooms, statie, out
E1tldihg=i ats.
smaIllarug a,rs an 10 callii alton, good house
cts q mites fr0m davenport
i7g atrs. Q! nile frCm DAY export, 90 in eu va
on ~ acres uEl1aE 20 aces prairie, house, tie,
elr.
amtss from Day enpou 80 acres, 80 acres n cult.
vali1u, EaEl timber large ~ house good bsin etc.
---sr-
4ti aere- sllendiI land, a!iln fence aud eniiya-
ton uG u4e Jagaduc road miles from laFenpor.
Il,les FROM Davenport 81 acres, Geres in eulpi
yitton- good hGuse, stable eio
~ Illes uam Davenport, 20 acres 60 acres In eui-
gatisn II acres splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running wafer, good housst stable.
IS miles nom Davenport 20 acres IN cultivation,
house. stable, Gle
sGaerss Iimdestn Davenport, ali IA fence ana
cultivation. --. ... es .. SID .#..a r.
40 acres prairie Hand Hlilea tsom Davenport,
beautiful views OY.T Rock Island, Mississippi river
aud Davenport
200 acres OF NJ. class prairie land close 10 Wal
colt sOme oft cultivated, ana large amount OF IN
iInpTay ed land IN scott county,
AnumbsT Uf hSEaos lots aud vacant lots, pie ssaEi-
+ stUpted IN different parts Of Davenport Tor saie ON
iay0rable to ms
h. Eaaaalul lots in North D5Yenpar. Terms lib
real, apply 80 ~ Illus LYTAAtt .
tuly l6
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY

~ FpIEBLAsT. Any qGsntty N gl",.. Not IT,,
1 Iaft.U- .rfn r.. to $500 each nc al,
Has AZ ann TWIN err tonh E'uht
Sn nSSfN FEFI WINDOW CLAay f5g .tla rt
SO.VO0 ALVORD u kAS gAtitH.
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Haight, Sears & Beckett,
ieathsr Mar ufaeiurerers and Wholesale Dealer in
Leather Of all kinds, Saddles, Ssddlery Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Shoe Find
ings, Hides, &c, &c.
NE have now on hand one ofths largest and best
w selected sssortnlents of
Leather and Saddlery Hardware
ever offered in the west. Comprising In part
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather,
French American & Patent Calf skins,
kips and Upper Leather,
of every variety.
Innings, Roans, Morocco, binding, Patent and
Plain ssiriing, Dash and Enameled Leather, Lasts,
Findings, &c. 4saa#trN
SaddleTy Hardware, Japanned, Brass and silver
Plated, from the best manufactu rers. Selfadjust
ing, Gig and Pad Roller, Horse Shoe and Spring
lOngued Buckles, and every article the harness ma
Eer or sadder can wish.
Carriage and Grocers Bows, Top Props, stump
Ioints, Coach Laees, Bands, Enamslled Cloths, Wag
Hubs, Spokes, Bent Fellows, CarraieGa Shafts,
Carriage Bolts, Wagon Springs, Axels, Horse Col
lars, Horse Blankets Fly Nets, &C.; Belt Leaf her,
Machine Stretched aud Rubber Rellng, Belt hi veis
Sc., &c.
Cash Paid for Hides
We inyite the attention Ofpurchasers feeling sail
SIZED we please sill In regard to quality and price.
HAIGHT, SEARS & Bee KETT,
I'd Street, Sd door above Perry,
aug s5du davenport, Iowa.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
ME- are nov Offering al Our new store, No. II Bra
w d. ST., neNt door 81 the Post odice, splendid
lss0 neHt Of
CLoTILING O..
tuUsisijug 81 aii qualities, mads up in n workman
hl.l manner, aud tho latest style OF
EBskA GOODS.
tuHsisling ia part Of French and English Merinoes,
plaiHand hEprsd AlpHeas, black, plain and eolored
BrlAipes ali wool Cashmeres, ninghams,stalleos,
White Goods, Embroideriss, Shawis, Cloakss Do
urstk Goods 10 III theiT branches.
kIat ANA Caps At wholesale asd retail and
great many other articles too numerous 10 men
t.0nE All Uf which Viii sell low as they can be
bod ght any WnerG West Of New York.
Country merchants are particularly Invited 10 ex
amIna our stock before making their purchases.
Wash all at all times DO happy 10 show our goods
iou III not but are enabled 10 SUIT the closest
well Is tho most fasudioas buyer.
sms u III dcl STRAUSS 81 OBERNDOERFER.
ADaIINIsTRAT0R' 3 NOTICE.
r.NHE ed beon appointe.l sd
tass OF the estate Of Jas. A. Ieiiair, deceased
All eAims aga u said estate must be presented du
iy,cefiiaod wlthinsix months from date,
ELLEN TELFAlR, AimSa
ID, r. IoKowN, Adn'E
sep, 4 diw-w3t
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Mrs. Ryder's Seminary
.S1fSggj'H

STILLrs.opeH on NJ onday the frs vi ScPis mhsf
w in the building mere etUre occupied ~ her
a. a Seminary on Nhin 81, between foudh and tiith
ST.. Aug 26 dew
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movement Of Steamer.

HAL;FA4, Sept 10 IA N
q The EuDard steamer, now due at this port
tom Liverpool has not been signallsd up
To this hour
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amhcs from Davenport 90 acfea, A. acres IN cal
tivatFJn. 2aaerestia Der running water, house sta
bie,etc.
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INSTALLATION.

fsNuE ooraunersnip heretofore existing under the
4 name and style Of Hull, Allen s 20 Is This day
dissolved BY mutual consent, Il. l.. Hull retiring
from III eaHIetn Is. l.. HULL,
SMITH ALLEN,
Davenport aug 70 ]. CHITTENDfN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

COpartlershIpJ III,
uAIGHT q SEARS have his daY contested WIZ
/ / them in business BeHlbmin BaeEeu, ana ths
business viii hereafter btCaLItd on andsl lhy ~
Of tlAlGhl, SEAEa bEahEi''
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Bosros, Sept. 10.
Nav YOR1, Sept, 10.


lhe aleamsr Niagara salsd.at noon to-
tay ioF liverpool. She takes $500 600 in
4nfPtE
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Valley City Mills, scott County,

valley tlty MILLS btOtt tohht5,
A REeoRstantly Occurring The best grades {"
~ Flour which they viii sell o. lowest market
nTtces through their agents.
INANa, CHEW O. co
a.,t5 corner PCFr} IND FetJna Sls
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No. 56l.l
No. 56ll
Notice of the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich
gan.
April g. lawi3w

IN pursuance of the approved Sd June 1856
king grant Stale of MICHIGAN To aid in the
structon certain said instructions
registers and receivers connu
the location OF the following DESCRIBED
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
un ohews. dfeetsa heretofore ordered by telegraph
30b OF May last, 10 wit:
Once All the lands in the district in The southern
ninsa aud Ia west and south OF ownhi
the northern pennsia all the lands north OF township
80, aud of range 10 west.
Office All the lands In the district except all those town
ships II, Il, ID, and IA lying west OF range Ia west
oce al GErRsKE; All the lands in The district except cs
townships north Of township IL and east OF
and township 10 and east orange east
Ohice at lands the district lying beiwt
nships north, and a situated west OF range east
Office al KALAMAZOO All lands in the district lying
range 8 west.
Str Ma All the lands IN The district siuat
south . township 81, in ranges 20 10 81 inclusive
South of township So in ranges 80 TO "a inclusive.
South OF township So, in ranges IS and b
o township 81, In ranges 81 and 49,
North oftownship 49, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftewnshp 4e, in ranges al and A.
These latter nearly all the lands advertised the
Presidents proclamation No. 55 be offered July Saul
Ste Marie will NOT theefore be offered the public
therein ordered.
tfyen upder my hand General Land Once the city
Washing xton, tLlls thirteenth day OF June, ie56.
THUs. a. HENDRICKS,
June l4-Iaw6wf !Inte starJ CommissiOner
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rhoronrn nArFs % I sAlLIna~l.ss. Ian I. -

stopping Southampton both going aud returning they offer
proceeding London and Have advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from N0W YOrk 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First Cabin, main saoon Sl5Oi first cabin, lower saoon SllO
second do, 500
All letters ard newspapers pass through post once.
No bills oadng will be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing
An Experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
FoItfGighI or PASSAGE apply
q. ii. SAND, IL soutn William ST., NJ Y.
q. A. HEINEKEN d Co., Bremen,
CROSKEY x Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, HavTe
Feb oT-aIv
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min
should suld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne."
The members OF the senior class ending June
the junior class ending 1892
class OF the ending June 1881 Freshman
year ending in June 1880, hereby requested assemble
washington D. Co. by the third March, A. ID. 1887
to brighten the links Of the chain ofovc and endsho which
ude entirely erchasse
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the unmoy fate
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seappoined committee will be
held on the first Monday September A. D. 1885, The United
States Bne Chestnut Fourth Fifth
which those members Of the several whom
senent invited attend when the will
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible
In ths those whom this addressed
lTnish secretary
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, N, J., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER O. BART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNRR,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, AHeghany Co, Nd
SAMUEL P RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N, j.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
ions WrIpsAs Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMm3 TTnieIigsncerl
All newspapers in the civilized OF the world
cd 10 notice this advertisement their editorial
be Of the classes scattered through great
visions Of the globe and all throughout the United
States Of America requested give gatutous
casonH between this date and the 81 Of March A. D. 1857
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Proposals for Building six sohooners for tho
United states Revenue Service.
Tnrlgunr DrFLnTurHT,
GWafafs.Az. n N0EI

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
September @, 1850,
SEhLED PROPOSALS, distinctly endorsed Poposn. for
Vessels Addressed Secretary o. Treasury
win be ONCE until " O'Clock,
Of November furnishing constucns equip
and delivering aaoat and an
ions burden each for he United
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by
vessels 70 be completed within three months from the signing Of
proposal received from persons en-
building And by the
OF responsible
viii be entered into by the bidder In Of Of
the department.
of Of will be paid presentation
o evidence ceiod
the decks laid and the balance The delivery OF tho
pleed.
Al materials used be of the quality 10
be executed In faithful and 10 the satisfaction of the
penn,endent
The vsssls when received from the hands o tho
fully hrsed, furnished and equipped and fnhed oent with
chains,
canboo.n, cabin, and ward furniture and boats
Persons desirou of bidding will be required
JectfeaionS application 20 this department
In bidders should propose
vessels they liberty for
convenience, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Sept 6-9awih6thNoy
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
faction Of Fare TO California.

ANs United States mail steamships leave New York
<~2 for Aspinwali the 5th ard s0t Of each month
NUs4&1 connecting with mail steamers from Panama
Francisco
These steamships inspected approved
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long completed from
and crossed hours The baggage pasen
checked through Francisco, pasen
embarked Panama BY the
The money paid in New York all expenses the Trip
Reserve in port in New York. Panama,
San francisco, to
the route is entreiy reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Apin
wall.
Conductors go through by steamer, charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, /. w. RAYMOND.
The daily union., 1856-12-13

ELENWOOD CEmEFEay.-omee No. ag2 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of 10Th street, Savings Bank. This
s laid the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. and situated the high ground distant ana guar
e mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
10 this gateway This company have received charter from Con
ess appropang their forever burial making
fec title purchaser and prohibiting encIoachmenis ffom
legislation Otherwise, which OF importance those who
wish their dead Tep0se placed for has
becone In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell IT, and throw the dead
nscuousy large and legal
as no titles are given to the ground
NJ Ofhce open ff9m 10 TO ~ where pamphlets win
map, the charter, and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained ALSO all orders for ntenenls len with Mr. James r. ar
No 40 Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
artsaaad June l7--dly
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sPR NeFIELp nALL, nARFoRp co, MD

boarding School for Boys-Au7btr Ei7iis9 70 Twsnfy.
REV. JOHN q. XEECH, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institution rites rom Baltimore
turnpike, having regular daily communication thence by
The rgp required bp1 with thu principal lodgings
(ss wen the schoo roo) under The
remarkably healthy from M tsmpia-
The cnc oa adapt
TO youh whose nre " guardians are prevented ny absence
of instruction ebtncrs modern
nahsmacs md the usual branches pepaato college any
Kind OF bu-iRcss.
Tho session viii November and close the
tsi orApril.
Reference Rirh Row bishops whnsham and Atkinson
Rev and Hurh D. Evans, r. Parker Scott
and nr Samuel Chew, Baltimore and n. q. g. Key,
MHry's COUNTY Maryland.
References uso be made Samuel Nngrau esq,
% institution, oos Of the Chesapeake
nal Company, Washington d. -, who will give information
the terms, nc.
spnag6cd, rSlsou Hartford county Maryland, October
a. 16A
Oct 25-eontt
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oaution-Lottery Frauds.

oSnOs % rH1 aAHSthAP CossObPDAfsD LprflKrss.
halun0fe, Maryland, July /, 1885,
THE commissioner Maryland deemed IL
duty the public ssaasl Hnnbrous swindeTs
BY mail olewye fraudulent Ollsty sshsIaes,
wholly hehhOus
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the elected
approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets In these lotees and all certificates packages Of
tickets the thog aphed Brennan,
Once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore, Marylaud.n All others fraudulent
For iul information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept es-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby Ilth day August,
1856 the undersigned James NJ HALEY whom land
No 72h40 Issued
sions 1885, enclosed
in United mail scotisvie, Abrnae county,
aina snyder Son, Of Wash
ingon city the said land endorsement
transferred in bak by the undersigned and failed
rpacu snyde, believed that same
was either fraudulcnly taken ffom mails lost
purchasing
intend apply the Commissioner n Pensions
JAMES ". HALEY.
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED

THE ONLY ONE EAuTHOHZEDt-Tbe Rob Of DIR. BOY
VEAU LhFFECTEUR " far superior - the airups 0f Cus
nieF ,para similar remedies II radically
without mercuty affections Of the skin darre sooR the
from accouhment,
period of life, and hereditary aehmony of hamor AZ depura
powerfully ecacous caahs of the bladder In
fractions weakness Of the arising from abuses Of
injections soundnFs anti syphc the Rob IN
diseases ensuing the
of baam Of eepava cubeb nieocns which only repo
n,utrarng The Rob Hoyvesu IL, above MI,
syphic whether stand
Ing which resisted The Of mercury the odure
Of potassium.
General agents fer the United States Gabriel Bondu,
William New York. Wholesale orders Guio Duconge
Orleans, seully, Francisco
The Rob Lacteu sold by al the druFgss throughout the Uni
pamphlet Dc st. Gervas the med
cal properties of the Rob will be obtnincd by writing n O. Blon
din, " William New York. who win Information
wanted.
n prepared souh America, the West In
dcs hee United duties mob bond
March lA-dYs
The daily union., 1856-12-13

No 57ll
Notice n me ResstabLshmen Of the Land Office al I'm.
ceanes, IN The State Of Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE with prov the Of Congress ap
proved August sfh 1885, nl An continue the land
offices Nncupnes Indiana and ascertain and adjust the
certain lands the NJ Indiana ard Ino formerly
cluded within Vnrenna land dstfct u hereby caed
and made Offices receiver Vncen
have again been opened Cor the sale and Of ands &c.
as n said land oficoa had not been abolished.
Given hand the city Washington this 2ld day OF
November, A, d. 1885,
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
Nov 95-lnwBw flint. and starl
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Law School Cumberland University, as Lebanon,

Law school OF Cumberland University, as Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham cau!hes late of the circuit
L judges of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, of the udges supreme
of Tennessee,
Hon. Bromheld L. Ridley, Of the of
Judges Caruhers and Green dev their whole
10 the school.
Pc ,nstrheion-l Daily examinations OF
text books No regular lectures explanations
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
?. Weekly equity,
dents suits given by pros-
practice The cases framed to require them
Deeds wills records and all of documents be read
dence in The trials Some Of .ne cases are taken by appeal
supreme moot court, which 10 held monthly In the cass
public at the end Of session The students act clerks
IDS Judges chance0rs, Official
baciies connected with their suits.
SessioHshe first the third Monday
tember, and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July -,
Expenses per sssonTuon fee $50, advance; conngen
fec So boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete tine unless
class No previous study required for ad
mission There regular classes Students may enter
any time during the collegiate yeat.. .
There legislature connected the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public notified that the llh day oi August
1850 the undersigned Elisha lerndon, whom land
Sq5 or issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions
under the Congress for 1859 enclosed
in NATL Scpisvs Abomnrc county, VRna,
the aad Of Washington
city transferred blank by
drucd has failed reach the NJ. snyder
beeved that The either audueny taken from the
mails
persons therefore purchasing the
intend apply Commissioner of Pensions o
duplicate Of sid warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Sept l0-law6w
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Uelsht ofpassagc appyt
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, SO Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD a co,
"a Austin Frtars, London.
D. O. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The owner, ships accountable for gold silver
bullion, specie iewey, precious stones, metals unless
hdnE signed therefor and the value
May l-du
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IL. III. GILL N II
LounGeIlor at Lam,

Has removed his Office his resd in FranSn Row. corner
Thirteenth He will continue devote his aen
principally United States Supreme Court
Having concerning patents he will
give advice opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Office and appeals 10 the chief justice or assistant
District of Coumba and will assist In the
preparation and
He give written opinions prepare arguments for
ties having departments
prosecute caau before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct qB-dT
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TO THE LADTES-Mr r. l.. HARPER, % Broomfeld
Boston, has choice Of ch
elegant embroidered ball of Pasian style
which universally admired Newport last A. h'
then able dsmand takes this opportunity
inform the ladies that he opening fresh supply,
which white and appropriate for bridal
Aso head dresses courrs capotss collars, nane sc all
which embroidered black white lace, and
city ofwreaths of straw flowers, feather nowens, &C.
NBTbs s The only house IN The United States where hss'
goods bo obtained.
nosroH, January s. 1850.
Ian A. -nauuQp~
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THE EAtsESr mAN.-Iife and Lsbors of Adonram
4 by Mrs. COnanL
Ths New Ace Gods or the Lie and Adventures NJ Robert
yasssll morton - novel, by Francis Parkmsn
fanl Ierroli tale, BY The Huihor of ok Poems byvn
Doci rnReta Evils ~ Vaccination hy q. achisfssdeck
a,M.n. = "
lor sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
MVY@ bookstore, Ninth
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for sale sl sers wood land u ~ well watercd
plenty of meadow land The railroad plank
pass through The distance nom rs mIes ana
the from Orange
vishnp IN
will view H. The whole ps acre
price. Apply 10 n. n. TiiON
Jppe a-<lswi~ FrrdrrickshurR, VrrnIa
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No 500.
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal OF lands In Wisconsin,
In Of approved 81 June 1885, granting
NC land the of Wscnnsin aid In
railroads. stson
orders,
State and continuing the Of same
FIRE ordered bY telegraph the 29h ~ Nsy last
portion onhe will be
of Of The roads
which restoration 20 days public notice will
hand General Land Ohice the
Washington, this 18th Of June, A. u 1886
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June i3-law6w TInlei. n Star1
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A raBERs of Congress and vi.,,ers 10 wa.hington
vi are respectfully informed that at TAYLOR MAUI
Stationery Store 9th street, they will meet ~ me
requirements Their stock In addition 20 the following
Important works. comprises every department OF erntue s
aud
New booss received Immediately publication
weekly importatons from England
Calbounr Works, volumes
Jefrersons Works, 2 volumes
websiers Works, 6 vos, autograph eduos
Everctt's Oratons and Speeches, volumes
ClAyS Private Correspondence, volume
4, =. frentiss's Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrons History Of the United States, volumes
Statesmanis MANUAL, volumes
Hickeys Constitution volume
Jcsersons Manual volume
The Constitutions of the United States volums
Elot's Debates and Madison Papcr, volumes
Marshs Oraors and Statesmen, I volume
storys Works, volumes
Lives o Chief Justices O United States, volume
Lishsfl Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
w,rt's Life OF Patrick Henry, voum.
Rennodys Life of Win, volumes
Garands Life Of John Randolph volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DO Tocqueviis's Democracy in America, volume
The Federnlist, volume
Ghmko'- Naiur, Tendency Frce Institutions, voums
Constitutional r irt book, volume
Careys Past Present, and Future, volume
eeampus Progress of Nations, I volume
hcEllrotts American Dcbater, volume
Future Wealth pf Amorica, volume
Smithb Wealth of Nations, \ volume.
Every description Of American. Bnrsb stAunco
the finest qunilies, the lowest prices.
Visiting cards taurnvcd and printed with the nromtud
TAYLOR MhURfe,
Dec 7-dn Near oh street.