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The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10

RGg~We are indebted to Mr. H. B. Welcb
of Coloma, for bottle Of Huntress & Tall
mans best Cognac, sent US two or three
days since. 1t is decidedly fourth proof"
and "a No. l, and can't be beat in these
parts.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10

Gsg~ Messrs. Conness & Reed, Agents of
Wells, Fargo & Co., will please accept our
thanks for large assortment Of Eastern
papers and California exchanges.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10

Ice BY THE ToN.-Messrs. Atkinson &
Rock inform US that during last week they
put up at the P. & R. C. c. Co.'S Reser-
yoir near this town, fifty tons of Ice. 1t is
all well secured, being encased at top, sides
and bottom, with two feet of saw-dust, and
enclosed in water and alright house.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10

NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Delinque
Tax Payers are referred to notice in an
other column, intended for their especial
benefit
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10

Ba~ Our Acknowledgements are due to
Mr. J. l. Spear, of the Pacific Express for
q liberal supply Of Atlantic papers during
the past week, and for other favors.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-10
GEORGETOWN UEVS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1866.

fAr' Octavien Hoogs is our authorized agent
ior the GEORGErOwN News at San Francisco.
he may be found at 81 Merchant street.
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his residence on the evening of the Oath.
Let us go and enjoy his hospitality......see
our Adv'ts. We cannot speak of them
this week. "A German this side of White
Springs was badly horse-kickcd on satur-
day: some say he will die......J. w. Dick
ems String Band does the music for North
MEG. and. Pleasant Ridge. On Friday
night Oliver Raitt's new building will be
dedicated by Dickens 18th Iowa Band
OLIVER will make all welcome who come.
Independent.
z Mr.. Joel Van Orman requests us to clip
and print his letter to the Mems of last
week, relative to his candidacy for the
State Legislature. He says he wrote I'm
dependent Republican Candidate" but
DrummOnd left the word sRenuhlican' ont
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ton of the books of the home Office, we
find the business of the Company in pros
porous and satisfactory condition, and re-
commend the Company to the public as be-
ing SAFE, sound and reliable. -. ..~.e~...l
Resolced, That we, as Board Of Direc-
tors, pledge ourselves to do all in our pow
er to promote the best interests of the Com
pany, and will spare no efforts to sustain
the reputation it has already acquired Of
being one of the most popular and reliable
Companies in the West.
4 A. d. COINS, Prest.
JAS. MCDONALD, Sec'y. Fl l,an al
DEBORAH, Sept. 18th, 1867. 5
The DEBORAH Republican, in copying the
above resolutions, makes the following
just remarks: sa@ .a .g,
This meeting, and the circumstances con-
,oc%aI With ~ hav ric RI nopt
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street, fE5
we judge the bacle.,.
Won't we all have time when Os. Cos
OFF,. r. Barron is at home he was
with us on Saturdays trip to the Rocks,
and his large family of little ones liked
him. See his Adv't and buy his goods.
b. H.O., of Monona, one of the best
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

VICE III 1oo1, ushs q HcW HcarlI1Eg' c1alHIHS
that important evidence, favorable to him,
has been discovered. .....A $500, 900 con-
hagration occurred in Cincinnati on Satur-
day......The President says he will not
pemoye Sec. McCulloch. 1.-The Italian
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

Editor Nc Gregori Ne,cs ..'>'.s..'.
At the solicitation of friends, have con-
cluded to announce myself as an independ-
ent candidate. for Representative in the
State Legislature at the coming election.
Should be elected, l would regard it as
promotive Of the best interests Of the State
to use my infuencein procuring the repeal
of the present prohihitory liquor law, and
substituting in its stead a judicious license
law. Should any of the candidates now in
the field wish to meet me in debate, and
advocate the retention upon the statute
hooks of the State the nrnhihitnry linuor
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It IS not our quarrel. VAN is well ac-
quainted with public business and with the
private interests of the county, and as be-
tween Republicans pledged to the same
line Of State policy, we do not see why he
is not entitled to show in the race. The
long-winded article of the Meas abusing
him as we'll as Noble and Benton, will not
hurt him or them any more than the scold-
ing of any other old woman.
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The Board of Directors OF this Company
have been looking over the books and look
ing into the condition of the Company for
several days past, and we are informed that
they adjourned fully satisfied with the pre-
sent condition and future prospects of the
Company. Mr.. a. d. Combs. of Howard
county, was elected President of the Com
pany, rice "A. j. B. Abbey, resigned. Mr..
Combs puts large sum of money into the
Company, and the capital stock will be
largely increased The Northwestern is
row stronger and more sound than ever
before. The proceedings of the late meet
ing, interesting to the public, will be found
below .a
TO the Honorable Board Of Directors of the
N. ". ms. Co.: ..".sr
GENTLEMEN Il have tho honor to ten
der my resignation as President of your
Company, to take effect from and after this
date. In rendering this resi- gnation it is
with feelings of the most friendly nature,
and with the most intense desire to see our
popular Company continue on in its career
of unprecedented prosperity and success
until it shall be second to none in the Uni
ted States. A. j. B. ABBEY, I.
DEBORAH, Aug. 2Sth, 1867. W. 70.
On motion, the resi- gnation was accepted
and the following resolutions unanimously
adopted ., e.. ...
Resolred, That this Board in accepting
his resignation, tender to A. j. b. Abbey
vote of hearty thanks for his untiring
energy and continued devotion to the in
terests of the Company. 4
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A general council of the Catholic Church
of the whole world has been ordered by
the pope......Gen. Scofeld's order for a
State election is delayed in view of the
telegram from Washington relative to a
simultaneous election on the first Of No
vcmber.. The democrats have 20 MAORI
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80 majority. .....A peas
.-.@ented package. kneeling, to
Prince lIumbert, heir to the throne of It.
ally, when the Prince instantly raised him
to his feet, saying "IIenceforth learn to
stand like man before me" ...... How an
cient is the game of billiards One of
our exchanges speaks Of the time when
Christopher Columbus first caromcd on
the American Continent. The carom Of
Columbus may have been creditable to a
mortal, but in the great planet or table of
creation, where caroms were unknown,
GoD, in projecting the planets into space
so arranged it that no collision should oc-
cur. Each found its orbit, and, since crea-
ton, each is performing its own eyolutions
without interfering with the other. No
II. -
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on prudence, We thlns
man. David's own estimate,
stal force was never appreciated by a..
Richardson, and on several occasions Tone
on Sunday last) he was advised of it, per-
s0nally, on the street. David's statement
Of the Buell. proposition is bald misrep-
resentation, but it was tho best he could do
to get out of the blunder. We pardon
him. If true, itcredits IN. P. r. alone
with defeating the ,chole committee, Mayor
Hammer at the head We were told by
interested parties that tho remains of
ALEXANDER MAcGREGon would never be
carried from where they now sleep. We
then suggested that Mr.. b. erect marble
nsc'aoriams to both his uncles: Mr.. B. said
NO! The bodies mnst be there or not a
cent from him That settled the question.
Why 10 not SS.A Nor,, ~. .&too aoJootoJ IL, NJ
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knows, to return it. This is intended
merely as reminder, not an offence. ~,
II. Clay Williams and Dick Wilson, of
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The Moon was eclipsed about 70 cents
worth three auarters) the other night, but
she got out of the muss all right and is
still vending her way westward.
Mrs. Newell requests us to. say that
some friend borrowed a winter shawl of
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10


Der OF "a
respect them ralse :.
against summer vermin and VIM.
learn how to cook them properly put
them in our bread !, hash them up with
beef, or boil them for breakfast. A potato
is good in any shape if properly cooked.
Always healthy the sick can use them !;
the well crave them; and the Irish may be
proud that the finest esculent on Earth has
the Christian name, of Ifish.. But this
article is growing on orr hands and we
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

y Oh Joz1IU 1cE1sl1t!5c Itz 101'H
Porter, who was dismissed from the SER
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~
the well crave them and the Irish may be
proud that the finest esculent on Earth has
the Christian name of Ifish.'. But this
article is growing on our. hands and we
must quit it. He who can discover pre-
ventive for the modern ravages on this
great food-necessity as well as luxury-
will be one of tie greatest of, earth $
benefactors. Peaches, Apples, Grapes,
Turnips, Melons, De-, are nice to have in
the house. but when the potatoes ail,
goodbye to peace in,s the kitchen or eon-
fort in the stomach. Romme de terre Zap
pie Of eartb), as the French say, is king Of
the Vegetable world. All heiI! thou
HON ely lump Of excellence rs
PoxERoY, the diril, of the Lacrosse
Democrat, was here last week and shared
with us the enjoyment Of the German
Picnic up Methodist Cor,lee. We like
" Brick" socially, but his political errati-
cism is so far beyond the staid, steady mo-
ton of the TINES and its corps that we
can't do moro than IKE him. Perhaps if
he were a woman We might lore him !!
Always welcome to McGregor, MARK, not
withstanding your idiot-sin-crazies IL
BRowN, Of the Cresco Raindeater, came
also, with that veteran democrat, Capt.
Harris, OF Vernon Springs. Both were
at home in our sanctum, and we had nice
time sitting up for boats UP and down the
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

Buell. called together by the Chairman
What's the mntter3 Did our little squib
Of . quarter column spoil it all9
Our readers will be kind enough to par
don rs for giving so much complimentary
rpace to "DAvE" because of his getting
somebody to dish up an article which,
poor as it is, he is incapable of writing
himself.
P. S.-Just for fun We will add that the
streets are free to all of us-there is no
lock on our Office door; we carry neither
pistols or knives, but we don't scare worth
4 cuss
Academia are Of Daily Occurrence.
On sunday one man was kicked by his
horse, md iSsnot expected to live. Next
morning Capt. Fleming and one of his men
were pitched into the basement of his new
mill, together with boxes, plank, timber
and castings both were badly injured. -
All men are in q greatar or less degree ex-
,,o..A n a.u4L - .Asa e 81 azvi .
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of England secured by
lege Of Medicine, Vienna
Tnesemar No l. the remedy for general debility
OF Vire power premature decay, conae.
asnee arising from an early abuse Sc Is efees ecacious
IN you MANHOOD and old the vle powers would
impaired, declins Trieseroar
universally adopted all physical mpedmcns magic
before its influence, thus
teItng the marriage STATE.
Tescmar No completely entirely eadcner traces
those disorders which cubabs thought
sndote for 70 the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ulaton. ~
Tresema No the great European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
70 the inevitable destruction patients
and which all the ssrapalla IN the world remove
Tesemar Nos Il y and alike devoid Of SMELL
~ nauseang qualities Thsy may lay the toilet
their uhB being detected.
Sold in p 80 each divided separate doses az ad
mlnistered BY Valpeaut Laemand, RouK SC
To be had, wholesale retail, Mr. H. A. Barrow No n
Green street near Canal New York specially appointed
proprietor and
other part Of America Immediately receiving
Mr Barrow viii forward the Tresemnr part world
securely packed and addressed according the Instructions
writer,
Retail agents required. Terms cash,
Nov g-dlw .....m
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mo. 56l.l
az fa. ea .gr. . No 56l.l
Notice of the Withdrawal of Lands In Michi-

IN of the Congress approved Sd June 1856
king grant land the of MICHIGAN
sucon OF railroads in said state
this office
The from sale and location of the following described
lands probably falling within prescribed limits selection
until otherwise directed, heretofore ordered telegraph
3Oth OF May last, 10 wit: ........ .... ..#
Once at DUNCAN; All the lands in the district in the southern pc
ninsua between and IA and south Of township
ALSO in the northern peHsua all The lands north Of township
~, and west of range 10 west.
Office nj IONA All the lands the district
ships IL, i2, ID, aud IA lying west Of range II wesL
Office GRsEsEr: All the lands district except
townships situated north OF township IL
and those north of township 10 and east
Office at DETRoTs All the lands the district
townships and IL morrill, and all situated range
oce al KALAMAZOO All the lands in the district lying
range west. ..#4. .aa1 d. #... #..
Office at sAuLT sTH. All situated
souh Of township 81, in ranges 20 to 81 inclusive.
South of township 50, In 81 u "a inclusive.
South OF township So, In IS and 30. "
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and 80.
North oftownshp 46, in ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftswnship as in ranges Al and ~.
These latter embracing nearly all the advertised the
rresdents proclamation No. 55 July
ste Marie which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
my oce at the city OF
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1886.
June i4-lawbwt lniel x Star Commissioner,
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZEDt-Ths Rob or DR. BOY
VkAU LAFFECTEUR IL ar superior N the Cnlsi
nieF o. sarspaa, Other similar remedies radically cures
without mercury all affections Of the skn dares scros The con
OF itch, ulcers accidents from
period Of s and hereditary acrimony Of humor AZ depura
tive s powerfully smcneiOus catarrhs 81 the bladder CON
fractions and other weakness OF the arising
injections aoundnRs. AZ syphitc cures IN
short ensuing the Nae
Of basam cepays ertsb or from injections which only epc
the virus without nrurssnF Jbe Rob Boyveau above All
recommended IN yphc Diseases stand
ing and which have resisted e o mercury The odure
of potassium. ~" 80
General fer the Unl,sd States Gabriel Blondin esq., o.
william street New York, for wholesale orders Gulot Duconge
New Orleans seuiy San Francisco.
The Rob Laeeour pod by al durrss throughout The Uni
ted states The pamphlet Of Doctor de st. Gervas
cal properties of the Rob will be obtained BY writing o. on
din william street. New York, who viii give every Information
wanted
q. D. prepared on orders for South Amsrce West In
dies &C. Zee n tho United EaWs duna he has The
March tidy
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Proposals for Building six schooneFs for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEFLRTMHrT,
September 6, 1856.


September 6, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS distinctly endorsed Proposals
Vese and addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury
viii be received at this oce until ~ O'Clock Of the 9th day
OF November for furnishing the materials CONSTRUCTING
and delivering aoat fore an schooner Of about fifty
tons burden each, r t1 United States
northern lakes,
The models plans by the contractor and the
vessels be completed within signing
4
No proposal will be considered uuess received from
gagged In ship building And each offer be
responsible
b. entered into the bidder In acceptance of
the drpsstnen
one hall OF will paid on presentation
evidence that the vessels planked ceed and
laid ana the balance the delivery Of the vessels
pleted.
Al nsefas used to BE- Of the best quality, and wak
be eIecuted faithful mannert End he satisfaction
perniendent
Tbe ves when received contractor 10 be
fully rseed furnished and equipped and finished csat
exception anchors armament nautical
csmbooss, cabin, and ward rom furniture and boats,
Persons bidding will be furnished with required
specifications d application TO this depsrtment z
In case should not propose
they may
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Sept 6-2swiA6mNoy
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mo. 5ssl
Notice

Of Eithirapal Of Additional Lands IN Forth
FURTHER in pursuance o the enuacd An act granting
public lands, In alternate Sections the Faes o. Fodn
Alabama, 10 aid In the construction 81 certain railroads sad
stacs approved 7h Nay 1856 Instructions
BY ths ONCE 10 the Land oceu Newuapsve Tampa
Ga on the 9th inst for the Withdrawal aud sale
location until further ORDERS Of the following described
Milling within the probable limits % selection Tampa BAY
Vain Stem railroad, in said State, 70 witt
ce al Nswr.rsvrtE the situated The body
withdrawn for the Cedar Key railroad
which divides and eve
and roTk Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
oce All the lands situated sect Of he lire dividing
and NORTH Of the line which d
yides townships lhiry and Ihirv-one.
Given under my hand Land oGce The city Of
W ashnEon, this ninth day Of September, 1885.
Sept lo-Iaw6w Acting Commissioner.
nj md qtar1
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mo. 66o,I
NOTICE Of the withdrawal OF lands In Wisconsin,
" In granting
Tic lands 10 the State Of Wisconsin aid
railroads. In said stae om this
nee whdra wing from Market until further ORDERS all
tad state and continuing the rcservauon Of the
fora ordered BY telegraph on the 29th ~ Mpy last.
portion ofthe lands will
peosd sketch % received n mi.
office Of which restoration 20 days public will given
Given under hand The General Land Oce city
Washington, this l2h u June, A. n. 1856
THOs. a. HENDRICKS Commissioner,
June lJ-lAw6w TIniel. n Star.l
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by RAILROAD DAnECT TO THE WEST.
I'M LEI ~ q ~ is4ly


Tin,e bstween Washington wheeling but Igt
aHing time Ssi0st Washingto" aad 0oianat 81 hours
...s#.~u Washington. ..- W. = ."1""
HE nsaos and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved Its
oilers between Washington Baltore porons West
The eonne1ioI between the aina from Washington and the
Wassa ssed s i pg aas nns ice
from Baltimore THIS the only change Of ears required between
wheeling washington siaon ana lsshsetsd and transferred
@ w G op ' sAs s ss s
washington daily at0 a. m and AZ, M; on Sundays at the
Al Wheeling direct made with the trains of The CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from nslare on the Ohio,
COLUMBUS These trains connect Newark with the Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sanduy Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus o o railroad trains win the fast
WILLIE, &C. Al xena on Little Miami railroad connection is
iause, Lafayette Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis, &c. URIC
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis Veksburg,
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio.
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chi
Wheeling and Wssys, oI,y mss where aconne1on with
Travellers requested that only
aodng through tickets and checks in Washington is also the
great The Washington
but $3.50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington To Wheeling, 50 IS;
by railroad s o5 by from cincianau SIS Indianapo
cso s. an s nsSp
s26; New Orleans ssl, &c.
Cumberland, Bedford springs, Piedmont Oakland moun
ssn a. 8 ann Or For the
train from washington. ,,. -,,-.. ,-, 49,,
information, through tickets, &C, apply TIL.
JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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pumell Toudvine u.s. johnson Gray and Maria sessions.


In equity in Somerset county before Hon. A. Spence
judge of the eth Judicial circuit of Maryland
THE object of this suit procure of certain
real estate for the partition, perfecng
the complainant the
Maria Sessions The BILL IN substance
mackey late OF Somerset county deceased by his
all his OF
after her death to William M. D. TOWNSEND
Eli zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, smith
thar said James died seized of ot of ground
worth about four hundred dollars The bill also by
said Susan OF her LIE The title slemons
purchase by said John Ann
vances the death of said John NJ
Semons and Jonah EngswOrth, his
and title of Maria Mary semons 10 equal
shares of his interest," his he ataw; Eliza
Townsend and the descent of her Mary Semons
heir aaw the sale by the said Mary Semons
said lot The complainant the purchase by said John
in his lifetime OF Maria Sessions that
deed him therefor,
lost destroyed the death of Susan
OF her interest 10 her brother, the said
the State of Virginia complainant seized in common
with said Johnson Gray OF said
six tenlhs and the said Gray OF subject complain
ants estate for the life Of said Susan who living an
ants title the tenth interest by said Ma
Tia Sessions said John Semons sale for
the OF pariion and order publication
said Marin and Johnson, who residents
the subscriber circuit Judicial crcuit Of MARY
land, ordered that The complainant order
be inserted In pubhedin
each Of five successive weeks before the 18th
appear court in person or uy so
ctor before the fifteenth October the
premises and show cause If they have
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-tesiI .... ...s ...---.
"" GEvIs WooLroRp, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif D. s..
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