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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07

Our d,sps sches from Wsshingtoa on
Monday morning aanosnctpg the rssssge
through the SenAte Ot VI Llinneso.a
Land Gran. foe Ne cosssructioa Of Raj.
roads in that rerri,oryf we're % much
marred 10 the iransm,sslon - TO Be scar.
cely in. Eligible. Through priva'e sour.
! e. - learn that he bill s0brscss grants
Tor the following roads: -s4
!. FROM Ss,li~a.sr. ~ ~ way d %.
Paul, 10 II. Anthony, ard 70 . point g.
|,wpen the foot OF Big Stone Lake and
shr s.su,h OF Sioux. Wood Rive.
I 2. From the same points BY the way
NCtew Wing and 81. Cloud TO the ma
vapable waters Of the Red River Of the
T. rri,ory may determine. II MT 81
8. From 81. Paul aud s.. ADthony.via
M,nnesp liz, 10 the Sou hern boupdTy OF
the Territory, lin the direction OF the
mouth . the Big Sioux River, ~.
| 4. From the same points asthe above
to the north hue Of the susie Of Iowa, no.
cas-. Of Mitchell county, 10 ,ha. state.
This Gran, IS for continuation Of the
Cedar River Branch Of the Chicago. lows
and Nebraska Ra,load, whose eastern
terminus - .. the CITY Of Clinton, on The
Mississippi. y n
S. Fron, Winsna VIA S.. Peters. to .
poiu, on the Big Sioux River south Of the
45,n parallel oil North Latitude.
6. From La Crescen. up the valley Of
Root River TO q point Of junction with
the last mentioned road, east OF range
We presume the above grants follow
the gran. OF the Illinois Central Railroad
-, thai, Is 10 say, every alternate section
within six miles OF each line OF road.
with pesnass ION to 60 fifteen miles on
either side to make up the Deficiencies
arising from entries within the six miles.
1t this be so, the grants must embrace
FROM four 10 five millions Of acres, and
no, The uncomfortable amount Of one
mill.on thee hundrt d acres. ~ assessed
by Mr.. Stuart oil Michigan.
The bill was ye, to pass the House.
We learn, privately. there is no doubt
but tina, majority Of that dody are pre-
pared to vote Tor \, shou d II be reached
deiore adjournment. We think the
lriel ds OF the measure will be able 10
have i, taken up in season. zen. Shell
DIS is indef ,igable IN his labors 10 secure
a measure SO necessary to the speedy
development Of the resources Of his adop'
ted home, aud he is able TO bring many
influences 10 bear tina, others could not
tonch ~ We are very sanpuine as 10 the
-ssut, = Chicago Dem. Press. a4
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Plat V,iley and Pacific Railroad IN

Plat V'iiey and Pacific Railroad Co
- \ conran, has Deem o,gan,zed under
the above name ~ Omaaa, Nebraska.
The following Directors were elected "a,
the snsuIng Year:
+. A. Sarpy, A. II. Gilmore, Q. D.
Richardson, L Lowe, James G. Mitch.
ell, u Su'slnan, aud Ionn A. Parker.
The following officers were elected for
one year,
Prrs.dant-- John A. Parker
Vve President -. B. stu,snan.
reasnrer James A. Jackson.
Secretafy-b. Il. Pegram.
The yNsbrdsklan IN speaking Of III.
Importance Of tins proposed rosd SAYS:
"eregard the Contemplated road a.
second TO no other in importance; and
with united action We may reasonably
sxp'c, to see IN two or three years the
Iron Horse Oh his march towards ,hr
settIng sun. 81
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EheriM Sale.

Dy virtue Of an execution TO me directed issss1
ID out Of the Clerks Office OF the u;ssrioe
Court In and for the County Of Cedar and tststs
Of Iowa. 10 favor ofSamu el :. Bissell and Againa
Thomas 9. Williams have levied upon tbs tal-
lowing described real estate. situated In the
County OF Cedar and state OF Iowa ~ Wit: The
undivided half OF the West half OF the Ne -
OF Section Thirty Two l32) Township Eighty enc
taD Range Two ~ West, and shall offer the sane
for sale NJ Public cutlery al the Court Honss coos
in the Town OF Upton in said Countr, or EAtuH
day the It'll day Of March A. p. 1857 between the
hours Of o'clock A. n. and 1 O'Clock r. n sS
the said day TO satisfy the said sxecnt;cn 90
costs that may acc ure thereon.
Upton lows February 4th 1857.
ne IT JouH HI. BRIEFLY AkoSfU
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f0e1r NCIJGG6.


=. =. I,es, vs.srs q Cedar Css.s. - y
49, sren 81 wishia ~ nnae q - - ~
4 - Sectsea slx, = tswnseip G9eN S
ss.ss two vsss; and The est q - 49, S~.s
. oYsactisu Oas II township Ggv noIs4
fs,ee -: 90 ~ SSH = ~ 49,. .sssS
ssCtios TAirr enc = tsvnsAiD 80 10y =
"a 49,. IT, Seel, and oAeseeo -
- sosfh east euartcr section thiTsy
Elssfvone san9e Three weel. - - =
! ts&ce = herSby given TIT . eIssae. 49,
hniSsr q lie Court house In Ttpsea . oes.s
~. 3eaa day q February 4. 2. lseI. g 1872
u;ne nv ballot whether said voten -
ill accent Of and adopt - charter ~ - I.
81 Tipton the oct passed By " reeees 49,
tnre Of Iowa called IN oct 70 ancerpesNs - 49, ~,
Of Upton, Cedar County. Iowa I'D a1pfsves -
~ ss,d eI,ction win epen = selsek -. 81 =
rasIn opsn until o'clock pm Of sald day, ne -
manner Of voting shall b - follow: ~ ~.
votinr n favor 81 said charter, 70 depcsse 1esa1
on which Is writes sr printed; For ne cssss :.
those opposed, By ballot on wAish = wsassss -
printed I: "A Rsinst the charter.
II Il further ordered thst Jossph =
Esu be Judge Of said election and Geo. .e4y
Eso. clerk OF said election - Aforesaid ana ~
open said polls a. herein prescribed and oaks
their return 10 the Judge Of said County
Witness my hand this l3t day Of Fsneuesy
A.D. la67 wgLLs SPlcR1, Judge
"a OF Cedar Coz, Iowa
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safe 81 lows, Cedar County, . >
Peter Castor
vs. fE0teetooUSO ~ AOSs8eOV
David Heselxessef st NJ .Res s


70 John Nelson Bring CHAM, Ellen BsinshaA Jsne
Bingham, and Emeline Brinehaa:
You are hereby nstined tbs$ there - . - =
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court -
Cedar County. . petition Of Peter Gator. c!oa0r
ing Of you and the other heirs Of Jessce brin9Aa4
deceased, the sum Of one thouSond dollarA Wa
interest from the 18th day Of February, A. D. -
So AZ money Justly due him spOn . promissos1
note, made 10 him BY the said Jssss Bringhann.on
the 18th day VI February, a. d. 1850 ana payable
four years after the date thereof; aad that SID
petition prays that a mortgage executed and -
iivsred by s2id Jesse Bringham. then in hfe.) %
the 18th day OF February. A. D. 1850. to saS6
plaintiff TO secure the payment Of the promia1ofl
note afor said, upon the following descrlhs4
lands lying in Cedar County, In the Stats Of Iowa,
TO Wit: the east half Of the southeast quarter oS
section twcaty-one, (fD and the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section t~enty-eight l2S) al
in township seventy-nine, l79) north Of rrnge iva
(21 west of 5th T.. NJ, be foreciosed, and that NO
,ice has been issued and returned by tbs Sheriff
Of Cedar County not found" az - eaeh and ~
Of you; aud q. the September term. 1855. by ssjd
Court. an order was made Tor the publication 81
this notice; therefore. unless you appear and
IN Ike defense TO said petition on or before ~
first day of the next term Of said Court TO Wit: %
the 18th day Of April, A. .. 1851, judgment viii
be rendered against you for the smoant Of ssil
claim said mortgage will Be foreclosed and the
lands herein above described will be sold BY -
der OF said Court, to satisfy said Judgment
SHELDON W. YOUNG,
Clerk Of Disr. Court, Cedar Co, iowe
E. A. BIssELI, Atty for Plaintiff W.
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Iows E"fc.Io>s IN NV Y RK The resal .
10 al the Coiaue- wnca have h-ii i.ctions -.
tariIdteate that tbs Dem 'crat- aud X o " Ne.
thiag- have cosi.scei, AMI SINKING uiif r-uce,
Ut prlucipls. have gone la foe IL. -ppis. Nsth
er have gained any str, nxtb since last fill, bat
ny coalition they ar" enabled TO carry .evera
towns that went for Fremont There cenl.i b..
no better evidence Of their weakness th n IN
Aaand anme It by both factions of the principle
they prniessed 10 uphold, and Their fusion with
those ~hom they have pot, ssed TO re sard a.
the enemies of vii l. herty. Ant there could
ne no better evidence nf the enduring sire ,g,b
of Rpublicani>m than its triumph ia seycral
Counties over both com pin ed
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"WEDNESDAY morning March 4,h. inst.
Snow falling thick an fast. The earth
again is robed IN her mantle of pures,
white.
To-day the American pc pie bid adieu
10 the administration Of Franklin the
weak. AM James Buchanan will be inaup.
urated chief magistrate. Is TIA change
for the be,teJl
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Secretary OF State


NV n III hGOktOn 10 1ne O1SSeSSHtcfIf
Of Property.
Sec. | Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
there shall be elected by the legal voters
u each organized County. in this State,
en the first Monday Of April 1857, one
assessor who shall hold his Office until
his successor shall be elected and quail
fed.
Sec. 2. There shall be elected by the
legal voters Of each organiz~d County.
in the State on the first Monday of "A
gust, 1857, and every.two years ,hereat-
ter one assessor who shall hold his office
for two years commencing on the first
day Of January after his election and until
his successor snail be elected aud quali-
fed.
Sec. 3 Each Assessor before enter
ing upon the duties of lis office shall
give bond to the County Judge oil the
proper County, with two or more suffici-
EN-, surI,les 10 be approved by said Judge
In the SOM OF five thousand dollars,
conditioned for faithful discharge oil
The dp.le. Of his office. wtich bond shall
TO filed with the County Judge.
Sec. A. In al cases oil vacancies in
the office of Asse: sor OF any County by
death or otherwise the proper County
Judge shall forthwith apo int some SUIT.
able person 10 fill such vacancy. walcn
.ppoint.e snail hold said office The bal.
ance OF the term for winch the las,
incumben, may have been elected or ap-
pointed
Sec. 2. Any person elected or ap-
pointed an assessor as herein provided
shall at the time Of filing his bond with
the County Judge take and subscribe an
oath the same IN substance as the con.
dition oil his bond. which said oath shall
he administered by tie County Judge and
filed 10 his office
Sec. 9. Suit may te instituted in the
name oil the proper county or IN the name
OF any person injured against the As.
SCISSOR, on his bond for any neglect on
his part 10 properly discharge his Office
before any tribunal having jurisdiction
Of the same and in suen suit the surities
shall be made parties, d-ieudsnt and
judgement may be rendered sgs.nsl
them y rh their principal!
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American Iron Manufacture.

The United Staps Gazstt. philadelphia
states that 439 1876 tuns OF iron were manlf &C.
uIel In Penn-yivspia in 1856. This amount l.
classified ~ tulloas: "#1a ##@
21sgil tuas were aathracita pig hon. Sc o72
boz piast charcoi pig ioa; 56,22j cold hi n
charcoal pig iron: "a, $50 c,ke piS iron; ~ 500
raS otnmiuoas Coal pig iron. o. finished Iro
there were Manufactured 2lT,Ss7 tuns. com
pr,sing III $50 tal- OF nails, rods, ani par; So
l0l tons OF rails; 2 sos tuas Vt sheets aud psae
2 6I5 tons OF hammered bars
ID. Gazette say: -" Tue ,ron proiuc q H.
the Unit,d States tor the same p Rod is estrnst
d ~ oae million Ut tons; con -qaently our
state Contributes nearly ons naf Of tn, dones
tic supply. Daring tn II period ths VIII Ie coua
try con>utn.s $50 000 tuis' Oh. IA ri OF winch
VA furnlsned from Pennsylvania. IL Is conj-c
tared, on tae basis vi such facts rs could b. scar
ched cut ~ = g.atienAa preemin-ntsy v-rs.d
10 this subject, That toe sun total OF iron ma
ifscturrd Ia sii Countries hty ysars AZ, dil
not exceed $40, NO tons n trii. over To. prps
I'll. p o anct.ou oi Pennsy lvaDi,.
Uuf manufacture equal thai o. Z gland in
the y-ar 1923, altleash ia Easi.ld n. bisln -
hai o.ea Ia proKta.-lv. operator at that f.
m,re then one bundled All hfty years tn.
yi-ld h. Great Bntala for tn psst year, Vas, III
faaad numbers, three AMI = half millions at
tuAs; tue prodactiol o Peaasyls. tuii vs.,
therefore. nearly Oia seventh o. ID II stlpea
d-oas aud altn ,st nr dioie smol,,. f.ct ga
ufygin itself, ani full OF promise. for oar fatnra
VAN the ~ .pt On OF Great Britain. r, ance
alone, Of ali tn Eiropean coun.sies, pr duees a
IA ger Anonlt o. ieoi tltl oar oNa safe T.
mad SO 600 .nns in 1853 Prus Ala ,m - nayt.
having IN ID 40, ooa ION. in taat YEA aud Russia
In sn further bshind, is- proi,ction ha ,.ug
amounted to n more thea 3t0o, 900 tau,
lis certainly very grstityi - IA ail,y .ncs re
specting the rapid progress OF hrsaen o m ,au
IA; ure upon which a tn. arts are - DIP nj
Ant. Il tee years II n the present date, NOR
Iron We believe. will oe man rfsetaaed anuu
ally Ia our c.'un ry than in Nm st.ni.
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n Posf'cal Squire. winter an
Ohio squire got married. and suddenly
became poetical. Hear h,n:
oh' there's not In this wide world hsppier life,
Than to sit BY the stove pipe and tickle rosr vifs
Taste ne sweet Of hsr lips In moment Of dee ,
A.d sssst We eass tsil~hea sls jumps . ysss
knee
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Est.av Notice.

TAKEN UP by T. Frink. 1t his residences II
L Polk Township, Criar CO., State OF Iova,oa
the 18th day Of Nov, 1856, an estray Mare COLI,
two years old, cream color, no marks or brands
perceivahle. Appraised at SIS, before Pcrss
ffiIk. Esq. S. N. YOUNG,
ASSN. Conntv f,le,h
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Executors Notice,

THE Undersigned have been appointed hs-s.
u.ors OF the Estate u Amos W. Bs:sy, es-
c. ased late Of Iowa Township. csdar Co. Iowa
All persons In any wise indebted to said ssssA
Are required to call and settle tile same and shoes
having claims against the estate are required 70
present and prove up the same according u ~.
lows Township. Feb'y ID, 1857.
DAVID BAILEY,
73w J. w. CATTELI4 EZRA
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S AMUEl DEWEl-

suRvEYoR At Upton Anp cENaaAk
LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly to all business rsSvsr
ing an areEt;tueh As
PA YfSf OF TAXES
Buying and Seiiing on Commissio.,
giving III ormat'on respecting lands ia this ccunr
y. E'oigrants aud al persons wishing to pas-
chase cho,ee lauds either improved or un,s.
proved can he ace. mmodsfsd on rsseocAAle
terms by calling at bis office
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THE SNAIL Pox.-This alarming disease has
made IT. appearance 10 several plares In this
part OF the State We hear II il at Rid xrport
opposite Eiiyslile, In ta.s county, s.,d to b ".
been brought there from Missouri Also at
pella, and At Peorio. Msha.k. counsy, where
one or two Cases proved fata. Oaa Case 10 Re
ported IN NJ. Pleasant. Ui.def this state OF
tact II will D. wi To- OR Il re % D a,teai to
the subject Of vaccination An article on tu.s
subirct. - Otumna = Ter
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. Wag on hearing tia. 1 man
had given up chimney.swee pinr s.n,.s a
sootsd him. 'oss
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The refusal Of the ID tch Minister a,
Washington, Mr.. Dubo $. to testify in
the Herbert case, has cost him his pos,tl-
on Neither the United States Govern.
ment nor his own IS pleased a, his con-
duet, aud his govsrn,n-u, has transfrrpd
hun from Washington 10 Copenha, en-. III
Denmark.
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SURVEYORS OR EFGLFEERY
"isnlne to Pun chase good THEoDOLlrR
- mmon Co0pAAs, saA - accommodaAZ
- ), DAwEsa.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-24

WHAT DOES Cosr VISIT EUROPE This interesting
question is thus satisfactorily answered by correspond
ent of the Boston Post Hma sE '.tg,#a f.. #a
g This is question that asked not unfrequenty
and something may be said in that will be of ad
vantage to the inexperienced traveller Were to state
that spent ten forty thousand dollars during my first
visit to Europeand il the latter sum than
the ormert would really be saying nothing definite
will tell what may be done Sayat home people often
have very singular ideas Of the expenses of foreign
travel am not writing for the information of beggaTs
robbers, gamblers, but for those who take money
enough with them to pay all their expenses personal and
otherwise. During my last visit to Europe visited
England France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzer-
land, northern Italy and Sardinia and was gone from
home about 100 days When have been asked what
i. cost me- have sometimes asked my questioner to
guess the amount. The named has been usually
81, 900 81, 500 1t about oneffth OF the lat
ter sum--to wit five hundrcd--and the very came
can be visited for one-half that sum.
and travel respectfully Money being usually an i'm
portant consideration wish, in travel as in other
Investments to get much value as possible for our
dollars believe travellers usually do not get more than
one half what they might. II wishes to become
well acquainted with the English people home OF any
other people in their domestic and social relations and
their political condition, he must stay awhile making his
home with them ....a. #. ..a
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REVERSE FORTUNE. --Among the list of those who
obliged to yield to the pressure and suspend pay
ment, there the name of one gentleman published
ago. when gold first discovered in California he went
there and by his exertions accumulated upwards OF
$780, 0O0 which he invested in real estate and returned
to this city and engaged in active business here few
months ago, when there q financial panic in San
Francisco he sent out agent TO look after his interests
with orders to convert everything into cash. at any sac
fee The result that the agent closed everything for
500 0OO with which he started for home and took pas
sage board the Central America in which vessel he
was lost with his treasure and the from ndepend-
ence has been reduced TO poverty This is hard case
indeed Boston Gdzde
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Later from Ltah.

81 LOUIS oct 3.-,rhe correspondent OF the Republic
can mentions having recently Captain Van Nlet,
confidential agent Of the government at Palmetto Kan
sas returning from Salt Lake who reports that the Nor
mons will refuse TO let the United States troops enter
their CITY Brigham Young openly declares that he will
burn the prares and thus deprive the animals OF The ex-
petition Of subsistence and burn his own CITY, II ne
esary before he will submit the demands Of the gov
eminent ~
The forts along the route reported to be IN BAD re-
pair and do not afford sufficient protection for the troops
c. Stuck the United States surveyor contradics the
report recently published in the Tribune that several
companies of surveyors had been murdered by the Sioux
and Cheyennes.
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THE UTAH EXPEDITION

HE UTAH EAPEDIl1ON. .r
We have reliable information from Fort Keany up
the Gath of last month which day Colonel johnson
arrived at that post, in days from Fort Leaven-
worth. The 9th infantry and eight companies of the
10th infantry together with the two batteries of artil.
lery reached Fort Laramie by the 7t Of September and
this force is probably at Salt Lake City by this time
Lieut. Colonel Cooke, with six companies of dragoons
expected to arrive at Fort Keaey by the 9Th of this
month. ........ .......... ~.
Thus far the weather has been favorable and the ndi-
cations in that far western region fattering for
late fall The grass far Laramie is excellent but
not good for $50 miles west of that point This how
ever, will not delay the march of the dragons,
in abundance has been provided for the horses. .a
Whatever doubts may have been entertained of the
troops reaching Salt Lake City this fall consequence
of the late day which they started may be looked
upon resolved voaby to the success of the exped
ton '"i " ."
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The whaleship America, which sailed from New Bed
ford Wednesday of last week. took out steam whale
boat The machinery consists Of two oscillang engines
placed in the stern, which drive paddle wheel. This
boat be propelled at the rate of twelve miles hour
being two more than the usual speed Of the whale II Is
about two feet longer and foot wider than ordinary
whale boats The steam generating cylinders resist
pressure Of l 900 lbs. to the square inch
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-24

TTNHE HISTORY OF FIVE LITTLE PIGS-Show-
l. ing the adventures OF little pig who market
second pig who stayed at home OF third who got roast beef
fourth pig who and Of fifth little who
vice. all tho home beautifully illustrated price 10
Hero Philips Book by the author Of "ove" "John Halifax
&c, 80 cents, s ..-a rHgafE #snt...F
Voices from the Crowd by Charles Mackay, 25
Voices from the Mountains by %
Soyers Culinary Campaign being Historical Of the
Lato War with the Plain Art Of Cookery for military
buttons, tho navy, public &c by Alexis 81
The vicome de Bagonno by the author Of Monte Christie"
volumes 81 25 ......
Just published, and for sale o
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Bookstore Penn avenue between 9th and streets
Oct M--3t
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resr CeAEnEdAsrERs oFEIcE MARINE CoRfs
Washington OCT ~, 1907
y, M onOunc ATG xyil he receivad at thig
- EAlED FhOfOoAIAo VIZ ~ ,s'S -, ~ 49,
- once o'clock ON friaay ne ioth
Tor supplying win me oAo~ng aress osAe ~
fiscal year ending 30th june, 1895 VA
Eao IA 400 unin,rn cans complete.
600 ~ ooo marine pouboons
1000 70 600 pAtent leather stocks !
Lao 70 soo pa' uniform coats complete navy blue CLOTH
49, - ,rd,sT, dve---to be chemically tested
bo an 100 nnib,Tn coats Same aboye)
Soo ioo T.,sans, oats scarlet cloth ayeo be
b.. -, r,,sn,lsalv ested
looto 200 uars non sov,missionod efarers epauetes
sSo IN 500 nairS brass certte sFaps -ra.
SS,o ia red worsted Sashes
I aoo m GOO palrs linen oyerals ...
1000 10 1000 linen shirts H#
$500 70 800 pairs pr si Nos. o,o IL
'10VP s s, m n SIiAs@' W'AsP
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CART. ALEXANDER REYNOLDS. Our readers cannot have
forgotten the statement published weeks ago in
relation to this officer who had been dismissed from the
army by President Pierce under the enormous impression
that he defaulter his accounts having been audi
ted, the government proved to be in his debt.
Under these circumstances the Secretary of War
commended to President Buchanan that Captain Reynolds
should be rensated TO his former position, which has
been done His numerous friends will be happy to hear
of the accomplishment of this act Of justice to deserving
officer. --PhiLodoLphta Arnus.
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.-Jesse's Memorials O
} London, 2 volumes.

i London, 2 volumes.
JESSE London aud Its Celebrities, 2 volumes.
The 0bsructives aud the Man, 1 volume
Lord Broughams Colonial Policy, volumes.
Mills's Colonial Constitutions, l volume.
Dennis's Cities and Cemeteries of Etruna volumes.
Mrs Gray's History of Etruna, 2 volumes.
Froudes History Of England, 2 volumes.
Hertsets Commercial and Slave Trade Treaties
Roebuck the Colonies, volume
Lewis on the Government Of Dependencies, volume.
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Kenrlcks Pbtsnca volume
Lord Palmerstons Opinions and Policy, / volume.
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