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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Another New Lumber Yard

ftiBSs iSih a. SASh u >
on tie SHE C'Ht and Main Ireet, mar UOSsdCE x
Eic.GFd,ylis EGTshOuSe,
II AVE on hand and oier at prices which they
think ALI be found tempting very large lot of
Pine Lumber. Slue, Latt &c, &c As mos; Of :leir
lumber received direct from tile p!uere, they sell
a.: very slight advance Chicago prices Please call
- -ee he.aEs par.LAa-As el..A here. !ee-i-tL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Dys. FAY sEOEERT,
Tobacco "a Cigar Nzanmfactory.

Osi NGjH st., DDOr East of Past Drfcc,
Sys subscriber would inform the putc that lac is
- uufac:Uriug and keeps hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco, Snuf Pipes, &c, wholesale and
ta prices favorable TO customers Also, the best o:
Havana. La0pcTa, CIssaGoris, and other kinds Of C
garz. Farmers gnd others who smoke chew make
great saving by buying OF me at wholesale l can
sell a better article, at "a less price than pediIIs
Please call my Mandatory, door west Of the
Post U.,ice. anS see for yourselves
ottawa Nov 10 G. u. SCHNEIDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
DR.. B. w. BRICE,

HAS located himself il this place ;'r i- 5rT''-- %
practiru. m,Lgin-. and -ctiIiy ofer- i.i- -rT
vices citizens Of Ottawa and ta"-- 10 - vicinity
in all tis various branches 81 III profession
Fron HI experience and familiarity viii Hg--rr dis
eases. and by prompt and yi-tl- --.src ~ Ir9-es-
siOnaI d4e-. h. hope 10 merit share Cd" patronage
Twenty wears ago or loz-. Known "a Ono 20
many who are nov "f this county g" some az
whom he would tlse pleasure iu rrrTrl-- Among tae.H
are Esqr john Green. Na.-Lils Tr-uhp G W. Arm
strong. ana Abram TTlr4h0 IL would also refer - d.
\. II. H1Vlaud and Dr. Joseph stout, Cf Ottawa
Res.I-uce AMI office Paul street east and near
Wa EedIcs's building olIl-!-- tl- Tes.-n~c ci
rne late Judge Cotton. I4tZp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

EdSt side Of La SiIe Street, fetc doors south II TIE
CdllOiic church, Oftdtcd, III.
yR1lIIS House is throughout. and completed
and well furnished for the convenience of travellers
and bOardeTs. Every attention viii be given by the pro-
prctor the Of those who take board and lodg
ings at this house. [jun13-3nl HENRY RIIIEL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

"Please, mister, give me bundle o hay"
"Yes, my son sixpenny or shilling bum
BILE"
"Shllin."
as it for your father:'
"No, guess 'taint--its fer Che hess. NY
father don't eat hay"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

| Wilson told him that he deserved no mer.
! cy. That monIent since he would have
driven the family Of Davis from their home,
without even the means Of a temporary sup
port. He would pay Crosby fair price for
his property, and forbear prosecuting him,
on condition of his instantly quitting the
country.
Crosby accepted the offer. The writings
were made out that day, ard before morn
ing be and his family were on their way to
| Texas
Why should spin out the narrative
Lucy and Charles were married, and though
a splendid mansion soon rose upon the farm
Of Mr.. Davis, both love far better the little
room where she had so anxiously watched
over the sick bed of the houseless stranger
Mr.. Wilson was rich, but never forgot those
who were in want
Chcered by the kind and affectionate at
tention of his children, Old Simo Davis al
most seemed to have renewed his existence.
He lived many years and long enough to
tell the bright eyed son Of Charles and Lucy
the story Of the FORGED DEED. And when
he told the listening boy how his father,
when poor and friendless, was taken home
and kindly treated, and in turn became their
benetactor, he impressed upon the mind Of
his grandchild that even a cup Of cold water
given from good motive shall not lose the
reward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
NH. / / y l. l.
HISS MINER

vTTDULD INFORM tie ladies cf OTTAWA and vicinity,
W ,la- she has nos received Ter stock Of SPHlNT
MILLINERY GOODS al Of which have been selected
with great care and she y! bc happy have ladies' cal
and examine .!e.. whether tL-y wish 20 purchase or
not.
yTi-.r to merit a b-rs! share of patronage. aIll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
The Forged Patent.
By JOHN RUSSELL.

Remember you a case Ike that. Or II
Your memory none records is such /. ono
So much a; odds with probability
Your fancy Cannot imagine, Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Carpeting. Carpeting

CarPetinE CUrpeHnE!
MO person should purchase this article in Ottawa
~ without seeing stock not that expect to suit
sell every one but feel anxious post them prices.
myl6 g W. CHEEyER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

The annual election Of State officers il
Vermont will take place next Tuesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
l. L NJ i +, r
UigIiy important 10 Farmers and az offers
III f.. ENiREII,ID

u ESPECTFJLiI announces 10 the inhabitants Of OF
h and the surrounding country, that he has Oh
AEHOUK, where he vii keep ss!l;ly hand and sell
the smallest rating profit all kinks OF Lumber
La;h. and Shingles Being connected with of the
extensive wholesale establishments Chicago,
confident that lie possesses unsurpassed facilities. and
therefore sy.IgIis "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
New G,..,.;,.itt, ShOD.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the people
Of Ottawa and its vicinity, that they have recently
opened Gunsnitl shop where they intend to make
new Guns to order do all kinds of repairing in that
line of business. The time thsy intend TO make
Iron Bedsteas Ornameuted Iron Rangs, shutters, Pa
tent Models Letter Cutting. and Key Fitting, al kinds OF
Brass finishing and Machines. Repairing done prompt
Is and warranted Powder and Shot for sake Cash for
old Copper and Brass. -
On Main Street Hossack's Row, the side-cut OF
,awa m G.. SIGWALT,
jUlll-;jEI* r. SlNuEh-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
New Lumber yard.

Gr.gt attraction tOr FtrH.ers dEd Y,oiGEies'
Ys'fIE best % Lumber offered ia Oita-
= ready for sale at the new lumber yard o.!
T. L POW LiLA 60 formerly led by l. S.ZZE- Il
comprise !GEsr quantity % dry. clear Lumber Of d!-
i-E-lt thickness Also, al kinds % Lumber,
EurTy Shingles. Lat, Mails, Ssh, Doors, in short every
hing necessary for complete Julilz. We feel conf
II from ru4iatsucg and connection with Of
tl- largest dealers Ca.ca=I, tla' offer better
inducements 20 buyers than any other firm IN the Cry.
Ul'au-. june -, I-,.1. Z POWELL & 90.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Millinery and Drc.> Ia, l. Ing.
Ill. IIiDlII

cESPECTFCLLl Hi9r..s th- ladies % Ottawa and Vi
cuiry that -A- has taken o.. lately occupied
ty Mss PaTTse-.S Columbus - feg door north
% Main, % OTTAWA. where sEc -g4.-s "--r H. ell that
pertains 'U TIE Millinery Trade IN t!se line - Dress
Making Cltt.nr. FittiE-. &e- Her stock .! Millinery
Sais las been s-Irct-i w.fI much aul will De
fYlud srDrris-- Having Lad thorough Instruction aud
experience i ti hit-. she is c5Etlel; Ji b-s able
t1 give p-Efrc; satisfaction. JuaZs-if
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
e.. HARD, W. gb.,
H. Va. -isciRTtEs e, III.
ILL.,
+. u. IIOYT.

FGtchHIksr and J1rslsJ-jt :. Foster's cfd sfri.5,
!Si,stI sd, or TIE COrt Hpss~ Square, OftI'r'f-
TYYATCH work thoroughly done aud warranted
w Clocks repaired tie shoTt,-t notice Clocks,
watcheS. and Jcr.eiry f,G al. cheap Dec 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
ALFRED ". CAyARLY.
HOMEOPATHY.
DR.. BATES s. THOMPSON,

=
HAVE associated Themselves Ia the practice 90 i-
ettS md sasg@rB aud would respectfully '-lIrr
their profession! services % tL= citizens % Ottawa I
vicinity.
Court House. N-.L ar+1
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-01-16
"a TEs OF ADVERTISING.

14e Propri"tors of the Abhcvilc Banner and
h1dbcn,Icut Press, have established the follow
Inr$atcs of Advertising to be charged i'll both
paRers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
Yan three months will be charged iy the in
SArtion Mt One Dollar per Square. Ut inch
the space of solid lines or less for the first
Insertion and Fifty Gents for zach erl,se-
3ucnt insertion.
f9t- The commissioners, Shcrif's, Clerk :
md Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
In both papers. each charging half price.
sTy- Sheriifs Levics, One Dollar each.
cY" Announcingn Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an Estrav, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer at the following rates:
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Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates.
sY- Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at Onc Dollar per line
space.
tX- For all advertisements set in donIlc rol-
ann, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates
DAVIS Il HOLLINGSWORTH,
For Banner;
LEE Il WILSON,
For Press
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Col. BEHroN AND THE WonD LADr.-
Notwithstanding Col. Benton's usual accu.
racy in such matters, he has permitted him
self to fall into an error when he says, sthat
word [ladies] is not in the Bible as it shown
BY the following question:
''rhon shall no more be called the ladv
Of the Kingdom" Isaih Al. 5.
sand thou saidst, shaA be azady for
ever" Isaih 46. 7.
"The Elder, 10 the elect tudy, whom
love in the truth" 2 John lst verse.
"Now beseecb thee, lady. that We, Lola
one another" 2 John 7th verse.
"lIer wise iadies aswered hes.y 1 ludass s.
"Likewiso shall be. .iae1ies of Pepsl. and
Media."-Esther /, 10. S.l, Z. 3 b ~ s!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-20
Proposals for Erecting the Post ONCE and
COurt-hou.e at indianapolis, Indiana.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December IL, 1856,

..aasa. ... TRrAsuRT DEPARTMENT.,
WasbingOn, December IL, 1885,
DEOPos wilt department until l7th
February, D. co., u II ocock The
Indianapolis indiana ccudg the plans and specifications
prepared said PROPOSALS DO either for the
Whole tui'S!hg separate Tor different KINDS OF work. ps Of
parcels accompany each bd Win Tue amount oil
Kind OF work. the total carried out the department
ae right 10 rel CT gccep he posa hereby ihvted
thereof When the of the United States
also the right exclude the
bids who there believe
viii faithfully perform contracts which they
obtain by ndeciion all bids when there shall be
interest who do not join the bids, and all bids that
upon inv CATION, ara below air for the work.
DIS will he received in contract will be award
bidder details furnished department Of the
prices of the dfeLt kinda of work and Materials which shall be
subject the revision OF the d. pariment that adopt The
whole Of the bid the nteress Of the United States
require.
Ninety per cent of and materials
Delivered according price, sad amount 10 be
the department appointed for
viii be paid from time time, the work
and complexion the and
OF the by aforesaid and be for
feitud in ,hc event Of n0Dnihlinent of contract.
Contracts VIII be awarded only and mechanics,
theret, by OF the Secretary
Treasury Will be forfeiture OF the same.
proposal accompanied by written
district judge attorney of the said dic The
G5 900, whole Of popoionate amount il for
that the bidder will when required, If his proposal be
contract and bond with and sufficient
securities, for its faithful pei ormance.
Form bond and certificate required will be furnished app
cation 10 the department
Fans specifications, AID working drawings will be ready after
thirty days. when they can be had on application to the depart
with the requirements of this advertisement
The be department. addressed
Iaaaapoiis Posi- Office and hou and viii Be- opened at
~ O'CLOCK OF the last day named for receiving the same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec Id 2;awtI7Feb flint & Starl
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Jan l5-lawiw

MEMBERS of Congress and Vfsters Washington
vi respectfully informed that al TAYLOR & MAURY's
Stationery 9th they will meet NIL the
Their stock addition tbs following
works. comprises department OF literature science
and art. ... ~ .....
New books received pdiatey publication
Weekly mpoHatons from England
Cahouns Works, volumes
yederson's w rks, volumes
Websters Works, % vois., autograph edition
Evereus Orations ant Speeches, volumes
CIay's Private Correspondence, volume
q, s. prentss's Memoirs, 9 volumes
Bancroft's History of the United States, G volumes
Statesman's Manual, volumes
Hckey's Constitution, ! volume
Jefersen's Manual, volume
The contributions OF the United States, volume
Eiliot's Debates and Madison Papers, B volumes
Marsb's and Statesmen volume
story's Works. volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices OF the United States, vohime
Lieber'e Civil Liberty and Self government, vsnSmes
Write Life OF Patrick Henry, volume .."
Kennedy's Life OF Wir, volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, volume .-.. ...
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
De Tocqueviile's Democracy In America, y volume
The Federals volume
Grmke's Nature Tendency OF Free Institutions volume
Constitutional + sxt book, ] volume
Carey's Pasi. Present. and Future, volume
5eanian's Progress of Nations, volume
hcElqott's American DebaeT, volume
Future Wealth Of America, | volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume.
Every of American, English and French
the finest qualities, the lowest prices.
Writing cards engraved and printed with the prompude
TAYLOR q nAuRY'S,
Dec 2--dG Near 9th street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-20
Feb 90 -6tii
Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March y, 1851.

| Washington, Maicb u, 1901.
SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed proposals Building Marine
u Barracks Pensacola Flnda will be received at this Depart
men, until he 7th day April 1857 O'Clock the
Marine Barracks authorized erect Mt Pen,a
AID specifications prenared ny
copies OF viii may be seen
the commandments Of the yard at ~ 81 ~ View
Philadelphia Pepsacola, and the office OF the quar-
Washington the work Ia be di-
for each OF which separate proposal must De
putmitcd. 49,
Proposal building mems quarters and ouhuildinss
%. Proposal building and onthudngs
3d. Proposal building commandlBs quarters and outbuud-
inaH,
d,h Proposal for building enclosing wall.
5ih Proposal for building entrances lodge.
The proposals furnishing all the materials and
pepg he adj satisfactory 10 the
appointed the Navy Department spe0-
the right ~ rel CT or
the proposals hrren invited or any rnrt thereof when
interest Of the United states requires IT,
the Of work done and materials Ghv-
will be paid from time time, The work progresses upo
certified supernend the part oi
the United siats and ten per cent retained nn me complexion
the work by the said supen
Department. he forfeited in the event OF
oi the contract provided that no Dill she DC maze
for amount lssA than Eve thousand dollars.
by ponsible PERSONS tcefed be 20 by navg agent
jude Other officer Of the United SaPs)
1--WE thousand dollars the bidder WILL when
CURED n his Them d. enter into
contract and bond, with proper and sufficient security for It's
fui performances.
Bidders pans specifications the
Offices herenbefore
The proposal, sealed addressed department.
plainly endorsed proposals for Building Marine Barracks
Pensacola, Fiorids.v
Those only offers may accepted
will be forwarded thereafter pactcabe,
which they will BIO required within days after
Mar 4--2awt7Apr Secretary Of the Navy
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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
COurt-hOuse at Springfield, Illinois.
Treasury DErAKraEsr,


Washington, December IL, 1856.
PROPOSALS department until the 18th day
February, d. 1857, O'Clock, Tor the
spring
be either whoe building
work bills III
The each kind OF work
department reseving the gh
the United States de-
the bids OF
is just cause TO beeve VIII not faithfully per
have aempted 10 obtain by md
shall he parties interest do
all bids that investigation are below
piice
Bids w moi gross, will be awarded
furnished department Of the
OF which shall be subec
the revision OF The department, that adopt the whole
OF woIk done and dev
esd according contract (aid amount 10 be ascened BY
OF appointed thai
per
uioresad and be iOrieiied
event OF non -fainIn,snt OF contract
awarded ony builders and mechanics,
thereof, OF the Secretary
the Treasury, viii be a forfeiture OF the same.
Eicn be accompanied by written guarantee, signed
Judge said dtriet,) the $50
work. propvrDnae amount, part,
that WILL proposal accepted
bond VITA aud sufficient securities Tor
fathul performance
certificate required will be furnished appca
ton dep utnient. ~
thirty days. be application to the department
No b wia considered Jy complies all details
vtth ate Tegu Of thl advertisement
The proposals be Tins addressed TO the
gecetary Treasury plainly
Springfield Post Office will be opened ~
ococb OF the last day namea for receiving the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Pee ie--2awtl7Feb [nt&Siar
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Pro 90saIs for Erecting the Custom house, IL c.,
at Ogdensburgh, New York.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Rashlngton, December II. le5G.


Washington December IL, 1856.
day February A. D. 1857, O'Clock, the
customiouss, office,
be erected ogdenbureh New York. according
for the whole building different kinds
bills OF parcels every accompany
each kind of work. and the carried
when
requires right
cude the bd of who there
eve viii faithfully the which
indectoD; all bids
parties interest who do join he bids and all bids
investigation, are below fair for the work.
Bds will not be will be awarded
bidder
Othe different kinds OF work Materials which shall be
10 the revision OF The Department. adopt the
of the bid the the UnIed
Ninety cent dev-
cred, according contract ad
the estimate OF an agent of The department appointed
ten cent retained until
OF nc woH &C., by aforesaid
the OF -iuifment of contract.
wi be builders and
and the assignment tn
the Treasury. will be forfeiture of The
Ech poposai must be accompanied by written
district judge In
$1,000, whule of ary
hat the bidder will when required u his
aud bond, with and sueient
lait.iful performance. y 4.
~ required win be nppI
cation the do
Plans specifications, and working drawings will be
thirty be had application
M BID r be considered unless fully complies all s deoi
With the qstrf nnerfs Of this advertisement
The addressed
Secretary Treasury pi,iny
0gdensrsh opened Mt one O'Clock Of
the last day named fer receiving the Same.
JaMBs GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Deels-eawtFeb 49, Tint. & sIar.]
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital al
ST. Marks, Florida.
TEEAsUar DErAHrAESr,

TRKAsuRr DEPAkrAEST,
Washington, December 81, 1856
RoPosALs received al this un III The 2
day OF February, A d. 1857, IL loon,
Marks Florida, according the
his depar m-n said proposals. be her foI hole building
every accompany bid, a
and the the department.
the rshi 10 eei Tho proposals hereby invited,
parts hereot Ui the United
quues ia the Jude
OF any prrson who il just
not LAWFULLY perform the contracts, whirh they ha
Interest who do not the bids all bids
ton, are below fair price fOr the work.
BIDS III ROT DE received contract will be
ed 10 bidder unless details furnished the department
prices Of me different kinds of which shall
subject TO the revision OF the department.
whole OF part the Dad as the interest Of the United States
quIe
Ninety per the Of work done and materials de
verrd according 10 contract lssd
Tup"se VIII be pad progresses
cent Iaiied uan completion and
etpance OF ue work by the aforesaid,
Contracts Will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
and the assignment thereof by the
the i'rea. ufy, will be a forfeiture Of the
Each by written
ed by responsible (certned Unleo
states district Judge attorney of the said dsrict
pa tho bidder will required proposal accepted
into and bond proper and sufficient
for its Ia tliu Performance
Form certificate required appi
cation 10 the department
Plans hcntons and working drawings appb
canon "a the department.
bid considered
Vith he recurrence "a Of ths adrert,ehent.
The must be This sddFassed To t
secretary 81 the Treasury sud PLAINLY endorsed n
O'Clock, Of The last day named Tor receiving
JAMES GU rHkE,
Secretary u The Treasury
Dec IInf.S StaI.I
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mo. 572.I
BY the President of the United states.

IN pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President UNI
public sales Offices,
STATE o. Iowa the ps9d @ 20 ~
day May neat for the disposal of the public lands situated within
the following named townships, viz
North of the line and pest Of the fin principal meridian
Townships ninety hundred, OF range TEN
Townships ninety eight ninety nne and one hundred Of
Townships ninety eight and hundred of
| tpeiUe
Townships ninety nine and hundred of thirteen.
Townships aud hundred Of fourteen
Town.hip one hundred Of rage serent.sn
Townsh ps ans',ssht and ans handrcd range tveny
ninety iou NINETY ve nj n NINETY
land Office FORT DODGE, commencing Monday.
@ a% s y s s on viz ' public lands
North Of the fh principal meridian
Townships ninety nIaey five, nnetysix ninety
Townships niney.our nnctyive Ninety SIX ninety
eight ninety niue and oae hundred OF range ten
Town hip one hundred Of range trenfy- eight.
Township hundred, OF range t,renty nine
s land Ges a. 10 Sy Of me ns % MSDy I'd
within the following named townships, WIT
North Of Of h principal meridian
Township sine,y FOUR Of ,anse .Ai,,y5ow.
Township ninety five, OF r-nge thhfy-rz. rs
townships min and seven, Of range riy nne
owS,D, nGs e. q nn,s ,
Towmshp NINETY NINETY sI rasss { S
Town.b ninety six, Of ronge foriyfss:
Townships ninety i've and nnrtysx, of for'sir
nineiyfve and ninety-six OF foT,repet.
Fractional Townships ninety four ninety hvo and ninety six Of
range forty eight
appropriated by law for the of schools military and
purposes together with swamp overlooked lands
s sd ae sss as enable he
reclaim lsndr within their mts approved
September %, 1880 will Be excluded from the sales
the lands viii ba commenced the day.
appointed and proceed order in which they adve
Used have been offered and the sales thus
shall be open longer than weeks and
private ofc lands viii be admitted until after the
expiration OF the weeks g.
hand the city Of Washington, this fifteenth
December Domni thousand eight hundred and
ffty.six FRANKLIN PtERCE'
BY the President,
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of he General Land Office, .