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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
Old Clothes Party.
| CHRI ST M A S
EW-YEAR'S GIFTS.

81 ment OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Il suitable for IL CLASSES an, ages.
Books, rich; ard subst rally bound.
Annusls, e'e yantIy hound and illustrated,
Surefb Gift Books with Aoe steel plates,
The Court of Napoleon,
The Republican Court Of Washington,
Darbv's Narearet, &c..
I HE STANDARD WORKS,
in half and full, csl: binding,
Juvenie BO,:s Of slI kinda,
Prim RS s.ld + Y ois with ~"!n-~d nj tures,
THE GIRLS DELIGHT,
Paper Dolls. five k,nds, Pert Mona'es, Card Ca
ss, Ladies' Re,,cu ies. Wallets. Albums, Porto
os, & t Pens aud Pencils. &c., b..
Presents for Gentlemen-Gifts for La
''or-T:e.s fos 80 sanss1 4,
for Girls-can be had at
BURNETT's Book STORE.
A-A years q, ERUPTION to asyof the MaRa-
sine. or N. wspapers would b. ve-' acceptable
pres...t. IN! they can be he'd at-BCRNETI'S
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SLOUGH MILE.

WE vish to state for the informatien OF oar.
w friends and patrons that one Of us having
recently returned rem St. Louis. whore We bought
run of Feeuca bar Mill stouss, with All thu
new and recent improvements in mill machinery
aad having also bcugh. the interest Of 8. J. Dun
dsfdals in { . Slough Mill. We expect TO be able
in few weeks to grind all kind, Of grain for our
Gust msfs at tho shortest notice and on Heaeono.
BILE terms, AHsox b McCLELLAxD
d.o14 davlv
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NO TT f.

n II psrtper.hip here tofore existing untsr the
stv:e of Arson Dunderdale Il dissolved BY
au'ual consen', said Anson assuming oil the liza.
n Iity Of the late frm and hs alone 10 au.hor Sed
70 collect all the debts and accounts Of
Pr. Ans,x 4 E. J. DuspsRpALE. 4
dOcl9 dswAW
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NORTHWESTERN FARMER

NORTHWESTERN FARMER
For 1858.
TRY 1T
Farmers, Gardeners. Fruit arowsrs saa
CEED PREMIUMS.
- IS varieties Of the choicest and rarest
esed. for free diatsibution among sub eri'
CLOWER SEEDS FOR LADIES.
i Ia addition 70 The above, several choice
varieties OF Flower Seeds will be sent to
every LADY subscriber, Or to the wife Of
every subscriber.
AGENTS HAVE EXrRASEEDS.
a Agents got several extra varieties o.
sssis. and volume Of the Paper for svs,
~ 10 sahscr ibers.
TIIE FARMER CONTAINS
i 40 Or 50 urge pages monthly,
10 to Is Ans enzravings monthly,
IL neatly bound . - q vered monthly,
Each number makes book monthly,
Has more correepondents than any other do
Isdevotsd to all departments Of Agrioul-
HORTICULTURE.
Ill No other monthly Agricultural Journal
In this country devotes so much space to
all kinds Of Fruits. The Editor is prae-
teal fruit grower Of over twenty years
6tAn0tnH IN the west, essi3to0 Dy . large
number u the oldest and most experienced
fruit growers in different localiues- many
Of whom were among the fret settlers Of
Wisconsip, Illinois and lows. This de-
partment, within itself, il peculiarly the
Hrr. icuitural Journal for the whole Wet
--smbracing . it does, the most reliable
information from men Who have gathered
their knowledge from practical observation
aud expe, ience in our midst.
T ADIEs' DEPARTMENT.
Ia Ea,h number has . Department devoted
to Household af ,irs, edited by Lady
assisted by . large num5or Ct Lady cor
respond ents. In II may he found huu-
dreds Of practical hints, receipts, &c., upon
every department. Of Hou.etold work.
HTilAT WE MEAN TO do.
w Mskethe farm,r what its name would
imply-a paper peculiarly adapted to the
farmers Of 'the Northwes. Ii has larger
number and rang, Of oorres pondents tha
aay other msothly Agricultural paper
1t sis) c0ntains mere readir z, ssite from
the adver tisements, and more than three
times the number Vt ENsRAvISas. Try it
and SEQ.
TERMS-single COPY. $l-Five cspies, $3.50
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies, $i5-and an extra
COPY to the agent for every ton subscri ers.
Now reader, send for specimen copy and Pros
pectus and get up club among your nciehbors -
In tho Prospectus will 20 found full cat
alogue Of seeds, bow distributed 70 agents aAd
subs or ibers, notices of the fsrmer, DC.
MILLER q nRAYTON.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. Is, 1857 -dl9-w3m
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- LET THE SICK REJOICE a
NOW 10 tho Time 20 Use
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Sire gthaai0G Plasters.

"a. :,.'. =. s : 4:
49, ' 6; e:
ll0ns Of PERSONS, and are
sti'i sonvulsihg the medicsl
wtriA Wit. their START
LING CUhES.
Tess Pills are rs rticu'ar
ly atspt d 10 sdiseas, . ! ecu
iiar To the Western and
Sout y stern Sta e., and
will b. FOllAD, mp trial, the
most VALU BE Co, hart IL
at pT.sept KNOW N. For
twenty , esrs theiI sse in the
Mjsdle and Eastern Sts,es
Gu UuInm1EA1y ~-S-~ssUu
succ ,ss in curing disease .
perfect series OF triuuphs.
Contsining M NERCt RY
they can be used st any time
without regard to employ.
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CAaAlsR's ASDaEss. - Our carrier, Mr..
Knox, will wait our city patrons early on the
morning Of Nsw.fear's day, with all address we'll
worth lesaing. He has been puncual in delivering
shn the paper during all scr's Of "sah'r' and d.
serves to be generously remembered. s. be r,ady
with your dimes and quarters when he calls.
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0iDvits ~ 1853.
0Ssl fsss md dsscsipst~ss. rss'd q
~ sevss ipOfN01 Sph-sosop.
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1DeConsaltation fee Five Dollars.
Dr. work diseases Of the sye the nature and treat
Of dsa1u and treatment OF the deaf and dsmbss
lussraesd WITH stssl plasss-price SO
Money letters must Be registered by The postx sstsf sueA
pnly will b - my risk. -.
'CossSsdondeats must enclose postage. dee56-WoA
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To the Citizens of Muscatine

Your committee would unanimously advise that
this meeting instruct the City Council to rescind
the contrae! with Jacob Butter and hers, provided
they will pay the next January interest the One
Hundred and Thirty Thousand Dollar Bonds Issued
to the NJ. i NJ. K. r. Company, and accept for he
payment Of said interest he bonds of.th" cry for
an equal amount, payable january lsr, 1859. and
bearing interest at the rate Of PR per an
mum.
All which is respectfully submitted.
s. o Blu TIER, Can of Com.
o. WArsRs, Ssc'y.
Mr.. n * bben 'rr ). -"nnrt BE- accepted
and the comntte,~ -. -cnarg cti, whicd a.
c.rr nl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

Mnaoa eins County Ayrlcula~fal 50.
- ciety. !
SScsErARY's OFFicE, ~
Muscatine, Dc. 10th, 49,
~. ss.s the annual Of . ns,c a, my
sGas. "a the FIsss K which time officers for the
at o'clesk ehos o, and all her business which
xsJ BE- rrss,nted will be attended to
J, Il. WALLACE,
Sec'y Mus. Co. Ayr Society.
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Miscellaneous.
By rHE panaB rs F. pr THE UNITED

In pursuance Of the provisions az the Sd section of
Of the United States to cause 70 Be surveyed the
ract Of IN The TsITto,y Of
s9g s'fst
By declare and make known that public sales viii be
held at the undermentioned land Offices in the Ter
ritery Of Minnesota at the periods hereinafter de-
At the land an ofhtos at HENDERSON, commencing on
s s nn Gay al s sss o he ehsp
reserve for the halfbreeds ixed .bloods Of the
Dacotah or Sioux nation of Indiana, viz
North @the base line and sest Of fhs tJth rrin-
hundred and eleven, of ra nge ten.
The INDICATED tracts in fractional township one
The uniocsted tracts in fractional townships one
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve, Of
The INDICATED tracts in township ore hundred and
eleven, and fractional townships one hundred and
WE'VE and one hundred and thirteen, OF range thir-
The INDICATED tracts in township one hundred and
twelve, and fractional township one hundred and
thirteen, within the above mentioned reserve, of
The unlocsted tracts in that part oftownshrps one
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve,
the first day Of March next fs1 the disposal OF the
townships and fractional townships in the late re-
serve for the half breeds mixed bloods ofthe Da-
cotah or Sioux nation Of Indians. viz:
NORTH Of the base lime and se,f of tie 6fth prin-
mn etpal meridian.
The INDICATED tracts in that part Of fractional
township one hundred and ten, within the above
mentioned reserve, of range nine.
The INDICATED tracts In that part Of townships one
hundred and eight, hundred and nine, and frac
lonal township one hundred and ten, within the
The unlocated tracts inthat part of township ono
hundred and eight, within the above mentioned re-
serve, and In townships one hundred and nine and
one hundr and ten, OF range eleven.
The INDICATED tracts In that part of townships one
hundred and eight and one hundred and nine within
hundred and ten, of range twelve
The unlocated tracts In that part Of townships one
hundred and nine and one hundred and ten, within
the above mentioned reserve, of range thirteen.
The unlocated tracts in that part Of township one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re
serve, OF range fourteen.
The Indicated tracts in that part eftownship one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re-
serve, range fifteen.
naccordance with the provisions Of the act of July
H. a5i herein, before referred TO, pre- empton claims
lands until after they have been offered at public sae
and become subject to private entry.
The offering OF the above In nds will be comme
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two eeks
and no private entry of any of the lands will be adj
mIt ed until after the piraton of the ago weeks
Given under nv hand, at the city OF Washington
tht sixteenth day of September, ammo Lomini one
thousand eight hundred and fly -ssyen;
By the President
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofioe.
Sc l9-law3m =
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ID CHUBB BROTHERS,

DIfosifs.- DePosits received and Cheeks paid
cities received on Deposit at par, and E1ohanSe on
INTEREST ON DEPosTrs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS IL VIRGINIA AND UNcuRRsNT MONEY.
oeved to be checked for same funds, or in
spsSG ne We charging the regular EIohanss;
vii lie S DTa, and Bills o.
ana securities, at the market rate.
LEIrERs OF CRKDIr.-l.etteIs of Credit will be
United States, on Deposit of Monsy or Co.terais,
and interest allowed if Money il deposited, and
charged II Conateras, on such terms be agreed
upon.
TRAvELINs BILLS OF ExcHANeE.-Travelers will
De furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired negotiable IN the different CtiDs of the Union
LAND AND EuROPK.-Bllls of Exchange and Letters
At the market rate for ETchange, in sums to suit.
bought in the different Cities at commission of
pr. cent. Where stocks are bought upon orders, We
graph.
negoiation, either In this country Europe. Rail-
road I,en purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold BY MS are gssr a.
nSd 10 every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II 70
Warrants will be Forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent for sale commission to responsible
Real I! Es TAT AFp INsoaANcs.:. Real Estate
On SNIE Oh s STA S0 gf o. S5nIn ,H
Couf Of CLAIMS or Congress- in trusted to viii be
prosecuted '' prompt c eHd 11f ssRJ6fTFi
p
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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
- PANY.

One Of the Steamships OF this Com pany, CARVING
the United States Mails for ACAPULO. 1NSS
FP .nam, ,Fis. and OREGON, leaves 44kR
val OF the United States Mail 9. 8. COMPANY ste
eIS, winch leave New Orleans and New York regu-
AIRY on SIT and nth of each month with the maiia
ROADS. RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and a.
and safety. '|''0
The Panama Railroad ~ miles ons) il now COM
Pieted from ocean to ocean, and crossed IN or
hours The baggage Of passengers check cd in New
YORK through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at fhe oompany's
expense. The money paid In New York covers oil
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francisco, to prevent detention In case of aoo
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day thew Ar
rive at Aspinwa.i.
Conductors 60 through by each steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other protso.
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agency, III West street, New York TO
i. w. RAYMOND,-ort to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
,.s New Orleans or
U Att Z. l.. BARTLETT. Boston.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Nv NJ. - a.. "a IA, " M uiPny, ana lam
1nnt. p. S H9ecsSs ND M! s'Ps x ao
kvs, PrySr WA Va. W e p0wets and L.dy Vi 7
~ eolaux, Fr Rey, Dom fontiga; Hon Reuben
Davis and lady, Miss; l. COwiiny NC; s
T Tim S. Va, a. &c Brown NY, NY " z Par
ID Blackjack, Hon c "a .lkner. Va; J Stein
Der, OF; AcHenry, DC; Com Perry, USN; w
r Smith, NY; Or DuIbin, Pa; H Ayres, do;
w Shenod, Ind: Hon w II English do: Hon
J Foley do; John Morgan, Pa; Hon w Nj
black, Ind; NJ Porter, Va; J westrup, Eng;
as I Up s no; Smith, Pa; 81 Megargee,
fairon, o; W Barker, Nd; G " Maitan, Md;
Jos seysres, Pa ) seaman, do; G G Cos; N
Ala, Hon T Bocock, Ia; W Kemp, NC; ID ;
Prentiss, Ga; Hon A r Wright, Ga; Hon l. j c
Lamar, Miss Ms Kellow and child, NY; Miss
Pa; 6 w Graham, o; W u Cullen, Va: Al
Barbour, do; w Hurst, do; NJ Boyle, do; G
N Howard do; Pennoyer, Oregon; Thomas
Md; . II Gardner, ly, do.
wILLARDs' HOTEI.-Cbsv de Nico,avx
brother, France; Higg ins, Va; Hon W Wins
low, Master w inslow, q c; Com stoddard. n :
n; sherwin, n Yk; Il Ame.. Miss ack.
i II . anE; M.ein %c and lady NY M:TrI
AAXfaw, Pa; r l. Wsddell, Ny; Hon C Cush.
ing, Mass; Or Z w Burton, Chilli; Hon w Ru,-
noh NJ Burroughs, NY; w Hunt. n J;
SaItsr, l.l; II T Derby. T. Gomez, NY; f. All
hein Miss Keith, Md; Miss Wsshburn Mas:
Waker, o; bon ii Jeweu, Ky; Hon DR. 8 o
reyICn, Ny MI Miller, Rarner Md; T. Nc
Donald and Lady; Ind e de Puts and ladies. Pa:
Hfddsr and LADY, d Hamilton, n Y; Hon n
smith and family, Hi 1t w Parker, UsNavy:
Hoo Geo Eustis, r. La; soutbwiek r w
Wells, N Jer; W b Phillips, Va: Hon H.n,v NJ
Phillips, Pa; NJ Preston, Mass; w yogt low.
l. RosenthaI, Pa; Hon I'D E Sickl... Inhn n
Hall, NY; Cnowrll, n J; w Brsdley. Sc.
w Everett, NY; n 3 Nswcomb, CSN: Ben;,,
Davis and daughters, Va; Hon N Abbott, Me:
= Simpson, USA
U. g. HOTEL, IL. o. eMrrH slew Dean
UsCsi vi McClintock, Md; @ ID Prentice Mis-,
y Hatch, Mrs n c Loriny, XVI Gre~nlsass
Va U A Tanner and lady, II r Green, Md; = X
Ho1ie, X Eastman, Pa; Hon w Hopkins, J
LumPktn; vi Kaufman. Va; w Mcclure
and LADY,, Y; = s Middleton Md; M l. Ban
der, Ohio; Mrs Honewright and children. Va: T.
SoldenbeIg, Md; ii Wbns, w r smith. n
Chase Thornbury, y NJ FaTreI G r Miller. j
ID Hooson and family, Va; ID r Neal. ID G CON
Stable, " ID LanLam, II Holmes j WAY \
NJ Gnliek, }; Fighter, g r w HITTING
ton Va w Bostmar Mass: w n O,horn u
humphrey, Va; T. DuvaiI, Md; Oscar len
LAKEWOOD HOUSE A parks, N.h. IT.
steers, Pa McElhone do; NJ p Ions. IIsS
non w w kinsburry, Min: ! Whee,vri5h,'
Md Packie, do; Judge Lott Cal. ,r Nx
~ b Burnett. N.Y. w Whitaker. do: Hon q
Thompson, Ky; Mrs Capt Wood and danah,.,.
J WigglrswOTth, Va; w Brentwood I'M. fEna
j. Seward, Ga; Lilly, NY; Robert Ritebi.
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PvsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. 10. ia,

PvsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT Nov. 49, 1877.
Proposals for carry ing the mails Of the United
states from lst ebuary lshs. 5th June, l8Sp ON
the follow ing route In the State Of VIRGINIA will he
received at the contract Office of this department
until P m, Of the 9Th day of January NEXT 10 be
decided on the following day:
S. From Charlottesville, by North Garden, Coves-
VILE, Oak Lawn, Lovington, Roses MIIls,
New Glasgow, Amherst Court house. aud
Cool " ell, TO Lynchhu.g, 10 miles and back
SIX times week. four horse coaches.
Leave Charlottesville daily, except Sunday, az
bpm;
Arrive al Lynchhurg next dsy by ~ am;
Leave Lyncheurg daily, except SUNDAY, a. 5
am;
Arrive at Charlottesville hy pm;
Proposals containing different scheduls N al
also he considered.
For forms OF proposal. guaranteed, and certificate,
also, instructions and requirements 60 lie embraced
10 the contracts, see advertisements Of Jan ~ 1885,
FEBRUARY p. 1855 and FEBRUARY ? 1857. or either Il
them, In pamphlet form, at all the principal post of
fees. AARON e BRONtN
nH-lawfw Postmaster General
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS THE WEST.
~ ~ - ss;zzss

nv " - go seasir% dM#3
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement of It's lead.
IRE revision OF the rnnning gements road
ny which highly important advantages to the trav-
ffiiiff 81 a fRASsS Vii be q rune
IN Ss d1rsc',rs r., tSrG%yh Tssssnss1s
lron Camden station, Baltimore, AT A.M.,t Except
ahaaS :, stE,S II way stations and arrives at Cum
s sfsS, :; TRAIN start, !snna.,
trains for CoIum5us. CINCINNATI. Indianapolis Lou
with sians % M as and At same PLACE
Geye1nd Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma
Th pS r ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
Fn meet. At Benwood at A. NJ. with express trains
from Bafimore and Is 6ours Io sr' Washing
roads for Cheothe. CINCINNATI, etc; These tram.
louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI Express for Louisville Cairo and ST.
ons through to st. Louis IN less than ~ hours from
Baltimore. BY this train the to all the oentra
and southern places in the West much less while
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
Gsins s sTs equally sOte Gd
10 baggage checked through to all points.
cI ThdRO I, TICKETS sold at lowest rates al
Passengers from p B "a % Washnr,on ma,
rfeio the entire road by daylight by taking morn.
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuming next morning by Wheenx 40
commodaton train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Inc Cumberland Accommodation Train ut A M.
VII stop at al stations east of Cumberland and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all stations bey oud
Cumberland going West. Eastwardly, the Mail
IRAN leaves w heeng at $50 A. nj :, and Accomup-
datlon leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching baltimore
at 80 p. nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BkANCH, between GraftPn and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly snd
the Mail castwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 p. NJ.
stogping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9l6
=. M arriving ut Baltimore IL noon.
The EILICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
a. ~ :, and 5I5 2. NJ. Leaves EllIcott's Mills at
a. Nj. and r. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Bsltimore for Washington at AS and elS
a. III !. and 5l6 7. nj. On Sundays at As A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and s.aA.
M and Sand 10 p. NJ. On Sundays at ! A. A., and
42 =. ~ only, ~
sesond and fourth trains from Washington, will be
junction and Anna polls Junction.
The 9.l5 and IS trains from Baltimore and the s.s
sDd =. Halns from Washington connect with the
Eor tickets, information, faro, &C., apply to j. T.
EE,NGLAND. Agent, A. the Ticket ofhoe, Camden
station. WIN. =. WOODSTDE
u lS-u Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

s. *; H; MILLER, SON Z CO.. will .ssll all
3GEkSs WARE. iGxs' f SbASi faSA ,
With s,.eon .n,i =, usual regular low prices,
heretofore, and r.osive In garments nctes Of In 81
:. TIE vrs,nl. Banks exoepf the Bank of Kansnyal
~ p.a w ahd All debts due them, can be paid m
n9 sshe currency, WITH thanks TO such OF then
OsitIon. ~ '"e"ss''es of his prop
Alexandra, Sept. -, 1857. ,.o-,,
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naaetssn, ipe,ssve; the vsst hsg of sect,op tvty,
the easf hall OF section - enty one; sections tven
Section 4. Sss ssss h, Of
. pine; sections thirty and thirty one; the west
thirty and na .Sd ,sfs,
i've, oftovnship .fskfses; and townships Eisefssr,
Sections one, two three. and ten 70 fffeen. inclu
save; the northeast quarter Of section twenty tvo
southeast quarter of section thirty -ieur; and sec
tlon thirty i've, Of township sereHfesa; sections
tioo nine; sections ten TO kfssen. inclusive: tS.
northeast quarter Of section twenty zones sections
thirty -four and thirty i've Of to~nsh,p eiSSisSs
sections one two, and three; the northeast quarter
sections twenty two to twepty seven ne1sire.
and sections thirty -four and thirty Eve Of
ntn.tesn: and townships ttcenfy and treaty Of
Lends appropriated by Law for the use Of schools.
and aa' 9ssheI with 'Soss
10, cn,tyaton, II any srsnted Z. the state by N.
act entitled act to ensbs the State Of Arksnss.
Their limits. approved September -, isse, will be
No ",niasrai Iands' or trscts containing mineral
deposits are to be seered at the public ssles. such
smS,S ,sn s ., e ,Ss nsS
isss entitled IAN act provide for the survey Of
eTRtIon rights therein, and for other purposes"
Inc oherIng OF the above lands Will be commenced
in which they are advertised, until the whole shall
havs been offered. and tho sales thus closed but no
sale shsll he kept open longer than two weeks and
private entry of any Of the lands III be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of WASHINGTON
this sixteenth day Of September, ammo Dounni one
thousand eight hundred and 4 ny seven.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THos. A. HEypRTcKs
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
livery person entitled 10 the right of pre- empt,oD
To any OF The lands within the townships and parts
oi townships above enumerated is required Ia estah
llsh the sse togle satisfaction Of the REGISTER and
Receiver Of the proper land office and wake pay
nsHf htrstOr as sooE as PRACTICABLE, af.sr see,sE
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the pubic sale OF the lands eTs
prsng the tract claimed; Otherwise such clam viii
be forfeited. THOS A ItENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the q encral Land Once
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EVENING STAR.
THE FAMILY MAN.
By JOHN @. SAKE

By JOHN @. SAKE.
once was . jolly young beau.
And knew how TO pick mp fan,
But I've done with ali THAI you must know
For now I'm family man. .s
When partner" ventured 20 take,
The ladies' all favored the plan;
They vowed was certain to make
"Sueh an exoslent family man"
If travel by land or by water,
i have charge of some Susan or Ann
Mrs. jones % sure that her daughter
ID safe with family man,
The trunks and hand boxes round ,em.
With something lIks horror I caa,
But though utter, "oonfound 'em.-
smIle-llke family man.
was once as gay as templar,
But levlty's now under han.
ounE people must have a. exemplar.
And am q family man.
Tne club men / meet in the city
All treat me as well a. they can;
And only exclalm, what . ply
Poor Tom 10 q family man"
own am getting quite psnsivs;
Ten children. from David to Dan
II family rather ex pensve;
But then I'm . family man.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE $500
80 ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND wIrHOUT vATLURE FOR EIGHT yRARs. ron
..r. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA MA RAILROAD,

Rsssiar SaiIfss Days. 5fk Z 9otk a. saek ssestA.
CANTONESE many frauds and imposi- AA>A
tons OF various kinds have been lately <4&8N
kernetLated on trays lers bound to CALI ~A
gent for passage BY the U. g. Mail Line, via Pana-
ma, IN the CITY OF New York, feels it his dnty to
that TO Ay0ip IMPOSITION. they must be oarefn to
knd the Tue onoe OF the Steamships Of the IT, IS.
NAL Li9ea via Panama Railroad. az no other once
IN Mew York 10 authorized to engage passage, :
Inc COMPANIES have only one once in New York
which 10 ut IN est street. of Warren street.
fronting Sh ths North River, at the head Of the Com
- iDr Observe my gGn over the door.
Hfi L. W.RAYMOND. Agsnt,
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