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Lost Land Warrants.

ONCE LIST November last deposited post
y Basve, Georgia, enveloped in PACKAGE and directed
Cobb, Washington city the following bounty
Sold No. TO- - for 80 issued under
March, 1885, TO Jesse ix and No 9467 for 100
sued Sniard and both
blank purchased by informed said warrants have
reached person they directed they there
have died caveat IN the General Land
Oace from issuns said warrants and hereby
public trading II Intention
obtain duplicates Of tho amc from the
Commissioner OF Pensions.
DECEMBER 10, ls5a ft ~ Exc JOHN BUTT.
Dec it--law6v .# y r7f..
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Proposals for Furnishing q ranite and Granite
Work for the nth Front of tho
Pat mt once Building.

VI
DgpARrmIsr IsTRsioR,
December TO- les6.
c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received al this department until
granite and work may BIZ required above
story the erection OF the north front Of the
Once building
ly pecy prices hauling dressing setting
cadng all the machinery and other expenses
Schedule
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
Beds and bills do do
Extra cube stone per cubic foot.
Cornice in two beds, per superficial foot.
Blocking course, do do
Frisze 10 enlabIntnre, do do
Arcnitrave, do do stl
Drops 10 cornce, per lineal foot.
Tnglyphs, each
Gaps OF piasters each. tia sa
Channels of basement, per lineal foot.
Window siis per superficial foot
The granite be equal In quality that used in the
ton Of the wings Of The building specimens Of which will
CURED o accompany the bids
Each bi will h what completed al
ei be considered than those known
trade and believed TO be fully competent to fulfil in good faith
viii be recognised, unless made with the approval tho
he d Of the department SsEcVV
Ninety per win be pad time, work pro-
the estimate Of the agent n the department In charge
until The completion
aud acceptance OF the work by said aeent.
nc daPam nj reserves 20 itself the rghi 70 reject accept
hereby invited when deems the interest the United
requires well the bids Of
good believe viii any
faithfully perform the contrscr. eif
Pans specifications aud working drawings examined
and oher information obisned application al the Office he
superintendent.
Tire proposals. which must department.
the Secretary thalneror (enaoTsed Ppo he
Patent Office budngJ will be opened
O'Clock, the a.t named for wing the
~ r. McCLELLAND,
sa83 ;N. Secretary Of the Inteno.
Dec l9--aawtlsFeb. lint Starr
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INSTRUCTIONS.

No will made and each feuch
satisfactorily explained three the
be deducted For arrivals So far behind time 10 break
nexion with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
for forfeiture
will also be ordered for grade of inferior
specified the 4 (.
g. For leaving behind OFF mails
sdmissi0n concerned
conveying intelligence In advance
of the mall On lrtrts pay may be deducted. Es
3. be delinquency promptly
satisfactorily explained by certificates
adavs Of other credible for failing arrive in
nie Regecung take the mail from, deliver into,
place carrying m wet, injured destroyed
eiusiag, after deniand
mail fequenyas the contractor concerned in
coae h, an,boat
General
failures ageeaby violating the Office
disobeyng OF
discharge carr when required by HE department. 10 do
The without the OF the Postmaster Gen
packages conveyn DaIabc matter out OF the mail
81 The Postmaster General order OF
by allowing therefor rata the contract
He AID
and particularly make hem conform TO connexions with rail
without increase OF provided The running time be not
discontinue
the sevice whole in rata decrease allow
the dispensed with
his opnion public interests do require the
desires
transportation
Payments service by collections FROM
otherwise, after the expiration OF each
February, May, and November.
given according the nfomalion but
will be should they be than nd
vescd If be supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight roads, hills &C., and
bridges, ferries, distractions of kind by which
Offices established after this
issued also during the contract term 10 be visited with
out ira pay, The distance be mott
JANE CAMPBELL,
Jan l5--law4w Postmaster General.
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Dec l3-2awtlaFeb
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.

gf& 1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, December ls, 1856
PROPOSALS will DO received until 18th
of February, A. D. 1857 at o'clock the construction
of the authorized erected Burlington
according the plans and specifications prepared this depart
proposals whole building separate
for the different kinds of bills of parcels
with the each kind OF work,
the Total carried the department the right
United States
the exclude the bids
who there believe will faithfully perform
the which have attempted obtain lndecon
and all bids when shall he who
the bids and all bids that investigation, below price
wa
gross contract will be awarded
bidder details furnished
of the different kinds of work and materials, be subject
to the revision OF the department. that adopt the whole
the bid, interest the United
Ninety of the work done dev
ered according ad asceraiDed
the estimate m OF the department appointed that
until tho completion accept
Of tbs work. &c. bv the aforesaid and be fed
the event of non-fllflment Of contract. st
will be awarded builders
Treasury, will be forfeiture of the
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guarantee signed
district judge attorney Of the sand dstctl in the
for the whole work. proporiionate for
the bidder will when required his proposal
contract and bond, with proper and sufficient securities for
faithful performance.
Of bond certificate required will be furnished appca
Plans specifications and working drawings win be ready amer
thirty days. when they be had application department
No bud ufa be considered fully
rifh The requr enenfs of this advertisement.
The proposals must be sent TO this department. addressed
Secretary the Treasury and plainly
Burlington Mcrine Hospfa" and opened O'Clock
a. M. OF the last day named for receiving the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec le--aawtFebl9 [IntelSstarl
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marb,,
work for the North kr0nt OF the
Paten once Building.
DxrARraKsr OF rnx IsrxH,os.
December Ia isz

DxrARrMKsr OF rax IsrxHloa
December 10, les
cEALEp PROPOSALS. viii received depar,n M ma
- the February IL O'Clock noo 4,
nisbDs such marble aay REQUIRED i.
er.con of ffoai Of IN. Patent Once building
The b. The form efthc following schedule
prices material hauling dressing, eas
Guiding all lhe machinery expenses. s )"
Cute stone, per superficial foot,
Extra cube stone per cubic foot
90. nice n beds, per superficial foot
S Sasas . ssa.is; 90 30 Y
Drops 10 eorniee, per linssl foot
Triglyphs, each.
CAPS OF piiaseTs, each.
channels Of basement. per lineal foot
Marble Mabel ,il Ing per 'as Sa foot.
The marble must be similar in kind and quality to tia, s,
the and west wings Of the building sp
81 which will be required 10 accompany the bids
Euch bid will state in what time NE work VIII be completed
none Will others than those known
believed be fully competent 10 fh In good ~
obligations ey propose assume; and assignment BID
will be recognised unless made with the approval
head of the department..
Ninety per cent, viii paid from time time work M,
gresses, estimate vi the agent OF The department
per reserved until the completion Coz
tract and acc cpance OF work by sad agent
The 70 Itself me right 10 reject
proposals hc,eby invited when deems the interest Of Ua
or persons who good believe will noi .,
cause, faithfully perform the contract.
Plans working drawings be examined
other Information obtained application al the once oihe ps
the proposals. which must be 70 department ad.
OF the Interior, (eDdored Proposals q
opened at O'Clock p @ the day receiving d
R. McCLELLAND
Secretary OF the Interior.
Dec 4 X + .l
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4 roposais for Erecting the Gu tom House, Il C..
at Galveston, Texas.


.l5s.. TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Washington, December 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received depan until the 18th
day Of February is57 IL O'clock, for
suction Of house and author
Ga Texas according the plans and
specifications this said 10 be eth
of parcels each bid with the
each Mind Of work,
department right reject lie proposals
hereby invited thereof when deems the
the United States requires it, department
right exclude bids of whom there
believe will faithfully perform the
parti join bids
and all bids that upon investigation, below lair price or the
work.
received in gross and contract award
different
subject the revision of the departments adopt
whole or part OF the bid as the interest OF the United states
guire.
Ninety per Of
the estimate of Of the Department. nted for that
VIII be paid from time the and
retained until the Of The
eepance OF the work. &c by aforesad and be forfeited
tho event Of nonfnhinent Of contract.
will BIZ awarded builders and mechanics
assignment thereof the Secretary
Ito Treasury will be a forfeiture Of tho same. ~
Each be written signed
responsible Certified United States
district)
the whole work. or of poporionate amount If for part
nat the bidder will when required IL his proposal be accepted
bond with sufficient
faithful Form Of bond certificate win
furnished specifications, working
ings, application 70 the department. rs 3
No bid will be considered unless fully
with the requirements OF this advert
The proposals be Department. addressed
OF Treasury aud plainly endorsed Proposals
Galpeson house, will al one O'clock M
of the last day named for receiving the came.
--''" : '.'.' A ''- JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near EEnittsbnrq, Frederick County, Nd.

THE
9th August and the last Thursday In june The
payable
ally There charges for music drawing
and also for Spanish Italian Germnn and Latin The
the primary department. composed Of pupils under nine
age 800 payable half yearly in advance
inquiry addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RoR Of ST. Josephs Academy, Emmsburs Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jul e-dlyear.
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IA. n. GILL E II /,
Counsellor at Lar,

Has removed his Office resid Fransn Row. coine|
Of and Thirteenth continue devote his a'en
ton principally the United sintes Supreme Court
Having devoted much time 10 the law concerning patents ne
give advice and opinions legal arising In Gases eeo
the Patent Once, appeals the chief justice ssta
Justices OF the District Coiumbia and will nso assist In
preparation and trial of suits concerning patsnis
He viii also give written opinions and prepare arguments or
win also prosecute claims before board established for
adjudication. .-lN3f u Wff
Oct 9S--du
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rHILDREN's BOOKS AT HALFPHICE.-Thc under
" signed his Stock he sold ssc6ce,
large uumber books which have been thrown somewhat
number Of this
class the several AmonR them
will he found the works Of Mrs. Holland Mrs Barbauid
and other such books which have been popular their
day. and supposed s retain whatever merit they formerly
They will be sold half In
fourth, their usual prices FHANCk TAYf.oP.
nooI9
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OsT WARRANT The gives public notice that
Ia The expiration OF weeks from this application
made the mmsoner Of Pensions duplicate
in lieu OF the lh August 1856 9si
Travs acres, which
Of the same through the mail between post Office
einis, and Philadelphia, on the s3d October last.
I'll. LUMPKlN, Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS
Dec Q7--law6w
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United states Mail.
PozT oETIoK DEPARTAkST,
Washington, ID. O., January Is, le5

Washington, d. O., January is, 1857.
% a % %s q ns ua o s
s s.a.e Of c1LiohsIA ana in The TeIntone. 81 oaH
% Ss ssca sa S s o s P Ism Of June s
CALIFORNIA
1871 From Orleans Bar by River Happy Camp and Quite
ws g EIsss iso miles and
Leave Yrsks every other Thursday I'm,
Bids for weekly ,rips win b eonsdeIed
las7a From feauna By Bloomfield, Tcmass, and
Leave Pelaiuma Tuesday at . a m,
nsass T 4 nS%a's %sSas. ss' a. ami
,os,a R ernn 3, re ,si,a q py aa M
and and back a. once IN two weeks
leave pass,s ,,eJy Other Monday aTsn
Leave Genoa every other Thursday a "a;
Proposals 70 carry weekly April Janrar l. once
1854 From FIanclseo aumSoidi Bay unioao wa p
$50 miles and back, twice month ~
Leave san francisco al on thu I'd and 10th OF each
Arrive al Hnmbold, Bay (UniOn,ov a OIL in 40 hours;
Leave Humboldt Bay tunioaawnP o. oih and 10th
Arrive Francisc . in 40 hours.
f,oeessis or ponthy uso for weekly ps, win he
a'1S From san Benardno, For, Tjop vaa 2a5 miles
aud eSiek, in two weeks.
Lea.e san Bernnrdino every other Thursday m;
arrive at visuia Tuesday by .
Leave yssIa every Thursday a
Arrive San 9ena ns m, ns nssSay y
bids commence 81 Los Angeles instead Of San ner
las1s From Trinidad by Orleans River
Resrsle, 100 miles and back, once in two weeks.
Arrive q Des,slle mex. wednesday, y SPIN;
svs alss BIDS extend TO re,sv
aS7 Quincy, fumas Nelson Point 10 miles
| Leave Quincy Tuesday atlpm n.
| arrive al Nelson by mi "a
| Nelson Point TUESDAY at m;
| Arrive at Quincy by u a
| Bids for frequent uips will be consldered.
| OREGON TERRIToRY.
Grove aud lie Coast Folk Of Wiliameis 70 ossand
/ Leave cerSaiis Thursday a Fam;
| Arrive a. Oakland saturday by 4pm;
| Leave Oakland Thursday AT Ia M
| a corvallis shturda, by pm
| WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
from cowliz Landing Dose Fort Prairie, Is miles and
Leave CowIitz andng every other Thursday at sam
Arrive az Bo e For ri Prairie BY Q pm; ,,,
1874 From Oak By Fon Prairie GRIND Mound
| miles ar back once in two weeks.
A ass ssp %a %Ssa srs as1 o;%s ssy
a74 From olympia Gai"mei and back once in two weeks
bidders schedule Of arrivals and and dis
1870 olympia, by Fort Montgomery NJ E,ton selm
/ prairle and back, once nee. IL ~. two ,, weeks
2 From Pacific City by Oily npa and oys,ervilc Bridgeport
Bidd - II state schedule ard distance
a74s From seacoon ey TO Seattle IS miles and back
Leave s,eilacoor ci,y saturday at0am
I h .,ss s. Settle ssa' T,i Il p pG'
1870 siriacoom i.y, miia road, Fo wala
| Leave striacoom CITY o : montb;
Ariv ., Fort WaIlawa'la in one weeks
Leave Fort ~, Walawa'ls y, on the so,h 2, each month";
% & carry ws month and BY shad1s @ +
| considered.
| UTAH TERRITORY.
1870 From Cedar City, by Harmony and Pine Valley, Santa
Bidders . schedule and distance.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
ron FEBRUARY, 1887.
a. FRANCE n CO., Managers.
The tareat scheme OF the MONTH";
ALL PRIEST
tited 10 s..
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
the Havana Plan,
To be drawn February %. 1887.
10000 BuBbers-l,oO0 prizes.

l,008 Prizss-3 900 Tickets gt3
regular prize in the lottery $685. lowest approximation
prize $40 ..GE
81 n T4 Il. II. HUBBARD b CO.,
s., alr Isl eESh BALTIMORE Nd
T. n. HUBBARD X 90. authorized agents 10 OIL all
in the Maryland Lotteries. 49,. -
Feb5-dd ftNM H. FkANCE q co.
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COLD silver ne steel and plated spectnces glasses &c. Of
all focuses with perifocs perscopic and parahoa
long experience peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted TO the eyes of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
S94 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ian qp--U
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The OF these ships will for gold silver
bullion, ewey precious metals, unless bills
fading signed therefor the value
l--dtf
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OSP WARSANT.--The undersigned public
atthe expiration Of six weeks This application
viii be made TO the Commissioner OF Pensions for duplicate
warrant lieu Of one issued the 27h February 1886 eighty
scres, NO. ioo2 " owen myrick, which
hand. fH. LyMPKIN. Attorney 1
- : . OWEN MYRICK.
Dec 6--law5wt
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r OyT LAND WARRANT Whereas a land warrant v3s ,.
~ sued from the Pension Office the 18th Rider
Wndc No o5f for 6o and mailed nj Cam bridge
Maryland and whereas said
has become lost Che undersigned give notice that
OF st weeks nom the application 10 me
Comms-,oHer Of Pensions m duplicate land Of tho
oct. 1850
itl cBAs. IT, wINDER. Attorney
NTDER N. WINDER.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Heduaion OF Fare TO California.
GEA United States mail steamships leave New York
w. for Aspnwall the 5h Doth Of each month,
&S063 connecting with mail Panama
Francisco. 'aI77
These steamships have been Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety. y
The Panama railroad IA mles lung) COMPLETED
70 and crossed In hours The baggage OF
checked in New York through
are embarhed Panama bv
The money paid In New York expenses the trip
Reserve steamers are kept In in New Panama. and
the route IL entirely reliable
wall - - -
Conductors through steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors
For through tickets the apply agency
West street, New York, T. w, RAYMOND. 4,
Hay6-dU
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt M. C. Megs, u. g. Engineers
We the undersigned residents Or, In the State Of
hereby Jointly and seveay with the United Staten, and
guaranty, foregoing bid accepted
they will within days amer the Of the said bid
perform furnish the articles proposed In continuity
which Il made. the
good he difference between the offer by the said and
the lowest bidder.
(Sgned) A. b.
E e. D.
hereby certify that the best knowledge belief the
above named guaantors good and sufficient
-,st (signed) Eff.
Mnrs-Sawtsthiday&Ia
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Tickets S20--haves Sl0--quarters S5--eighhs 81 SO.
Certificates Of package OF as whole tickets s26o 20
WI. Do do IS half do 81 100 90 3}a
na do % quarter do e5 90
DO do % eighth do 80 so @
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
above spendd lotteries win receive the prompt and
an account drawing will be enimmedatey
70 all who order from me,
Address P. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan lot Wilmington, Delaware.
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brilliant schemes for February, 1857.

GREGORY MAURY, MAKAoERs,
Wilmington, Delaware. ca Na3.sN
To be OF commissioners appointed
by the governor. N.HU
s61,5eol
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
at. F## Glass l., for 1857.
To be drawn wilmington, Dsl Saturday, February 49, 1857
rs number Ioery-l2 drawn ballots.
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WATCHEs-Thc largest assortrnent offered to
customers Those
will hrd embrace all
able both for ladies' and gentlemen $500
,onfdent that complete any In t.
try, and possessing advantage getting
offer
Members Of Congress and strangers design purchasing
watches would do well TO make eecion quail
iy may be thoroughly tested before leaving city
n Nj w. GAIT h BRO,
324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 20--6if Between On 10Th streets.
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KDwAkD x. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. T.
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 co.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD 4 CO.,
a Austin Fnars, London'
B. q. WAINWRIGHT b CO...
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Tickets 9lU--haIves So--qhaIeTs q 50. IA.
Certificates Of packages 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
DO r do 81 half do................... rs On
Do do 90 quarter do. 81 so
Lottery the benefit OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
50, for 1897 "a
To he AT WILMINGTON Dell Saturday, March H. 1887.
rs number ctery-l2 drawn ballots
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certificates Of packages in the
splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt attention. and
an account Immediately after II liz
who order from me. Address
$3.50 p. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Febu Wilmington, Del
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RriIIiant Schemes for MARCH, 1852.

supernendence OF commissioners appointed
t.es,. by the governor.
GREGORY s. MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Willards' Hotel.
J. @. 4 II. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsylrania and Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. O.

NOALi COAL, COALiAlways hand good supply Of the
best article Of white ash, red ash, and Lehish coal
&I Also go @s-4s ss =.
Hickory, oak, and pine wood.
@.fIa. tsg Il. J. 4 w, M. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and O Streets No SAT,
Feb l2-l0if One square south Penn av.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

There is no Disgusting the fact that there
are, at the present time two parties in
South Carolins. The one party is democra.
tic and conservative, and the other is sec
tional and revolutionary.-Greenrille Is. c.
Patriot
There is no Disgusting the fact that there
are, at this time. two parties in Iowa. The
one conservative. the other sectional and
revolutionary. In both States, The conser-
vative party is the Democratic party, and
their opponents are fanatics, sectionalists
and revolutionists, and for this reason the
opponents Of Democracy in both States, will
be beaten.
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~ d1ys q W61sI oss-WS -
know the serious chssgs nads sgainst
the Admiuistrs&iosr bat ~, ard the
people 1t large, have % becans secus
toned TO these charges, ed their
mendac,ty, that il no longer becomes
necessary for Democratic Journals to
deny these chargeA We know that
the hue and cry about the Fl. Smelling
Reservation is all JosA, and that the
Chicago Press does not believe one
word il utters about any "swindie
Nor do the People believe it. How
then should Democratic Journalist We
hone the Press will stick to bleeding
K.n.ss" and to Utah, and vile abuse
Of Judge Douglass, and not launch
ont into new fields Of fabrication; for
after all, it is but the noise Of SO many
grasshoppers. making the fields ring
with their importunate chink, when
the people know them to be little
shriveled, mesge, hopping. though
loud and troublesome insects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

DnEAsE AMONG CArrLE A disease is said
to be making fatal work among the cattle
at Utica. A correspondent Of the Observer
says the disease Is identical with the one
which has, during the past year, carried Of
in Russia $4,000. Austria 26.l4a, Gallicis
10000 and noravis 1000 head Of cattle !:
these are the nnmbers officially reported
The disease Il known - the cattle plague, ;
rinder pest bloody murrain," &c. It
= universally sdnitesd y b highly coata-
T; g q : III n:
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- . . .
Cairo.

Everybody has heard Of Cairo. in tn.
southern portion Of this State 1t has hai
reputation for years, ss being place
where people could not remain twenty foul
hours without getting the shakes" so hare
- to loosen all their teeth. But Cairo il
coming UP. 1t is not to be sneezed at any
longer. In proof ofthis, we give the follow
ing extract from the proceedings of the city
Council:
Resolrrd. That the Street Commissioner
he authorized to expend o sum not excee
ding one hundred dollar in cutting down
the weeds in the streets Of the city.-RocA
IslaMdtr.