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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

Mr.. w. IA. +. Army, Agent Of the Ma
tionsl Kansas Committee, has returned
from visit to Kansas, and makes report
OF affairs there in connection with the AID
Societies. The Democracy have been abu.
sing and slanderiDg these Aid Societies In
the most scandalous manner. We respect.
fully ask the attention OF Democratic edit,
ors to the following extracts from Mr.. Ar
ny's report, illustrating someihiag Of what
has been done by Kansas Aid Societies
These editors should get down on their
knees and ask pardon Of the people, for
having SO grossly attempted to deceive them
as to the real objects aud benefits OF the
Aid Societies. These societies have literal
ly clothed the naked and fed the starving
They are still al their good work Read the
following;
There is now ia the hands of THE AGENTS
(of the National Committee) in Kansas,
money, -four groceries, dc, to the amount Of
chased in Missouri, TO be forwarded imme-
uidtGY " tic sObtlItIU phit vi tue tTTItUI}y
will make sufficient supply TIL the frs,
week Ia February
CLOTHING.
The liberal contributions Of articles OF
clothing, &c, owing to the closing Of navi-
cation earlier than usual, did not all reach
the Territory. Three hundred and TIVE MY.
five packages have been distributed, valued
al S43,s75, which has made many persons
comfortable; but we are sorry to say that
there are many persons who remained un.
clad, for some of whom we found il neces-
sary to purchase clothing, they being entire
ly destitute. One family Of eight persons
had no clothing but what they made them
selves out of the corn sacks, which were
thrown away by United States teamsters,
after they had fed their mules with the con.
tents. On my way through Missouri, paid
the freight on one lot OF goods, and engaged
teams to haul them, and directed another
LOT to be sent by land, which will put fifty
four packages more in the Territory this
week. We have stored at Bloomington, Iii.
and at st. Louis, 292 packages, which will
be forwarded as soon as navigation opens in
the spring. On my arrival in Kansas found
much complaint IN consequence OF the dis
trbution Of goods by the Central Kansas
Committee which were intended for private
persons, and I Immediately adopted meas
ures to supply all who were thus deprived
OF the tokens Of friendship and relief sent TO
them by their friends. Amongst the pack
ages detained on the way are several Of this
character, which will be delivered as soon
as possible after they can be transported to
the Territory, and those who have failed to
receive their packages will furnished.
WANTS OF KANSAS SETTLERS, FOOD, &c.
Owing to the constant troubles and de-
struction OF property, there are thousands OF
destitute persons who will require food and
clothing till they can raise CROP and to
furnish which, according to ali the informa-
tion have been able to obtain, it will re-
qure some $4,000 per month, from the Is;
OF February to the lst Of September next.
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Ions r. II. TALhsas. CHARLES Powk ~
PeGghkeePsie, y. Y. Davenport lows.
TALLAAN 4 POWERS,
Attorneysd GomnSeliorsat Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once Brady street, between second and Third Sls
I ANDs hou2hiaad sold On Commission. Havin
Lais9 oGfee III Eastern acW Yefk. al 4 point
from which slsfge emigration nay bs xpectad during
the present season, We have nnusgai advantages 10
dispose Of landa 30 actual settiers.
II T-Lsananogoti.tsd Real Rstste.erplIty.
--REFRRE NCEs--
sew Gars City. PsngnkeepSis, y. Y.
Hon. John Van BuTsn. Hon. Charles ri. RHggies
g A. G. Flag, - Gilbert Dean,
:. Charles O'G0Goy, :! " 9aassF a. CO.,
William r. Hayeheysr Benson j Losing
Anthony J. BicnekeF, Prof. s. r. Is. M0sse,
William h. Akisnore. uticf, NY.
Albany, Ny. Hon. Eorati0 Seym
All, Gagger Porter chicago, Ill.
Hexebo0Gie, King aud Eoies Il .Swiftand Co..
Efastas Corning. Mile rad Fowler,
4pii3d VIII W RI Weod and 20.
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GREAT BRlrAIN.-The war with Persia
is very unpodnlar. The London Times and
Press, the Derby organ, both denounce il.
TIE English and French press think it will
cause war between England and Russia.
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TALLSIAx u pow Frs,
Ian D AGEsT8.
Office Brady gtrest, between Second ard Third
Streets.
nFFBRforaa!a tao fsl.ogiag Faias Real -
City Property in Davenport.
|. houseand iot or fhird stress near the corner
:. SIX lois on TIE south west corner Of Fourth ard
>. SIX loss at 5srh Dayeapofg, 5.tw cen Perry ana
Rock leland Strsels.
Althe asova lots are well sIta4tsd ana In parts 81
me city most rapidly improving and viii be sold ca
liberal forms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County,
81 Of S. E.x S, Is n. 20 y. Ranges west 20 aeTes-
NkofN. h. 5. SIT. 10 n Rgngg 5 west Gu acre..
NE. OFFS. i. ). 3iT AZ n. Range west a. acres.
The above l2Rdsafe u on the line 81 .ao Faitoaa
from Davenport 70 IowaCity,
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres OF prairie ANA BineIy cTes ct
timber Land neer siFrap, 2, seven miles ifem Ii.
ons CLIFTON Co., near ne haIlfoadi all choice laHd,
re above properly viii Sc seldom liberal ereais.
Scott County
Improved faIm one mile ana haf rom Prince
tou. si&t3 eefesdgst rate land, veil Improved VIA
gccLhouss-s aiti be seld al bargain.
Fowashiek County.
I~oEaadsed anu alty acres fus prairie iaEd Two
sailas Eorla Of MoatezaH.a, lac county seat,
Neh is-t5s-dt
Scott Co
iG0 acres 1giTnpzoEed landtpo q .ies Hickory
davenport, well wgtered
l6oaefes ave- mites aogfb was; lfo.a HICKORY Crave
very choice lzad,
Near Davenport
Gao and oHa-hali mites from Court HGasp 81 tie
blur, with superb views OF river and surrounding
couRiry. small !4rm u As acres aAa8Y Inc aighs2t
state OF calii sstiaa and WaE supplied WitA ffNtt
trees, iae most tag9tfal i4pa Tie vicinity al
ely.
Seven miies from Davenport,
Alarm of61 acres, 81 nader entity alton, ~ ~ -.
Der. 4 neyeT laiilng stream .hfoagt IL s -
bssaid very cheap.
Near W aleott.
50 Acres Vi choice prairie n a hatzala.
AZ Enrrb ns-a.,rrrs
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LAND WARRANTS,
Ls0R salebF
i Fen IL. CHUBB, BRO, BARROW s. CO

LAND FOR SALE.
S1naCREs beautiful Laudi mile north OF "aicetl
" for sale easy terms.
Also
foar 40 acre lots fae for farming i llila north of
Fulton, tcrms easy and price reasonable
-ALSU--
go acres ih Washington county. 10 miles from To-
va City and 10 from Washington, and good foEd
leading from Columbus City TO Richmond, 40 asras
of which is fne timber q d the whole Wei waierej,
will De sold che up and terms easy.
ALSO
lolots, . miles west Of lows City we'll Tsteret
and very fertile; terms easy.
AfeN well situated lots in the city OF Davenport.
-ALSC-
80 lots in West Davenport in size from 90 By 900
fest and 10 aeres; terms | and YEARS. X "a
hand.
Also
A well finished Two story Brick Dwelling, rooms
snd large cellar. wood house and stable. Fine
view from the observatory Of large part OF the
atty, Rock Island and Moline.
ALSO
Several ell finished dwellings Oh ground Ieass u
ie years would be sold cheap and easy terms. aP-
ply to fOchll r. G. Ea Ds.
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Each

Is a Nv k ] nv C
Tallman, Powers 6 Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS III EXCHANGE,
DsgExh1DkEE, IOWA.
hFFICE. brady street, bstse See0H aad 4tif1
Ostrests. EXCHANGE all the principal oitiaf u
he United Sttes Great Brtsin, ieeiaAa snd Con
ansntai Europe bought and said.
Notes and Drafts collected and proeeods rnmittsi
10 any pari Of She Dnige4 states 81 current rasesof
Exchange.
Collections Of aotes, drats accounts, lsgGetes ana
inherstauces made 10 az parts u the United satest
faradas ard Earepe.
stocks and ionds bsaeht ard s5id On commission
and Dividends COLLECTED.
Land Warrants bought. sold aud located,
Exchange cities IL she United States;
Carpenter & Yefmiisc Ses YORK Cits;
Albany City Bank, Albany, Y;
Baeaio City Bank, pgffaf0, y;
Bank OF GJtameree. Boston, Mass;
lradesmen's Bank, PaiiadeiPhia, Pa;
Merchants 81 Manufacturers Bank. PittsbsrS, Pa
MeKim 8. Go, Baltimore, n d;
Gilmore " Esotherton. Cincinnati, 0ala;
Lucas Il simends, 81 Louis, Bin,
CitizspA' .arg, New Orleans, In;
X S9ifs. Brother 4 Johnston, Chicago, III.
$epte f5EdWtf
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BUILDING LOTS

tIsIyI@N0
II iDk safe u fair prices and al On long ersa,t 10
L faeiAtzte improvement
COOK * SARGENT
ae lots 10 parties Who will b1iic On tbeI III
seaSeDt az moderate prices AID Oh eredit CT i, !
ant y ltlf. Iun
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RANK NOTICE

Isl NO. (Jan) i, 1856.
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Navy suppIies-Is57- -'Ss.


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, March H. 1857.
SEPAnATE PROPOSALS. sealed proposals
Monday day April nsni, furnishing de
a sn @ e
.saoIed At the United States charlesown Maa
ss M on Of the articles ga may be required ordered FROM
mandng officers o e said yards during fiscal end
biscuit doar se apes peke coffee beuns
The biscuit shall be made wholly from sweet sapdae aour
the year 1851,
from nsur Of The immediately preceding
quality and conform in sze and shape 70 he samples which are
s vraa ss S ea 10 hs 1ass
ses good sound bright -four oa,rs. above de-
key or spi bar barrels, q, me option o The bureau
grown year n
lrea from wheat Of the preceding the dsea Of he
e. me bs qualify and shall Be delivered "a good shipping Srd
sound blight Or BARRELS may
aud heaais Dc oak Of ss strong and
quality sample barrel st said two half barrels be
quantity to be in hsif barrels ~ ''' ''N
the lice shall be ofhe quality and q The mmed
The dried apes shall be best quality and shaibe
aiely preceding rcquisitons
bs shall be p1 up 10 casks and each eas
gallons Any gaon vegetables
Be %
S and eSna ens b. Il the
samples deposited the above named and the
hoops containing whiskey molasses
gar. and pickles TO be we'll painted with rod lead.
The shall be according samples the said
The tee quality young son equal the samples
sE Ss n na ss
The beans shall be Of the best quality white and shall
me Se as Ae
Orleans moasses and shall i" red oak
barrels with white pine heads not les than inch thick the
hooped and IN addition have four rn hoops each blge
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The quantities any may as the
not for specific quantities. for such quantities may
require to be deyered those respectively.
Contractors not residing the places where deliveries
furnishing required
fails promptly comply with requision, Chief of the
be made supply the deficiency under the penalty
In the contracts tho record Of requision duplicate copy
aforesaid shall be evidence thai such equon has
been made and received.
Separate offers be made for each article of
aforesaid yards and in than article
tanned in the offer the Chief Of the Bureau will have gh
Of the articles contained such offer
the remainder and bidders hose proposals accepted
others) will be forthwith noed early
will be transmitted them execution, which
be the within days. exclusive tho
required for the regular transmission mail.
Two approved
respective required and NJ
centum in addition will be withheld from the pay
thereof collateral security, In addition,
secure IFS performance, and in be
Of al deliveries made will be paid by the within
days after bills duly anhentcatod shall have been
him, ah
Blank forms proposals may application TO the
Portsmouth. Hampshire Boston, New York
phiadepa, Baltimore, Wahingon Norfolk Pensacoa
record duplicate the e..er informing bidder of tho nc
cepance of his proposa win he deemed notification thereof with
cepted in conformity with this understanding
Every offer made must be accompanied directed in
approved August s46 by guarantee signed BY one
more responsible PERSONS the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted
into obligation within five days. with good and sufficient
e TO furnish the supplies proposed The bureau will
gated TO consider unless by The
required by the competency of the
the district attorney collector of the
The attention Of bidders called TO s samples and description
rigid comparison pR Be offered and ils
sample and contract yeceipng Aat H beU thc and their
attention do paulary directed TO the joint resolution Of 2h
March, 1854 and to the act Of the loth .9uguf, 1896
March lS-law4w
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TO Our Customers.

m doing business the second time and forever for
M % compsny more paid all indebtedness After which
bshed that wss discontinued The object was
that effect has been TO increas, cur business
Witiu few uonihe ceased act Tor others for
kheh we hsve done little md paid them in full We
any Viii moi nubjs until have had time 10 hnd cool
S,nnoI clerk ior we hands quite ui the
for m and fire aving exceeded thousand dol
1as The present week. .,, .., . - -,
You wisely in r companies that would quarrel with US We ud
more likely 10 quarrel with you have long known we
usceay ncned having paid widows and Orphans and
whout any lawsuits, over s4o since we have
sen IN business. \, Il. ,,. !,
&w tbat s equal any, superior ALL aoiding S35
Gyidend every bundled paid in. III !,
W. have also Ore insuanee company among others, with
large capital distributes among its customers
h all lis profits 4,
We shall continue watch your int eat with ceasecss sigi
DaDeo.
Office i92 Seventh below the General Post Ofice
become due have been promptly paid,
Either by ourselves or the companies.
Feb 24-eolm .e.#4 t .eaee aaH }fs
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FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
EEa % Up .l.slsis ]
BALTIMOKE AND UHIU HhfL"OHD
Upy AND IMPROVED -aRR.fNGEMENTS.

URW IND IMPROVED D7hhsdNGEMEhfo'
uppp TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland,
IT. xSrastng and al parts OF the West.
Ths RECONSIDERATION TRAIN win leave (excePt snn-
% Juncion) will stop nj way stations and
uai ,ss AZ Cumberland O'Clock, p M
m as NAIL TRAIN Camden Station daily Except sun
3O A. M caches Wheeling by a. a M connecting al
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis,
oI Ths @ EXpREss TRAIN daily Up NJ connecting
& s,ness rnns Cneinna, st. Lous, Caro- Chicago, and
M d oulhern paces IN the West, nearly 100 miles hoer
%n by any ober The time 10 these places Is also une-
qaaIed ,a.h a., ,.,,,,,h,. pin.n,., aooIia
aed 81. Louis t. !,
TaRoGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large towns In The
wst m lbs possible the ticket ohice Camden sta
ian and al Washington city.
"a a seeoed- -cpss s attached TO the mail train.
baltimore Wakhngon piew hs entire
NJ nd Uakiand They resume next morning by
s eIpess iren which ieayes Cumberland at 25O a. % and
om Washington have ample Wash
@ h. lhe only route by which through tickets and baggage
.h.sl, can BE- obtained in Washington, ayss.t-ss
~~sr 1Bs FoR WAY PASSENGERS.
qs ian Gas will stop at all stations cast OF
and express stations beyond Piedmont going
@ raslw Erdly train leaves Wheeling at Is
Sh FREDERICK TRAIN starts al M, Except sunday,)
mnns al way fiations Leaves Frederick Al D arriving
| s Baltimore AZ 1890, noon. =.
and 3O p Leaves EIcous Mills at 730, m, and
I'''p m' w. 8. wooDsIDE,
Ian IT-df Master OF Tran sporiaton.
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washington Insurance Company.
y,,lscr;n,;ous fo CantfaL Stock Authorised.


provisions Of the I'd section OF inc act TO
Incorporate company the ciy oil Washngton,
1872 the s1bscrbes beng the persons
nan do hereby authorize subscrp
capital stock Of said company nj the Sta
one Store Of Bayiy, Pennsylvania avenues between
lth Streets Monday the 9th OF March neat between
ne hours of 10 and O'Clock, y. IN.
the said I'd SECTION follows and must DO
strictly complied wht
find further enasd, That the persons napd the fore
going section majority Of them hereby authorised TO open
subscription Of Washington for raising capital stock
Of hundred housand doa in shares Of twenty dears each
subscribing shall TO the persons above
four dollars each share for and iha The
twenty dollars shs be secured by negotiable
signed and endorsed 20 ns satisfaction Of said OF
OF hem and thereof be demanded at such
times proportions the president and directors beea
giving six weeks notice In three
Of the garetes printed In the District OF Columbia
sILAS H. HILL,
So MCGUIRE,
.....| BENJAMIN BEALL,
kASpEL BACON,
..... JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS e. FERRY,
.... @. MILLER,
-.- ..... wM II. DOVE,
WALTER LENoX,
NJ. w. 0ALT,
..#.. ... .. WALTER HARPER,
..... w. WALL, ...
... WM. r. BAYLY
WAsHIsoTos, February %, 1857.
Feb 25-3awtsar9Sd
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IMPORTANT To COTTON PLANTEIks.
Bv which their incomes must be doubled.

THE obtained letters from the
and combination of machine
converting by
through the preparation and spinning machine
~, until II Is ready for shipment or weaving
will be a. least cent?
(unboken uBinjured by the
machinery of the process uaed TO and
enange m will be fifty cent and heavier and
Of the world, dstanciDg AL competition
st advanced prices, .
The dispose of privileges his
>atent and planters terms, with complete
obtain the best machinery, and oil
o,,a particulars, application addressed
o'rs H. nse 3 Sayiyif GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile.
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NO DID.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

by THE PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES.
pursuance of law PIERCE, Uni-
ed States OF Ameca do hereby declare and make Neown thai
public sales will be held the aforementioned land Offices In The
hkKof on oREeos al he periods hereinafter dessnaiea 70
tenth augu disposal of the public lands within
the following named townships, viz;
NORTH base Tine asd Of the WIanstts meridian.
Township and fractional township two, Of range
South Of fe base line and ea1 Of the Waette meridiSn
Townships one two, three, OF range one.
Townships one, two, and three, of range Tao.
NORTH eJ the line and Of the Hii!ane "a msdan
Township ons, Of ranges one, iSo and thee,
South Of the base ins and ths Wlie mets mev9Gn
Township one of ranges one, tpo, AID three.
Township three, Of ranges one and iss
Township four, of ranges one, tWo, and three.
Township seven Of ranges ilro, tArse four, and i've
seventeen aas ssee q ian. s"s
~ | s a on
tsnt Day cf s for hs o. me public lands 'a
South of the aud e iAs Wansss meridian.
ieen inclusive, northeast quarter Of
hs g, sas % s
ofpwnship twenty two, Of range air.
een iho northwest aud the south half OF section
I section, elsh.ssn nineteen "shy' and
Of section twenty eight sections twcninae thirty hone and
LSs one 10 neusvs lots one to o
e" the southeast quarter Of aeson lots one 10
laes vs. and hs southwest quarter Of .ss northeast o. section
the northwest quarter the northwest quarter and he half
oast quarter ten; southwest
quarter the auaI,s, Of section ,wey
northeast and the northwest section eghleen lots
o. section twenty, sections wenone twenty seven
m ns aaa e % 81
quarter OF section twenty nine the northeast quarter Of section
o sna ss ana 'own'np
Lois one and two seven ve inclusive
and Inc half Of the southeast quarter Of se,on es the west
half as quarter o son @ nine e north ha ne
sas % four Of secaa thirteen the nol, hall, and lots
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THE Of the annual session February
90 Full preparatory commercial and collegiate courses OF
examination
them be qualified TO enter and the college charges
Am arrangements made
facility, the loss Of Kemp Hall by
January. College for the entire annual
eting ordinary xpenses $3.50.
Application fuller information for the admission Of new
Students to be made the rector College Of b. James o. ma
ryland.
Feb l4-2awdwift
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/EAl1exI ,
TO Qua SUBSCRIBERS.

Ihe name Of win upon books uhlss
ibe payment Of the subscription be made
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter. ~ risk
VIII be assumed b. oufsases Ia sHs GaRanission.
The COUNTRY "A Eae , o 10 ,rvees oa,,ns he -
sioRs of Cong s'ess and ssai neehy during Iseess
subscriptions for period less year viii be received os
terms proportioned 10 the above rates.
ng-PosTMAsTERs authorized as our agents. and
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed on
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed
titled copy sratis.
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory.


PROCLAMATION a#
by THE PRESIDENT og THE United STATES;
pursuance law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
United statcs hereby public
s,e win Point Donphan county, Territory
Of such OF The held by United States
Territory and ceded by
said Indians in trust aorssaid to wits
South Of line and Of the sirh pripas
Townships ranges hheen sixteen, seventeen, eg
Townships IN ranges seventeen, eighteen,
Ted in the treaty, amounting the whole eight hundred
d situate IN ,o o. ranges aPeesm and weny
hs
st nanss of Peoria mud
situated within lne aforementioned township
said ceded by sad copfedsr6ted bands
to wit.
s5uh oftAs base and Of tas srh priaeipa
Townahps fifteen, sixteen, seventeen Of range twenty
Townshps reen ,xtsen seventeen, range twenty
Townships fifteen, SIXTEEN seventeen and eighteen, Of range
Tonshps fifteen, seventeen, and eighteen, of
Townshps aeen, sixteen seventeen and Eighteen Of range
twenty-five. "
treaty Of csson that each
be entitled hundred and sixty land;
and addition sectona should be selected and
apart and by the dh article section
American Indian Mission Association and said
% & %s%s
~Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty-five.
Townshp, een sixteen seventeen, and eighteen
y-thIee.
hve, hereby
set apart and reserved from fale
AIso at Lreompon, Territory, commencing Tuesday,
the day for ibs disposal OF OF
lands United for the benefit Of
Indians situated wi hin the underneath
veern portion OF the lands ceded by
Delaware Indians, in trust as aforesaid, TO wit;
soA Of s base line and ofms ,rh pineipai mdion
Townships seven, eight, nine ten and sevss range
hneen.
Townships sevsn eight nine and eeven OF sixteen
Townships eght nine ien and eleven, Of
seventeen.
Townships ssvep eight nine, and ten Of Dgs eighteen
The said sales will cash. and bid will be received
below valuation placed The several tracts by the comm
appointed for the classifying and vsuns the
and payment being made receipts in duplicate will be
which will delivered TO the purchaser
will subsequently be issued for the lands purchased
TIE offering will days
specvely appointed viii proceed the order In which they
are advertised, with all despatch, un The whse shall
have b, en- offered the closed.
All purchases paid sale will be reored
the following the risk the defaping
Given hand Washington this
a'S % '''''''' FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the Pre.denti
w, MAHyrRsKy, s.l .r
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
pNo newspaper authorized TO publish the oregopa
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ID. Ivsrnos Hotel Psnnsylvonia betpeen l7h ana
lsh ssreets, Washington, ID. q.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends aud the public
that restaurant recently established modern
pncple with saloon private dining roons and far
nished engaged competent and pro-
sssors French cook recently arrived from Paris where he has
gained artist his business
proprietor himself distinguished reputation beth
s county, OF the best artists and cater
he fail satisfaction TO
those may favor him with their patronage Z.
Attached the well supplied win the choice
liquors. decacies OF the season Ho
cold lunch from H. until ~ The proprietor mas
received large stock OF cham
pagne, care with general assortment Of the hnes OF
qeurs rues which he ohsr lower than
house In the city, box basss single bottle
Private dinner parties furnished aud attended on the
the lee jelly plumber
and description OF confectionery business.
mn 7-eod3m n