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sale of Indian Trust Land, in Kan.A. Terri
PRodANAu0S
BF rnE FnEsInrrSr or mn uxrrEp srArTs.

81 IHE PRESIDENT THE uxnED STATS
IN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE. Pres
iaeas q is UHiled -. hrrby deoare ana kBOH
Tsrriisly q Kansas eauag Toeday ne ah d.y q MY
States o e benefit q Ihe Iowa ute q Iaas sualsa sd
By sid Indians in trust aares.sd, % Sh;
S1sA y aA< bas a< y A1 slzA ysi.1aI urslsaa
Townships No rAages aeen sixteen, ssEeuiesn eshlse1
rVEHsAFs No ranges guuieea eshiesn nnsesa,
tTay aHaouatng the whole eight huadrsd
Aso a, faeA lgkins oeany, sad reunpy, oOmnsDHg
q the lands bela saes r t beheat q
ooaferated bands KAskasks Rcsril IlnksaE
TerrcEy BY ooedsrale bands a aleua y u
SosA . fs bA~ linz aAd sas q uls viarfa paaaan
Ig-Eshir iSe1 1teea ars 1 er1s ~ ,-ss & Z
Townships nen, sixteen and range tsc1y
ronshs neeH sixteen seventeen and sisloen q range s-sa
Townships heen sixteen seventeen and sshess q range tssn-
Provision having been made w th second and hsrd arsses q the
treaty q ocion that each individual member o sii oeer4;s
ad1l thai ten seioas should se selected and set TaET = a.
toal and hy e anh sraes sSctaa huDare
ne American Iaal.n Moa Aso and sai nas asDaas %
about forty eight ihoasand having been sd s ioNiug
townships aieye named, % VII:
Townships sixteen and seventies, range tweuiy ,ro
Townships adsen sixteen seycaiecn and cghieeH
townships sixteen and seventeen, trsniy sur,
rAgp IsfretF SCI
apart and reserved from sale.
A0, al LeCnpton in sai Territory commencing Tuesday
twenty third day of june for disposal the
held Ia by The EHit for The benea
q, Indians situated within The
Psing the portion
dams, In aforesaid,
Snh f < baS itAe and end n tk A Fsinral zaersiiaa
Townships hve, eight nine, and elsyen range a
Townships seven, eight Ten, and eeyea range sixteen
Townships six, seven, ght ven, and eleveh, q
!
Townships six seTeh, eight ani range eighteen
The q cash rceeiye ed
be0w the yalaa0n placed
duly appointed for the purpose valHg
being made
therefor, OE which viii be purchaser
win subsequently,
accordance wiki the regulating thareG
The Of the above viii
siecely apc&nted and win proceed the which they
with all despatch
| have been offered and the thus
purchases paid reoHered
following day the rsk a the deaulinr purchaser
cf sixth
day oi February, eighteen hundred and niiyssereh
FRANKLIN FIERCE
By the President:
Gro W. MASYFESST,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
newspaper ppbish the foregoing aaver
semeu without special instructions that egea from he Con
| sippeT a Indian Affairs
| Feb 2s-laRtlJune-
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Firm gma

I ur- fnH Hba-sat cf 1ar.
articles named the classes hsTcuno agreaby pro
-eraen casrruia kr fihe 2sa q Nay 1857
sagpd or h aeoepaed request Be- addressed
-, for signature and certificate
and each q them signed by him Opposite each
the price mast Be The earrie the footed up
for each class and The amount likewise wrten words
Rra q G1arun.ee
-. and - oS - in N The @ SIT SIT ~ ~
hereby guarapty that case the f1Tesoaae lid Z &
f fr any the classes aooepted TINT
he Or they wi within days after The rcTa the
iss aIas Th god and a Ors and a ts ssc isa f
shan fa 2 enter into contract As s,Tsaid
and that which may be aooeiaod
Signatures oft"O saaranrors, D. D
TilH. Raae...
hereby oerufy that the are known to
men q property an able make good their
To signed by the United states district judge United aie. dis
'riet attorney collector, agent, and NO others
The following are The classe required al the respective yards:
KTTERY MAINE
Class No white oak logs No YeBo~ pine plank logs
la Locust, No Is ngnumvitE No. 81 No Spikes
and nails No . Lead zinc, and tn No Is Hardware No 50
cHABIEsTowS MASSACHUSETTS
Cas- No. whitso.k logs No 3 whtieeak pronsoueus
No ,p psns stock kG e e No ana s,n me
yellow pine spar timber. No white pine
boards No IL Black walnut cherry. No Is Locust
IL White ash and hickory bars butts
No sIdkes No Lead, zinc, Tin
No Hardware No "a Paints, oils &c. Nc
Gass No 81 Leather No s. Hose No 81 Bruhes 10 IS
Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch, resin IS Talow
rs ,@1 'l No o. snip 'AAnd'y 10 . s''i'osy Ne Il Fire
BRooKIYN NEW YORK
Cass whicoak hogs promscuoas timber
No g Yellow pine plank stock g. No yellow pine beams No
cypress whteoak boards No II cherry
and butts No Is White oak and heading No l6 Black
spruce. Is Ugnumyit No n Iron No. - Spikes
@ n No = = p Lt i & I ~ m x 20 "a Il t1 is @ @ e. . 90 hSs 1
No 30 Flax and cston No 81 Glass No 81
gools No 81 Fitch tar rosin No s Taow soap oil No 80
r16p ehandlery. No 40 Stationery No. Al. Firewood.
PHILADELPHIA
Cass No plank yellow pine plank logs
press white oak walnut cherry mahogany
No 10 IA and hickory butts
% Lead zinc Tin No Hardware Paints oils
20 Cotton No 30. FLAX and
Brushes No S. Bunting and dry gools No Foh tar ron
No. IS. Talow, soap oil No 80 ship ehsnaeTy.
WASHINGTON, d c.
Class No 10 White pine No II Ash, cypress No T. Rack
tin No Pig iron No 25 Hardware No y. Paints oils &c
So 81 u e @ No q % e. as ss .9S So s ~ 9 n @ SG a. 81
No 4S 1ngoi No 90 Slnd, straw, &c No A.
NJ ccanecus.
GospoKT VIRGINIA
Class No whiteoak Iog yellow ydne plank logs
No 10 white Jane IL Ash, cypress white
walnut cherry and mahogany No IL whe ash
ami hiskory spruce uruum
vitp n Spikes and nails No % Lead zinc
and tin No. p. Paints, oils No Is
IN Class No 30 leather Hose No Brushes. No
Bunting dry goois No a. Prh, rosn No 3s Tai
Nav 25-lawaw
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Change in the Days OF Sale OF the above-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands i'm Kansas.

nTaRINEsT INTERIOR
oficc a Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
foregoing pgccanaiioa the commencement
Indian hands changed postponed
following pessods:
lands Iowa PoH "Wednesday 81 day a
the Wcas, kc Paoi "Wednesday, day
June next
Delaware lands oawkee Wesnesday
BY order Of the Secretary or the Interior
CHARLES f. MIy.
....r.... ........ Commissioner ad iaeim-
AnII-1nnrsnIrnc
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Proposals for Live Oak
SAFE ns<AEixxxs,
BurnAu q C11sfruclia1. A.


Bureau q Ca1strDc1a1 kc, Msy z 1857
GEALED PROPOSALS for delivering 50. 600 cubic
Fruai-oz Hte each navy yaFds Al Carles
toun Mass@ch0sesis; BresH, New rGk Ft1deEa and Al
Ep vkgA wn be received Al ils bureau lssh june,
Ilss pra-s Sausi b eaaorssa su.-a A. Lar oaE sts sy
may Distinguished r er bsnes kslsrz Iao oers may
for an f yards bnt nlsi be Tor the Nh quantity
yard reqared BY be AooomE@ned by suAble
gEArznsee form & Khch i herewith gwen
the M estimated wi be required sign The
ee Nea he alno1ni q each delivery until s
H an Inc deavees q te amber there luss be s urOprau
q he duA crooked ecss otirxse there va
hid further addition the psr may
ts be aenreTed The remaining s. oet puproO q
each bn when approved IN lAie by te yard
wA be paid BY sah agent the may within
thirty days amer rs ErezcnlAtioa him.
s be stipulated the BY the
parties q the hrst delivering AL named
q the quality and at the time and place provided ieu and tai
paw % the
money exoeednx
Agreed uP0a the pre be T4h dverF
q Cagres In thai protdsd sFprred March ssa
me cab be Delivered IN each yard be The
able fox posts, r
apruns al siding inches siding
Inso H. oopssyartsa n sapSrar ssr,n ,art;,Iv 3
with
frames of orcndng siding The moads q which
81 900 c1e c q t siding a Is and is inches IN Al, eaua
quanucs sadng Il irhes;
these heug lenh from IL 70 IL @ having natural ahd
thai Ieneh.
number od the
Al 500 guhr es siding 10 and Is inches lesh from Il
% feet
An Be sized aghi and fair ts lsuc timber and under
showing ce q than three fourths hs siding
required nv &C yard;
The yards the the sri
delivered ihe August
remainder or before the lst q July ls5s,
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[No. 57s.J
Notice

of EgGoJtdmot n adadsnaJ Of wi.
oonsiE
IN pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
8. 1857 entitled land
district Wisconsin,
TScT that portion
districts sh n the linz dsd1 tolssp
oe soh; e linz asrdinp
n dsfnp aas ondeu N
diriin9 eie and rrirs te IL hereby declared
for said district
nc Town a ClAfsKr In said State
my hand, the oG wshitou day
q April, A. u 1857.
By order of the President
8 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner oC thu Land omce
Ap I1-lawswt
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The Of these ships viii gold silver
bulon specie cey, precious Ia
ding signed thceT ami the value thereof therein expressed
tfav1 Ar
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Change of the Place OF Sale or the Delaware
Trust Lands i'm Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware Tsrrtory
place Lcomlaou the 23d day
changed and viii osawkec, Tcrry,
day and date.
by order Of the Secretary oE the Inicriar
CHARLES T. NIX
ComnissSs@er al ltsorinl
nEgARTNKNI NTT1loR,
ofhce q Indian Affairs, April q, 1887
April 7-EaKIlJune
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Proposals for Wood and Coal

Nay IS ls
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al X
Office until II ocock wednesday, the loih aay AZ
ior furnishing and delivering IN the wants % ihe
az the House Of Representatives, before the e
,obcr hundred 90 $40 pounds % the tom o.
thracic white ash coal In rIr az not lss than three nor ~
inches in diameter ana entirely free IRON slate or O
substances -. 90
Also Tor two hundred cords q hrst quality seasoned
Ne measured CsJstc yard twenty Aye cords I" W
hre- pcocS and The baance D. be sawed in two pe l
Tsccd away the wants the expense o the ootra
70 he sutircs % The spcca and approval q person V
by the Clerk of the Holsc of Representatives srAf
Security the ftthal performance of the conao' ~ @
the Asiics The sfscSua thc Clerk of the iou
rescntaivcs win he required ,.uh
rryssls msy he separate and should be endorsed g
Wood and eTToposals Coa.n and directed 10 lne '
House uf Representative L. s Washington u - ou
Nav s,-1awkIupelo Clerk House Representative = .
DRTTISH POETS.-Marvell and Chattertoli' n,
Id rociiual Works Uf Andrew MARVEL, with mcnon "
ttrr- Pcstran iemO. rs -. II his N
Tho icicai Works of Thomas Craticron, with N rir
History ef The Fpwcy Controversy Notes. Critical anu
and Glossary, R~trAl . vols., lelno. 81 80
LITTLE BROWN, 4 90 Mn
Nav s7-acoa lia washington street. BS''
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Para ~g@g,

J., of the state ---- hereby agree furnish and
dshvrr the Unli-d yard Afty thousand
cnhie Fret of hvk timber in nfy with the advertisement
the Bareau a Co4rpetioa uf the date - Nay lsS
5000 elde i suitable ar pne siiod is and 20 inches
ai-- per font-
timber
10 IL foot
900 timber inches Isngth 1870 IL
fecf fooi
5000 cubic tnbcr siding Is and Is inches length
feet, al pcr food
Total vaiae.
should be accepted, request addressed
and the contract forwarded ths agent
81 ---. for signature and certificate
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schedule will the within which articles VIII
qured delivered and where the printed schedule used
tho periods deliveries be copied the bids All
the articles which be contracted for must be delivered at such
respectively made
may commanding ocer thereof and all other
things being equal preference viii be given TO American manufacture
No article will be received after the expiration the period specified
in the schedules for the completion q deliveries unless specially
fhozed by the department
provided in contract 20 distinctly
by s bidders that and number of articles enumerated In
classes miscellaneous specified pue qusnty
which NAV REQUIRED AZ wen as ~ o aata FOR the
hid but the contractor furnish The said enumerated
ARTICLES, and ia ssh qas asd aA iDes a o7ena
such third
quantities requisions
shall be deemed sun, nosice during he ending 3oh
1855 whether the quantities required be less than
those specified the prices shall remain the same
rbe the be of the best quality de-
sovcrnnen, subject inspection weight
the said navyyard and Be in an rescts satisfactory the
spsatus or samples and any further description arcIs
beaded miscellaneous" who 90 reside
the pe where The articles % be delivered w be required
% name their proposals an Agent at The city % principal place near
the yard a delivery who be called deliver articles h
o1s daay when they shaIl be required.
qurrd twenty per security
each until shall have been completed
celed unless otherwise authorized By the department
hesded miscellaneous required during
year e twenty retained The discretion Of the
commandan' be quarterly January April July
ofobcr deliveries have been SATISFACTORY te bal
eighty cent? win be paid respeve
within thirty days afsr The presentation of bs in uphcAe duly
part The per reserved 70 be asa un, all the re
eeicd articles offered under he shall
from the yard, unless specially authorized department
viii be stpu-ed in ths be made by
The parties q the rss delivering ali any
shove provided parties viii s1e and
pay Tho Unied stss of money The
March :, lst3
satisfactorily known 10 the bureau
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EDWARD X. COLLINS.
No 80 waIi street. y. Y.
BROWN, sIIIPLEY, a 90,
Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARn & 90,
n Austin Frilrs, London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & 90,
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No. 5sl.
Notice Of the Removal OF the Land once from
Red Wing to Henderson, In Minnesota Ter
ritory.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled authorizing changes location
approved March 3 ls5s hereby declared
that te once for the sale public lands AZ Ts
wxg viii he removed q IIyy
Territory and efsr e frs
Given under hand az the city q Washington this soh day Of
April. A. n. 1S57-
by order q the President
TfICF. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land once.
Nay I-lawew lint 4 start
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-af-lnw in
wi Uncd and in the q New
NorK, No ITO Nas-su street New York " y
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j., o. the State % -, here
by agree rs furnish AMI deliver the Respective Hayyyard all he
Articles ae in the classes hrcunt0 annexed sgTeaby the
visions q the schedules therefor oouny with
eEnen q The Bureau q Construction ar q the May
aoHh my oHsr he acoepsed, request be addressed
and the contract forwarded 70 The navy agent
for siyu sfrreau arsrftH
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PROPOSAL. for stationery.
nzr4ErxE1 o. san

nERaKFslkzn oFS SE1u,
~ W.shinsan, Nny = IssT,
IN PURSUANCE of the ~act legalizing and making
IL appropriations for sach
ini1ded ths general AEFEosAou Mutfy
- IN and Toye FOR oertAin i1AnEl exEses q the departments
and o1fs q The and fE oEr 96th
August 1sf. sAd proposals this depart
oclk
Alcs q stationery n4y be Eoqafd ior year from the
l DAY a July aexi ea1nerAid Ihe sseined schedule by
classes and eiuc a quantity bn persons
prpFong that The Department eilher
quantity q Any arce speAed acooiAg
wants during the year
Ares Dc q the qualify 70 be delivered
nK,rlu-u
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Firm g Guanan,es.

The undersigned. "A
hereby guaranty the foregoing accepted
w within days after the receipt of the the post
named designated
with good and sufficient sHecs shall
aforesaid guaranty good
acoetaed Cn
GEte)
Witness CHI .....
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hereby certify thai tho above
o. property and able to make good their
(nzla)
10 signed by Una~i jadge United
tr5a attorney ooisetor navy agent and no oher.}
May 2-la5wf
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SEngiure

The schedule which the bidder enose be
and each q them signed by him Opposite each article
the be earrei
for each elIss, and the likewise
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02

Az ORIGINAL.-Some folks can write and
some folks can't. Those who can't would do
well TO take as "copy" the following letter,
written by Mr.. p. Wicker, 10 the Editor Of
the Miles Enquirer, who was so rash as to
ask for "them subscription"
tonnywondy ru York
Novm the 10 l8 fifty
mr. edytur you mis- i, For sending For mon
sy Now For hante got None
the fax is gOtt pizened this Faul & hante
dun stitch of wuk in moren weaks
spsse wur pizened BY ivury or shumeak
ime in Nawiul way my boddys big germ
q barrill and my feet LUX lyke kupsl III
niger bebize they is swelled SO and LUX SC
black etc some wild parsonips for din
ner this mornin s. They're cramping me al
yourn til deth and well wisher
Preserved wicker
Nh yoi don't kno Of nothin wots good FOr
pisua isPsse duzys +"F. -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02
I LONG TO BE THERE.


have read Of world Of besuty,
Where there is no gloomy night;
Where love is the handspring OF duty,
And God the fountain Of light,
And long to be iherel
have read Of lis flowing river,
That bursts from beneath the throne!
And The beautiful trees that ever
Are found on its banks alone.
And long to be therel
have read of the myriad choir,
or the angels harping there,
or the holy love that burns like FIRE,
And the shining robes they were;
And lohg TO be there!
have read of the sanctified throng
That passed from the earth TO heaven
And now unite in the loudest song
ofpraise for their sins forgiven;
And l long to be therel
] have read Of their freedom from sin
And suffering and sorrow too,
And the holy Joy they feel within
As their risen Lord they view;
And long to be there!
long TO rise 10 that world of light,
And to breathe its balmy air;
long 10 walk with the Lamb in white,
And shout with the angels there,
Oh, long TO be there!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02

IKAuouRATIoS ADDREssEs.-The first
and only inaugural address Of Gen. Wash
ington. and those of John Adams. and Of
John Quincy Adams, and Of Thomas Jeffer-
son were delivered in the United States
Sen ate. The Inauguration speeches Of all
the Presidents since the time of Jefferson
have been delivered from the portico of the
Capitol, and addressed to the assembled
masses. The inaugurals Of Washington
and Jefferson were delivered after the oath
OF office had been administered. Those of
John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Jack
son, Van Buren,, Polk, Taylor, Pierce, and
Buchanan were delivered before taking the
oath of Office. General Harrison took the
oath of office just before reading the last
paragraph of his inaugural. Tyler and
Fillmore, having succeeded to the Presiden-
cy by the death Of the Presidents, had nc
occasion for inaugural speeches. These adj
dresses are customary, but purely volunta-
ry, and are not part of the legal ceremo-
MES of Inauguration, though they have come
TO be considered necessary accompaniment
to them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02
THE FIRST BORN.

The First born is fairy child,
A wondrous emanatioD!
A tameless creature fond and wild
A moving exultation!
Beside the hearth, upon the stair,
Its footsteps laughs with ligh,ness;
And Graded, all its features fair
Are touched with mystic brightness
Frat pledge of their betrothed love
o, happy they that claim ii!
FIRST gift direct from Heaven above
., happy they that name It'll
1t tunes the household with its voice,
And with quick laughter ringing,
Makes the inanimate rooms rejoice,
a hidden rapture bringing.
Its beauty all the beau.eous things
BY kindred light resembles,
But, overcome with futtering wings,
On fairy confines trembles.
So much Of those that gave it birth,
OF Father and Of Mother;
Sc much Of this world built on earth,
And so much OF another?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02
Educated Ignorance.

The Day Book, noting an article in the
Express that one.sided reading only is a
curse,--worse than none,--as in that case,
man hears all sides, thus notes facts:
"As q sample of this deep-seated igno-
rance Of our laws and institutions, we may
mention, that the writer OF this was con-
versing, only yesterday, with the editor OF
one OF our prominent religious journals, who
gravely asserted that Southern men cast
three votes for every five negroes they own
ed!' And this very morning, coming down
town on a railroad car, we overheard two
very res pectabe looking gentlemen convers-
ing upon lie. all absorbing topic---the de-
ei,ion az Chief Justice fancy, one Of them
very earnestly remarked shat, as the Con.
stitution4aiiowed Southern men 10 cast vote:
according to the number Of negroes they
owned, that Northern men ought 10 be al
lowed to have votes according TO the mum.
Der Of horses they possessed To this very
sage conclusion his companion very readily
assented. 1t may seem impossible to man!
that such delusion could exist among in
teliigent persons, yet these very men, a
we have learned from their conversation
were physicians, and one OF them on his wa,
to visit patient! Such is but sample G
the deplorabls ignorance of our laws and in
stitutions among what is known as the "ed
ucatsd," "reading classes" Of the Nor,l
who, as the Express says, get their informa
ton from Republican journals. If tn
recent decision Of the Supreme Court, shout
only make these people so furious as to &C
tually impel them to read the Constitutio
# the United States, it will be one of ii
greatest blessings ever conferred upon on
Country"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02
Boon's Lick Institute.

rJ1HL undersigned having engaged the services
J. of J. p. jerks, Esq, as Principal, and
MRS. jerks, as Assistant, take pleasure in an
nouncing to the public. that the first term of this
School commenced on Monday the 9th OF Octo-
Der, and they feel warranted in assuring the pub
lie, that those desiring TO place their sons or
daughters, under competent and faithful instruc-
ton win find it here. Mr.. jerks has been amongst
us long enough 10 confirm the high reputation as
a scholar, gentleman, and an educator of fifteen
years. experience; and we doubt not, that those
who favor him with their patronage will find il
greatly TO their interest.
Instruction will be given in all the English
branches, the Mathematics, and in the Roman and
Greek Languages. The government of the school
will be mild but firm. Pupils under his care will
be treated as thinking and morally accountable
beings. An ample and well situated Hall, con-
sisting of two apartments, will be occupied foi
the school. Boarding can be obtained in respect.
able families, reasonable rates. For terms of tu'
ition, &C., please address the undersigned.
JOSEPH COOPER,
JACOB FISHER,
N. M. BONHAM,
TURNER Il ROBBINS.
Boon's Lick, Howard CO., Mo-, Nov, 10, '56tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-02
THE FARMERS GUIDE
n Scientific and Practical Aoriculture

To SclentiHc and FTaclIcaI ASTIcUIlUTe'
By HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, of Edinburg, and
the late ]. p. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous
Wood and Steel Engravings
This is, confessedy, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it wider circulation the publishers have
solved to reduce the price to
When sent by mail (post pad) to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every other
part of the Union, and to Canada, (post paid)
Sc. f51J' This w0rI; is NOT The old "BoOk Of the
FdrnI.'
Remittances for any Of the above publications
Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT g. co.
No. 81, Gold-street, New York.
January s, 1s57.-tf
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1867
REGULAR ST. LOUIS, COUNCIL BLUFF
SIOUX CITY PACKET.

pCUcLhh o.. LUIS, COUNCIL BLUFF
SIOUX CITY PACKET,
For sioux City, Logan, Sargent's. Bluff CITY,
Omadi, Decatur City, Desoto, Florence, Omaha
= City, Council Bluffs, Bellevue. ST. Mary,s. Wv
oming City, Nebraska City, Linden, browns.
vile, Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point, Savannah,
St. Joseph, &c.
III THE excellent, commodious and IA
80 - L yorlte passenger steamer ADM
RAJ, Capt. w. w. BAKER; Clerk, ROBERT A.
DARsT, will, on the opening of navigation, ply as
regular packet to the shove, and ali other inter
mediate landings, on the Missouri river, remain
ing permanently in the trade, and running regu-
larly during the entire season.
The Admiral has recently received many yslu.
able improvements and additions rendering her
now, both as passenger and freight steamer, equal
10 any in the trade, and Captain Baker hopes TO
receive at the hands of his old Missouri river
friends, the same liberal patronage so generously
extended 10 his brother Shippers NAV rely upon
having their freight handled with the greatest care
and dispatch, and passengers are assured in tray
cling upon the Admiral, of being made TO feel al
ways, quite at home. For freight, passage, in.
formation, &C., apply TO
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent
March II, 1901 Glasgow.