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w Soi Grow ing.

Tic show Of sheep at the recent County
FAR was certainly neager 10 number, and
nothing extra IN quality. We were no. sur
prised at this, only because we have got used
to 1t. We have understood that wool grow.
ing - much more easy and profitable in Hi.
nois, and prairie country generally, than in
Vermont, or even in Ohio. And We know
that ia some. of the best and most highly
cultivated portions OF Ohio, he is nor con-
sid-red good and thrifty farmer who does
not annually RAISE good crop Of WOOL
The farmers there find that the wool crop re-
aHirH less labor, is more certain, profitable
and reliable than wheat. AS compared with
the wheat crop the preference 10 almost un-
sersallr given TO The wool crop. Besides be-
ing moro certain, il is readily converted
into cash, and then the cash comes at Il very
convenient season Of the year. Every wool
grower has s'rocket full Of rocksn when
harvest time comes, and consequently feels
IN better spirits and more independent than
those who, like our farmers during the cur
'ent season, were taEen With the "shorts"
early IN the spring, and have scarcely yet
found money enough to buy the salt in their
butter.
Il a $50 liza. dogs are troublesome here.
SO they were in Ohio. In Ohio the farmers
provide shelter for their sheep, jus, a. j,
will be necessary 70 do here. And IL shelter
costs more here, remember thu. feed costs
less. At leas, Illinois wool growers testify
that sheep can be kept vt less expense ia
that State, on the prairies, than in Eastern
States. II il time that our people should
pay some attention 70 sheep, for they will
find il profitable hencefor,h TO grow wool.
DaEssED Ur----oar contemporary, the
Ledger, at Fairfield, appears in = handsome
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NOTICES hereby given to the owners OF the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of kcoknk Lee county and State Of Iowa,
whose names Apc men TONED, and AL thsrs inter
ested, that q special tax has been assessed and
levied on said Dt>, By the City Council Of said
city, for paving u side walks, ~ designated In
the above list, and unless payment b. made
Of the taAcf levied and also all costs, before the
2ist day Of October, A. D, 1851 ths said lots, or
80 much thereof asshAll bs necessary 10 discharg
said tax and Gusts, will b. sold Oh the day afore-
ssid, nj the Mayors Office In said city, between
the hours " clock u. m. and o'clock p. IN.
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of tho City Of Keokak.
Sent * fs57-dfd
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no! TOR THE FAINT

fl1ilE Steamer B ~ CAMPBELL. Capt. LIZ =
Dodge, will cary passenge.s and
stock TO the State Fair, ut Muscatine, making I
d, dnciion Of - cent. on tho usual charges. =
The b5as viii make one trip, leaving Montrose on
Monday. uc.. 25ta, and remain 1t Musoatine
during the Fair. ii. A. JUDD,
Ticket Agent.
AspRCIAL TRAIN Of the Kcokuk, MI. Piess-
tat aha Muscntin, Railroad will leave the Packet
Depot ~ kevkuk, unn.ng III conn ciion with ths
Far u,Sr the kallruai will be sold ut hall fare
srireitissd beforeh nd, for the reund trip. Tai.
train Nj! leave hcoknk at half past clock Of
tie stb III t'ctobsg. tickets fer sale Atthe Paekc,
De 20, dNo. ADAIR McD0W ELL,
sepaoi Engineer and sup't
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j. III. Waggomcr..


nAvIN0 just arrived sssmkhs kastern Cities,
IL vish v ielssa The sittssns gaassaliy that
Nave ~ iasgss 49, MT ssleetsd stock Of
s MsrcAAsa rssl ssans oseAs,
4. Csssssting II
FRENCH AND MEXICAN CLOT HS,
PLAIN l. FANCY CASSlMERES,
vssrisos OF ALL DascsIsrIoss, rLusass, a., -,
And from my long experiences in the bssiassa. ]
Lister myself that can pisase all who may favos
me with call.
have, also, the best assortment Of
Gensaensn's Earal shfag Geoas
To be found In the West, oonsiting OF
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
GLOVES,
CRAVATS, &c,
And in fact, everything 10 oonplstea Gsntle
mans Wardrobe. J. H. WA0uENkR,
Second-st., opposite the National Theater.
ysep2sd sss4a
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WIscoNsIs BANK FA,LrREs.--The Fox Riv.
er Bank, located mt Green Bay, failed. Its
capital was $50, 900. and its circulation, on
the lst Of July last, 1885,, 900, which was thus
secured Virginia 6's, $4,000; Tennessee
6's, $l4, 900; Missouri G's, $1,000; specie,
50 900. Total, $27 900.
We learn that the Peoples Bank Of Mil
waukee and the Badger State Bank Of Wis
consin have suspended.
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AND BLANK book AANUFACz6RI.
DLANK Books made aud ruled 70 cay seaaised
Dpsttsss. Court Records, justices D0eAets, ~
ssssess Bssks, Poll Book, A., A., 1ssnished u
short notice.
Old Bsoks, MAgAsinss, nasis, h., bosal - -.
bound In any styls desired.
~Ay BiudsYy will be found 20 6ssonA-st.,
next door 10 the Athensum, sign u tn 's6l6
Book z" ISAAC n. P.1nC8.
sep III STD
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DaEssED UP---.Our contemporary, the
Ledger, at Fairfield, appears in handsome
new dress. II 10 sound and active Eepub.
lican paper, and deserves the shiny suit il
has got. food fortune to you, neighbor.
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The VAcANT SENAroRsHlP. DIR. Campbell
Gilmer, Of Washington township, has been
selected as the Republican candidate for
Senator in this county in place ~. G. Walk
or, declined. He is an old resident having
lived here some twenty yenrs, and is we'll
known to all our old settlers as man Of in
teIligence and integrity.
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NEW EALL MlLLlnkar.

NEW RALL M1AA1N&01s
IA I6& WARNER wnhss b softly her fosnss
Mx tnGisns. and the tubiie generally, tha4 ~
has Neurnsd from New York With . sssy shsiss
etocksf Bonnsts and Millinery Goods. pureksssd
eroa ~ largest Nov York Importers, Aal uhtsh
ase nov ready for salt0r iaspe6tisn.
All ORDERS ssssntsd uith dispAtch, And wsssAse-
q ~ give satisfaotion.
his1U BeAnssS hlsached Or Aysd.
Snstn . esitding, one door Aelsw res0s oesu-
pied In ~ spsing, Which haze bsss attsa ~ n
ne1sfe eAyls capssssiy 1ss this psspess. a
kuh, sEeuA. fsep3ldu
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

1'js. 1857
FALL and WINTER TRADE.
&c. prrrOtt a Go.
A he row in receipt u large and we'll sci ected
( \ stock Of FNll and Winter Dry Goods, selccted
with great care tor this market, to whiea the A.
tenton Of friends and the public 10 respectful
ly cAti,d.
1t is not our intention to say, like somc persons
who have goods to sell, that will sell ~ to rs
per cent. less than Aey other house. but do fay,
and believe, that our prices will compare favors-
bly, with any regular house in this city.
Give us a GALL, at No. IS Main-st and look fol
yourselves. lsepS0-d3m- w6m
DRESS AOODs.
RLAck ana Fancy silks, krsnch Msrinoes
ID Plain, Printed and StripedWRool De Lains
Cas- hmeres. Poplins, PrussiAn De LAins, Coburgs
Aipacas. no., &c. Latest Styles.
ssp20d3m &C. PARR0TT 4 co.
Shnwls, SIoaks ana MKntlcs.
y ROCHE, Stella, CAshmsrs and Wool Shawls
- all grades. Clocks and Mantlrs Of the Latest
sspsadsn 81. Z. PARRorr4 co.
Hoasekceping GeSas.
Light gu AFTER, fO.4 and losl Linss and
II cotton shectings. Piilcw-esse Linens and Mus.
Inns, Toweling, Asble Cloths, Napkins, Window
Table and Piano Covers, Muslin and Lace Csrtains
&c., in great variety.
sep30d4,n j. g. PAKR0TT 4 CO.
tarpcss, &c. $50
1lRUSSELS, Ing ain. Hem, Cotton and Rag Cor.
Dsspsts; Floor VII Cloths, Stair Carpets. Stail
I nsns and OH Cloths, Stair kodsj Mage and Mss
in great variety. A good assorfment for salo 81
rcasona bic terms. s.
ssps0dsm &c. PARR0IT AGO.
ron BENT.
flSHE store buitiing lately occupied by A. J
dinner, on Sd street, between Main snd John.
son. The entire building will be rented. Inquir,
Of Golfers italston, nsxt door
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GiIEAr EXCITEMENT!
AND
N o III U m b U 3 .
New store, New Goods, and
REDUCED PRICESl

- - - - ~ - -
New store, New Gssas, and
REDUCED PRICESl
rlvlIE subscriber hAs taken the New Brick Store,
north side Of Main-st.. between Third and
Fourth, keokuk, Iowa, where he 10 now rcceiying
and cnering large and we'll scieeted stock Of
NEW GOODS, All bought for each within the last
thirty days, in the New Yora Boston and PhiiA-
deipaia markets, aud need only say that
Our stoctsIs Largo and Fail,
And customer can here ind almost any article
| wanted, that IL fashionable and cheap. Having
come the concu ZION that "a bird in the hand
worth two in the bush," he ~ adopted tho ready
pay system, consequently the
Prices 81 Goods Muss Come Down
The ready pay system will be efsctuaiiy demon
strAted the 90 ater, ~ every article shsli ~
20 NJ the very lowest possibc advance from Asst
cost, thereby mas ing difference of fr0n ten ~
ffsaen per cent. from credit prices. The motto
will then DO
Small profits and qsek returns-and would re-
| specially invite tbs attention Of buyers to the
riehest and most ciegant stock OF d
Silk ana Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibited in any store west Of New
York, comprising = full aud complete asssrtmsot
It silks AID yeivcls, Flouncsd kobcs and Robes n
Qaille, Kica PRINTED Mousiin Dc Lains, NaleIciss,
repIins Saxony Plids, Plain AMI Printed Meri-
noes, Plain Mous.in do LAines, French Prints,
Toll d. chevcsns, kobes de Voyage, Ducaieu,
Printed Flannsir, Coburgs, Hombasins, Shawls,
ciosks and Maatiiia4, Drsss Fringes, Valvss and
Taifeta Robes.
Especial attention 10 requested TO the large stock
OF White floods, Enbroidsries, Collars, Sleeves,
Hosiery and u loves. S
CARPETlNGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Patterns Of Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram,
super and ssperane, together With ell the lower
grades. Also, ku 3 aad Mats.
hsev ayna - eaaRn n "a
~ call We charge nothing For showing goods,
and grumbiing X you don't buy.
aD-ons Price, and NJ Dsvi.ton ~
ssp2a SID MAin-st., between ID and lth.
do ana Ssc Go aaA sss WAati
WMH. RE1 INES
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FAIL DRGss GOODss
TUE GREATEST VARIETY EVER OFFERED,
a Nd selling 1t rices that tell their Own tale.
IA Rich pats Embroidered 6ets. Collars, Under
sertanss, and other nics goeas, 100 ns.sross y
mention just received and going on like bot eekss.
Call soon Or you lctc Them. PkklNk's
sspzsd Cheap Cash Store.
EXDH AORDINAaY Attn ACTIUNyl
/ n the way VI Carpets and OIL Cloths; new pat
lteras Of loyal vslvsts, Tapsstsy Rspassls, Ia
E:s.y isgr.in, Three Plys, sass.:s SSE aad
scp2sd Cheap Cssh Store.
So WALu AND CLOAk0.
COME splendid chinells ehswls, Broche, Long
- and square Shawls, and al kinds q Wool
Shawls, from the very best quality down ~
latest styles u Cloaks and MAntillas, chap o.
sep2sd PkhINE'e.
a LII classes, big and little, old and yonAg, rich
"A and poor, can save from 10 to - pr cent. ~
making their purchases f,en the inmense variety
Of goods displayed Al W. PkRINk'5
tep10d Chesp Cash Etore.
ENNDLkos variety 81 window 6haAss q SAs
Il ssp3sd CHAP Cash HxOk1.
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st1oRE NJ. IS Main-st Also, q second stor,
~ room over No SO. Inquire Of
s.p3udlw J.C. PARKD1T 4 co.
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ESNDLkss variety 81 WinAov ShaAss & IAs
Il ssp3sd CHEAP Cash 6xOk1.
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In THE riELp.-Gideon J. Pillow is out for
the situation Of United States Senator from
Tennessee. He has issued long letter to
the people, in which he urges his claims on
the ground Of his regular Democracy, and
his military exploits in Mexico. His exploits
may have been very marvellous, but certain
it is they were never recorded, with the
exception of single achievement, and We
venture to say that no individual who is fol-
lowing these lines can remember having seen
the Generals name in connection with any
event in Mexico except the digging Of ditch
inside Of fertilization.
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CT r n IN q sTO = ~
10 moi0est., AooAoAe
'lykUTH WILL OUT-Hence ! may - we'll ~
knowledge the fsct, that havs )sst returned
frew New York with tha Lest stock IT Clethtna
and Furnishins Goods svtr hsour hi 10 this nArksf
when ssy the best, don Z mean the lArg.st bst
the best material and better made, and got up In
better style. in order 10 prove this fast - Jos,
I would merely add that an the Only asg -
Ksokuk who purchased Clothing VI D. DevIia1
Co., JaS. wilde, il. = CO. and AsnlsrJ DssthsSS,
Who, everybody known, arr the best snd most H.
vosAble hoases in New York and warrant tbs 0AAs
and II Of all their Clothing. Give ne ecaii, gen
tlsmsn, and sec for yosrssl,ss.
Aanl0-d A. NJ III.
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So W Al.u AND CLOAk0.
COME splendid chiaelle ehswls, Broche, Long
~ and Square Shavls, and al kinds q Wool
ShAwls, from the very best quality down NE
latest styles u Cloaks and MAntiilas, chap o.
sep2sd PkhlNEse.
.x.d al
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ssplS-d AN .0KlFFlTH.
A FINE assortment Of superior Beaver Petite
lASisrs Tor sale III ~ Mstn-st. ,ty
ssplS-d GkIFY.
gnNHE finest black Doe Skin CAssinere Pants y
/ the naskst, for sale at ~ Nain-sL, BY
seplS-d GsIFP. 1
A LARGE assortment Of Yssts, All sorts and
"A sisss, fsrssis q 70 Nain-strsst, by
sepls-A 0RTf1.
EN84lSSc Ap<A Goats Sar sale cheap, SOD -
- 1aSy6atSd, u As.f Aain-strsct, W
"A ND tbs lasgest and best selected st0ek u
"A Youths, Boys and Children = Clothing In this
narhst, Tor ssle 81 ~ AAin-ss. Call In, LsdIss,
end ~ them. A. ". 0AlfYITU.
sspl6-d
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W. u ~ FEM IN Els
SPLENDID STOCK OF

n the way VI Carpets and Oil Cloths; new pat
i terss et Royal vslvsts, Tapsstsy Bsnaesas, Ia
pestry I9grain, Three Phys, saPsss. asG and
Mats, - PEk1NkS
sep3gd Cheap Cssh Store.
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a LII classes. big and little, old ard yosag, rich
IA ard POOR, can save from 10 to - pr cent. 81
making their purchases fseu the inmense variety
Of goods displayed Al Wv. PRRINE'5
sspz0d Chssp Cash Store.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

No. 583
Notice for restoring certain lands to market in
the State Of Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
IN Greensburg the State OF louisiana win be open
entry and location the Of
all raoan public land embraced In the following townships
South Of e base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Townships township range
Townships !, 2, 8, and 4, Of range a.
Townships 1, 8, and and fractional townships
Of range 8.
Townships !, 2, 8, 4, s, O. and 7, OF range o.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, o. o, and z, OF range Z.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, s. and \, OF range
Townships i, 2, 3, 4, s, o, and Z, of range o.
The said having proclaimed public
before their recent withdrawal by notice No sos
road purposes.
The following townships which have
public win bo released from their withdrawal railroad
and open cmpon other unored public
and after the date above mentioned, viz:
South ef ne base line and east Of he principal meridian
Townships I'M y OF range 3.
Townships s. g. aud townships and Of range
Fractional township B. Of 0.
Fractional township g. Of
Township o, and fractional township s. OF range g.
Fractional townships and o. Of range
Given under hand at the omco at tho city Of
Washington, tho 27th day Of July, 1857.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner.
July 29-1aw6w lint & Sar1
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SlNCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
~ ary 1851 by tho present principal James H. Horner
has received large and steadily
ateste by patronage
nial delegation OF matrulates the University Chapel
after will be conducted under the supervision
and Professor A. G. OF the University
teacher Of the
T. iorner will continue
qualified Rbr the Office appointed require
classes college, and also to 1T those who
obtain the benefit Of full collegiate respectable
life by instruction in the ordinary branches Of sound English
on For the sake OF the greatest efficiency the number classes
win bo limited that ample time he devoted examination
lecture the subject Of lesson by each instructor his
department
Care will be taken also to adapt the text books modes
on TO the latest advancement Of knowledge each
branches While
consistently preserved expense will be provide
apparatus for the work
Important preparation
tages and promote tho the schools
gagged the profession and authorized refer those who
sire further information to their personal osa qualifications
many distinguished citizens this and other saios tho ou
Among these Hon. VIM A. Graham, Hon W. r. Mangum
Cows Morehead and Manly Hon Asa Hgg r. Rev Thomas kn
Rev Alexander Wilson, d. D., Rev Samuel Watt n H. Raw
Dcsms D. the president OF the North Carolina University and
various members Of the board Of trustees
The will commence the 18th OF July
Other particulars made known application.
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united states patent omce,
ON the petition Of james Phelps. Of sutton, tito Mas
washington, Sept. I, 1897

an the petition of James Phelps. of Sutton, Mas
" sachue praying for the extension Of patent granted 10
him the 2h Of November 1913 for Improvement IN wash
machine nom the expiration
Of patent which takes the Gath day Of November lsbI
said petition be heard at the Patent ONCE
the November ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified and show they have why said
tnon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing required de the Patent or
objectons specially forth writing least twenty
hearing All testimony filed by either
said hearing bo taken and transmitted
cordance the Of the ooe which will be Furnished
pication
The testimony the win be closed on the Sd OF October
depons and other relied testimony must be hed
in before the morning Of that day The arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published In the Union nte
sencer and Evening Star, Washington Republican Baltimore,
Philadelphia Penn Daily News New York Post,
Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio three
TO the 9th Of November next day Of hear
ing
s. T. SHUGERT,
Commissioner Of Patents
SBors Of the above Will please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent 0nce with containing this notice
Sep. 2-1Aw3w
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Notice.

WTHEREAS by virtue of decree entered in a
wv pending in the circuit court Of Rappahannock
Virginia. which Richards Nckn and Della Calvert plaintiffs
and Cecus Calvert Hannah Jo James Je and John
traitors deceased and others
other things audgcd ordered and decreed that
who the
should nqure the whether the
eta Birch, sister OF the fbood to the said
the husband
survived her and the said Ann Coxe and whether she child
children descendant descendants And for that purpose
commissioner Advertisements be
ona ngencerp and "Unon weekly for four weeks for the
Sarah Henrietta Birch child children
other person persons entitled her said
estate before said commissioner and make
their partake the distribution OF the said estate
Now therefore, j. Mcnefec commissioner Of the court
Of Rppahannock county hereby notify tho said Sarah
Birch she she be dead bor child children de-
scndant descendants other
interest in the OF the said Ann Coke deceased
the OF Washington Rappahannock county
Virginia. the 18th August 1857 and make his her
their claim paae in the distribution Of the said
Ann Coke deceased.
jury Q, 1857. j. Y. MENEFEE
July 14-w4w Commissioner.
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approach quill, manufactured by Perry Co.. London
pressIy for Taylor Maury
Taylor Maurys envelopes, from a hundred.
Taylor Maurys letter from dollar and half
Taylor Maurys commercial paper from dollar and half
Taylor Il Maurys bill paper, 20 cents quire.
qualities OF English writing
cung the celebrated "doubeck hd specially imported
by T&M
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Taylor Maury's hafdoIlar Bibles, elegantly bound
Taylor Maurys forty cent prayer book do
Taylor stationery and blank books
highest grades manuc
which with quality.
New books received Immediately publication.
mportaions of books from England weekly
All the school books used In the District at low prices
TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Aug % Book and Stationery Store, 9th street,
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of J. d. Russell and c. Waterman,
administrator deceased OF New York. praying
for the Of granted d. Russell and Stephen
January 1874 Improvement in "shps
blocks years the expiration of said patent which
place the 3st day OF January, 1865
the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday the lih Of January 1858 at II o'clock and all persons
show they have why said
ought be granted
opposing required file in the
objections specially forth writing least twenty
days hearing all testimony ed by either party
tho said hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
with occ which will furnished apphca-
will be closed the 31st December
depoons papers relied testimony be filed
before morning OF that day the
any days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Unen Inei
Washington, d. c. Republican, Baltimore
Philadelphia and Daily News New York N "
Inquirer week for three successive weeks previous
to tho 1lh Of January, next, the day of hearing.
5. T. sIIUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEors the above papers will please and send their
bills the Patent ONCE with paper containing this notice.
l5-law3w
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DIFLEp oRpNANCE; practical treatise.

DIFLED ORDINANCES practical treatise.
i NJ vol London. 1857.
Treatise Fire Arms By Lieut. Smon Bengal Artillery
vol. london. 1857.
Drills for Heavy Guns ! VOL London. 1857.
Remarks Gunnery By Capt Blakcy, Royal Artillery vol
London. 1857
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Rifle Practice By Lieut. Colonel Jacob Bombay Artillery vol
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