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TO THE LADIEs.-Mr. r. L. HARPER 80 Broomhed street,
Boston, has choice OF those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan Style
which universally admired Newport last As he
supply demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies' that he just opening fresh supply OF
which white, and very appropriate for bridal costumes
Also head dresses cues capotes collars mantes ac all Of
which embroidered black white lace and
ely wrenths of flowers, feather flowers, sc. NJ
Widths is tho only house In the United States where these
goods obtained ~
Bosror, January S, 1885, aas s8 ,aaEE
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These steamers stop Southampton both going rs'unins.

stopping Southampton gong returning, they
other route, for The economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Nsw York 10 Southampton and Brsrasn
First cabin saoon $3.50; cabin, saloon,
do, $50.
All letters ard newspapers through post
No bills OF ladng will be signed parcels
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each shi
For freight passage, apply
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
u. A. HElNEKER Co., Bremen.
CROsKEy Il Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Haue.
Feb 9T-dlv
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Dec is-aawtlSFeb
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Galena, illinois.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington. December ID, 1855.

TREASURY
Washington December 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS. will be received department until the 18Th
day February d. 1857, at O'clock for the construe-
authorized 10 be erected nj GaeDa iii
be either for the whole building or sep
different kinds of work bills OF parcels must In every ease
bid with the amount OF each Kind work. and he
department rsserving the night 10
hereby invited paris theeof
when the United States the
right exclude the bids OF
persons believe will faithfully
which they have attempted 10 obtain by
all bids there shall be parties In interest who
bids and all bids hai upon lnvesugaion ara
price for the work.
gross, and contract will be award
kinds of work and Materials which shall be subject
OF The Department. that adopt the whole
part the bid the interest Of the United States may re-
quire. ,
vee according price, sad amount TO be asceaned
by the estimate OF agent Of The department appointed Tor a
per the completion Of the
eepance the work. &C. by tho ogen aforesaid and be forfeited
n OF non Ul6lment OF contract.
will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
thereof OF The Secretary the
Treasury, will be forfeiture of the same.
accompanied written signed
responsible ceiied be so by the United States
district Judge OF the SAID dsric IN the sum of $4,000
proportIonate If for
that bidder will required his proposal accepted
and bond with proper and sufficient securities
It's faithful performance.
certificate required VIII DO furnished appli-
Plans specifications and working drawings will ready
thirty when they be had application TO the depart
menL ( F.
No bii ,e, Be considered fully complies
Nth the requirements of this advertisement.
OF Ihe Treasury plainly Proposals
alena HopaI and will be opened at 10 O'Clock,
u uie 'a'' wy ' ''' - JAMES GUTHRIE
Dec ls-2awtl9thFeb Secretary Of the Treasury.
flint * starJ
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Mar 95-dQw
Completion OF Panama Railroad.

,HH*4 Reduction of Fare to California.
IF, United States mail steamships leave New York
<<S1E for Aspnwan the 5th and Goth month,
Na&K connecting with mail steamers from Panama
Francisco.
inspected approved by Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, from
and crossed in hours The baggage of
checked York
embarked Panama company
The paid New York all expenses
Reserve steamers kept in In New York. Panama. and
San Francisco detention In of accident
the route is entirely Telobls.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Asp-
wall. sa}4H+tts .U va t.,E Is
Conductors 60 through by steamer, charge
women and children without other protectors. te' 4,
For through tickets the lowest rates apply the III
West street, New York, /. w. RAYMOND.
May6--dd al ssr
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Lost Land warrants.

INCE the LIST of November deposited in the post Office
Bairsve, Georgia. enveoped in package aud directed TO
Cobb city, the following bounty land
No. l0f3 for 80 acres issued under
March, 1885, Jesse x and No. a1oJ cor 2o acres Is
snard, and both assigned in
blank purchased by informed said wnans have not
reached directed they are there
fore filed In The General Land
o6ce 10 issuing said warrants and hereby
The II intention TO
proceed according oaw obisn duplicates Of the sms from the
Comnnssoner OF Tensions .. 49,. Y
DEoEMprp 10, 1e8 |OhN bUffs
Dec
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Councillor al Las,

Has removed his Office TO his resd Ia Franklin Row,
Of and Thirteenth He
ton principally the United Supreme
Having devued much time the concerning patents he will
advice opinions arising
the Patent Once and on appeals 70 the chief Justice assan
District Of Columbia; assist
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
He will also written opinions and prepare Tor
claims beoe either
win also prosecute claims before board established for her
adjudication. 81
Oct 9S-dn
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified that llth August
1856, The degned Elisha Herndon, 10 whom land No.
25 for ~ issued by Commissioner OF Pensions
for t United Satea under Congress 1885,
United States mail scotisyile Abemarie county
the M Washington
city that said land transferred blank by
failed reach the said NJ
believed that the either audueny taken from the
mnis or lost. AXES i5ee.I.5 ,.t7fa4s gs4ts
Intend apply the COMMISSIONER OF Pensions for
duplicate OF sid warrant.
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Sept l0-law6w +sft - Az
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mo. seal
Notice

No. 5621
Notice
Of the removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centf
in tbs Slate of Alabama.
IN with the provisions the Of Congress entitled
San auth,zng changes In the location land Offices
approved March - 1885, hereby declared
the land Office for The sale OF public lands
Of ALABAMA, Will be removed CENTRE In said
State, from and after the hirty-hrst day of July
Given hand the city Of Washington, this l7 oi
Junc A. d. 1856. gtq rSea
BY order of the President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
ITO ' Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce
June ls-law5w Intel. aStarJ
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fsrs, Marine, and Inland Insurance..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s5s,ISI Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Qes nOrASs.s corner assnus and SsUsafssa
street, Washington, ID. O.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas Msndorneid
George Helmbod ~ Carroll Br mvseD'''
~ THOMAS B. F fi-cd EsssG President
EDwARD n. HELmBoLD, secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charlie, %sltsr No. s7 D street, opposite City Hall.
James Williams, No. % Ak street ~~~'' $3.50
John Rgges, No. sol Thirteenth street, Pennsy yania
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
CAPTAIN p Levy No. ae7 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson
The business OF this viii compare favoraby
most successful Of similar United
From the Isl day August 1855 five months, LEI January
1856, the received large
hundssd and dollars o.ss r spo
nese % and good management the dec
security ample and iha, al iar claims viii 6e aa
The COMPANY y Pessrsd ssqs PSse against
R eIs % F9nSiTuRE M nI
BY VESSELS
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS and the usual
conveyances portion EUROPE AMERICA
and on the bulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating The western
The premium will companies, and In
liking Them Improvement and arrangement
will be taken INFO consideration.
All Losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Office northwest corner
street, Washington city, D. 9.
Insurance mGy also be effected at the Home 06ee,
NorhUest Wanut and Second Streets Philadelphia.
And in other principal cities Of the United States
officers Of the company.
June l3-dly
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Sept l0-law6w
Land warrant Lost.

E public hereby llth day August,
1856 undersigned james NJ Haley whom
issued by
States, Congress
in mail Scottsvle, county,
snia NJ. snyder Son.
ngton city that the said land endorsement
thereon blank BY undersigned
reach and II is
was either frauduently from the mails
peson hereby warned purchasing the
said intend apply to the Commissioner Of Pensions
a duplicate OF said warrant.
JAMES M. HALEY.
IN
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Pbliadeiphfa, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS the depot ofhe Philadelphia and Read
inn Railroad Company Broad and Vine sreets) daily IN
Washington Aqueduct.

OyTCx or TIE WASHINGTON AoUkpuor,
Washington, March 2, 1855
DRoPOsALs Invited for graduation and brick
tunnels and other work Of the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. the 9Th OF May will BIO opened
that dry,
Maps po6les cbc will be ready for
animation and after the goth day of April nsxt.
BRIDGES &c. described in the plans and specifications
Portions only Of of the works be completed under The
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will
be subject future appropriations by Congress- The
right prescribe the amount OF work to be done and
progress under each contract M each appropriation and I'm
WIN. works shal stopped funds become available
In coe ~ Tho soppaGe particular work for
funds the reserved ten per cent will Re paid III In the Judgment
the engineer properly executed 80 Tar rs h
gone 5Ht ,,,, g.. h.
Payments In specie checks upon the United Stats
treasury upon monthly estimates OF the engineers reserVng
and will BIO condition of all contracts that the work
men shall be paid their full monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work On
the Washington AquoducL"
The United the right all the bid
should they deemed advantageous mnke such
considered most conducive the Of the
work. ", k4 53 b.F Et
Every accompanied by written signed BY
responsible the effect that he they under
obligation, within days, With good and sufficient
securities completion Of said
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United states d
judge United States district attorney agent officer
The individual Engineer
paen OF War; that the able 10 make good th
guarantee. 81 t'fa tftl
ee''N' H. C. MHI0s,
Htf HHHfu.ii Capt. Of Engineers, In charge,
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fsILDREn's BOOKS AT HALFtPHICE.-The under
has laid sold sacrifice,
large number juvenile hooks which been thrown somewhat
the BACKGROUND publications OF this
class issuing from the in the last several Among them
will be found the Of Mrs Hofnnd Mrs Bafbauld
and other such nuthors which have their
day. and st Whatever formerly
possessed They win be sold onshsi in msny cases ~ one
fourth, their USUAL prices FRANCK TAYLOR.
~ ID
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spectacIcx.

SpectacIex.
MOLD silver plated sieeacies glasses &c Of
focuses pefoca perscopc, and parabols glasses
experience gives peculiar selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers. 81 II -. 1890 4 .
IA GA Penn avenue between Ninth and Tenth
y, * 4t q 3
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WIT ard Wisdom of the Rev. sydney smith, by DuyC,
w kinck. 81 %. ft f - f ~ ~
The Life and Travels Of erodotus in the Century before
Christ imaginary biography founded by ]. Tai
boy Wheeler, Y. r. g. q. Q vols S2
The Buguenot Exesi historical novel. rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and Of cir
cles and Sides OF equal circumstances OF anged
hoops cutting Of boiler plates &C., &C. by Charles Has
well, marine engineer so cents.
nirodEction 10 the study OF Art; by M. A. Dwight e..
Life Sketches from Cormon Paths series OF American tales
by Mrs. Julia l.. Dumont al. ~
The Rise and Progress of the English by g.
Greasy, M. A. Third edition. e.
Caderon his life and genius, specimens of his plays by
r. O. Trench, u. ID. Is cents
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
June 10 BOOKSTORE pcar 9th 1t.
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mo. b1l.l

Notice Of the Re-saablishmeat Of The Land Office at Vin-
.-..s,'t. csnpss, in tho Stats Of Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE win the Of tho act of Congress- APP
proved August 1885, Untitled An
Vncrnne Indiana ascertain and adjust the
certain the Indiana and noi formerly
district" is hereby cared
Offices register and receiver vincen
opened and
as II said land Offices had been abolished.
hand Of Washington this 2sd day Of
November, A. ID. 1856. 90
.+1,,.t...l THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
4HtfH Commissioner Of the General Once.
Nov o5--law6w lint and Start
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mo. 1851
Notice
of pitAdragaz Of iands IL Florida and Alabama.

Of soithdrawal of lands in Florida and Alabama
IN of the entitled All granting public an6
IN alternate seciions the States Of Florida and Alabama,
aid Of certain railroads
proved l7ih May, 1856, all laud within fifteen mics
esph side Of following railroads aud branch
wit: from ST. Johns Jacksonville,
Gambia bay Pensacola from Amelia island tho Atlantic,
the waters of Tampa bay wia branch 70 Cede Key, the
Gulf OF Mexico the umpn portion of Its june.
lion with the Ceder Key branch and from Pensacoa Florida
Montgomery Alabama by Instructions this oce
suspended foni SAFE and location until further orders.
Given hand, General ohce
Washington, this twenty third day Of May, 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
May 14-lawSw [Sar nlel.J Commissioner.
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sxIBzEl|E3k6k8 TON,
ward Higgins.

IL. NEW YORK, EIsEmEH, AND SOUTH
><<Ex4 & ANPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEANERS.-
- The ships comprising line WASHING
q Ezza1 TON, Capt. L. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt Ed
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ALmANACH DE GOTTA FOR 1857 giving the house
"A personnel Of each government Of Europe.
Imported per steamer Europa by -,
Jan 81 rt FRANCk TAfLoh'
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PROPOSED DATES .oy sAI.Ixs.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
fsaf No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
aaE BROWN, SIMPLIFY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
.a#tr 81 Austin Friars, London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The ships will gold
bullion, specie jewey precious stones, metals unless
iadng
May l--df
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mo. S5a.l
No. bb1.J
BY the President Of the United states.

-, 49,. :. ya NJ, N, .,v pcp $4,000. froI
IN Pui suaheo " AwI RAJ hniN =, S -,
Ted SiAtes o. Anenca 90 mere ~ aeeiAe sna
public sales VA DC nea ~ he unas sns ~
State OF Miensah, al ms lime hssin 70 NJ
Al inc lsna smss . f III en-. M h ~ , 81 hs paSe
day, inc eay Suy no1t vi -
lands situated whin "e observation-disclosures ''"hs"P' sA1 ~
townships, VIZ
MARTA Of fAs base principal msst&as.
a a., .Nna ,,n.,sd an .,en .,, ,vu.ni, ,oy-.e Of
the ISLANDS situsieu w s'as 1870 sss hrsa w
range TWO IN $3.50 S nn~hin ~
seeuons ~ehy snu ,.s nan a,ty ave of rsnSs
range hse ana IN soouoA '"''' "sS' '"r 80 - -"e'
rwcive. .,...., IAN
Iowhship VI ss and AM of rnnss .I,xa.
townships ioly v r,S .eyrs md fortv sIsh
Townships 'of'y uiice 'oiV-'sA' w." --' - -" ~'eN'
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THE Letters OF Madame dc sevigne her Deughte
and Friends, edited by Mrs Sarah J. Hale. vol. 81 %
The Letters OF Lady Mary Worey Monagu edited by Mrs 90
May ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot, s-
And brought TO MINI
Should auld acquaintance DO forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
senior class ending June, 1885,
the ending June, 1884, the sophomore
class the ending June 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
sass B the &
links of the chain love and friendship which
lives greelne and sympaihy unimey
some Of their most promising compeers. !,
held on the Gra, Monday September 1856 The United
which those members may
vcnen invited attend when the necessary measures will be
those whom this notice is addressed Will be
good furnish the othe committee by mail with
NC" '''p''''e Pc EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
AE Il IafSiSe z e. q aaR aI,1s" o'nn's
!. NEWTON e nle ehi!ssigsi' Pennsylvania
PHILIP rrspL IsH5sf'''''' f'n'','':ni''
ID, sassfaa Uql of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
LEWIS g W. R.l' %A aisH No Tss, Works. MD
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
March a7-iawtaars ITniclsenceri
to notice this editorial columns
beers Of several scattered through the four great d
states America requested insertion
caonay between this date and the Sd of March A. D. 1857
PhlIadeiphia, Niagara, Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS depot the Philadelphia and Read
Fare 10 Chicago gu
Detroit. 10 w
niagara Fslls.. 10 %
Buffalo. lo 90
10 t Batavia. 1.....'.....'. w
nesgtsr..,','''.','.'',,',''''.. "''" n
Chnandagua'. .'',.'.''''..'.''' ~ ~
Freight trains leave Phadelpha Reading
BROAD and Cherry seets daily for Chicago and intermediate
points, have been made I TnK R;e sa
Philadelphia end Reading Railroad comEsty
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Professional Notice

Professional Notice.
CONWAY RoBINsoN Of Richmond Virginia. praciises Rich
OF appeals and United States courts and ri
Washington cy In the Supreme Court
Letters him will be directed 10 Richmond. Virgins
Sept lO-faw6w
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nsr Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of empon any
townships townships
ted required establish the sae 10 the Satisfaction Of the
land ofce and make
hs noics and before the
pointed the public sale of the lands
bracng the claim will forfeited
TH05. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April s--lawI3w Intel and Star.l
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. M. O. Megs, u .. Engineers. -
We the undersigned, residents Of, in the State Oh,
hereby Jointly severy with the United States and
foregoing be accepted, that he or
they will within ten aer the acceptance the said bid
for the win good and suclsn sureues TO
perform proposed conformity to the terms
which II made And In the
make good the difference between the offer by the said and
the next lowest bidder. .aH
(sgned) a. %.
O, D.. 3
hereby certify that best Of knowledge and bos the
above named guaranors are good and sufficient
(Sgned) .ttu4t r. ".
overwhelmingly lawtf
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally

VIZ respectfully invite the
chase the following goods adarted the approaching
which have been selected with
tase citizens, viz;
rich etino p B. y..
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OSr wARRANT.Thc gives public notice that
IL attbe expiration Of six this notice. application
viii be made the Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate land
lieu Of issued the 27h February 1885, for eighty
acres, No. 1884, to Owen Myeh, which has TO
hand. nf tn. LUMPKfN Attorney.
OWEN MYRICK
wAsnrssros, D. O., December ., 1850.
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r OaT LAND wARRANT--whercas land warrant was 10
Ia sued nom the Pensen once, the 18th day Of June
Wnde No. o. fer 100 and mailed to him
Maryland and whereas the said warrant
has become lost the give notice that the expiration
Of Psnshs duplicate land waan, lieu Of tho
CHAs. n. wINDER, Attorney.
2 @t RIDER n. wINDER
Dee lo--lavow ~et
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AMERICAN HOUSE,, Hanover Street. BostonB bJ
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly funhed, posses
n,hs modern improvements and nrress for DE sceommodS
on OF the travelling public.
pse u-dly
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l.. j. Middleton,

Once and depot southwest corner and iath sueen
Feb 27A-dSnf
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Feb ll--eoly
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Caation-Loltery Frauds.

Dec is-2awtl6Feb
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by Adam r. Greer, on the 5th day of Ju-
il ly, 1851, at my residence, in Richland township,
Wapello county, Iowa, estray horse, of bay col
or with star his forehead with left forefoot and
right hindfoot white and lump his back supposed
have been caused by saddle Said horse is in poor
condition. about Ia 12 hands high and is supposed to
be about ten years old Said horse appraised at forty
five dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n20-3m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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Esfrap Notices.
Estray Notice.

DE remembered that on the 9th day of March
ESlS57 /, David II. Micheal resident and freehold
of Green Township. In said county, took up
estray pale red Steer with white face and belly white
spot the back ofthe neck the bush Of the tail white
also red around the eyes, left horn knocked down. left
partly frozen OF undcrbit ont right ear sup
posed to be five years old and had bell on. The said
steer was appraised at thirty five dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
No l3-3m by d. Campbell, Deputy.
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EStray Notice.

VUyAKEN up by Alpheus Picken, the 2sth of June,
u 1851, at my residence, in Richland township,
Wapello county, Iowa, one estray horse OF light dap
Pile iron-gray color, left hind foot white with
harness and saddle marks the shoulder and back,
with head stall or halter on Supposed to be six
years old last spring. Said horse appraised at one
hundred and fifteen dollars.
JOSEPH NJ CAMPBELL Clerk.
n20-Sm by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

HvAKEN up by j. J. Smith, living in Washington
u township, Wapelo county, Iowa, on the l4th day
Of June, 1851, estray horse of the following de
scripton towit sorrel with black stripe along the
back, with gray hairs in his and tail; star in
the forehead a scar the right ear; knee-sprung
some collar marks. No other marks or brands percev.
able. Supposed to be nine or ten years old. Apprais
ed at thirty dollars
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
n1S-3m By d. Campbell, Deputy.
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EStray Notice.

TUyAKEN up by James Cook, on the 9Th day Of July,
IL 1857, at my residence, in Richland township,
Wapeo county, Iowa, one esray horse Of light sor
rel color with white and blaze In the face with
several white spots left shoulder apparently caused
by the rubbing of collar; left hndfoot white; some
what swaybacked about fifteen hands high, and sup
ninety dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
n213m. by d. Campbell Deputy.