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VERY DESIRABLE FARMSH

tEHI DESiHABLE FARMSH
$50 Acres on String Prairie, 10 miles from Keokuk,
admirably adapted to agriculture
$40 Aeres,-section IS, Tp. CT, r. 6 west,-l mile
from ChArlest n. 3 Houses, 3 wells, . young
orchard $50 acres under cultivation. Very low,
IL all sold together.
zoe acres on Plank Road, ii miles from ksokuk.
with 800 fruit trees, good log house. leo acres
undsr cultivation soil Of great fertility.
l.. febe- dom
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NIFTLEES JNEI NM II ~
N prrcutSscs. JANIS DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON A DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
Third-st., bet. Main A johnsen..-~.-..
IIAVE Just received at thciro ashionabls Tailor
Hing aud Furnishing establishment, q choice and
excellent supplyo Of Broadcioths. cassimeres, Vest
Jugs. and tents Furnishing ooods, Of all deserip-
tion4, and guarantee that their work shall be done
in the most approved and Satisfactory manner.-
They are Constantly receiving the New York ana
Phiiadelphia fashion,; and Iespsctfuily solicit all
who dee ne good work and the best material TO gave
them "a call. Agents for
FRANCIS aAHAS's SYSTEM OF GARMENT CUTTING.
Alec, Reports Of fashions
medically HLfCHlNSoN 4 DEW I'll.
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G. r. DIMOND,

G. r. DIMOND,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
KILLBoURNE's BLOCK,
Main Street, bet. Second and Third,
kkOkUk.......
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The Eagle Clothing store

The Eagle ClOthfnE Storc.
TH undersigned would respectfully announce
to the customers of the above named estab-
lishment and thepuhlie generally, that be has pur-
chased the entire stock and good will Of the same,
and that b. will be in the constant receipt Of and
keep on hand, a good assortment Of everything
usually found ia such establishments.
MIR. VIM. Yineil, whose pleasing address aud long
experience in the business are we'll known, will re-
main a. salesman, and no pains will b. spared to
show that so far As liberality and fair dealing are
concerned nothing has BEEN lost by thu chang.
mehl7d l.. u. MALfBY
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a HOLME,

ItNSkA1L a HOLMhs
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No, IS Commercial-st., st. LOUIS, MO,
LAVE estabiishcda branch house at No. 10 Ris-
IL er st., Chicago, under the style OF Tunstall,
liolme 4 Co, and respectfully solicit Ashare Of
business in their line. We shall continue 10 do a
legitimate Commission business, making no all
vanccs, except ON shipments covered by insurance,
or on produce in baud, so that parties eonsigningt to
us may feel perfectly safe. We have perniission TO
refer to the tollowln g gentlemen whose names are
a sufficient guarantee that any business entrustedto
as al either city will be promptly attended to-
RrkR 10
Sperry dCo., Iowa City
n. Corwith 4 Co., Ualena
saw. ID. Thayer, Quincy, Ills;
Capt. q Ford,
Lucas i SiInonds, 81. Louis
John 5. McCane,
Charles h Blow,
III, A. Tucker 4 Co., Chicago, Ills;
Chicago Hide and Leather Co., Chicago.
mch2s DAWN
fIN0 the city trade we are prepared to oher q
L kinds Of ware pertainir 4" housekeeping, SC.
Stoves black ed and put up en- short notice.
House and all other kinds of job work In our line
done with dispatch at So. C0MSToCk d BIO.
ytsiting Cards.
nOUBLR Enameled and Bristol Board Cards Mt
- T.. y. DOUBLEDAY h WILSON'S,
mehiad Seoond-st, near Main.
sealing Max.
ARGE size for package, also fancy wax OF
~ uAt -
U. +. DOUBLEDAY Il WILSON'S,
mchl3d second-st., near Main.
Mann's Parch nicntP aPcr
T0PYlNG BOOKS; 900, SEQ, 700 and 900 leaves
ia each beck full bound at
U. r. DOUBLEDAY L WILSON'S,
nehi3-d Svcond-si., near Main.
RuIcrs.
LNE0Nl aud Parallel Rulers, various lengths, at
L. L.. +. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
mchl3d stcond-st, near Main.
New man,s Celebrated
WATER GULUkS, in boxes and by the cake, at
w Up. DOT BLEpAY 4 WILSON'S,
mehl3d Seeond-st.. near Main.
Tape Measures,
nSE Hundred feet long, for sale very cheap at
~ L. r. Dot BLEDAla WILSON,
mchl9d Seeond-st,, near Main.
Turkey NiIl writing paper.
MOTE, Letter, Bank, Cap, Bill and Legsltap.-
~ The best paper Ia this market, al
u. r. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
mehls.d second-st., near Main.
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New AEFival.
DATRICk D GROUSE have just received = lot Of
1 Boardman, Gray Co. 3 Piano Fortcs. with the
corrugated Sounding board. The Thousands Of these
Pianos scattered throughout the United Statos,
South America. Canadas, and Mexico, and tho high
est eomncudAtionr of two Of the FIRST pisnists in
this country .--6ottchAlk and Strskosch, -is all
that need be said In their favor.
mch37d No. rs Main-st.
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NJ X. +. p. ENSTEk becomes . member In our
Wl law Arm from March 18th.
mch1T-d!m RANKIN ! MILLER.
TELE0RAPM OFFICE.
A n arrangement hes been perfected with the
"A Telegraph Company IT Burlington 10 receipt
for and for ward dispatches to all parts Of the cosn-
try, BY e-paym snt 1T the ofRss Of the Ksna In
surancs Co., ID st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
mch2S dot II. Is. TEN-EYCk,
At the Once of Hickey 4 Simpson.
New MiillneYy store.
Al ISIS WARNER takes pleasure in announcing
lvl TO tho ladies VI X sokuk her intention Of open
ing . new and very choice stock Of Millinery. so
looted with the grestsst care from the most fash
ionable houses In New York She assures them
that she will spare no pAins 10 her efforts TO please,
and hopes 10 suit the most fastidious. Time and
place Of opening made known in due time. Nest
Miilinsrs wanted. (meh16.d
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Oh city Less na,e

N DIA0ND'S ADDITION. Terms-l-5 ca,b
= balance IN four years. These lots are beautifully
situated Cd the blna, Avenue, aud com
mshd y hne view Of the river. A plat of the same
may be seen THE Office OF G. X. Dimond, in xii
oourne Block, Mainst. lfebls-dtf
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vINHE Steamer Prairie Rose. FENT0S
L Master, having been purchased TO re- lt
place the iuba, will shortly comm nee
her regular trips in the above trade. Thankful
for the patronage bestowed upon the iubs, her
owners solicit a continuance Of the same.
shippers may rely upon the utmost despatch In
the delivery Of freight.
BROWN / TAYLOR.
feb2&-d3m-ins Agents.
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RxrEnEscEs-Edward ki.bourne, Eco, Keokuk;
John Whitehead, esq, New York; chAs. l.. Frost,
Do; Msssrs. Page, Briggs 4 Labbitt, Boston; Amos
b. Smith, esq, Providence, X: r.; Edgar CoukIiu.
esq, Cincinnati, o.; Samuel Wolf, esq., New Or.
leans.
DOLICIEs will be issued In the following 6rst
i class and reliable Offices, viz:
tbs "AuruAL LtrE ISsraAxcx COMPANY" Of
New York.
Iss "ArLASr'c FIRE 4 MAaIyx Insurance Co."
Of Providence, r.. /. Paid UP capital also 600.
TIE "PgoRiA MARINE aSD EIax LIS. Co - Of
Peoris, Ills. Paid In Capita cleo. 900.
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KsAL KsrALs AaEScr.-Particular attsn ton paid
toths purchasing aud selling IT City Lots, Houses
and Lands Of every description.
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JOHN SHILLIIO a CO.,
No. II East Fourth st,.....-......-.ClNClNAAIl,
IMPORTERS
Dry Goods and Cnrtpetiag.
- ~ESPEcTFuLLf inform their ens'oangrs and
IL purehasers generally, that they are Eow olso-
ing ~ extensive and complete assortment of
DRY q d U ID s.,
CARPETlNG,
rsSr Oii.Itoshs, Ac., &c.
Families, NSaI keepers, Steamboat wners, ard
strangers, may Depend upon finding the best class
Of goods, ut prices Is low as they can be purchased
In liza East,,n cities. mcbs3 -dAw3w
NOTICE,
| AN the first Monday in April, NJ the election to
~ be held, the following officers hayete be elect
cd
Two j astiees Of the Peace.
Two Copstsbles.
Three Township Trustees.
tne Township Clerk,
Three Supervisors.
Ws. l.EianroS, I'd.
Township Clerk. j. Nj. ANDERSON,
Trustees of jackson Township.
keokuk, Mssch 10, 1897 -l0d
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A CARD.
HAVING sold the Eagle Clothing Store to Mr..
i LII. b. Maltby, Itakc pleasure in recommending
him 10 NV old customers and the public generally,
u. in ever, way worthy of their custom and good
will.
have left my books and accounts with Mr.. v nj.
vhaell. and earnestly request all persons indebted
to Gala aud settle at once.
mchlfs HARRY FULTON.
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Turkey NiIl Writing paper.
MOTE, Letter, Bank, CAP, Bili and Legal zap
~ The best paper Ia this market, at
u. r. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
mehlg.d second-st., near Main.
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Kechuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and st. Louis,
AND
Quincy and -. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.

1857. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
LAE'oR the accommodation of A
l. this trade a line of steam
es will leave st. Louis for Louisiana, Hannibal,
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and keokuk.
Leaving 81. Louis Al o'clock ?. m. daily arriving
at Hannibal 81 B a. m, Quincy at 7 o. m, and kee-
kuk at IL ID. Ret~urnipg-Leave keokuk AT s a.
IN, Warsaw at . u m, Lagrange at II a. u at
Quincy at p. m, Hannibal at 4 p. IN and arriving
at st. Louis at 10 p. m.
Another line Of stea me will leave ST. Louis to
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad,
leaving IT. Louis al 3 p, m, arriving at Hannibal
Mt 10 a. IN. and Quincy nj l2 m.
keturnipg-Leayc Quincy at Va. m, Hannibal ~
NJ, and arriving at st. Louis at 4 q. IN.
As soon as business via Railroad is resumed
steamer will make a round trip daily be,w cen keo-
kuk and Quincy, leaving keokuk at 5 o. m, and
leaving Quincy at IL IN. [feb25.d
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TRANsP ORTATION OF COAL TO CHINA
NAVY DEPARTMENT., }
Btredn OF Construction, Equipmtnt, and

]
,PRoroslLs; sealed and endorsed " Proposals for
Frtt<ht TO ChtHd. will be received at this Bureau
until O'Clock, the 18th September next, for tho
transportation OF not exceeding 900 tons of Antha-
cite Coal rom the port Philadelphia in such guam
titles as may be offered, and the Department deem
proper 70 accept be delivered to the United States
NAV be directed.
The offer will state the price per ton of .24o lbs
iOr mat delivered without primage or any other ex
ira charge. and also the rate ut which demur rage
will he charged. No other than cargo for the Gov
eminent TO he received on board.
III the dfaught Of water of the vessel offered max
any hshtefage necessary IN loading, il will he at the
cost OF the vessel; but good despatch will lie given
In loading. For the delivery Of the Coal within
reach OF the ships tackle at the ports in China Law
days VIII be demanded. at the rate of one fair wea-
tber working day for every 81 tons of coal.
The vessel named must stand A No. I, and pas
the usual inspection by such officers as may he ap
ship may be- and If not offered for inspection within
three days after notice has been given, the de-
partment will make such other Arrangement as will
best snbserve the public interest. The vessel must
be IN Phi adelpha and ready to load within ter day
aier she has passed inspestion, and the notice Of
acceptance given. r-'.
Wind and weather permitting. the vessel must
sal, within hve day after being loaded and the bills
oi ading signed; otherwIse there will be deduct
lay lp sailing eyond the five days named. n sum
THge - ~ ~ ~~"iS'
Paymenf val be made within thirty DAYS AFTER the
of receipts IN trplicate of the delivery
~ nv cphi " ANY Navy Agent in the limited States
i ne nidder may select, who will be esi mai ed
P"'S' aug i-2awiw
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Arr AND SCIENCE-Car wheels are now con-
etructed In two parts, for the purpose Of provi-
ding against cracking In cooling, and of renew
ing the thread when worn out without removing
the hub from the axle. This is evidently good
plan, provided the parts can be secured togeth
er with sufficient frmness and strength
Weaving two webs of cloth at once in one loom
IS the thing now actually accomplished To do
this two foundations Of warps and two shuttles
are employed, and these are placed one above
the other with separate warp and breast beams.
There are two shuttle raceways on the same lay,
and double bent reed is used. The two shut
ties work across the web, one above the other,
at the same time, and the operations are per
formed simultaneously. Two webs of cloth arc
thus produced at the time in one loom and thus,
In factory, space ID economical BY the double
amount OF work being executed in the same
space in one loom.
Gutta percha photographs are recent English
invention The negative picture is produced in
the ordinary manner upon the collodiOn film on
sheet Of glass, and it is fixed and dried in the
ordinary manner; it is then dipped into the
solution OF gutta percha, and after draining off
the excess it is dried by gentle heat and a
nearly transparent film to gutta percha will be
found upon the collodion. Ii the film is not
sufficiently thick, this operation is repeated one
or more times until sufficiently thick film of
gutta percha is formed. The whole IL next i'm
mersed In water, which causes the coIlodion to
separate from the glass and come away with the
hlm or sheet of gutta percha firmly adhering to
It. These films or sheets are sufficiently trans
parent, and are tough and flexible and may be
handled without injury.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL w Craig, Ark; J B
Turner, Va DR. M B1ske, Ala; A Middleton
Z; Mrs McF adden, do; Mrs Churchill, Nd; II B
Jordan and lady, Ala; Miss E A Jordan, do; p
Fishery, do w Tunstall, do; X l. Cannon,
Miss w Polk, Va; ID Ruddock, sc; Miss s
Jones, do; Mis-. l. l. Jones, do; b Mordecai
and family, do; Miss A Simpson, do: Miss T,
Pollock, do; X Rose and lady, Md; Mr. and Mrs
Mi.. a0d fssm a! DO Mt, Amstead do
Ing, do; Miss Wright, do; Mrs Wright, do; Mr.
Thorne, do; + Peterson and family, NC: w q
Lewis and lady, Cal Col w d Bowie, Md X
Rogers, Italy; Smith, Va; y FTisby; James
Welsh and lady, g; Miss Eminerson; A M Bar
hour, Va Nj Coyle, do; p A Brawner. Md; w
Ii5gls and son; do; q Wallustein, VA Hum
bud, Nd; III + Peyton, do; J III Robertson, Md:
It Estep, do; w Lees, NJ; Goodwin Md,
Potter ii 5tebbs, Ga; G Hammond and dauub,
ter, sc; Miss McKie, do; w shelton. TeIin.
= pewroe, Va; + Volgelgsang, Ga; b Root,
Jones, Ala; II l. Briers. do; J A Monharnee, do:
: sansom Ga; Sims, Miss; J NJ Parks Ala:
n g Key, Md; I Stone, do; John Ware, Md;
Hawmutt, Md J Il Norris, Md; II spear. Md: Z;
w Hnmphries and family, do; Miss Jeffde.
DO Mrs w u Prince and family, do; Miss Nc
s sIsS do; Miss Mitchell, do; Hon w Whit
Held, Kansas; Parks, do; III Reicbel nd: n
HaTbTook, Texas; w r Holmes. SC: Thos {;
Holmes, dc; A Quigley, Iowa; J II Rich and
lady, Ny, 4 Davis, Va; NJ selig, Ga; Nc
Lean Ky: Spring, Miss. M RaIey. Md;
VI BowdOd, Ala, " Wood, do; g Hare. do:
II Winfield, NJ; } B Crosby, Md.
WlLLARDS' HOTEL-T NJ Cros.,n Nc. A.
w Gil, Pa; l. ID Hathaway, XIV; J II Sinclair 10.
MIS- Clarke, do; Miss Clarke do: Miss ain
.!ear, do; H Tooner, Ga; y NJ Hill, NC; J q Del
Pa; ii Donegan, La; : w DonPyan do. AIR
Weakley, do; Mrs Mohony, Ala; Miss Murnhv
DO Miss Weakley; Miss Weakley: ] A Nil
lard. NC; w III Stewart, Md; Mrs stewart do
Master Stewart, do; DIR Wilkins do: Mrs (yiI
kins, child. do: II WoOlfork Miss: Mrs Mead
do Miss Voolfolk, Ky; X Geddis La: Mrs w II
Bince, ~, Miss Miss Mitchell, do: Miss Nj 1, cod
DO Spring, do X Tucker, Md: w lew.
gu, oo' Mrs Jewett, do; Miss wilkins Miss n c
minor, DO IL Z EurtiS, bro, do; G. III yosS Md
ME Ncss, do Miss Noss, do; Miss HAYES do:
w Hodges: do; w Tyson, do; w c Cough b, Ind
y Dlllor, USA; Allen, Pa; w G Grimm /
BTant, do L w spencer. Fla; J Du Pont, Del ~
w Easter, Md; J NJ Falk, NY; ST Harte EI ss' :
Z Levy, son, La; T Noise, SC: I. CHANDLER
Me; W b Moor, do; : ID Carey, @: 3 A Safrord
Moss; J Blocker, SC; II Haskell, Me
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-R G. Caldwell Ga
j w Glover and family. Sc; Martin Tenn
81 Mass; ii Nal.tor and lady. La: w Durre. do
n Brown and family; Miss T. Jones, NY;
Nice, do, Smith, do; G Booker Va; r. ii Cross
Ia; DT Gibbons, do o Bassaino CapeVincept
" Nelly, u Lester, Pa; O'Doanell Va: T
EnIote, Ny RUcker, Va; L Clay do; Mr.
nun ana children, sc; WheelwIiyht Md; ] r
Baker, Va; A w Mcdonald, Va
Mdishsnl do l. Adams do; III X Brad
shaw, 40 Ashby, Va; X Ashby do: i Fer0u
ION, Hon ) Pendleton Va: n y Denison
"a; \ Reside, Atk; X A Benson. Va: M Iaw
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Reform 1T ALroGErHBR.-The( New York;
habit of keeping people who die on Monday
till the following Sunday, 50 that they 1.-THE
dead people, may be buried with brass band
and all the honors, is believed to have exer-
cised a bad influence on the public health this
summer Men of refined tastes are afraid to
die, lest their mortal remains be kept, to be
the centre-piece of these shabby shows Hence
we can appreciate the sentiments OF Paul POt-
ter, the New York correspondent Of the Boston
Courier-when he says:
"For who would 90 finally to pot in this
noisy whirlpool! How do know that should
not be carried to Greenwood with brass band
blowing before me, and a long following of
white aprons and horse collars. as is the wont
here To one who is accustomed to the sim
pie, unostentatiOus and touching funeral SER
vices of New England there is thing fright
full in vulga Broadway burying on Sunday.
The other day, just the sweet Sabbath morning
bellsong of Trinity had died away, and the
murmur Of the service came through the open
doors, down the great thoroughfare came an
army Of mourners-bereaved fremen, discon-
sOlate militiamen, and inconsOlable Sons of
America, with banners and bands, and muskets
and machines. A friend of mine in New Or
leans, once asked an Irishman whose funeral was
passing, and was told that it was the jintle-
mans in the coffin, he Behaved did not stop
to inquire the name Of the gentleman in the
coffin, but he had evidently been q man of con-
alteration in the flesh, and, for anything
knew, foreman of an engine company. / have
no doubt his last moments were cheered by the
thought that he would be borne to Greenwood
with all this circumstance I murmured to
myself certain well-known verse, beginning
"When ! am dead no pageant train'-
and ran away as fast as my legs would carry
me-"
As reform conventions are the order of the
day, then, do let us organize society for the
abrogatiOn of Sunday Brass Band) burials, in
cases where the gentleman in the coffin" hap
pens to settle his account on the Monday pre-
vious.-N. Y. Erpress
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On the petition of J. D. Russell and c. Water.
New York, praying for the extension of patent
granted 10 ID. Russell and Stephen Waterman on
the alst Of January, 1874, for an improvement in
ships blocks, for seven years from The ex p ra don
OF said patent, which takes place the slst day OF
January, 1853.
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Ofhce on Monday, the IIth of January, 1889
at u oc ock, m; Ind all persons are notified 10 D.
pear and show cause, any they have why said pc
tItlOn ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing The extension are required to
hlc IN the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day OF hearings all Testimony led by either party to
he used at the sad hearing must be taken and trans
United IN accordance with the rules of the Office
which will bs furnIs he'd on n pplIcation.
he testnony In the case will In closed on the 81
oil December; depositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be filed in the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments if
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered also, that this notice be published in the
mon, In;ellIgencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton; Republican, Baltimore: Pennsylvanian Phils-
delpha; Daily News, New York; and Inquirer. Gin
cInnat, once week for three successiy weeks pre-
yIous to the 18th of January next the day of hear.
Ing. g. +. SHCGERT
Acting Commissioner Of Pat tssl
-. Editors OF the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing inns notice. aug l5-law3w
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"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w low ing Goods which We are prepared to sell at
a small advance of cost for cash
very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated
LiQuors,vi2:
Turner's Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia
Blackberry Brandy, certain cure for Diarrhea and
Dysentery
Claret, Madeira Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
all of superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, all of fine favors, prepared from the pure
juice of the fruit
Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordias
Curacao, Ahsinthe, Essence OF Temperament
Extmct Of Sarsaparllla, Stoughton Bitters
Forest w inc Bitters.
We have also on hand. supply of DR.. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine BitteTs, splendid article.
In addition to the above, we have At oil times a
large supply of the following named stock of Malt
Liquors, being the only Liquors of the kind In the
District. and which cannot fail in giving satisfaction
to al who use them: Philadelphia Y, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Philadelphia Brown Stout, Xxx Por
ter, and fine article Of Lager Beer.
AS usual, supply of Mineral Water Cider, 4 O.,
on hand. Army Il SHINN,
je8 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
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NoTIcE FOR iRSEssfTbRINs CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

~ No J2S.
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
Notice Is hereby given that the Land Office at
Greensburg, In the State of Louisiana, will be open
TO the salt at private entry and location and after
the LIST day OF Octobsr nsxt, of all caeant public
land embraced In tn following townships. VIZ:
South Of the base lins and east Of the princip aI
UsrtGtdn.
Townships |. %, T. and s, and fractional townships
8, of range s.
Townships !, &, 8, and 4. Of range4.
ships AMI q, of range 5.
Townships !, 2, 8, 4, 5, s, and 7, of range6.
townships ], 2, s, 4. 5, s. and T. Of ranger.
Townships ], 2, 8. 4, 5, and T. of ranges.
townships i, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, and Z, Of range9.
The said lands having been proclaimed and offered
at public sale before their withdrawal BY notice
No. SIS, IN reference TO railroad purposes.
The following townships, which have rot been Of
Tered heretofore at public SALE will be released from
their recent withdrawal for railroad purposes. and
open 10 redemption as other unofered public land,
on and after the date above mentioned, viz
South Of the base line and east Of the PRINCIPAL
1nsrtdian.
Townships and 7, of ranges
townships B. 6, and and fractional townships and
3, OF range 4.
Fractional townships 3, of ranges.
fractional townships 8, OF raHge7,
Township, and fractional township 8, of range 8,
Fractional townships and g. of range 8.
Given under my hand, Mt the General Land Office,
1857. THOS, A, HENDKICKS
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