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V,HE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

HNHE GREAT PAIN ANNlHILATOR
REMEDY FOR SD DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Preparedb by Q
Chemist.
Bottles l2x. Is and 50 cents.
Ha,tsho,rs's Csys-ali should be kept in all fani-
lies. in case of accidents or sudden sickness.
Har:Shorne's CNrs all cures Rheumatism.
Hartshorne's Cxys-dU cures Cramps, Collie,
Ha,tsherss's Csys- all cures Pain in the Limbs,
Side, Back, and Breast.
He,fshe,ss's Cs,s-sH cures sprains, Bruises,
HartsKorse's Cs,e- all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness Of the Joints.
HayfsAorns's Cs's-aV cures Cholera, DiarrhDa
Ha,fshorne'. Csrs-alI cures Ear Ache and Deaf
moss from q cold.
Hartskorss's Cxrs-aIl cures Dyspepsia and In
digestlon; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hnyts8orre's Cure all cures ell Spinal Affections
and Weakness IN Limbs.
HartsAerncs Cxre-0u 10 great tonic to Weak
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, STUFF Neck-every person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Snews, Blood and Bones and, By Its warming cleo
Get bottle and try it.
SE yG Gqc hnys cSyfhi use M HkRTs
GHESki-it Is the best Cough Syrup in the
II you arc Bols, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTl-BIL1OUSPILL They act upon the Liv-
or, stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and
Foul SsoTetIons.
The Above medicines 10 bs bad at all Drug Stores
In Washington CITY KIdwel 4 CIscell at George
town: II. Peel Co Alexandria. ma silly
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the night of pre- emption
to any OF the lands within the townships nd parts Of
townships above enumerated 10 required to ests bush
the same To the satisfaction of the and re-
oeiver OF the proper land once. and wake pdymssf
fhSrefore as soon practicable ofte, sesfas fkis
aoftce, and before the day appointed for the com-
mencement Of the public sale of the lands embrao-
ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. THOS. A.HENDRICKs
Commissioner Of the General Land Offioe.
fy
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Medicines.
n. THE GREAT WONDER News
SF The NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR wooD,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

tAANNIlS Il UNA Il l.
SAYS the g; Louis tMeJ Democrat Below we
Punhsh ~ tettet 20 VI. wood, OF this CITY, IRON
superior merits of his hsir tonic Snch evidence
source. Ifcertilcates are susrantees OF truth Inc
Dr. needs no encomIums, nor useless puffery from
the press r- F e ..--F'f- o. -.TI = ~ :.
PsorIssoh o. J. WOOD Co.. Gsntlemen: Having my
yeur Restorative was INDUCED 10 mai. 81
icson Of q nPon my own hair which hsd become qus
character. soms teree mouths since procured
proving what had wished s.ed about aries w..t
have since procured another bottle Of which
hair has totally both head and face
my h.,r h:: rssumsd It's n.us. color and beev. more
am BOW .I'y years old my good vic at the age OF hy
The notice deem dns to you for yonr valuable dis
covery assured that whoever win rightly per
ments en- csen Of This city and resident here or the
last hl.eea years. and known to nearly he
with my name attached is st yOur service as wish TO pre-
WOODS HAIR KksToRArIKE.
rRorrs~oR Sir Having had the msfortHneto
fever In New Orleans in 1854 indeed make
OF sSuT p,sss and Osni Ito 80 % . the very
ss,.s can .n % obligations 70 yGI IN s5s to the
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg lea minister gulsr
standing. and pastor the Orthodox Church Brokhed,
Mass He Is gentleman OF influence and universally
behaved. MN DYER
BhOOKFIELD, January IL, lass.
PhoFEssns WooD-Desr Sir: Having n abe your
Hair Restorative giCes pleasure that its
has been eNceii-rt Inflammation dsndraa
constant tendency 10 itching with which been
''utird from chihOpi and has also hair.
which was b coming gray 10 its original color have used
other article with Thing like the pleasure
profit. Yours truly, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative IL put up in bottles of3 sizes,
VIZ: Large, medium, aud small I; the small holds y
pint, and retails for 8 per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more proportion
than the small retaIls for 50 bottle the large
retails for IS.
q. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, $40 Broadway
New York, ti1 the great n. y, Wire Railing Estab-
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. au H. SIN
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EVENING STAR.
the CHANT OF THE OPPREssEu.

Jonn Mitchell in the last of his letters to the Hor
A. III. Stephens, which have been appearing in the
columns Of the Southern Citizen, has the follow
ing:
the stifring martial poems and ballads wherewith
our inends Of Young ,rsssnd." then the nush of
hope and pride, klDded the spirits aud ambition OF
the peope-but now | shall gave ron a sample of the
famine poetry; A woman. With the high soul OF q
c nqnsror, aud the passionate tenderness OF mat
Tibie chant:
WEAR men. what reap ye'-Golden corn for the
Whist SOW ye'-Human oorses that wait for the
FaIntin! forms, hunser-stricksn. what see in the
ofing? - go
Stately ships TO bear our food sway amid the strans
There. proud array of soldlers-what do they
They guard our masters srsnariss from the thin
hands Of the poor.
Our chiIdren syOon bsfore us, and We c,nnot give
theresa quaint crowd on the highwsy-are 70 ooms
With S6lIS. eye: tia. cannot weep. and for word.
No; the blood j. dead within our veins-we know
Let us die sid IN the bitches, Jar from children and
We csHnot stay and listen to their ravrns faml.hed
Bread! Broad Bread and none to still their ago
MES
We lett our nfauts PLAYING with their dead mothers
We left our ma deps msddeDsa by the fsyer's
scorchIng brand.
Better maiden. th0u vert strangled m thy own dark
Better. nfsSt thou vert smothered in thy mothers
FIRST caresses-
Accused are we own land; yet tor, we still.
and toll;
But the slran :er reaps cur haryests-the alien owns
soil.
Oh. Cmsst how have we sinned. that on our native
p'aIu>
We perish. ssssels:s naked. starved. with branded
DIVING diving yearly With torture sure and SLOW
Dying, as dog wcnd dye by the way side rs we go.
One By ono they're fans round rs, their pae faces
We've ne strength left to dss them sIaves-theree let
The wild bird, if he's strioken,s mournsd by the
But we've die in Christian Iand-~e die amid our
In the land which God has given, Ikea wild beast
m has cave.
Without . tear. . prayer. a shroud, q sofan. or a
grave.
Ha: sat tank ye the ooniortiOns on sssh lived
Will not be read judgment day by eyes Of Deity:
Wesre vretchss. famished. scorned. humaa tools
obuild your pride,
But 6ed will yet take vengeance for the souls Dor
whom Christ dl. ID.
Now is hour OF pleasure-bask ye in the worfSs
oaress,
But our whitening bones against ye will arise a.
From the cabins and the bitches. in their charr'd,
sncofin'd masses.
Fer The Angel of the Trumpet will know them as
A ghsstly, .sec,sr army before great God well
stand,
And arraEn our murdsrors. the spoilers of our
lald.
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SODA WATER AND HOOK.

" you want q refreshing glass Of pure SODA
WAfEk, favored with tae different Fruit Sirups,
OF one of HOCk new article In this city, } calf nj
y: mlIburn Il o. Drug Store, under wiIIards'
Lola, where the best quality Of the ABOVE beye
80. r. MILBURN 4 CO, Druggists.
iSb-@Stu NIifa "a 81 IyofaI
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Iheysiust rsosivsd ,arse supsiy Oft he hest WI
s nc wy SAS Up WHICH will sell low. Also, White
Wonn uv and LINE Oak, Pine and Hicfory
oo,n., s pnoes Cal my Wood and Coal Depot,
oiadU ofS sod isfh sfs., Rsar the canal.
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SHIRTS.

l. ITTIN6 SHIRTS. AND No HunR,rc
Any gentleman who wants a an = arr, ~, . !;
sn, 70 nt, Of ne best quality Ci ss as every
ner Of 6th street. and Pennsy yania svenae. No 81
no sale. No nt'
D2-so HOPKJNS,s RAyAAp
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SALES Of .JlsSgiiSS,s 6, LAMPS IN THE

STATE OF EOUiSiANA.
In pursuance Of law, it is hereby declared that
tee Of postpon.ment dated May S xs g. t az the
pndeImenonedl land Office in the state Of Louisiana
to wit:
AT the land Office at MONROE commencing N,
Monday. tue 10Th day Of September next, for the
disposal Of the public lands, heretofore unonercd.
IN the following townships and parts Of townships,
North Of tAs base line md east Of ths prireipai
meridian
Sections {. and S; the N z 4 and the N K-orNw
d Of 9; The & Of 10; the n 8; the y "a Of Sc 4.
seS ns IS ia .. t2Sa a. e. t.se,es 81
s. and IS township nineteen scctl'Gs to IS. in
s sinIRR twenty and township twenty one of range
sections 2 8, 10, u, a, Is. ~. o. a, %. q 80.
inclusive; and sections s., 81, and IS, of township
tw mtg; and townships twenty one, twenty two,
sections q l. s, g. TO- ~ "a, i8, g. 2, "a, D. g. a.,
g, 81 and S., Of township nncteen sections to 80,
twenty; and townships twenty one TWEEN two,
ard twenty three, of range ten.
OF range eleven.
AT the land Sfhcss Ct MONROE. commencing on
MONDAY, the 9TH of Septsmbet ext. for the dis.
sections. within the aforementioned townships,
which remain to the United States. within six miles
minimum Of two dollars aud hSy cents per .crs,
North Of tAs base line aad sast Of SAC prtaeipsl
meridiaa.
Townships II and Is. Of hinges
Townships is, IL, and 10. Of ranges o. 10 H. end II
townships Is, Is, and IL, of rang o. Is and Ia
Townships Is and is, of 1nge Is.
The offering OF the shove lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will pro cesd the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the eaes thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks. and
no private entry of sny of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Lands appropriated BY law tor the use Of schoois,
military, and other purposes, viii be excluded from
the sales.
GiveH under my hand At the CITY of WASH nston,
this sixteenth day of ia Ammo Domini one thou
sand eisht hundred and hfty -eight.
THOS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofios.
NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right % -empilOr
to any of the lsnds within the townships and parts
OF townsh above enumerated required to es,ab-
lish the same the Satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper land ONCE, ard Unk, nav
0sRt therefor as soon as practicable off,, s,s
pag rhis Hoties. and before the day appointed for
the commence ment Of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
THOMAS A. HENDRIcKs.
.Commisscner of the General Land 0f6cs.
Nv 10 hwlSw E .. $50
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lNoTICE OF The PosTPoNEMENro OF TEE
W GEkE nknpEREp TO BE HELD BY PEo-
Notice hereby given ihat the public saI.s of the
Vacant public is de- WITHIN the Terrst~ry of Nebr.s
"a "A. y hich we're ordered by proclamation. No. sa,
GATED March 81, l5sS 20 he be ~ the lard oh ct
BRowNsvILLE. NEBRasKA CRY end OMAHA rITr,
the Territory Of Nebasks on the 9Th day of sep-
President, unit. Septen her 1850, prior IN rh re-
nod The viii again be adyertses sccordIns 10
lAW. n. - = JOS. z. wlLsON.
Acting Comnis'r Of the Gspssal Lad oAos.
an R-YeH
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Miscellaneous.
7 long WON THIS 'F,A in'
IL PURE OHIO ,..,,n,,
s;N. PIKE, Sole Propretor.

10 asa - Sycamore srssf. Cineianati, Ohio.
years from the Pure JUGS of the Catawba Grape.
thus sfording additional evidence Of the progress
of American enterprise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce ariic,es at homs, equal to those
nine The y o ihf S'e CATAWBA BRANDY no, op,
equals but eIces the best Imported Brandiss IN
purity and hsvor. IL il, IN fact the best Brandy
Known. This ststement is fully oorroborated nv the
CertIhca'es OF our most distinguished analy tical
IL Il is q sure Remedy for Dyspepsi,, Flatu-
lenc{, Cramp, Cholc, Lang uor, Lo. SpiIits, Gene
raj Debility. DO. No family should be without it.
Pike h sl'G spSOini!sS ar SSfsi BcLARKE
Druggist and Pharnaceutlst, corner OF Pa. avenue
and ~ street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. auh .
wHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE & CO. i--
PAP En1 x ALERs
No. IL Hanors, street, eorns, Of Gs,nlaS,
BALTIMoRE. Mp.
Agents for L. L. Brown 4 Co.; Thor as Colt;
Mn. go. GS s; b.Sn GosSy
K Robbins; X. Il A. II. n ubbsrd; gessud & l.atfiL;
j. p. KING Il Go Owen Hurbut; Platner 4 Por-
ger; Palmer 4 Smith; Parsons Paper Company:
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. q full assortment Of Book binders Leather,
Cloth, glue. &C.; Printing Papers. News and Book;
Color cd Papers Of all kinds; rtraw Board,; Bind:
colOred; Printers Cards and ard Boards, in every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
aud Letter Paper. Marble Paper, Post Ufhcs aud
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. all kinds !;
Sheathing, Tack and Spice Papers: Printing and
Wiring Ink; Alum, Ri eaching Powders.
II. Paper OF every description made 20 order.
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A ON MANHOOD,

The important Iaot that the many alarming oOm-
plants, originating in the inprudence and solitude
OF youth. may be easily removed WITHOUT MKDI-
CINE u.s. in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment
az adopted Ivy the author, fully explained, by means
OF which every one il enabled to cure HlMeKrP
PERFECTLY and At the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the ADVERTISED nostrums of tho day.
sealed envelope, by renting lpost paid two post
age saampst to Or. b. DE LANEY,.
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WHEELwRI6HT, NUDGE & CO., l--..
w WHOLESALE
p A A l. T. II .,
No, Ia Hdnorsy street, eornsy Of German,
CHEAP!

(HHEAP! CHEAPm
~ PALM LEAF FANS.
Just reocIycd, a 6ne lot Of PALM LEAF FANS,
by Ease or dozen. at No. 40 7th street, opposite
Patent Oihea.
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n sorts of COMBS as
Ar 18th street, apd at his
a. Hotal. NS6yu
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r UBIN,s EXTRACTS, all odors. at GIBBS,S
IL Hair Store, n0aT 18th styoot, and - IN 49,
Rooms, undS WIFkrds' Hotel Nh
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Mr.. ). TOMAS. Su: The sair OF Speotaeles you
to me. The, ere worry decidedly the best pOssess
end am tho owner OF eight nine pairs, car efuily
selected IN dferoIt places End from opticians rec-
standing in Francs, Eng and, ard tbs United ststns
have boon also pleased with your remarks and d.
TactoDB the treatment OF the eyes for tho rur.
pose Of preserving src improving the sight
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
b Professor of M. c., Lopjsyjlle ~
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Dec. II, 1885.

Having been for yoars nnder tho neoessity of h.v-
for lamp light procBr red ono got from Mr. Tobiss
which answered both purposes. have used his foJ
several months, and find thea OF ceent.
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) of w. g. METZEROTT,a large assortment
Of beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
th6m. IA ----.I = = : - u - $500 iyI
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Demecra,lc Neninatiens.

The unterrifed met in Convention, at the
Council Chamber, on the evening of the first
inst, and placed in nomination, the follow
ing ticket for City Officers: ..
For Mayor. SMITH Hooros.
City Recorder-ALLrN P. BENTLEY.
For Tredsurer-C. W. BOYER.
For Marshal-C. w. BRYAN.
For Assessor-J. L. FOREMAN. .-
A very good ticket, considering the mate
rial they had to work upon. The candidate
for City Recorder, Mr.. BENTLEY, is not eli
gible to the Office, not having resided here
the requisite time. Of the other candidates
we have not word to say, except that the
cand date for Marshal, is in no sense of the
word, qualified for the post. For proof of
this, we refer the reader to several notices
posted up about town, bearing his auto
graph. One Of the aforesaid, can be seen
upon the door Of the Post Office. If he il
as ignorant and illiterate, as the character
of those notices would imply, it would not
be to the interests of this city to have him
installed into SO important an Office as that
of Marshal. We feel solicitious upon this
point, and hope that the people will see to
it that they are not imposed upon. We
care not who the people support for that po-
sition, but We would like to see some per-
son qualified for the post, receive the en-
dorsepent Of the popular will. Shall it be
90?
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Tho Bugle, in noticing the nominations
made BY the Republicans, for city officers,
processes to discern change of tactics on
the part Of the "Republican party since Au-
gust last" Our neighbor is laboring un-
der slight obfuscstion. In August last,
the Republican Convention, for reasons then
and there stated, refused, by decisive vote,
to make nominations for county officers.
1t were useless here to state the reasons that
influenced that action, suffice it, that it was
not at that time ssargued that politics ought
to be excluded from exercising any influence
in-the election of officers to gil county Of
fees" Our neighbor must have been we'll
aware, when he penned that assertion, that
he was giving publicity to sentiment gen
Grated in his own imagination, and without
a shadow Of foundation. But then, what Of
that2--its part Of his party tactics-a de-
tsched portion Of his great political stock
in trade, and must be resorted to, however
unnecessary.
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A vexeA Qaess,ss.

Our nsmesake of Springfield, Ohio, an
independent organ, BY the way, thus talks
to the Legislators Of that State, in regard to
that vexed questionable usury laws-"O Our
good Democratic and Republican friends,
in the Legislature are racking their brains
with thoughts upon, and talking each others'
patience with speeches upon-the interest
question. Gentlemen, you had better turn
your attention to something else. Money
will command its price, and dozen legisla-
lures, each as potent ~ an English parlia-
nent or tomahawk in the hands Of Ca
manche, could mot effect anything TO the
contrary. The remedy for high rates Of
interest lies with the masses. Let N oney-
lending be made cafe and honorable voca-
ton, and any quantity Of good bankabls
funds and hard coin will food the market.
There is plenty Of money hossdsd, which
might be put to active use, and would be, II
q proper sentiment existed. II all the money
which might be in the market Vas % direct
cd, rates Of interest would soon fall to six
per cent. Won't COR Legislators please 70
let the matter alone? ass
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s.Give Us Good Banks Or Nene."

Thus saith the Burlington Hd,ckeye, and
] The sentiment meets with hearty echo from
the "bone and sinew'' of the State. Our
legislators would do well to give heed to this
sentiment. Let US try no experiment.
us sec to it, in the first place, that all the
Banks that are, or may be chartered, secure
the bill-holder beyond possibility of Loss
There is no danger of being too stringent in
this particular. Legislate for the people
and not for the banks, and all will be right.
If men will not bank under our laws, unless
they feel safe that there is an opportunity
presented for swindling the people, It were
better not to have banks. We, of this Sec
ton, have had our quantum su6ieit Of
worthless "shin- plasters," and look to the
present Legislature for something sound and
reliable, in the way Of banking laws. We
trust We shall not be disappointed. The
kcokuk Gate City, under the head of 'Don't
be Scared" thus treats of this subject
"There will be hundreds Of letters address
cd to the members of the Legislature, and
scores Of lobbymen holding on to their but
tons, earnestly demonstrating that the Bank
bills are too stringent. That they demand
too much security, and that the limitations
and restrictions are such that nobody will
take stock. ......a .. d..
Snow, if any of our legislators feel weak
in the knees or timber in the spine, under
these assaults, let them take courage and
stand up straight and firm, remembering
that just such objections have been made
timc out Of mind against bank bills, and yet
that there never has been any case in which
the stock was not taken.
"The people want safe banks. They
don't want bankers without money and cap
ital. They know that it is no hardship to
real capitalists to furnish ample security in
Understanding bonds, and they have no
fears that the requirement of such security
will prevent anybody from investing in bank
stock who has any business with banking.
"Without expressing any opinions on the
bills before tho Legislature, which, indeed,
We have not examined, we just throw out
this general remark for what it may be
WORTH" .. aas-
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sAall W. a.v. : na.lr..A ,

We call attention to the communication
in another column, over the signature Of
"Engine." It is from the pen Of An observ-
ing and well-informed gentleman and ono,
too, deeply interested in the future Of West
srn Iowa, and conversant with the subject
Of which hs treats. The suggestions thrown
out seem to us eminently proper and prse-
tiesble, and We hope will meet the approba-
ton Of the people Of this city. II the Com
pany have any desire or intention Of COM
mencing operations at this end Of the route,
or II they can be induced to do 50, by prompt
action upon the part Of the people Of this
city, in affording oil legitimate "material
aid" We hopo such action may not be with
held, but that the Company may receive
every encouragement in carrying out any
and every design or intention they may have
formed in this connection. If the action Of
the Company in regard to commencing op-
erations here, depends upon any continses-
cy, over which the people Of this city have
any control, we are confident that tho course
pursued will be in accordance with the wishes
Of the Company, and in keeping with our
past actions in regard to every thing the
least-wiss affecting the present or future
interest Of the city, County and Of Western
Iowa.
Besides the aid suggested by our CORES
pondent-the issuing of bonds by this city
and Omaha-there is proposition now be-
fore the Legislature Of this State, giving
Counties the power to donate their Swamp
Lands, or the funds arising from the sales
Of the same, to Railroads, to aid in their
construction, within the limits Of the county.
From the latest information We have, we
are inclined to the belief, that this PROPOSE
ton will become o law. If such should be
the case, VIC should be in favor Of giving
the lands belonging to this County, to the
NJ. L NJ. Railroad, provided the Company
would commence operations at this point.
and prosecute the work vigorously. II
property holders have realizing sense Of
their own interests, they will urge this mat.
ter seriously and determinedly. We make
these remarks, for the purpose Of eliciting an
inkling Of the probable action of our citi-
xons, in regard to this important subject
We shall pursue the subject further, at some
future time, in the meantime, wo wish our
citizens to ponder well, the question-"Shall
"a hava m Ro;lroad %,
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Tho Taunton Gaxstts has the following
paragraph relating to three Of the Rspabli.
can membsrs Of Congress from Massache.
sets: .ass
Hon. 4. Z. Dawes, Of the Eleventh Coz.
gressional District, Mr.. Thayer, 81 the Wof-
ccsesr District, and Mr.. Davis 81 the &c.
iDistrict, have al bcsn recently called hc0e
~ their wives 70 take . look s. 49,
'piedges Of aAsctions with whieh ~ hays
been favored. - -