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: when Is covered With efupdohs -sshen y Il ca,d
and cammy--when there is inward fever or inHamma.
tion-i is impossible for the skin under these circum-
stances TO perform s proper functions and TO carry of
the impurities from he body designed by our Creator
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these DISTRACTIONS
and produce free and healthy blood remove the erup.
lions from the skim and il to brighten with the
flush Of youth and beauty. Beauty much admired
and loved. Beauty without paints and cosmetics-bui
beauty produced by health and happiness.
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills sold BY all dealers
In Medicines.
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counter irritation. and Ia this yoar friend
DR.. Brown sequard. whose speciality is the
nervous and cerebral system, fully concur
red. He made several careful nations
and came to the Conclusion that there was
still congestion OF the integuments Of the
brain as we'll as other abnormal conditions.
When the fact was announced to Mr.. Sum-
ner. and the exact process explained ofburn-
ing the neck and back with irons at white
heat, he at once said Try it without de-
lay, in any form and to any extent
The operation was performed by DR..
Brown Sequard, who wished Mr.. Sumner to
inhale chioreform. This he declined, and.
refusing all anodynes, went through the pain
ful process without word or vince. 1t
has been repeated since, and will be again
to-day for the fifth time"
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PROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHISoroS, Juiy %. p. M.-The course
10 be pursued towards Paraguay j. now de.
trrininet, having nrcuped much 81 the aiten.
tion &c lie administration. Ii j. reliably a.
certained that from the isol.led condition Of
Paraguay, and the difficulty d access 10 i.
il Is capaale IL makiRg vigorous resistance
IL Al outside forre. Independently a q
Few small vessels. mounting. altogether. ~
armament Of sir Or eight guns. Lopez has
three nr fur gund steamers recently n
s,roctrd 10 England, and II IN eligible poini
on the river. fort mounting 100 guns II d.i-
frrent calihre. H. has alspa standing army u
I2 900 men, and recently received ilom Eng.
land ca.g, u ampunitlan and he Ia. ~
his employ. - rug,neers and otdnancemei'.
several French ntirers.
The Administration will send feet 81 sir
or seven vessels. including the Harriet Lane
and ste aner Fulton. he fnrmer STEAMER 1, be
the Hag.htp. Commander Page. WIN has
been selected for tie 60 nmand. has proceed
ed l., the Nuih 10 or.ler e. charter such al.
ditianal steamers ~ NAV be adapted g. ~
expedition, aihaugh il = MT supposed that
il wdi be necessary 10 hre single gun. sei
ia view 81 the defensive preparations q Par.
aguas, IL il determined that nur inrcr shall
be sufficiently lnfmdablr 70 m Fl III possible
contlnsrncie.. The commissioners Lave mol
sci bsen selected.
L,d Napier ial lung Interview with
Secretary Gass tn-fav.
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SECURE Coon PAPER.--No family can af-
ford to be without good newspaper. News
papers educate. Their Importance as eIu-
The impressions they make are as lasting a,
life. Pure impressions should be made then,
and as much care used in the selection Of
a family paper as in the engagement Of a
teacher.
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the press know that Dr. CAyer, Of Lowell, (Cher-
~ Pecoral and Cathartic Pills. has associated with
him. hia brother Frederick Aver, ESQ., long and fasors-
bly, known as leading merchant nf The West. Mr..
Aver will conduct the widely extended husiress Of the
firm, which reaches 10 the commercial nations af
both helnspheres while the Doctor will devote himself
to his scientific investigations and pursuits.
Mercantile Journal.
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August I
LAND FOR SALE.

gISHE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land on
which he now lives, on the writers Of Little River,
six mites north Of Marlborough on the Raxhorough
rad. Il consists of2l0 acres more or less well wa
tered; has on il two good dwelling houses, two good
kitchens good double harm, and other on, huilding--
tolerahe good orchard Of peaches and apples Il not
previously sold. il will be offered 10 the highest bidder
on Tuesday Of Angus Court. Terms--one half cash /,
and twelve months credit for The other half the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN RAY.
July IS -4w.
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FARM FOR SALE.

sVSHE subscriber offers for sale her farm on Cane
Creek. 10 those wishing 10 purchase farm In
moral and highly cultivated neghbofhood, with fns
schools, would do well 10 call AID nee forthemselses
Il il located in quarter Of nile Of MI. Bngham'a
School, and about the same distance from the Presby-
terrain Church. Any person wishing 10 educate his
sons, or ,ake boarders will find comfortable dwelling
house with guoi barn and necessary out houses For
further particulars inquire Of me q, Chapel Hill.
C0RNELIA MORROW.
August 4. Oh
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win CHERRY.

Brookline, Mass. Feb. 5. tsai
To strH W. Fowls Ny DtD Sir Having s1.
petieneed results Of satisfactory character from Inc
use 81 W,ap's BGtsam Of Wild Cherry. 10 uses nl
severe colds, during HE past two years, am nduced
l. express The fu l,ih have To IL rcnosa,ing puTef
was firsi ipducrj 10 Try vi. medicine - 40 esle
iimeni atnui two years ago, 10 connection with The
strong Recommendation Il fiend, Wha vas well nigh
gone with consumption, snd whore relief from the use
II satisfied me II IL sleat value ~ cases 81 cold. aud
decline and most clearly demonstrating 10 my MUD ~
great value as restorative Thai neeis only iait trial
10 insure q grateful demonstration ff"m The public
Your nheJient servant
SAMUEL. A. WALKER
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on The
wrapper.
seth w. Fowle 4 Co. I3s Washington Street. BOs.
ton. ptopticiofs. Sold BY their ageuts ssstywhete.
lYr For sale 10 Hillshofough BY ]. &. Webb 4 70;
IN Grssnsborough BY Dr.. r. ]. Patrick.
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WATER Srnur IN Tug Poroaso.-A cor.
respondent Of the Alexandra Gazette, writes
from Hampstead. King George county. a
follows:
On the evening Of Monday the iath inst.
during the passing Of rain and wind cloud
frum this equity 10 the MARYLAND shore, :
beautiful spectacle WAS presented - the FUR
nation of water.spout near the buy on
Persimmon Point Shoal, in the Potomac.
The water wa. raised from base, apparently,
from fifty 10 one hundred yards N width. 70
very great height. when i was met BY .
pointed dark cloud. 10 the shape Of m ~.
serted cone % quite regular fnr,n. whose
base moved many degrees upwards. 70 b. lost
IN the mass uf dark cloud. that were swim.
ming EDWARDS to pour their refreshing con.
tents on the parchrd field. d our neighburs
in Charles county. The spout, Tor some
moments, seemed 10 be stationary. and then
il moved OF with much rapdi, until i
reached The high banks on the MARYLAND
shore where il disappeared. u i rare y
ace such phenomenon on the river, and Y
i.seidom that 80 large and magnificent one
iseyer seen even Al sea.
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BURNING or THE oLD " Ln0 CABIN or
"OLD rIpPEcasnE The .old North Is nj
Mansion House, the : log cabin" of odd
TIP made famous in song and story during
the presidential election Of 1910, was burned
10 the ground on Saturday night. Il was nc
cupied By the family Of Gil. VIM. H. u.
Taslor, son-in.iaw Of President Harrison.
Win barely escaped with their lives, saving
only their night clothes. The Cinc,nnatl
Gazette says:
"Nathng was saved IN the way Of furnl.
ture or documents. tie probability IS tina,
many valuable papers. lett BY President liar.
r,son, together with articles cherished a. rel.
les &c the old hero. and 81 The early history
OF the West. have been DESTROYED with the
building. The only portrait Of Mrs. liarr1-
son 10 existence. (painted by.Beard.l witt
tw. or three II The old general. taken Al 'i,f'
ferent periods Of his lie. ARE also probably
destroyed. Mrs Harrison. the widow 9
President Harrison. fortunately was cot y
the dselling the venerable lady =, Presen
being al The residence Of Hon J. Scott Haf
rlsun, q son Of Gen. H., lew miles bsyon.
The old homestead.
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Obituary.

Died. q, Chapel Hill. on the els. utimo, Mr. JOsEPu
D. Lucas for several years Tutor Of the Latin Ian.
guage in the University.
Died. in Tuscaloosa, Aiabsma, on the 26,h Of June
last, Mrs SUSAN MonAs, formerly Of this place, AMI
daughter Of Nj. Henry Neal deceased.
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STATE OF NORTH CALoLlNA,
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
In Equity-originaI Bill.
John II. Clapp,

John II. clapP,
John Tsbsco,t, sheriff Of Alamance county, James q.
Moore, John Holt, Williamson Holt and
James NJ. cluPp.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
Williamson Ho and James NJ Clapp are no res.
ijenis Of this Stale is therefore ordered that pubca-
tion lie made in the HiIlshorough Recorder for six
weeks, commanding the said Williamson Holt and
James NJ. Clapp 10 be and appear before the next
term Of this Court, be held IN the town Of Graham,
the sth Monday after the Alb Monday Of September
next 10 answer, plead to, demur said bill Of com.
plant, or decree pro eOatesso against them will be
entered.
Witness, Isaac Holt, Clerk and Master in Equity
for Alamance county, at office. this the 18th day Of
July, A. ID. 1858. ISAAC HOLT, c. &c ME-.
Jolly II Price adv. "a 80 as CIV
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

INllE First Session Of This Institution will commence
on the h Of August, and close on The cath Of
December. 1855, The Academy is situated ten miles
southwest Of iillsboroogh, and twelve miles west Of
Chapel Hill. 10 a moral and heshy community. We
propose prepare students for College or for The ori.
nary business OF lie. Tie terms afe as follows:
Classical. or scientific Course, $40 90
English. Higher Branches, 1900
Elementary, 1000
Board can be hal for 81 per month.
J. d. Oldham and ]. Moore are living convenient,
and viii take boarders. Fof further particulars al.
dress, W. r. OLDHAM. Principal,
Oaks p. o., Orange Co., II. C.
july l4-2t
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RRIEDs
A, the residence Of the brides father, the Goth Of
July, by NJ. A. Angler, Esq, MI. JAxEs II. GUESS to
Miss HELEN, daughter Of Bartlett. Barbee, all Of Or
range county.
Raleigh Standard and spi, Of the Age please copy.
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saoTHkRED IN rRuNK.--A boy. ten years
old, named George Prickner, the son Of
German widow, residing in Brooklyn. sud.
denly disappeared on Friday last. and was
missing until Monday morning, when his
dead body was found in large trunk or chest
in the house Of his mother. On Friday, while
thu mother was absent, the deceased was at
play with companion. and evidently got
into the trunk TO conceal himself, when a
self-adjusting lock closed the lid upon him
and he was smothered. During Saturday and
Sunday the friends and neighbors looked in
every direction to find the boy. but without
success. On Monday morning the mother
was induced to open the chest by a strong
smell which seemed to emanate from il, ex-
pecting to find the body Of rat, but to her
astonishment he found the body Of her mis-.
sing son.
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The u. 8. Frigate Saranac was 70 leave
Panama on the 18th for San Juan.
the hundred houses IN the Chinese dis
trict, Orovile, had been burred--loss $50,
900.
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srsarna sumSsR. The Boston Advertiser
prints the following extract d letter from
q gentleman Of high character 10 Paris 70 .
friend of Senator sumner;
Paais, June u, is5s.-rhc opinion Of
both physicians, approved BY DR.. George
Hayward. of Boston, vas In favor Of cautc.
ri1ation 81 the spine in order 70 produce
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance 81 authority given 10 me BY the viii
81 Jnhn Seely, deceased shall olIef for sale. al
The Govt HOUSE IN Marlborough. on Mpnliy the ed
DAY Of August next, being Monday II Court, the house
anl LOT whrte James :. Watson now lives. credit
Of nine months. The purchaser giving bond aud good
security.
SQUIRE u. TMSTED, Err.
By j. W. Norwood. hts ATTORNEY.
August L. -Sw
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c


E,INE BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book. Memo
fandun and Blank Books II ail -iIrs, Letter and
Note Paper aud Envelopes. Osiofngs Water cOiors
and Tuy Paints, Fine Playing Caids, D6ulin0s aud
Backgammon BOauls.
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth. Paint, shoe. and Horse brushes,
Ladies Rubher, Dressing. Bonnet, AMI Pod Comts,
Fine and Course Combs.
Ruthef Head Bands and Han Pins.
Morocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Purses.
Port Monies aud Pocket Books.
Sewing Birds. Tcpthine Rings. and Raiiles.
Metal Puff Boxes. Toy Locomotives. Patent Gun
Wade. Toy Whips. Fishing Lines and Hooks.
China AMI MaS Babics aud Doll Heads, Tape Mes.
sufes. frsnairsnni Saithts.
sosps, pomadc, and Perfumes; al,o Datn's and Hau.
els Toilet Soaps, pefiumefy and PoBadts.
China Csnde.stirks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
CUPS.
! rice Powders and siliy While. fct the skin.
/ tiain and Bango Strings. aud many olhet articles,
! los, .eseissd and iuF sale 81 the
DRUG STORE.
+ Jdg 49,
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saw FisH.-A saw fish about Is feet long,
with d saw measuring fur and half feet,
was caught up Newport River to-day BY Mr..
Asa Piser. and brought TO town. The saw
has FIFTY four teeth, some Of them about an
inch in length. lie is irightlul looking
monster. and naturally created quite sen.
sation on his arrival. This is the largest
fsh &c that kind that has been caught about
here in several years. Btaafof Journal
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Attention-Orange Guards.

Won are commanded 10 appear 10 front Of the Couri
House on Saturday morning The 1th instant al
10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 uniform. with parade CAP
and plume. and sir rounds blank cartridges.
By order Of ]. e. Webb, Lieut.. commanding.
J. Y. Whitfield, u. S.
August. -Iw
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Hillsborough Female Academy.

Hillsborough Female Academy.
rfNHE next Session Of Five Months will commence
July 18th, under the instruction Of Misses Nash
and Hunt, aud the superintendent Of The Rev. DR.
CuIlis.
Tuition in English sic 10 sis.
Music, Drawing, Painting Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, al the usual extra advances
Board. including washing, fuel and lights, can be
had al $40 10 sl2 so per mnn,h.
W. T. STRAYHORN, Sec'y.
July 6. 47-iw
y Raleigh Standard and Register, copy four iimes
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SHOCKING MuRpER,--A correspondent OF
The Wilmington Journal. writing from Brnns-
wick county, N. o.. ua,Ierd date Of 18th July.
says: Our community has been startled BY
one of the mast shocking hnmicidrs ever
known in this county. On Wednesday, the
18th INST. John b. Simmons deliberately.
and ii malice aforethpu.ht, inflicted witt. a
knife. upon the boly Of Nathan Simmons.
twa mortal wounds, one II The length Of twelve
inches. and depth nf five inches across the
abdomen. and one of the length ~ three, and
depth of Eve inches Just below the let' breast.
killing him instantly. Special cnroner Mil.
kim. held an inquest over The body 0" the
18th. The abn,e facts we're plainly proven.
Verdict accordingly. John B. >immnas was
forthwith committed 10 Jail. The affair orig
mated from a dispute about the possesson Of
. COW. The parties were all residents Of
Waccamaw district in this county.
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Once Neuse sInnufac,urlng Company,

HaIFIEHs june aus INYoa
,INHIs Company continues 70 pay y Gents par
7 pound lcf cotton and infn RAGs-deliyefed ~
Raleigh o. Il their Mills sx miles east 81 kelesh
Adats- II. ". Hustled. Treasurer.
lime 49, N-sm
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

i lie neat Session Of this school for young IA.
dies will hegin on Thursday the 18Th instant,
under the supervision II the Proprietor with M ELI.
eienl number u ahe and accomplished Tutoresses IN
the various departments
Il ]. desired tia, pupil. enter the school At the com.
mencement Of the Session.
TERMS;
Board per session. including lights. &c., $50
Tuition, Lower English Branches,
Higher 10
Music on Piano and Mcclellan each ls
French and Latin each s.
Painting. Gfecisn,
OH Cul0rs 10
Wax aOlk. &c, 8
u. Y. WATSON, Proprietor.
July IA as
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THE SKIN u foimcd with thousands 81 pores u
sseiy nrh Of s0rface whose Office / !, 70 carry ~ The
impurities IL the bloClihe sckncu sdgei rsusr Il a
diseases ii nankid-uhen The sk1 i tS and pafehcd
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STATE of NORTH CAROLINA.
UHtNgE CmNTy.

10 Eqaity-Marrh Term. 1858.
William G. Bowers and rife. u. Edmund Strujwiek
anil Others.
Original Bin.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction II the Court that Hen.
l ~ K. Whlsrsroon. John VI. Mcdowell. Charles
Mcdowell, Susan Mcnaaell, Mary MrDoaell. sas
Mcdowell. William Mcdowell, Frederick MrDawe
Douglass Mcdowell John Milhersponn aud David
Mlhenpoun, ale mi residents o. the State u North
catollns; Ii il thetcl,fe ordered ty Tie Court that
publication be made IL the ilshorongh Recorder COT
sis successive weeks notifying saiI defendants 10 apFar
Il The nsr Term 81 this Cnun, 10 10 held d the Court
Iiou.c ID HIlshonugh. On The second MONDAY q rep
ienhcrner and then and there u answer rrnd % DE-
muir o, judgment pro viii he taken agains, them
anil ihe case set down fr hearingtI yatis 70 Ihem
Witness. Thomas Webb, clerk sni Master ia Equt
", ii Office the 81 Mcnday u March. 1858.
THOMAS " EBB, c. 4 H. Il.
August 4. Price adv. -. 5l-e"
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DISEASE AxoNG CArTLx.-In South Caro-
lima the cattle disease has made its appear
ance and is doing much damage. An ex.
change paper thus speaks Of Il:
"'fhe disease may be known by the animal
frothing at the mouth. On examination the
whole inside Of the mouth will present a dark
greenish appearance. and smell very offen-
sive--the tongue will be stiff and they can.
not eat. As soon as find them thus Effected
have them thrown, and their mouths and
threats, as far down as can be reached, thor
oughly cleansed with strong salt and water.
This may be repeated once day until the
animal can Craze. which they can do in two
or three days. have had four mich cows af-
fected with the disease, and have cured them
all with the above treatment"
The cheraw Gazette states that the disease
is prevailing very fatally in that district. To
such an extent has il gone, that in numerous
instances. in hotels and in families, the use
Of beef, butter and milk, has been given up.
The butchers Of Columbia have stopped
killing Beeyes for the present in conse-
quence Of the prevailing epidemic.
ARRESTS IN NRw 0RLRASs.--The newly
elected police Of New Orleans went into Office
on tie first Of July, and the number Of ar.
rests for the FIRST eighteen DAYS Of this month
amounted to one thousand three hundred and
thirty seven! OF these, 1899 were white
persons, and ITS slaves. The Picayune say,
that in those quarters Of the city where III,
turbulent. in former times. congregated a
night comparative quiet and order prevail.
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IN CASKS Of LINE for sale Inv Tor Cash. Also
" COFFEE. stusn's SUGAR, and many other
seasonahle articles.
JAMES WEBB.
June -. a.
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n RIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-F II Gould, Pa; J w
ID III; J w Rice, Md; DIR , A Peters, Mo;
u h Murray, do; George Johnston and Iady. do:
h VI Allison and family, Pa; Miss 5 Young. do:
Flanner, NC; w Mcclellan, do; II w An
dr6son do; r. Miller, NY; w c Sprorton Md:
Dukehart, do: John Callagan, Va: ] Trims,
ton, Nv; ] 6 Wilson, Mo A Med r Erskine
Ill; Davis, NY B Hotchkiss, CT; HI Van,
DYKE ana family, NY; O. ; Giss, Ill; Mrs Farm
house, ID; IA Grove, Md; Ii Purselt Pa; C \
Seager, o: ) ~ Martin, XIV; II q Fait5aOts
Mass w Lowering, do -; w Martin, SC T.
Bostiek, do; q w Gordon, NY. C IL Ritter do:
sam, H, gardiner; do Clark, NJ HPUp-
Jos Bates, Pa; w & Davis, Va; Ternan. n
\; Jas smith, do; DIR Graham, Va; ] Seyern,.
Pa; Grady, NY; NJ A Martin, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-G Elliott, SC; C II
w ]. kernochan, La; A Mclaughlin and iadv a
Scott, Md; Anderson, Scotland; A Wall. Mo: /
ThTuston, Ky; = Santmyer, l. Easton. Col i
t,, Sowing, w Worhington, Md; Mr. Cabell
va; : Nj Burroughs. York; MIR Kew, Md: Cant
stsrrett; CSNi VI Jewett, Jno n Scott. Md: n
Nichols, Mas; Stchley, Hardiman, Pa; Or A
Marshal, Va; Perrot and lady, Pa; w Pol.
lard. Md; Davis, las Ives. Ct; ii G south.
worth, w Lyon, N York; Calhoun, Pa: A M
Hill, l. Leland, 4 Maddox, NY.
wILLARDS' HOTEL III CophiIl and Nv.
CAL Lawson, USN; John ThrustOn, XIV; Up,
de2rass, USA Barnum and lady, Md; w n
DeCOurcy, Md; w 3 KernOchan. La; J Van Ru
rem, w Patterson, NY; Col Cannon, w Allen.
~ cannon, Nj Hon A NakenIdn, " Yk; III +
nPham, Min; A Parker and lady, n York; ] Il
Heard ard lady, Mass; Mrs Capt Arthur, w Ap-
len and lady, 6 w Hatch, X Crosman, N Y;
Brown. do; ii Talmadge, Tenn.
kiRKWoOD HOUSE-C Campbell, Pa; J
=. LI'Ie, va Folsom. ChOcNat; w X Ami
dy, do Miss Cuihbert, do; + Cram. NY; l.
CokIane, do: J II Walker O: j Robinson. Nv.
w True, Me; Mitchell, do; II Bradford,
WASHINGTON poI-Sp
Nd w Strong, Cal; A n Cole, NYk: I Marsh I
hlsssck, ia; DIR Galloway, NC; J McCammet
"a Jno Early, NIk; Stehley, HaIdener' Pa;
p UuoIeloy; 90 Mr. hnTp w ]; ) Smith and w.
NY L Brown. NJ Azabriskie, WI.
U: y. HOTEL, IL. o Smith .-Hon linn
dy, Pa; + b Hart, NY; Fl q Dulaney, Va: w \.
Powell, do; Dorsey, do; ii While, do r A
Aemlstead, do; Waddle, do; c w AIrxander
DO = " Howell Dc BrOwn,va; w Tough,
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m At the land ofhoe at Sioux CITY, commenc,ng nm
harsday the first day of July next for the dis oossl
;,h hS vaeant ANUS In the ecsn Numbered Sections
wunin the aforementioned townships, which re
nan man 60 tae United States within Sir miles on
sasn Sde OF the Dubuque and Pacific RaiJrnad,;
i s%a the Iowa Central AR Line RAILROAD" sub
{oct, as re sulred by law to q minimum of t,co dol
'1rs ana nifty cents per acre, viz:
On the =" Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
North Of the base line and scest Of the fin mrs,
eipal meridiaa. '''"
townships 49, 50, and 81, of ranges "a and *
townships 50, 81, and 80, of ranges S. 81 and %
townships So, 81, 80, and IS, of rang o. Sc and az
townships 81, SO, and s. of fa yes a. 81 a. and A
rrowhshIps " 60 81 90, and IS, of range Is
TToWn.hips Us, 80, 81, and 80 Of range @6
townships 80, 81, and 80, of range n,
On the "Iows Central Air Line Railrosd.n
township rs. Of ranges 81 and IS
Townships &c and 81, of range8
and Il ~ w. VI '"nses ''' ~ IL 20,
Township. &c and 81. of range Q
Township Sc. of range IS.
AT the land office at Council HLu,vs. comu.,
etnk On M onusy; the seventh day of June next n,
tne disposal OF the public lands. heretofore Ts oT
ga stustea within the following named townsh,n.
ana parts OF townships, Wig: 0"nshiPs
Norh ~ rae base lise asd tcest of ths kfth ,,;
ctpaI meridian