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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-23

re Zo-It NAULF, UIIPfT5.
HEADQUARTERS 18TH RE3IMENT.l
= RICHMOND, I'D February, 1855 !
ks0RpEA No TX.
Il Companies "a" and il" B." Of the
Y0u"g Guard Battalion, will assemble this day.
TUESDAY. at oclock promptly, for ESPECIAL DUTY.
By order OF the Col mel
fe 25-it CP RADY, Ad't I7g.h Reg't.
TIL EATRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-23

e. FOR RENT-0n Peasants street,
E3::i near DR. Streekers, Union Hill, comfortable
frame tenement, with brick basement, containing :
rooms with other eonyeniepces, garden attached.
and well of excellent water on the premises Kent
per annum, $40. Apply to JOHN COOK.
e. al-ts Corner Main aud Pearl sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-23

%as FOR r EN- IA very desirab -
Viii Brick Residence, Oh Union Hill, containing
four Rooms, with good kitchen and water in the
yard. Possession given Immediately, and rent mod
crate. Apply to
fe l7.-eod4t VIM, CULLINGSWORTH SR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

H FL M q " Ii
uARDWARn ON COMMISsION-The subscyi-
i i Der has removed his entire stock OF III RDwARs
To his new store In Nichols Block corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE. where
he VIII keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In hts line.
CARPENTERS, BUILE RS
BLACKSMI7IS, MdCHINLS7S,
TANNERS AND FARMERS
will here ind . larss and we'll assorted stock Of
Shelf and Henry Hnrdscare
which will be sod BY the understand ct ten 20
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store st % low
rates - at st. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
5oodtf 70 WANNRrRN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Singers Sewing Machines.

LHOK aii manufacturing parp1ses, Singers eewng
Il Machines are deemed Indispensable. The pnbtc
INSIST upon having their clothing &c, made by them
Singers Family Sewing Machine - the latest pvesen
ted for competiiion and, being arranged with full
knowledge ~ the defecis of other machines FOR simt
lar uses, hiss avoided P.medied them all.
II 10 the abandonment Sewing machine ever mad,
and the easiest ~ operate
Its excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are -slAdy spps eeisted by those acquainted with
sewing machiDes and give assurance Of their be-
coming universally adapted. Apply 10 n Singer 4
Cos Gazette Copies sNyJlied gyG@is
Western once lao lAAe street, Chicago
rrasepCHa VIM Br,terick, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
Of CANADA
J. "A DEIJGHrFULAN ROMANTIC RoUTExI
FROM JHs wEsS 10
Boston. New York aad the Eastern Stssss.
Wa The Michigan CentrM Greot Wssfet.n, Ooden.-
tn'gh AMI Icrmoht CrntraI and
Grand Trsnk Raiirsnd Of Canada.
Passengers by this route have sn orport unity OF
Visiting some ~ the granaest and most wonderful
scenery in the world. including 7sronfo kiacapa
Fails. Suspension Eriige, hs Thousand Islands
RdIids ~ The 81 Laurence, lnebnr Montreal.
White Mountains, the Tubnii, B,idg. tnfayiy !,
nios IN length, Lake ChamIiain FoHs OF Mont
Morendi, Hudson Eirer, .fc ETC.
On aud after May 1sbs, bags age will BE- checked
through from Ohicsso
The Mammoth Steamship
LEvIA HAN,
Ov.92.CO) TONS, AND 700 WET Lovo
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips T. Portland this Tourists return ticket.
from Chicago 10 the chief towns In Europe will shot
ly BE- Issued. Ti,hets from Chicago for al points
EAST, also for the LcyiA han, ~ for the ~ u 4 b.
Co.'S ships be obtained at the Office of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, 10. ~ Dearborn street: Chicago.
ExiiAN0E ON EUROPs.--8 ght Drafts On London
at Nv dollars pr pound sterling may BE- procure ed
at the Office Of The 0rdnf Trunk Railroad In CHI
cAg0.
wARRACK,
Agent Of Cir. Trunk r. X Co. % Canada.
apr10dtf-cHs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
A reat. ID scOvcyr

". \. CHlLDS u co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFI.v'G ?!
WE. the undersigned, are prepared to eonsrac,
w and put on u the shortest notics,oar
Elastic Fire d Water-P Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet inve0ted that will sue
cessfny resist the action Of the atmosphere Ia even
climate 1t 10 perfectly Ore and water proof and In
point Of durability We believe b equal II not SUPP.
rior, to any metallic roofing. We can put 1t over
old tin, tar, iron, or shngle roos, making diff
ference how hat or steep the roof may BE-. TIKI
foorng iswArranted to prove Is above represented.
We Will put It On for % % par square. Go Seet
sqnare We will apply It upon tin and Iron roofs ol
- 00per square, being. account Of It, durability
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite al who ere building and those who wish
their roofs repaired TO call at Once opposite tn
pies and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duYab.
lily and practical ility Of this roofing.
N. B.-we are prepared to MI orders for our C.
meat 70 those residing At distance with printed d.
Oay ana eosasy Righss for Iosoa s~d Nia~~sssa
ftv safe.
J.BvAN BERGEN I B1O.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RETERENCEs IN CINCINNATI
Ar Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Firth.
Ar samuel Ogden, No "a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ No 62 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle President Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law. Agent Of Roya! Ins. Co., LOndon
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto 4 Co., Dry Goods dealsra lth
street.
itchell and Rammelsbsss, Furniture Msn.'s IN
dealers Ath street.
iles Greenwood, Esq.
IA Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goat. 4 Pstchin, Ruildeys,
RW Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo II Parker,
d Cline, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street.
Jamme, Donelly 4 Lea, DavenportiIron Work
Hi Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers..
ROCK ISLAND.
SSGnyes,
Michel. Banks
iona Woods
Lewis n Weber, Postnasssv.
CHICAGO.
q 8 Hubbard. :Ae.na Insurance,
Hooker,
Ira Foots Builder.
Bears. Wood I Co.. Bsistssd Msnuia4uYingOo, No
line.
Rexnor, Clinton, lows.
Henry O wisner. Wholesale .Orechsry- 6eaisr' lsvs
City.
uay9oAts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
REMOVALS.
Removal.

Removal.
VKyE have removed our stock Of Clothing, Cloths
w OassimeScs, Furnishing Goods &C., % our new
and spacious store i'm
METROPOLITAN Bl-OCK
And are no prepared to chow them old friends
and customers. and many new choose 70 ia
yor rs. We leave this week for New York and Hos
ton, where We vii purchase and bring % this city
the richest AMI most fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade, offered Ia this MARKET 1T
Wholesale and Retail Prompted by our success the
past year, we feel srrured that First Glass Cothing
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed and We
take II upon ourselves - open such an one trusting
IN our MANI friends for It's support. do business
strictly on the one price principle and every
article. I1eb25-dtfl r. H. Parks A Oh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Buffalo + Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
Al the above ONCE tickets for New York Boston,
AMI all Atafisns on the New York A Erie and New
York Central Kairc Ads can be obtained.
wARRACE,
Agent Of y d l. u Railroad,
aprisdiy.rHR No ~ Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
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Bargains in Holiday Attire -

MOAB WALKER a. Go. respectfully annonuc,
1N et they have supply Of gccneps' M,
Youths c'otlng for he oilsys they intend disonu Of
rory Of goods tea public confident of riyin
perfect snisfacsion in price make IT. and material.
from oar variety cnuu,eratc Tho following: e fe'
Mo beaver. Raglan Clarendon of ao,,
x',le and varo1s shades
Glaok beaver ans, cloth
Hiue shl brown beaver owe
tsfbys'nrc krrspy Raglan
Rnshst Pilot ca"Ab coats ~
trench trlcot beaver Rtgians and a Clarendon
taAsy beaver llagsDs. fur trimmed
toak~ t,lnas. and
Shawl Of All grades and prices
For hn4lncss md drcs VIC have
Burercr basket stT
six mixd =. #r
fancy and plAtn .ss
Back cloth hock aud coat, nd papts
French breast Csss cloth. silk, and yelve
trtrEdd Nssuftrrnt OF
-sasnatcriais with cf without band -
We would siso atssos stock
sssisesaSs FURNISHING Geor~
Narcotics Nn.n slirtss ~
80 v''sasitl ~ - cualN b y
Hosiery, urdershtts, drawers aS isss
Scarfs, tfes. hanlkercblefs
Stcsss, murcrs unbrcliis. Ae
r's.hinr irsvcihng russ m n -. af fAH
All 70 wAtcs disys,-r "A az A. -.s... . 81 "a
oompctasen Can and az E its y " wv
- ttN ast'fffng7 Marble HalI.tmru,pu
m. ,ty,N4s bosns Hotel Building.
-'nt is. q ISL No Jos Penn, ap.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

STRESGIT MErAin-In some experiments lnsdc fol
testing the comparative strength Of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority of the latter was significantly de
mcnspted Two pieces Of copper, Of equal surface and
thickness formed into arches Of about fifteen inches
in length, the having Hat surface, and the other
two corrugated arches The arch with the fiat surface
gave way under the weight of few pounds while the
corrugated arch witIstoud the weight of two who
violently srgc upon it without making the least inn
preston In another experiment, made upon large
scale an under equal conditions, the plain arch gave
WAY with three thousand hundred and twenty six
pounds of pig iron upon lis crown, while the corrugated
arch bore The weight of sixteen thousand nine hundred
and ninety four pounds of the metal for ortyeght
hours without the least perccptibe DETECTION This was
afterwards increased to twentyscvcn Thousand pounds
which also remained fortycght hours with visible de
feCtion E#s1s sHassa Fftast.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Yet through all these prvatcns had the satisfaction
of being frequently ssssared that my cosnpa,ss weuid
feel themselves empy cornV nsaed II py could qly t<
the Ineaps Of iestosins mt 70 ny sspds and relieving
me FROM that dsrsff " which they had assured that
my ms Mas ckposcd . Ga. hs..,,,, :, .fssl.s.4 III
feel i te bs duty xlth tcYe ~ ls utsp6 " make
fair and candid oay~.atSse * ss~a facts or doubt
whether sy ah agent ot Ae United Staacs La Indian
service has Witnessed similar aschncnt hs person,
os loyalty ~ tho~e hws anil regulations which
have been instituted for tieif government than nes been
manifest in tisis 's@s~hr~ @
The alrsyyr ol any in charge of the surefinen-
derry of indian affairs for Utah Territory trust viii
constitute sufficient apology or thus obtrudng these
facts upon your nocc. -
Very respectfully, yom obetlient servant,
GARLAND HURT, Indian Agent
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IspsssSpsScn, Mo.
United states Patent Oniee,

nN the petition ef Silas c. brgin, of HolNs
Maacbisetss praying the extension cf patent
March, IS&f for an Improvement IN machine -
folding eoh' IRON the rSIifat
pent which takes plarc the 9Th day of March 1885
Il tho said petition be heard at the Patent Or
M,s,day the ls tsy March, II osieck aud m .
son are notified appear ayd sirw auy they have u
petition ought not 10 be grahsed. |' n
Persons oppo- ing required nle ,ls ~
Orice bsdr "jsshms sccsy set trt IN writing a hr
tho day ~ hearinp ai testimony filed by either
b.sel add hearing lie iakee and Transmitted in as
ance with Of the cicc which VIII DO furnished on @
tion. y ON hrH rtFt
The testmouy he win be closed the 18Th Fetr.
deposi,or other papers rolled upon tes,ns, ms
ca before the morning ~ that day the areu
II any. within ten days thereai'er. n
or,crea also that noste he published the rncu h.
pcpcer and Eyenna Star Washington; Argus, Phiaiclph
News Now York lost Boston and Inquirer Cincinnati Or
eek for weeks Ssvons 20 the Let March
the ds. Of hearing
Es,-IF N JOS HOLT
Commissioner v rattB.
r. s. Editors OF The above papers will please copy sraa
bs to the Patent Office with paper containing ih7 notice
Dee 10l-1a~ Jw 4t IL
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CIFT BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

| ~ IFT BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
\J neled Mcen Types d Particular Attributes all
hy Mary Clarke With stcelpble "
ustraiions, bound in antique 81 .saaI
Tic City Of the Great King hy pr barclay Beautifully ooorci
plates. 50 80 and S.. tt@
Holiday edition Bryants Poems illustrated With seventy de
signs, engraved in the highest sty le of art. tsa ssf
The Home AT Portrayed by the Poets by Charles Mackay
illustrated with 100 engraving vnrious styles 81 and -
The Book of the Patriarch job Illustrated with 80 cngryngs by
GILBERT RtaingS and Notes Jas. Ham,
lton d. d. Supcrby bound ~ so and 81 @ 8aNA
Sacred esories by Rev, Vim Adams With 100 engraving
quc aud muslin gilt.
Complete worss elegantly eiaon a 49,
The Iocca Works Of bishop ebcr elegant line
from original designs, ~ and $6 -
The Republican Court; TIM Days OF Wash
ng,on y illustrations Of Distinguished tl2
The ssbbnt Bell illustrated gift books consisting
Lambs and Cray noie Works Pleasures Memory and Of Hope,
Poetry the Year, Fields and Woods.
Scaa His the production Of The SCOTTISH Poets s.,
81 30, and So .aH
Nineteenth Ccnnrr English cdi-
tons; 1872 engrayipgs. sb ,s 81
Cowpor's Tn'k aud Gray's Eiegy; illustrated.
barge variety other oun and nstratcd works,
cthc with the largest stock of uycnc books to be found IN the
District
New Juveiilo's; Money; by 1. C. Tutili 4, ss
Nj, and Chic; Wcck' Holiday al Rydae Rectmy iusra
tc 1 by Idrkct Faster. IS cents
the Daughter
6fabir grls.n rs ~ q, fhaH H5Jt R+
Cousin Acc' Nc Book Place for Fseryhing and Everything
rs Place "a s. &. 44.5s
The Young Pilgrim Tho Way Home; Tales Of sweden and the
NorscmrD, SC
Bibles and frayorboaks. Y n
largo choice styles 6 binding from 20
cents IN So Hta,.lt t1 AfslH "
Writing Desks, Ladies Cabas, Card Cases, &c. &c,
For sac the bo,ssioro Of wM BAIIANTyNE,
ihc 10 eo3t tos seventh street near Odd Fellows 1laI
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
Eclectic Msxsxime Gs~ ssS~.

fl,BE jahhars uuioi,et il published tiis week
T. nlr alone fs crnbi-bed S'h IA beaanny spsray ed
are rich aud sa,.od s.sar4aa isa,a's- 4
e SnS .ra Ne quote s q ,se maay notes q aoaenia
cn We have received from genemen wen known ~ 'pe s
Fsop. RerD Dr. Bacon.
The selections the Ecleets .de viii much iatsu,eot and
good taste from the whole OF British ris hera'u No
publication Of the KIND within my knowledge affords so rc supply
''''S = LEONARD BACON
Nrw nasss, Jutyl 1851
From Rev Dr. HsmIhJsy
have e been reader Eclectic Magazine
acquainted any periodical 50 rich IN the ability aud va
rey Of u monthly Articles seems % me sarrass ai rs so,s
do considering the wide Of wh the editor syas himself IN
his selections wish ia wide circulation . ,,.,m,-
rrrrerrr,p October 5, 1851.
Professor shefard Of Bansor.
character and wor,igvng the abe and best in
brief and at mota'e price rejecting The shallow and un
profitable GEO siifTAkD
BANGOR, sugust1l 1857
E,o~ d., Ha.ass
An Acquaintance with princra contents lie leading foreign
roncsscd indispensable TO who would keep
asJ i ' m o q ,h ' ySs % 'F, i, n~rrs we'll ,e ,k Of
wnnowng the wheat from these publications thus making what Is
mo valuable in their pages accessible 10 the american people
cA,vms cnrrcn New York Nov. 7, 1857
From he Indepeadcnh
Eclectic standard periodical has rich table Of contents
What lef d the foreign reviews and masanes er rs regular
monthly skInnngi s. only milk ard no. crcaif
From he New Fork Tib,ae. ,ey
Tho cou,cn Of this standard periodical continue exhibit the uni
excellence which has given the work such high
literary IL element
penny obmposion hut always fulns its promises
valuable papers the periodical
Of the enabling its readers to enjoy "a asg
the "ercam" Of variety OF popular woiks
TERMS
The Eclectic Issued the first OF month Each number
l4i neatly stitched
Twelve numbcr three volumes, with titles indexes
Twenty embellishments aud neari, 1900 pages this year.
Price So, ne
Eclectic viii he promptly sent by mall to address
Tile postage only three cent. number prepaid at the
delivery s.}0 Rt#s as+ftaf
Aspecmen number with PORTRAITS, wall be sent postpaid for 80
cents renitled In postage stamps.
Address W. H. BDWEIL.
Dec 16 No 5 Beekman street New York.
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II mo: s5s9:l
Notice

Ofne Rtmocd Of ae Tend Ogice from DuScas 70 AAnns
8g tMss IN MICHIGAN
In accordance with the provisions Of the act
Congress cntlcd An net authorizing changes in the at
oaces Hra March ai 1885, " hereby doccH
uat the ac, shr the sale Of public an's a BIKES
the state ofAchisan will he removed 10 The iAsD Of hAIF ~
carly period AZ iHcctirntfc
Further precise time of removal will be sS
the register and receiver for that land district.
Given under my hand, at The city a Washington, this VI w
December, a. ". 1877
lb order Of the PresAient s
sf 93 Tlit)S. A. IENR'HEs,
Cotnmss OF The General Land taa
Dee 4--1aw6w IInt.l star
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

SHoEr SrEraIIEs. In the English House of Commons
they will not hear man speak at length who is not
known beforehand TO have something to They cheer
him down, cough him down laugh him down, clap him
down stamp him down go down themselves TO din
ner Long speeches aoninaton, SO, remarks the
Philadelphia Ledger it will become at Washington A
few Of the really great will make just many really
great speeches Bnt the business of the country
rapidly coming to be transacted by sharp, short
pointed debating speeches, with the qckwitted retort,
than prosaic orations. ffG '@
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
samuel r. H0over's Boot, Shoe, and Trunk
establishment.

(tOME and scc the assortment Of boots shoes, and
r. ooyrr has hand and settling on very reduced
prices. 1865
ladies' gators Inees OH style shoes ej
encrnens patent leather and e, boots aud Congress CATERS
so, regular prices 81. .a uttE AlN
for buys and youths The reduced rs
cents 10 81 80 ~f u, $780, t.F -k.rH
I,dics' Congress water proof CATERS for ~ IS.
Morocco double roicd boots ut 81 hecied IS cent?
Trunks, n salises, and carpet bags cost 'fa s#
Call AZ 81 3 ras ---~
Ladies' lUosT ,oss ~ .sf sft
ti.tcnous aud Trench worked Slippers.
aud Kid Congress. .heele gater slippers.
Servants Shoes spd boots Of nil description w
= Ipota store,
,&fe4te ~ 9th streets.
Dec 16-lw -. a .9, - y ~ I.g,1 g. r. HOOVER.
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NOTltE.-Lan Warrant No. 1853, for llv se.ss y \
IN issued in the name Il M, Wan Ness N~ s I'd
on the 18th day of July, 1877 To Brswmy, GT H.
hnd cRcc Vt Seveas' r,nl, WISCONSIN, the snn
keen received him hrs been sgmrN el 'n ~
w have filed a e General Land oGcc 70 rwv
suing patent the same, and viii 10 iur u'"' '''
'e''" ''"oe ''' ''e 'f"'''' I" 'i'f' y sSYrrg sn
ID. M y.,se,s w.ssmg'~e, ~
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

t)kkPAkAllONs FOR CHRISTMAS 4,
MARY lie OF their arrauoar,e,i a. ~
rroh'gf seasoa Their s'9s iseaiss seleeson 81
iai bindings, unprecedented variety Of rngih ana
milo hooks, Ni n chc praver b d ~
newest sts es sAtusss TrtscIos tns cahn AZ
TO Which they eesssshay invite attention. Es1tt}
.s0 rl, TAYLOR A. MAuRNS. rl.tl
pOO - Bookstore, gh slroui.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Nicholas ongworth, the Cincinnati millionaire, best
known for his navemerican wines celebrated the if
teh anniversary OF his marriage Christmas eve by
epcndd golden wedding. at which every person who Of
fciatcd at his marriage WAS present save one The family
pastor pronounced a4rriae prayer sad the ring OF
Che golden wedding was placed upon the hand ei th'
bride by the great-gran,lchilI of the loving pair.
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Notice.

r AND WARRANT No. IL, 759, for ]bo aelfr,
Il sued in favor of Thomas Richardson, dated h s
ls,5 and by him assigned " has bcen ~L 1n' r
mailed TO me by j. L. Sharp, 1T Gcpwecd, lows on ri s'
nc,~H,hcr 1896. and Inns not been ~ rcc.ivea S-
has been filed ii tim Ccncrsi Land Ofre 70 1, \,
ance Of eni 81 tho same, and IN due time application
rHCNis a'p
wNuuSuyov. Dec IL 1857 e AZ
Bno 13-faw8w 80 HIH ,ti
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rI,nEaanyEN,rrREs or 4 CAr, $50 EN

-VNUE AUVENFFRES OF a NAT, Mt
Ga, Too cclcrei engraving. ipndoa 1901 Asra o~'
The adventures II Bear, and a Gress We" wv
Wings. London, 1887. ~ sf !. IN -, a ,.srsf q
The Adventures e4 Dog, ana t'pcl irg l-oi
Ioots 1851 .,.,, g,sssrs
lnndon 1881. All 49, =. vi u ID LI ,,,,,.f
rsiry Gcad Translate ifrom tho French many i'"s"'F
don, 1887. aA 10 4f ns,a u
T,l and Fairy Stories tr.e~aie from The s'erms asoa
sfseikrd story fa lhe Ynor,, nanny ilnua'"p iu,o
Eta Morton School Iasnn, hNs many 'in-u' ,r,rrrn,
ron, m "r"g "r ~ oe"S s' new ', iRScK TAY"
Jan
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~ mo. 592. ~ s
Nv the Pre- sident VI the United states.

| TN pursuance of law, ], JAMES BCCIIANN
President Of the United o America do hercby ds
ana make known TINT Public sales VIII bc held at the underm
land The state ALAsAsA at ths periods hereinafter
| mated, tg sit
Al ,c laud Office Essa scvmmencng ON Monday, le
day Of April tie disposal Of the public lends situated m
! the following named townships. viz !: 81 ~
Nth # s tese ts and ~e, n NJ ra,ldAdss,s motast
fractional tow nshp OF ranges 10 H. ~ 15 II Is q
ip s cs ranges as le 90 81 o. "a "a
Frptiasl aec,ns - ~ u, -, and 10, Of fractional cHn
| of range 70, 80. .s..t t.l.a
rrae,ion, sccns 20 "a ~ freesa, ownshp ans
| ~. ea@
Fractional, seqsn 20. tina hsH Of fractional
| ir;rtouu TOW nship Got range ss ~ M 49,. /.
Lands for the Of -choos military aUl
| purposes will be excluded troTu the sae. .h1s
The ocrng above lands will e commenced oa TN day.
will prerced IN the order in Which bcy are ave-
,s ssIe shall kcps open tesfr tkcn t 's and
try the tuds VI be nftted until aner the cxsnbs
given under nay hand the city Of Washington this twenty
at p,ce,bcr snii thonsanl eight hundred
4 seven. tA ..
by the President ssfs ~
| '''Fa Commit ssousr W NC it:cn~rei Iapd ehcc
| NOTICE TO PRE- EMiTION CLAIMANTS
Every ,sro ~ntNle right pre- esnrcn aie
th, tho town hips paris II w,,slps nbcyo enuners
aircd establish the ip the satisfaction OF the regr
as rrcicae after s.s Al. S&e and rfse the dry apI@s
the tc Rlic sac n thc hands embracing s'
carncd shsrwssc such claim MY be forfeited ,,>n,
| et tsishs Ccrm,.sscncr OF the General Land tfe
/ jim 5--lawl3w sSta tin6SahrJ
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
THE NORTH. lI.AMHRlCAN REVIEW
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Article J. The Public Economy of AtlseHs II
H. Tbs Prucs- H sabssapastcr. tye
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". Ireland. Past and Irtseet
VI. AuatesDicp trekts4uy-
sNil. The Hnancisl Crisis. Fbf II ts4N
NIiI. jrruSalcM 49, n "a sE
TX, Contemporary French literature
X. Icwcs HatHry II Fhiosophy
N. Critical Notices. sFses - 3ii ta
XII. New Pubicalicns. is.sa{ y x :. .
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THoN,s JsFFERsoNs FATHERs STRENGTH Peter Jei1er-
is described by Mr.. Randall IA of gigantic
stature plain, and aversc to display he grave ta
ctun slow 10 make and not over prompt to accept, ad
yaces. He ot those calmly and almost sterny
selfrcying men, who lean none who desire help
from And he certainly had both muscles and mind
which could he trusted He could simultaneously ''hcad
up (rse from their sides TO upright position) two
hossbc,ls of tobacco weighing nearly tho,ssnd pounds
apiece He once directed three ablebojicd slaves to
pull down runous she'd by means OF rope. After they
had again aud again made the effort hc bde them stand
aside seized the rope, and dragged down the structure in
an instant. Traditions have conc down of his contnu-
inc his lines surveyor through savage wldcncsses
after his assistants had given out from famine and a
tguc subsisting tlx raw flesh Of game, and even OF
his carrying mules when other food failed =