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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-03

Nate CasSel.
THE FANNY Harris and KArs CAssEI will run
i regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
oil points above TO st. Paul making sure connec.
ttons at 0alena with the following boats which
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line 70 81. Paul,
eaviny Galena at 10 O'Clock, A N.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Iodwick, Master
Northern Belle. J. Y. Hurd =
Golden Era W II Slaughter
Grey Eagle Ds Harris
Key City. James worden
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for 0alens every Monday, wednesday and Fri.
day at O'Clock A M.
venpcrt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Hsr
ris, 1t O'Clock M.
The Kate Cassel Ieaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'Clock A ~
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n snday Wednesday and Friday At
o'clock H. connecting with Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves arrival Of the
Kate Cassel 1t s o'block P n.
These boats will give through tickets to al points
above 0aenA to II Paul, will also receipt for freight
70 oil Of the shove D. ints and will pay particular At
tention to the delivery ofthe same. Passengers and
these boats convey the Nall and must leave promptly
at the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening Of FULTON
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS PRETrYnAN,
IN. LANGLEY !. o.,
POWARS & co.,
y. p. 0lOvDNDDRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcA97-dM
1858. Season Arrangement. 1858
PAvo1IT1i MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
|
e N v . Y,
Rsevlav St. Louis, Ksokxk, BxvIi.gtom,
Rock lAs~d, Davenport, Dwbwews.
and 81. Pssa Pseksk
THI Llsis Dr.usht "a ~ 49,. essens'
| QSrk, hes commented unn1nG - 1egulaf HoGosl
- She above and tntermeGo1s poln1s, coa1iauug a.
| the trade during the seasna.
dled WITH g.sst care and AispssoA, sAd pesssnssFl
ass assured, In travelling upso the hve1, Of boan1
made always quite at home.
Or r..tshs o. Passage. apply On bo:ra;
OOOAVVYOS0S MVUDOAOOpObOs
TlH1 Qsaasss atentioa white paid b. u @bseh
| i ~ - raDa1llng Du1jtUU = ~ - sa1s1an(
aAi naaA~ I'D nasAa1 seyle. 0sA Chaiss and fan1l
eala1a4 DaA11aA = ~ s1yls 49, 49,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-03
Take them and Live
Used raROuGHoUr rHs woaIp
Hcrrick's Sugar Coated Pin
kia Strengthening Plaster.

ONE box Of Herrick's S.
Gar Coated Life Pulls. cs,sS-
ing Only Is cents, win LEA
: family Elk months, ave
twenty I've dcllars In phy-
slcian's bills fifteen or svss.
~ moro In los, time, and noe
unfrequensly. tho liSe a
some member Of the iAsnsly.
the value ~ which sAunof
be estimated In doIlars -
cents.
Herrick's KID stssnssAss-
ing Piastcrs curs IN ave
hours, pains and vsakns.s
10 the breast, sste and hack.
rheumatic onInpaalnss IN A
equally short spsos % tine.
Spresd on . bsausissi Ismh
sAin, their use ssh3ecss -
wearer 70 no incnu vsntpncp
AMI each oae VII war fru0
lone week 70 thres aoesAa.
nils. family bozea . ca
rastess, 90 I'D. leN CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-03

StO d art
NO FOR TU0.
EyOR TONE AND HINIEH, these instruments haze
II for the last THIRTY YEAks msintsined neEu-
tation unsurpassed By any others DAnuIactufed 10
this country.
Dor sale By Sw. OS0OOD,
sep1 ia Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-03
DENTAL.

I
JULIUS CnESEBROUGN,
D0ntA1 Surgeon,
/ MOULD respectfully infovm the inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity thai he has opened "a
WINS Block on Ferry, between Third aud Fourth STE
Tor the transsco0 of Mechanical and Oyer live
eistry In ali It's branches. Having received
" n from, and during tho rast year been
feels confident that any operations entrus "a 70 him
wiu be executed IN careful and skillful msnner
he VII be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him with call. his recommendations, which are Of
critical examination upon al work Committed % his
hands. All operations registered ana warranted -
He solicts share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LosDos, Oct. -, 1851.
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebrcugh has been
papil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, hn has operated with my
ONCE. In hts professional sbllty have the greatest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and
ful Dental Operator. WV. SHEFFIELD.
And also in referring 70 Aessrs.
9. T. . Q. Shepard, Hon I. W. Williams,
r. O. Learned, DR.. ". w. ohefBc1d
Hon Ebene.er Learned. @ Learned,
d.. LewiS Belts, Rev Daniel HUNTINGDON.
B v Browne, DR. " p Stoddard,
ofNew London, Conn also 70
Dr. barrows, u Burrows,
Hon J n Cannon, Or Baker,
DR. WitherWax, Rev d Naeon
WI Gurley $50. Aeasrs Cock L Sargent,
1ev Packard, d True,
An Barrow Esa, VA Remington,
B woodward, Mast
@ " Smith, Pnerwin.
II M:y@..e.: aAw Bailey. lrebs
Jos LAmoTite, Jno Rogers.
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Z. 8. MOORE.

yTssee. 1aaass, oaen anA O..
na0ental HlN7BQ. 0ano1ee
. q Wed, Aons ed Ho116H
0nding 1eoa 0iass.
? Lseleeapss 1csHssy 80 Rsko0 Hefn11na
80 Win 0i0DaeeA, = IT, best 0e1on ~ 1o1na
Nv. osssssnlv ssl ~ s,sss.a, usv.,~a
Ssvs. 6eS1iS
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ARRIVALS ar THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL Milligan, Va; w C
Connel, Miss; DIR C Hill, Va; + G Peck, N
Y; Proctor and son, La; DIR stamps and
family: Nc Capt Cross. Eng; Capt Bastard, do;
w T Jones, Miss; w H Bloodgood, Ala; l.
Guesinger, do; Cbandson, do; c C Kibbel,
Ga; James Cornck and lady, Va e. Robertson
Tenn Mrs Gasqnet and daughter, NC; A James
and family, do; VIM Lytie, Tenn; r. III Lytle.
do; Mrs Greenfield, NO; Mrs A johnson. do:
Miss Greenfield, do; A Brunson, do; q + Tay-
Tor, Tenn Mrs Taylor, do; Miss NJ T. Tay-
lor, do; Miss A Clement, do; S A Prichard,
va, ID Ssaie, MD; II stevens, Miss; w B
Goddard, Md: ID Luone, Ill; r L Sprauman,
Go; 6 w Hall, Md; Miss Bowie, do; DIR Par
hill and lady, Fla; II DE G. raffands Ga: CIlb-
bons, Md; b Wa ers, do; w smith, Nd:
w Boswell, do; Master James, NC; Rich d
Roper, sc; Roper, do; c Moore, Ny; b NJ
Thomas, 1SA; VIM WYekof, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-H N Collier, NYk: n
Hertzog, La; Duvall, A Robinson Hon p q
Grain, Mr. Broek, Md; DR. Stuart and daupb.
Eins and children, DC; Higginson, Mass; w =
Johnson, Miss Munson, NY; Berry, w ii and
n Berry, L Brook, George and w NJ HILLARY,
Mr.. Spruce, Md; w G. Connell, Miss; r ID Lee
H jenkins, sc; Rof, NYk; w H Clements, I
w strader, Ohio.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Barker, Pa;
NJ BdaIa, NY Capt Bostard, Eng; Capt Close,
DO; Calay, DC; w G Ledgeridge, Mas; q
h.wElns, Md; w II Hungerford, vi; A Livings-
,on, ~ u hume, La; w c Claiborne, La; T.
Acoarr, Miss kusbler, Ala; H NJ Mofdtt. be:
Huesman, do; A Sinclair, Nd; r SCHULZ
PA ID McNamaIa, NY; RevA Todd and lad y
NJ; Fox and daughter, do ~ 10y
KIR&WOOD HOUSE-R Pa,,a. W.. ~ ,
Foster, Tenn; A NJ Manson NY: q W not,,nion
DCi = w Williamson, NJ; A westeTveI, Nv;
u n Cornweil, Ind; Col w Ii Dang.raeld'
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IL In this world, truth can wait; she's use
a 49,

II In this world, truth can wait; she's used
III The lady who was s.bentn upon having
hef own way has been slaughtered by circum-
u Among the animals exhibited at the st
Louis Fair are some Cashmere goats.
IL Wednesday, September sth, was the Jew
W Rain Is badly wanted I'm Allegheny county,
ND The grass is dead, the pastures burnt up,
and the streams dry
III Some Of the wheat harvested this wear In
the west Is said TO be poisonous. The poisoned
grains are OF a red color, partly transparent.
" bald eagle, weighing twelve pounds
and measuring six feet from tip to tip and Gig
zen inches In height, was shot near Unionviile,
Serks county, on Friday night last, by George
W. Butt, of PottstOwn, Pa.
VI On Sunday, during divine service in 81
JOHNS Church, Richmond, Va, Mr. solomon,
the organist, fell down insensibIe and almost
instantly expired. He had previously been i'll of
GO The Etoile Beige gives the following eY-
ample OF the danger Of too precipitate internent
lev days ago, while the clergyman was recit-
Ing the usual prayers over the CONN Of a child
the supposed dead child, who had only fallen
Into a trance, awoke and Knocked at the sides of
the CONN, uttering cries. The conn was opened
and the child taken to the hospital
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EVENING STAR.


BIT MRS. STOWE. "f
One year Ago. ringing voice,
A clear blue eye,
And sl9stsrins eurIs Of sunny hair.
Only q year no voics, no smils.
NO glance Of eye. ..f
Ne sis;ssIins ca,ls of golden hair,
oP F ys mr. sff e. love. what schemes
Weat Joyous hopes, What high resolves,
Whaf generous strife!
The silent picture on the wall, -a
or ne oura Stone
vi All that beauty, life and joy,
REMAIN alone
And so much gone!
And yet the even How OF life
Moves calmly on.
Ths s,sys srS.. ssrssn the flowers bloom fair
No sorrowinE TINT Of leaf or spray
No pause or hush of msfry bird.
Ts!Is Us how ooldly sleeps below
The form We love.
where hast thou been this year, beloved!
hat hast thou seen
wa S vis ions faL, ynat glorious life
The veil. the veil. 80 thin, 10 strong
TWIN us and thee;
The mystic veil when shall it fall
That We may see!
Not dead, not sleeping, not even gone;
But present still,
And waiting for the coming hour
VI Gods sweet will.
Lord of the living and the dead,
Our Saviour dear,
We lay IN silence at thy feet
This sad, sad ear.
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Da. srRpHeN sTAIhLSs, T RY. -
OrTIcR Ise PINNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Z - Three doors from l4fh street.

DR.. BAILY bess leave 70 inform the public that
ne can be seen at Al hours. at his ONCE, -
o een pscsio
the large number Of pstients and rreat variety Of
feans to the Tssth M: o%s or
and especially Dfs Harris Sn and and
E Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard all
Enamels. Gutta PsTcha, India Rubber and Csments
ior the construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth. and
reliable substance that can be worn IN the mouth a.
vas mo.t nolusIvely shown BY the last American
xithoSsh he fistte-s himself from his long resi-.
ana pr IN he s
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS. -
From the late Rector Of the CkHreA efEpiphany,
Of this city:
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my eon6-
denoe in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the public that your ,kill SO well de-
'' Wssins.on, Aug s g. is Ssr' FRENCH.
From on. Of tAs oldest firm, in Baltimore
MsSsrs. Boggs, Cotnan T. Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dentist, of WASHINGTON city, to ecute for me an
to ny entire and IN view Of the fact that
one of the most distinguished members of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily i. gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a NOTE received from the late Hon
john M. Clayton.
u. 8. Senate, Aug 49, 1876
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
'' 'N ~ ~ Join NJ. CI4iiToN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
tooth, can oheerIuly recommend DIR. 8. Baiy as
superior dentist. He made q set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family. and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT r. NIXON,
Apnlls Is, 1856. Va. Conf M. Z Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occas ION to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. s. BaIly
surgeon Dentist Of this city. having been oogn-
can't OF his operations our families friends, "a
pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well AZ the uniformly satisfactory mauner
In which he performs ths most delicate and difiou Il
operations In Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the pubic, OF which We consider him eminently
worthy,
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. 9. C5pitO'.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID 4, of Washington, ID. G..
h. =. BOHRER, M. ID. of Georgetown, ID. C..
". 3. LINCOLN, nj. D.. Of w ashingion, ID. &.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID z.
GEORGE WALTON, Elk Governor of Florida.
WALrLR LENOx. EI Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. = Patent Ofhoe,
U: y. WIGHT, Principal RiJtenhOuse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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t YER'S .s .E
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
FoR THE RAPID CuRIor
- ~ COLDS. COUGHS. AND
HOARSENESS.

Through trial OF many ysars, and through every
nation of oivllize ed men, AYEk'S CHERRY PFC
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any her
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of Apparently set.
tied consumption have been cured by H. and thous-
ands Of sufferers who we're deemed hey ono the reach
OF human aid have been restored 70 their friends ana
life, by thisa powerful autdote TO diseases OF the
lungs and throat. Here a cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking coug h. the gissey eye, aud
and strong. whisper to all but him CoSsuxPTIoN.
he tries every hing. but disease IL guswlng
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHER
made his breathing ensy; his steep sound night;
bis appetite returns and with lt his strength The
dart which pIerc d hs side is broken. Soaroely any
nelghbo- hood can be found which has not some lIv
which have won for the Cherry, Peotoral an i'm.
pc ishabe renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, il accom- plshes more by prevention than
cure. the countless colds and coughs which It
dreadful harvest of lncurabe diseases. influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Pleurisy, whoop-
ing C0ug h. and ali rriatons OF the throst and lungs
are EASILY cured By the Ct ERRl PECFORA If
taken in season. Every family should have IL by
them and they will ind il an invaluable protection
from the inslduou prowler which carries of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling aIab
from many home.
Authenticated evidence Of these facts, with dreo-
iOns for the treat nent OF each comp aint may be
found IN Ayers Americ' N Almanac, of which We
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth. In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the inform alton il contains.
Druggists and dealers In medicine g. morally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared by oh. j. Z. AVER, Practical
and Analy tic,l Chemist, Isvell, Mass.
Sold by Il ID. GILMAN, Warrington, and by II.
COOK. Alexandra, and bv all dealers even where.
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vNHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractions-a fine head Of hair-it
becomes Q matter of serious Importance, and ths
question IL What shall We do TO stop the hair from
falling of, and restore Its vgor and beauty In re-
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPRovER. Atev
applications will stop the hair falling or breaing
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean sind white,
and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of it two months will insure you q
uxuriant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied after the second application, return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
IS, Sold in Richmond IGt By b w: PETERs,,N.D ruE-
and Ia Washington city BY Y. d. GILMAN, Drug
gist, BroEns' Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D.
avenue. Apl ly
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A MAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS WIFE. AND
THEN Curs HIS Own THsoar-A colored man.
Louis Jackson, q Whitewater and of violent
temper and Incorporate habits, separated from
bis wife three months since, (says the Pittsbury
Chronicie, Of the 9th inst y and ever since his
mind has been tortured by q vague idea that she
had been unfaithful Yesterday, he called at the
house OF his daughter, nearly opposite to his
wife's, and enquired of her who was over at
mothers" She replied, s'my mother and grand.
mother" after which he went away. Soon AFTER
wards the neig hborhood was alarmed by repeat
ed cries Of Z" murder 20 which came from a room
In the basement of Jackson's house man
named Scott, found Jackson saving away at
his wife's throat with a razorn Scott xei1iny
the head piece of q barrel, dealt Jackson several
blows on the head. This led him to release the
woman, and, drawing the razor twice across his
own throat, threw II upon the floor, and permit
ted himself TO be secured. Mrs Jackson was
conveyed to another room. Three wounds were
found on her throat-two on the left side about
two inches In length, and one extending almost
rom ear to ear. fourth wound, on the face ex-
tended from the eyebrow to the lower edge of
TIE ear; fth was found on the back of the
neck, very deep, and six inches In length; a sixth
on the LEFT hand, and a seventh on the rig bit -
The latter two are very severe, and were received
while endeavoring 10 wrest the razor from the
the hands OF her assailant. One Of them is ne
cessarily Of a fatal character. Jackson's throat
was cut from ear to ear, and a slig bit incision
made In the windpipe. The jugular was un-
touched however. His hands were cut in one or
two places.
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NiscellaneouS.
GREAT rMrk9sX T6yEEs.r IN COOKING
ConsHmpsson Of Smoke and Gas, and Sav.

Ing OF Iuct.
Ts; s;ss e;
ss;,. are nov manufacturing for their Fan ~
, Its well known that all intlammable mattsr re-
70 produce flame. The heat Of the Gre IN ordinsry
fresh air j. admitted under the crate Its oxyren
etnaqhsted SeioIe It has passed through the fire.
aet e an sItngusheF. tending to put out the IRE,
~ Ss o. asttssns the large portion
sss Of o. in the shape
ig pede the drak and interfere with the bafins.or
Of Invisible gas which combines with the lime and
destroys the mortar Of the ohmneys, oos ening the
loks, and exposing the dwellings to the danger Of
The introduction of an additional supply of cold
ar would cool the gas below the iGpitins tempen,
,urs but By tie sISpsr spPs st0vs The IRE Of
hundred degrees which is one OF the prominent fea
lures Of the passntJ the Eases are inasmsd IN nume
the oven, even the draft through the FIRE chamber
In additon to the ordinary direct draft under the
Ia. IN sddtions draft through the top plates, Which
10 OF itself sufhclent to maintain combustion. The
upper dra not only consumes the gaset, but il helps
70 strengthen and preserve the centre pieces which
which are made double inst ,sd Of the usual single
plates. By means Of this kraft alone a.! the opera
partially gnIted and the fuel consequei tly burns
more slowly and more economically.
heating the oven is found in the fact that the oven
will be ready for baking even before the FIRE Is thor
oughly kindled, and much sooner than in any other
stove. =
AS Cas- burning Stoves are tn. order Of the day,
the Gas burning Cooking Stove w not only be tee
leading stove OF the present season, but It will
dOubr eddy supersede all others. Purchasers will,
therefore, consult their interest by seeing and
examining 1t before giving any orders elsewhere.
The operation Is so perfect, and its advantages
commands preference over any other stove of the
same size.
We know this stove to be perhaps the most eco
nomoal, ehiclent, and Satisfactory family cooking
apparatus ever invented. SIBLEY GUY,
2 cow Washington ~. g.
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Medicines,
D. Is EN- AZ. - ~
q ROTkCEE1 81 RoI,l Lekfer1 Patent q

)PRorzcFEkb !, se1., 4 L. q Z p...n. ~ >,
EnIl.nd, and secured y the Seals ol the Eoole d
fnArmncie de Parisand the Imperial College ofm Cd
iolne, Vienna. Triesemaf No. I il remedy for Re-
hxatlon, SHermatorrhea, and Exhaustion Of the
system: Tneeemar No. edectually, In the short
spece Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
Gtes ~ traces pr those dfsorders which 9opaylasnd
oabebs have 80 long been thought antdote for,
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion 1.-THE popu
remedy for that CHASE Of disordsrs which. un7ort1-
nAteiy, the English physician treats with mercury.
TO the inevitable estTuotion of the patisns ooust
tuition, and which Ell the sarsaparila IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos l, 2, and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell, and ofll nauseatlnG suA-
ties They may ne on the toilet table without their
IN separate doses es adminstsIed b. Vsipesa, Isi-
or four GASES in one for %, which saves oS and IN
Sold b. DIR. Il. A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince IT.. /.
few blocks west Of Broadway, New YORK; Imme
diately on receip ofthe amount DIR. B. will forward
the % cases of resemar, and the large sises car
rase paid thus insuring genuine European prepars-
tons. The eS cases also sent, but not tree Of car
rage; S3nsaltat,on. a. usual, fromil 2. m. till
few blocks west OF Broadway. felly
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Nor1crnpruslNs Ne Ss%SIIoxp,.r.

NeTIcE OF THE PSossfTfosEMENre,ru,
WERE 0RpEREp TO BE HELD BY FRO
Notice is hereby given that the public sses Of tbs
vacant public laI de within the errItary of Nebrss
"a. Which were ordered BY proclamation No. Glp,
gateo Msrcn ", lSe8 10 he he NJ the lard oces at
bfowNsviLLr, NEBRA sxA CRY and OMAN CRY.
IN the Territory Of Nebraska the 6th day Of sep
temoef next, are hereby postponed. by rider az the
nod the sales will again be adyertsed according In
Acting Commis'r of the Genera I.s5d Once.
an 2S-vSv
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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
20 any OF the lands within the townships and parts %
townships above enumerated required to establish
the same TO the satisfaction of the register and re-
celveI OF the proper land oice and make payp4enf
thsyCore as soon as practicable after seeing tSis
noftce, and before the day appointed for the com-
mencement Of the public sale of the lands embrace
Ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. THOS. A.HENDkICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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