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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FIfHE above Watering Place will be opened for the
Il reception q Visitors, the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE NEXT. daily line Of Coaches, -four hours
stagng) will connect with the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad at the Burnsvile Depot hours trav
ell from Memphis is the Springs For health or pleas
ure the White lphur is equal any Watering place
North or South. a fine band OF Music from New Or
leans will be in attendance.
GEORGE SHALL,
rnay3l-d&Wlm Proprietor.
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re- DYSPEPSIA. HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION,
by which all persons more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise, whole
some food, and dose OF Boerhaves Holland Btters,
ne hour before each meal
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Sumner Resorts.
Buena Vista Springs,
I.OGAN COUNTY Ky

[AT ILL again be open for the reception OF visitors
w on the LIST of June, and pains viii be spared
to render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Mrs Burgess, formerly of the Forst House, Russell
vile, KY, will preside over the Ladies' department
good Band of Music viii be in attendance. The Bow
ling Alleys in good order aud those in search of
pleasure or health will find both at Buena Vista The
stage will every other day direct to the Springs
from Nashville, and daily from GAINESVILLE Hopkins
vile and Bowlingreen TO Russellyile where convey
ances always soc had
mzy4-1md&tri D. JEFFRIFS ProDrietor
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Important Information.

4 this season 81 The year. no nmily ought n go
~ "a rest without having IN the house some pro'upt
and eff cnt remedy for cholera mogbus diaTrhura,
disorders that 20 attack all ages, and which
NAV result Tn fatal Consequences before physician
cstn be procured
The GrrscnberF nysentcry Syrup, only SO cents
per bottle has Ia The lust ten cured more cases
e disorders Il the bowels, no matter how violent,
than all other remedies aud prescriptions put to-
gcther.
DR. HIHRsKD, chairman of the BOARD OF Health Of
New York. IN t1e worSi cholera season. certnes that
from ne time ts pteiine usef AZ The Quarantine
graisnd here MT 0Rszher fatal case oC cholera.
DR. iiE foRREsr, Commissioner 81 Croton Water
Works, certines that Il all of bowel com
plants. produced by eating too much fruit or from
other causes. not from immediate stoppage 81 tho
discharges. but from n chemical change produced by
IN the contents Of the bowels and that % produces
affections of the brain, which other remedies are
apt 10 do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama n has always
been found n pr mpt remedy for Bloody Flur- IL
be bad 81 all druggists ami of the subscriber AZ
Patterson freefnAn's furniture store.
juneIt-u ALEX. MACKENZIE
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KINGSTON Springs.

w the Isl Of June, for the reception Of visitors
The subscriber VIII be prepared receive Boarders
and furnish the best accommodation, the rates OF
81 90 per day, IS 90 per week, $50 90 per month.
Servants, and children under u years Of age half
price band OF music will be in attendance. pas
senger Carriage viii regularly leaving Noel Co
College street, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
may 26-1mdw Ell KREIDER Agents
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY.

II VIE undersigned is very extensively engag
Il ed in the manufacture OF all kinds of Cigars, and
is enabled tocompete successfully with any of the
Eastern cities One of our firm, who has charge of
this departmen of business, being practical CT
gar Maker, customers may rely upon getting such
goods sure to give satisfaction, and which we
will guarantee in every instance. We assure
friends and customers that making fine CT
CARS came from Havana import from there
the finest Tooacco thereby saving considerable duty,
enabled to sell our Cigars when made at much
tower than anything Ike the article could
be imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry.
Call and examine for yourselves at
japl4 ALEX. DEIISSER,
No II Public Square.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WE offering for sale that beautiful and wen
w improved farm, containing 65 acres, fronting
the Gallatn Turnpike, and within sight Of the LOUIS
willie and Nashville Railroad 4 miles from Nashville
This place in of the very hest neghhorhoods IN
the State Tho improvements consisting Of a
mndious Dwelling House, god Servants Rooms
Kitchen, Carriage House, stables and two excellent
Springs; all under n substantial enclosure.
TRANSPORT, McWHIRTER CO.,
junel2-lm No S1nu Block
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SALE

T Will. sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned hv VIM. T. Mostly situated on High
street, South Nashville fronting sixty feet and run
ming hack two hundred The house is a brick with
all o'her necessary out buildings all in good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty-six
feet and running hack 900 feet: a good location for n
building site. This is desirable property to those
wishing to get rid of the taxes that are i'm
posed upon property holders and we would earnestly
invite those wishing nvestin real estate TO examine
this property
TERMS oF SAIE-A credit Of one, two and three
years with interest from date
RE- For further particulars call On
F.. r. GLASCOCK,
je7 Real Estate Agent
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STRAYED.

I,R0M the Subscriber, on he SD inst at Mcwhar
II ssrsvile six niles h0ta Nashville 90 tke LekA-
noa ftks, Bar hessE. II years "a, bsih hsn4 fess
newly she'd on hia fore feet. GA shess hs hlna
fast, snd IL a COED basxy and szaaie haE=s. vii
flEe hberai inward - ans Que uhe uIli ieaFe kln
a sinefstaas slabis coeEe street. N4sAxas, % de-
kvsr hlrn a. ne fesesa ~ NJ y horaersxille.
Nazh xssle, Spns ls. isss-1s ! A. bRlST
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Grmfenberg ChiIdrens Panacca.
Postponement.

WE regret that Ne are compelled 70 postpone the
w large sale q rich plated ware, there hxsing
been detention the Transmission q this sock
A. have reliable advice in reference is
arrival VIII give ne,ioe thF0ush The daily journals
~ frieads and eustelpers- Es.4.
juBees BESt. Y. SHIFTS.
n Our sale of Rich oricntai and Italian station
AIRY a certauly take place feesday the lSlh ias
"a the goods are Ia store, ana wia be
ready Tor exhiosAon On Aonday noon
lunet4 RFS
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WHISKY. sc.

NI1iSN >C.
SO BIS julius II Smiths Copper Distilled Whisky;
etO 20 bbls Old Bourbon and MeRongahela I"
10 % very Superior Old Country Whisky;
20 a. Oder Vinegar;
30 boxes Star Candles;
20 y bxs az I"
80 a bxs 20 "
Just received and for sale by
MOSEI.EY 4 MCCALL.
No. "a Market street,
JuueII-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MoNG the lot we have several good Families two
~ or three Young Women with first child four GOOD
House Boys, boys from Is to 20, good nning-roorn
Servants with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-u II II. HAYNES 4 co. q
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Who Wants Country Residence!

THE subscriber viii sell on the A nj -
Il most favorable terms, his res En-.
dence, on the Gallatn Turnpike MarI kniAf
road, two miles from Nashville A-laff1r4-4-S-7
this side the first tolgAte. containing nearly acres
OF land, about three in cultivation, the balance well
umhered The improvements consist Of frame
dwelling with three comfortable rooms, kitchen store
room, porch stable and carriage house well enclos-
ed, &c, and a thriving young orchard. Any person
wishing 10 purchase, posscsscn can be obtained the
growing thrown in and the farming utensils and
stock sold unusually low. For terms, &c, apply TO
No. 81 College street, near the Square
je2-1m J. MIIIIRON.
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SERMONS, SPECTACLES.

SS S@ S1
MR.. SERMONS, the renowned optician and manu-
WI factureC Of the above celebrated glasses will
shortly re-visk Nashville (by requcst) remain for
short time only Due notice will be given of his
rival. jel5
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For Cairo and Memphis.

THE fine passenger packet, Yn
L and regular United States xz77zCssSESga7
Mail Steamer, J. G. CLINE, 1<SSSxz1.@77=-SsseS
N n. ELLIOTT, Master, will leave MONDAY,
next the 2lst inst, at O'Clock, p NJ, for the above
and all intermediate ports.
For fregt or passage apply on board or to
jelS-3t A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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Fine Hacks and Teams.
NOTICE,

ON the 2sth day of June wiIl proceed to sell at
" public venude, at A. Haniton's house, at
O'Clock, p. NJ, three oyster chests for account OF
whom it may concern, unless The charges the
shall be paid
jel9-4t JOHN ARCHIBALD.
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a JANIEs MHITFfFI.n. Presilcnt.
FINE FARM FOR SGLE!!

II WISH to sell OF the prcttest and sesira-
bic places that has heen offered for sale. con-
tans about 400 Of fine and fertile land with ele-
CANT improvements.
Also, containing 70 Acres well watered and tim
bered, with improvements
mayl5-f WILL. I. BOYD JR
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TO RENT.

A NEAT residence in Edgeded-not 800 yards
IA from the bridgc-suitable for small genteel
family, is for rent for the balance OF the year Rent
500. Apply at the Banner Office june19-2t.
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settling or, oars Onv

THE resnssader q the Il Rich Part Bonness
Il aud Millinery Gossis IS The New York Esrporium
wili he sold wthia tLis Enuutk q great s1crfane
~sthout regard 20 cosi AIRY other consideFatoa.
Exchznge money tzken al 50 cent? on The collar
funel4
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whole Tick ets $50; Halves ST. o; Quar-
DILLON & co.

IN 6nIs Crushed sugar. for sale by
cU IIiION a CO.. Is College street.
so bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON 4 CO., IS College street
so bbls Crushed sugar. for sale Nv
nlLiflN a Co, IS College street
80 bbls Crushed sugar, for sale by
nIIION 4 CO., IS College street
so bbs Crushed Sugar, for sale by
TIiIoN 4 co, IS College street
50 bhis Crushed Sugar. for sale bv
)e7-lW DILLON CO., IS College street
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Magazines for July.

GonEY's LADY RCO'-:
PFTERSON's N,GAZINE;
GRAHAbi's MAGAZlNE;
just received by
juneio JOHN YORK Co
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DEFORE purchasing elsewhere, persons would do
ID well To call and examine those
FINE
SOLE
LEATHER
AND
HOGSRIN
TRAVELLING
ta- .-.f Trunks
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OOO BAGS Extra Family Flour from Clinton Mils
<OO smith county lena, for salr ~
T. n &. ANnFRSON,
Nos 45-T South College street.
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as am determined to close out the lot cheap for
cash. ]. II. McGIII..
junel6 College IT and Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-08
PUBLIC CAUTION.

S. 2.I.: Ia! .esssa Vi The year, unel there are va.
'~:seIeJ continually prevailing, the public prints are
Sled With banning advertisements Of ouack nos.
J ~Purportiag to cure every affection, from the tooth
aiae Asa,ic Cholera. headed Universal Remedy"
~ Ike ~a,,rsc,ive workings. highly recommended
E,,-s'Ai n. . s aud other 6sitn3uished men Of sirais,
'.r ..cle VIII tie nr:.of of srch sd e-t;sement.-
7 ae'r-rns ere usually gotten up to speculate upon,
Ens: 70 long a. they are unknb wn. Nor 90 with
EAKER'S PREMIUM BTTTERS.
haze been steadily and continually glowing In favor
-: Inst introduction to the public, till the demand
E:I aas become so grea, that the Proprietor can,
ss.; t~.aacu;y. keep pace with it. These Bitter
+ recommended as Il universal PanaoeR for every
" ~: :or Aeue and Fever, Dyspepsia, Bowel Com.
ta5ler, Norbus, lndi %yestion, Sour Stomach, Loss
E.t;s .nd AL diseases arising from The torpidity OF
F'F vi iu.c;iOn Of the Digestive organs, they are
k-A.c.
E9:'9Is,or has not sought to give theso Bitters u
y 'sfg'atlon, bu, prefers tie endorsstion OF their
B, >! MS nsichbors and friends in Virginia, thou
j WON have found speedy and permanent relief
Z. lee OF these BirrERs. All prominent Physicians
E-td ITEM.
Y. Hcep,s per bottle.
"a =; Wholesale and retail prices, by Messrs. Adie
N~..!c'l, Laid & Co.. Fisher s. Winston, and all
%'ar'aan, Druggists in the city of Richmond and
.s'.a .:giGia, Also. ClEs Stott .: Co, Washing
l. u. Srablcr 4: Coz. .Leith =. Hance, Balti-
"a: Rsrncs & Park, New York.
:':e'' LlloG be addressing
L. BAKER. Proprietor, Richmond, Va
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NOTICE


A PETITION having been presented to the Council
"A asking that they would direct a poll to be opened, to
ascertain the sense of the people as 70 giving the election,
or appointment of the following officers to either the
Hustings Court or the Council, rs the people at the polls
may determine, viz: City Collector, Gauger, Superinten.
dent Gas Works, superintendent Water Works, Manager
of Poor House, Grain Messu.er, Captain of Night Watch,
Register OF Water Works, and City Assessor.
Whereupen, the Council, on the 3lst OF May, adopted
lhe following resolution:
Resolved. That a poll be ordered to be opened on the
first Wednesday in July, Tor the purpose Of taking the
sense of the citizens upon the subject referred to in said
petition" -,
And appointed the following perscu, aud places for said
election;
For Jefferson Ward-Luthe. Libby, Joseph Brummel,
James Winston, { a. Smith and Geo. D. Howard, TO be
Commissioners; Reuben 7. Seal, Cd officer OF the Day Po'
lice, to be Conductor; and the Hall over the First Market,
the plac" for holding the election.
For Madison Ward-ElishS Sheppersop, William w
Crump, Geo. w. Randolph, Geo. W.. Gillian, and Francis
J. Smith, TO DO Commissioners; Cadnus c. Johnson. lsi
officer of the Day Police. to be Conductor; and the City
Hall to be the place fur holding the election.
For Monroe Ward-SamuelT T.. Bayly, Thomas Barham,
Thomas Boudsr, Samuel J. Rutherford, and WIN W.
Timberlske, to be Commissioners; Benz. NJ. Morris, 18th
officer OF the Day Police, to be Conductor; aud Lacy
shop, at the corner OF III road aud Foushee streets, to be
the place for holding the election
Teste<
lima o-tie THOS IAWSON C. C. r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND COMBINATION OF

In. SANDS. EATHANS g. CO.'S
fEH!ORNING ELEPHANTS
q. 7. BAILEY j. co.'s
h.. CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
~ exa:bi, on Council Chamber Hill, on THURS
UAi and FRIDAY, June 10th aud 18th, dor two
.ayl
op"a At o'clock and I r NJ.
~a;c'.s..on di,y cents: children and servants half
h. promiuen, features of this grand combina.
zee P-rtormsnccs of the wonderful Educated Ele'
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
.o'' Astonishing display of animal training and in
W oeaeld. Tccy march wit military precision,
r. ptdestal not o-er a footan diameter, ten feet
+ S'cuud, where ono of them will balance on his
fa md perform the most incredible feat OF stand.
I3ios head
n use OF the performance Anthony will play the
E"alaE, while Cieopatrs will DANCE In perfect
Esss music.
.as p%"riormance will commence with o new and
~IA'kGCADE. entitled
h. THE PERSIAN CAVALRY,
~; IN a series Of rspid cvolutions the worid.re-
-.Aefcises OF that warlike people.
e~-seht acts OF Hursemanship, by Mr.. r. Smith.
cue and hcrobatic Feats, by Mons. Fletcher and
|%aiscene Act OF Charges, by Mr.. B. Stevens.
- s1uestriaHism on Four Horses, by Mr.. Perry.
.''e'-. or .frial Gymnasium.
Ss ~'aul;ins, Somerseting, &c.
,.5ins celebrated Artists will distinguish Thorn.
H'ssrs. ~fiazlct. Ward, Smith, the Clowrs,
'a''ac. Stevenson, Donaldson, Master Charley,
~ Hor.e Act, by Mr.. F.. W. Perry. in which he
ss'' i'"oeila Perry iorly ) ysars oidA in rati'
ta.ns attitudes.
agility on the Slack Rope, by the Clown, !. w,
Sshe On Horseback, by the Clown, J w. Ward.
- VIII p~ersonate with admirable dexterity all
srea.as Characters: The Gipsey, Female Modesty
"sa,, god Of wine.
,sa,o, the grest Comic Singer and lester.
E%' Of Lady Equestrianism. by Madame Adelia
Il ISn me Partisan Circus and London Amphithea-
u 'onrs do grace and agile fests Of equestrian
, e!aaments will be eniivensd and alternstsd
s%s'rnsnces OF the original Bob 'Rldley'{l ohn
GLr.ao viii sing a variety OF popular Negro Mcle:
To-. WHO Dsnces, Jigs. &c.
!, ,r Wet.ainments viii contlude with Q Comic Al
!: iac Whole co,apsny.
NJ, I II Slve m exhibition a, Bowling Green, Caro-
.t:v ', June 9Th and at Ashland, in Hanover, on
d.,
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TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY o.

THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE, Is AYERS C~ATHARTlC PILLS.
THEY don't help complaints, but they cnre them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured III v oIst cnses OF Scrcfula
Two Boxes have cured ETysiPelao
One Box afwsys cures the Jaundicc
Three Boxes are sure TO cleanse the system from Boils;
often less than one does it
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of ulcerS
on the legs
Small doses seldom fail To- cure the Piles
One dose cures tue ~hcGdacne h;ising from a foul sto
mach
Strong dose. often repeated, expel every worm from
the body
They should be given to children. who are always more
or less afflicted with this scourge
ASS gentle Physic they have no equal
One Box cures d~erangemento of the Liver
Half u Box cures a Cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the founda.
ton OF every disease
As a dinner Pill. there is not their equal In the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but
do accomplish an tfnaccUuntable amount of good.
Prepared by DIR. J. C.. AVER, Practical Chemist, Low
ell, Mass.
Sold, in Richmond, by PURCELL, LADD & Co., FISHER
& WESTON, w. PETERSON, DOVE g. Co.. DUvAL l. Non.
ron. and all druggists. May N-d&c2m
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANTLE rTIRERS

TIME undersigned would remind the~-
Il Farmers and Dealers in Farming SN
Implements, that they are still in the mar
kt with a large assortment OF Ploughs in their almost
cndless variety, OF the best timber and workmanship.
Cultivators tor Tobacco and Corn, Harrows, Straw Cut.
tiers Of different Patterns, Corn Shelters in their variety.
Wheat Fans OF the most approved kinds Wheat era.
dlcs and Dcwys Patent Horse-RRke or Cleaner, which
gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also. Agents for Many's. Rays and Mccormick Reap
ing and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large 7arinty, since last season,
somc useful and important Implements, namely: a Patent
Tobacco Weeder, patented By Tho's A Robertson Of
Anne Arundel County, Nd, which will do the work OF sS
or eighthand9 in the culture of Corn and Tobacco. Tothis
NC call the special attention of all farmers. A new Sod.
Cutter, which is worthy the attention Of farmers; il is
highly recommended for pulverizing the sod. 1t ia diff.
tercntly constructed from any other Plough in use in.
stead Of plain Surface Mould, there are Cutt2rs extend.
ing from il To break the sod fine. These can be removed
or replaced-when worn they eau be made new at a
smnll cost.
Horse Powers and Ttroshers of different Patterns can
be had of us. Among them them the Fits improved
Power and Thresher.
Pel;ns Internal Geared Power, which superse les the
necessity OF the leather belt.
Plough and Machine Castings, by the Ton OF single
piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels. Hoes, Trace Chains, &C.. &c.
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine. To all OF
which we invite the special attention OF farmers and deal.
ers generally to call and examine our stock, As it is Il
source of great satisfaction TO us to be enabled to help
and promote the iateI est Of the farmer.
We are always on hand with our usual pr0inptness. and
ready to accommodate at the Old stand, No. $50, Pratt
street Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
March l7-6m COTTlNGHAM e. HARDING.
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of packages Of 10 whole tickets = $50
10 Half 40
10 Quarter" 20
IN Et-l. ~ N
c.. w. Y ERBY T..
BANKING W N GOVERNMENT LAND
OFFICE.

No. g. Dearbon Street, Neu Door North Of Post 0soe.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
II CAN now enter from one to two million acres OF the
VERY REST QUALITY OF FARMING LANDS IN
CENTRAL N WESTERN IOWA. with Land War.
rants, so TINT the cost of the land will in NO case exceed
one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre: Many OF these
ACRE, as soon as entered Persons who have mol war
rants, and wish to locate some OF these lands, can do SO,
by sending me, by draft or In currency of some good
bank, one dollar ard twenty-five cents for each acre they
want located, and ! will guarantee iacm A NO. l
LANDS. The above amount. one dol4 and twenty-five
cents, will cover oil exEenses and cha1e es.
Ny commission for selling Warrants Is one cent per
acre. My commission for locating Warrants 10 twelve
and a half cents per acre. The Land Office fees are two
and q half cents per acre. Persons sending Warrnnts
must in all cases send fifteen cents TOR each acre they
want located, which pays my fees aGd' the Land once
feas. This amount must he sent Il. a draft or currency
Of some good aud responsible Bank. Persons sending
Warrants must also recollect that they must send a Pow.
er Of Attorney authorizing the location of the Warrant
for them. and in their name, leaving the name oil the AT.
torney blank, go that can put In the name OF some one
Of the men have employed selecting these lands In
Iowa. will send blank Powers of Attorney TO persons
when written TO Tor them,, In making up papers !. ID es'
sential to have them very plain, and the given name writ.
ten in full. Powers of Attorney must be ged
by some Court having q seal.
Direct your letters TO q. w. YERBY. Post Office Box
1857, Chicago, Ill.
REFERENCES:
l.. VERIFY, Richmond.
Col K ] Hamilton. Hon David Stewart, Isaac Cook,
Esq Postmaster; Col John T Little; Hon John Wilson,
Commissioner Illinois Central Land Ecpa.tlea.; Glen }
B Beaubisn, Col ChHrIes p,Cl, Chicago, Ill.
Messrs Sw slneY, Rdienhousc, FAINT II Co Bankers,
Col N Thompson, Washington, G
Hon w w Boyca, NJ c., South Carolina.
Hon HA Wlse. Governor Of Virginia.
Hon + w McComas, Lieut. Governor of Virginia.
Thos w Meredith. Esq, Merchant. KilmarnOch, Va.
Hon VIM II Ross. late Governor of Delaware.
Hon Geo Briggs, New York.
John Hurst. Esq, Baltircort, Nc.
Col John II te;ryh,N, Harrisburg, Pa. May 81