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A FIRST RATE NEGRO CARPENTER q, r.r.
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Bank Notes.
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NTW-0BIEANS CLASSIFICATION
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MurAuy DIVISIONS AND Eyrr>utruErs.
A despatch o. the Northern partrt Fum
Washington. says:
Tho Ou,rterma.ter General. annual r.-
mont IL rg4dy for the rrlas. ThpyVrguii-
trrra in this branch of tho War Depart.
mcnt for the past yg.r have amounted Co.
sq.1.,G. $3.50. and oft hi.1mouut a l.t.lruyyr
slOOnuNl have been swallowed up m
Utah The Pacific Department b. th, -.-
caud district boz point of dlHurscm'n'..-
During the past fiscal year thrrr wrI' hu'
seven Military Department.. riEs Eastern.
Florida. Western. Tev1- New Mexico.
Utah and Pacific. The Department or
Florida hos lately been merged into tH"
Department of the Ea.t, aud thr0o now
pcIattmeuts created. via. Platte. taIii"r-
mia. and Oryeou. tho latter two being gr,-
aicd out ct tho Department of the To-
.tHa
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a. b. d ID. SANDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. IA MHLUN STREET. CORNER or FClros
NEW YORK.
= d; a. -, :. q o. "Htr Tor sal" tnr cash. OF on APP
proved credit. at the lowest market prices large ana
We lcctgQ assortment Of East India Mediterranean
and European biJ G- AND MEDICINES
Lows Genuine Brown Windsor and Honey scans.
PeriumeTy, Fancy Articles. Fancy Soaps:
Brushes, Extracts, BronEes. Trusses. Leeche-:
Pants and OILS. Dye-SuIffs, Druggists Labels;
Window GLASS, Surgical Instruments:
Druggists Glass Ware. Hattcrs' Goods:
shakers Herbs and Roots: Genuine Cod-I liver oil /:
Together with every article comprising the stock of
Druggist or Physician.
NaC York, July, 1874 la-Iy
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I22{92e THE undersigned oilers for sale. su ar-
PSTSl7 rommodatng terms. tIo plantation on
1a5b<s~ ~ hlrh he Resides. which D. situated
~YyS Buckaunuy Greek Ia Clark county. on The
49,, road leading from Qutm3n 20 Niah0l.0u's
store, and y miles nom he~'tn on the Mobile and
ONO Railroad The tract consists ~ 1000 acres and
about $50 81 which are iu cultivation and under good
fence. There j. also good Dwelling House. SIN
House and Press. and an the necessary out hliiIu--
~ the premise This place j. oftha best tracts
% Land on East Mississippi and besides - one of the
prettIc-t situations u tho state.
This Land wlil De- sold for one half cash and the
balance u L muntis, and is well worthy the attention
OF 81 persons de.rou~ If purchasing good Isnd.
Addl'-- me AZ Mlrls-yIilr, Clark county. Miss
JAMES NENA~CD.
f.TIA 1yuUfI, Mss Feb. -. ISIS. 9i-lk
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Caution to the Public.
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HlNNINNiffl ElHUUl bUUhN.
T'EACHERS OF MISSISSIPPI. have YOU examined
i the following School Books. selected from the
'Aatsoadl Series u Standard School BookS'f If not
please send to the Publishers for copies for examine
non which shall be mailed free ofpostagA upon receipt
Of prices annexed
Mgateth aud MeNallVs Serbs d aboguphts- Nos
Prices 2jc. zoe, 60c and Sl.00.
Pref Dal7eS Ne1c Series q ArItAmetcs- Nos-Prces
IS, p. 10, zoe.
f5rkcr agf Hatsons Yso Series Of Ronders-Pricss Is
-. 40, 30 and Toe
$. v Csarks Nsss English Grammar Nos.-Prices IS
iq5sftS Nattgu! Philosophy and P9rte,s Chemistry
norton and tortys First Book u Sc,nne-Price $1OO
" teI >G."2 History Of The GHod Stdtes-Price 75c-
5I3,5 ~ lotfS History u United StGt6S-Priee soc.
h"eaTd ts!r@Sot Hisf5rY-Price 81 so
Nav Books RECENTLY PTRIlsHKD.
fToI D1ueS tnircrSity Alg,bra-Price 81 %
" " Smith Jar08}c DefncY-SOc
.Isrclilc Spclicr--4G,
DcfHerS MaRual-6Oc
Bfoos1edS First Book ia tasHpositio,-3Sc
BogfS ElepidlfS Of Rk5.oric-44c
-, a. :. BARNES & CO.
Publishers of National Series Of Stand School Rocks
No. 81 and 50 John Street. New YORK
Nei5 YORK, Nov. l3 1855 E1f
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B. NJ. 8 f: A. wHITLOoK & CO.,

b. NJ. q f. A. WHITLOCK & CO.,
" 2 o IL Frs,
ID Beekman street, corner of Nassau,
tNEALN OPPOSITE THE AsroE HoUsEl
few doors from the City Hail Park.
We keen constantly on hand large stock of
COGNAC NDIEs
Of our own importation. being selections OF the hest
brands and yluta-c- IN half pipes quarter and eighth
Casks IN the same assortment Of packages large
variety d WINES. together with JAMAICA RUNS.
HOLLAND GINS and other LIQUORS
FINE SEGARS from the best manufactures in Ha-
yana. The various grades OF Genuine Virginia Manu-
featured Ios,eso mostly put up upon orders; and
TEAS AND FINE GROCERIES
We promise those who may entrust their orders to
us entire satisfaction. We are very careful IN
toners and do not ask any one to keep or pay for
goods m any way deficient, and although uur BUSH
ness is already very large We have she necessary "a
~ Tork laIy,Is5s. ao-iy
PECK BROTHERS,
NANuFAtrUEEEo or ALL KINDS
Elk II 4 N SION KIR is,
.nWsliH, CrfHsIiSs, Bone HHd Hoop skirts.
The custom Of southern Merchants Is respect
81 Chambers street.
Adjoining A. ;. Stewart a COD
N7o York, July 1855 4o-ly
J.wNGRArH. EoaEHT rNEEp =. n. MURRAY JAS A. MILLER
McGRATH, TWEED s CO.,
NANtFACTURERS AND " Wholesale DEALERS N
CLOTHING
lol CHAN1EGs 0rUEEr. CORNER or CHURCH
NEW YORK.
Ass lvrk July, 1855. IAlv
LATHROP & WILKINSON,
No. - BEEKMAN STREET. NEw NoRK
Importers and Jahbers i'm
FRENCH, GERMAN. ENGLISH AM .AtCprr ~
Z "A N Q Y GOODS.
SUCH As
COMES, BUTTONS. RRUSTFS
JEWELRN, PERFUMFRN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
,,, WOOD & WILLOW WARE. &C.. &c.
Which their facilities enable them IA t,r M he mos
favorable terms '''' va '''' '''s
NaC IOrk, July, 1855 4nlv
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Meal; MeaI!I MeaII.l

1D00 81 Shells pure. white, sweet Bottled MEAL
lOOO GRlT- and HDNINY. for sale every iav.
fresh ground. made from choice White Corn.
Ii ypu want nice Corn Bread, try our Meal.
y" Mil IN the United States can make better Meal
,han wa furnish
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j. :. STEER,

HIur-. tlHF uE u'rfts.
OK NG + y ATED BITTERS.
and other popular Fanny Medicines. .lway, on hand.
Buyer- viii find here fresh and unauthorized Med
ioiue-- selected with care and warranted
CllF1nd examine the ~tOck-i.l- very srp.rfa-
JIeislu. July II. lSl5. s4-iv
GOODS AT COST!
I'VE undersigned are uow selling OH their present
i stock of DRY GOODS BOOTS. SHOPS. HATS
ETC. a. New York cost and charges for C,.H. ami IN
1'ieT terms.
The public viii find 70 their interest ta call ox-
anime and make their purchases, Us there b. u1 hum
bay: We are selling strictly ou the terms mentioned
-NL-E-
We most earnestly request those indebted 20 a. hy
note or account % come forward az once and settle
the same. as longer indulgence cannot Doe given.
y. NCklN-TEI 60.
I'udiug. Jan. u. ISIS I3-f
II. A. SMITH,
f-urceSsor % James smith,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER II
TINWARE AND STOVES, PUMPS, &c,
No IS State Street, JACKSON Miss.
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Tho first Annual Fair Of the Jasper
County Agricultural Society was held in
this place onycstcrday. For the fir.t Of
fort. il was highly crcditablc. and spoke
well for the interest felt in the objects of
the Association by our planters. aud
stock-raiscrs. and also by the ladies The
Secretary wasunablotoprcparralistoftb u
premiums awarded. in timc for our pros
emit issue. That, with % fan account OF
the exhibition. we shall take pleasure iu
placing before the public in our next issue.
Mtssrsurrt Borrow LANp-A corro-pon-
dent Of the Memphis EIli mention. o.
sale Of bottom lands near Columbus. Ark.
Tho entire property sold for STA 300 ou
the block-that Is the 1910 50-lOo acre. of
land and tho G3 negroes. with the teams.
stock and farming utensils thereon
There were purchasers on che spot from
Georgia. Alabama. Tennessee Mississippi
and Arkansas. The average of thovhoIr
!. equal TO Slo10 a piece for the negroes.
and about $50 per acre Cor tho aui-the
terms were very 'trirgcnt-gqu1l almost
To- cash down.
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Corn! COrn!; COrn!!!

Corn! COrn!! Corn!!!
OD00 BAGS prime Yellow and White. in store.
CtOO landing, and 10 arrive. We are constantly
receiving large quantities Of Corn; bought at cargo
prices and IN sound LOTS which enables Us to sell at
lhv very lowest market prices
FE't1rn Buyers look o. your interest.
Feed! Feed!! Feed!!!
5000 EAS p e3e5 Scn g shorts Gate Wheat RsS9
8lvay- OIL hand. and for sale at low rates
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4 BHlGoeHt Insfift0n established b. Speci1l Eui7rn-
for the Reiief u the Sicl and Distressed
afflicted nth IiruiTt and Epi-
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

AUGUsTA. ia March IS ls55
pEnr. pT.EATHbcar sir: This Is To- certify that my
huy Moses has been afflicted with Rheumatism for
seventeen years. and hy one application Of YOUR OIL
prof Drtr7.h's Electric Oh was entirely cured and
ohecrfully recommend it 20 all similarly Affected.
Yours respectfully, &. HEUBER.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL Fayris, Mass A ID
Banks, va; Dancy, NC; Mrs Foreman, do;
Mrs hyman5do; Miss Al II lyman, do; Miss Law
yence, do; Brswner, Md; NJ A Phillips, NY;
John ID Gray, do; Almone and family, Va,
Mrs z ID Fields and dIugh ter, Mass; A Strong
Ind; ID Galoraith and lady, Tenn; Mis- Raw
hngs, do; NJ M Gsakle, III f. r McGehee
Miss; w Webb, Tenn. 6 Cannon, lnd; Cap
Kilburn and lady, USA; p Nj lockwood, Mo;
Edward Daley, SC; Thos Foster, Ala; G Car
rington, do; T Mitchell, Ga; WIN McLendon
do; d Mclntosh, do IA C Lukens, Pa A ri
Conkey and lady, Miss.
NATIONAL HOTEL--Jas Gawdey, Md; b
Jones, Jones, A g Johns, NC; w Mcmillan,
Va; w Downer, A Warheld La; ID Saod :
grass and lady, Miss; A Davis and lady, r. Il
Paine and lady, Md; Hon n Fitch Indiana: b
Harrington, Ohio. ID l. Taylor, Pa; r C Jackson.
do Thomas H OsbOurn, Md; X pton, La;
6 Conover, Parwell, NY; X M Hoe, USN; p
Gilehrist, Va; j Bancroft, Pa.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-A Maddox, Md; p III
Harson, NY; A Grifon, do; Mrs Chapma do;
Il Purleigb, Va; I Pickett, DC; J C White,
Md; Anderson and lady, Ky; Mrs Boiling
eri Duncan. Md; Capt Gibbs, USA; 1t Col
w II Wlnder, do; Mrs and Miss Winders; Mrs
Eagles; w Burke and lady, DC; Garner,
Tenn; Gleason, do; w b Ranken, Pr DR. !
skinner, NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-R Phillips. NY:
Doian, DC; w Rice, Va; ] II HAYES Ga; 5
Swift, do; w Taylor, NY; III Kayser Mo; w
Tucker, Md b Danact, Del; Mrs J Roberts,
Va; w r Brown, NY; J Lander, do; "a Han.
son, do; A g Gordon, Va; w Luvri, Mo; J II
Barker, Md.
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IL AT Birming ham, Eng, eight tons of wire
per week are made into hooks and eyes
IL A woman named Catherine Hayes has
been mysteriously and brutality murdered in Gin.
cinnati. -
III They have a curiosity in the shape of a
two-leg2ed mouse at Altoona. Two legged rats
are no curiosities. -- SAT-
IL NJ. Benoit Fould, the celebrated banker,
ana brother Of Aehille Fould, minister Of State,
died In Paris on the 9th. no..
III Jones has purchased hat for the head of
navigation, and shortly expects to cap the eli
max
II How can you make thin child fat, By
pitching him out Of a window; he will then
come down plump.
IL Philadelphians are complaining of lack
OF suricient water for domestic PURPOSES this
summer.
ID Blessed are they who do not advertise,
tomers.'' O''
u smother, !" said an inquisitive urchin the
otner day, would you have been any relation to
n. papa had never married you ?''
M The Democrats of Little Rock, Ark car.
ried tina city at the late election, being the first
time in tw, 'aty-three years.
IT"I see, I7aadam, that the fools are not all
sIfthey were, sir, YOU would not be alive to
tell it,
IL When Lady Wallace sent polite note to
Mr.. Harris of Convent GardeR> Offering him a
comedy for nothing, he observed that her lady
ship knew the exact value Of it.
III "Come, Bob, how much have you cleared
on your speculation ," said a friend 10 his conf
panion.
"Cleared - answered Bob, with a f,ewp, al
cleared my pockets 30
III Five river counties In Mississippi, con-
taiaIng taxable property 20 the amount of over
forty millions Of dollars, hav, less than I,5OO vo-
tiers.
III Foote once asked a man without a sense
Of tune in him, ''why are you forever humming
that tune ,"
because it haunts me, twas the reply.
"No wonder" said Foote, 'you a.r forever
murderingit"
O"Parson Dow, why Is the old superstition
so stubbornly preserved among Christian people
OF all nations-that malefactoTs must always be
executed on Friday 20
Because, !" answered Lorenzo, 'the fools who
established the custom believed that Satan was
busy in roasting all other classes OF sinners on
every other day Of The week, and that he could
only attend to gall0vs birds on Fry days
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Row. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
:. n: KENDALL, nj. ID.
THOMAS c. AMORY.
PETER HARVEY,
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

:" The LIE Of the Flesh is IN the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vltIated. impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and pallid. the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPAR[LLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver Stomach and Bowels
Impart ng new vigOr and tone to d constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes Pim-
pies and all skin eTuptlOns; arOuses the ply sica
powers OF both sexes: gives bloom to the palld
cheek. and makes one Joyous and happy. Though
medicinal In Its effects, it is perfect cordial in
taste. Ii is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which IN thoir very nature are exhausting
and deblltatng. For DrOpsy, or dropsical swell
Ings. or Kidney and Bla der affections, Il acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 30 cents.
Sold BY Stott, Mcpherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well d Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City Ciscell d Kidwell, Georg etown.
ma Qrn
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WIEN, TIL. COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attractiOns-a fine head of hajr-t
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall We do to stop the hair from
Rly to this suery, We beg TO say. try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND TMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
ana ImPart freshness and yigor, to the hair and
continued use of it two months will insure Won a
luxurant head of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied sitter the second application, return it
Ask for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
.iss C Corner m Kf liam and * NE RS Drss
and IN Washington city by u. ID: GILMAN, Drug
%. CLARK, Druggist, CORNER * street and Pa.
sYenuo. "a Api 1y
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YER'S ~,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FoR THE RArID CuREoy y
COLDS COUGHS, AND
HOARSENESS. -

~
Through trial OF many ears. and through every
nation of civilized men. AYERS CHERRY PEG
TURAL has been found to afford more reliefand to
cure more cases Of pulmonary dis ease than any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured BY 1t, and thOus-
ands Of sufferers who were deemed oey ona reach
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life by this ali powerful antidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here cold had settled on the
the pale. thin features Of bm who was Lately lusiS
and strong, whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION.
He tries every thing. hut IN disease ia gnawing at
his vitals and shows it's istsl symptoms more and
RY PICTORIAL now; II has stopped his cough;
made his breathing easy; his sleep is sound at night
his appetite returns and with IT his strength The
dart which pierc his side is broken Scarcely any
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectora an I'm:
pc ishable renown. But its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, acoomplishes more by prevention than
cures are the seed which would have rlpened INTO
dreadful harvest OF lncurabe Diseases influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, HOarseness PleuTlsy, w hoop
are easily cured b, the CHERRY PECTORALif
taken In season. Every family should have II by
them. and they will find 10 an lnvaiuabls protection
from the nslduous prowler yhio6 carries on the
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with drec-
tons for the treat Lent Of each Complaint, may be
publish three millions and scattsr them broadcast
over the earth In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information 1t contains.
druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies, prepared by DR.. J. Y. AVER, Practical
and Analy teal Chemist, Lowell, Mass. -
COOK, Alexandra, and bT all dealers every where.
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sbk. sfEPHEN BAILY, -,
OTyIcs NO lss riNssIIyANIA Ay1Hy1. oW

fos g
varsity Of DIFFICULT cases that he has treated success
csno Or osSsrv.e ss..na 20 The M .sss n:
own exPerience confirming the opinion OF many men
snf Es saf Saa .DC: III.
IN nrq ~ msrcuIa !relsIssiops for filing Teeth e:o
aents for the oon!tfaosicn in Of Consnncu. ana sS@
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth, a. was most oonclusvely shown b. the last
American Dental Convention. -. =
asnos and pr ns IN be Is 'fe +vorsS,
knOvp to h. 1pm.ros: frisId, and pstrons. he bess
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
Dr. sr,rH,s BAn! i Dee. sts si-I d.sr. sosx,r...
s s1S
Is6lis that Jour KIN 20 Vel ds.erves. M 100 80 ~
wa.Ainsssa. A,s. y. las. J.W.FREHcl.
Prom one Of the oldest firms In Baltimore. Msssm
H.,n. SS:pss b cH Surgeon Den
sortsn. and dif1cut piece of vorf. which he did to
my entire ire and view Of The fact that
CoIeEe Of Baltimore, failed after repeated trials. t.
ss
6AAtlmoro, IN. L. 1857. hAkMANN BO80Ss
Rxast nom nets receives iron the late Hen. Oh,
M. Clayton,
U. 3. SENATE, Aug. 10, lass,
y. :i ss; Z. {:s n.As Or me VEN .asb roth
"s '''i' % 0'"'f' ''' ito tiaaiNSpHs " CLAYTON
Ye those that seek relief from the malades of tn,
teeths can oheerfsllJ recommend Or. 9. Baily a.
slperior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teett
for one Of ny family snd plnEged several teeth for
ton Jsss; ROBEKT i. nj xSS.
= Of the Va. Conf. Of the M. E. Ckuroh Solth.
AInl -. 1855. =
We, the undersigned, having lad occasion to Avail
ourselves Of the professional skill of DR.. g. Baby,
SnrEeon DENTIST Of this uty, or having been eognix
Ant OF ms operations on our families or friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF mis- artistic
skill, as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difiout
operations In Dental Surgery, and
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which We oonsIder him eminenty worthy.
THOMAS y, WALTER, Architect u. ). Capito.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ d., of Washington, d. G.
b. 9, BoHRKR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
~. s, LINCOLN, NJ. p, Of WashinGton, u. g.
aEoRsH WALTON, Ell, Governor Of Florida.
WALTZ LKNox, Ex Mayor of WashingtoHi
HBNRY BALDWIN, U. s. Patent Once,
&C: WIsHf, Principal Rttcnhoase Aoadsny.
tob30 Il
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EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAPH HYMN.

TELEGRAPH HYMN.
Let nations rise aad sung, %. -4.4
And earth with gladness ring,
Loud anthems rulse.
Let al the joyful throng
One hymn of praise prolonx,
And In sublmest song
Our Father praise.
Wide 70. ling seas no more
Separate shore from shore;
Tune and space die.
lhoughts now On lIg htnlnR' wing,
Nations togetheT bring,
Like some celestial thing Oh
Sent from ON high.
Science, all hail to thee,
Thou, In thy majesty,
Conquering the wave.
Handmald Of heavenly love,
Blest by the God above,
May thy dominion prove
Mighty to save.
People of every land s
JOIN now, with heart and hand,
To bless the Lord. q.
Round the whole earth now raise
One shout OF joyful praise, g..
EchoIng to endless days,
6lory 10 God. r...-
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BY THE PRES SSRsS sTS be THE UNITED

n 81
Pre.Ideps Of the rnited sstes Of AnefiCs. DO
viii be held at the aforementioned Land Offices IN
The Territory Of NEBRASKA, at the penods herein-
Atthe Land Office at BRowNsvILLK, commencing
on Monday, the sixth day OF September next, for
the disposal OF the public lands within the following
named townships, VIZ:
NORTH Of fhe base lime and Of the sizfR pris-
efpal meridian. >
The parts OF township ose, side of the Sac and
Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reservation. Of range
Tn: Parts IT'S Of townships and outside ofths
| and fractional townships s and 6, OF rynge is.
That part OF township outsde 81 the Sac sud
Of the Hsf fssS Ssmsss ass.s
vartISon and fTIciIonsI township s. 81 rs g Is
o"nsse OF Ss A.. q
eryation; and township 6, efrange L.
townships !, z, s. =. 5. and 6, Of rangels
Townships ]. ?, 8, a, S. and s, ofranre II.
THownshps i 3 = = and 6 81 rsnge 10.
At the Land Office at NEBRASKA CITY commence
lne on Monday, the sixth day OF September next for
the disposal OF the pubic lands within the following
| named townships, viz:
North Of tse base time and eaSt Of fke siztk pris-
eipal meridias.
Fractional townships and o, of range IS.
IoynshIP 2, ana fractional townships 9, 8, 10, ii
townships = ., 9, 70. II. and II, and fractional
Township. !, 8, 9. 10, and II. and fractional town
Townsh ps g, 9, 10, and II. and fractional town
ToEsship. 2; $. 70. and u and fractional town
TOWNSHIPS 9. and Is. and fractional townships Il
is. and Is. of rantes.
At the Land Once at OMAHA Cry, commeno,ns
the dispOss Of the public lands within the feisov r
named townships. VIZ: = :
NORTH Of tAs base Tina ant Of ths sixfA pyta-
.-. eipdI nsridiaa
Fractional townships rs, IL, rs. and L. of
fractional townships Is IL, Is rs, and IL, Of range
Fractional townships y and Is. tovnship. IA ~
and i6 ard fractional townships IL, 10. Is, and 30 Oh
Fractional township H. townships IS "a. Is m. ~.
and 49, and fractional townships 10 and ~, Of range
Fractional townships u, Is, and IA, and texnship,
Is, I6, IL, IS, 10, and 20, OF range 10. -
Fractional townsh ps 4. IS, and 10. and townships
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military. and other purposes will be excluded from
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
the DAVIS appointed and will proceed in the order
have been offered, and the sses thus closed bot TO
sale shall lie kept open Longer thar ttoo toesks,
mited until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Civ n under my hand, 50 the city Of Washington,
thousand eight hundred and 6ft,- el@ht '''' JUG
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Commissioned ofthe eneral Land Once,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right Of -empt,on
10 any OF the lands within the towns ps and patti Oh
lish the same TO the elton ~ the "A
receiver of the proper land once, and make -
fGfs aoIies, and before the ds, APPOINTED far ,ss
commencement Of the public sale OF tbe lsnds .nn
SraclnE the tract claimed otherwise such claim wall
TH0s. A.HBNDRIoKs,
ComBlssioner of the General Land Olfos.