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A railroad tr.ck-layer in Massachusetts
has abscond-d with considerable amount
Of funds. He preferred making tracks to
LAYING th-m.-Prenties.
THE Nxxr NEcEsslrr,-The extension OF
the electric telegraph to California. WIN
all Eurone at our doors, now, we feel as II
our coun,r,m-n eli the Pacific were farther
outsid. tbs family circle than they ought 10
be. *
A 'hard case was asked the otter day II
he had anything stored up in h-a~-n! >ar''n,
sartin,' replied he, Il guess = must oe '"'d
up there, il anywhere, for liant got any
thing laid up at home"
Ey The Rapids American of the Dist
ul,.. reports the caterpillar doing great dam
ACE 70 the eros in that parish.
As the, who for every slight sickness
take p',<~ir to repair their health, do rather
;mr..r it, so they who for every trihe are
ger to vin,lica,e their character do rather
weaken it.-Mason.
The Natchez Free Trader has long ar-
ticle in favor OF the Hon. A. G. Brown, t.
S. ena,or from Mississippi, for President Of
the United States in 1860.
Why is clever detective ike preco-
cous geuous? Because he possesses great
quir kneSs of apprehension.
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RTNd WAY nv "A

ri AS committed to the jail Of thsl
w 18th inst, negro man, Whit
nam c is John Green, and tina, be i
John Bowman, living near Lake III
Said negro is about six feet high,t
plexion, and would be called bashy Ast
about one hundred and sixty, an! 4
some thil'ty-fve years of age. y
The owner is requested to com I
comply with the law, DC. +!
II. G. RAW
Aug. %. 1883. Z
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~ A bale of new cotton from Texas.
80. so,d in New York city, on the Goth OF
Au,n.. at 16Ac. per pound. Middling Or
,s, dsotes there At l2{ to lSc'
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SAMsL C. SCOTI|
At tkeir Old
NKN~,snrs>u 4. an

MOBtcfUy A<ss h
WOULD respectfully infofs
W cordia and Catahous
keep in addition to their full
Dry Goods, Hardware, etc,
Superior Falkirk Az
Underworld Picklea
French Cordinls,
Medicated London O.
Heidsick GsavspagMs
Old Port, Nddtria.
Lemon Syrup and b.
and q general assortment
GROCERIES from . cam1
Moss pork. 1Al M
HAv'js tsS7, I
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-1heB Bulletin
of the 2lst ult., reports as follows in regard
to yellow fever:
The past week, with the exception Of a
day or two, has been most untavorable for
the progress of the fever. The sun has been
oppressivelv hot, and the winds that have
prevailed have been from the North aud
West which are regarded as prejuclcial to
he sick, az sell As tending to provoke the
disease will, the upaeciimatei. We were
therefore prepared for Il continued increase
in the dali reports; but we have been most
agreeablv deceived as will be seen from the
returns in another column. The interments
reported from yellow fever for the twenty
four hours ending on Saturday at noon, was
forty-two, which are ten less than for the
preceding twenty four hours. 1t is proper
that we should also say, that the disease still
continues rneasurablv local. 1t is confined
principally to the Third District and the
shipping and there are verv few cases scat
tered through the other parts Of the city.
The returns from the cemeteries show that
% deaths took place in New Orleans from
yellow fever during the "a hours ending at
IL o'clock. Thursday, August 10Th, 1858.
CHLRIrY HospIrAL.-The fol!owingis the
report of this institution for the week ending
laSt avapinr.
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ELECTION Norm

ELEC 1IVV NU1IfSn,
DY virtue Of Proclamation fvp y
ID the Governor Of the State II IT, 7;
notice is hereby given that pm + sss.s
at the several Election Precinct U n
Monday, the 4th day Of 0tsI2
for the purpose of elecsing an A.
the Supreme Court of this STATE n
cial District, to fill the vacancy ocu.s;
resignation of the Hon. II. N. SNsn
Commissioners of election ios A..
cincts are required to attend, and u n
to me as required by law. -
On. I'M -
Aug. 2s, 1883.
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. AARRLED.

At the residence Mr.. B. G. s. Guice, in this
Parish, on the sothit., by the Rev. T. A. Routon,
Mr. THOS. NJ. MONS, to MISS. CATHERINE
II ERIMAN all of Ttstv
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29O. Reward

ESTRAyED or stclea from the u.
IL three miles from HarrlsoDburgs
last of March, the foil NGing d.
ono a large GRAY about NJ handshsi
Ger, shod all round no brands Or neis
small BAY FLY about four yearsdar
shoulder with the letter S. thus q. 1
above reward upon the delivery Il
ris e"horg aud literally compenatslt
Information az may lead to their na
Harrisonburg, April 2sth 1854
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WV. E. MARSH.

OWL ENGINEER, AND Dl
- (late of the Vicksburg, shrersa
Rail road aud Parish surveyor W
visit Harrisonburg professionally y
18th of June next. 4
Persons wishing their PlanhM n
section lines established will please r.
at the Office Of the "IndependS3 =
that date. IN
bitches laid ont Instrumental! ~
Monroe, La, 18th May 1858.
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Call Meeting Of lhef

To the members of the Police I J!
of Catahoula. I'LL
On the requjition Of twelve z !
Parish of Caphoula, the memon l.
Jury of said Tarish, are hereby ri
call mectinf of that body on y g.
Septembernext (the 9th day. 9 NJ
HarrisonIurg. ssl
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~ MAS ONO TICE.
uARRIsoNBURG sMgc, No. 10: F. A. M
IL will resume labofsn the LIST Saturday "A
in September, 1858. nc members of the w
Lodge are requested toe present. By Or ~
der Of WIN.
J.A. COHEN, Secretary.
Sept. lit.
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DISTRESSING CAsUALrr.-On the morning
Of the 26.h uIt, J ohm Dosher, a citizen of
our place, accidentally fell from the steam
boat Farmer, into the Mississippi and was
drowned.
Mr.. Dosher had recently taken part in the
contract for carrying daily mail between
Natchez and Monroe, and went, in the early
part Of last month, to New Orleans to pur-
chase some additional stock needed on the
route. While in the city, he was attacked
BY yellow fever, and contrary to the expecta-
tons of his physician and friends, he sur
vivsd the attack, which is represented to
have been one Of great viruleuce. Much
enfeebled by the disease he was on his re-
turn home on the Farmer. Going down at
the time above mentioned, to the lower deck,
for the purpose Of seelag that bis mules and
horses were attended to, he, by some means,
fell overheard ana was lost.
This melancholy event is deeply regretted
BY our community at large, which loses a
very useful and enterprising citizen, long a
resident of our town and highly esteemed by
all who knew him. To bis bereaved family,
his untimely death is irreparable.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Catahoula,

Succession Of James 7. liu~
WHEREAS, Eliza J. Wiggintou, a,slreae
" said succession. has this a. knpa
office, an account Of her a,lnissl Me- L
toge ther with tableau Of lias y N
funds thereof, with a prayer a. & q
and tableau be homologated. M.le IL r.
hereby given, that unless oppoStea - !!
in this Office, in thirty days from Z; a.
count and tableauwill Do approved 4
ted according to law. Cel u
Aug. 10, 1858. sd
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5-l6-3r.
SHERIFF,SALE.
SHERIFF SALE.
Henry L. Green
Charles n. Sanders.

RY virtue Of writ Of feri tcias, issued
- FROM the District Court, of ,h Parish Of
Catalonia, in the above entitled silt, have
seized as the property Of defenant, 1873
acres of land, lying and being in tbs Parish
'owit: Lots No. 4, 5, and 8; Secion No.
10; Township 4, Range 8, East; sand on
Saturday, the End day Of Ocseber merit,
within legal hours, I will offer the same
for sale, for cash, under benefit O ap-
praisement, at the door Of the court aouse
at Harrisonhurg. D. NJ. PRICHARD,
Sept. LIST, '5S.-Prs. fee 8s. Sheriff.
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I'VE next session of this Inssittat
1 WEDNESDAY, lst DAY Oh
NEXT. The rates of tuition will d
All students will be charged fG
enter until the close of the session |
b. D.S
Harrisonburg, Aug. 1s, SO, INV
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remaining oo4
There were 100 deaths by yellow fever,
and &C yellow fever patients were discharged.
There were "a deaths by yellow fever in the
Hospital during the "a hours ending at s
o'cl ock last evening.
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Amt The Farmer passed down
business " * 100 bales Of the new crop.
ner s;1o ' ..r .u"eports the river falling very fast
inst n,,l,T will soon be down to low water
with The boat went as high as Alabama
said ng.
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WIN. E. G A u LDU
-~,, II xxsy r

w III f. q n q UUD
Wholesale and Retail
E1RTHEN va
HEEr CONSTANTLY ON NV
IN assorted lot of SlspeFle
m Purchasers at a distann
liv.red at the steamboat lan0 4
d
WIN. +. GAULDEN.
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~ G SCI:

IN a. PERSONS knowing NJ
"A to the firm of WIN. h. s1Yinj
AA either by note, account, q !,
qnired to make imnec 49,.
further indulgence will not be WAN
CK- The affairs of this f,n $3.50
must be closed. The recevs y
the firm will be recognize as s0~ ~
Harrisonburg, June q ioss' ~ RI
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TERRIFIC THUNDER SroRp.-At dusk on
the evening Of the 9th ult, after a very hot
and oppressive day, lightning in the North
was observed. In half an hour afterwards
the sans appearance was noticed all around
the entire circle Of the horizon. The flashes
increased in frequency and brilliancy, with
stunning peals OF thunder for perhaps three
quarters of an hour longer when the scene
became awfuIly sublime and terrific. Al
though,
Long deep and loud the thunder beloved"
there were no intervals of darkness to ''sw al
low the speedy CLEANS" The entire heaven,
were Illuminated for near two hours by sue
cessive sheets Of intensely vivid lightning
following each other SO rapidly that the
intervals between were scarcely percsptibic
The whole atmosphere presented continu-
Gus blaze oflight, while the solid earth shook
s.2p the reverberations of ''the live thunder"
Thhspectacle was absolutely appalling. 1t
is during these sensible manifestations of
Ccd > uhliHiiCcu power, tuat All HIS CREATURES,
fom man down to the lowest classes of
animated beings, endowed with the least
sagactv, quail and sink down, fesr-stricken
and conscious Of their own insignidcance.
In Harrisonburg and Immediately around
it, several trees were scathed but nothing
was hurt. The storm was accompanied with
a considerable fall Of rain, and in places we
learn, with heavy wind; but as vet, we have
heard Of no material damage to the crops.
We indulge the hope that this storm will
produce change in the condition Of the
atmos phere, that will be favorable to the
health of the country.
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Harrisonburg Male and Ftnli'

Harrisonburg, April 2sth 1861.
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PERSONAL.

.... Major Smith, L. =. A, is at Kirkwood,,
.... Judge Cato has resigned his position a.
District Judge Of Kansas.
.... Col. John w. FOrney is said to be aft.
the Philadelphia Sherif4lty, Office worth
S2n,OCO year.
.... Judge fancy and his family have gone to
the wanenton (vs) Sulphur Springs TO: the
season.
80. NJ. Alexander Dumas, Sr., IL about to visit
Russia. farewell dinner has been rendered
hun by some OF bis friends
---. John w. Reid announces himself an indie
pendent candidate for Congress in the fifth dis
irict Of Missouri.
80. Horace Mann, President of the Antioch
College, has been elected President of the Fac
My aud Professor Of Ethics in the Northwestern
Christian University at Indianapolis.
zee. Douglas Gibson, a fine and promising
youth, son Of Purser . ID Gibson, Ofihe U = NJ
wa> d'Ownrd on Friday, he 9th instant, BY ac-
cidentally falling from OF the dock at the Block
Ign Navy Yard.
-- Report says that @. p. X James, Esq
81 lt'sh Consul for Virginia, has lately been hon
"feo " tbe appointment OF Consul. General To-
! ne bIa6k Sea, Odessa y that he Is allowed
month to decide and that he iuclines to accept
the mission, doubtless 90 account Of the promo
ZION and the large salary -
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From Utah.

dispatch from St. Joseph, Mo, dated the ,tA
instant received by the way of Bonneville, states
that the Salt Lake Mail of June 10TH had ar
rived.
General Johnston and his command wers met
at Echo Canon, fifty miles from Salt Lake CITY.
he army was in excellent health and spirits
Brigham Young and his followers were still at
Provo city.
Young had been to Salt Lake City to confer
with Governor Cumming and the peace commits
sioners, but the results of the conference Were not
known. 1t was the established opinion that the
MormOns would offer no resistance
Col Hoffman left the command of Fort Bridger
TO Captain Marcy and accompanied Gen. John
ston.
Everything regarding the future movements of
the MormoaS was veiIea in mystery. Rumors
were still rife howsver, that they mediate an oc-
cupancy of Sonora.
The conjectures are numerous in the valley
that the United States government intends to
purchase the Mormon Improvements
The South Platte river is very high, but the
roads are in good condition
The mail party neither met nor saw Indians on
the plains, but met great many traders at diff
ferent points on the road. The mail was nine
teen days out from Salt Lake City to St Joseph
Mo.
Judge sinclair, recently appointed Associate
Judge for Utah, would leave ST. Joseph OIL the
10th Of July, accompanied by Mr. Dodge, the
district attorney for Utah.
Fort Leavenworth dispatch Of July sth, re-.
ceIEtd al 81. Louis, says that an express arrived
at the Fort that morning from Fort KeaIney.
The express passed the Utah mail for ST 10
seph- Ii is said that Governor Cumming and
the peace commissioners had concluded treaty
Of peace with the Mormons
Gen. Harvey was in camp nine miles beyond
Fort kearney, on the Sd OF July The express.
with orders for him to halt must have oyertakrn
him on the 9th.
The L steamer Mink was below the fort on
the 9th, with Captain Lovell's and Lieut. Lees
companies ID infantry for Fort Randall She
took recruits
colonel Mays command was met thirty-five
miles this side Of Fort Laramie large body
OF Infantry was at Ash Hollow. Major Emory
was encamped on the Big Blue.
Tue provision trains were progressing finely.
The Sioux Indians were scattered all aionu IN.
route, but Were friendly
heavy snow fell at Fort Brdger on the 10Th
of June.
The garrison at Fort Bridger consisted OF Can.
tain Hsndrickson's and Lieut.. Smiths comma
MES Of the sixth infantry, and Captain stewart,s
troops Of the first cavalry.
STILL LATER.
Tbe St. Louis Republican has Utah dates 10
TO the 18th The condition. agreed upon by the
conference between the peace commissioners and
the heads OF the Mormons are as follows. Tbs
United States troops to enter the city without on
position; the civil officers TO perform their dutie
without interruption, and an unconditional ODE.
dience to the laws to be rendered On the o,be,
hand, past offences are to be forgotten, as stated
in the Presidents proclamation, and all house.
are to be closed against strangers except one fol
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
Ridgely Encampment, No. 5, /. o. o. z.

The members Of RIdgely Encampment. No. s, 4.
q. q. F.. FIRST Ward. Washing ton. II
ID. c.. will give Excursion on 6.n5S.t-z ~
MONDAY, the 18th inst, 20 CT
MONT, p miles down the Potomac.
The safe and oommodLoUs steamer GeOFFe
p 81 has bet chartered for the occasion, aud Will
leave Georgetown 70 IA a. IN touch AZ Morgan a
kbInehaIts wharf for the accommodation az then
FIIst Ward friends; leave 7th street wharf, Weskr
InGton, a. $50 a. M: return 10 Washington At ~
oo.ock leave 7th street wharf for Gly mont -
Up m: lssve 0ly mont At p. ard land passce =
gers at 7th street wharf, Washington, Morgan -
Rhlnehart's wharf, First Ward, and GesrgetOwn
about Gun set leave I'm street wharf for GiymOft
al Q. M. AID return to Washington IS soon az
practicable.
The Boat will touch at Alexandra going and
coming, each TRIP.
W Ithers' fine Band has been engaged, and will
discourse delightful music on board the boat, aud at
the Pavilion, at GiyIuOnt.
Refreshments cl al Kinds can he procured on the
boat and At the Pavilion, at CITY prices.
omnlbuses vii be waiting At the corner of eth
and streets TO convey passengers TO the boat ard
Will leave the stand half an hour before the boat
leaves the wharf, erch trip. OmuIbuses will alec
lie at the wharf on the arrival Ci the buat, each
turn trip, To convey passenge TO the points OF
stating.
Nothing will he left undons to " AXE this = model
EXcurson-such one wall be agreeable to ell
who may participate IN It.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a gen leman
and iadtas-to he procured from the n Cd eIsIgnec.
r. ID stuart, Nm. Brown.
Nm. Lacy, =. r.. Doug ass.
X. VI. Sutton, Chas. J. Wright,
a. r. Hines, Geo. J. Johnson.
WIN. :. Graham, Geo. Frank land.
j. J. Frey, Jno. ". Caldwell,
A. II. Gaulsr. Joan W. Dyer.
Nv Il
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union examines the basis on which,
says the New York Courier and Enquirer, the
Republican party is built" opposition to the
encroachments of slavery" Ii shows that slave
~ is one Of the questions which the people OF
a Territory always settle for themselves, and
that the outside platforms and party organiza-
ton. can in no wise affect it. The Democratic
party acknowledges this, and refrains from in
termeddling in the matter, and it knocks the
bottom out of the Republican tub.
ItwouId be just as sensible, says the Union,
seeing how the foods have damaged property
in the great valleys of the West, to organize a
party with view Of avoiding hereafter heavy
and continuous rains; or to prevent the explo-
sion of steam boilers which are under the charge
of irresponsible engineers. The Republicans
have no more real power over slavery than they
have over the floods or boats of the Mississippi.
The Union, also, in reply to the boast of the
New York Tribune that it needs no coalition
between the Republicans and the people of the
South to secure the next President, but that a
united North may determine the choice says
"When the North shall have combined against
the South, then we shall see two PRACTICAL gov
ernments-the North and the South. They may
NC IA INC I hioh, out lney Will nevertheless Oe 80
widely separated. so hostile, little d posed 10
exercise the charities, and even comties Of po-
ttical and social life, as to be in truth two dis,
tinct governments. 1t will then be the imperial
North and the subject South"
1t further says, in continuing a controversy
with the New York Herald, that the Onion is
the very least partisan in character of any po-
litical journal in the country.
The Intsllrgsnesr puts in what it calls g A
Word for Fair Play" in relation to the article
in yesterdays Union on Senator Douglas
Chicago speech.
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u On the 18th instant the Missouri Republi-
can entered the tfty-frst year of Its existence
From dminutive weekly sheet of IL by AZ
inches, issued July 18th, 1oOs. it has gradually
Increased to its present mammoth proportions of
SO oy 50 inches, being the largest paper published
in the West, and, with two exceptions, the larry
est In the Union. The Republican employs one
hundred and seventy-fve permanent hands, and
the aggregate expenses of the establishment
reach 81 con per week
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OThe INST OF the new line Of steamships be
tween Galway, Ireland. and New York, arrived
at New York last week, and is advertised to
sail on the Odd instant, her return trip to Gal
way This steamer, the ''Indian Queen, > is to
be followed by another, the american Empire
"a large, first class vessel, and expects to make
her passage in less time than the Atlantic has
ever been crossed
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Of NV i OF I; the n = Nh anf tb. ~ sc.
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eis6f; sectors 10 g inclusive; me : 81 " go
s% Sns IL. 81 Il ~, aSd o. o. -
the 81 sse,,oH S ~, ~ md e a. s.e e.
Is TO IS. iIeSsiS. 81 tS,esI,p ,,s ssn
*. i Sss lection. sS sffi 10 SsS
hof II; the sE = Of Is; sDa sections ~ 20 -, ne
t,.N = snd the 81 II :. Sections to IS ,ncSsivs:
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sect on IS: OF Township si,u, aud fractional town
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tionGi fosc~ 81 Up ttc,ir., frnSE, frslrs.
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To'r"shirs s,-cr, ,irh'. snd niHs ofrans, IN
7csc"sAsPs sir scceH, stsAi, and "s''e' 81 ra"se
| 1orHsh,rs siJ, s,ren. eish,, and SiSe, Ct T0Ts'
TorHShips SIR. ssrsH, eight, and HiHe. Of r"Ts'
| TotcHskiPs eighi. HiHe. and feH. Of range fr,.
TOIrHS tPS stghf, HiHs. aud ten, OF TdRgs JoHT.
Townships e'ga', H'Hs, f,n, aud eterrH, Ga T6"s,
| TcicHshir, niRe, ten, aud eI,r,n, Of raNFs rco.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools.
4 military and other purposes, those covered Nv
conf rmed privste land CLAIMS. torether With the
swamp and oveTfowtd lads, will be exc uded from
No aincraT Iand.," O. tract. containing mineral
Il
| miners. lsnds being erety expressly excepted ard
| excluded from sale or other disposal, pursuant to
| the requirements II the act OF ,ongress approved
/ March 8 1885, entitled IAN set 10 provide Tor the
survey Of the public lands Caiio ma. the granting
| Of pre- en- pti1h rights therein AID for other Pur-
| poses"
| The fern. Of the shove lands will be commenced
| on the days appointed, an' oceed IA the order ga
| which they sre advertised, un'l the whole tlalt
have Oder ID, and the Gales taus closed or 80
safe shall b. ksP opeH loHg thGH fEro t~f-kS and
| private eGtry of ut tue lands v az he H6ntted
| until fer the pItatI If the two weeks.
/ Gtyen undel m, hand. at the city Of Washing On,
| this SHh day of Jane, Ammo Domln one thousand
''''' "U''O' ~ "'' my JAMES BUCHANAN.
| By the President:
| Jos. =. WILSON, 49,,
| Acting Com'r of the General Land Ofice.
| NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
| Ever, person entitled Ia the right Of pre- emptH n
TO any Of the lands within the tovnt ard Parts
| townships above enune ated, required to erao,
the same to the satisfaction Ot the regtsteT abd
| recover of the proper land ofhce. and pak' ray
ut therefor as soon pTdCftcnbfs dfffT S'cfHg
ThI and before the day appointed Tor the com
mencsment of the pullic Oi the ands enllrAeing
the tract claimed otherwise such CLAIM WI. e Tor
| feIted. JOS. WllSON,
| Acting Commissioner Of Gene RAJ Land Once.
| jy l4-Iaw6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-14

IL The ordinary expenses of the French Gov
eminent have increased, as follows They were
in lsi7, 143I "a. OIif in 1sls, 557 900 OOOf in
1s57, ,6l5. COZ. OOOf In Is5s. 1. 736 900 OOOf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-14

IL Telescope Comet has been discovered
at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, by Mr.. Henry M.
Parkhurst.