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, 1859-05-20
The Bankruptcy Of AuHtr1n.
iCur1t>pnadc:ce Ut the n. !. TrbuncI

44L@SAs AhiHlA ~. 4S~F.
The extraordinary iinancial measures adopted
b! the Imperial Government will scarcely eur-
prise pcurle whu are ut al acquainted with tile
traditions Of Austrian france. One decree re-
acinds thu resolution Of August 90, 1S5s, by
which the austrian National Bank was obliged
To resume cash payments. Now the exchange
Of bullion fur noles having. ever since the com.
1nenccMcrt Of l,H", been tra,nelcd by eo many
-laus.ls us 10 become almost impracticab1e this
new decree nmly Gors away with l,ypocritical
sham. The second measure is some
wha, clumsy. but nnne the less characteristic Of
the state of the Imperial E1chequcr. A five
per cent loan Of two hundred millions Of forms
t<lW,Hu,'a"', is announced. but it il simulta-
neously avawcd thnt under existing crcum-
stances," tnc rasi Y Of Sucss loan is qnite out
Of the question. What, then, is the gist Of the
operation? The austrian Bank is ordered to
advauce the gn'en1nent sum Of 153, ,3a3 ,3s3
forins. for which adraneethe t;ovcann1ent pawns
pcr cent bnads which ut SOME distant period
are to he sud to the general public. To enable
the Bank to make the desired advances, ut
State etnnowertit TO issue new lnconTertib!t
fve form notes TO the amount Of the SUN ad
vanced. The old one tlorin notes arc covered b.
covered hE what7 Bv bonds representing a,
imaginary loan, The Austriun dnaneiers seen
to anticipate tha', in consequence of the sus
pension Of cash payments backed b3 this ney
issue If shout lH,,U1.ot*1 in notes. there vii
spring IN some ugly and growing d,~crcpan
cy between tue piper and the silver none
which it pretcuds TO represent Conse
quently, oil import. export and transport dute
are for The future to be exclusively paid in bar
cash-the State refusing to be paid in its on
paper. Another measure is announced, w!lic
you .nay eonsider declaration Of part;al bau1
tuptcy. II. in future, my one shall present
Austrian State bond 10 receive the quarterly i
terest due upon the same. be will have to unde
60 substraction Of fse per cent. Of the non
extends to the foreign oroditor ax well us to t
Austrian subject. Instead Of 10 forms the
will be paid forins 5okreutzers only. Th
however. seems but preliminary step. xhit
tits generally believed, will soon be follow
by suspension Of all payment Of interest
Austrian State paper, al least Of Ill payment
silver.
, 1859-05-20
39rcss 4 Tribttttt.
THE CANADAsS NEWS.

THE CANADAsS NEWS.
The news by the steamer Canada, which
We publish elsewhere embraces the important
intelligence llE.t Franco is about putting in
readiuvss Il force Of 10000 to 100000 men,
including 100000 to watch tue German:c
Sa:es On the Ri!m: that Austria is placing
I'LL army Of observation on the Russian FROM
tier; that Prussia remains neutral1 though
putting l,er army in j condition to protect the
integrity 0: Germany; that the Catholic Arch
bishop Of Iicnna ]las issued pastoral letter
dcnouncjng the crimes Of Sardinia and the
ambition d N::ala''; that the dila:orr move
men,s Of i,4e -t'ls;riaus in Piedmont have pro-
bahly hocn owing 10 the natural and artificial
iuund:t;u:.S q: the country; tllAt they have
probably retired u tho left hank uf the Po;
aud that the Austrian Commander Gyulni, is
to be immediately superseded.
, 1859-05-20

GALEnA Axu CHICAGO UH1oS KA1LRoAp.-Thc
following nre tue earnings Of thia road for the
e:h to 18th May:
lEE 1S1.
Freight .123 4l;ao:lt &lo&a 9. Dse0ss
Paaen4cn......-. l.-l:s70 8:94l7 A:aa-@ DO
RAilt Ae......... l,1ss1M 5000 e&no do
fot1.......ts11oe71s $esAa1,ss &lASso.oo DECREASE
, 1859-05-20

EXHIBITION FUR THE CE:lnEi:S.--Mr- Failing
informs ,.s that the Panorama OF tl'' Arctic liz.
cions will he exhibited this afternoon 1t tong
clock, aud Oil Saturday afternoon 1T three
o'cluck, fur tlc benefit Of the children. The
price Of admission is only ten cents, and 1t this
tariff VT expect 10 SET the h:.n }sea with l's's
, 1859-05-20

- Grover i Bakers new and unequalled
Familr Sewing Machines. With Improved Hem
mers lG6 Lake street, up stairs.
myls-2w. H. ALEXANDER, Agent.
, 1859-05-20
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18Th. h: IT,. I:r.. !. :-- - - 1ns 1:.r. :. F. c.
:n+de@ M: ALBERT l.. i.ELl. Of " 7.-, a:. Mrs
HELM =. t: i,. Et:.E, II: ii i. ~
Al =, =, tie Tx: ~ IL. Mt. We EiT!i!E,
1t l;+h.s, AID M.ss MAXI F. da@t..c. Il Ur. irnry
Rtcu-.
AIS: Iano.' r.t.5s1 ~ ~ :4:h -; +: H.. !r. IL.
CIark~.u. John =. HALL a:A l!.I-t'llLA f',l ia,
dau:Lter VI c... il. {. '..s,a III tie;cs;4. WI.
, 1859-05-20

- l. II. Singer = Cas- ur:7 a:'I improved
Family Sewin. Machines; also, Machines fur
manufacturing heavy 1afE,en.s ri every Ctscrlr-
ton, constantly un i4ll 1t III .a.e street, tll-
cago. \. ". iAI:l<. Agent. arl3-:E, c.t1
= See advertisement OF Goudoir Sewing
Machines, III, f..kt. s:T.r: ;I1 -b.t'6
, 1859-05-20

- IEarrrr's Weekly. f"r this week, con-
,ai..s portraits IF Francis Joseph Emperor "s
Austria, and Victor Emmanuel, King of Sar.
dina; also full details Of the late exciting "a'
news. McSa|lv & Co., i Hcarborn street
have it; also Gnlry, Arthur, !.esiie's G4z';t"
and Peterson for luMc
, 1859-05-20

~ Wheeler ( Wilson's Sewing Mac!,ines-
Northwestern uticc, iii and l;a Lake street.
t;EU. i. CiU7TENDES.
+,r1- .v- t,rn.r,;| A.rp.it
, 1859-05-20
THE CITY.

Day or E1uttr!oS.-C Christian Jacobi, Shn
Was arrested Ut 'I,e Island last fall for murder
Ing lis wife nj Pittsburgh, Pa, will be hanged
tn-I:y in that city
, 1859-05-20

InHsr1rlED nY HIS FHlE$ns-Nc :re iHi''r'-
cd bv Coroner James that he has received :. let
ter from loci y McSchoo|er from .tuhurn. T..
o.. Fond tlu Lac Co.. Wis. declaring himself Il
st. l.. Il. Il. track near ti,c CITY wees or two
since, believed IN have been identified from l';:.
pers in lis possession, and now contirn'cl rs J,
". McSchoolc7. Thc son will remove the re-
! mains Of his Inflated parent to Wisconsin for
rc-ntcrucut,
, 1859-05-20

WATER 1or1: G4EoESs.-If. y.a want good
rubber hose fitted 70 YOUR ftarants ut . low
price, c.ll o. ."nd to tic Rubber <;ore, Il Eear-
born street, one dusyuor,h at lake street.
, 1859-05-20

~ Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
The .rca, Lamp aud Oil Emporium. IL; Clark
street, Kerosene Coal Oil only ;l..J per gaiun
with little or mn udpr lAy..u-tt
, 1859-05-20

LrSaE OIL Nut DE.p YET.-T:le drpot, how
ever, is rense:el to III: grea: Lamp and Oil
Emporium, III CLARK street. ray-!,;t
, 1859-05-20

q By general consent. the display Of
Spring aud summer Niil'i::r.' made Yesterday
bv Miss Na;sA, was pronounced uu-iv:l:e'|.
The cE4o'ee s',,l:< nay b. duplicated, and dur
the mos: varied aud beautiful collection IT sl@ts,
in the p4rlur5 oycr - state street. Ill, La
, 1859-05-20

CE1csEr,-Thr Prairie Cricket Club will con-
mcncc the scason's play as usual m the :4sl'
inst, fQucrn's Birthday, ou their grounds near
tile Bulls Head. Nickcts to he pitched ut :.
o'clock preciscly, when sides will he chosen. ~
lovers CT tic game are invited to attend. \
buud will Ic in attendance.
, 1859-05-20

Lodging rons, II 1e:t. in 4 :. 'n:cel. rri-
yate family, NJ, 81 We$: Lake a:~.:t. Refer
nnrn =. = oh ,n.,.ti
, 1859-05-20

FoH THE FAR NoE7H-H ESr.-:aHcs u. Evans
Esq. lett YESTERDAY morning fur ST. Paul to join
the expedition from tIlcuce to the Red Flvrr g
the North. liz goes armed aud equipped rs th'
Law directs, for the purpose Of adding +" the col
}cctiup ii the .Audui,na Club Of this city.
, 1859-05-20

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s%p: s%' n.'a &: s: 1'. Ill.,: *,% s..,r:.. x. ''
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ITO Ei:NI->;S Fine Offices and
L fov., ;",I.:, -: 4-hr batting u: Issc..-
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81 iii 'cla1k sirt":. a,l2s:;"@n
ITO Warehouse a,tl Dock.
Tho Va-rtpn., ,n,1 IL, X :.t,v f. .e STAT. >t.-t
u te s1s rfsni>e III ess "@S'', ~'' JANE> t. pALl;A
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ITO EENT-.\ wrn-hn;:t and ron
,x;.os se', stx,, ,s I,,,- i,S: @ s H. l;p::;e :F H.
v:sia asuss Z; 81. 5's sa 's s:ss:ale M > ttias @
".t<5 . s:.ss1 --- He:-:@---7
T>O 1,ENI-rhc 1u1rS dwelling,
yo 4, !;;r;',,.,~.. s.t?;. =: .,a:: ...it.s.
m n,1x 1,n !, =, = - -; = r. " ,S'; .5
i 1T i Z ttf; S :; Z H. +? 4 ,st; ': w s
1,O HEZr-A H.w S,or, : aud Snuc
xvrv rie.s,r, .:.,~.: .:or.:, n,r:. r., :, r.
r ;;s SSi;s 3S$ 81 :; u, i;:y ,:f
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j. Fit T,h H.; :" "a. :: .; 's - S".a ;a T.,
~, s s.,!c y ~ 49,, il r.. ,s;; . III,
~ n;sn ..r.,. ~. n,. I'd T. a.. S;,,.-.-r
and In n,,ns!i,,. .jtiniy Vi ot.: l. .:ic4-. Ir-.c
ae"tss' = d. =: - = y. :-.s;.:':s
| no HE\I-I.H:llt;cr art!S,-iWn
roo; ,,s.- y,,.; -, III, w..: ,.;e of r.. -,,t
R1rr ~ tif 10 ID =. a Li.i.1 S,t.,, Iay. yH+i,
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| and Ear:rfIr ..:rtt. IT.. bore r:,1 T. s..
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, 1859-05-20
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Oa "Wednesday, :Ee lj r. q. 10, .-..":'c y; Mr.
ThnEris t'r.,uy! t'4.:.u, .a:,rl.c. Nc SARAH y.
nHEELu,h. :: T.w!~t III, w. ::s'i +. !r41..
~ N.tclr7 49, a.: I Il 4;c;s vii I.:.-1 ";s.
, 1859-05-20

WEST MAnrsox SrRrEr-MAcApAx1z1Sa AND
SEwEGAGE.-Hf*srs Editors understand that
the sewer in West Madison street has been
heretofore laid down as far as Halstcad street,
or perhaps to snngamon; and learn from one
cf tue Sewerage Commissioners that as socn az
1hcy learn Of the sale Of their bonds in New
York (which information they expect every
day>, they will resume the work at once, and
extend that sewer several blocks further: and
yet it appears from the papers that other parties
street aad the laying of q Railroad track in it,
without any regard to the necessity Of a short
dsiay, 50 that bath the ,S sever ma{ be p f.t put down
to the matter in this way, will be sufficient ia
I prevent the preparation Of this folly; aud in
order thereto. may ask the special, attention
If the Mayor and City Superintendent 10 the
case. The property holders. too. along the
street and in its immediate, vicinity would pro
bably forward their own interests By looking
after this thing at oact. 1hers i no time fo'
| d<lnv. /. B.
, 1859-05-20

t5S- THIS morning. at 9: o'clock, Ncssrs. Gill
bert [; Saiupsul, sell 1T their >:!rsrnoa., No. =
Lake street, a large assortment IF ~ell lel:'
second hand and new fur'iturc, pianos, carpets
crockery, and Other goods.
, 1859-05-20

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO j.
~ kn:@ 1.1xp R41zro4p roxrAsy. New Yotk,
MAJ ID. I>.4
for tie e.ua of Thirteen Directors fur the ensuing year
vii he bs! 4 te o. u Z my. in thu c:tT 1t ki
cao, Sl:a .: Il.ois Fiay. tit 1anth dAy Of JunA
next The Poll will tt ope1e1 At II O'clock AL
closed It u oeaek u.
henry FARNAM, President
mY3td-dlt3 FRANCIS Il. TuWS. $eczxias7.
, 1859-05-20

ITO HENT-Dr ior >:,t,'-I'l,, three
am untI Ha:4 isrr Sh ~r. wf' r:;, ~; hy
asit Str.: all, .,ei !1l. y. ~: rtl 'e pfvis.tt.
I..--:L
, 1859-05-20

ITO RE\T-.\ wrII-hn;..t and rnf,-
L rcy;.,.i F..nse 1i,.~c 3, tln r, >-e> %"rt!r
Division. seven -itr'1. ! !ti;:;e i. III"
lu>e tue s.t u,1 :c-,u:iah.- te1s.- =. ~ Il: :a
Waller a.s.,t. y s.:w-,.!H7
, 1859-05-20

no RE\T-Ihc New Marble
J. Front sto.+* q: 1ass +trcr', Nos ~, 81 .n. .
a.o Storrs on south Wa1tz :rett Aps 81 ~ 81 .1G
in II tie asove .:o:r. vel ccae 1 h,s.-r*> eHtr.
dr. t>+1ar:s - Aal E4:.! ~ vii t. rrntI fer
year ge.! anl ,teAs turtle. !: Nc f'tw:' rate.
scrs. ftra. .><0 :" ;! "a. -, .rE:: 'H,jsls:-,
Also nxc.;I. II. a** u eat hslc u ux!sted street
tstwsea Lax, ara I+.~t.,; .t's,t..
Aso-s dwelling ulSs VIII s.'rts be-0w o. Lake st-+
1oi;T Ia The Undersigned 20 Iatc t*reo. u.~<.a be.
txe+;, in md L. u.c,sk l.. u t. +. u. EECktNG-
HAN, ls6 i..kt s:1ee., up.ier Marine E4nk.
Apis:azrc:s. :. S. HAYES.
, 1859-05-20

~ r. II .St'ltIIE.T. Ifressn7 -l3e"k Gj U-iri-1ra Il
Il authorized 7-t~te A!feF1ee4 iH .tn !T ths
Leadi.; r1I:ys ojtar 4SorfA-H>. lll ls?iE
, 1859-05-20

ITO EEET-l'!c brlcE dwelling.
l. NJ 10 !;'iE:'" >:-~'. ': :. i: -a: l!''!us
With mat;t ri'- w::r. ~. "a ii r1E We "tr.
i cash tcr:.t h! ii i"n't -;l I.tHtt
VI Il. L. FE. .GCeON. ~. i: ''a!~ s:l=- II. sa::,.
, 1859-05-20

Uf1te* III, -. T.. il.w, pn: i: "s.a,:..ior
Brokers: as. s- Lt",c,s i..'-,. n IL: .l.s II. Il
snJ lio lL,s 1r,rn s:e,t Al >!n.r Ard t'atc1 NJ, ~
l,:ascr-l >r,r l.,---.n ~. Ml: A.~. soc ~
~ ti4rk nzytL A;:': ~ I. LEN iLL1. ~ It.r'"r
street !G;c4-:!.4 .tH
, 1859-05-20

ITO KENT-A Desirable Summer
Residence IN M:,c1a 12rar, -n3,! l.o:,~. ,v:il.
Of Nprh e;stv1. "a: ~; !. '- xiv, :'s 'c saEet tt: fl
= yc4f v:.!. ..t &tA !, gt.!: :: l!e
Ak, Stn.c NJ ~ E.!'" -ln''t- Al s:nrc A.. nrel.
ut III C..-& str.t " HA.s}. AZ. ""at. ~e":4'
, 1859-05-20

TO Pl,1NTEHS.-F'or sale on two
l. vt;.-, t.c IA IT,. >tate. vnr.t I 81 ! '-l.
With az. ';.s,ltt G.-..?H;.t .on, 81. /.
!. ..nHis:< n.srrv i'4:7lL1:, ant Inc .f:i NJ. H..
I;,-. :1r .:4 ur!.- .arIy n a.::",s
L. II. En-. G:L,:. A!rcst. A9.E1. IL La. Ea
, 1859-05-20

ITO RENT-We=t Chlearo-Cot-
ta-e No. III Maa:s>a STREET, crrac, Of Jr.oa. Ee-t,
Us PER Month.
Ctatase EE1en etyrs:- ~: .: tie shove. t3':
iio,c H,u.A u. tu.sI lar1% with ca.ree llol:s ard
Stah'r. Een+. 80.
4otlt fctt on Wet MtsSna ':1ee between Det:zsnea
+,1s feet r.r cf liz ast 'ueatoEed H.: r1io, street
$50 Pes fcct Per year.,., e,,r
Large Lot come. PAULINE a:l fa1t avenue cea ra:k
SSIlsl fts est a. :'s f.t. Ar,f: IL pr. 1NGALS
| o. o.! HI'CK L. tiars ]-"-: c"r'e7 M1.H<on ar9
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MN .iBR1EGEHENzs ar WASHINGTON P0ST
ORFICE


Mall baltimore, Philadelphia Nav York,
Hoson, arrives at Ga and 75s p.
daily mail he from this Office 70 and by those
places viii heretofore al aud O'Clock daily
The southern Mail viii be closed hereafter daily al 5H and
O'Clock and viii be received heretofore, daily, By %
O'Clock, a. and >, p
o Second Eastern Mail closes at and the Great Western
Nail cl~es daily The mail trains north Of Phaieipha
winch brings arrive here by ga No East
Sunday night and Eastern
Mali Is sunday morning.
Inc Mail Norfolk and adjacent places 10 Virginia Is closed at
m except sunday received six times week with mail
from Baltimore, Md, by ~, m-
Mail c. received twice daily by g.
D. u closed that place the hours
fhe Mail VILE Nd Is received daily by Q,
and IL Is closed tr those places at Q, y, m.
Annapolis Mail closes at aud O. IN. daily.
The Nal om Brook VILE &c, Md Is received daily except sun
day, by p. aud closes places by 9, daily
The Cocsyie Monday Wednesday and Friday
received Tuesday Thursday Saturday O.
Upper Marlboro, &c Md, received by a. daily, and Is
closed az ., p.
Tobaoco* Md Tuesday Thursday
day by closed sunday Tuesday, and Thursday Al IN
wafrenton Mddeburg Sc., Va, receved daily BY O. y
closed nj 9, p.
reebug 49, Va received by closed p. M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
The postage newspapers, that all printed
dressed foreign country required be paid In advance
The office from O'clock 10 so o'clock daily
except Sunday and that day Il open from 20 10 M
from ez to ~ p m,
*fors Tobacco daily other sasrns the route above
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Lcather and Canvas Mail Iovches

leather pouches aud
less ihan eight ounces
Dap be good skiina leather well be well
and strongly secured with the
woven 50 as TO resist water weighing for pouches Of size No
@ '1h 20 ounces 70 'e yad o. siiaehe width or y ounces the
20 the yard 25 inches width for pouches OF size No
mot less Tina is ounces the yard of 20 inches width the threads
Of the warp and be composed yarns each
The pouches Of sizes numbered be made
inches width ess than yard width
the threads OF the warp and WET to be composed Of at least four
Lealhcr and caacas Hore MAJ Boes
Size BODY long
parts ends bottoms being IA by 20 inches
se No 2Body % inches long and IS inches wide in The widest
szo No BODY - inches long aud Is uce vide in the widest
parts ends bottoms Of same being 10 BY 20 inches,
a bag leather mcl tanned weighing not less than ounces to
riyitod 10 be 50 done not 70 chae horse rider
The horse mail bags TO be made Of cotton canvas like
Proposals improvements the construction of
the aboyeescbed bags aud pouches in The materials thereof
wei specified price OF any such improvement VIII be considered
in determining the lowest and best bid.
delivered the expense
contractor Boston York Albany N. " rha
Richmond an Va R"eRA g Charleston. ( c svanna, Ca
Mobile, Ala New Orleans La Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis
cago, ill., such quantities. and such such times the de
require and order and they TO be rgy inspected
before delivery and 10 be received which shah be inferior
any to the specimens adopted the standard bags
proposals iey price proposed
furnished proposal considered accompanied
with specimens or samples d each article bid for showing The
construction size and quality Of materials and workmanship offered
and also with written guarantee from the persons proposed as
whoso responsibility he certified by the the
place they rcsc that they win become responsible suf
nt bond for the due performance of the contract in case such
specimens samples this department
before 25 day o. April and those which shall have
couaned accepted proposals WILL With
posa basis Of the be made Every specimen
well and distinctly marked with the number
size and have affixed sample Of the materials
lcaher1 which il made Al specimens deposited by
bidders which with safety and onvenenee be used in the mail
viii r at the prices specified in the proposals rc
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DRoPOsALs FQR MAM RAGs.


Posr OFaos nmARndKSI Jan ~, 1859
sAID PROPOSALS viii be received al this until nlne
O'Clock, m the Goth day April furnishing
years from nsl day juy next quantities such
times be required ad ordered Tor the erse mail bags
the follow ing deserl tOn-to wit
CtaHras Mad Bags Sucks.
size No l. J inches length az inches
weighing
yard OF ~ inches width the threads Of tie warp
composed Of 1--we yarns each.
size No. (tl inches length As inches
be made weighing least
yard Of 20 inches width tile threads the warp
composed VI four yarns each.
(32 inches length aud 50 inches circumference
be made weighing least eight yard
OF 20 inches wide the threads the warp composed
Of three yarns each
The bags numbered
abng hem az the inches wide upon which
number al least TO the former and eight the latter eye
holes bo wrought they provided
suconi hemp cord them strongly
vol marked Inside and outside " u Mail large distinct
letters.
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RATES or CHARGES FoR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
CABS, Sc

E1sad from o " he Corporation approved March 1sa2
ss. n And be That passage
following fare charges for the
another In tho city Washington
,rriaec Vehicles carrying passengers
hire eight O'Clock shall
say each for distance
over s-a mile, twenty-five cents Tor distance
exceeding three miles, nifty
r In cae any hackney carriage, other vehicle
detained period than ave minutes, the driver thereof
the whole hack cab other vehicle the
every hlccn minutes detained and
convey other decnions later than Sooock
hackney carriages other vchics
the rate Of fifty per oonum on the foregoing
charges, in addition thereto,
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CTATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY.


his Honor James Thomas, Judge said
snndry nc this by legaees IN
Birch John G. Bnrchi exc
@ will for 81 their respective csacrs and clam
legacy VIII Sarah should be paid 20 WY
parties her death leaving no chua
children.
that said Sarah her cldren her oeeH
appear this before the March f
legacy IN default OF said appearance o
will be directed be pd the parties before s
4 l- 4
further ordered that cory This order be published
months, the Publication 70 be before the month
March 1889 the following newspapers wit The tonsttuno
published 10 augusta Georgia. The Union, Published IN WASH
District C,unlb The Louisville Journal publishes
In louisville Kentucky and published in snclnn
Ohio
from the minutes Of the superior court Of oe
county Georgia. at March term A. D. 1888 this 18th April i9s
April 27--lanem MOSES y. MILLS, CLERK
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NOTICE TO PRE- NprIoN CLAIMANTS.

person entitled right OF Tho lands
within the townships aud townships above enumerated re-
establish the satisfaction the register and re-
practicable seeiag appointed Tor
the the public sale the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
a.s.t Commissioner OF General Land ohce.
3o--1awl3w lint start
The regulations OF the department. heretofore aud
sting made advertising prcamaipns
except publishers specially authorized publish by tue
Conn is-iorer OF he General Land
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- Commission oihcc, sfnrs W
proposes a,iend to selling
bnyng where tho upion renting out and oes
houses lease, business a
tanning o reale estate With tuexccpional legal MD
Tho OF Description the executive ~
parimunts government aud men
Congress especially nm o. te distant and adjacent neN
press subscriptions advrr-ing his biug snh
furnish the necessary and ruci'ons 70 W
ties having suri well attending having advertisements
The papers the District Columbia ~ ~
application By letter otherwise 10 him thus saving WV
expense OF = trip the city, and pruny, masie.
Also the negotiation OF loans security and az ae.'p
business which properly chased under the hea
general commission brokerage. e :,
lion. Wr a. Harris, (f,rmery OF Masonry M a. ~
+. GARNET, Col Jas O. icrrct, Rrferd walach 80
the rroprietors The newspaper generally Of
Mcssrs . A g. u Davenport and Hon = c'skc srhnnni
Rev, VIM = Pulpar, Allegheny tiy Pa Cat A. r burnley Nj
fort Ky, md John q sar,ent, csq.. New York city, Fe %
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Duke Baden Louis born August To- 1924 under
by reson Of insanity
s father Ferdinand husband Of the late Queen regent
u september ~, 1865.