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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

VT. AND CANADA r. R. Coat the annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Vermont
and Canada Railroad Company, held at North
field, on the 18th inst, the following Directors
for the year ensuing, were elected
E NJ. Robinson, New Bedford, Mass.
(ardnar Rrouar posto, A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

STANDARDIZATION the general COM
mittee, by Mr.. Wilkins, against senate bill re-
lating to town lines; third reading refused
By Mr.. Nicholson, House bills granting ferry
to Azem Niles, and Incorporating the Hydepark
Water Co. By Mr.. wilkins, House bills in
cooperating tho Plainfeld Aqueduct Co., and
Londonderry Hotel Co.. in addition to act an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24

SENATE-Reports.-By Mr.. Poland, for
committee on finance, House bill appropriating
an additional sum for the improvement Of the
State Library, favorably to its passage. Mr..
French moved the word annually be struck
out, which was adopted. Mr.. Bartholomew
moved to strike out $500" and insert
E" $780," which was lost, and bill ordered to
third reading. By Mr.. Nicholson, for general
committee, bill Incorporating the Burlington
Insurance Co passed.
By Mr.. Everts, for ,diciary committee,
House bill in addition to chap, 80 C. s., relating
to process, with amendments, which were adopt
ed, and bill passed. By Mr.. Nicholson, ior
general committee, bill in amendment of the
laws for the suppression of the traffic in intoxica'
ting liquors, without expression an opinion
Bill introduced.-By Mr.. Chittenden, in
Icorporating the city of Burlington.
Mr.. Wilson called up House bill in addition
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

FALL FROM SrEEpLE.--Between seven ara
eight o'clock this morning, young man, abouI
I8 years of age, named Lawrence Murphy,
carpenter by trade, fell from the Southwest
steeple of the new ST. Joseph's Church, and
was killed. He. was at work on scanold, en-
gagged in htting wooden window frame in one
of the openings, when he either lost his bal
ance or the scaaold yielded, and he was pro
cipitatod to the ground, distance OF one hnn-
drcd feet. He clung to the frame he was ad-
iusting, and both came down together: Both
of his hands were broken off at the wrist and
the bones protrudcd through the hcsh. ne
must have received very serious internal iDJu-
ries, for he expired in about fifteen minutos at
ter tho accident. lie was unconscious when
picked up, and remained so till he breathed his
last. priest came upon tho ground soon
after the young man fell and attended him un-
ill his death. 1t is somewhat singular that two
of the family should have fallen from the same
building. twas only last Summer that an
elder brother, Thomas Murphy, fell from a
scaffold in the inside Of the building, and es-
capped with a broken Arm.-A@ay Jo"r"d''
I7Ib.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

VAULTING AMBITION HAS OvERLEAPED IT.
sELP--THE VERDIcT.--A jury has, to all in
tents and purposes, turned the Cincinnati
Street Railroad Co." out of Court. Their ex-
pectation evidently was, to get the franchises
sought, for an inconsiderable compensation.
We believe that their disappointment will be
a source of qualification to the people. The
people don't want an unfair thing, and will
not allow it willingly to others. The least
sum twelve citizens could agree that such an
outrageous monopoly" could be endured for,
was one quarter Of a million Of dollars. Gentle
men, please walk up to the Captains Office
and settle! This, truly, is a "settler sci
ence and art, eloquence, and imported efforts
all retire before the magical figures that the
jury present-$25O,OO
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21
LAW REP q II Il .
sIipERinR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
In room No. /, Judge Hoadl0y heard SUP
mitted cases. ,u
Room No. 3, Vance VS.. Keck and others; a
proceeding before Judge Storer, to set aside
conyoyance from Geo. Keck to Charles heehi
alleged to bo fraudulent as against creditors
Ii was held by tho Court that tho saie was wa,
void. both because of the length OK credl'
given, and of the responsibility OF the pur-
chaser. Also, that the assignces OF the nO.es
given for the purchase money TOOK tne sen,'
Subject to the right of other creditors, as assert
cd in this proceeding. A heightened opinion
was delivered in the case. -, ,p
Coffin & Mitchell, Snow Bradstreet, ana NJ
Mills, for plaintiff. Fox Fox, ana Wortnlpg-
ton s. Matthews, on the other side.
ATTACHING HoGs.-Smith and others vs.
Risk and Others and Bush VS.. same. In tnis
case a motion was made on behalf OF the late
Sheriff, (R. Mathcrs,) to amend his return upon
a writ of attachment in tho above cases. l,
appeared the Sheriff attached a number OF
swine in some pens, and had made mistake
as to the number.
Judge Storer remarked that the difhculty 10
the case was that the hogs would not stand
still to be counted. The Sheriff should there-
fore, have leave to amend
Several decrecs were entered in TINS oranen
Of the Court.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

DR.. CAMPBELL makes a full denial of the
charges against him, and backs it up with the
testimony of others, as will be seen below:
Communicated.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The impression is still extant
that was bound over to stand trial in that
outrageous prosecution, which was not the case.
When the fair fortune hunter failed to make
that big haul she had boasted about, and found
that the facts drawn out on cross examination
were against her, she was glad to have the case
dismissed as easy as possible, as the Squire's
docket will show. With due respect,
l am j. B. CAMPBELL.
CINCINNATI, June goth, 1859.
We the undersigned, know the circumstances,
and believe DR.. Campbell to have been deeply
wronged, and can fully exonerate him from
all blame.
NJ. d. GAMBLE, A. HEWITT, SARAH GREEN
SARAH Il. SHEETS.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21
EPITOME--AUCTION SALES.

SMITH, C. J. W-Tuesday, June 2lst, o'clock, p. NJ.
Brick House and lot $685. 18th street. See advertise
ment.
CooprR & SToKEs-Friday, June oath, o'clock, p
NJ Brick House and Lot, II Everett street. See
advertisement.
JoHNsToN-Tuesday morning, June q, 94 o'clock
Merchant Tailors Clothing Goods, Trimmings etc.
See advertisement
BRAsuEARs & Co-Tuesday morning, June 2l 9)s
o'cock.-Tea, Tobacco, etc, and Hats. See adver-
tisement.
MuLs& 4 Co.-Tuesday morning June q; 9k O'Clock.
Hoop-ron, Cutlery, Paper, etc. See advertise
ment.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21
HOME INTEREST.

Pianos--tor the best and most durable
Pianofortes and Melodeons, 60 to BRITrING &
BEos. See their sdvertiseme ut IN another
column.
FemaIe Diseases--A large proportion
of the female sex suffer from some II. regularity
in the menstrual secretion. All such 81 'herings,
whether from suppression, excessive how Oh
painful discharge, can find sure and perma uen'
relief in the we'll tried PERUVIAN SYRL II
which acts, in such cases, almost like magic, bS
giving tone to the whole system, enriching the
blood and obviating costiveness. Ofhce-l2S
Fourth street, up stairs, where a pamphlet, de-
scriptiye of this medicine, may be obtained
gratis.
The Brittings, of 221 Fifth street,
are making good display Of Millinery doodS'
See their advertisement.
The highest perfection In the Photo-
graphic art has been attained by Messrs. BALL
& THOMAS, No. 12O West Fourth street, near
Race. In the taking of Daguerreotypes' Am
brotypes, they have no superiors In America
They aim to please, and always hit tn Q marx
Daguerrean Gallery, South. wes'
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over HA'n'
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please.
Those who want to get good and cheap
likenesses of themselves, or friends, should call
Immediately at Applegate's Broadway Gallery
of Art. The cost of likenesses at this estab-
lishment is only 25 cents each.
Harlan 81 Wilson, No. 30 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

A. v. HoPER, Prussian born, but now a nat
uralized citizen of United States, sets forth
at large in a communication to the Volks-
freund German Democratic) of this city, his
complaint of Secretary Cass, who cavalierly
passes him over to the subiecton of the mill
tary laws of land from which he has re-
nounced all fealty. .'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

tendency, having nearly six sevenths of this
large emigration.
The present year this emigration has been
Of the same general character, with a large
proportion Of the scandinavian element. The
method pursued by the Mormon apostles
abroad, and they have their emssaries in
every country in the North of Europe, is to or
ganize a colony, and then send their flock to
this country, whenever they have accumulated
enough for n ship load.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

DIR. MI Wright has been called on by a
large number of citizens to deliver his lecture
on the duty of Society, to provide asylums
for Inebriates. He has consented to do SO at
Smith Il Nixon's Hall on Thursday night.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

The habit of using the services of public
school pupils to run errands, during recitation
hours, has been abused, and teachers are now
prohibited from it altogether. Young America
is to be lackey no longer.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

Hook AND LADD-ER.-A lad named Ladd,
caught his chin on hook in the Sixth street
market, while playing hockey, yesterday. His
hold giving way the hook seriously mutilated
the nostril Of the boy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

In five months (from November, 1854, to
April, 1850 1926 MOrmOns were landed at
the three ports of New Orleans, Philadelphia
and New York. OF this number there were
2,9l9 from Great Britain and 2S from Ireland,
thus:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

The Bostonians have decided not to allow
Powers statue OF Webster to bo placed on the
State House grounds, because they do not
deem it a sufficiently good likeness OF the great
expounder.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.

yVNHE CORNER STONE OF THE CATH
worth sTeds viii be- Sd he aeEnooS sea @
THURsDAHYY, June o. " '"'' :" '"0 '''on VI
shs H. UPHoFF snd Grand Gn % Marshs
Captain "; S. R0sECRANs,, II. II. OOHoRsT and
to seventh, and thence castwardly on Seventh, In
'"' 'OD0"S FIRST DIVISION.
ASSISTANT GRAND MARsHAL-H. II. CoHoRsT
st. Mary's Society, Coyington.
st. Aloysius Young Mems Society, CovinRton-
S. MichSsIs Society stGrTs jT,GNwS!RnshhiiP
German Relief Society. Cincinnati.
SECOND DIVISION.
ASSISTANT GRAND NARsHAL-E. MARTIN.
st. Charles Borromeo Library Society Cincin-
st. Peters Auxiliary Benevolent Society, St.
St, .Joseph's Orphan Society, ST. Xavier Church;
sodality of the Holy Family, st. Xavier Church;
Sodality ut st. Xavier Church;
St. JOseph's Society, st. Joseph's Church,
st. Aloysius Young Mems Society, st. Joseph's
st. Wniibrordus Society, st. willibrordus Church.
THIRD DIVISION.
ASSISTANT GRAND MARsHAL-w. 8. ROsECRANs.
St. Charles Borromeo Society, st. Philomena's
ST. Pauls Society. st. Paul's Church;
st. Calasanticus brary Society, Cathedral;
81 Patricks Roman Catholic Benevolent Society,
St. Peters and st. Joseph's Benevolent Society,
Cathedral
Officers OF the Institute, and Orators of the day.
Other Societies wishing place in the procession
will make application to the Grand Marshal before
IL A. M, on Wednesday
line Of march in the following order; '''' '''
West on Eighth to Western Row ,uplwesteEn Row
70 Fifteenth; east on Fifteenth to Race; up Race to
Green; East on Green TO Yinei down Vine TO hir-
tesnthi east on Thirteenth 70 Main; down Main to
Abigail; east on Abigail to Spring; down Spring TO
Hunt; west on Hunt e Main down Main to Eighth;
east on Eighth to Sycamore; down sycamore to
Fourth; west ON Fourth to Vine; up Vine to the In
stitute. .0.. .f..- q
Upon arriving at the Institute the column win d.
vide and the procession counter march Iat the So
cetes will occupy the site and the adjoining streets Of
the new building. The corner stone will then be
blessed and laid by the Most Reverend Archbishop
of Cincinnati; after which an address In German
will be delivered from the stand Vine Street, near
Sixth, by the Hon. JOS w. Egly, and one In English
from the stand on Lbngworth Street, near Vine
Street, by p. mcGroarty, Esq
grand celebration NJ the occasion Will take place
In the evening of tho same day, at Pixies Opera Hall
at which will be delivered Oration by Donald II.
X, cLeOd Esd, and addresses by the Right Rev.
Bishop Henni, OF Milwaukee and tho Most Rev.
Archbishop of Cincinnati.
INSTRUMENTAL and Vocal Music by the Philharm0'
mic and other Societies.
The Exercises at the Opera Hall win commence al
s o'clock p. NJ
Tickets for Admission to the Hall 25 Cts.
je2l-c q. ii. UPH0FF, Grand Marshal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21
MARRIED.

On the 9TH inst at the residence of L. Stem ESD.
Tinin, o., by Calvin II. Fisher, Mr.. FRED. s. GID
DINGs, of Cincinnati, to Miss MoLL1E Il. MARSHALL,
of Tilin.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

u~OXFORD FEMALE COL
LEGE.-The Annual Commencement in thls Insti-
tuition will be held ON the evening of Thursday, the
23d inst The public Anniversary Addresses before
the Societies will be delivered on Tuesday and We'd
nesdOy evenings and the public examinations Of the
through Monday and Tuesday, Immediately proceed
ing. j. W. SCOTT,
len President.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-05

INC poaS ue ed'sr Po.nes - 70 20 n'ue u soo' anu
Dag ma'os wen unn y ~ssne M slLss nampsrea s
MOI 'oas nA W." oooes an" o he hah f'Aos my sS A
seven ounces 70 he squaIe oo 'e po'n V ecuAf iorp anu
nap 20 De o. Coca A.,'sg sf Wen .hAeu IN. sss " DO "''
Ns uonsn seemsu WIN VIC pss. * ,'ss.s Nen 'nnuu,
ns io''i.7 az " ~ n'ae " $50" 70
woven 30 az 70 resist war ,oi lnones o sr NO '
ss Juan ounces 70 INC Au u % hcn "'n " >. ouh,ca " 'he
a " ~ 1nes Ms'n i, 'Vr poo'ss u s' no. = , '
~ ouhos " VI" yarn :" 20 nVs "ia' o Pouoi' siNo
not less thah 10 ounces 10 e yaa - ots With 'e
hc warp nhu WEI. 10 ov CONFESSED o AZ isasi uSe var us cav
ens pouonesi " sNsS ahu =, are W DC n s ,a
cotton vav Mssihk no. ess nn ~ ou.es ino % 40
INC nor ness wan ~ ne 70 'e yaia % 'o
uso 'u' ess :" '"' ""P anu WIZ >" o' '''"'" ~ "
yarns e1'Hf ,,n.v ,.s c., ,.u,. ,,;, ma ~ aiast
IL 1~"HI az" 's"ch H"Sesa't o'V' "a =. fa.ssle
Size No BODY as inches long and III inches vide IN the widest
parts ends or bottoms OF same being Ia by 20 inches,
Size No BODY 10 inches long and Is inches wide the widest
parts ends OF bottoms Of same being u by ~ inches
size No BODY AZ inches long and 10 inches wide the widest
ends OF bottoms OF same being 10 by 20 inches.
The leather bags are 10 be made Of good and snostan
nA pay leather wen ahhcn weighing np' ioas na ssN gu o's !.
s sq"ie oo anu 'uo w o mo' anu s'o"sv
nvltea 70 DC 20 uoue as nor 'p'pao hose "r iiue m,
me canvas Digs aie 20 DC niue !" ooo canvas Ae
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-05
PROPOSALS. FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.

- MAyoKs OFrlcR, -,
cf Washington February 8, 1889.
PROPOSALS in writing viii be received this up
O'Clock M day Of March next for making pumps
ss ara and wInp digging Sus and
completing the best and for keeping the in perfect
second wards and III the district composed Third
Fourth and seventh wards and u tho third district composed Of
given different conlrars for The term Of one CON
specinssoas No hid nom any but practical pump
considered aud the contractor will be required to conform rsd
FOR WELLS taStSt
Digging walng wells including materials and removing the
S brick .' ''' 80 : : - D '' : ''
sinking old wells deeper, per foot a4lt asH HtH +"
Taking on, od VOLS and putting in same, per Got
s sasss as Ss aa iss s 'esy sss spg "a
Shore j, than three inches thick laid double
Paving wells, including brick and pump stone. ID as
Opening old wells and covering same Win old materials each
Opening old wells and covering same with new timber.
FOR PUMPS
Keeping the pumps repair viz stopping leaks &C.
Taxing out and putting N old pumps, Per og. each.
Making new joints In old log.
Nav boxes ss and s s RsIp ia fi pami. Zach Z
Boxes and saouts Tor pumps each. tsis3 b s4 es3 b
Copper chambers for pumps b w. izlslasJl
A. top ss sas s hs D Slt
Al top pieces to have three coats Of paint Hf q
etf ~ FOR HYDRANrs. ~
Keeping The ayarants n repair " stepping all leak. Nc s
ga irons belonging % Them when can DO dome without taking the
hydrant out each ss14llgaa,4 sTta- D
Taking by drants and putting in same, each.
q New hyirans per foot HSf
Spouta for hydtants, each
Spout stones, each. ti itia Nttl w. at-se aat
Painting pumps by drants three coats, each
Bids be received Tor hydrans from practical plumbers
IRON WORK t,sislst si6 IA
Handles axies spears plates bands and repairs pound
Spout and lower boxirons for pumps Zach as s6f #
New joints old spears. 1870. v-sfts,st gls 8sF ~
New spout and valve irons for hydrapt
work materials 70 DO all of the best quality Of their
sRectiye kinda. fnsNatgE III la2 ffAl&
No viii that Is n.ade by practical pnmp
Contracts viii not be assgnabe
The person persons accepted Will be required
dollars, with two good suree
hi their contract and
fail comply With
Of his their contract 70 cxecnte any
work named tho order Of the Commissioner direct
the Mayor authorized employ other per-
persons the furnish The materials,
deem expedent which event the contractor
CONTRACTORS fhuR sa BIO esNnshle his corporation F
sustain thereby and the Mayor al his
such contractors
Feb lO-3awM Mar JAMES G. BEf,IlEr Mayor.
Separate proposals will be received for keeping
the pumps the satisfaction 81 the Commits
the several districts Bids VIII state
price pump each. The contractor furnish materials Of
every may required by said Commissioners for AL
pairs below the surface and cleaning out the wells
aud also paving around u,e pumps. ..
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LEONARD SCOTT q CO.'S

Reprint Of Me British RsUisms and BtocScoods Kagaziae
II SCOTT & Co, New York, continue to publish
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g. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Churcb)
4 THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW thberstl ta ~
o. RI.ACKWoODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (tory)
periodicals ably the three political parties
Gsai Britain tory and raialbnt politics forms only
of profound
science literature morality and religion they
stood the world
the scholar aud the professional
Of class they furnish
the Of the throughout
than can be possibly obtained from any other source ~
EARLY COPIES. M " d"
sheets the British publishers
reprints nasnlach they placed
the hands Of subscribers about the original editions.
st 7ii ts3Hat hlf TERMS. "a ltatsls aAst Fl
all four OF the u 4. Il. ........... =. 90
For Baekwoota Magazine 90
For Backwopl and Review 90
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For Baekwocd aud tlrec Reviews .ls.s 90
For Raskwood and the four Reviews 10 90
4Es H,3sa lfttst TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers
Agents for Washington,
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-05

sCHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
Washington BY virtue Of decree of the cir
Of tho Erirt OF Columbia duly passed on the l4 day Of
February 1859, chAnccry suit pending said
court Blanchard complainant and Mary omead
defendants Wednesday the l6h day Of March, 1850 at ~
proceed sell public auction tho following
land TIC county Washington Dis
Columbia, and bounded follows Beginning for Tie
point the south de u Pncy Branch at the end Of line
10 percbos bound stone OF the land
onead and THAI Of se Shoemaker and running
~ II D5 perchcs to said
thence N. deg w. perches thence H. deg ~
II pcrcbes thence sos deg 20 ~ perchos ao
perccs AZ r. ia perches thence N N
deg perches II deg to2 psrces thence !as deg
at4 pcrches, thence 49, W. pereles, 81 deg
peses thence ass deg W pcchos theme n 70 deg ~
pehes NIX deg 10 pcrches thence g 81 deg W. Is
ohes 81 deg W 2e Icrches, and thence with straight
Zine the place Of beginning containing 20 roods and 80
Serches less.
Of land which WIN Holmead died seized
The ad OF Gen Wslbridee and Thomas Hayden
will take place at the auction Of j. G. Mcclure
Co., Washington, D. c. rrs = - ~
Terms N the purchase paid
three equal nsmn,s at g. H. and Is months
day OF sale which the purchasers
the trustees, viii DO required
WILLIAM j, STONE Trustee.
JAZZ C. MCGUIRE CO.,
Fee 12-3taw3 Auatoneers
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AUCTION SALES.



GALE by order of the Orphans Court Of very ex
- Was Liquors, sagars Acon Mon
Ay March 7h 10 clock tho Hian and Liquor store
between AZ aud 9th street, shall sell by catalogue All
Of bic stoek % superior Wines ncsr aud Cigars comprising
4f1 CHAMPAGNE NfN
Ma,ams Impartial nd cabasi Royal Rouse
Green seat Hstdscck. Boache, ~ reray
Montobe!io. Black Seal
other layore brands quarts aud pnts
nRANpns.
Very superior Brandy wood and glass
wiNEs
Ansbuaao Brown Pale Gordon other sherries
nd nnta AsdsirAs
superior Old Posi, 81 Julian AK ar|r.r
Chateau Ieoyilie, 81 F.tepbe
And other Caret-, IN pnss and quarts
wiiEsKEY
Extra superior and Gibson whi-keys in wood glass
About genuine superior Havana Cigars
fogeher with Jamatcs Rum, Gin
scheriusin snaps, Curacao
Absynll Anpesettc Cordial, kerohwassa
scotch And Irish Whiskey Arraek Bittess
Spirits Vinegar Younes Ale
London brown Stoat Scotch Ale
-.
Tho forming very choice goods rep
uialion Of which well known TO need comment
Aio, Herring Iron Safe Counters, Shelving, Casks
Neasurers, sc
forms credit of two,
months satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
srhe the Mr. i,uinanu be supplied at
priq sale until the day sale
Catalogues may lhe counting Of he auction
tf~Asfth a. H. BurfiMANN Adminx
.th JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Mar2-d 80 ftn8fF $40 aarssfli q Auononeers.
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mo. 632.]
Notice of the Continuance Of the Vincennes,
Indiana, Land District.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the Act
Congress- approved December 81 1855 entitled Aa 10
continue register of the land oce vnccnncs ind
is land
will reoencd for business the newly appointed
quslicd which
da said register viii give public notice. I5s
my city Washington this tenth day of
February a. d. 1889.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
Feb l2-wSw q lint 4 start
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! r q the General land once.
NOTICE TO pRR. EMpnoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE PRE- E,PTl0N CLAIMANTS.
Every psrsep right Of Of the
within oWpsps lownsps above mentioned
required establish the the satisfaction @ e register and
proper land Office, and rhe lcr
as practicable qfr seeing notice and before the day appointed
for the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract such claim will be forfeited
TII0S. a.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NorgUnder regulations the department. heretofore
existing made for advertising poclama
tons except publishers specially authorized TO publish
by the Commissioner o General Land Office.
Jan l9-1aw13w nt&Sarl