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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

WILLIAM LAMON, OF Briarcreek town
ship, we are authorized 10 announce will
be candidate for County Commissioner,
subject 10 the decision of the Columbia CO.
Democratic Convention. June 20, 1860.
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two ACRES OF LAND,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Abraham Smith, lats Of Miflin ttgp., !,
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
IL administration on the estate OF Abra-
ham Smith, late of Mifflin township, Col
umbia county deceased, have been granted
by The Register Of said county 10 the uu-
dersigned, who resides in the town of
Miflinville. All persons having claims or
demand. against The estate of The decedent
are requested 10 present Them for seule-
meui, and hose indebted 10 make payment
without delay. SAMUEL GREASY,
Mfln, Aug. s, 1860. Adm'r.
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Leave N Express. Phiiaa'a Mail:

The Lackawanna and Blooms burg Rail
Road connects with the Delaware, Larka-
wanna Kali Road at Scranton. for New
York and Philadelphia, and intermediate
poinis East; also for Great Bend, Bingham
ion, Syracuse, Buffalo, Niagara F alls, and
all important points West.
AT Rupert ii connects with the Caiawissa
Railroad for points both East and West.
Al Northumberland il connects with the
Snnbury and Erie Railroad, for points
West and South. Nj. w. JACKSON,
August G, 1860. Superintendent.
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I'D .

In Briarcreek twp, on Thursday. The Cd
instant, VIM. A., youngest son of VIM. and
Catharine A. Lamon, aged about 2 years.
AT Shickshinny, on the 4ih inst, in the
35th year of her age, MIR. RosILE SEARCH,
wife of Lot Search.
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Foa SENAroR.-We will state that Col
Keller is candidate for denomination for
State Senatur. There will in ali probability
be no other candidate, and Mr.. Keller will
get unanimous renominaiion in this coun.
ty.- Selsn's Grove Times
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HASGENGG EOEGE,
VIM. B K0ONS. Proprietor.
RN.RR TSFITrVE pa

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate in the
l. central portion of the town, and op-
posile the Cour House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished, and the Proprietor
is now prepared 10 accommodate travellers,
leamslers, drovers and boaTteTs in the IA ost
pleasant and agreeable manner. His table
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and his Bar with the choicest liquors.
Auentse osllers viii! always be on hand,
and his stabllng is The most extensive IN
this section OF country. Omnibuses will
always be in readiness 10 convey passen-
gers 10 aud from the Railroad Dspots.
WM. y. KOONS.
Bloomsburg, July 4. 1860.
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PROTHONOTARY.

JESSE COLEMAN, of Orange, we are
authorized 10 announce will be a candidate
for the office of PROTHONOTARY at the
approaching general election, subject to the
decision of the Columbia County Demo-
cratic Convention GJune 6, 1860
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The SchuykilI County Agricultural So
ciety have appointed the 9Th, 2sth and
29th OF next month for holding their annual
exhibition at Orwigsburs Goal Ledger.
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ASSEMBLY.

Having received sufficient encouragement,
throughout the County, offer myself as
candidate for ASSEMBLY, subject 10 the
decision of our next Democratic Comfy
Convention HIRAM r. KLINE.
Orange, June 6, 1860
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A SMALL child of Mr.. John Sandel, of Val
ley Township, in this county, we regret 10
learn, was accidentally drowned in spring
near The honse, on last Wednesday
uhle EemOa0t.
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JOHN G. FREEZE

Will be offered by his friends as candidate
For Member of the Legislature
to the Democratic Convention OF Columbia
Couniv-Subiect to It's decision.
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A BAD SPLT-It is said that Chang and
Eng, the Samese twins, differ in politics.
Both are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
now for Breckinridge and Eng is for Doug
las
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JACOB H. FRITZ

OF Sugarloaf township, will be candidate
for REGISTER & RECORDER Of Columbia
county, before The coming County Conven
lion, subject 10 its rules July 25, go.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DANIEL LEE,

OF Bloom township. will be candidate
lor REGISTER & RECORDER of Colum-
bia county, before the coming county con-
vennon subject TO It's usages
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n OF CE.

A IL persons indebted 10 The undersgne d
"A for Professional services up 10 April
1st, 1860, are respectfully requested to call
and settle, either by Note or otherwise.
J. c. RUTTER, NJ. D.
Bloomsburg. Aug. IS, 1s5O.-tf
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+, The report of the intended resignation of
Gen. Cass, as Secretary Of State, has no
official foundation, but is predicted on the
fact that his health has been failing for some
months past.
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THE Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller has been
nominated for Congress in the Second Dis
trict, by the Constitutional Union Party.
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We notice that the Miners Gazeifeer of
Ashland has changed hands, j. is now edit
ed BY Mr.. Wm. |. Lawrence. It's polisics
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PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AND

e e a Z i S Il a q 80
The unders gned will expose TO public
sale, on The premises, near Jsrseytovn, ION
the road leading from BIooms5urg 10 Jer.
seytown) Madison twp, COLUMBIA county,
on
Saturday. the lst dOy Of September, 1860,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, the following
described property, TO wit
Two 2 year old colts, Mich cows, 5
head oil young cattle, two hogs, one two
horse wagon, one buggy, l sleIgh; two
double set Of harness, one single set of
harness, two buffalo robes and whips, one
wind-mill one cutting box, one piow, har
row and cul;lvatnr, hay and manure forks,
rakes and shovels together with his entire
lol OF Household Furniture, TOO tedious TO
mention, all of which is in good condi.
ton.
ALSO,
AT the same lime and place, desirable
piece of land, containing about 40 acres,
well adapted 10 farming and grazing put
poses, with an excellent supply of water
upon 1t. The location of This laud is a
good one, and any person who purchases
IL will get bargain.
TERMS made known on daT of sale.
BENZ. F. FRUIT.
Jerseytowu, August s, 1860.
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ALSO,
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

RN pursuance of an order OF The Orphans
n Court OF Columbia countv, on SAUR-
DAY THE 25th DAY OF AUGUST, 1860,
al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, John J. Bark
ley, administrator of lddings Barkley late
of Bloom township, in said county, decd,
will expose TO sale, by public vendue, npon
the premises, certain
LOT OF VACANT LAND,
siluaie in The town of Bloomsburg, in the
said county, and bounded and described as
follows. 10 wit: On the North by Third ST.,
on The East by lands OF John J. Barkley, OF
the south by lands OF William Slcan, and
on the west by lands of John Whilenighl;
containing about
two ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, lying in most beautiful snu-
alton, aud in most pleasant Pah of the
Town.
The lol will make several very fine build
ing lots, fronting on streets AMI alleys.
Late the estate of said deceased, sitnate
in the township OF Bloom, and county afore-
said JACOB EIERLI, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, Jelly %, 1860.
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Frame Dwelling House,

A NEW FRAME BARN, WAGON ROUSE,
and olher on,buidings, mostly cleared land
and in good slate of cultivation.
The above properly Is situate on Big
Fishingcreek, abou; four miles atove Or
angevile, on the main road leading from
OranseviIle TO Cambria.
Late The Estate of said deceased, situate
in the township OF Fishingcreek, and coun-
y aforesaid. JACOB EYERLY,
Bloom burg, july IS, 1860. Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of an order of The Orphans
= Couu OF Colu mLia comfy, on SATUR-
DAY, THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
uext, al 10 O'Clock in The forenoon, MarIIn
A. zimmerman and Michael Lemon, Id
nliniStrotOrs of Peter P. PeaIer, lale OF
FIshinscreek township, in said county, de-
ceased, viii expose 10 sale, by Public Ven
due, upon The premises, a certain
TENEMENT AND TR4CT OF LIND,
adjoining lands oil Daniel Sloker, Hiram
PeaIer. jacob Geisinger. John Pesler and
Elias Pealer, CONTAINING SEVENTY
FOUR ACRES, more or less, on which are
erected a
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UsrrrD srarzs AgrieuI,unaI Fair will hold
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED wEEKLy.
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II \ number Of the sold gentlemen of New
Orleans met at Odd Fellows Hall, in that city,
on the 7th instant, and formed Fossil Club. },
OF which j. NJ Lapeyre was chosen president; T
l.. McGin, III. Barnett, John b. Leefe, and Jacob
suaub, vice presidents; Henry Bier, secretary.
and Benz. Florance, treasurer. Mr.. Lapeyre said
that he had, since the demise of the old whlg
party, acted with the Democrats, but now that
party was rent in twain, and he had enlisted
heart and soul, under the banner Of Bell and
Everett, the only national candidate before the
people. Mr.. Barnett declared that he YVES eighty
three years old; that this Constitutional L MON
movement had fred his heart, infused new strength
into his bones aud that he felt hfy years Younger
as ready and able to battle for the cause as he was
to fight the battles of his country during the wa
of ISI2
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC MIC
q Eagle Riding Club.
OF TIE DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA,
y" AN TAN ISLAM,
MONDAY, September t7tb : =


q, The Club takes great pleasure in announcing to
place. 0'' h"i'e"
The procession of Knights will lsave6
Ueorgetown at ~ O'Clock a. m. and parad- thrCug n
the principal streets Of GEORGETOWN and Washing
Ton under the command of Chief Marshal John ID.
Hammack before entering on the Island ~
Inc hnlghts Will emb-ac gentlemen from Vir-
sin GIN na,yisnn and the District, who will enter
and compete Tor the honors.
SnbstantiM seats will be erected for the accom-
modation oil the ladies, and every effort will be
made 70 insure the comfort and enhancs the pleas
nIe OIL AL VINO may favor the Club by their pres
The following named gentlemen have kindly oon-
sen 1nn t Ip ACT as Indses =
Hugh Caperton John \. Berry, Esq. Richard :.
Cox, Esq, JOS N. Pearson, ESQ, Jno H. Waters
Eeq. ' ' w
That disting uished speaker, Hon, r. r. CRAw
FORD, Will be the orator of the day
we beg 20 assure the public that order and deco
rum VIII be rlgdly maintained, as an ample poll oe
force VIII De de allied for the purpose.
The Island Will lie open foF the reception of yisi
tors at O'Clock a: m. Dancing will commence M
Pm
WIthers' flu brass and string band has been en-
Boats will leave High st wharf, Georgetown.
and stone House wharf, Washington, every 1--WE
minutes. No charge on the hoats.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and
Tickets can be had at all of the principal book
stores and restaurants, and at Messrs 6. b. Bar
nard Co.'S drug store, corner of High and Bridge
sts, Georgetown. and at the boats on the morning
of the Tournament sc Is st
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TIE TEXAS ExcIIEnENr-The Investigation.
WHICH have been prosecuted In the disturbed dis
ulcts OF Texas have not developed with nnv
degree OF dist ness the existence Of any Other
Pio, Tor ruin than what few desperate cha
Hnnout connection with or hope or help from any
othef quarter, might have formed In som. cases
tns negro population have been demoralized
eVlaenuy oy the insidioUs promises of white men,
Gnu .ne wofk OF ruin wrought has doubtless been
mainly tneir work. But not half Of what his
SEE ms TO be borne out by later facts
me sirychnine said TO have been discovered in
the naEas OF turns out to be yery harmless
having no affinity with deadly poi.o, ,vhinh 3,
was soPPosea 70 De. The wells thought to have
been poisoned, late accounts declare 10 ba 40 nv,
tainted with any deleterious suhs,anca ~ ~.
outbreak Of the alarm In Texas we canti,noa w.
readers ainst adopting all the reports from tina,
quarter as true, believing that somewhat, At least
OF their coloring, was due 10 excited spsnicio,
that made the slightest circumstan tiaI ryid.ons
~ strong as proof from holy writ The r.saI, %
ihe INVESTIGATIONS made accord with that caution
while II reveals enough to warn and instruct In.
entire South. ~
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DR. GREENS OxYeENATEp BITrERs We are
not In the habit as our readers are aware, of re.
commencing or noticing the various nostrums
tnat are urged upon the public attention. But
tnsfe are occasional cases where a departure from
tnis rule seems proper, and the article above
NAMED presents case Of this Kind. This mfdi-
relief OF dyspepsia, liver complaint, heart burn
ano al dimcrites originating or proceeding from
the digestive organs, and, containing no alcohol,
20, 70 mineral, or any poisonous drug, IL Is one Of
Ine safest remedial prescriptions For n fuller
account the reader b referred TO the save,i.emsnt
VI The article.-Woresstsy Spy
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q The colored population Of Philadelphia Is
from twenty to twenty-five thousand They own
property to the amount Of nearly three million
dollars, and have churches and schools valued at
from four hundred thousand to five hundred thou
sand dollars
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Spirit of the MsPninx Press.

The Consultations makes allusion to ''Mr Bells
attack upon General Jackson" and, in another
article, argues at length that the North is the
aggressor in the matter Of slavery, and that the
South acts on the defensive.
The lafsligeneer in an article in reply to the
Constitution, claims that Jackson, Jefferson, and
President Buchanan, whom 1t styles Three
Federalists' in Row." have all advocated its
Rnti-secession doctrine
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HEALTH OF SENATOR CLar-The Huntsville

HEALTH OF SENATOR CLAY-The Huntsville
Gala. Democrat of the goth ult saws:
''We are requested by Senator Clay to say that
Ill health has prevented him from responding TO
many letters and invitations to address Brecfin-
ridge and Lane ratification meetings He is
happy, however, to add that he is rapidly conva-
leseing, aud hopes be will be able. before the
canvass is over, TO take active partin advocacy
Ct the sound principles Of our platform and the
election Of our candidates.
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AProrSTMESrs.-rhe following appointments
have been made by the President:
Joseph E. Foles as deputy postmaster at Iowa
City.
George w. Heard, Of Massachusetts, Secretary
of Legation to China.
William Carroll consul at ST. Helena.
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1.-THE Toronto Leader, the government or.
gan, contradicts the report that Governor-General
Head is to leave Canada. 1t says positively that
he will, after short absence, return and com
mence a new term Of office
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Persepal.

..- Hon Lansing Stout, Of Oregon, is at
-, Col Gadolis, Russian Army, is at Kirk
- rhe birthday Of the Duchess Of Kent. the
Queens mother, was celebrated Auonst I'm ,vi,s
the usual honoTs The Duchess "a a Years old
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II At the exhibition Of the American Pomo-
logical Society, in Philadelphia, Oliver Taylor,
Of Loucoun county, Va, exhibits Is varieties Of
grapes and apples, and Col w. Steele, Of North
Carolina, IL varieties of apples and pears
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IL The potato crop Of Maine Is now coming
freely to market at the East and is said to be i'm.
mense and healthy. Good early varieties sell as
low as IS cents per bushel.
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vHkUSF, SALE-By vIrtee of deed of trust
4 rom James Skidmore TO the undersiened da-
ted August 9th, 1859. and recorded among the land
tecords OF Wsshins ton county, District Of Column
pls, lnere Will be pubic SALE at the foot of Flew
rntn street, on MONDAY, September II h, 1881, at
- o clock m, OF the following property
One seine about one hundred and ffty fathoms lonr
AND about twenty feet deep.
And ten cUlls of SEINE Rope. Terms cash
se5-d ID. l.. SMOUT. Trustee. =
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The EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS, -
The United States District Attorney, it is said Is
now examining the titles to the land which il to
be Included in the contemplated extension Of the
Capitol Grounds.
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ID. Calabrian, recently arrested at arc, con-
fess; to having been hired by Count Aguila to
assassinate Garibaldi
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. Mc6UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lors
PusSTe Sr2 re-, SffOfh fIfs sskIiS sesrrrs
NOON, September 18Th. 81 O'clock, on the prem
lses we shall oher az public auction Lots Nos. ~
north e. between l3sh and 18th sts west, running
back III feet TO 50 feet alley.
These I.ots front directly ON Franklin Square.
are located in dellEhtful part OF the city for pm
yate Tesderee. and otter great Inducements 20 per
sons IN want OF = hrst-cats building site.
Terms One third each; the residue in 4, and ~
month";, with interest, secured by o deed Of trust
on tfe premises.
sel2d ;. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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~ AHAMMACk'S RESTAURANT,
MMY No. 2O2 IViLiayds' Hotel Block. G4$65

uavIng passed an irrePressbe dull summer, 4
beg to say to my many friends and the public gen.
orally thai am now fully prepared to supply all
their wante, great small am IN daily recei Of of
the finest Cove Oysters, selected expressly for my
own trade; also all kinds of Fish. My stock shall
never he inferior to any house in this country NV
stock Of Game q, usual is quite abundant, iced
Birds, Ortolon, Pheasants, q uails and many Other
Kinds too numerous to mention. MY stock of
Wines and Liquors as usual are No. l. NV
Champasnes selected by Dyer are all that heart
can wish, as all who have tasted il can vouch for
the same My Eating Bar is stocked daily with a
great variety Of Dishes where snacks are served
from Ia. IN. to ~ p. IN. Meals served in out of
the house. Meals served on SUNDAY from 7 a. m 10
IL pm JOHN D. HAMMACK
se l4St Dronriatnr
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UNA o T C En-
aa to bear in mind that
~ the plan which l
= ~ z adopted, six years ago. of selling
y HATS and BOOTS at greetly re
duced prices for cash is in successful
operation Just recriyed 9 full supply of the latest
Now York styles of DRESS HATS The very
hnest Hat $50; first rate Hat SIS; and very
good ashlo able Hat 50 So All of the latest sty les
Of sof. HATS and CAPS, at the very 10 vest Prices
am constantly supplied With a very large stock Of
nose hne DIX ESS BOOTS at S375-which have
oHeTn selling Tor many years-as well as the very
lest qnal ty Of Pat mt Leather CATERS at SIS 81.
me French Cafskin Caters from SO to 80 81
bad debt. ANTHONY, Agent for the Manufac.
lurers, seventh street, second hat store from the
Sc II Sun
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BIT bAkNAhD q bUCkEY; GeorGetovn.
TRUSTEE'S sALE.-By virtue of q deed Of
A. i; fclio: ioi, 40 i Vii ODE, :, .as icI,
in Georsst.vn. beng parfs Of Lots one hundred
and ninety four asa and one hundred and ninety
Ave, U.s. ,5 Bs:Ps second addition % esera r.
northwest corner OF Lot No. ninety, (sa,i in md
edditioa, And running thsnoe east and psraile VII
Washington street. 80 fest; thsnee vssf end eers-.
!e yin the hrst line % ConGress street and thess
msnts, ccnsisting Of . email dvelIfse.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the Durebess noneJ
io,i nsn o ~ !. e o az tn ne x
be secured. Ter~s Of sale 10 be complied With II
one sS .ssa ssr ale o. ,ss s,sPs viii b
..r.a.-.a. B EkkkkIfESB s soA E'.. -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I OOK OUT FOR THE SHIELDS BOYS.
The Shields Boys announce to their many friends
and the public In general that they intend giv- an
ing their SIXTH GRAND ASSEMB BLY, at
September 2Ist, 1880 kdk
The members pledge themse yes to make this one
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
ladies. By order of the :
COMMITTEE Of AYroasemeHts.
j. Flanagan, J. Harrigan
N. O'Shea, sc I4-2t.
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THK WRATHRR.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer.
iSan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
a'elock
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plANos --one very moe So octsye Psns 81
Il $50. Also. one very little sssd. Tor On. ~
Agent Of stsinvsS { sol's "a Lawn, bacon ,
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Hon. GEORGE C. WHITING, Commissioner Of
Pensions, who has been absent from the city for
brief period sojournng at the North, has returned
and resumed the duties Of his official position.
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NorrcE or rstt No b $751; 90
T ratrr y,,NI0lRJTIHHIWylESrERN LAMB Dfs
ard in view Of the ot that the unsod sSd n ~
Northwestern District" tGRKNADA,J in the S,ste
OF MISSISSIPPI. 10 reduced below one hundred tbon
81 a. the Secretary OF the Interio, has ireo:-
which 10 located at REHADA, and that the vncaDt
J1Gksos IN said State, from and after 4s Isl d1y
Lands remaining unsold and unsppropr,atsd nv
law, sad subject to sale and ent at GRESans. vii
cease 70 be rubiect to entry at that once afts, ths
re9sps 81 noaes to that effect BY the register and re-
lsanE pIeJemPtlons, and the land officers at JACK
SOY IN give PUBIC hotlce OF the day on vhloh they
OF any such lands at their ofice, vhicb iii n
practicable, be on the first day or December nexi
All RsFsons sin,,tled to patents at the Grenada
OF November next rs after that date thsy = III ~
returned to this ofhoe for delivery "i w
Giv.n under my hand, at the city of Wa.bir,ton
..ia Is i.,n cay OF ammo DOmini one thou.
Jos. 8. WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Sfsc,e.
Sc H-w6vF' ~AS Ssnoo'