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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The Arrest Of Gen. Asboth In Hnnsnrr.
The European news brought by the Brs-
men, in relation 70 affairs in Hungary, an
nounc6d the arrest OF Gen. Asboth, Of the
Hungarian Honved army of ls4s-49, who, Il
seems, was taken at LugOs and conducted
to The fortress Of Temesvar; .
Asboth was one Of the ablest commanders
Of the Hungarian p~ational army, and act
lively engaged from the very beginning TO
the end Of the memorable struggle for Hun
garian Independence; A graduate Of the
famous Military Engineer Academy in Vi
emma, he served with distinction in The Aus
trian cavalry until in 1913 when, with a
commission from King Ferdinand, he en-
tered the Hungarian Honved army. The
first battle of the Hungarian campaign at
Moldovar on the Danube, against the Servian
hordes-induced and organized under the
Austrian Camarills to invade Hungsry-was
conducted and o by AshOth. A.
When the capital, Pesth, was retsken by
Gen. Aulich's second army corps, Asboth
led the dVdnt gaTde, and after a prolonged,
severe contest, was the first to enter the city.
At the storming Of Buda, Asboth was again
the FIRST commanding officer who made
his way through the desperately defended
breach.
Gen. Aulich, taking the portfolio of the
War Department, O0l. AS0OJn succeeded 70
his command, and gave, at the battle at
Pered, again the most emphatic proofs Of
patriotism (Gen. Gorgey endeavoring to OPP
pose him6 as well as military skill and gal
lantry.
The overwhelming forces of Austria and
Russia at this battle, in attempting to sur
round the HuDgarians, caused some waver.
ing among the young Honved battalions,
when Asboth leaped from his horse, and,
Selling q musket, led the attack at the point
of the hayonet, and took by storm Pered, the
strong center position of the united enemy.
When a prisoner, after the disastrous ter
minstion of the Hungarian struggle, before
Haynau's court martial, he was asked his
defense. Asboth's simple answer was, The
oath taken to the Constitution by me, at the
command of Ferdinand, the constitutional
King of Hungary, | have faithfully kept"
When the Twelve Hungarian Generals
were shamefully hanged at Arad, his SEN
tence was committed to imprisonment in
irons for eighteen years. He was released,
however, after seven years, at the instance
of some of his friends in the Austrian army,
In the present critical state of affairs, the
government have deemed fit TO arrest him,
and be was taken, as stated, from his family
at Lugos to the damp dungeons of TemesYar
The subject of the sketch is the elder
brother Of Colonel A. Asboth, late Adjutant
General of the Hungarian army, who came
with Kossuth to this country in 1851, from
their prison in Asia Minor, and who now, al
a citizen of.the Union, is peacefully engaged
in laying out the beautiful Washington
| Hiphts, New York.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
DETAIL GROCENY CARD.
ARRI5v ID

Il II Ell ""|""
nv UAVIa OF II UITY OF DUBLINs
who Is restoring Sight to the Blind Herring 20
the Deaf removing MARKS from the taos ouTing
piles and bad Sore Legs; Hair also restored to the
head and prevented from faliF Oh. ,Ths Doctor VIII
cure Private Diseases in lees time than any uiah "A
the world. Ladies, with weakness OF any Kind, car
and Won will not regret II. Persons treated lor Con.
sumption had better SEQ the Doctor, as 1lle cases
out Of twelve are not Consumption At all, ana ere
durable. Cancer cured without the KNIFE -
Notice 10 the Old Country peoRle'-DI DAEls
from "A, M. until 6 P. M On Sunday, from
M. until p M. Once 90 East rhirdstJ Oinoin.
natl. The cause Of DAYIS'S adve1islng IL, he
mSqht be IN the city years, and the Afflicted knoW
nofhinR about 1t, seeing the huudred4of cures he
has made In the abort time he has zen y Lhs
VtV | oelS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
Utica white Lime.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING M
"a OREAsED their facilities In menufsoturing this
any amount, and those ordering Lime can rely ON
having them SHED, and 10 No I cooperaEs, and on
the most reasonable terms All orders Addressed to
be, at Utica, Ind, will meet with prompt attention.
TYLER 4 H0MES.
Utica, Ind March ID, 1851. d mblt'cn'
NOTICE is HERERY GIykN THAT
signed was duly apPointed aud ahalined as Admin
ists 81 hamilton bounty, Ohio. All bsrsons In,
debted % the aboyesnamed estate will call on the
those holding claims viii present them duly au.
thentieAted by Law. ~ 7. N. n. LUCKY,
mhb oTu% AdmtniBtrRt0r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
LITTLE mi
AND
COLUMBUS AND XBIgIA
DECENTRALIZATION DATTsl
Railroads.

HhNAED AFTEH SUNDAY, NOVEmHkA
" %, 1850, Trains will depart IS fol-E
-siiB A! m. ExPREss-From -
CINCINNATI Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Hen.
hton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Iogansport ant
aeld, Urbsna and sand1siY and with Dayton ans
Michigan Road for Troy, Plqua, Sidney, Lima, For
MSyn ssnd 0h,esso; slsO' for Toledo. Connects =
p,90 al MI. RXPRFsa-From Little pfiam,
De~pot-Oonnects via Columbus and Cleveland /; vi
Columbus, OreBtline and Pittsburg; via Oolumbug
bteubenvillo and Pittsburgi via Columbus, Bellnh
bu. g also for Springfield and Delaware,
500 r. NJ. EXRHESS-Frem CineinnAa
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton spring
field, .UrbAna and sandu9kyi connects via Hant
ton for Hichmond, indianapolis, Loganaport en-
~ points West. Connects At Hamilton for Oxfort
q p. m.-From Little Miami Depot-Aeoomms
dation for COLUMBUS, stopping at all Way Stations
sac r. III, EXPRRss-From OinofnnasL
Hamilton and Dayton pepot=For DAYTON Troy
Piqua, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Ohioags
Also. for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada
OF. M.-rrom Little Miami Bepot-Aooommodt
$40 p. nj. EXPRRSS-From Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Oonneots via Oolun
bus steubenyille and PtttsbuTg, via OobImhu
land; via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood, and VI
Columbus, Bellair and Pittsburg. sr
SLEEPIN0-OARs ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets pleas
apply at the Offices, southeast corner ofFront a1e
Broadway; west side Of Vine street, between tht
P~ostohhce and the Burnett House, 10, D East Third
street; Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Fropt
Trains run by Oolumbu time, which q sever
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. Geperal Ticket Agent
.omnibuses call for passengers By leaving dires
tfons at the Ticket Once. no2f
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LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY
RFIo1CP% uRxJTg

REJOICE IN HEALTH,
Friend, do you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity of the blood? What are they, do you ask !!
Rather ask, what are they not? The blood il the
source of life and health, and il ls the first element
of our being to respond to ANY cause which sfeots
the system as the pulse infallby attests The ever
subtle Serofula, the sgoElxlng Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, dyspepsia, LiYeE Compla with its
torpOr and detection, and tho nUmeerees Ills that
flesh Is heir to, derive their hideous origin from the
blood. Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the yitaixnE resources OF nature for it's aid
and suffer US to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioameut known as
MRS, III. COI'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECQCTION
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decided terms,
and the evidences of this great ehcacy are sus-
tanned BY constant .yowals OF curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let rs cav, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Ilterate end super-
fetal, but they .re volunteered from the most re-
spectable sources and justify the highest terms in
which 1t is possible to commend valuable q
specific to public approval. We may add also ii Al
II curative properties OF the medicine areesucled
only By Its restorative effects, the system recover.
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional vigOr
For sale bJ ell respectable Druggists In thi:
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
bottle and her sea- on the cork
II Proc 81 per bottle, si1 bot.les for IS.
Wholesale ASCENT. r. 8. r. CISSEL, Druggist
GEORGETOWN, d c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict, and will supply the trade at my prices.
AL l6-tr
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

~ PROCLAMATION
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, go.
c,o, 1.-The present season the year
DIARRHEA,
DYsPEPsihhkR ,rJry.o.o
prevail TO alarming extent:
K mus. be of the
to every family to know Of
A REMEDY
DIX. mONTARDE,
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
es the most
REMEDY FOX THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS
In order to satisfy
t1st no imposition IL intended in the seIe OF this
- ~ Great Medicine,
THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
when the medicine fslls to give entire ..t.f.c,io
AK, then at any Drug Store for
MIRA GGGi LnoHHssPPA FAN kiiLER
Rs,nI1 a. - directed and If not perfectly satisfied
return 70 our Agent &C
~ Street and Penlsylvsnis Avenue,
VINO VIII refund your money.
Price-as and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale =, all Drug Store. everywhere.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
UI-eou Baltimore.
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The w X NV y and the w 4 sw 4 Of section
y; the SECTION. the N sW 4. the aw 4 NV
u and the NV ASE u of section %: AMI the w
= NE 4, the + NWH, the CIV y NV i, and
toe NE 4 Sc Of section g. township Is. OF range
The N Is sw i, the Sw swisl, and tbs Nw>a
81 Of SECTION "a; tho z NE Z. the wv i NJ
4 of section 81 TOWNSHIP p IS, Of ranzes
The NE re and lots Nos. I and Of section
"a township Is, OF ranged.
The u NV \ of section 81, township Is, Of
range1o.
At the Land Once at La Crosse, on MONDAY
the s1st day of January next.
North Of base lias and east Of tAs foxrth princi
pal meridian.
The Of NE of section 2; the sw Z NV J
OF section 10; township Is; the NE u OF the NE =
Of ectson 9; the NV y Of the NV i of cotton 5
the NE y ofthe NV "a OF section Ia; and the Sc !
OF the 81 = OF section 26, township L. of range 8.
Given under my hand, a. the city of Washing
ton, this 18th day Of December, 1850.
JOS; 8. WILSON,,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofioe
de H-v4uF
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APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wsskn.,. sfths E.si, sri..r. Ar.su.as .fss Kld.,r
s.d gaddsI, a,slnnt:Iy oisehsrgss bsP'snsy esnlra
d., S:
DiGns,, Of sights' ddn,,s. Disease sfas Head fhrss
!s... 7.rIisl. Disorder Arising f.. solitary laIiu q
pr:.as and p..u..tiv. pr.:ns., Which r:,.
Especially VIE become 10, victims Of sesy viss,
uotmsy grave thsssand. sfYssag Nan Of tie meal
.ad TALENT, and brilliant vhs night h.ys
tsass.
HAkRIxs Fazsokn, 81 Tssns Man ssatanPlAt.g Mar
s.g:. lang ...Is Of Isy,is:l u'as.'" 'rs..' debility
E' VIE place. hln,.frndsr Il. Of pr nay .slig
easy esnfd. hs k.n.I GsRussa AID ssssdssy rely
apss his ski Gs Phyrisisl.
OFFICE Il. EogTl
m s:nS d g. . ..s .. a''i n.:n
.s,i 10 paid AID ssataia ssisn1.
zszss .fss Regal Csll.Ss ssss LENDER, gr,dxas
rsn Of ths NEST ssnsnt in lac 5nitsd s.s
,.n, Of Lsnd.. Pans, Phil.d.ph. and s.svIs., a.
tsetsd Of the estsashsT that ever
T.Gy :s VI" ana a.
..snd. ss'.n.. Win t,,q.:n. sI.iSiuI ;tt:od:d .:.s
Hss vita dsfsnssmsnt 81 mind, erTsd INN sdstsy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YssaS Men snd shs, vhs have nisrsd tnsnsslvss BY
lssrnsd rSm evil eorl2anisrs, At sshss III. ssscs
which shtlv fst vbs. rsssP, eEfsd
render, marriaE, imPctss and dssrsys tsts MAD and
ssdy, should apply Immediately.
These Of ths sad and sanehsy sSsr YTsdussd
early habits - youth Wsaknsss ef tie Back ssf
limbs, Pain, tn, Mead pmns Of Sight Less 81 h.seusI
r.wsr PaPitaton Of R,ar, DysP.p:, E,rrss r.. biz
Of the Shetsns esnsIs De billy
symptom. o. Consumption, a..
dTsadsd-Lo.s Of hsnsry Csnfussu ofIdss. DsPrrsss
Of Spirits. Wv, Fsrhe AvsrsR sfsseisy, ssfsrs
ssVs Of sstsds, Sdity, &C., ssns Of he evils pro
| dIeid.
nERvOue observation-disclosures, sss sew lsdgs VIA
ths esHss efhsF declining hsaiih Losing th,ir vssr, be
ssmnz weak pale and snAcatsd having gss'
hPPsranss sss1; tbs eszs sympsms Pss
DISEASES OF ISfPRUDENCE.
Nhsn tbs nlsssIdsd and Psaers s.di
AZ has mbibsd the seeds Of Psnsi dIiss.s ssE
Happen, that tmsd Of sham, dread Of dssv
ssPsctabIIity, alone bsrsnd ha. H. !aI tn,
hands Of iGnerani aud Designing Prstsnds vho
nsnth after menth long ths smsss: fee ss
tsInsd and In despair lsays him With rEnsd health
s'sr hs CALLING dIsppeinnsnt; BY tbs OF that deadly
Psen ssressy hasten ths Constitutional ryptOms 81 Thu
srrbls disssss such Affections Heart Threat ks,
SKIN &C., pogrsssng with frIghtu Poity oil 5seth ps
s,rsd bis dreadful ssssrngs BY F,nenE him Is hat
Or. JoHKaOEBREMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKEEss
AND IMP0fEhCY.
Ey h great .sd Important remedy ~sskns 81 The sIgs.
.s,t nerves. and yhs had Ie,t n, k.p. INV
| sssa imnsdist.ly relieved.
AL ImP.dImsnt. to Marriage. Physsa 81 HsRaI u,h
Trembling and wssknsss Eyhsas'iea sfhs tfs,ri
1 ttad speedily cared.
EaDORsEmE HY or Tzr FRcss
ShE MANY THOUSANDS eEFsd 1t thl insiitResa With
-: :p;,s:.n, r.s,m't y Dr. J.hs.,n .I;n..'.d y
oss hissnndar gentleman 81 shaIasisT asd
silJ, ssssisHt Esassntss to the sEissd Jan ssly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

CAPT HARrsrEIy This distnguished ofncer
arrived here on Saturday from the Gulf Of Mexico,
on his way to South Carolina. We understand
he has his commission In his pocket ready to be
returned -Savannab Nsvs, 31St Eb
DThe New York Seventh Regiment have
concluded to decline the invitation to visit Lon
don. On the 9th and 10th Of January they are to
have a grand public reception, for which ten
thousand invitations have been issued.
UTThe deaths In New York during the year
156O, were twenty-three thousand.
~ =, so bales of cotton have arrived In Nor
folk since the Sd Of October.
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NOTICE no PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the night Of pre-emptIon
20 any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, 10 reg uIreo te
tablsh the 20 the faction or the register
and receiver Of the proper land ONCE. ano ssaks
pdyleai therefor as SOON practicable after Ssesag
tkis NOTICE, and before the day appointed FOR tie
bracing the tract claimed: otherwise suon claim
will be forfeited.
JOS & WILSON,
Commissioner Ofthe General Land Ohss
Nois.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
a. heretofore and now existing. payment can be
made for advertising prociamst ons except 70 such
publishers specially axthoTired 70 Pu blish b.
the Uommissioner Of the General Land Once.
90 Is lawlSv.T
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The Effects Of sympathy.

First with sambo, next with Cues, We still bother
Til voice from pubic pundsrers responds:
And we find out while We are weeping over negro
There's fellow feeling. too, for " Indian bonds."
". Y. Sunday TtHIss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05
THE EVENING STAR.
December.

[Iher Hoods Nove,-bs'.l
De cold-de snow
ne wood al wet-de srs no go
De sleet-dA rainy weddel-
D. toes all bare,
No shs 90 TO wear,
Dis niEger's heels dog fresss tossddst.
De ackes, de froxen feet
De chill, de heat
De "a KIN pain IN eb'ry member
De shiverin' knee
N. oSmhar Vanity Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05
DR.. J. BOVEE DOAS'
TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.

On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1880, the
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at 20 q. m.
Second TrAln a 7.40 q. m,
Third train at $40 p. m, Express.
Fourth train At m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at Is a. M, Express.
second train at 3.35 q. m.
Third At $40 .. m.
Fourth at 4, % .. m, Express.
The first, second and third trains from Wash,
Ington connect through To Phiiadelphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at Washingto
junction with trains for the West, South. and
Northwest; also, az Annapolis Junction, for An
Dapolis. For Norfolk take the 40 a. 70. trai O..
For tbs accommodation of the waY travel be
tween w ashlDgton and Laurel, a passenger cal
Will be attached TO the tonnage train which leaves
at $40 p. m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes TO Philadel
phia only.
no 26-d TIL PARSONS, Agent.
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A. BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet, in Goshen paot
ages. Also, Ohio Butte, q loA and i3S cents.
ELLICOTT e HEWES.
tv& 80 EXCHANGE Place kaltimors
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MEDICINES.

tx. seESsroN,
~ BAkYiMORK
LOCK HOsPIYAL,
Hss Dissssrsd tks Sssst Csrts,s, Spss6y, esd ss.s
Efsstsal Rssssdy 50 fks World,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.


Doors AND sH0Es 70 suI7 TIE
wssss nov manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiv1ng anf9n
:cRPy OF sss s made work O. e.sry ds
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
CITY made work, will always find . good sssortmsn
in store and at the lowest prices; Give u.s. call.
spSr s14 Psnnsyivsnia avenue.
RIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
es and si..s Of scIs mIIs sssRsIr II EsSse.
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk 0so
81 e s !. sS 70
scn p LADIES' HAT" b6&gs, SA LICE
NJ Old Trnnf. repaired or taSsn in exchange
" WALL, sTsPkENs q Co,
.ru-ss 4r'n sa Sc g. s sSsas..
SOUTHERN i Tsg ySE s MANDATORY
Opposite Odd FsIloss' Hall, Washinstos, ID. C.
S sspdy tier Interests S ., s1sminln
chasing elsswers. AsI use T nons but tbs ~
best material the market affords and amploy = -
the best vorknen, osn confidently recommend ny
Trunks that are made in other oities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order loI
I TSski n fsSS r D Sq
is sAkt6Ef SgfAAkhffFfsSS &c. sskss HAk
manlike manner, st short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George
skM sffNAFiSa; aG 81 kkfs.' celebrated FAMlL'
de l5-lv JAMES q. TOPHAM.
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Ar FRENCH SicRsfffS,s, aIs Pa. .v.

Folks sopgs, eles sntiy bound, printed on toned
Psgsr, FIJI TTatey 81 Ryio. slo 4 sent By Hs.l
81 re Morat History Of Monan' ron ne Frensp
d.; price by mail.
IN q Hsrion Hars nd's Books, Nemesis. Moss
maii. no q y
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7 TAKE NOTICE!
Il WILL Take all kinds of Virginia money Cor INV
book debts and for Boots, Shoes and Trnnks An
persons indebted to me vii please ca | and Settle
up. or sha be compelled TO give their aceou nts
into the hands of q collector.
8. p. HOOVER, Iron Hall.
noa Pa ay., between 9Th and 10th sts,
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10 OOO ShLLoNs, cHANPAsNk AND
the attention Of the pubic 10 our larEe and vel
lectsd stock OF Champagne and Crab Apple clder.
gold Oh reasonable terms n order % make roosl
Tor our string stock. 6iye M cAll % the
Union Bottling Depot,
- No. ~ 6reeo Ct, 6eorgetOvr.
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TRAVELS IN THE REGIONS OF THE
Upper and Lower Amoor, b. +. w. Atkinson,
with map and numerous IN STATIONS; price q 81
Llonello, seeuel 70 the Jes Of Verona, By K. A.
Hassan Abdsllah, or the Enchsntrd Keys, and
other aes, with an lntrod uction By Miss psrooe,
Volume one Of Tom Brown at Oxford, q sesue
70 Tom Brown a. Rugby; cheap edition 81 cents,
Oar ear, a chllo's book prose and verse, BY
the author Of John Halifax; price IS oents,
BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
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s7ssrs .fiss Regal Cs'ss ss.ds., g,dxai
rem Of the s.nsnt CsilsEsi tss unsd Btats
siials Of Lendss Paris, Philadelphia and sssvtrs has
ssetsd Of the esiSashisT that
IN. ~u; many trssbsd with ringing In tis hs.d and
vh'n s'issP esat nsIrsssnss being alarmed at ssdds
sssnds, bSshfyns.s with sqEsn 5S,hiuK attended sent
Nm With dam sf mind. end sdistslY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

nj .i.o B9oks BOUND UP in FINE s,TJe:
de le
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North Of the base lise aad Of ths Moanf DiabI
p1sridtda.

Section :: the NE K of section s; the w n of sec
siS5 ,sCtSI 6; ssc; cd tss sSeeRt the G6 shs
of section .; the OF section TO- section Ii; the
Of section Fl seStlSns !; sIe Is; SECTION ,S 10
X ne Z che sW \. sqd the y Of ssct iS |.
,s che Ss Sc sy :h 81 sE S Sc sw
S; sections and 2; the NJ 4 Of section s the 81
:sS,iS1 9: e sc NV Nv
the w i OF section IS; Of township I, OF range 2
South Of ks base line cnd east Of the Most DioblO
Section. q, inclusive; the N II, tbs N y Of
" Il. the n u Of the sW y, ana the N y Of the
Of s ssSsSn 81 the Ps asoOS the 'H
y OF section s. of tovnship 5, ofIanGe6
sSd tbs Of section n; sections p to n inolu
siye; the w y OF section IS, OF township 8, OF
fractional sections and 2, sections s. a. and
the NE Of section Z; seotlonse, 10, and III frec
section Il; the fsection II: sections z % "a
Inclusive; the NE Of section 8; section s.. O
and ss $, Of so~nsSp s; ssot.On i; thsNE Of acc;
ton sections II, Is, "a, and IS Of township 7, Of
I The sw y and the W y Of the Sc y Of section
snd % sh sna :soSSs 70 81
Ne of section s: sectioas to IS Inclusive; n,
tIons p to Il Inclutve; the Sc OF section S.
| tions 81 and IS, Of township ., of ranges.
townships and 8. Of range 10
Townships 6, T. and 8, OF raDgeu.
Townships and Z; township 8, except section
1 81 and 81, of range II.
Townships 6, !, and 9, Of range Is.
At the Land Once at STOCKTON. commencing OF
Monday the 18th day Of June next, for the disposa
Of the public lands heretofore unohered. situate,
the folio owing townships and parts Of townships
South Of tAs base lixs aad of fhs Mosst Diabs
/ nnerfdioa.
Townships s, 6, 2, Q, 3, and 10, Of range Il
Sections 20 10, inolusive; ction Is and IL 20 2
inolpsise; sections q 10 81. inclusive, OF townskl
8; tovnships ., y ., 10, n. and ~ Of rangs IS
sections to 9, inclusive; eeoneR ~ 70 ~, inohI
sive, sections % TO IS. inclusive, Of township
Il townships =, 8, 9, 10, IL, and IL, Of range Is.
Townships ., 9, 10, ii, and u, Of range II,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-12

Al, IMPORTANT MArTER.-The Cotton Planters
Convention. Which met in Maeor, Ca, on the
l ltb, recommended the assembling of another,
to meet on the 4th of July next The i'm
portance of such meeting can be seen at o
glance. But little time is now given. and our
planters nil through the "conntry should hold
meetings and appoint delegates.
1t is in the power Of the cotton planters to du
great deal for their country. They have al
ready responded literally. and will continue
tn respond to gny demand made upon them
Let them then meet IN council from every
comfy in every State, and we doubt not their
patriotic action will be fit celebra tion of thai
day. which heretefore we have all delighted Is
honor. Let their conduct make tEe 9Th Of July
1861, as celebrated as the 4th OF July, 1915
Mont (Ala.} Afai2, June 20, e..