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DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES.

FoR THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE MInNEBAeo INDIAN REsEn-
In pursuance oflaw, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF the United states Of America do here
by declare and make known that public sales will
be held In the Underwent TONED Land once, In the
state Of Minnesota, At the periods hereinafter des.
AZ the Land once at st. Peter, commencing on
MONDAY, the ufth day Of December next, for the
reserve for the wiunebago Indians, above men
toned, and situated In the following parts Of town
ships, which will be sold at the appraised value Of
North Of The base line and toea Of TIE GJh principal
.... meridian.
In township 1oe, range A.........l6, t9lss acres
In township 100, range o6...........i6, 2oLA
In township lo1, range 26..........iT,ets.1
In township ice, range 2o;;:.:.;:;.. ma
tracts with the appraised value per acre, will b
open Tor Imposition At the District Lana ofasss In
The Offering Of the shove lands will be com
menoed on the day appointed, and will proceed, II
the order designated In the above mentioned
sPa ns sss .Ss ssSDs
offered and the sale thus closed; but the sale shAl
not be kept open longer than two weeks, and nc
pn, stsr tSe sspifstion q the two ws.s '''
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington
this 25d day OF August, ammo Domini one thous AM
eight hundred and si1sy-ic S. ,,voo,,
BY the President,
Jos. S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO ACTUAL BoNA-rIDE sRrTLERi
-PRE-EMPTORs.
In the third section OF the act OF Congress, or
proved 2ist February, 1881, Statutes, volume Il
lien, IL 10 stipulated that before any person sha
be entitled TO enter any portion OF the said lsndI
BY presumption or otherwise, preyiou. to their 9,
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T, ook' Look' IooK' LOOK !
CusroM.MApE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
DON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendenOe OF
Mr.. c. PALMER,
well.known to thsyrlrens Of Washington, whsre
you will find the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
sMITH BROS CO..
Oak Hall,
No, tsi Seventh street,
Opposite Post once.
NIB, PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trad,
at lowest market prices. sela
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE SIC PENN. avenue,
Warrington On, D. o.
GREAT EAsrERk, NORTHERN, AxD WET.
ERN KXPRRSS FORWARDERS
0srshRndisa, Money, JswsIsy, VaIua blss,
uotss, Stocks, Beads, ALs,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
seeosaible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agoneie. In the principal railway towns IN this
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal oifioea arc
WA8HZN9TOM, D. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, OlH-
OLNNATL ST. LOUIE, LOUI8-
VILE, LEXINGTON
Concessions are made ~ New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CAnGdAH aud tha
British Provinces, and with gteAmhhp lines 70 LIV.
sIpool, Southampton and HAvre, and thence By
town. In Great Britain and on the Continent,
Coleetion OF NoteH, Drafts, and Bills made Al All
accessible parts Of the UnitOd States.
Q. c. DUNN, Agent,
WAahtnktoh, d. Q.
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OHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OF.

~ FICE, DEfoT OF WAsHnsroH, wAaHIHsroH,
D. O., January 4, 1884. ....'. b.. '
AndeAleTs IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Lsathsr,
Once Furniture, Harness, and saddlery, are 70.
each week, . sealed proposal or List, % dspllcais,
Of the articles they arc prepared 10 frniih 10 this
opot Al short notice, with tho price OF eAah
Arhod In plain figures, % that, In ease tho ext
enoes Of the serYisS require ~ the sItiaio o. ar
uslos can DO obtained without delay, AAd q th1
lowest price. III ~ 100 .l.-
CURED 20 furnish the list punstuAly every Monday
aorninY, ID, II. hUCRER,
BrigSdiOT General and Chief ouArtefmAster,
iaA|d Dsp0tof WAShinssoa.
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One oopyI one year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Five copies, one year .............,....... 20 %
Money may be sent at our max III the letter con.
tanning II be registered Treasury notes preferred.
When club Of sub1 oribers has been forwarded,
10 not necessary that the subscribers to . club
should Teeeive their papers At the same post once
W. J. MURTAGH Il CO.,
| WaahtnOton, d. @.
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And the Pine Land Tract, except two
hundred acres Of the same heretofore
redeemed from the Tax sale Of March,
1863, by Frederick A. Eustis. 1000
The above being Compensated In Township one
~ south and In Townships one ~ and two (2)
north, according to the Birect Tax Com missioners
survey for the District Of South Carolina. The
last three tracts OF land to DO sold subject to
the right OF the United States to cut and remove
nation to the owners.
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND.
The north half Of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton shirtyiSns on Ic 2. one q south,
tanning ''Sn{ On n L ISIsi ISLAND.
The fractional Iou'h half Of the south half OF
Range one NJ weat, containing seventy (7oj acres.
ALSO,
Hsrbor Observation-Disclosures. 200 acres,
lHpp'h Wanu .'ss.....''..,............ 1000
CAper's Island. .........................i 1000
The last three tracts OF land will DO sold subject
to the right Of the United states to cut and remove
the wood and timber thereirom without eompensa.
ton to the owners.
ALSO the following Lots and Blocks in the town
Of Beaufort, in said Parish Of St. Helena, TO wit;
49, Lot A In Block ~, Block 81, Lot c In Block ~
Lots and In Block 20, Lots b, d and In Block
90, Lot in Block 90, Lot in Block 81, Lot B In
Blocks bid In to the United States at the United
States direct tax sales OF March, 1884, and not 90
cupied for military, naval educational, charitable,
I
The above lands are to be sold in divisions OF
parcels not to exceed three hundred and twenty
800 acres to any one purchaser.
said sale will not be kept open longer than
ninety days from the oommen cement of the same
And we do further make known and declare that
the said lands will be set up for sale at one dollar
| and twenty-five cents an acre each, and that the
same VIII not be sold unless the bids advance
be- ond that sum, and that when any tracts or lotl
Of land have erected thereon dwelinR-houses
barns, cabins, or other outbuiidinEI, the sams
will be appraised at the cash value thereof; and IN
any OF the said lots tracts OF land on which
the said buildings are erected shall fail, when
offered for sale as Aforesaid to be bid up 70 Ium
equal TO one-third part OF the appraised value
thereof the same will be Withdrawn from thiI
sale.
The Commissioners reserve single bid, to b,
publicly made BY them, or by their authority, OF
each parcel tract OF land offered for sale, Suci
sum As they may deem eligible, not less than ont
third part OF the appraised value.
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort
Aforesaid, this 10th day OF November. A. ID. 1854.
WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
WE. WORDING,
d. N. COOLEY,
United States Tax Commissioners for the DiBtris
OF South Carolina. no20-tuI0t
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John JoLLIFFR,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ar LAW,
Vas removed his once 70 The Northeast soTnef Of
Baud Vreenth streets, opposite the sGt'
"ntrane0 OF tie Treasury Building,
Washington CITY, u. u,
AIsSnf especially 70 SlItls upOa The Omitted
Iaass' WHY
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NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
-. ApJuTAHr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsnIHeroH, August ., 1884.
u II announced for the information and guidance
OF all ooneerned, that an ofiioer OF three years
volunteer orranirAtion, who receives new com
misaion at data subsequent to that OF his original
entrance into service, 10 held 10 serufce for three
psars NON s dsis Of kis last muste,~tn, and not for
three year, from the date Of original muster-in.
No musters-in arc authorized or recognized BY
the War Department. for TIE unerptred Term OF an
organization. Musters 30 made have uniformly
been revoked, 20 soon - brought TO notice.
where mustsrs have been made BY Commits
sAries OF Musters or their Assistants fer the unsr
ptrsd portion Of ism, and thereis doubt As 70 the
position OF an ofnosr, tho case involved should be
forwarded through the proper Commiasary OF
Musters to tho AdJutant General OF the Army, for
the decision of the War Department
Regulations similar to the foregoing apply 10
organizations msfred into servtee for period less
hsa Ares years: the general rule being that com
misaioned ofieer shall In all cases, be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
WAS originally so mustered.
IN ofioers OF veteran organizations do not desire
10 secure the advantages OF their former commits:
stons and raAk," A. contemplated By Section 2, Of
Paragraph I, Circular No. %, current series, rom
this once, they can decline to be remustered a.
therein directed, oAd only teyps Out ne unsrptTed
LsrIa on As muster under Ohieh hey may Dc aoitngdI
~ Hns L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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THIS ID 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Warrington county, In the District Of
Columbia letters Of administration on the
personal estate OF Robert Brown, late Of
Washington city, d. c., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here.
BY warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the 23d day
oluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my band this 2zd day Of November,
1854. n. BROWN,
no21lAW1Ws AdminiStratof,
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pkY NohDb' HOUSE,
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
s.ssIs turnlShpd ~ AZ hours, and Al tho shortest
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eGS~l Proprietor.
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n Il Z &c D EoN PRINTING
Il oFFICE,~
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON q PEARSON,
STEAh.PowKR,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
81 Ninth street, nssr Pennsylvania Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the liabilities Of The
above Old E,s.oli,hsd Printing
Boups By an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition Of several Of the most Improved
row. EssEs,
Are prepared 70 sIssu,s ever variety Of
LErTER.PRrss PRINTING,
rInH VISITING CARD
LARGE FOSTER
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PRoHPTNEss AND DIsPArOH
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sTEAMsHIP LINE.
EmL IwE,;EEK6!LY nrrwIEs NEW YORK. WASH.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
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Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
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MORGAN RHfNEHART, Agents,
| foot Of High ltreet, GeoIgstoWn, OF
1890. JAMES HAND, Agent,
oei-en III Wall street., Now York
INERMS OF TIKI SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lhereby given that, by . rule Of the Court, NJ
terms have been fixed 10 tollowsi
Gen1ai T0ns.
Third Monday OF January.
First Monday Of MAy.
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| TU1 ofhf Ckcun Cotpt.
In which alone Jury Il impannsled Tor the trial
OF evil sAses.)
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Third Monday OF May.
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Tems Of De Crininal Our.
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MARRIED.

Sept 10th, by Rev. Mr. Fuller at Garnavillo Mr. Jas.
Fraser to Miss Cynthia Ford, both of Giard.
Health and happiness to this young couple Of voyag
ers on the of Matrimony.
At Cleveland Ohio Sept. 6th Mr.. CHAuNcEY W. FREz-
MAN to Miss MARTHA PoLITr Of Cleveland late of De-
corah, Iowa.
The retiring modes1y Of friend CHAUNcEY render
ed US fearful that he would take the chances
matrimonial engagement, but. however, nature is a
difficult study and we confess ourselves beat. Any
amount Of good wishes from this Office will follow the
happy pair through the life of double-harness which
they have resolved on.
By-the-way, CHANCE you have brother here who IL
stranger to citizens but resembles you, and for
two three days past Al has been congratulated all
to pieces on his good fortune. Why not come round
this give your acquantances opportunity to
do the honors to yourself in personi AL s old hand
in marriage and has got well Of it long ago.
At Boscobel, Wis, Sept. 7th Mr.. r. 8. WILLIAMS of
Whitewater, New Orleans and Dixie generally TO Miss
BELLE CANNON Of BOscObel
True to his military instcts, "Bob' "went for" can
non--but he was captured! Such ordinance 10 formi-
dable all occasions but when clothed in the form of
young woman-hood and in the garb of fashion, who
stand before its resstess Most respected friend
Robert accept the good wishes Of all your McGregor
friendsthe TINES Office particuarly-and permit to
pray that whole park Of artillery will be in position
before the eyes of yourself and lady when your hoeds
are sprinklod With oliver. Sslah:
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How PEACE WILL CoHE.-The election of
Hs1 NcCLELLAN will be the herald Of
he-uhfot ana feace. neace will follow for
the simple reason that. "after his inaugu.-4--,,,
70 use the language Of the World, "the char
acter of the war will have 90 changed that the
southern people will no longer have sufficient
motive to stand out. They will then see that
submission to the Union does not involve the
overthrow Of their institu ions, the destruction
Of their property. industrial disorsanzation,
social choas. negro equality, and the namelcss
horrors of servile war. They now feel that
they are fighting, not only as every invaded
people are said to fight. pro arts ct ioeis, but
that, owing to the peculiar organization of their
society. no other people ever had NJ much at
stake either In the sanctity Of their homes or
the preservation Of taeir property. The prop.
erty Of other invaded people can only be des-
troyed; theirs can BE- converted into instru-
nents Of Wholesale arson, rape, and murde-,
making mems most terrible foes those of their
own households. It 10 by appeals resting on
these considerations that the rebel leaders have
been able to stimulate the southern people 70 .
stretch Of sacrifice end endurance such - the
world has seldom witnessed. These appeals
have been irresistible because the danger waa
felt to be real. On the election Of General
McCLkLLAN, the overstrained energies of the
South will relax; with relief from impending
danger there will superyene general lassitude
and prostration; and peace party will spring
Up. - il by magic. in every part Of the South
IN their strong yearnings for peace the doors
will easily be opened for reconstruction on
terms consistent with the honor Of the govern
mentn
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VOLUME IX.-It is common to make q
fuss over the commencement ola new VOL
ume. We see no particular reason for
plattudes about business event of this
kind, and hence shall say but little about
it. That paper now is approaching thirty
cents pound against ten cents pound in
the Spring Of 1861 reminds US that the
TINES must cost people more than formerly
or we will lose money in its publication.
We have tried to make readable paper
and have been we'll sustained. The TINES
was first issued October Z, 1856; it is
growing old, but it is lively and prosperous
yet. Promptitude in paying for it will
keep it alive, but neglect to liquIdate will
"'s7e it ashore. 1t still marches ''with the
Rag and Keeps es~r with the music of the
Union" When its tunes mus, ~ c;tcb.d
to the cry of "no peace unless slavery is
abandoned" it will stop.
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CONCERT. s. Minnie Martin, a lady
of superior musical qualifications who has
the highest endorsement, both journalistic
and personal. from Dubuque and other
places, is instructing large class Of juven.
lie pupils in McGregor, in vocal music. In
a short time Miss Martin will delight the
parents and friends of children land who
are not friends Of the little folks p by an
exhibition Of talent in the singing way that
will please and surprise Us. Solos, Duets,
Trios and Choruses will be the order. Pro-
grammes will be circulated in season, and
McGregor with its accustomed liberality
will show its appreciation Of native talent
and the merit Of the amiable Instructress.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

LITTLE TRIPPIE.-A little dog, with bell
on his neck, was killed at McGregor last
week by larger dog which took offence at
Trips presumption. Trip deserves no.
tice. Several years ago Miss Carrie Finch,
beautiful girl of 10 years, daughter of
Mr.. W. B. & Mrs. Finch, died here, and
was buried at Pr. du Chen. TRIP was her
favorite, and was seldom out of her sight.
He went with the funeral cortege across the
river; the family, in their deep affection,
did not notice that the faithful friend re.
NAMED at Carries grave, and it was not
until three days had passed that the little
fellow was discovered by one of the Dykens
brothers by the side of the grave Of his
former mistress and idolized friend. He
was taken to the house nearly starved, and
in week recovered strength to get out Of
doors, when he again travelled to the church
yard and resumed bis vigils. A second
time he was forcibly carried home and re-
stored to strength, since which he has re-
manned at the American House, the pet Of
everybody who was aware of his devotion
to the dear young girl whose kindness had
SO fascinated him. All felt sad when Trip
pie was reported dead, and we mention the
matter to show that even animals are some.
times truer in their friendships than many
human beings.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21


How TO PURcHAsE.-Geo. Y. Norton, of
Chicago, young and active business man
whom we knew years ago called on US
recently. He is engaged in . business
quite common in Europe and being gen.
orally introduced into the U. s. 1t is the
taking orders Of country merchants for
Goods of any kind or the transaction OF
business of any sort however. The Agent
waits on you, gets list Of your wants,
selects in the city what you may require.
ships to you carefully, &C., &c., &c. We
know Norton to be good judge of goods
and an upright man and it doesn't cost us
an effort to commend him and his business
to the consideration Of the public.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

RAGE or The ABOLIrIoNlsTs.-On the
New Haven train, few days ago, a radical
politician addressed two soldiers, and in
conversation spoke disparagingly Of Nc
Clellan. The rebuke he received from the
brave boys s'lenced him aud won the ap-
plause Of Ill who were near. In all public
places, in cars, steamboats,, in the streets,
in short every where, the name Of McC lellan
is heard coupled with the mos. ardent OK
pressons of admiration and affection.
Mcclellan and Union" Mcclellan and
Liberty" are notices seen in all directions.
Never were party leaders so enraged as the
radicals, and their, unseemly passion, find.
ing utterance. in billingsgate, helps the
man they oppose. Jour CON- +
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

New GooDs.-Sometmes a rowing dis
position sends US round town to see W hat
people are about. A call at Hubs & Co.'s,
south of the public square, satisfied US that
SAN and HANS and Cope were threshing as
many green backs out Of Prints, Sheetings,
Denims, Tickings, Fancy Goods, Groceries,
and other general stock articles as any other
firm in town. PETERSON is o. K, both
commercially and politically, but he
troubles no man with dishes in politics
while trading. LARSON is the oldest resi-.
dent Of the firm in Nc 3regor and hence is
usually assigned to the ladies' department.
Cope waits on the b'hoys, and sends them
away convinced that nc place in town is so
agreeable to bargain at a. Hills & Co. g..
Other people besides Norwegians 60 to this
store to secure good trades in the sale of
their produce and the purchase Of domestic
supplies. Call and see them ii you want
pleasant treatment and low prices for goods.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
BANK NorEs, FRoA THEIR Birth TO THEIR

BANK NoTEs, From THEIR Birth TO THEIR
DEArH.-The paper upon which the notes
Of the Bank Of England are printed is man.
nfactured from the whitest and best Of linen
rags After passing through a machine
which prints all but the numbers, as notes
are required, it is again passed through
machine for completion. all these notes.
after ten years existence, are burned once
month. All these things are worthy Of
notice, how the old land manufactures
money. But it is still more valuable how
you can spend our good currency in an ad-
vantageous way. The only advice We can
give you is, to 60 to Hammerslough Bros,
No. l0l Main street, and buy what goods
you want