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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCON
Il SIN.

IL SIN.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. 7l0, DATED JUNE II, 1855.
orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN as
At the Land Once At LA CROSSE, on the nth day Of
SEPTEMBER next the reserved sections In thirty six
Monroe, Jackson, Trsmpaleau, and Buffalo.
Al the Land ofcs at La CROSSE, on the 24th day Of
SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Townships the
At the Land omes at FALLS ST. cRoIx, on the Is.
Day q oCToBER next the reserved sections in forty
ouT township. and parts Of Townships. In the COUNTIES
Al the Land 0aos at FALLS ST. cRoIx, on the 22d
day Of ocT0BEs next ten parts Of Townships In the
Al the Land ofes At EAU CLAIRE, on the lst day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten parts Of
rrSoWn'hPs, m tne eounass Of Clarke Chippewa Eau
A - Land oeios a, STEVENS POINT, on the 10Th
oconto.
OCTOBER next sixty seven To.nsSip. and part. Of Of
Toyn.bips In the county Of osonto.
Containing over ass and quartz, millions q acres
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June Il, 1896.
NoTE.-Undsr the regulations of the Department, as
heretofore aud existing no payment can be made
tor aarss;If except to .nsh Publishers
sionsr OF the General Land onica, js2i WIN
IL UNITED STATES fkrESr OFFICE,
WAsHISGroE, August 81, 1866.
On the petition Of Jsarum Atkins Of MOksnA Illinois,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him on
the 2lst day Of December 1851 for improvement In
Rskes to Grain Haryssers for years from the sx
Prson Of said patent which takes place on the 2lst
day OF December, 1865,
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent olet Gu MONDAY the I'D day Of December usxt
at CLOCK m and all persons are nuti asd 10 appear
aud show cause. n any they have, Why said petition
ought not to be granted,
Person. opposing the extension required to Ole IN
the Patent once their objections, spec ally set forth In
writing al least s.oentg days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing, must be taken aud smted In sccord
anee with the rules Of the oes which will DO furnished
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test.
mony, must be fled in the Office tosniv days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, II any within ten days
after hling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published 4,
REPUBLICAN and the iattiii0sHosr, wash 10 the
aud In the Tribune, Chicago, lihn"' -AeIon y, y.
three successive weeks; the A. 80, oaes week 'or
be At isA. SIXTY days prev cu. to tbs ds of hssto
T. G. THEAKER,
Pa Commissioner Of Patents.
q, editors Of the above papers will please copy,
III send their bills to the Patent onies with paper
containing this notice. se7.wSw
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

w INSTITUTE,
No. 126 West Fourt-s.. 0f Mocdougil Nashingtoi
square Classical Mathematical Fore Language and Con
n.ercial with Primary Departrnentl
GEORGE ". CLARKE. a. NJ, Rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

~ Large and thriving settleLent Of Vine'and mild
clim.,s, 30 mile, south Of Phsdslphis BY raiiroad
Rich soil produces large crops: twenty acre uacts ~
per acre, payable within four yeasi GOOD business
good society. Hundreds settling and hsslhS inPio,y
Inen. Apply to CHAS. X. Lands, Postmaster tneah,
Lands township NJ. letter. answered fspen eon'A Si
full information win h- sent free. From hPor' V ~"
Eobir,on 1a,ie,a al Editor Of ne 1rbune enc Of ne
mort sriensire Jrfs tract, IN G!mc't lere To'o a
fpis0J condition for fefsonf drn.ns that We k'e W."
sas Of the W.sisrn P,dioeS
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60 Ger.

CTORE to LET. - The fye-story BUILD
- mo. No 24 Cautlst opposite Earie's Hotel. Steam
can be had if required. Apply in the store, or to WIN.
GARDNER. No. SIS Grand 1t.
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ORANGE, N. J.-For SALE at a bargain, a
" large HOUSE near depot, and handsome Cottage sd
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HAZLETON BROTHERS.
PIASO-FORTE MANUFACTURES,
No % Prnce-s; NewYork few doors ives, Of Broadway
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Real Cstate for Sale.
FIRST.CLAss FURNISHED or UNFUR.

~ IsHED HOUSE for SALE-A. Greenwich Conn, -
miles from the cry; house nearly new, and contain, al ,e
modern ga, hot and cod water Bathroom
&c house warmed BY low pressure steam healing APT
the internal arrangements Of the house for hsh t cohNen
n feet; piazza on three SIDES barn carriage house .tsD
henney &c about 800 Of best varieties OF rl Aho
variety Of berries AMI other garden decsces with hhou'
three c land lily laid out sitgsed Il the head 81 .
harbor with commanding view and within Iwo u.uts
w Of the druot over 20 trains e cars and Steamboat to the
cir and bach div: excellent schools and churches ana alto
ccbor mot de.irlble situation ioI gentleman end bl'
sop can now be secured for 55C0 10 sl750 may BE-
With or without furniture Terus, oue.'hiIo dow balance
in aud twelve months. lnqaIe Of w; pANlHSO', 10
80 Broadwa,. or Of owner a. L. MATHER, al Greenwich
Depot, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
VHE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

T5NHE WEBER PIANO.FORTE
H. Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all The
leading musicians of this city aud es~here 1t pronounced
by the National PianoFogte Assocai after trial in their
rooms with the frstrnanufacurers oNhs country ennsny
the BEsT PIANO IN AMERICA, and used By the Conserve
tory Music ad other high music schools altogether became
ofther immense power, equality, sweetness ndo'iAacy
tone elastic touch, AID great Durability
wAREROOMS No. 40 Broomes.. near B-osdvay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
WIT AND HUMOR;

WIT AND HUMOR;
w Or ODDS AND ENDS.
Being selections from the writings q Ar;ernus Wsrd. Or
pheus C. Kerr Marx Twain Pomeoy Brick The lsbaHded
Volunteer Figaro McArole Josh Billings, Pet oleum V.
Nasty This unique volume vi aso the celebrated
CONDENSED NOVELS,
BY "Bfet" 4 The jaliiorsian;
TIE COMIC ROMANCkS,
q. by VARIOUS guthors;
And melspre OF SguiUs Jokes, Jets, Daikey Wit and
humorous necdots In thick volume. Prce, il Goth
O. 80; In Paper. 81.
Sent to any address, receipt Of price by
J. X SUTHERLAND Co.. Publishers,
Philadelphia, Penn.
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Mem 11nblirGticrs.

DR. PUSEY's REPLY TO DIR. MANNlNG'
u. APPLETON G. Co.,
Nos 483 and iiJ BRoADWAf'
Polish This Day;
AN EIRENICON,
pAIyTrKR TO TIRE y
AUTHOR or "ThE CHRISTIAN YEAR,
THR CrUrCH or ENGrAsD Portion or thhIsIs OHk
hoLY CATHOLIC CuuacH AND AIfsAh ~
ETerORING VISIBLE UNITY.
BY l.. h. US \, y. y. -,
Rcn, Profsor Of Hebr,w and Canon Of Christ Chu1eh,
Oxford
vol l2mo.' Cloth. Price, 81.
fyou hiul that. Dr. NunnDss last letter having hee 40
arosJ ~ ,1sc it is Geirahe hat should in some wty
NV a. n IL would much not to undertake any abk
which vou riehJ wish me TO do. The recent
nef eprra Of Dr. - ming to yseN seems, a. you ara
her friends tuk, c ior pton TO this too yet
r.e tie MINT cumtsL when can work. rust tht
shall not be thought 10 sksnk from duty, D. hereafter
sbo msiutn silence g. orcc give nysef 20 that which
seems to NE specially my ealing Extract IRON wors'
DR. MhNNING'S WORK.
THE TEMPORAL MISSION
OF
THE HOLY GHOST;
Or RElSCN md REVELATION
by HENRy EDWARD MANSING,
Archbishop Of WrstniusteT
lyol l2uo. Clotn. Price 81 70 , -,
"Now nv object in tho following pages Is 70 show th' 'ne
Reason Of man choice but 70 b. either the asce or
tic critic Of the Revelation Of God The normal STATE OF t
eao- l. tai Of q di,crlc Illuminated elevated eul1cd au
folded 10 strength aud perfection by the action Of DIVINE
Teacher The abnormal st oil critic, testing ioeSui
limiting the matter Of Divine Revelation by ms supposed a'
uet or intuition. The ioruer IL TIE true ana p'!hs
psionsiism tho late, the false and Human EaiionaAm-
ExtIact from Introduction.
Either Of the shove free by mall receipt OF price
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS FUR
~ NIsHED ROOM. In q pleasant locality. fnvate
family preferred Address T. X. =. Tribune oaice.
BOARD WANTED, by a Single Gentleman,
ID in pleasant locality. Pv'ie fsmi!y preferred. Aa'
dress j. A., Box $500 n. Y. Post odisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

FENHE MASON a. HAMLlN CABINET OH-
Il GANs-FIFTYTWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other RICHEST PREMiU Ms have been awarded NJ,
H. within few years and SEVENTEEN within the iass
fonr weeks for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF Thlj
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony is presented r. their ccu'ar' from nors
then 25O ofte most enrnt organss and puciis IN the
country that THE MASON FAMLlE CABINET OR
GkNs'ARR TNEQUALED. Prices, $40 to 5CO1 Vac
toon, NO. $50 Broadway New York.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The COUN-
~ TRY SEAT and FARM OF the ate Thomas Richardson
{. SALE, and early possession be had The prop
erty about 10 miles from the cityan easy drive; dwellings
commodou and contain every modern convenience lawns
gardens fruits grape and reennouse and all onioudnsi
hardly equaei quantity Of and about 60 acres Possession
q, an early day. For further particulars inquire OIL T.
RICHARDSON, No. Is Broadway, or HOMER MoKdAN'
No. 2 Pine.st (6i5)
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6ouscs ano farms tDGn!c0.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED in or near
" rive. Porche.i.r Greenwich from lst April viii or
wthou, furniture Rent 1900 to { 20D per Mu.t
be In first rate oider az posseion above Tan consd'
Grafton will he given for privilege Of buying Adde'S u T.
D., Box No G5l Sew Nofk Post Office.
COUNTRY HOUSE and some GROUND
~ WANTED for one year from ls Of Apri near depot,
% miles from New York n the vicinity ~ good
society, churches schools stores Ac Rent say 1900 or
500 fair consideration will be- paid for privilege Of buy
ing. Address Davis Box No. l.39C. y l. Post Oitce.
COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED on Hudson
~ River Railroad, not beyond Tarrytown Rent $500 TO
$500. Po.esso any time before May Address D. H. IL,
Box No. 2225 N. Y. Pos, Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

DEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE and 80 Acres
- choice LAND for SALE. II miles from Jamaca doube
cpoa hue twostory and attic frame filled In with bnck
ws built 6nlsed In modern city syl, aud IN peri orcs
good cell back staircase furnace bath, hot and cold
water dumbwser marble mantes aud basins, handsomely
oraeu;ed ceiugs all the outbuildngs variety
Of young fruit aud ornamental trees pIice S'OOOoi
$1,000 can remain If desired.
FISH BLIVEN, No. 54 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

Oore tie 18th inst fone 2stoy attic aud extension buit
by DAYS work finely strbtcd lawn shaded BY very tine Oh
ius large IN 2sory woodhoue. bns orchard OF apples,
Cherries &c about -four Of land adjoining fam Of ne
late RsIl. Niusow, at Nestport, Conn Apply to hO1iEh
MORGAN No 2 Pine-st.
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THE FORTUNE SEEKER

MRS EMMA II. 1. y Sol IHNOhiff'
Complete in one large Duodecimo Volume Price y % IN
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The Fortune Seeker has been pronounced by al critics
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We also Pubiish THIS DAY and beautiful edition oil
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each 81 80 in paper, OF 81 in cloth:
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GTEINWAY & SONS
- GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO'EOkTES.

Have taken 70 First Premiums gold and silver medals at the
Principal Fairs held In this country within the
and in addition thereto they awarded First Prrs
Medal the Great international Exhibition in London 1862
In competition with ?69 Pnos from all parts OF the ord
That the great superiority OF these instruments now uni.
verssy conceded abnidarty proven by the PACT that
Messrs. Stenways scales, improvements and pecuates
have been copied by the great majority of
the Of both lemispheres CLOSELY As COULD
v DONE WITHOUT NARI&KMENr OF PATENT RlGurs) aud
that their ised by the eminent pians
OF Europe and Amer VINO prefer them for their public
and private use whenever accessible
STEINWAY SONS hreet special attention to their
PATENT AGRlFFE ARRANGEMENT
which having been practically tested In all their Grand and
highest priced Square Paros and admitted to be OF the
CREATES of modern times will hereafter be In
trduced IN EVERY PIANO MANUFACTURED BY THEM WITHOUT
ISCREAsF COST 10 the purchaser in order that their
patrons may reap its beneLi
STElNWAY 4 SONS PIANOS the only American
instr ents exported 10 Europe large numbers and used
IN Euro paan
WAREROOMs, No.. II and % East Four.eeatls bs.
weea Uaion Square aaa I,vlps place, Nsw'York.
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G1eooina CARDS. &1.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Full
"A tcn.st.-WEDDING CARDS and ZINE STATIONERY
Established 1857
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N FyTRA OPPORTUNITY

IN -Four good farms with Necessary bning. water power
of IT, fcet hesd complete saw-ni Sl acres In all; viii be
sold separate or o.eiher, oheap mast be- sold Immediately
schools. churches, lc near Apply " tie owner, JOHN
VANUEgUlLT no. Al IibsI'yst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

Eiher Of the shove cent e by mall on recep, Of price
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UUILDING SITES at Jamaica, l.. l., for

ID SALE.-Most beautifully situated the Plauk Road
between A. 4. Desraws and Samuel Judds rlscesye min
ues walk from Railroad Depot 500 for site. Il. NJ ROD
MAN, No. "a William, or No 23j Eas. Teutn-st.
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Gotsls, Sc.
lnsirrtifou.

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Stamford
ID Conn-Accommodotions for rs losIders: 49,,
w c. CHM, A. NJ, Principal
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splendid FARM at RAH'

~ WAY Of 10 acres large House. II Rooms in fine order;
bupdant Outbuidnrs large orchard and all kinds Of other
rut; en- hish grouna first cass Farm and nsghb0rhooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

pERS. SOUTHWORTH's NEW BOOK.
VI VIII be Published SATURDAY.
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EOR SALE CHEAp-A very fine toned, six
j .top. PARLOR ORGAN. Iipe not reed suitable FOR q
suns, church Can b. ". A. l.. DANIsS. corner o;
Eshyorftsl and Eleventh ave, aieE o'clock p u, sny
DAY hi, week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

FISCHER the best ard most reliable Pianos made over
strung Agate End oil Improvements Nos III "a "a, "a
2s3 Invent -el ehth st. near Ninih.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

IRVING INSTITUTE, 1arrytown, n. "
Boarding School for BOYS The ityseventh scmi'snnu'
session will commence on TUESDAY. May l. For erct
lars apply to the Principal d. =. ROWE, d. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

nor SALE-A 3-story Philadelphia Brick
4 HOUSE and LOf. al Improvement, hish tnement In
good order. Apply the pemses. futualnAyo second
house cast Of FTankn.hyc.. Brooklyn.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-29
Book Notices.

THE ATLANTIC Monthly FOR JuLY.-Ths
Case of George Dedlaw' is sketch full of
whimsical, psychological speculation, in which
the authors humor deals with the phenom.
ena of the debatable ground between nature
and the supernatural, and presents, perhaps,
the most remarkable instance of spiritual
manifestation on record. Mr.. Longfellow
contributes second sonnet on Translating
Dante, and the Passages from Hawthorne's
Note Book are continued, as is Charles
Reade's story of Griffith Gaunt The paper
on Indian Medicine has peculiar interest, as
coming from one whose life among the Indi-
ans has fitted him to speak with peculiar in.
telligence of their superstitions and psychol
ogical powers; it is most valuable contribu-
ton to the history of demonology. Goldwin
Smiths Englishman in Normandy presents
novel phases of much-betravelled much
bewritten region, and offers some clear and
just views of French imperialism. Bayard
Taylor sketch of Buckert, the great Ger
man orientalist and poet, is timely and at
tractive. Major Henry S. Burrage, in the
Seige of Knoxville, recounts the history of
that event, and does justice to General Burn
sides leadership and gallantry in the affair
The Great Doctor is the first part of one of
those stories of Western life which Alice Ca
ry writes so WE'LL Scientific readers will be
charmed with the article OF Prof Agissiz on
the geology of tie Amazon Valley Bryant
gives fine poem under the title The Death
of Slavery. The remaining articles in the
number are: Released, poem by Mrs. Whit
ney; To j. B., poem by J. r. Lowell; A
Bundle of Bones, by c. J. Sprague; Aunt
Judy, graphic sketch of negro character, by
DR.. J. w. Palmer; Mrs. Stoves Chimney
Corner paper, and critical notices of Ecce
Homo, Saxe's poems, Fifteen Days, Life of
SiIIiman, &c. &c. Published by Ticknor &
Fields, Boston.
SwINToN's ARMY or THg PoToaAc-This
splended work isnnique among War Books, =
being completely rounded history of "The
Grand Army" from its organization to its
final muster out and dissolution.
Mr.. Swinton possesses unusual aiility for
the work he has so admirably accomplished,
and his book is both history aud criticism,
and iu this respect differs essentially from
any other work on the war yet published.
Not only are events as they occurred here re-
corded, but the reasons for and against tie
couaile>s movements and restings of the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-29

PRocEEDISGs OF THE REPUBncAY CouSrY
CoSyENTIoN.-Pursuant TO a call issued bv
the Chairman ofthe Republican County Com.
nittee, the Republican County Convention
assembled in Bedford on Tuesday the 26th
inst. On motion of C. w. Ashcom, ESQ.
the Convention was called to order by the
election Of Hon. d. B. Armstrong as Presi-
dent and Capt. G. w. T. Black and Lieut..
Wm 2. Barndollar.as Secretaries The roll
was called and the Following named persons
responded as delegates
Bedford borough. h.-Samuel Shuck, j. r.
Jordan.
Bedford township.-Thomas Imler, Ezra
williamson
Bloody Rua.-Wm. Masters, W. P. Barn
dollar.
Broad Top.-Thomas Johns, C. W. Ash
com.
Cumberland VaHey.-John McMullen, Al
bert Smith.
Colerain. F. Hetzell, J. H. Cessna.
Cole Dale. John Paul. J. NJ. Lehman.
Harrison. David Miller, Hezekiah May.
Rope,eeA. Thomas N. Young, William A.
Young.
Jsustata. Jacob Corley, Jesse Geller.
Li6erty.-D. S. Berkstresser, L. B. Waltz.
LoHdondea7y.-Le Carpenter, Jacob Ey-
ans.
Monroe. R. o'Neal, C. Garlick.
Napier.-Samuel Heffner, George W. Will
liams.
Providence East.-Capt. G. W. z. Black,
S. Nycum.
rroeidenee West.-Daniel Sans, Wilson
W. Sparks.
soahampton-B. o'Neal, Joha John
son.
st. William oster, Harry B. Mock.
Schells6urg. William Clark, J. E. Colyin.
Snake Spring. g.-Daniel R. Snider, John
Shafer.
Saaton.-Dr. C. W. Moore, E. A. Fockler.
Union.-A. H. Hull, J. H. Griffith.
WOodberry Aiddle.-Jacob Brenneman,
d. S. K. Brumbaugh.
WoodberYy iSomh.-D. B. Armstrong, ].
B. Snowberger.
Oh AhotloH Inc CONVENTION then proceeded
to nominate a ticket, with the following re-
suit:
For Congress, Hon. VIM. H. Koontz was
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Hon. Geo. w. Householder was declared
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tor by acclamation.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for Legislature with the following result;
FIRST BALLOT:
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