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Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

WHAT is LoYALTY?-The DaIv Ne,cs. in
leader in general approval of the late pro
Secession speech in Congress of Mr.. Harris of
Maryland, says:
: 1t is of no avail n01o to insist that the
right OF secession is one of the attributes ofthe
political system under which exist the United
States of America. That question has been
submitted to the arbitrament of arms and. SO
tar as the mere influences of physical force can
determine it, it has, for the time being. been
determined. The South accepts the result. in
respect to its present practical application but
that acceptance does not imply any abandon
ment, IN thought, of the principle upon which
the secession movement was founded"
1t IS OF the gravest consequence that the
People OF the United States should clearly un.
derstand each other on the question mooted. =
we say nothing as to the past: Let bygoDes
be bygones. But does an ex-Rebel, WHO'S now
swearing allegiance to the Constitution and
Unlon Stoedr to be faithful only till his STATE
shat see tit dSdtac to Secede?
This is an eminently practical question. Its
right decision is of mOmentous, vital import
Gould State formerly absolve her citizens
serving as officers in the army or navy of the
United States from the obligation of the solemn
oath OF fidelity exacted OF them on entering
that service? If she could rightfully do this
once, can she now? Does the oath NOR NEAR.
L will bear true and faithful allegiance until
my, State shall secede from the Union?' Let
US have a clear understanding on this head he
lore We educate any more Lees and Stonewall
Jacksons, at West Point. We cannot afford
to be trihed with.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

THE LEvEEs OF THE MISSISSIPPI re-
port OF Major-Gen A. A. Humphries to the
war Department, concerning the levees of the
MlSsSsIlsslppl, was transmitted by the Secretary
OF War to the Senate on Tuesday, in reSnonSe
to recent resolution. The breaks are shown
to be very numerous, and the result of conse.
quent overfows unusually disastrous. He re-
commends, at the present time, in accordance
with his instructions from the War Depart-
ment, the following repairs: First, five levees
on the YazOO Bottom, 600, 900 cubic wards at
a; cost OF 1905, 600 second, eight levees on the
Iensas Bottom, 1884, 900 cubic yards, costing
S295. 900; three levees on the Mississippi Del
tar $4,000 cubic yards, costing $2I7,OOO %
The three make an aggregate expense of $SI7,-
OOo for $3.50 cubic var DIS. The General
states that at present prices the crops ofcotton
grown In the alluvial region above Red River
In 1860 would amount to $lOS, ZOO, 900. and
that the products of the sugar region below. at
present prices, were equivalent to $50, 900, 600.
tie estimates that the complete and permanent
repair OF all the levees of the river would re-
qulrt $l,200000 for the State of Arkansas,
$l,5O00OO for Mississippi, 81, 100000 for
Louisiana total of $3, 90O 900 1t appears
that the repairs made last Winter upon the
leveeS in Louisiana amounted to 700, 900 square
yards.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
65,4S7.31.
3S,l79.S5.
34,905.6O.
Total tax in State,
$l58,572. rs.

n SGHo3ILAsTIc.-Sam'l NJ, Murphey son of
r. y; :; Murphcy, Esq, of this State, formerly
fore the Junior Glass of Princeton College on
the 10Th inst. Seven others will deliver ora
tions.
The annual commencement of WESLEYAN Fe.
male College, Wilmington, will be held to-mor-
row evening, 2lst. Miss Helms E. Pitman. of
this town delivers the Valedictory address and
an an essay entitled the March of Ideas. -
There are thirteen of the graduating Glass;
Miss A. Stoops, of Middletown also delivers an
essay. At the Aumnae Anniversary, this
evening" Miss A. V. Cooke, formerly of this
town reads poem-"T The Old Maid.n
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
For the Smyrna Times.
Mr.. EDITOR

Nr T, Ol tue SMYRNA IlIieS
Please publish that there will
be Camp Meeting held for Smyrna Circuit,
IN Mr. Jacob Hills Woods, three miles from
blackblrd Station on Del. r. r., four miles
from Smyrna, on the road leading to Black bird
to commence the Goth of July. The pastors
and congregations Of the surrounding CHARGES
are respectfully invited to come and tent with
us. All who desire to have tents put up should
apply as soon as possible to John II. Wilson.
Esq; Smyrna, Del. Tents II by 10 will cost
ten dollars
The corner of the new NJ. E. Church
tor Friendship, in Thoroughfare Neck, will be
laid with appropriate services on next Saturday
morning.. at 10 O'Clock Bishop Scott, and
hevs. VIM. Uric, w. E. England, and s. l..
Tracey, are expected to oficiate.
Mr.. Editor, permit me to correct a mistake
you made IN last weeks paper, with regard to
the old building. The old church was built in
1888, instead of 81, and the Cedar logs were
gotten out of the great Cedar Swamp in Thor
00ughtare Neck, instead of being brought from
New Jersey. W. B. GREGG,
June Is, 1866.
Lednums " Rise of Methodsm in America"
Is the authority for our statement Ed.
NO SALE-The large amount of real estate
advertised by Geo. W. Cummins, ESQ, was
offered for sale at Campbell Hotel, in this
town, on Thursday last, but the bids not being
equal to the value of the land offered. no sales
were effected The Lebanon farm was snhse'
quently sold at private sale to Capt ] DaIv
OF Philadelphia, for $26, ,0O0-325 acres. We
are informed that numerous applications from
eprtIes abroad were made for purchases of so
vide the farms. " III
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
For sale by Druggists.

TO CONSUMPTlVES.-T advertiser having
oeen restored 10 health in few weeks by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered or several wears
WIN severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
COnsnmptIOn-B anxious TO make known 10 his fe low
sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pre-.
~hP'oh ssed tree OF eharge) with the directions for
preparing ana using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS
GoUGHs' COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
Inc only OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrlpon IS TO benefit the afflicted and spread in(orma
uoh winch he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes
every suferer will try his remedy it will cost the m
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
mail. will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
JanlOy WIlamsburgh Kings Co. New Yo,k
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

y VENERABLE LADY-Mrs. Hannah Fine
more, mother of &. c. Bigger of Delaware
City, is in her one hundred and fifth YEAR
She was born in Germany, and came to this
country when about nine years of age. She is
quite healthy and active and retains in a re-
markable degree all her faculties except hear
ing, which is impartally impaired.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

MAsoNTC-A movement is on foot to Or
ganize Lodge of the order Of Free Masons in
this town, shortly. We understand that there
the order in Smyrna and vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

PIc-NICs.|A large picnic was given by the
puolie e school under the charge of Geo. G. Spi-
Ger' Ioat Es!i, rs Il IN Kaymonds Neck, on Saturday
tendance was large, and refreshments abnnJ-
ant Speeches were made by DIR. w. T. Col.
Inns, Kgvs. Messrs. Gracey and Kembill, and
j. f. HAZEL, Esq. "''O
A picnic will be held in the wood of Mr.
Jacob Hill, near Blackbird, tomorrow. Also
on Saturday. '""'
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

ADDRESS OF SANTA ANNA TO THE MEXI.
CANS.-General Santa Anna, who is still In
New York, has issued an address to the neo.
pie of Mexico. 1t is written in the usual gran.
diloquent style of the old hero. He defines hi.
position in reference to the present asncct Of
Mexican politics, and the reports of his trmrk.
hing to Macmillan, and alleges that he did
not, IN any manner, compromise himself with
the empire. He belonged entirely to the Mex-
lean republic. He expects all Mexicans to
unite and drive the usurpers from their soil
ana oHers ms own services to the cause. A
monarchy In Mexico he declares to be an i'm
possibility, and the restoration of the republic
IS the height of his ambition. He thus con.
cludes: '''''' wi"
1t is now time, Mexicans, to forget forever
our past contentious and to make a strenuous
effort, at once terrible and simultaneous, against
our common enemy. The tremendous on
siaughts OF our indOmitable soldiers will bring
the revellle Of liberty, joy to the hearts of mo-
thers, and rejoicing to our country. Heaven
grant that the contentment which | foreshad-
oW be not disturbed by new fatrcidal dissen
slons Union shall be my watchword before
the fight. Union, again, after our victory
Trust to the sincerity of my words and in
tentlOns. cannot, | should not, nor will
close the book of my life with falsehood
only seek for my tomb new laurel tree, whose
shadow shall cover it in the midst of peace
Let us hasten the hour of our nations triumph
Conide in my words, and be ready. Down
with the empire Long live the republic I"
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

U. S. 6's of 1881, due July lst, bought bv
John McLear 4 Son, Bankers, No. 607 Mar,
ket St, Wilmington, Del. W. ~ 81
WI Wh9 Gdns9 has the best assortment of Ladies'
Del. Rail Road Stock for sale. Delaware
State Bonds and Del h. r. Bonds bought bv
Jno. McLear Il Son, COZ Market st., VII Del ey
Who has the best assortment of p.r,so,,
Cotton. Daggs q
Who sells goods cheapest2 Baggs & Cotton
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
DIE: o..

after Mas nse1aa fhs lith iSSS. HSS6 near Fredere Del
Ja@es Grier SSS FEosrScEh at her !gnF,aHndfathers
daughter of James II. and WNSIrdA, W;mA, only
Stanton aged s years, 3 week and deI%nna dawa l.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

The Congregational Conference. which b.s
just closed in Philadelphia, adjourned to moea ne
next September, in the Plymouth Cbmrcb
Canterbury, Del, Of which Rev. G. b. Harvey
IS pastor; Deacons, John III. Bryant and josh
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

ARMY W0RM.-The army worm has been
ior9gl1g in large force on some of the wheat esIt
and other crops along the Cedar Lane road on
about two miles from town. In one feld Of
S wheat, ". .; Cummin' 8 the blades and boards
have been taken off by them, leaving the stem
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

~ N9sMINATIoNs.-The NO Democrats of New
SasOe Sa1s COUNTY, have nominated William Her
Dei' 'or onerin, and David Foster for Coroner.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

THE TIMES" is published spery Wednesday cf
fer"OOH, by Jos. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro
Prie'Or, at Smyrna, Del.
IHRhS-SU gear, $500 in Gd
10nee, or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the year. No
paper diseOntinued until aHarrears are paid--OnI,
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS ,oH be inserted at che rate Seuen
Cents line for the first in''rtiOn; subsequent in
ssrtiOns 81 cents. II liberal discount made to
quarterly. senni-annual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, =
JanlO WIlllamsburgh Kings Co. New Yn,k

ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Gentleman who suffer
ed for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decav
and all the effects of youthful indscreOn VIII for The
ake Oi suffering humanity, send free TO all who need
medy by which he cured. Sufierers wishins 70
dressing John n OSRCSy ~ au-
janl0y No. l3 Chamhers ~ ~ w.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat 81 9O(93.OO; White Wheat $1,000
$3O5. Rye is selling at Sl3O z bushef.
Yellow Corn, 97(,$l.O5. Oats 72G 74c. Cot
ton 42(043c. per tb.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at sI.5-.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

business lNTELLIGENCE.-We refer to the
aGvertisement Of W. II. Crow & Bro, of vii
mlngton. The shirts they make are snre 70
give satisfaction. The members of tho Grn,
,p?eeing, from this town, they should receive - :
liberal patronage from Smyrna. 'o''i'0 q
head the adv OF the new book lust nubl;Sb
ca eG 10 q nPhlia, The Camp, the Battle Field, and
MIR. Burchenal, tailor, of this town. cleons
and repairs and mends coats, pants and vests
On Friday or Saturday John W. Flick will
open ms new ice-cream saloon on Market st
lie Is hitting 1T up in nice STYLE
y. w. Prlchard, Centrevie, Md, offers an
entire stock of store goods at cost prices
Budd y Sharp, Middletown, self the Hussey
Improved, and Pennington Improved Reapers
with all other agricultural machinery.
II you want cheap Mackerel and Herring,
you can lind them at j. III. Primrose's.
Oid times have come once more The un-
derSlgned begs leave to inform the public gen
erally that ne has suits from four dollars and
a-half to 81 dollars t. WARD,
ring, &c.
Who sells Rcady-made Clothing cheap?
Why is it the people flock TOD. +. Williams
store on the Hill? Because he sells so very
cheap. ''''
IAN at lschudy's for Paints and Oils. He
sells at Philadelphia prices.
-, II the ladies want tape or II tape Paris
Irall Hoop Skirts they can find them at Prim-
roses. The THING.
!. Splendid lot of Busters at T. Wards; sell
The place to buy yourself nice suit of Cloths
Is at Allen 8. His stock of Cloths and Cassi.
mesres, plain and fancy, is very large, an and he Is
selling low to suit the times.
= Ward has the best assortment of Linen
Goods in town. Very cheap. '''''0"
who has the largest assortment of gentle
mems Linen Busters? Baggs & Cotton '''''
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

tba AN Hat Express TRAIN.-It isseported that
Chesapeak Bay the coming month wbcn ar O,no an
express train will be run from PbiIadelnbia to
that ts point. A steamboat to connect with Nor,
lolk Is now being built by Harlan & HoIlin@s-
worth q Co., and will soon be ready for the
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

BASE BALL.-A social game of base ball was
played between the Defiance Club, of Odessa
and the Quickstep Club, of this town, on the
helds of the latter, on Wednesday last, in which
the Defiance made Al innings to 81 for the
Qulckstep. The Defiance has been plaving
about four months; the Quickstep about six
weeks, hence the result.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

ITCH! ITCH!! !ITCH!!!-ScRArcH 40 MoEr-
Engiand's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure the worst cases Of Army Itch. Ii contains. no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
to health Those suffering from this terrible dis.
ease should procure box al once. Ask for Eng
Iands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no other
Price SO cts. box. By mail, go cts Prepared by
l.. NJ. ENGLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale hr DrnnnsnA. ,cc
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

The COUkr OF ERRORS AND APPEALS con-
yened in Dover, on Tuesday, the 5th inst
Present, Chancellor Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates,
Chief Justice Hon. Edward w. Gilpin, Asso-
ciate Justices Hon. Edward Wootten, Hon.
John W. Houston and Hon. Leonard +. Wales.
There were only three cases on the trial list,
the most important was the following:
During the session Of the Court of Appeals,
by arrangement, the case of the State upon the
relation of John o. Green, VS.. John Parsons,
Major W. Allen, and James G. Waples, Draft
Commissioners, an application to the Superior
Court OF New Castle county for mandamus
to, compel the said commissioners to draw
warrant in favor of the relator for putting in
substitute under the provisions Of the act of
Assembly entitled, IAN Act to relieve the
people of the State from draft" was heard
The case was argued by Messrs. Eli SALISBURY
and I. +. Bayard for the respondents, and r.
w. Bradford for the relator, at great length
The relator claims that he put in substitute
IN pursuance OF said act, and is entitled to a
warrant from the commissioners for the sum
provided by law, on the State Treasurer the
respondents allege that the relator c0nspired
with others, and with certain substitute brok-
ers, to detraud the State, and they therefore
withheld their warrant in this and similar eases
The facts in this case are somewhat familiar to
the public They exhibit a piece of sharp
practice on the part of substitute brokers and
drafted men to obtain the gratuity of the State
10 men who wished to put in substitutes for
men who were not able, or not willing to pro-
cure substitutes Thus, A, b, G, and d, and
as many more who were drafted and willing to
enter into the arrangement, would club tOgeth-
er and put in substitute for A, A would OBJ
tam his warrant and go as a substitute for B,
D would obtain his warrant and go substitute
Tor Z, and so on, each one thus securing for
himself the State bounty for substitutes. The
draft commissioners discovered the trick and
refused to Issue warrants to such parties, con-
tending that under the act of Assembly thev
were not entitled, the intention of the act being
to relieve those who were drafted, and not to
pay drafted men for going into the service.
Besides the question Of the construction of the
statute, there are several nice legal points in
v0lved In the case, among which are the RIGHT
OF the State to sue itself, and the power of the
court to Interfere with the discretionary powers
OF the draft commissioners. The court reserv-
cd its Observation-Disclosures
VALUE OF PROPERTY IN DELAWARE. TAX
Es, &C.-The assessed value of propertv in the
State as returned by the assessors to the Leg
ISlaturc, is as follows, viz:
New Castle County, $23,746, ,4O3.
dS NehC :, 8,744, 25S
"uSScA 6,9Sl, l2l.
Total value Ofproperty in State, s39,47I,872
1t vii! be seen by this that the value ofprop-
erty in New Castle County is more by IS. 62I'-
II a. than both the other counties put together,
The taxes the different county pay are as fol-
4Ecw NV CaStle $65, ,4S7. 81
C,' HcllC 3S,l79S5.
'usSoA 34,9056O
Tnknl =. c.
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GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &c., from
SPECIAL NOTICES.

with the utmost success by j. ISAACS, M. D OeuIist
and AurIst, formerly of Leyden, Holland) No SIG
PINE Street Philadelphia. Testimonials, from the
most reliable sources IN The City and Country he
seen at his office The medical faculty invited 10
accompany their patenIs he has no secrets in his
praetice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wiIhou.
PAIN. No charge for examination. my2l66 ly
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

EXCURsION.-A number of the business
men of Wilmington intend making an excnr-
sion to the interior of Pennsylvania on the
10Th inst. They will go by railroad, an extra
train being chartered for the purpose. Thev
go to visit the coal mines. 0'
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

LETTERS DELIvERED.-During the month
Of May the numbers of Mail letters delivered
by the carriers in Wilmington was q. 100: !:
Drop letters, ,472; newspapers, 6, l41 letters
collected from street boxes, 1897. There are
five carriers -
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
&I 400 PER YEAR, W.

% A,COO gents evervvvhsra =: we want
ED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new InJ. IHfRoV-
ana upper iced. Sent on trial. Warranted
eb0ss sasy sad Or large The ONLY Ms
are nlv can. IN o9ed he States for les. than $40 WHICH
He Vea Baker. Singer Co, and BacheIier All Gr
ma 'nines are nrnyemen,s and the J ,.ur olhsr
tr"red raTe TO arrest fine and risonen OF
Cpsk Bdde Name aets or cheaso Ge Sa " %pOn Shaw
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

Mr.. Thos Bird, of St Georges, had his
pocket picked at the Wilmington DEPOT. on
Saturday morning. He caught the thief.
=, The Hygenia House, Collins Beach, Frank
Collins, proprietor, will open on the I'd Of .Jmlv
next. This is popular summer resort. with
good salt water bathing, sailing, &c.
~, The dog tax paid into the City Treasury Of
wilmington, amounts to $lO02.
Where can get suit of clothes made with
the ut guaranteed? At Baggs & Cotton's
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

uoSI'f STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Every young lady AMI
& % IN !ne United States can hear some,hing
enarge9 oy addressing the undersigned Thos. hsSo,.
iears OF being humbugged will O6lige bv moi noois
ent servant, THOS z CUk1. neit ooedi-
janl0y 93l Rood NMiAm,
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

BEWARE OF CHICKEN THIEvEs.-Wm. M.
Stuckart, Esq, of Red Lion Hd., near St.
George Station, had stolen from his farm, on
last Saturday night over l20 chickens and ali
OF his ducks. Farmers should be on their
guard
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Letters RemaininyT.-,:

~, Where, can | find cheap Clotbinop Ar,
Wards cheap Clothing Store. '"s AtFs
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

800 A MONTH!-AGENrs wanted e.
= sar entirely neO orteIes just out. AJdr.,.o
l. CAREY, Biddeford, Maine wig In:%.ess sen IS u
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

VALUE OF PROPERTY IN DELAWARE, TAX.
Es, &c.-Ihe assessed value of property in the
State as returned by the assessors to the Leg
iSlature, is as follows, viz:
New Castle County, $23, 746, ,4o3
Kent 8 -4I .5Eo
Sussex {" Goli 73I 73II'
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau ProctsioHS and Ciofking, une 20 1856 {
Separate Proposals. scaled and endorsed - FRO
potas Tor Navy Clothing and Clst hing Materials
will be received at this Bureau until O'Clock o
m on The I'd dsy OF July. 1856, for furnishing and
delivering Ton receiving thirty days notice. Al the
U. 3. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, N Y. insuch num-
ters no quantities. aud at such times as ma, be
specified Be the Chief Of this Bureau or by the
Con mspdant OF 81 ID Navy Yard. the numbers and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list. viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, eO9. 900.
Calfskip Shoes, pairs is 0DO.
Blankets, number. - 00
The Flannel to be deliverable one half in o.
and one halfin l2o days
Offers may b. made for one more articles az
the option of the bidder. md in more than one
article Is contained in the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau wi hsve the right 70 accept one or more
OF the articles contained in such offer, and ect
the rem aiRder.
For description Of the articles in the above n az
bidders are Ie'erTrd to the samples at the NAVY
Yards at New York and BOston, and for informa-
ton as 10 the laws sud regulations Tin panph let
fcrml regarding Goa tracts to the offices of the
Commandants and Pay II. tiers of the several Navy
Ysrds
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantage Gus to the Gov
errment. Je 70 law4w
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pUBLlC LAND SAILS IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF rBE PKIsIpENr,s pRoc1.
MA-ION No. 10. DATED LIME A Ia6S

~ orsers public sales Of over nve and quarter
TTuns oi sssss OF vacant public lands in WIS
AT he LAID Ufhre as La CROSSE. IN ,h. W.,
day ofsHPIEs BIER next, the rss eryed sections in
thirtys townships and parts OF Tewnshins in
The counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Tremp alean. and
At the Land once q. LA CROSSE, ON m. ,,,,
shiys. the counties above
At the Lsnd Once At FALLS ST. CR0IX, on
the let dsy Of OCTOBER next. the reserved see
items in forty fonr township Anu parts Of Town
sbig. In the counties Of Dunn, Pierce, and st.
Al the Land Once at FALLS ST. CROIx. ON
tie I'd day OF OcroBER next. ten parts Of Town
tiip., In me eouniis. Of PsPin and Pierce.
dsy Of ocIoBER next, the reserved sections in ten
paris Of In the ties of Clarke Obi D.
ptx.. Eau G. are and Damn.
Al the Land once 1T STEVENS POINT, on the
1.xrsbips and Parts Of townships in the counties
ef hsrsh.,n and Ocobto
At the Land Once 81 MENAsHA on the sth day
Of OCTOBER be1t, sixty sever Townships and parts
Of ships IN the county Of 0couto
At he Lard Once at BAYrIhLD. on the sth
tay Of koyEsBzR next the reserved sections in
e.shty or tox Lshits end PARTS OF 20 ushfps In
tts oeuoues Of Ashland. La Pointe. Burnett and
siVs and Once at BAYFIELD,. on the 18th
osy cf HovEs ByK ne1f forty nias town. % ana
Iari, o. tosnsb3ps In the counties Of shland Lie
J MlDNUNDe.
coPnissIcser on the Q. neral Land one.
GTsER<L L4SB OFricH- ounSh,I8S
kerI, zoe! the rsgelstio.s q che Depsrt.
car s:sn e s.ss ~ 3ss .sss Z:
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