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MRS, sHEDD,

FRENCH CORSET MAKER.
All The latest style, OF COrsets made and war
rAntsd " It, and sod from one to two dollars less
than elsewhere. Cont sally, Linen and Drilling
made 10 two days after receiving order best material
used. Call and examine before purehAsipg, and Sc
cure q neat At that will be sure to please.
Muses. and Children Corsets. sel7.y
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GAMBLING Bernard West and Silas Walter,
colored, wero detected gambling on Sunday last,
and were arrested by one Of the 'irreprsssiblss''
Of the Seventh precinct. Justice Walter fined
the twain 90 each.
SANITARY CouPlSr-The sanitary company
issued an order yesterday for the burial Of q
nswly.bo colored child. Watson Brown was
arrested by oficer oarand for creating nuisance,
and fined al
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
New YoRK, Oct. 2l.-Fiour Is to 25 cent,
lower. Wheat 2 to 3 cents lower The corr
market 10 q shade lower. Pork Is lower; mess
S2l 37in21 so. Lard dull at l3lalII Cotton
hrmsri Middling Uplands, 90 cents Freight.
quiet. Spirits Of turpentine 55B cents. Rosin
rather more active; common strained, 90 90 "a
1895.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 21.-Ths market opened
fat, with a general decline In prices Flour Is
weaker, but nominally unchanged, the supply
on hand being so limited that the retail demand
sustains quotations Wheat has received sud.
den check, and prices this morning are from 10
to 8 cents below those Of Saturday. We note
sales Of about 800 bushels white at 50 5Oa2. 90
for fair to good, and ST. $50 bushels red at 90 "a
for q lot Of damaged, and S2.45s2.50 for fair to
good. Corn has also suffered further decline
Of 3a5 cents, with sales Of 1900 bushels mixed
at 81. 27a1 2s, principally at the latter figures.
Rye quiet, at decline, and sales Of $50 bushels
at $l37. Oats arc weaker, but tho decline ID
not so heavy, the sales being at 60a65 cents,
with |, 900 bushels offered.
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FAST DRIVING Richard Dixon and Edward
Clark, two black men, DESTROYS of testing the
speed Of the animal they were driving on Sun
day last, put him to his msttlej but they being
observed by ono Of the officers Of the First pre-.
oinet, they were arrested, and after a hearing
before Justice Tucker were fined $40 each.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-Flour market dull.
Wheat has declined fully 10 cents. Corn |,
weak and prices 3a5 cents lower-white, 81. 40a
LAB, and yellow, Sl,37al. AZ per bushel. Oats
are 8 cents lower, with sales at 63a72 cents,
Rye, $l.56al.70, the latter for prime Pennsylvs.
MIA. The provision market Is quiet, and prices
unchanged.
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RELIRF FOR THE FAMILIES OF THE IRIsu Pa
TRIor PRIsosERs.-The following Is q copy Of a
letter sent to Mrs Luby, OF Dublin, inelosing the
handsome sum Of two hundred pounds.
NEW YoEK, September 81, 1857.
RESPECTED MADAM: Ihave tho honor to inclose
. bill Of exchange in your favor for two hundred
| pounds sterling, to be expended by the ladies'
committee on the families Of the imprisoned
patriots.
You will sec by this donation, as we'll as by
those we have previously sont to you, that our
brothers In the ranks of our great organization
are not unmindful Of the dear ones who, through
the wicked laws Of q foreign nation, arc left
without their natural protectors.
large portion Of the present sum has been
contributed by our gallant countrymen In the
far.of Territories of Colorado, Idaho, and Mon.
tana.
With increased respect, my dear madam. for
yourself, Miss 0'Leary, and the other ladies Of
the committee, have the honor to remain
your obodient servant,
WILLIAM R. ROBERTS,
President Fenian Brotherhood.
| The Washington Circle" also forwarded to
Mrs. Luby, through its treasurer, Mr.. D. A..
Brosnan. sexton ST, Patrick's, the sum Of twenty
pounds, ($l47) tho proceeds Of the late picnic,
the receipt Of which, when received will be duly
Puohsneu IN 'no o''y papers
AssuAL REPORT OF THE POLICE saerday
morning Dr. Nichols frssdent OF the Board OF
roNee' uansmttec ms report OF tne police oper-
TENDER 80, 1907, 10 tue secretary OF the Interior
| charges have been preferred and trials ae'
corded during the year IN lao cases resulting In
dismissal from me force, 10, q sergeants and -
privatssD reduction TO ranks, l. sergeant
roPrimanded and hned, ~ Tepr,manded. o., !
sergeant and 80 piiVstes) hned, " (PriVa'esD
| Though there are no accurate statistics OF the
operations OF the detective corps. yet the report
dwells at some length upon inc emeisncy OF thAt
body.
The number OF roeosrss reported during inc
year was oIo ARTISTS msae' soo amount oi
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. following
transfers of real estate were reported yesterday
Sublot Al, square 7l9. at $500 sub-lot 80,
square 7l9, at $780, part Of lot "a, square 454,
II feet inches, at s. $780, part Of lot ], square
$40, % feet l0t inches, at 81, 000 part Of lot g.
square $40, Is feet at 81, 20Oi part Of lot !, 80
feet 8 inches, on Bridge street, Georgetown. at
90, SOOj sub-lot M, square 623, at $700i part Of
lot %, Tquare 1877 south, at $333.S3.
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BUILDERS EnCHANGE,-At q Meeting Of tho
Washington Builders Exchange, held at the I
rooms on street, last evening, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year: President, Stephen d. Castlemanj Vise
President, W. J. Mccullough; Secretary. +. D.
Stewart Executive Comm tteo, Tho A. Brown,
Thos, Lewis, and Job W. Angus Finance Com.
mitteo, Chas. Wheatley. J. @. Nsslor, and VIM.
Sibrsy.
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SALE OF THE FAIR BARS ON Saturday after.
noon quite number Of persons were present at
the National Race Course, to attend the sale Of
the rsfreshmont bars, advertised to DO sold. But
two Of the bars were sold, as follows: The long
ba-, under the grand stand, to Mr.. @. L. Arm
strong for $685. q site for bar, to be erected
In the space inside Of the track, and which will
be located near the base ball grounds, to George
W. Driver for $475. The sale Of the other bars
was postponed until next Saturday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USPS.-A regular
meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union was
held last evening. The meeting was called TO
order at O'Clock by the president, Major W.
s. Morse Tho committee appointed at the last
meeting to draft an address to tho soldiers and
sailors throughout the country, mado their re.
port; which was read and adopted, and which
we will lay before our readers to morrow. Ad.
journed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

The FAIR AT CARROLL HALL.-The fair al
Carroll Hall for the benefit Of 81. Vincont'i
Female Orphan Asylum, will open this evening.
Carpenters were busily at work yesterday erect.
ing tables, and the ladies' under whose auspiceI
the fair 10 held were engaged In opening cases
boxes, 10, and preparing We trust, for long
and successful siege
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

Home runs-Esgls: Bangs, l.
Umpire-Mr. Msgee, Active base ball club.
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YousG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssocIArIos.-The
lecture season Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association will commence on tho goth Of
November. John B. Cough will deliver tho
opening lecture. Professors Hitchcock, of New
York, and Mark Bailey, Of Yale College, Horace
Greeley. Grace Greenwood, Theodore Tilton,
Hon. ]. N. Arnold, Of Illinois, and others sue.
cessively following The entire course of leo.
lures will, no doubt, prove propitiOus, pscuni.
arily and otherwise.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

PoToMiC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. "A
meeting ofthe Potomac Transportation Company
was held at the rooms Of the Board Of Trade
last night, William ii Clagett. esq, In the
chair.
The Chair said number Of gentlemen OF the
District had organized for the purpose Of estab-
fishing river communication by steam, and
stated that q committee had been appointed
who were ready to report.
Mr.. Owen Thorn, chairman Of the committee,
said that there was but one subscription book
handed In, which represented S., 900 subscribed
and as several books were still out, he proposed
that the meeting adjourn until Friday night,
when the committee hoped to DO able to report.
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President Fenian Brotherhood.
The "Washington Circle" also forwarded To
Mrs. Luby, through its treasurer, Mr.. D. A.
Brosnan, sexton st. Patriok's, the sum Of twenty
pounds, ($l47.) tho proceeds Of the late picnic,
the receipt Of which, when received, will be duly
published In the city papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
HENRY D. MINER, ArcTosEER.
ealesroom 81 Nasssu street orpo.,,. AZ. ps.,.~

Perem ptcry rale OF importers and manufactures.
siock Of lrockery silver Plated VS. CUTLERY Hronse sns
OrnuIu Clocks, Groups Statistics haniel ornamens A.
MINER a soMERvfLLk win sell At auction on sAruR.
DAY, june "A AZ ION oblock ~ salesroo Nassau stree
Of folipws-French Uhina Dinner aud Tea sets PLAIN
White, vhlk and Gilt and white and colored bands Snt
ICONS Vases ksnts ornsments. &c, Ac Bronze and Dr.
slu Cocks IL and n day Of the best french movement
8ere Orn smenx Ac, &C.
@s, Walters, &c. al
Cutlery-lyory balaueed handle Dinner and Desser,
silver plated anas'se blades, CArvsrs and Forhs,
E.sket KNIVES, kc.. &C.
The above wh Dc ready for eranira,ep Friday, als
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

II ELY 4 Icons MINsTRELs, no BROADWAY.
n Last week of successful season record.
LAST WEEK OF THE ONLY LEON. LAST WEEK OF
LAST WEEK OF Mr. EDW. KELLY LAST WEEK OF
LAST WEEK OF Mr. EPH HORN. LAST WEEK on
LAST WEEK OF NELSE SEYMOUR Last WEEK "
THE JAYS LAST WEEK. THE JAP6
OF OPERA LAST WEEK OF OPERA.
RIIRIEsOIJE / LAST WEEK BURLESQUH
on CONEDY | LAST WEEK, OF COMEDY.
NEXT REGULAR SEASON BEGINS AUGUST ~, Acof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

LNoR NoRwALK DIRECT. RAILROAD T1MF.-THE
fast and splendid steamboat NEyERs1NK leaves per
East river, foot q Market street. every afternoon,
O'Clock Returning leaves Norwalk ct the arrival
or Danbury and Haven trains Fare 70 Excur.
sion tickets 81 as Stages connect for New Canaan Wilton
Rtdrehed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
by HENRY y: LsEDs 4 MINER.

ION HENRY n. LHEDS q MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctionee<.
SATURDAY juno - at 101s o'clock, al their sales
room, No. 90 Liberty street.
Rubber Goods, aeon sng Of fndlarutber Goods Fix
tures and Tools lndarubeer in various forms and gutta
percha Tools used 10 manufacture ndaubber and gutta
pefcne, and other articles the Line being
AEce OF large establishment giving up business
Sale positive, without reserve.
Also about 10 900 Gannetrs Patent f1lng Clothes
8pnnkera
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DRADlFG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
~ Passengers cavns New York At ~ noon Via Central
New jersey Railroad make close connection ~ Reading for
Ephrats, y Lancaster and Columbia Arrivns al Lau-
eas1sv and 'nlssvp hss y.
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DAwNBRoKRR's sALE-THIs DAY AT II O'CLOCK,
1 az BELL 4 iNGRAHAM's, % New Bowery.-i@rge and
valuable sale 81 Gold and Silver Watches. no Jewcry
Guns Reviewers ana other articles, Diamonds. &c.
+. KAHN, 20i Grand street. Williamsburg
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ITiFTy FIRST AUCTION SALE.
n 1000 20 o. 900
tons scranton Coal.
WEDNESDAY. june B, 1861

tons scranton Coal.
On WEDNESDAY, june Is 1867.
Nnw YoRx, June IL 1857.
The Delaware. Lackawara and Western Railroad Gem.
pany vii sell by Messrs JOHN NJ DRAPER a CO, Auc.
tonesrs - the Company's saicsroo. Exchange place,
sornes ot Wiham street New YORK. on WEDNESDAY,.
june ~, INST, At ~ O'clock noon,
60 00p 10 80 coo tons
81 fresf mined Coal lack rroous Of the
Sss.l saes aelyershe their depot Efsbethpot
Also, NJ the time and ps<e
1000 tons
n97 - -'s 49, "ousn " 1ops
TERMsrny per ton payable IN euyr,r, s,,nds On
e DAY o sale and the balance within days thereafter
JOHN BkisBIS President.
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NEW ROUTE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
BRISTOL. RI

cent steamers
BRISTOL, Captain Benz Brayton,
and PROVIDENCE. Captain B. NJ Simmona
will commence
running Long Island Sound Monday, June H. leaving
pier North river foot OF Canal street adjoning Al
bany per every afternoon Sundays erceped ~ clock
connecting at Bristol with the Boston and Providence Rail-
road reaching Boston with shorter railroad ride than By
other route.
Distance by rail. 81 miles time, hour and % minutes
These steamers the largest, stanchest and most
elegant ever placed upon American waters OF quo tons
burden
Encne OF 2e0 horse power thoroughly sea-going In all
respects tilted In the most substantial manner with water
tight compartments guards boilers below decks
and with every arrangement for comfort and safety
In the number and ~ their sateooms, and extent
and splendor OF their they
and in the strength Of their huls fully equal to
steamers.
saieroons secured tickets for sale and freight arrange
ments made At the once Of tho Company the
New York.
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Try HENRY y. LEEDS, AucroygER.

ID HENRY II. LLEDs, Auotoneer, on THURSDAY.
ane 70 at Ion O'clock at the residence No ia rwen-
syourth street Household Furniture, consisting of Brus
Carpet black walnut Sofa, Parlor Chairs
green rcps black walnut marble top Centre Table,
geen plush rosewood Hssiand black walnut marble top
Centre Table rosewood suit mahogany
Bile top Centre Table mahogany Wardrobes black walnut
Bedssads Hair Mattresses Paiasses Bolsers Pillows
Comforters black walnut marble Side Tablea black
yalnot seat CHAIRS mahogany Chairs IN harcloh,
black walnut marble Dressing Bureaus rosewood
rces 10 harcloth Btagers mahogany marble top Dress
tne Bureaus uGhosany Wash Tables. Nindow Shades
Extension Dining Table Bronze Clock Chairs
China Croekeiy Glassware Hrussels Cnrpets Stair
Rods, Kitchen Furniture. &c, Ac.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. -
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York, via Hudson River
and So $50 and II r. NJ; Harlem Railroad Twen
tyxth street and Fourth ~ I'D A. NJ and t43
H. The $50 and II Y. n. trains via Hudson river will
on Sundays
WI. H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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L, CQLToN AUCTToHEER WILL SELL THIS
DAY. June 70, at l0k O'Clock the entire contents Of
large house removed from Thirty nrst the
"a Boedwsy for convenenes OF sale embraeinr elegant
Yaror suita In ebony and gilt frames covered with Grim
sou and silk and carved rosewood SUITS covered IN
Blue sod gold brocaci and rosewood Back Chairs French
psAe Mirrors black walnut French
stesds and 1ch Bureaus to match with best Hair Mat,
erosscs; Bolsers, Pillows, Blankets, ehecta Towels
spreads Napkins Tabecloths Ac Centre Tables OAK and
BLACK walnut pillar Extension Tables Armoire Wardrobes
Lounges Bookcases all the Of the house. nearly
atty Brussels and velvet Carpets and ooioths
In this sale quantity Of rich China and Cut
Glass Ware Plated Ware and Kitchen Furniture Sale
vetaptory.
I.,RAHCfs FfTZsiMMoNs, AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE 7o6
u Third avenue, viii sell Thursday 18th mat. a ION
seock, a. Va Ea.t Fny.second street near Lexington
avenue the entire Furniture Of the three DWELLING
consisting Of rosewood Parlor SUITS, Brussels Capes ur.
go Dining Room and Chamber Sets Feather Beds Hair
Mattresses, Dressing Bureaus Olcoths Crokery Glass;
ware, Kitchen Utensils, &C. Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

A SPECIAL SALE THIS DAY, BYJoHN l.. vANDE-
n WATER, al No "a Duane street. between Chatham aad
Centre streets, at twelve O'Clock NJ
superior blood bay trotting Horse l5H hands
one Of the finest gentle drivers IN the city
ls hney bred of trong stock and rot
- % condition; Is without spot or blemsh and can be
oveL ny any extraordinarily faspoe Horse neof the
bnest offered, and VIII To sold without reserve
count Of III health Of is warranted sound and
knd
Beautiful black pacing Horse l5al hands years, fine
spirited aud stylish driver, afraid will
uo 10 20 or pace ia so soundand kind; line roadster
sod without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

STEAMSHIPS
DIRlG0. Captain IT, Sherwood
Captain W. w. sherwood
Form semiwcckly line leaving pier % East every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 o. clock r. VI.
These steamships connect at Portland with the Grand
Trunk Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in
Canada and the West. The Saturday steamship
with the International Steamship Company for Eastpor
Calais and St. John N b. Through tickets given East
port, S. Cabs and St john 80 Through tickets Hall
Fax by steamship CARLoTrA leaving Portland saturdays
for .i3
Passage Portland, including berth In siateroom sc;
meals extra Passenger accommodations FIRST class.
Freight received daily.
Through rates given and bills Of ladins signed at ONCE
pier 80 East river. by J. y. AMES Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

THE EXCURSION OF co. b. EIGHTH REGIMENT n. Y.
n o.; 70 Dudeys Grove, postponed account Of the
weather, will take place Saturday June a. rain shine.
An tickets for The th are good for the AID first
frsshment abie on board sso superior
foS vi Issve Pes ZIP q N precisely: The barge w
and leave o. 9 o'clcck The barge w0LTE SANDS will
leave foot OF Thirty fourth street, r. atsx An.
~ orter ~ Wn. TATE. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
QY MINER 4 sokERvlLLE,

Wy MINER sokERvlLLE,
At Horse Auction Mart,
Union square. FRIDAY June 81:
Several hno Tumouts and Family Teams Park PhAetons
top and no top Wagons several Road Horses
Saddle HorscsL vefy npe
Trotiing Stock. &c.
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II UNION SQUARE. TOMORROW.
IA Morse Auction Mart.
BY MINER & sOMERY!LLF,
A very & ne catalogue Of
Fine Family Carriage Teams
Fine Road Horses,
Park Phaetons, Dog Carts,
Tor and No Top Road Wagons.
Single aud Double Harness, DC, &c.
Particulars N 10. morow's Herald.
See auction head.
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has been equalled by any similar or
ranxation In world New and cheerful Burlosqueos
every week triumphant success OF Master Barney the
champion jig dancer, Mr.. j. II. Williams he great
net player. Talent a Bust, italian Airs by Native Art
ists Senators from Russian America.
The national Republican., 1867-04-08
PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR IN
DIAN SERVICE.
DEPARTNRST OF THE INTERIOR, I
March 81. 1867,


Proposals will be received up to the 10th day OF
May, 1867, at the office Of n. b. DenmAn, superin.
tendent Of Indian Affairs for the Northern supern
tendency, at Omaha City, Nebraska, for the delivery
at Omaha City Of the following Stock Cattle, to wit
800 head Of MILK Cows for the WinnebagO In.
dians, occupying reservation in Nebraska.
800 head Of MIX Cows for the SAntee Sioux In.
dams, occupying a reservation at the mouth Of the
NiobrAra, Nebraska,
800 head Of MIX Cows for the Yaneton Sioux In
disns, occupying reservation In Dakota.
100 head Of MIX Cows for the Omaha indians, oc
cupying u reservation In Nebraska.
% head Of young American Bulls.
85 head Of Beef Cattle, (steers.)
The Cows must be Of cd quality, American breed
not less than three nor more than seven years old
Cows with young calves, or Cows with calf, will bt
| preferred. Dry cows will not be received. The
Bulls must be not less than three years DID, and the
Beef Cattle not less than four years old.
| Superintendent DenmLn will have the right to re-
ect any all the bids also, the right to any
or all the cattle II he deems that the cattle delivered
are not Of the required character.
| Superintendent DenmAn will be authorized 10 re-
ceye the said cattle and to give vouchers to the par
ties delivering the cattle to be paid at the office
| the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs In WashlngtoE
| city.
he time Of the delivery Of the cattle will be deter
| mined by Superintendent Denman, who will also
have the power to change the place Of delivery,
| with the consent Of the contractor.
Good aud sufficient bonds will be required for the
| faithful fulhllment Of the contract
| Bids will not be received for less number thar
the total number Of cows and bulls called for sepA
| cattle. o. H. BROWNING,
| Apl Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-08
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ Pension oPYIoB, Dec. l, 1866.

To all tohoH q may concern:
| Application having been made under the act Of
June 2Sd, 1860, for reissue Of the land warrants
described herein, which are alleged to have been
or destroyed notice Is hereby given that at the
certificate or warrant Of like tenor will be Issued II
| no valid objection shall then appear:
No. lO4 7o4 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1883, In the name Of Robert W Pierce, and
| was granted May l2, 1865. March Q, 1867.
No 2tc for 100 acres isspsd Tndsr The act Of
| granted June s, 1861. March o. 1867.
No 9i6 for acres issued under the act Of March
1885, in the name Of George Pum, and was granted
| August Is 1895. March 80, 1857.
No 81, Ol2 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, in the name Of James Henry and was
granted April q, 1881. March 80, 1867;
March 8, 1850, In the name Of John Wood, and was
| granted February 26, 1851 April 0, 1867.
No S. 100, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
| March s. 1855 in the name Of Sarah Wood, widow
Of Robert Wood and was granted February TO- 1907
! April 9, 1867
February llth, lsi7 in the name Of Samuel Hodsou,
| and was granted December 4, lSts. April 90 1867.
No 81, 500, for so acres, issued under the act Of
September 1850 In the name Of Langdon Q. johnson,
and was granted March 8, ls55.-April 20, 1857.
| No: 1851, for so acres, issued under the act Of
and R was - granted 1nD d April % W isse|Apfi %, 1851
No. "a 23l for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, in the name Of Mary widow Of Thomas
Bowling, and was granted Mayo, ls'6-April 90
No %, 1885, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1855, in the name Of PollyPease widow Of
Chester Pease, and was granted July Is, 1850. May
| 4, 1867.
No 93 O8j. for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 50, 1855, in the names Of the minor children
OF Jacob LAsher deceased and was granted July 23d
/ 1850 May I, 1867.
No 62i les, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, in the name Of Alvin Ellis and was
| granted April Is, 1857. May II, 1867.
No. 67605, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
February H. lsi7, in the name Of Martin Rose, and
| was granted May ~, lS49. May II, 1867.
No. lO,8sl, for so acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1855, 10 the nAne Of Lewis Lambert, and
was granted October 80, 1855 May 25, 1867
No. p, $50. for 100 Acres issued under the act o
March g. 1855 in the name OF Nicholas Prtehelt and
was granted November l2, 1858. May 2j, 1857.
No. 05 Oss, for 100 acres, issued under the act o
March s. 1855 in the name OF Mary g., widow OF Tate
Bryarly, and was granted September 81, ls5s.-June
%, 1857.
No. l5 65l, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Samuel D. Conden
and was granted March 26th, 1852 June %, 1867
| JOS. n. BARRETT. CommisSioner.