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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, May 3.--In the Prussian Diet
to-day, Bismarck said the Government
has accepted the proposition for the neu'
tralization of Luxembourg.
Saxony approves the Constitution for
the North German Confederation.
PARIS, May Barron Mausteer, Sec
rotary of Foreign Affairs, stated in the
Corps Legislatiff to-day that the basis
which had been agreed on for negotla-
tions in the peace conference assures
peace in Europe.
LONDON, May g. In the House OF
Commons last night, in division on the
reform BILL the Government was defeated
BY majority of eighty-one votes in favor
of the Liberal party The Government
insists on the prohibition against politi'
calSmeetings in Hyde Park. A warning
has been issued against the reform DEM
onstration proposed at that place on
Monday next. HI L
LONDON, May 3-p.m.-The Derby
Government accepted the amendment to
the Reform bill, which was carried by
Carlisle last night. The Government
has concluded not to interfere with the
Reform meeting on Monday next, but to
swear in constables whose duty it shall
be to prevent any disturbance OF the
public order.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPaiA, May 4.-Judge Kelly
has started OIL Southern speaking tour
with Mr.. Tag CERT he will visit Nash
vile, Memphis, Vieksburg and New Or
leans, returning by the seaboard. de
will take the stump against all corners,
provided he has closing argument OF
half an hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04

Da5- The correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser states that the commission
appointed last summer to revise and
codify the laws of the United States find
as they proceed that fully three-fourths
of the laws now published are either OBJ
soete, repealed, or conflicting in terms;
Thus the eleven vol nmes of the General
Statutes will be reduced TO two in the
process of codifcation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
TO TIE PUBLIC

Ample arrnnEements viii Be made 20 seat
ten thousand. All perscns desirous Of aftend~
ing viii please procure tickets. a. there VIII be
no money taken a. the rate,
ag-Ticketa n Be- had az the different Hotels
and Music aud Beck Stores.
ns-fhe srcrcses vii commence at precisely
qo'clock an.
Those wiEhlnE o. enter a. contestants VII
make application 70 The Secretary, a No. II,
Main street. NAMED men not admitted az
rnrfrsfnufr wa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
FROM CHARLESTON. S. c.

CHARLESTON, May 4-The car question
has been settled by admitting all classes
of citizens into all cars.
Wilson addressed two thousand ne
groes and about two hundred whites in
his usual RepU blican strain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHMoND, May Ar. Pollard was
prevented from Iecturing on Chivalry
of the South" at Lynchburg, by Gen.
Wilcox, post commander. Pollard will
carry the case to President Johnssn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
Committee of Arranaements.

1u;lI;o,nso, Eso Chairman. Memphis
~ po a. y n Ioaand ''s''
I TNL ~ 'Ton;or Rec
John u ;l hanI piI hsq"
zen. AiI ~ lAo,
zen. a; a, H. Is Sew tSSwii' Som,nos
Gun; ~ a., T w.
iu,e e'iiI III ~ ISL r.
n. J nldnS Esq''
SniiSS I- H n, iif 49,, -
SnI; JAInes E5nr1ihv'
" yU =. ., ~ H. .
=. y; w orsna u Nsq'
r. b Spnnkhi.s E,o
3. d; hoDpp. n. ESD
Goi. oa III , aasv,d
naIIS ~ Nm, S,,od
capt y. " ~ ~ ~ Pon,,no
CAPT. ) ames l. BOURNE
y Y, paws
n; .. u. ~ mlnhh.
Edward " JACOBS as.
Dr. !. NJ. helor'
Simon Loeb;
GaPJ' Y; .. Onurch'
J. w; rage, III, ..
Col: NJ, u ualia"V'
}. A. MenKen, :.
Col. 81. 1lam Dehrlhs'
Ten J. II. HuaimeIs' -
Col. J IL, Mcmah9n' 1"
Col. Leon Tron,dAie' "
W. b. Galbreath' E.
Newton tOrd'
A. Seessel, :.
=. X. COUSINS, =.
DR.. w. y. MhkeTson'
Col. NJ. Maseyeny, IT., :.
Col. John w. Dawson, :.
Col. @. J. selden, :.
Col. A. Woodrnh, =.
Col. Frank White. :,
Col. A. j. Keller, :,
Col. Luke W. Finley,
!. NJ. Burke, :.
Ogden Fontain, =,
Capt X. A. Knox,
o. Il. Bayliss,
b. NJ. StrattOn,
w. L. Cameron,
John p. Wood,
II. j. Ward,
Dr.J. ii. Howell,
ID. u. Molloy,
A. Vaccaro,
b. Bayhss,
| b. II. Wa dell,
| DR.. r.. W. Mitchell.
| Col. CAN'T,
| Dr. John Ersklne,
X, A. Moon,
| Col. John j. Brown,
| will. o. WOOdson,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04

Rd~ 1t is stated by distinguished SEN
ator thst Mr.. johnson regrets that any
Of the Southern States have been so un-
wise as to attempt to restrain the enforce
ment Of the recoastru elton acts by In
junction. This is most likely roorback
gotten up for Radical purp,, ses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Hotel De LeEurOPe
AND
valuable Grounds Attached.

rVHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS splendid
| Hotel, Charles Pfanenstiehl, Esq, has di-
rected us to offer at Public Sale, on
"wednesday, the 9th Day Of May,
the Hotel and Valuable Grounds belon ting
thereto, subdiyided as per plan on exhi5i uon
at eur Office. This well known Hotel is situa-
ted at the corner Of efierson and Third streets
opposite the POstOiliee and New Memphis TN 9
ater, and for hotel business purposr ;. must be
regarded as one of the most desirable anu com
manding localities in the city. The property IS
divided into three lots, fronting ON Jefferson
street. and two on Third street, including the
Hotel and all the improvements. The sale
will be made upon the following terms: One
third cash: balance in one. two and three
years, bearing interest:
We do not suppose that any property in the
city holds out any stronger inducements Tor IN;
yestment taking INTO c)nsid its central
and beautiful location and the very liberal
terms on which it is Offerod.
R0YSTER, TREZEVANT 4 CO.,
"a AuctiOneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04

Capt; g.K;P;r PRIIIT = President.
Capt. JACK HORNE, Treasurer.
N. u. nUGHES, Esq. Grand Marshall
NJ, l.. SELDEN, Assistant Marshal:
JAS. FLEMMING, Assistant Marshal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04

Judges:
Lieut.. Gen. N. B. FORREST.
Gen, JNO. l.. Il. SNEED, SOmcrvillc, Tenn.
Col. r. S. TATE, fernando, Miss.
NAPOLEON HILL, Esq, Memphis.
Col. M. Z. POLK, Bolivar, Tenn.
Col. GEO. L. PORTER, Brownsville, Tenn.
Col. CAD. POLK, Helena, Ark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
TilE LOFLAND TRACT OF LAND
AT
PUBLIC SALE

WE SHALL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE,
w for account Of the heirs Of our former
toWnsman, Charles iohand. lecessea' W.. t..'
net below the Town Of Fort Pickering, IN the
Icsirabie neigh borhOod Of DR.. MheaiQn's gar
dsns. Judre Bailcy's and Mr.. Miidherger
srfis h a frart 81 land q freat value. and VIII
- s.i,iirided into lots " convenient slle iof
sriurian residences, and sold upon liberal
terms. The sale win take place upon me
premises o.
"wednesday. the 22d Of May,
~ .rh;-b ocrsssen We viii expect % see larEe
eff~nirnre 81 bidders a. q saiq Of such valuable
P''Pe'Ro YsrER. TREzEyAEI Z CO,
"A Auctioncefs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
LISTS OPEN TO THE WORLD!

The Knights Of the Bluff City throw the
gauntlet Como all ye gallant and far famed
Knightsl Arouse your ancient chiyalry, mar
shall your fiery steeds, and show yourselves
worthy Of the contest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04


that beautiful and complete City Residence on
Inc North eide Of Vance street, opposite ST.
Agnes Academy, and the extensive grounds
thereto attached. subdiyided into eighteen ell
This will be found, upon examination, TO pc
most desirable and beautiful residence grounds
enjoying the Immediate benefit OF street RAIL
way communication with the business poruon
Also. ON the sane day and Immediately after
the Vance street sale. We shall oher that
greatly admired Suburban Residence, known
ss he Grundy property, with the six commo-
dious Building Lots contiguous, as shown on
the published plan. This beautiful property IS
on the Pigeon Roost road, next 70 the resluehce
az Barnctt 0raham, and but short walk from
Inc present terminus OF the Vance street rail-
Wsy No situation can offer better advantages
Of health, beauty and good neighborh9od. ,
Terms iberal and given at the sale.
R0YSTER. IRRELEVANT a CO.,
Auffionporr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands. Stocks, Town Lots.
Regular Monthly Meetings Mt
Hernnndo, Miss.
THE FIRST IN july. ;
nuE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
i orty will DO distributed among Ticket

V,HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PhoP-
i orty will DO distributed among Ticket
holders Of the
SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
After the fret Drawing others will occur each
month. All Agents for tho sale Of Tickets
must give bond and security.
Persons who would dispose OF good lands, at
low cash rates, should address Gen. FRANK
o. ARMSTRONG, Memphis, Tenn.
All property must be assessed by disinter-
osted parties. If net done, II will not he in
cluded in any scheme. and will DO stricken
from this. i.
Al each drawing tho quantity and value, of
OF tickets sold, as provided in the charter.
Managers Of the corporation can hold no
tickets. Do f.0
Ten per cent. of its profits, under the oath of
the President and Managers, must go TO tho
construction and maintenance OF the Asylum
for Widows and Orphans.
The profits of the company consist in the diff
ference between the cash and time valuations
Of property, as provided in their charter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
Sale Of Improved and Vacant
CITY & SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
ON
Vance and Linden Streets,
And upon Pigeon Roost Road.
Monday, May 9th,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED BY JOHN
w Erskine, ESQ.,, to offer at public sale to
the highest bidder,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-04
THREE SPLENDID PRIZES:

This contest TO be determined by a committee
of Young Ladies, who will be selected by the
Judges-one each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Hoping thee remarks nay induce our
tanners 60 give tbs importanf tool ~ a..
tention u deserves. ~ hints ho~ % fsi
q IN order may ma BE- cot q pace.
J.. Ai-ays keep your rrin,i.fo-es ur.le-
cover. g. Exposure o. ihe sun's rays Laidens
tbe srif ard iriures tbs frar-e.
2. Dout iei 10 stone run IN uaier. or
stand IN ~ater. vben uot usel 81 ti,is eaa.-
- soh places vherc nonc exist 10, all5u
the water % drop fro,u q uater pot (sn
olj White Lad kcg vii ans~erJ frsi
shove the stone. and siop &c a -hea 81,
grinding.
3 Ciean n al ersasy o. rusty tools b..
sore sharPening a. grease o. resi- ehote.
~ a. grii and aluays hep the stone Per.
iettis rouni by razeeing it a -ben Eeces-
sary al hnaiiy every farmer should have
good Erindsione 81 BE- o-u. ai-ays ready
Tor 80. an 10 one shouid BE- % iuprori.
dent a. n sasie the cost % a stone d. run.
mig 10 bis neighhors b grind b.. tool.
ICor. Farm AMI F,r,sile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
Non Resident Taxes,
o. ~ ,s-s 81 GREENWOOD. e. ~ Co-.ufy 81
ostsrt So 49, s~sr t~ss.

D. ~ ts~a 81 GREENWOOD. 81 80 Co-.ufy 81
ostsrt 81 ~ 49, iSes.
rINHE foas-t.x E-s 81 t.ss. 90 r-.i e.t.,- u
49, r-sstrut c~u~rs a. 49, $50 a Gs~~a-
-1-.f. So ~ vrsf t-eS. - hin. caua.nlttr.l o.
F.iu.a-ni Cs.rts. ~. C.terter % sasd 49,. 81
a. fhifss-ah AS "a Juee. t-o6. -. tea rstrs 80
~ IN o. reulatesng s.Fsasd 80 ~
f~eHlh az 81 lee. i-s7. - - c-stfsrst- ~
ihal dste. sai 80. fersafas uapaui. ani satos -
hsrtis xtsea that M a. sari tskrs 80 tsfer~si
a. rhsr-rs 49, n1f pad go ~ u~ssar- 81 ~
s-il taan suhia stxhtrsa nsaaths lrusu ~ tafr
81 a. c,..nuurtun-sf "a -s.t 49, u-h "a ~
reai ~-fate .axrd - 81 o. sua.~a~af O. 49, -
su..a.f g. th-rrtrf. isr hsiisr tstrIe-t sd
r. ago.. 49, ~ithaur f.rfh-r satirr a. 80 ~
r.aac ss-ti..a hs r---s 49, 81 Ors~--esi. o.
a. t---fy -er-t d. - uro-nl-r i>s7. 81 80
1911 A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

In The Second edition % q. The Bee Fiora
% Germany and S~iiz~rland.- as auib0r.
Dr. Ale6eld. undertakes 90 show. BY very
plaasibse reasoning. that bees. when in
CUES, Of honey o. Pasturage. are guided
not BY the sense Of smell. but BY that q
sight.
Iittle a. might be objected 90 this theory
a. long As Il regards only individual bee,
in search Of honey. there stin rSuains ths
query. how do other bees become spy,-i.ed
OF the discovery. and BY What means arr
they guided to the spot Where the blos-o'u-
ing Geld. or the accessible hohev-pot Is
fOunds In my view. DR.. Ale6cld sh0uld have
answered this query and as be has oct Gone
%. | sabHsf the following sOlusion.
Every Obssrvant bee keeper Is a~srv that
the returning honey-la3cn bee Is bee-sniG-
ed As she drops on the aiighting board. Or
passes thrOagh the crowd n The entrsnce Of
her hive. and Is At times even very ofic-
iOOsly overhauiea and Periinacioesly de-
tanned BY the vigilsnf guards there station
ea. Whether or no, she gives Up 10 then
any portion OF her gleanings. matters not.
She Is examined and diligently watched.
and -hen she REISSUES. after storing a~ay
her contributions 90 the common fund. the
guards. nov on the - qEi rire.- eagerly
brush the dust from their ewes With tA.cir
frOnt feet. and keenly scrutiniEe the diree-
ton Of Der fight Before losing sigAg u
her. one Of the guards follow in bot haste !:
a second Pursues IN the sane airy path.
and Is rAPidly. succeeded by a third and
fourth; and thus. in due order and ssocc.-
sion. they arrive at The place ~herc the frst
prospecting explorer accidentliy discovered
tn coveted nectar or exposed hon~--pOt
This view Is sustained by The ACTS
1. That the bee Of one colony in an
spiAry uiil soulstimes alone frequent = spo;
or even rob hive. before those Of neigh
boring colony vii seen to be conscious Of
The game. or participate IN the spoil. There
must consequently be some node by ~Lseh
The bees e the same colony arc oondacs.d
20 the place freqoenied. And ibe exPIana.
iion have given seems O. g. the most SIN
p and natural
?. That Guring tie caihcrinE scascn. thc
bees Do n0s leave thcir INV. on uss.r. 4.
The Dcrnirs. sut ssra-a,sav. cur alr-
sso<A~-. = ir-Hyr &c -.l-s.s,- 90 @, q s,-s
CT goo~- 49, o. ~ a. rr ri.rr sr.r--
nrEs - Nns IA -sn.s a, uasr-i iruss.. ur,-s
ss-E,.l1.iss-L. ir.ss u niiir- r1iis.ls-- IA --r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

DIsEssrD norsE 49, 49,.
llaving recsntly io~s a rztz.a5. 49,. 81 q
disease not eonmon herr I -ould er-7u1-s
whether yea. or any % ~ readers of lLs
Farmer arr acquAsnfed uiib q similar cas-
The mare had not thriven Zoe the la.t year.
though her keeping ~as good. and she sp-
Peared vel. unih the frat 81 December.
when she loss ber appetite. and 500 aiicr
showed signs ~ pair BY standing uith htr
for~ard snd hind feet far apars. I admin.
istered some siGple medicinc and sLe soon
APPEARED eel. bet upon sriving her ~
miles. she los; her appetite. though no signs
Of Psin sPPesred. Within about three
weeks Of death she began 10 soour and her
bowels and les 70 swell. ! tricd All IL.
remedies could bear ~ for the Giarrh.r.
Commanding ~ith the move simple. ard &.
rally using III most powerful. bu, al % M
eject Upon eKaminafion after death. I
found Der hea-tto be about the size Of
mans bad. In the ~ ght veutricie 4 fo.rl
body IN appearance sonncvhat rcscnhIinr
lat. Of ftaw color The bo.ly II th..
subsistence vas about seven inches IN Icnrfh
too and one hail in - iib. and oas in thi.E
ness AZ ore end "a ar arm. o. prosr
about hse inches ioog AM Of The size 81 the
hrs'. There we're several strings. Or rae.
attached 20 Tie body. 81 q I'D color. III.
uas not attached 90 the heart. Luf .Es-
ped oct upon cutting "a open. Csn any o.
your correspoDdents enliehien me a. 10 n.
diseaser :. ". kmnoUHNE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

DoTs ~ IloEsEs Col J. Hamaton
writes from RAieieh. y G.. stating that b.
Las hal = recipe from DR.. Gee of Florida
~hich b. had not iostsd. bat ~osid Do 90
ca neccssify sho-ing iis~M IT. says:
"foa are a-arc tLat e is harl sous.,ia.es
90 Distinguish bct~een A. atiack - The lots
and oae q the cole tbe foIio~ing remedy.
ho~cser. a. eqaaIiy eibricui ior eiticr
The mason that bit ran rrsi-i The aciion
OF agents administered i ~ power Of draw
re his b 81 in,o the ~ali. u tie stomach
~ be teufarics Bot he cannot resist
ehioroform- a table-.Poosfal Of eLloroforu
screened ~ . oouple q spooufuis - anY
go0d mseiiass -iI ussle hisn ~ 60 n. bold
on the stomach even aiier having bore
ncaTiy throsEh.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Tux MASGE. l. = eataneOos disease.
and contagious. II in large berd. sin-
gle animal - ATTACKED. "a l. seldom that Any
escape. The diseased cattle sboald be re-
moved 20 some distant stable Al once. where
there can D. no possible communication
With The otbers-
The symptoms are a DRY dandrafo OF scuri
above the roots q The hair. attended With
severe itching and inflammation. inducing a
sioleut rubbing. Ia Is first sea about the
tail. and thence spreads in ever dirvction.
The causes are various Over Keeling or
uhd~r feeding vii pr0JsCc q. A sudden
change frOsa The lowest diet 70 thu richest
will bring "a on in its worst form Fihhy
ssAblss. AMI vast Of cleanliness about tbs
animals tscrnsel,cs gill prOdsce il. bat not
50 readily As imPr0Per ieediRg. The treas-
mett % essot a cure Is simPls. Prepare An
Oiasn,enf Of three giIls Of spirits OF turPon-
tho. thres fourths Of PosOd q -four Of
salphsr. and oil enough to rcdocc the wA0le
10 a tim plastic angs~ut- Rob tbs IN gcn-
tly Nth The hand OF a loft brgsA-tke had
y best. and there Is No danger 10 dosng "a.
Whale oiI Is disAgrceabie to use on account
OF is smell. and linseed Ol i Of too drying
a nature The best oil perhaps. voaI l..
nev batter. before being sailed sLis ~Osld
Dc s-eei. soit Ansi PcnstrHiing Tbs mix
'are eoald bs ksps IN a iighs vessel for
years. AMI would prove an excellent rvrsedy
for the - manre." a. veil a. to- several
O,hsr eaiane0os AMI oOotAg iOas diseases TO
~hieh cattle are subject.
New Eng'ahj Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

PiAcr FoE ruE PIC srv. Desirable a.
q = 70 have q pen siihin easy reach lrou,
ihe kitehen. it y vet barbarous custom 90
have . ~ bear that a. noses and odsrs
~ penetrats The house Wherever u d.
there sbould BE- good Yah provided. Tor
oousenience 10 carry nr siops 90 o.. Nor
shosld q b. too oio.c o. tbs hor.e- .,.l.i.
There = foolish notion abra.d ia,
Aorse-stail next % pen g. burtlai % ,t.
P'gs. especially 90 tbe brecsling sos.. III.
ouiy eonccivabie harm would o. Co th.
horss md rs master. arising from iLo ls.i
sni . 81 n hogs
tommon sense save. iet lie pir 80 D.
srranged on one side 90 fbe baruyard. o.
g. % a'ios ihe pig manure o. h. mixed 9Th
thai oi tbc bore add cow. a. tLef seserarr
accumuiaic. One Apartment 81 III. nen
should open INTO DE yard. % a. 20 alIo-
Tie bogs % run oui and uofk over a.. L-.-..
manure. snd 60 iecd on surh ersi. n. a.,
nay End sa,ong %. The pig pen sLo.iS
Of oour-e. have its sleeping roou eel pro.
rided 18th straw. and The ubols estsbji...
ment should BE- keps clean.
IRaral Americas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE wbsfs-..
- 49,. Mrrrin. ~ uar-as. e.. ~ - taF
81 laiF i-tl. casseyel g. ~ -ailscfli-r ltara o.
ttra Mfsefl o. ~ dfsi - a.artEaE- o. scar- 49,
Fatursf ID c~rt 80 ufe hrrrfa a~-sfli-f. ~hrrk
usrffEaec fafy frcaftssi la uNtlrt krcorts .
b. 80 fsgr git, - Sag rsrrsL 81 rcai
estate s.fastri 81 Nar-Es 90 ps~cs t~iaE ~
$3.50 49, - Nsutl cssssssl e. eel Jas
NrrriI ts 80 dsed r~rafa-.i 80 ott-rt Ercasis
Isak - Pr 57e FL -tt h fsferro-r 49, D. h.l
g. r.sftsrs.sf tc-rrFfroa. ai-s 81 "a t.rua
shsra 500 49, M~rrtn $500 80 hEet ea
shlrh 'lrs aa fae seslrris sttr .f 81 ra.ff laf.
80 ~ ~ h1aar A. o. hrrrss thr rn..ir'aars FL
49, rslf. sFe hass hrsa tfasea. - rrassa fhsru-
81 ! ctstsu ta arrck.-r a. $3.50 afsasat o. 80
-tsiaifs fa 80 a. csse Psussst
o.. EfIEN CLARK.
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Sale Of Pubic Lands.
LAND oFFTgF


Eare1a - rsET
SEAiFu FralosaL 49, H. received IL a.
= - g. fa hsrlar ea a. sfsf as af
Sl'ra.l-r arrf. sf % a.rlart a-.r. c. 10 90
49, RI % tal.sirr fasrsh o. ar frnrfs III 10
'raf a- q. o. fffaarafr - l.I ..al.If.r -fafs.
infa-fs sd rsur saa be- .a. ftaa o.
infniaan re ttft o. ft- srLr.ias sarns II
80 49, - s--tafri rssh sti a..tss pafaltr
q fIssI fas-t.-sruls. II rae CO.,. 81 tr.r rrsrs
60 a o. lf qarrhssf. srh saralf rrfrrrs
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