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New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
FTTNFRATe TO.DAY

BUTLER ALICIA T, 81 Paals Church. BROOKLYN.
COOK, GEORGE W. No I43 elliott. place, Brooklyn.
CONNER Mrs ANN A. Ggace Church Wiiamsburgh.
LAIDLAW, Mrs MARGARET H. Hudson n j.
LRB, JOHN, Ninety ysTth.st. and Bighthaye.
SENIOR EDWARD II, Dr. Burchiris Chlrch Thrteen.h1st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Sp,tial nrtit,s.

,,-. ,,. Seventeenth Ward Arouse.
d, BAKER COUNCIL M No H. . l. A. will hold Pqoo meetings.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNR Is, AT O'CLOCK
to ritiiy the nominations q 49,. -, ,-or,,
The following soe,kers will address the meeting:
Tie Hon G s. SPENCER
GEO w BuNGAY, esq.
Seos es may be sss:,ts The p;SS !ST..{ p,..,
Ninth Assembly District Union, RepnbIican Associs-
HaT %Sta Heess q % a a. S,'ISi9S @ @ T es ssa & "a
Conia1 EvBNISG June IS At O'Clock al Regg6ius o. The D
t are invited to enroll themselves Prsgr,;o sSi,yug The Press
+ + s 8 4sSEsssG s6s;2.gv ESecea,nss
Also a special meeting Of the Grant and Collar Club
EIIeePlh A,,sPSIy warp @ cH1
citizens gao support Gf, a9i Seis are nI 70 s.isSs at the
RoBsRr Hoss s.c-.,,-s. FULLER, Pre,iieut
Opening of the Grant and Ofax Wigwam.-TEs RsPG5-
can Of the Seventeenth Assembly District respectfully taat
VII Viii 1ss es1 sS MONDAY EVENING Jgss gun ave
Greeey MAC5 PGgbOm. Major Douga, Campbell cowta
Bqrs,y contributes Our Standard bearer sIpre.
Republican: from all part o. TIE city and the public generally are Ia
H Fletcher george 2 Bradford R. D,rrssl B. Msl.h In
q o. qe SST%ee on PuR MssRS e joe W N,son ossss
Twenty first Assembly Distrlct UnOn RePmbIican AZ
EVENING clock Of f0nehuudre Third
SPLENDID FiFTaivE RSsibEScR AZ AUCTION
LAWRENCE STRATTOS will sell BEchause sslesroosa
Trinity Building No NJ Broadway, SewYOTk THURSDAY tSs
By order ohs supreme Court under the direction efD pahr
The HOUSE and LOT on nowesey corner Of FAve sss
Tbrs.t With front o. % feet inches on the and
the rear BY loo feet deep kGown As The residence OF tho late Raaka
Also LOT ofthe above premises having front ca
htst ofl5 feet and depth 81 feet ach the line,
i Man. nS' on Is s s Sd ~ Me- s - 5 ss on tie rear
Cheapest Reliable sewing -niachines are BartIelI's
foot viii 90 all the family sesh Warranted ana knt 10 order Ia,
Que year Ranne he tieTeg styles the depot No 500 Bai
Gold Hunting, Detached Lever Watches, Tor ladies' sBI
GOLD HUNTING LEPSES SO warranted fr sale By GRO O
ALLEN. No AIS Broadway. one door below Canalst
nazard& Casweirs
PURE AND SWEET .H
COD LIVER OIL,
BEST IN THB WORLD
Manufactures on the sea.shore
By CASwBLL, HAZARD Co,
Under Rah.Avenus Hotel
Knox's Celebrated Jucunda, or 7o0 stATesry Planss
hursee. Pbsrgh and warranted % name s perpetual eIa
6oa aud sale at ALL NURSERIES, n OH Ss ~ Dfoaasa sec
%, noSr M represntauve ~ s~A 10 ''sA
a. No " Parkphee, corner Of CaaTeh
II Won have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness.
cossnsss Pile, oPPSa M amer & ss SVI ns G ,sy sass.
IozESGES We vii forfeit the price q tie SoI SD
No Tmon, Temple Boston, and AZ CRIrTENT0NS Medical
Warehouse No Sitihaye aud everywhere Mailed fer So eeats
Watches aud seweIry
descriptions for sale BY GE0 c. ALLEN No as Broiry sss
door below CanAI-st
Gents Fashionable Clothing.
BRoKaw BROTHERS,
Opposite Cooper Iasfitste.
Boys Clothing.
esI' gaoKIw BROTHERS.
VgP'ssls CQ2gsl Ias'isasAs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
Profit OF apple GreWing.l

The anple is 'theigreat standard among fruits
;. whest IS among grains, or, potatoes among
aasaalables, 20 Some localities, of course, give.
hsffer s returns than Others, but everywhere the
annie is looked to Tor crop as lslthe POTATOES
) aa,f It dependslmuoh on the cultvator's skill IN
managing and selecting varieties as to the
amount Of returns. Niagara county, N. Y !, IisI
q mt down this year at 1S0 600 barrels. and IN
hat county one tract Of apple orchard produced
ior sale 600 barrels of fruit, which IIsoh at rs
ner barrel. One tree Of Rhode i sland Greeh5
nss produeed Is barrels H.T.. Brooks, ESQ. =
at the New. York State Fair, during one OF the h
evenings discussion, gave, among other eYl22..
dence Of the profits! OF apple growing, the tql, 5;
lowing :ts> "a II q a%ii3 ssiH ,las,.TA
"a tree in Middlebury gave. IL barrelsa four.
trees in LeRoy,l :, barrels each. Patrick Mo
Eutee. Of Perry, took IA barrels of Baldwins
from one tree, and sold them, to a. w. Whee-
look tor 500. MI. True Of CASTLE, took 15
barrels Of GilHfowers from o single tree. Enosc
Wright, Of Middlebury, sold the. product Of.
two trees-for sl00, Two years Mr: -Hammond,y
supervisor Of MI dlebury, sold the product Of
80 trees of Northern Spys for 5000. c. Cronk
hite sold the apples on less than four acres for
$1,000 they were Immediately resold for ST.,
800. He said that Edmund Morris, the ad-
mirable author Of Ten. Acres Enough, who,
by-the by, with the usual consistency Of preach
ing farmers, had added Is acres to lis Ten, :
wishing to do some tall Dragging, had told us
OF 20 apple trees that paid their owner 1925
oneyear. Here, said Major Brooks, is story
to match Robert Mcdowell, of York, Llvings-J
4 ton county, has % trees, grated nineteen years
ago to Dutch Pippins, Greetings, Russets,
&C., standing 35to 40 feet apart-his soilsandy
loan, annually ploughed and cropped, being
also heavily manured every year, and protee
ted by woods onathree sides. He sold frena
these trees after reserving his cu'ls, in 1865,
1853 barrels of apples for $779.50.. 2.
Prescott Smead, Of Bethany, Genesec coun-
ty, from six acres, on clay and strong clay loan,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

Who have injured themselves by, 3 Ger
tain practice, induIged in, habit ire
quently learned from evil companions or At ?;
school, the effects of which are nightly 5eIt,
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body. should apply Immediately; ,. -,
What q pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the prido Of his parents, sho uld Dc
snatched from ali prospects and enjoyments OF
life by the consequence Of deviating from inc
p9th Of nature, and indulging in q certain Sc
cret habit Such persons must, before contom-
plating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
T7HE VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED q ACCORDING TO THE
III LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
with authority to own 25, ,00Oacres of land; Cap
ital Stock not less than $5, 600, or more than
100000, in shares OF $lOO each, for the purpose
Of buying and selling Land to, and inducing
immigrants to tho State of Virginia.
Land Owners Capitalists, &C., are invited to
cooperate with US, by subscribing liberally in
money or land, which will with our organiz izs-
tion prove profitable, facilitate immigration to-,
and the settlement of a large. area of uncultlVa1
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription st the Office of the Company
100, Prince street, Alexand ria.
W. Il. MARBURY,
-..-.. Sacratarv and T'reasurnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
ty, from six acres on clay and strong clay loan,
snld as fo)loWS.

add to The above, copied from his income
report (apd reports Of this kind are not apt to
be overstated, apples used in the family, and
We have 100 barrels to the acre, and % barrels
!. to the tree annually, ior the whole six years,
paying $400 per acre every year TOR the whole
term. GsoTl .l5ttsa5 = "a. ~ . ~,S'e1
a s.For practical cultivators there is another
fact of great Significance; This same orchard
after coming into full bearing for some ten
years, received only ordinary care, which means
scarcely any care at all, and its returns were
very mesgre. Z It was then heavily 9manured,
ploughed shallow and suffered to lie one year,
! then cross ploughed and narrowed, and suffered
to lie two years longer, all the time uncropped;
then,it was ,mannred again, and the same treat
ment repeated. The results were as has been
stated. a45 @szll Y IS CO l. y
IS. P. Lord. Of Pavilion, bought a, neglect
ed, and, Of course, unfruitful, orchard OF seven
acres trimmed, manured, and ploughed 1T,
when it Immediately commenced bearing, and
during the next SIX years yielded Sc, 900: ~ |!
Here commended careful and moderate AM
nual 9pruning where necessary, as contrasted
with the too frequent slashing to which trees
are subjected keeping the heads of the trees
lows which would favor ease In picking -object
ted strongly to the common neglect Of cultlva-
tion, and also to the close cropping of the
ground, in the attempt to- obtain other pro-
ducts from the soil, the strength Of which
should be given to the trees. He cited cases
where good clean culture had given high pro-
fits, and added that in nearly every instance
where very large crops had grown on single
trees, he has found those trees to stand near
wood piles, slop.grounds, barn-yards, or on
other spots where they received good sup ply
of enriching material Il Hor6cuturist.4 1..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
5NILLIA,M E. ATWELD,

= - - PIANOSll
a VICTOR BECKER,
NO, 81. NORTH WASHINGTON STPEhl
.-. ....~' CORNER OF QUEEN,D .-"r@
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent .a. :.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS
Knabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos. ....
: Vose's Celebrated w
g. Secondhand Pianoa-very low. -.''
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches. i*.,.
Terms to suit the times, and oVory instru1ne ent
warranted. ...-. .9.a
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordcons, &c, tuned
and repaired. .... ',,..,t.' ~.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
men:s by addressing, VICTOR BECkEaE,
Alexandria. Va. sep 10 .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate of one Of the most emhen
Colleges in the United States, and the create
part Of whose life has been spent in the hcSPlt
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, has effected some Of the most astoni$sh
ing m cures that we're ever known, many TROUBLED
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at suddel
sounds, bashtulness, with frequent blus1lng! al
tended sometimes with arrangement OF wlnd
rrrnrn c11rnd INN ndiatnlV- - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

"A Low COMEDY MULE.-In the spectacu-
LAT performance of Humpty Dumpty, now
running at the Olympic, small mule is intro
duced, and is made to appear quit comcally,
by the dexterity Of his heels. - -.
About fortnight ago the regular animal
tell ill, and an amateur was substituted Il
When one of the characters touched the new
mule to make him kick, he began In admlra-5
bic style. He kicked off tie fellow, and kick
ed him twice before be touched the boards
TheD he ran towards several Of the other dra-I
h,cts personee, and kicked them Every OBJ
ject on the stage, whether material or mental,
he kicked off, Next he began on the scenery. j
He kicked down whole forest, three good
sized cottages, picturesque cascade, granite
prison, robber' cave, a royal palace, the Rl-I
alto, and Vesuvius in eruption; and was about
to attack the grand transmutaton scene 1
from Midsummer Nights Dream when a
rope was thrown around his neck and heWas
dragged off by the whole strength OF the com
pany, assisted by all the able bodied supernu-
meraries. - af 3Ai.'tFs - -
The audience, many. Of. whom supposed the
obstreperous mule part Of the performance,
were delighted at his energy, and demanded
With deafning plaudits, repetition OF the
scene, The .uproar was so great that the
manager came out and said that an internis-
sion Of fifteen minutes would be given to enable
some Of the actors to recover the breath that
d--d mule had kicked out Of them, and 5pledg-
ed his honor that the brute should never make
anotherappearapce on the Olympic stage.
at this the audience roared louder than ever,
and for nearly half an hour the performance
was suspended by the universal gutfaw.
Every night since, the kicking mule has
been called Tor, and the manager OF. the thea
tre has, in consequence, inserted an advertise
ment in the daily papers that the animal was
mysteriously knocked in the head the same
alght Of his successful debut. Il " Gor.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

Married Persons, or Young Men coh3t9mplia'
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Def0rmities, speedily
Ho who places himself under the care OF DR..
J. may religiously confde in his honor as q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his Skill
IS physician. ,.. .......... -..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
RICHMOND, mar 19-tf ----.--
DTgSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP

ID t'00H0 "@o@ y - ..,:
The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm name OF JA0.
W. MALLS s. CO., in the Hardware Store, at
the Northwest, ne hives corner of King and Columbus
Streets, and in the Sash and Blind Factory, at
the northeast corner Of Fairfax and Queen sts,
Alexandria Va, was dissolved on the 0th inst.
MIR. PETER G. UHLEK is authorlzed TO
collect all monies due the late hrm, ana parties
indebted arc requested to make payment. to
him as early as practicable. Parties having
claims against the irm viii please present them
for settlement. Mr.. Uhier may be found al
No. q, north Union street.
; The HARD WARE STORE will hereafter be
FACTORY bv THOS. kISHEILL and HEN
RY +. HOOGE. JAMES W. MALLS.
-. -. ~ .-a.. THOMAS RISHEILL.
HENRY HOOGE.
A1a~o-,Ir;o Uo Anri 81 1SGS-tf
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Is 90 - '1- R1cHMoND, Va; March 10, 1868,
This elegant establishment IS open to accom- e
mediation Of the public. The building Is one OF
THE FINEST IN THE CITY,
and for STYLE convenience and beauty OF ar
rangemcnt, is acknowledged to be superior
ITS FURNITURE
is new and complete, and for cleanliness II Is
The subscriber, after more than tWonty years
experience in the business, thinks ne risks
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, in every
respect be ~... ... /, ... ...
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage Of his friends and d the
''''-'~ AN,'0''''' ...O,.-0... .. Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
AIEXANDRIA.VA MONDAY EVENING my fAYl8 1865
lpR9FnsgHONAE.

D. n14Ks Sp : gAkn siTEfi and dslb reliable. F 3
Il ALE PHYsfGjfANs af J, great .iex perieh e
continues to be coNFIDEE lilly e2NsULTHD
atthis office, So Il? corner Fremont and Iion
baird Streets Baltimore, Md. e Best board. :aht
meaicM attention. at MY private ,resIdeneeI- +
Medicines gsept by nall Give ,snl Gaecurat;s
statement ofsynpto!1ns Business .s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
, EMOVAL TO
~ IO4, KING STREET,
(FRENCHS OLD STAND)

On and after the first day Of April next, tho
en6scriber riI viii bo found at the above stand,
" nero zero he will bo pleased to see his old custom
"rs @ and ali others who may want anything in
~ bo' WyNTCH or JEWELRY LINE
'No mar ~ 79-tf &. S. FLEMING,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
100 NEW STORE: -. 100
80 HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.

Tho attention of housekeepera is most respect
nIlv called to O. large and well selected stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, !,
Of all descriptions which viii be sold ct small
advance on cost price =
Housclccpors will find 9 No. assortment OF
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRlTIANIA4
and Block Tin, Plain. and Pla3jz he'd I'm a ana
Timed Iron Ware, Fine Table Cutlery, 4og
Silver Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of ali descriptions, Door
Mats, and al other articles usually found in g
frst-cl&ss establishment. A call is most res
pcctfulIy solicited. g. !: ~ = !bAAtN,.
next door to D. Appich's Confectionery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

reflect that 2 sound mind and body are tn! Is-os.
necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
pinoss. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospt ct hourly darkens to the Viow, the mind
becomes shadowcd with despair and filed w't6
the melancholy reflection that the happiness o.
another becomes b}ightcd with your own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15
Latest NEWS BY CABLE.
OLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4oa.
From WASHINGTON.

NRv YoRK. Feb. "A.
The Tri5nne's dispatch says that vksn he
1ose in Conmittse had bssn declared aea;nsl
Hseyenf lssOluliop q impeaokaG II.
eksssna aid
sir, the Repnblican party kas been killed
iosday by the action Of this COMMITTEES, q
, the instArcs of General Grant snd his ftiends.
have found that for the last two Or thrse
days the men who should be loudest and
thssv their hass the highest ~ Cen. 0fans,
have been using svery exertioa 70 dsnonti.s
Mr.. Bingham and the other n,smbsss Of thia
committee Who wefs supposed % iavos m
peachmenti mat O1ant - osen ueine afs in,
hnenee sse1yghefs = assess - sessme' ~. sna
,hat Andrew 1cnnson - 70 t1aa. ms:. nm .ns1
be remains npdlsissnsa u sne Mn'se nosse;
have peen iu ppohc ne Iot IoEs ysses., snu
snosgn 90 nos pfGtsoA g - aI'. g - Yn-
scy, ! nave seIoom Oeen a mnaa!en ln ~ Pr
dlc.ons, ana sen ~ ~ nyIIeOs..s:y sy
eot.on sin Gust ns nsv esx' reassyss9o,.s, \.
unio, ana prooaD'y 'nfee of icul u'oss" 'ae
L
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XLth CONGRESS---Secoad Session,
WAssrsoros, Feb. ii.
HOUSE.

ss3s = ~ Fe1f T-<sFsat
.N s. WAssIsoros, Feb. ii.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wood c4eSad4 ! resolution directing
the General Of The Army to furnish I'll the
e6rrespondence. BY telegraph Of otherwise,
between himselt and Major 0snssal Hancock,
rGlafina t6 ~ removal cf Counciinen ia
New utleaps. Adapted. 4
". Loosn introduced hill to estahliah
J1diciarY Circuit, ia Illinois, 10 he held =
4sieshuTg. Referred to COMMITTEES % la>
dietary.
Ar. Logan also introduced : joint resolu-
ton prcviding thas from and after the lst Of
June, 1853, all United e1atss bonds shall pay
q istesnal tax Of pr ceat. psrsnaum, 10
be collseted b. : deduction Of one per cent
semi-a lit6i ~ 4ccepiod q ~ frsas>
ny. Rsfesrsd 70 Commitses on Ways and
siF a.Ass : saEo1sz lfsSl
prohibiting el1ceRs Of ~ Unissa Slslas Gov
s.assss q -: ~ sse..1 e s1's.,.s. =.
/; 4 4, ,.s...s... |. ne
,es's ~ = n. { !; h. -
"a .;!ii /! =. Il! IAN; .;
.a.oa
fsoa - Beerslsy p T. p, Il assrsr . !
resolstioa odsssd q II. Brooks, With eepiss
fellpe6paee 80 NllHssiih6il1S f
- 1 1ls - - va = IetAaprl6 =
* - Rsceastssotioa oesa = Ia &
Uitaoa - H6eoanoFne1 s. \
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En0N WASHINGTON.

.|skaitD14 ID n 6l5pls1 81 = q
tsr froa - esssetasz q u saeasy -
dbnsf % lsay u ~ 6DLc1 - 9fAs Ds.
lpn4neat tunduseooA ikat ~ anaeaios of -
cosstilasi6n6lisy d " Ist11 ssndsr ~ had
AsiDa tAis tesn i gpral leaen hetweG N.
Ps HastY. - ~ - - dl =
!kps1bn( II 04vs ~
fhn9 II ~ ~ otso1l& 70 psuDsnt N 6fas-
asat y a1olt u ~ NV, and - siatsfssl
u Aht4f sekjatiis ssesy n631szlsnt and
The soassry = 1as1s. Il vas hoped The Al,
hryg 1ns1l vdll - nd obtain lsays \
prsssss q aEynnsat il ssppos. sf The iav,
before the casee which had bssn. discusssd
should b decided by the Court The Attos-
Iyioaa laSnt 6afSGa, - wssA 3 nnahle Is ~.
tssn. md tLerelors dssirsd iAa& The. Couri
po3dMot deliver - opfni0n a tGiS case nm
81 ne1f tsfm. The Court took The natter
aadee adEissneat
One Of the cases alluded 70 involves pure-
| y quest;oa of ofdiaasy debt, whsth@s e1af-
y Aas = ngAtfo Discharge aa obliosGion in
| leent tendes.
Anoshar eess. Arsnsl - seaa.ors ]. john
son and Willians, pfsssats the question
whether dshsor 80 pay kis taxes IN legal
tenders, the Btats of 0fseon hovins declared
fhat III IL taxm Should - 80 b aci1.
The tiird case, arrued 81 NegDr.. Casiisle
aal Nills, from Oalif6ssia, which - stat
ute declaring that Ill 6duciary taxes shall b.
najd osiv Ia eold. ,--ls~
Losssse TEosas resumed his duties this
morning - Adjutant General, By request Of
tbs Psssidsst communicated through Gen.
Grant Nh. Stanton relieved him Of his Of.
6cs N 1858, lacs .shen General Townsend
The 7.aO Treesnry notea out.tandine And
fallins dna lima IStkS and JuIv lhL nert
and vhich ara Convertible into 6. % honds'
amount . ovsr e2s ,0OO. .OoO, and 1, win re.
ouirs the full time between this md July i6sh
propplly 9 aatnrisy. TIE publie - uosi-
|iled tfnt uuleoe suck nctea. vkick he C3t,v.l
ernusept 4 nor ol5sein9 g eoevsrt, arc
pssnptlv foevsr5sd b de Dcperinsnt for
that pufpoee, srpat delsy muse ensue n the
futu,S delIssrj Of ia hpads.
Tn C0llec{cr uf a&nffstics has furn;ahad
fsfle shovine that tie revepses der;ved by
the General dpsersnsn1 fsow the use Of d;s.
tiled spiriu dusiaf fthe AsoAl year ending June
1882 g !. = 1887. Q. g. s,s y.a., v.rs sls5.-
OIL. .27l 10 currency pes anpum.
The Union Pacikc Raiirosd Company hay
ine located their machine shops ard stations
on evsnsestions Il public lasdu, hsse ashea
tAas thoss sekoeions bs cou6rmed 81 Con-
sresa. The iaw sets apart sections for the
benefit of the road. the Government retaining
the eysa sections fm diApoeal "a peisass set
ilsrs.I tn Csnaittss On hsilsss4 hays bal
.ili agree TO allo. the request TO The extent
Of only one hundred and sixsy acres IN esch
.~ e~l:.~ .r..l .-n..e f.~- IL. III
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KE0KuK DIRECTORY 7.

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noOra : sn01a- .-, -upos. naAIa
hsnSlstoa Asas1a l-:.-...-.-.ss - ssssss
Doox-D1nDna.
: - $500 !. e - !. z :, - =
DAuKTna A0vsE.
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