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- No. s4S.
STATES.

BY THE PBEsIBRNT OF THE UNITED
STATES
A PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance Of law. L, Ulysses \. GRANT, Pres
ident OF the United States Of America, d. hereby de-
be held at the undermentioned iani once i'm the
STATE OF MINNESOTA, at the period herein
" At se Eans Once so ~
on MOkDAY. January 80, ISL, for the ii possl 4
vacant lands in the even numbered sections within
United States within ten miles each side of the
railroad from ST. Paul to Lake superior known as
ect required by law, to Q minimum Of two dollars
apd fifty cents per acre,viz:
NORTH Of EASE LIVE AND WEST OF
Townships a and Is, Of range IL:
Town ships Al, 90, i3. ~ and IS, OF range Is
TSxnsp: ST. H. s. S. s. s srns e 3
TosnShip sf 81 s 80 81. IS. 81, %, Al. a., :,
Township: ., 81, 81, 80, IS. S. 81, 49, 80. 20, q and
Townships 80 81 g, 80 81 S. 3d. 81. s.. 50 AMI 20. OF
range >.
Also, at the same time and place, all the vacant
Il the aaTes.d limit * ten miles. and Gishin the
und' mentioned townships; subject 20 the minim am
price Of one dollar and twenty i've cents per acre
viz:
Townships i3 and a, Of range II.
Township q, OF range q
Lends aPIropriated By Law for the use Of schools.
Indian military, and other purposes, will be eNciu
The Offering q the above lands will be commenced
in which they are ADVERTISED until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but the
and no priv ate entry Of any OF the lands will be al
mitteo until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, a. the City of Washington,
this 18th October, one thousand eight hundred and
'e By akc President: " "nANi
Commissoner of the General Land Osice
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D. (Successors 70 Cooper q LatimerJ
VALUABLE BuILDIHo LOT NEAR psoyI.
DENOH HOSPITAL. AT AUCTION.
u On M0NDAY AFTERNOON, November
Apprentices, the east part Of Let No. 9, in square
No. 7ss. This property has front Of Is feet on the
streets east Depth OF lot, one hundred feet.
with interest. secured by deed Of trust Convey
ancing and stamps at cost OF purchaser. $50 down
no E-dads LATIMsE 4 CLIARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
RY GREBN q WILLIAMS, Auct,onsar.
- No. SIG, southeast corner 7th ami ID str ,sts
TRUSTEES SALE oT IMPsoyEp PROPERLY

TRUSTEES sALEoF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF q deed of trust, bearing date on
SY9the sth day of January, $50. and duly recori.d
lin the land records Of W sshington county. in
Liber Nc , folio c, etc, and by direct ton of the
parties secured thereby. will sell public auction
on the y emises,on MONDAY, November It'll. lS7O,
at block p m all that parcel of ground situAtsd
IN Washington city, II. c. being part Of lot unb
IL in square SIS, beginning for the al ,int
south street, 10 feet from the northwest corner
OF said lot II, running thence ~ feet on street,
thence south 70 feet thence west . feet thence nortn
y feet, thence west six 6 feet and thence north 81
feet to the place of beginning.
Terms Ct sale One fourth cash; balance in six.
Twelve, and eighteen months, with interest secured
by deed OF trust on the property. 100 down when
the property is struck OF. Stamps and conveyance
ing al the cost OF the purchaser. IL the terms
not comred with within ten five days, from ths day
OF sac, Trustee the right to resell, a. the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
81 ROSS. Trust-s
oclS2awtd GREEN WILLIAMS. AUc;s.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVoIDABLY
POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, November
18Th, liz o, the same boar and place. By order Of
rol2 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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M b. PRINCI VIII O!IER AT PUBIC
Nl. Auction lot Of MEN and WOnENB WEAR,
livery MARKET DAY until the store Is rented.
ocAdn =, THOMPSON, Auctiopser.
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNL ESS DONE ue
IN STEEI-ENGRAVED WRAPPER. WHY
FAC SfMILE OF MY CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE. SIGNED
noa II. z. HELNBOLD.
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~ The M0RTHERN PART or THE CRY

2lst, at O'Clock. We viii SELL in front OF the
premises, Lots II and IL, in Willard's sabdivi-
north .ide Of street eetween 18th and 18th streets
Eacn iot has front OF - feet running back 100 feet
new frame cottage, containing. & rooms. Tho pro-
perty Will be sold separately ffdesired.
zmonths, with interest, secured By deed Of trust.
Soayeyancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
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NOTICE TO PIE EMPrION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right Of pre- EN- pton 10
any Cf the lar de within the townships ard parts Of
townships above enumerated 10 required 20 estab-
hsh The to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver. and make meut therefor as prac
ticsbe after seeing this notice. aud before the day
appointed for the commencement of the pablo sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited
JOS. s. WILSON
Commission er OF the General Land Once
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pY LATlMER & CLEARLY, AuctIoneers,
II Successors 20 Cooper h LatimerJ
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth ii

Good THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE ON
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN NEW JER
SEf ANENCE AND SOUTH CAPITOL
sIREET,ChPITOIl HILL, At AUCTION
@A On FRIDAY. November 25th, a. 1 clock
O.. M we will sell, in front of tha premises
spart OF Lot2 il Square OIL, having front
~ IS itci, and running back 1854 feet alley
The improvements consist of n good three story
hCuse. with seven rooms and cellar
Terms One half cash; balance in and IL months,
With interest, secured by a deed of trust on the
properly. tonveyanCing and stamps at purchasers
cost. SO down AT time If sale
nol' ot LATIMEB 4 OLEARY. Auctrs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RI LATIMss = OLEAEY. Aqet,oneen.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Nth street.
TEGSTEE's SALE IMPROyED AsD UNIM-
BETW hnpRPRpPkRTI3sI TssTRTET kAST'
e. isa and duly FecoTdsd IN LiSsr y1 and
ooaSt ~ the sld dirsssfon Of
Der isth, $50. at AZ O'clock m. the following
front Of Lot & IN the sub lori. SIX S
I rne sse hsyng depth OF Iss feet inches, and
s snd h on srs ss
east Also, Lots Nos. 10 % and 81 In subdvsion of
and Streets southeast. These Lots 6a Sss~ "seh
front of nifty 5o feet with depth OF lis feet ioI
Terms Fl sale: ns e ca.E; balance in and !,
months with interest from day of safe. Deferred
party. $50 down on each bot at the time of sale.
ont 81 and stamps At cost Of paTchasers II
trm day OF sale the trustee Reserves the right 10 re-
after five day notice in some newspaper publj,hed
in the city Of Washington,
Oc2s eo&ds LATIMER OLEARY. kscts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No S1s, southeast corner of 9TH and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yyALgABLE IMPROVED
20; T., No Al, folio 40, &c Of the land records
and the panty ths viii
eel at public auction, in front of the premi ses on
FRiDA !, the 18th day of November, A. D. $50 AT
$50 clock , m, Lot numbered Il y Of the re-
corded subdivi Of Square No 626 in the city of
washington, IN said District, with all the improve
ments thereon.
This property s very valuable, and is in rapidly
improving part Of the city.
Terms Of sale: One half in cash; Of which 30 must
be paid ct the time of this sae;l the deferred pay
ments to be paid in six and twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale and secured by deed of
of sae to be complied with within six days after day
Of sale, the trustee the right to
resell at risk and cost of first purchaser, after one
week notice All conveyancing and STAN ps ct pur-
WILLIAM II. WARD, Trustee.
MOI eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts
by LATIMER OLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper q Latimer,)
southwest corL er OF Pennsylvanis and 18th ct
COMFORTABLY TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
92O6 STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
SSEEW JERsEY AVENUE AND Sd STREET,
- On MoNDAY AFTERNOON, November
III Attn, $50 at AZ O'Clock, in front Of the prem
proved by two story Frame House Containing four
rooms and kitchen.
Terms: One-half cash; residue in six aud twelve
mouths, secured by deed Of trust the premises.
with notes bearing interest Conyeyaucing and
reveLue stamps at purchaser cost $50 down at
time Of sale. Title in1i.putabls
nos dads LATIhER CLEARY. Aucts.
STHE AROyE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the weather, until FRIDAY, the
18th November, same hour aud plsce.
Dol5 dads LATiNER & CLGARY, Aucts
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ny LATIMSA OLEARY, Aucttoneeu,
~ Successors to Cooper atimer,D
Southwest corner Penn avenue and In h street
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RY LATlMEB 4 CLEARY, AuctioDeere.
(Successors to Cooper 6 LAtfmer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvanls ave. ma nth NJ
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Will be sold at pubic tion at the wharf ~ the
United cta'es Naval AcadeUy. Annapolis, Md on
THURSDAY, the lst day OF December next, at 10
o'clock N. viz:
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON SJhEET At AUDTI0N.
IL on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
NJ 23th, commencing At 4 O'Clock, we will sell,
AS4oA the premises, the west Is fest Of Lot 8,
IN Square ESQ said Lot having depth Of 100 feet aud
improved by two story Frame House. The above
property IL situated on street north, between st
improving
Terms One third cash; balance in and I2 m IN .hs
notes bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust
on The property. Conyeyaucing, &c, At cost of pur
chaser.
no Is WIN. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
THE RUSSIAN QUESTION.
Continued Agitation of the Eastern
Question.

The following important items Of war news
were received here last night
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

WoaTH KNowlNo.--If brooms are
wet in boiling suds once . week they
will become very tough. will not cut
the carpet, last much longer, and
always sweep like . new broom. A
very dusty carpet may be cleaned BY
setting . pail Of water ont by the
door, vet tho broom in it, knocking
it 70 get on all the drsps, sweep :
yard or. 70, then wash the broom. as
before, and sweep again, being care
tpl TO shake al the drops of the
broom, and not awsep far q time,
|If done with care Il will clean a
carpet very nicely, and You will hf
surprised at the quantity Of dirt IN
the water. Tho water may Iesl
changing once or twice, II tho oarpel
! lis, very dirty. Moistencd Indiar
msalis used with good effect ny SOM
housekspPsrs. and salt by Others.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Tho down train on tho d. V.R. II.
vas firod into . few nights sinoe near
2ivin Station BY somo unknown hnt
hell.deserving fiend In human form
that has thus far swindled the gall
lows Of its due. The bali crashed
through window, barely missing
our friend F. Murrah, whose whisk.
srs were at the same time filed with
ffagments ot the sbroken glass. This
inhuman devil with other outlaws
aro almost nightly placing ohstruo.
tions upon the ruada to runaof and
smash mp the trainsfwith their pre-.
cioas human oargoes.-Eddyrait
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Charles May, . citizen Of Ksosau-
qua, had his Jeg brokcn BY his wagon
running over it. His team became
frightened and ran of, and id It
tempting tojump on the wagon the
unfortunate man fell bcnsash the
wheels, and thus met with thS !
serious accident. ssa ss''4fs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

+ A young married woman ia Polk
county, near Des Aoines, taking
advantage of the temporary absence !
OF her isge lord has ran away with
man old enough 70 boz her grand-t
father, taking along with her dher /
husband's horses, $500 in money and Ii
some other property. II sass.t n q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

aEooNoa51CAL aM1rKIMUNY. = 1hS7
Bowling Green tKy.1 Densocrdt isa
responsible for tile Following: E's'' ss's'
Mr.. Brown and Miss BlAd6a-s
burg, we're married mt the Bitter
House in this city on the 18th inst>
Mr.. Brown was ffom Memphis, and !.
Miss Blandenburg OF Cincinnati, =
and this was rnnaway match. The
reasons why the marriage took place
here wcro purely economical. JIG the,
matter had been Delayed until reach
ing Memphis, Mr.. brown would have
been at the expense Of two sections
in the slecping-car. The ,pcrformaa
ance Of the ceremony made. it nee..
essary 10 pay for only one.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

~ To make tho best bread that can !,
be madc Of wheat, obtain good wheat
and grind it without boiling mix it
with cold water, until IL is rs thick !.
as can DO beaten With q spoon after !
it is thoroughly beatcn down, put it
ia large iron pan, composed OF
many little ones, which must first be
made hot; putis then quickly into ]
hot oven and bake it a. RAPIDLY ,as
possible. ..s d.rs IN, \, 81
Indian corn makes, excellent
nourishment. IL contains a largo
amount OF oil, has remarkable fat
tening Qualities, and is7 likewise,
remarkable as heat prosiucer. Rice
kceps its consumers fat, but itelaekss
the element which feed the muscles
and brain. -aaafa 2tsasf'
OF meats, tho hast. .ier.heat and ~
ares pork, mutton lamb, beef.
seal for muscle, beef, veal, ID
llsplpa ard pork; ter brain sy
lbsef, zeal mutton, lamb ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

tssgy e gssgE ~ sffsEa SO u t4s7skx dFffss
A wealthy Kentuckian, returning
from his Southern tour, dropped into
. Memphis restaurant for oysters
and wns amazed at having them
brought to him by his 3twolse yaar
old boy, who had run SWAY from
home. Nfs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

We call especial attention. 70 the
following articls ffoA The Sigournsys
Nass., II tpresents avital question
70 the people Of ottamwA and thossl
on the lire Of the o. Louis I Cedar
RApids road, north il this county: !,
WILL THEY Do IT Z, The city &C
Ottnmwa viii be- called ppon In =.
few days 70 vote upon . propoaitien
70 aid tho construction If tho Csdas
Rapids 3 ST. Louis railroad north
ward, To TIE extent ofA tar Of n psr
csst Of their assessment which b
about the amoant necessary to raisel
the 81, 500 per. mills, and pay for
right Of way through Mapsl1o
ceanty northa Of Ottamwa. Our
citizens will watch the rssals a. this
vote With No saalldsgrss of iatsrest,
10 % 10 generally undeusGood that
thn will dsEeEmins The qssnEioa . 70
whsthae - road shall - built II
the resulN b fayofablA work will -
....~ i si.s.s. r.;..d n....s
.i.s.a~ r...ss ~ - s~..n...
70 have this road built, and she has
now N opportunity - show her
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compIsted 4 sssde =, Ws.~s,1 Rs;st, ~
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Never before has Iowa soil been
dsaied the cold comfort Of snow 20
long. Generally W have plsnty and
too much snow oven in November,
but this year We have mot had
enough 70 consider rsspsctable
counterpane. Sc. Louis has besu
rsveling IN ten inches Of beautiful
snow, recently 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Tho Nsw York Leo1r has -
article which 10 accounted very sig
ni6cant Of Democratic tactics, with
drawing John T. Hoffman from ths
Presidential racs. The writer con-
cedes tho nomination to tho West,
and names Hendricks Of Indiana; q
the probable man. Where is Thur
man Of Ohio
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Potatoes, both Irish ana Swe.s,
are very poor food for brain and
@ssc'S, assx,az M sva.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

The following hints may be useful
70 houseke kesperas nl.a,Is ,.ssiisl.ss.stss8ss

TO Make Jum6ies - Ueo o<h6greatest
carclessness, IN making prepara rations.
Whom oil il ready just tell your next
door neighbor that your family u
more respectable than hers. You
will have nice jumbless that will last
for several years. ........,
Cracked Wheat = North winds ia
Jdns arc good for making cracked
wheat ass Ssss "a
Curling Fluid The best article for
curling tho hair il new Pennsylvania
corn whisky.
Y To- 1dks Black Spots out of Linsr
Cnt them ont completely with 4
pair Of sciesors. ~: .ya.ax ~
~ CT 4 Bfoscn RagoM qf ,Te6l-
TakS the rag out BY one corner aud
pull u outrquistly bus firmly. ais
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

The resnlt of tho election ia Geor-. b
gia, is'amixed.s Ono repofs gives 2
the Republicans four ia1d opesd6iy
Eve oflthes ssvon Con greasmsn, n,xhils !
another eaysa thas the Democrats !
have FIVE and the Repablicans two.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

s's'N1 - ~. :. - =.
troqnce oonc1trens hesoauuon3 ana
c4pls1so y. - ~ Oeenl re.d 81 IRON 2
sne des.;; we ~ kn0W wnas y y 4
g nos ossais h:s g I. saks sns O sms g ne
tee interests g the COUNTRY, for the
oonssoer - er1aon 9 any socn PropoM-
taon: leere y nosnlog ~ sne cnsf.
acser q tne subject aemanoang it,and
rctnas83n - iefn 10 winch ie hes
Deoa Preseesea that reqlsrss me tedo
=. Wera Y 2 memorial sven from
The Widow q GenerAl Lee, ! would
receave - 4 q n0t : mcnAotial.
MoDo1y Who hAsseF evsr had aany
tnteeeet intAe enejeet -nAstef reterred
q ~ the reeolef flcn - asl<sd for 4
the oonsldeEqtlon q the nanaee nor
aoee 4 come h0m = 0eaAtor ifonn
yiEgteiA tie piaee ocsfeeddeaes of
ehe widew bee ernrs snsA oertain
sense 10 0~aKets ~ thea Ohqmher
~ The mtereeeq g. o. the reaideate Of
ehot HsA4 bat = Benat0r repfeqSht
in 1n0lAse 0eAte ooaAes t6fgasd
1nleyiAe1 - 1sr - The hepats -
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-
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s,...s ,,-,.- $500. u. 9.

Tho Polk County B1s 1nvs -
aplsndid banquet 70 the ltos. fstfes s
| q. WsisA. = Taadday 90 i ~
inst, 81 Des Moinss. Tbs Rsgist9'
gives IN extended accoant ofit, 'ffom
which we gather that the speeches
and festivities were rich and racy, -
they always are among An asssm-
blags Of lawyers. The rules Of the
evening adopted wsre % follows:
/. If any ono secs tho point Of 1
ljoke he will ct once indicate 1t BY
giving expression TO his feelings.
2. If no one sees the point Of joke
the speaker will be permitted to pro
cssd q though he was perfectly y se-
rious. "
s. An personal aIlusions are coclu-
sively presumed to be compliments,
Try. ....s. s. ss....,,s
1. Ifno point is made within ten
lminutes, the speaker will be presum-
cd BY the chair 70 have arrived u
: period. 8
B. Brevity il the soul Or wit
and if the body has no soul-the
thing will be considered dead.
s. If any ono present has nothing
10 say he will b. excused for not
taaying il. " S9sssa ssEs 80 So
q Written and printed argansssl
sbAll ~ delivered. orally - III
manuscript filed with the Ooek, -
the uss Of the Attorney GsseRAls sa
| Judge Wright rstirss nom tn
bench and bar Of this State carrying
with him the very highsss respsct n
the legal profession tAat coaldi vel
b accorded to any man, and VI
ttust that he will sustain himsel
/ fsqnally ssswell in The US. iHenate
As he has upon the bsnch. n WI lsss.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26
Female Suffrage.

Female suffrage is fixed fact in Utah
All of the misguided females who are
stepped in ignorance and vice in that
"incubus upon the body polite" Utah
have now an opportunity through the
ballot TO strike blow for their enamel.
patton from the horrors and thraldom
they now groan under. The women are
so much under the influence Of the
men there that there is but little
probability that they will ever vote
The iron rule of the Saints is too strong
for a parcel of women whose ener.
gies and mental force have been blight.
ed by fanaticism and subsection to make
any very determined resistance against
their oppressors. The action of Con.
gress relative to polygamy may enable
them to do something to alleviate their
conditions; but before the law can be
successfully enforced small war may
grow ont Of what the Saints call Gov
ernment interference" in their religious
matters. They have already raised the
cry Of persecution and are anxious Il
bo made martyrs of.