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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-01

p, TloR RENT-OFFIcEs AND ROOMS.
l. W. A. WHEATLEY,
90 '.143 Agent p. Q. Bethel.
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BLANKS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
ID printed at the Ledger Job Office. ,ia8p

NOR SALE-ONE QUARTER-MEDIUM
4 Gordon press, now in use and IN PERFECT
l. "a Price, 800 cash; cost 500. For par
oRDL q. address Il. WHITM0RE,
ticulai Public Ledger Office. Memphis.
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NOR SALE.-OLD PAPERS. SUITABLE
II for wrapping paper, for sale at this ofice
at fifty cents per hundred. l3l-f
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NOR SALE-A NO. MULE.
MCGEE X HEBRON,
l30-132 254 Front street.
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NOR SALE OR EN- We fernando road, con-
L. four miles ton Ia acres good land, well
tanning twelve and a hah kitchen, servants
house. smoke-house, corner fine young or
wagon shelter ETC.. all new, and grapes
chard, raspberries. Strawberries y, etc. two
fine clover lot, grass lot, gardel VIII be
sold on easy terms or exchanged for ~,
perry. For particulars. apply TO :.
~. e. WHITMORk,
I Pubic LEDGER office. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-01

TRON-CLAD legislature. for sale at this
i by the last L w l'l'aI iiiaait IL
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE OR RENT.-wE OFFER FOR
L sale or rent our cotton shed on Tennessee
street. Terms Liberal be adK A RRggFF e 8 CO.
I32-157 No. II Monroe street.
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1851 FOR MAGISTRATES AND CON
RLANkb IN hand and or sale at this office.
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AUCTION SALES.


RI ooorxs ! LArl.Es, A.e,s,...r.,
so.sA-.. .sss y sss :ss is Co. s..
rssSSssF rn sI M AZ n .yc5s2T q sasg;
sSsssss ~ s:s2s.i iAS sSHs#zI Ar Ar
:. s::s s s.s:s < !. % *. ~ s sob
s Sc = 4 p slI al H. :.s ga d. Y
sre o. :s. os e essSse GSSass p
ss S the on IsS
80 eo.ssess q scei n, ii n s asy r 81 sss
q ssS i :hs :ssaas
One hne nsa.Iion CARPET AI"A
Sin OSairs 10 latch
Ten Chairs. richly orsa.ented
dSs . aSs r =. -. SsSs s.s 3 I!S
One One Cover kSssr sSS s pisSg FOR sam.
four sss. ans satin Xindaw Curtain.
Two Two iesss s:s !. s:u.l sri niaor.
Two Two l:,se- s lie Pisr sssrs
Five A.ns.sns; - sa:Iig srp..sls Carpet.
1870 spd Wsiaut Washstsnds, marble top
hattrtsses, BoSsssrs. Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs commodes and Corner Racks
And In each room SILK, Rep, and Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM.
One brui sells Carpet, handsome pa.tern
One Extension Table
One Sofa, two Sideboards
One n irror, one Mantel Clock
Complete supply Of China
Cutlery aud Table Ware
Silver. plated Cssscrs, Forks, sad Spoons
One elegant Brussels CARPET
One elegant W alnut Library Table
Chsire and Lounge to match
Two fne walnut Bookcases
6Uo volumes OF select Books, including the Gentle
mans Maeszine, complete; Annual Register,
Three sets Silk Rep Curtains.
KITCHEN.
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Chairs. Tables, eueensware, and Utensils in full
pp" SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus,
Stoves in ali the chambers
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
Oilcoth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at O'Clock p m, the said eth lay Of July,
1870, shall oer all that piece parcel OF ground in
the said city Of Washington known and described
of square numbered two hundred and eighty five,
Us improved by four story pre- ssed brick front
iaisns sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side Of street north, between l2th and
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance in three, six, nine
and twelve months from date, scared by deed of
trust upon the premises. All conyeyancing and rev
posit Of s viii Be rsSaTsS whe he The house i. sold
ie24-d.s lRep.l 6ooPKR LAfiMER. Xucts.
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DIED..

WATERS. On the 5th inst., JOHN WATERS
RI native OF Anne Arundel county, Nd. but for
ale last sixty two years Q resident Of washington
IN the 9Th ear Of his ace.
His funeral will take place frouhs late residence,
street, between 10th and llth, on THURSDAY even
ing at O'clock is friends and acQuaintancss are
Respectfully invited to attend. :
INGLE- On tuesday evening July s. n O'Clock
OF cholera infantum, ALFRED EDHARD inf Mt
and week.
he funeral viii take place from the Church Of
the Epiphany this "Wednesday evening at 0 clock
MCCULLOUGH. In Georgetown, july 4th, MA
Cupongh- of Norfolk. Va.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
frsDdfar er. Mr.. II. Wheatley, IS Cay street, this
tWedn siay) afternoon At o'clock
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BLoODTHIRsTY LIT SAVAGE IN SARA
TOGA--The Saratogian has m account OF the
brutal matreatment of a little boy at Du. six
years old named Allen, by another boy named
HUntoOn, who Is only fifteen years of are. The
details show a most depraved nature on the
part OF Hunto0n, which, il not checked, will
eventually lead hi - the gallows. IL appec-s
that HUntc on endeavored TO decoy young Allen
10 the cemetery near S-rat ga by promising to
get him some squirrels The boy refused to CO.
rs his mother sent him TO school, when the
rascal seized him and dragged him u the ceme-
tery and through il, tearing his feet'and legs in
the blackberry bushes. he then took the little
fellow 70 pond in a secluded neighborhood,
into which he threw him two or three tim - the
boy crawling out each time beggng piteously OF
the ruff an not TO drown him. Getting tired O,
this sport Huntoon took club and beat young
Allen over the head and arm, cutting the scalp
and bruisng the arm badly, and, after beating
him until he was insenSsble, LETT him. The poor
boy, alter he recovered his senses, crawled
back 10 the village In a terrible condition his
BAR matted IN blood and frogspawn. He IS still
in a precsrious condition, having since yomited
large quantities of clottcd blood, which il is
supposed he swallowed. The boy Huntoon has
been a terror To parents IN tue vicinity for a
long time in consequence OF his maltreatment
OF their children. and he IL under arrest il l.
20 be hoped he will be put IN place where he
can do no more cruelty.
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PROPOSALS FOB MAIL BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE psPARrNEyr.J

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. June 5, ls7o
Propoealswils be received at this Dep arfment uu-
Ill CLOCK p. m, the nth day Of July 1870 for fur
nishiDg and delivering, within three mon,hs faere
sitsr e the Post once in this city. two thous nd
thirty inches in circumference, made Of strong
ana closely woven cotton canvass, tmperUious 70
rain. Such pouches should have circular bottom,
iron rings pul Two pchss IN diameterl for handles,
be easily and securely fastened With paddock Also
anarrow leather strap. so r;vited or permape atly
a:saehsd az to afford ready means OF pursuing up or
gathering the pouch inthe middle, be
in any manner bent adapted 70 the of the mall
catching apparaius Of the railway nail service. A
specmen pouch, Allowing precisely what is offered to
pe furnished, must sccompany each proposal. such
OF the specimens submitted can With safety aud
convenience be used in the pervics will be ed
fered. -S' -
Every proposal must be accompanied with bond
o. nye th?Ssand dollar executed by the bidder and
the fostma. er u the place Of their resideucel and
conditioned for the fulnlment Of such proposal II
accepted by the Postmaster General.
A decision on the specimens and proRosab VII be
made or before lhe loth day Of July, lzO
Proposals should be fncloee1 IN An envelope, In
dorsed, Is Proposals. for Nall Bags" and addressed
to the " Second Assistant Postm aster General
JOHN A. J. CBESSWELL,
jee NIT Postmaster General.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOs. T. wAsGAMAN,
Y Zeal Estate Broker and Auetioneer.

RY T40s, z. wAssAMAN,
So E sesa sas sss Ts. oa
SAN q sfr y
ksIESkkxENfh osTEEET. BEfwEis + AaDS 3
q r hs & I. The s.:ss IN
mel 1.Peesi John III and jane aisa n ssf ss
s: Ss az
SUI! ssss Ssssa e
street .I Ss s':I e. 8:
No s in sonar Ho SO. TIE nature Of which sasits:
q II gsss BIN
s rs & & = ss Il :sss
sas In SIX sna ,S ave HSne day
ments Sf deferred pap nenis to be lens the prop
efay sGId srd pa shs Of the Whole puI
the cash payment must be deposited with the tYus.
a.-ad.e H fH b A 8 WA sssSs Essc. x:s
pr OooPER L9EInEp, Asesi..s.r,,
soutS ssssss .oSs.t t1 Ban. g. MsGui,s o.
EXECUTORS SALE.
- By virtue Of authority vested In rs % the
I'M the executors Of the last viii and testament of
HGGeeree Bryant; late Of the city and county Of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, We Oil
sell at deduction, ON WEDNESDAY, the 6th day
Of July. A. D. $50, in front q the premises at 81
aforesaid George Bryant IN the following piece or
parcel OF ground being part Of original Lot mum
dred and seventy, 0,) fronting forty COB feet on
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west
said lot, together with all appurtenapces.
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance In equal
payments ct 8, and Is months, with notes for the
deferred payments. secured by deed Of trust on
the premises, with interest from day Of sale. lj0
to be paid down when sold. All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser If the purcha
ser fails TO comply with the terms In five days. the
executors the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, by
advertising uch reeale Ave times.
For further pa tionlars inquire OF G. Storrs 4
Co., Reel Estate Brokers, 1424 street near I5,h
strt ct west. - ! I
GEO. W. BRYANT, Executors
je29 dts COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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A lynn correspondent mentions a little
incident OF DIR. F. and Bob c. The latte
had applied for admission to an Orthodox
Church His occupation was that OF a cobbler,
aud an Indifferent cobbler he was ct that After
Church, DIR. F. beckoBed one OF the dea .ons
across the street, and said, well, deacon, Bob
G. wants to join our meeting"
''Yes; do you know ANYTHING against him?,'
J "Well, no; but, before you IKE q final vote
On him I'd just like TO show you Job of cob
bling he did for me; that's ALL"
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81 DIRECT that my name be inscribed in plain
English letters on nv tomb. enjOin nv friends
On no account to make me The SUBJECT of any
monument, memorial, or testimonial whatever
Il rest my claims to the remembrance of nv
country upon my published works, and the re-
membIance OF my friends upon their experience
o. me in addition thereto. commit my soul to
the mercy OF God, through our Lord aud Savior
Jesus Christ, and exhort NV dear children 10
try and guide themselves by the teaching OF the
New Testament in its broad spirit and to pu
no faith IN any mans narrow construction Of il,
letter. '-DickeH's VIII.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
Cenelusien Yesaeroay's Preesediu
Passage Of the Tax mn.

S~~oC - snS M 1hHhs
SENATE-After our report ciosed-the tar
bill Was considered until 430 o'clock, when the
Senate took q recess until evening.
THEINCOdE TAX
In the evening session the consideration Of the
f'H nill was resumed, the question being upon
4 Horse bill TO regulate the appraisement and
iIsPection Of imports In certain cases, and for
other purposes, moved by MIR. Schurz as An
amendment. 1t provides for Transportation of
goods IN bond from designat I'd ports of entry Co
u Terror dnsson ~, ho9sss' where they are to be
Amendments were adopted extending the
Stvanr ali and Mobile.
The pending amendment of Mr.. Schurz was
fdopted-yees 81, nays Il.
Mr.. Wilson called attention ID the fact that
the Senate was somewhat thin upon the occasion
OF the vote continuing the income tax for two
years longer at ~ per cent
A general discussion followed upon the merits
Of the income tax.
The Senate then rejected an amendment by
Nj Etmurds, continuing the present tax on
gross receipts-ye@s II, nays 80.
Mr.. Pomerey moved to strike out the income
Rejected by a tie yOte-yeas 26, nays 20.
The vote was as follows;
ling. Ccrse9fs FentSn, Foxier. Gilbert, oh H.m an
Md Harris, Johnston, kellogg, McCreery, Nc
ss sti%aa sccs"p Sumner T Sn;isn niTiS1 a5
t,Il, NieS-rs aud 49, R, ,,,,,,. a.,
En- H hov EdT1nds HmIsOp rsSns aaS Mia
Psaterscn. POD Ramsey . Rice Ross r'G s.x Sss
schnrz, sherman, Spencer, Warner, Wiley and
NIliams-S.
The hin then psssed-yeas 43, nays5
At II O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The contested election of Barnes VS..
Adams, from the Eighth Kentucky district, was
settled by the adoption of the first resolution
reported by the committee, declaring George
NJ. Adams duly elected and entitled TO his sc 1t.
The second resolution, declaring that Sidney
N. Barnes had contested the election in good
faith and with probable cause, and appr0pria-
ting 5000 from the contingent fund of the
House TO reimburse him, met with some opposi-
ton, but was adopted on aye and no vote
Ayes -, noes So.
Mr.. Brooks (Msss.) called up the contested
election case of Tucker vs.. Booker, in the 4th
Virginia dist ict, and su omitted two resolutions:
the frst declaring Mr.. Booker entitled u re tain
bis seat in the House, and second to pay George
Tucker in full Tor expenses incurred in contest
ing bis seat.
Mr. Dawes moved to lay the whole subject up
IN the table; which was agreed toe - "a.
Mr. Brooks again offered his resolution to pay
5000 TO the contestant an original rCSOlu-
fiOn, and moved to suspend the rules and pass
the res Olution upon a division; there were 20
affirmative and As negative votes, and the yeas
ami NAYS were demanded. pending which, on
motion OF MIR. Allison, (lowa,) the House, at 5
O'Clock, adjourned.
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Try COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
u tSuccessors to j. Q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and Ilth nj

- successors to j. @. Mcclure a CO.
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and 18th nj
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
m0GSE On SEVENTEENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN ANDI.
II By viltue of deed of trust dated September
Es 18th, lsss, and duly 'rded in Liber No 6oI,
sfolio ~ &c, one Of the land records for
Washington county D. c., and BIZ tue written order
OF me party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day q July ls1e at O'Clock part Of
Lou numbered Eleven. al, Din Square numbered One
Hundred and Eighty fou-,IlsfJ beginning for the
same at point thirty SIX $3.50 feet south from the
northwest corner of said lot and running thence
south With the line OF Nth street west, eighteen s
tee; thence east fifty three (53) feet and three 90
inches; thence west twenty five (25) feet three (3
inches; thence south az foot three go inches, and
thence west twenty eight 2 feet to the place Of be-
ginning Improy ements consist Of two story Brick
Dwelling, containing ve>rooms, hall, and summer
kitchen.
Terms: One-half cash: balance in and IL months,
with interest, secured by deed Of on the prem
Uses. All eonveyancing and revenue stamps at pur-
chaser cost SlO0 deposit required az time of sale.
JAMES Il. FITCH, Trustee
,Jy2d&ds COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts.
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NO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
Gtsss FIT vT1n tnSss g.
WILD BRO. l9o nth st., BET. Pa: svuyNtI
sno - st., sole .sent; Good new violin: With bow,
only -. % 20 and %. bpecial attention given %
tuning and repairing pianos and other instru.
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KMTDsuxMEl opR
on Tor lodge In garden o. cucuobersi
Oh Tor an icsberg or two q coafroI
Oh tSr vale which at dday the dew cumber,
ohior pleasure trip up TO the Pessl
oh Tor Little one-,.ory thermometer.
on for . big. dsubie Ssrrsisd hvsrcm. n row
TO measure this moisture that rolls from my brow,
on that this cold World vgs twenty times eolaerl
az BATE iron1 red lot Z. sesmeth to me
oh what comfort An asue would be -.
Oh for gr1ffp to typffy hesven. Aitt Z. a.'t'tE
seoopsa N the rock under cAtaract vast & q.
Oh for winter OF disc6nfenf even 'atftl %
oh LOT wet blankets judc iousiy cast
oh foe seda-io.nt spoutine mp boldly
oh for proud maiden 70 iook 90 m> ssldlS,
Freeing ny soul with slAaee OF ksf gel
Then oh for drauoht from a CUP of~co1d pizen -
And oh for resting place in the cold grave
with bath in the styx, where the thick shadow lies
And deepens the chill Of its dark running wave
A WEDDING in Bridgeport, Conn, was inter.
parently sane gent oman, who stepped up to the
bridegroom at the altar, tapped him on the
shoulder, and SAID In an audible whisper:
Before this little affair goes any further,
would hike to know one thing-who would
build the fires?'
LAND SALR--B. Ortley, Esq, of GEORGETOWN
has recently purchased 0f Edwin Nelson, Esq.
the farm known AZ the Starke tract, about six
miles from Dumfries, upon which Mr.. Ortley IL
Is new erecting a hand ONE residence. and
proposes to plant an extensive vineyard.-xaaas-
sds Gazette.
~ The London Atheueum says that M
Ncolnnr Is to execute, by request, bust OF Mr.
Charles Dickens, and that he has the advantaye
Oh mask which was cast for the purpose.
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HSTAHlzlSHED 1874.
IL! .SI0NE STONE II.
SENECA QUARRIES.

The Maryland Freestpr n and M Co. are row
prepared 10 tnrnish WINDOW SILLS and LIN
rsLS, STEPS, PLATFORMS, DOORSILLS
ASHER &C.
Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry
For Price List for 1870. call at ONCE. 14IS
street, or stone Yard, foot X street. Rock Greek
apT-wSs6m w. HAYDEN, Secretarv
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vi HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

N1 HOW Losrs HOW RESTORED
ysss,ASa, - ssa!sa ssesiops Price ssx eesss
- LhCIohy W fH1 kATURAL THE1T-
0EhIs and kadisal Cure Of sDerma 1or-hsA
or Seminal Meekness. Invoiuntary .ni.
Msrrisse generally Nsr,s o.ne;s, CessamSD "
ton, pllepsy, and fsts: h.ntal and Phys}eaI Ires
SgLvERwxLL-h N. D., author Of tbs.Gfssn Bsoi,S
"a Booa 20 Tzo~sssas az Ss9sus.n
sent under seal In Q plsin envelope. 70 any al
ess ,es,yasd, on receipt q SIX cents or two post
Bowen. New York, Post once Boz 1855.
tAlso. DIT. Cuiyerwells "Aarriase Guide" prtes
cents. N.Y. Smif
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no, PROCLAMATION
81 MGk kASp SN Is c TSn
ORADO. WI
dent II the Unit State. Of America do hereby de-
The undeImenoned land Offices, in tn, rsrr ns,a
sies Of New MexiSo and Colorado, at the periods
A. The Land once at SANTA FE, NEW MEXI-
GO, c99mmsnc,ng M0NDA the sth day of August
d: rmenIiOned townships and parts of tosnships
NOrih Of the bass lire and east of the prine,pal ma.
Fractional township 20, OF rarge3
EraetioDsl iovnship i. IL and o. Of ranges
TIaetioaal thip u and IL, Of ranged.
and and ~ fractional township H.
TOwnshiPs9, 10, u, and H. fractional township ls
and IA; and township Is. OF ranges
TT0wnsssiips 9, 10, u, AID y, Of range TO-
TTownshiS +: Of range %: s e
Townships K, and Is, ofrange p.
Township IS of range "a.
Townships Is, IT, and M x Is, re oafs NJ d.
Township. Is and Is, Of range H. .-. -..
Townships . and 4, Of ranges %.
Townships u and IA, of Tange3l
township ' Is >; Of r. range snS IS s.. Oh range g.
s'Hi' Ia; sss Am" 3, M NJ, NJ %.,,. "s ''"e'
II Sx5:5iSs: . :, : "a Ct g ranges;
o.
Townships 5, 4, and S, OF range s.
Township II, of range Is.
Townships and 10. Of range Is
Townships 10 and ii, Of range IL.
township II, Of range is.
Township IL, of range q.
TCWns ssiP Il. 81 Of range rssEs {. s5
Townships 10 and IL. of range "A.
Township III, OF raD-e 3.
A. the Land Office at DENyER CITY. COLORA.
Do, commencing on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of
Ansus, next, fog the dspossl q the f0owns
South Of the base lise and of the stxth y,tNet
rowpsh,,,o Of r yGa ss,.eTn; Of .o,,.
Of Sc ;tiOn 80; NEk Of section 81: GWk IL sec,
Town.hig IL, of ranss ss-Nwk of section s; MEX
:. I?sns6is u, Of ...s.s-wx q -Hws Of section
4 sSa e ; e S% y sEs q ;si.iea "a q
:esticn Section x. NV of 81 sse s% Of
yW H os H. q rsnss sN q Me- and Of
.eetioes;N Of :ectisn IL Of NJ Of ss Ell S
~ q Fl s&S .. Ell 3 ,Sd
81 81 Nv NE Of q sss,is. q kH Of
issss BE- ~ Me- e sw
To.pss4 %; Of range ss,ws ofsES Of section n.
Tosa;Slp il; q ans 80 .is y s~ss, SEX. and
& s% ; :.Ei,.s :sssS ~
DO IS " & ~ y :sSs.sa S :!
2 sE ard W. o q Q, section m q FEI
sseton -; Ia Of s.ss o. ssction "a VIZ Of SIX and
81 II :tsss Fl q and & O.
H Of .sa q sss s% Fl Of swA
RADIO, Commencing on MONDAY, the isih day Of
i ,sS; ,nS e . ssS q SSss
sT SS- 2; .sss;'os q 81 Z, IVY ..a
Z. he l:as Siss; \ v EAIs sIA! COLORADO,
shs r.s1e .S % AS IN e:
follosInc tow.ship:, being tia6sr isad., Vi. -
All of township .. OF range IS.
All Of Of townsSipp 3 % Of , rs.xs M
Ali OF township 10, Of range IS
a, q sownship ~ q rsnssx 49,. 4
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools,
Indian, militsry. and other purposes, win be ex-
The Offering Of the above lands win be eonnsneed
the days appointed end will proceed in the order
have BEEN orea and the sales TINS Closed but NO
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks. and
unit. after fbe expiration Of the two vesIs..
Ssp spS d. ny 4 s' city e
~ 1 ossrMs, wn:oss
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrios CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pcs enpticn
Of TOW nships above s required 70 estab
lish the to the Satisfaction ct the Register and
e n. .n ses
this notice, and before the day appointed ior the
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner It'll and streets.
THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
FRONTING ON FOURTH STREET WEST,
BETMhEN AND STREETS NORTH, Ar
A9oTdONw rnNrsn.x A., %, =
EM $50, at 2 O'Clock m, shall sell. on the
kpremises, part Lot No. 9 in sou No 5E
lot being good front and depth, with good eight
room Brick House.
Terms: One third cash; balance iu and Il months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises All convevancing and camps
at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down on the day
of sale.
je2s-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Any person may oppose this extension.
bAMUEL B. FISHER.
jef9-w,3t CommieSioner OF Parents
SITED srATEs pAIENT 3FFICE,

+. On the petition OF ETHAN ROGERS. of CIsye
land oaio. praying for the ext ension Of . pa.s0t
10Y an improy ement In Hy dTaulic Erick Press: -
ordered that the testhony In the case be closed
niing arguments and the Exa,uiners report be i'm.
Tied 70 the day OF September next, and that said
Any perpon may oppose this extension.
COO sANUEL 9: yiShER,
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