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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-22
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
PETERSON u BROOKS,

Mu REAL ESTATE AGENTS. x
Corner 10th and Bank Streets,
Have on books for sale A LARGE NUMBER
OF VERY DESIRABLE FARMS, in all sec
tions of the s ate. and some excellent MIN
ERAL PROPERTY. We also have some OF
the most desirable REAL ESTATE in the
city
All business placed in our hands will be
promptly attended to, and on reasonable terms
NH 22-3m
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nave long desired Wilcox Gibbs Ma
chine. We have double-thread machine, but
cannot manage it. propose to exchange for one
of yours M f. GARTER
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WANTS.

INARM HANDS WANTED-Two Good
II colored FARM HANDS can get steady en-
ploynent by an early application at the JOUR.
NAL OFFICE References required
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
u TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of VIM. H. Jordan, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
Eastern District of Virginia to wit
Upon the application of T. H. Brooke attor-
ney, of Caroline county, State of Virginia, and
upon considering said application. it Is ordered
that VIM. b. Matthews, be, and he is hereby APP
pointed Special Commissioner TO take stale
and settle, and report account of all liens and
other encumbrances on the estate of said bank
rupt, to this office.
Richmond, March 10th, 1878.
W. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy.
By virtue of the preceding appointment of
the register aforesaid, shall proceed to take in
the law Office of Messrs Matthews & Matthews,
in the city of Richmond, on the Sd day of April,
1873, the account requir-d.in the above order.
WIN. b. MATTHEW'S,
NH eliot Special Commissioner.
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LNOR KENT.-BRICK DWELLING No.
II lls, corner 2d and Main streets
Apply at ARSELLS,
NH lift 726 Main street.
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TO THIS PAPER EXCLUSIVELY.
FROM WASHING TON.

Nominations and Combinations.
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Gssniitg Stats gultrmaI.
TERMS

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months, 8I.5O; one month, 90 cents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per year six
months S1.25 three months, as cents.
WEEKLY-SI.5O per year; six months, 20
Gems.
WEEKLY and SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Clubs at ertrenlely loo rates.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-22
MAURY's SECOND REPORT.

Senate bill to provide for the publication,
distribution, and sale of Commodore Maui
rey's second report upon the resources of
Virginia, and maps accompanying the same,
was taken up, and put upon its passage,
but failed for want of constitutional ma
jority az votes)-ayes Is, noes s.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-22
sHERIFFs' COMMISSIONS.

HoUsE.-Speaker Hanger resumed the
chair at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Poague offered the following:
Resolved, That on and after to-day, dur
ing night session, the list of counties and
cities shall be called alphabetically, and
each delegate from each county and city
shall be entitled to call up one bill.
Agreed to.
A number of bills were advanced on the
calendar.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-22
evening State Suarnal.
VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH DAY.
FRIDAY, March 81.
Night Sessions.

SENATE.-Senator Thomas in the chair.
Mr.. Taylor. of Loudoun, by leave, pre-
sented bill to authorize the judge of the
Eleventh judicial circuit to certify certain
claims for services as experts in the trial Of
case of murder in the county of Loudoun.
Referred.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-22

Senate bill in relation to the records of
Alexandria county; House bill to amend
list, 4th and 18th sections of an act to incor-
porate the Burkesville, Lunenburg and
Mecklenburg railroad company, approved
November 5, 1870.
On motion of Mr.. Stratton, the House
adjourned at Top. m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04

E,oR sALE-A PONY PHAETON, ALSO A COUPE.
Il Rockaway, both in good order and but little
used by private family Apply to j. FLYNN carriage
maker, Eightieth street and Grand Boulevard
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EOR sALE-A STYLISH DARK BAY &c HANDS,
Horse black name and tail; 5 years old; sound and
KIND lady can drive him good 3minute horse. APP
ply 10 ID. 4 MANTON 81 Broad street
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DOR sALE-TwO LIGHT RUNNING CLARENCES. IN
first class order Apply at Opera Stables, A. ana ~
East Thirty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04

EOR SALE-C0MPLEfE GENTLEMAN,s TURNOUT
Smnute troer, ID hands high. years, and perfect
every way styers top Buggy nearly new &c. Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04

DOR SALE-oNE OF THE FINEST YOUNG ROAD
Mares in the city sound, kind. fast and stylish
driver Can be application 70 SHlPMAN'S En-
PRESS COMPANY. 1.292 Broadway.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

, A >wEL~ESTABLISHED BROWN PAPER AN
IA strawboAfd Business for sale cheap, with lease
store. INQUIRE at 20 Ann street
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DOR SALE-THE MOST STYLISH COUPE OR DOG
cart Horse in the city bright bay, l6 hands high.
years old and very free and handsome driver: war
raned sound and kind Inquire Tor MT RAND at stables
lA ty-seyenth street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
ssinfe oeiaat 2artoTc16am.

Son berf6ieoenen Setten tptrb berbors
ge6o6en, 6aB es Dortbetlbaft Jet, Bite Sars
foffeln Dor Dem Bflan5en fetmen 3n lai7
len, neil ite i9neler anfpa9ien ais
D6ne0em.
5o6ann lit Sic G6at1a6e nidt auBer
@6t su laiien, baB p%ettGdnfig %gepfan3te
&artoffcln rei6li6eren @rtrog geben,
ais iol6e, pel6e 81 bi6t iteDen.
Sine i'm porigen Sabre gerna6te @r1
fabrung Seigt, 6aB 2o0oungung nit
@uano BEN 6retfa9en @rtra9 bra6te gez
gen iene 8ldbe, mo- feine iol9e 9ungnn9
ftattgefun0en bate.
Nu6 Die &alibitnguug brtngt altf &ar@
toffeln cine ebenio altsge5ei6nete Bir7
flung berpor, tpte auf lonitige 8ur5elge7
ma6Ie unO auf &obl; nur lit sur WftnOez
rung Ser S0Grfe beS Salts rarbialn,
bieien mineralii9en Dinger i6on i'm
6erbffe Supor auf 6as betreffettoe 9at6
ous5ultreuen, etn Bunft, Der namentlt6
bon beuti0en ~2anbpirtben nenerotn9s
1ebr 6erDor0e6oben pir0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
8raS : m0beu.

Sis mod Dor &ur5em gait es aIs feitz
iteben6e Sbatia6e, SAP Bel benz oft tptez
berbolten Ql6mGben bon &leefelbern nt9t
unbeoeutenbe qualitipe tpte quanttttDe
@rtragsberlufte etntrGten. @enauere
neue l1nteriu6ungen 3eugen tnbeiien 9ez
raoe bonn @egentbeil UNI betpetien, baB
bic @rnte bur6 friib5ettt9es nnO Dfteres
Qlbi9neiben bes @raieS an Quantitdt
uno nod me6r an Sualttdt tpeientlt6
b%ergrDBert miro. BUR &%1arlegung bes
11nterI0te6eS in Sen grtrdgen m09en
etnige 3ablen lpre6en: bic SrOdeniubz
fang BET benz mn 5netmaG 9emdbten
@raie Oerbdlt ii9 gu oer bes otter gei9ntt7
tenert tpie 1:1,l6, Die 8rotetniu6tan8
pte l Il "a, bic in @aiier l0sli6en Broz
teinitoffe tpie 1887, bic ittfitofffreten
NGbritOffe Die IL, Is, Die @eiammt7
Stdbritoffe tpie Il ,26. : Iu6 bat mar
9efunoen, baB ft6 BET oft tpte0er6oltem
N6tpetOen elmer 8te1e, bic fri6er regel7
mdBtg MIR 8tpeimal int Sabre ab9entGbt
tpuroe, Sic Nubung berielben I'M tpe11tg1
items Elm 9rittel erb0bte. Sn Der
S6tpets ptrb bas @raS oft 80 NAL abb
gemG6t; bte1e grarts mogte fretlt6 nn7
ter Ben 1ieiigen @erbdltnilien nt0t pore
t6etl6aft fein, aaein Elm ipieberboltes 1no
regelmGbiges Q6tpei6en Der Wteien auBer
benz 6eu10nitte tpGre BON 9roBem0enben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
9enmn1cr 25..

&dmpfen 6er1el6en unter chamber nm
0as 9afein. 9a9egen 1T 6ieie Srage BET
ior9iamer !6ibner3u6t oft cine i6fptes
rtge unb fam in BEN meiiten Tdaen ni6t
o9ne genaue 8eo6a6tung 9eI0st meroen-
Sinh 81 ptele t6ennen por6an0en, 10 tptro
ote 9ebensfraft bes 6abns gei6Da9t,
bic @ter tperben mebr ober peniger Der
8ef rn9t1ng ermangeIn, Die Qnaabl Der
aus9ebriiteten &ii6lein tptrb fi6 Dernin7
bern unb bic lebteren erItegen lei6ter ben
@efabren Der Sugen6franfbetten. Sinh
oa9egen 5n tDenig 5ennen ba, 70 gudlt
Der 9a6n bteielben gu arg. 0bne !3ipeis
fel beitebt Elm nnteri6te6 in Der 2eiz
itun9sfGbt9feit Der 9dbne berf6te6ener
Jtaeen. Sin gutter frGftiger 8ra6mae
ooer So6tnRabn fann nt1t mebr ais O.
10 6ibner 6teier Stage berforgen, tpdbz
renO Elm 6abn ser "fleineren o6er leb6afz
teren 3eg6ires o6er 6amburgbs nit II
= big Is 6ennen Iei6t fertig tpirO. SIM
1ner tit es better 3u toent9e ais 5n Diele
6ennen arf einen 9abn gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
Gentralaften.
ct. Peter5bnrg,1 Is. SUM.


2onbon, 20. SUM.
5 1br Na6m.- @on1oGs 928; so. auf
Tednu1t9 925 5-20er Ser gn1iIiton pDll
90 924, Der BON '67 92SS; 1O-40er SO;
ncue > pro3. S94; ie=2tctien sos.
Nem gorf, 20. Stunt.
500 idloB 5u 54@B
SlcrGoup. 1913 5-2Oer BON '62 l15E:
DO. '64 lIG; DO. '65 ll78; 30. neue ll98;
30. bon '67 1903; Oo. '6S 1893; l0-4Oer
goup. ll2f llelle YilntPro3entige ia;
garts, 20. SUM.
&entc, ST. 500.
Tranffurt, 20. SUM.
5--20er bon '62 964.
s-NiTsna@rt0ten.
0em gorf, 20. SUM-.
Der 9ampfer ugtetp gort" fam beute
bon 8relnen bier oil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
A1nnc rtttS A1hner.

Die Sra9e, tpie biele 9ubner GIT einem
6abne ge60ren, miro in 9iiDnerbDten,
tDelde altf Die nleift BET ben Sarn1ern ub7
Tide na@ldlIige 2(rt 9eDalten i%peroen, ges
p6bnlt6 bon 6en 6ibnern ielber ents
sbie6en, renir aud oft erit mad bibt9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

@dtrO, SILL, 70. Stunt.
2eute, tpelde BON 8aOucab, &D., fa>
men, iagen. baB aud bort bic Gbolera (?)
i0r @ri6eillen 9ema6t babe, u1o oob
Deute flint 8eri0nen al berie[6er ltarben.
9ier iino nod fetne %@5olerafGlle befannt
getporoeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

6ettc Mtorgen tpurbc Sbertff GaGp
bon einem Otauu1e, ber ieinen gtamen ais
So6n Smitb angob, bur6 einen S6uB
i6per tDetrn AUDI ni9t abiollt lebensge>
fdDrlt6 beripnnbet. Smitb, tpel6er bon
benz SDertff bel einem 9iebltable betrofz
fen tporoen tDar, ipurbe tn's @)efdngniB
gebradts ltm bDffentli9 auf LANCE s3eit
uni 1aolt9 gena6t 81 tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
@eN=

gS beeltng, -. Sltnt.
Der Bdftor Der g3ipetten Stride" ult6
2ebrer Der oeuti6en Sprd6e at et1ter Df1
felttlt6en S6ule, Elm 5err 2ampe, mlr0e
geltern ouf bic 9lnflage ~Derbaftet, cine
ietner Sdiilerinner, Elm 5tu0lfiGDrigeS
M1d66en Benotb5ii6ttgt gu 6aben. Der
8eflagteAeugnet 0aS 8erbreden un0 CAB
Birgid fir fein @ri6einen Dor @ee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
Gelegrapbi(6e gepe(0en,
Seutf0IamO+
# Is

0arm It obt Is. SUM-.
9G &atier Nleronber bon &uBlanb
traf beute bier Elm, I'm ben Teftlidfeiten
beisupo9nen, Oete6e Qe[e9entli6 Der SUI
btldumsfeter oc9 NjGoB0er3o9s 9egentpdr7
tie i'm @anoe iiu0.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
TIE TIDE OF EMIGRATION
TURNED.

Seeker. for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands of the .1tl0nttcdc Pacific Rail
road COMPANY.
This Company offers I, 100000 acres
of the finest lands in the world, at from 81 to
Sl2 per acre, OF seven years time, and with
free transportation to all purchasers.
This Road, Never BI0cE0ded bU
iSilOsO, is destined to become the national
highway between NcW York and San
Francisco; and to the industrious farm
-. -: I e 80, ..os re earnestly recommend
can the poor man find more grateful eli.
mate, better soil, or greater productivcpcss.
For full information, with Maps and Pam
phlcts, address: AMOS Tuck, Land Commits
sioncr, % South Fourth Street, st. Louis.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05

A YOUNG married man in Ar.
kansas was displeased at some
thing his wife did recently, aud
struck her. Then he went to his
mother and told her that il his
wife did not do better in the fu-
ture he would blow his brains ont
as he did not intend to slap her or
complain of her again. A few
days after, thinking that she did
not c"me at his request with the
alacrity she ought, lie drew bis
pistol and shot himself dead.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
The GoSlin.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

The goslin IL the old goose's yung
child. They are yeller all over az soft
az a ball ov worsted. Their foot il
wove whole, and they kan swim as
easy az q drop ov kastor oil on the
water.
They are born annually about the
18th ov Nay, and never waz known
tew die naturally.
Fla man should tell mo he had saw
a goose die natraI and square deth, l
wouldn't believe him under oath after
that, not even if he swore he had lied
about seeing a gooze die.
The goose are different in one res
pekt from the human family, who are
sed tew grow weaker, but wizer;
whercaz goslin alwus grows tuffer
and more phoolish.
hav seen a goose that they sed
waz SO years old last June, and he
didn't look an hour older than one that
waz II.
The goslin waddles when he walks,
and paddles when he swims, but never
dives, like duk, out ov sight in the
water. but only changes ends.
The food ov the goslin IL rye, corn,
oats and barley, sweet apples. hasty
pudding, and billed kabbage, cooked
potatoze, raw meat, and turnips, stale
bred, kold hash, and tho buckwheat
kakes that are left over.
They amt SO partiklar az sum pholks
what they eat, and won't git mad and
quit if they kant have wet toast and
lam chops every morning for break
fast.
Iii was going tew keep boarders,
! wouldn't want emmy better feeders
than an old goose and IL goslins. If
| kouldn't suit them should konklude
! had mistaken mi kalling.
Roast goslin il good nourishment,
If you kan git enuff ov it, but thare
amt much waste meat on a goslin.
hav alwus notissed, when yu pass
yurc plate up for sum more baked gos-
lin, ut hotel, the colored brother
Gums back empty with plate, and tells
yIu, sinister, the roast goslin liz no
more" IN y Weekly.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
Discovery Of the Mortal Remains Of
Saints Philip and James ina
Church in Rome,

Rome Letter to the New York World.
A remarkable and exciting dis
coyery has been made in Rome
in these last days. On Wedncs-
day when the workmen wore busy
removing brick by brick, from
the high altar in the church of
the twelve apostles-which editice
is undergoing a thorough repair
they came upon the relics of st.
Philip and st. James minor, the
cousins OF the Savior. 1t was
known that this basilica, which
dates from the days of Constan-
tine, did receive in the fourth
and fifth century, from the east
the bodies Of these martyrs, and
that they were inferred within
it's limits, but the precise spot was
not known; indeed, according to
tradition, the relics had been 80
concealed that they were never to
be discovered until the day OF
judgment. An ancient MS, also
found lately among the venera-
BILE archives of the convent attach
ed to the Basilica, did say that
the burying place Of the two ap-
ostles Claimed to be among the
special protectors of Kone)existed
beneath the high altar. But this
had only been read by a few Of
the monks, SO that it was a great
surprise to most people when that
mornings work brought to light a
great stone slab, with an equilateral
cross in alt-rclief reaching to either
side, covering in an empty cham
Der with rough hewn WALLS. And
to one side and exactly beneath
the site ofthe altar table was an
other chamber, plated with Phry.
gian marble, containing a beech
wood coffin in a very much decay
ed condition, but still having with.
in it the bones and ashes Of the
two apostles. The same after
noon the commission Of Sacred
Archaeology visited the site aud
drew mp their statement before
anything was disturbed. The cof-
fin was then carefully taken mp
and placed in a new one prepared
to receive it, and they then came
upon a slab of marble with
round hole in it, such as used to
be placed before the tombs OF
martyred saints. The aperture
was made to pass a handkerchief
to touched the venerated remains
that laid within. The legal docu-
mcnts having been drawn up and
signed by all who were privileged
to lie present., the outer casing
was sealed up and put in charge
of the monk who hast the care of
the relic department in the Basi-
lica
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buckets, others had their arms full

buckets, others had their arms full
Of bottles.
slave You got it, boysi" asked
the veteran to whom the Bible
had been presented.
f"All right, my covey. Ten
gallons Of peach brandy, a key OF,
apple jack aud ever SO many bot
ties Of blackberry wine. Tho old
gal was well tixed,"
"You made such A deuce Of a
noise that she would have smoked
You if | hadn't been there to throw
her ofthe track. Lots 60 and
divide. l ought to have the big
gest share, as l had the hardest
part Of the work."
1t is thus that patriotism and
virtue are rewarded.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05

The Continental Hotel at Han.
nibal, Missouri, has been besieged
for three days by a riotous crowd
of laborers, threatening the lives
of certain contractors who bad
failed to pay the men for work
done on the levee several weeks
ago. On Saturday afternoon there
would have been blood shed blu,
for the interference of the Mayor
and the City Council.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
A BAND ofdcsperadocs, number.

A BAND ofdesperadocs, number.
ing thirty or more, took forcible
possession of Caddis, Indian Ter
ritory, a station on the Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railroad, on
Saturday, and deicd authorities
The United States Marshal wat
overpowercd, and telegraphed tc
Fort Gibson for help. Troops
have been sent to .quell the dis
turbance.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05
TRAINS RUN by CHICAGO TINE.

The best New Road in the U. s.!
Direct connections North to Saginaw,
Lansing and all Northern and Western
Michigan.
Direct connections South to CINCINNATI,
Indianapolis, and all points south and
South Est; also all Eastward points.
Through trains are run between Jack
son l. Fl. Wayne and between Jackson
and Saginaw. Graz d Rapids, and Chicago.
Trains on this Road arc run BY Chicago
time.
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GRAND RAPIDS.

In the above locations can be round
some Of the BEST Farming and Pine land
in the State lying for twenty miles on
either side Of the surveyed line Of the
road and they embrace every variety
soil with heavy and light timber; and are
in asection Of Michigan now being rapid.
Iy developed by railroad and other enter
prises,
FARMING LANDS
Are sold on q reasonable credit, to
actual settlers, one quarter Of purchase
money down, interest seven per cent.
N D-Scttlers on any Of these lands of
the q. X X r. r. Co., or on any OF the
lands Owned In Common in the town
ships above designa,ed will
HAvETHF PREFERENCE
OF purchasing their lands, by giving the
Office Prompt Nc tice Of their wishes upon
reading this advertisement and designst-
ing their Postoffice address.
FOR any information concerning the
lands, price 81 oc atiou etc {, address
WIN, A. HOWARD,
Land Commission Grand Rapids. e
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Farming Lands

As good rs any in the world are to be found
in abundance, and will be sOJ ON the most
favorahletcrnIs to actual settlers. Some lev
el and heavily timbcred with Oak, Beech, Ma
pie, &c. Some rolling, with Beech, Maple,
Rock Elm, &c. IN fact, every variety of tim
bcv soil surface can be foMnd.
The railroad is complete to Reed City(T
n. II. 10 West and there Is only 4S miles to-
reach LHdinStop on Lake Michigan. This
will be constructed NJ fast az the work cab
economically be done. Cheap Land and
Railroad facilities are seldom offered together
and those who wish te secure homes will do
well to apply early and take choice selections.
Terms Of Sale.
One Fourth down, IN al; cases-and balance
may be paid in three equal annual payments
ISsteY Lands must be paid for, before bling
e'a. Farniug Lairis for >fctroi Settlement will
be sold on payment of one-fonrth in cash and
the balance in FIVE equal annual payments.
Interest at the rate of seven per cent. on als
unpaid balances, to be paid annually.
All Contracts and Notes are made payable
Mt Merchants National Bank, IN East Sagi-
nav. Apply in person or by urail to
WIN. !. WEBlSER, Latvi Commissioner,
Land Office at East Saginaw, NTH 2-s