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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

TN minute can produce polish far sunc-ior 10
ing dust, which is great objection IN rOwlCr Look
Stoves md Crates If Won would have them neat
md hearing light lustcr. Price, l2 . cents roll
Families can be supplied nj Of the Druggist and
Grocery Stores in Boston, Dealers cnn hc snplir, NJ the
manufacturers price, Of Dana, Eycns Co.. Sins Pierce
e Co., VIM Srcarns Co., WIN u. Bradford & CT.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR,
Woodstock W. o.
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EASiI paid for slippery Elm Bark Snake Root Hood
~ Root and rive Smut, by JAS. RO5S,Jr.
Woodstock MAY IL, 1912.
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WHY nre the wings like scnpors' "G;ye il
np,"-Tccan'e they MOTEL piit Cioy, an will
make bust Of it-Bay slate Dem.
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DCLLARD'S OIL SOAP. For cleansing wnol,
Nd en- LINEN, and cotton good, from spots occisioned
hy paint tar, vnrns and oils Of every descrp
tion, without injury TO the finest goods. For sale by
Wood,tock q Jnne 1912. JAS ROSS, Jr.
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MAINE.
agricultural Bank Brewer
in hands ofrcceivers go n On r, ds
Bangor COmmer ial Bank, Bangor
charter surrendered 3nd
Bath Bank charter expired redeemed
Cnsne bank worthless
Citizens Bank, augusta, new plate)
charter mned do
Calls Bank IOa
Damarscotia Bank do worthless
Frankfort Hank, Frankfort do do
Globe lank, BangOr do do
Georgia Lumber CO. Portland do
llalowcl and Augusta do
Kcnchcck Bank do
kcnnthunk Bank do
LAFAYETTE Bank, Bangor
charter SURRENDERED ga
Mercantile Bank, Bangor 3g4
Odlown Bank worthless
O\ford Bank, Fryhurs Fraud do
PassnmaquOidy Bank do
Peoples Bank charter surrendered do
Saltwater Canal nj OrOnO
In hands OF receivers do
SacO Bank redeemed BY Trustees at Saco
81, CrOiN, Calls l5d
Washington county, Calls
charter surrendered worthless
Wneryic Bank (clnsed) redeemed
U,SrbrOuk Dnnk UtslhroOk ga
Wis'asset Bank worthless
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank On
lilkbOrOugh Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth,, charter
expired redeemed
Uoolrborgh Iank worthless
VERMONT.
agricultural Bank, Troy Fraud
no such Bank authorised
Bennington Bank Pennington AGO
Conercm Bunk vi Vermont fraud
no such Bank authorised
Essex, GuiIdhull worthless
Green Mountain Rnnk fraud do
Jefferson, County Bank fraud do
81. Adams Bank 2a3
MASSACHUSETTS,.
amherst Bank, charter surrendered redeemed
Berkshire Bank worthless
Chelsea Bank, Chelsea s0GGO
Commonwealth bank, Boston 1jpS0
East Bridgwaer Bank
charter surrendered redeemed
Essex Bank, Salem worthless
Farmers and Mechanics, y. Adams do
Farmers Bank helrhertown do
Franklin Bank. Boston do
Fulton, or Wimnisimmct Bank. Boston do
Hampshire Bank Northampton do
Lafayette Bank, Boston do
MendOn Brrk closed do
Nd,lle.ey Bank. Cambridge, redeemed ga
Mddlns Interest Bank, Boston l5a2o
Nnlnnt Bank, LINN a90
NCburypnrt Bank 1Jd
Norfolk Bank, RoNhury redeemed
rhrntx Bunk, Nantucket worthless
RoSbury Bank charter annulled do
Sutton Bank do
Winthrop Bank, gone into liquidation redeemed
RHODE ISLAND.
DurrilyilIc Bank worth'e.
Eagle Bank, Newror, fraud 10
Farmers Bank do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank - 20
Franklin Bank, Providence fraud worthless
Mount Hope Bank closed redeemed
Puscoag Bank dl0
coNNEcTIcrr.
nrilecpor, Manufacturing Co. fraud worthless
Derby Bank, do
Euglc Bank do
lioirltOnic Railroad Co. a50
NEW YORK.
New York City ltdlI
Old Safety Fund, good Banks lall.i
New do do Red Back. uncertain az
United States Bank Bills, old and new fO16j
Nova Scotia Bills l0a l2l .2
New Brunswick Bills 7a9
EXCHANGE.
Drafts OH New York parn i.l0premlur
Albany ii
Philadelphia PARA lilo dis
Baltimore para lilo
Norfolk 3.ia =
RChnoni 1874 la 2
tkatlrstOw1 LEA 2
Savannah n
Augusta, Ga. a
MOhlc' nominal u 10
New Orleans "a
Nashville l6 n II
- Louis n 90
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'Aioie funds have improved 10 per ceLt within few
days We Low quote them ut Is 81.
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Price Two Cents.

check drawn by the Secretary of State of ILL.,, bank
in same State-the drawer had funds.
SO. Joseph Blunt, New York, lawyer whatever may be
the balance note drawn by for 81 PAS, due Oc-
tober 22nd 81. given settlement OF accounts.
3D. Joseph Hoxe to the holder of my for aOs 90
due jan 1887 given for the purchase Of real estate in
Detroit, Michigan
Assets
state to the court that have not made sche-
duie Of property because have real estate whatever
except what described in schedule A. and which
numbered far beyond its value so also with regard to
tha personal estate have literally Under the last
execution issued gaipst me, and surrendered the She
r o. the city Of New York the few articles of household
furniture which had at my lodgings at ~ Murray street.
the books bed and bedding eeerd which had been
Oft 20 me by the sheriff of Queens county under the laws
OF New York, and the few articles Of jew ery of my wife,
including my own watch state therefore, that have
no property, either real personal, except table
one carpet-our charsa few napkins, sheets Sc, and
the necessary wearing apparel for myself and family
that have lived weekly salary since my failure in
1887 and that schedule includes loans made 10 since
my failure by personal friends for the purpose OF aiding
me in the support Of my family. .s III, 4. ..s
= (signed) JAS. WATSON WEBB
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LADIES NEED NOT d EsPAIR.
IN A. Z. CASTLE has Paste for filling decaved hollow
teeth can be put into the tender teeth without
pam or and with whcn becomes mpaeted
therto painful and useless teet) arcialy sound and
ert n all their respective for fepreventng IN ALL
CASES the necessity OF extraction. Ladies the dstn
gushed IN society, ofer their testimonials the vivid
terms as to us efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post
say, admirably adapted for tender teeth and
vous and Dr. Castle the teeth with great
and ability" The New York Aurora says 80 1t makes
The teeth III all perfect for life" The Sun, says
Castle has OBJ aimed much celebrity for his mode
Of Milling the teeth" The gentlemen of the
Castles Paste for filling the teeth loothache Pills. Of
Which put IN the aching TOOTH will effect
From the Journal of Commerce ]
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON-Dr.
T. Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece of dental
shot away in the Of Lieut. s. Of the u. S. N, who
met with this terrible and casualty while pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida. We have letters from Lieut. 8.
conhmatory Of this extraordinary and
that the loss OF these important kuv replaced by
Dr. T. inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion by
pherc PRESSURE which he first introduced the Of the
PUBLIC In 1925 Dr. c. Castle refers the Spanish French
ana Egsh ATbasador MI Stoughton the Spanish Consul
G. Johnson President OF the Medical Society s. NJ VI Mrs
jen Games, Beck. D., Dr. j. A. Smith, DR.. E. Della
field, Dr. Beade Dr. Boyd, Dr. Buyer Dr. J. c. Cheesmsn,
Dr H. Stevens Dr. J. Torey Dr. BayiIes, DR.. w ay
son, &c nc Nc d2 lm"r
ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas MxtureTbis extremely delicious and unparal
eed Tea so highly in China and Europe Just i'm
Tea Establishment, lei Chatham New York-n Chinese
packages Pnce so cents and 81. de- lmsr
RLACK MARBLE-l5O Irish Black Marble, for sale by
y n28r PERSSE & BROOKS No. 81 Liberty street.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC

M iEVETT Dentist, the intIoducer this country
~. the year 1875 of inserting Teeth the above .cenhc
principle, spractsed by himself ALONE, the
ton OF the pgb 70 his The established
reputation OF Dr. Levett his well peculiar and
scientific adaptation in supplying the deficiencies Of the Teeth
and the unvaed satisfaction gwen which he fully
IN cases warrants his inviting the attention OF the ladies
andgenemen who have had artificial Teeth unskiliny
who may require new for those DISPLACED by nature
Nj. LEVETT, Dentist, $50 Broadway,
corner Warren street, opposite the Park.
fCopy offs Letter from NJ. M. Noah Esq 10 Dr. Levettl
= NEw YoRE May 2ah, l8i1
Dear Sir sit both matter of duty pleasure state,
at h- set ni artificial teeth the principle Of
which made for lady my family
in respect sppeaIsnce comfort and utility and has
gwen entire Satisfaction
[sgned1 NJ NJ NOAH
DR. Levett has Permission he
ctIens of New York. d8 Imsr
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T. M o V L.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

sremov ed from l45 Broadway TO No J Astor Houss
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments Of most elegant ant fashionable kind saving Of
90 per cent FOR cash.
THE advertiser d, the hack
ueyed system Of giving list Of nominal
that the length of time he has been esabhcd together with
the extensive patronage bestowed prove
Gent voucher FOR his capabilities Possessing The Of
being copnct With extensive cloth Europe
he confidently thai he furnish clothes which,
paren, will be found lower than other house making up
the best descriptions Of gentlemens dress
slo BIN $. PHILLlPs Asor House, Broadway Il
FRENCH CHINA-Dinner sets, octsgon, Tea do DO and
IL all the articles fo diLner and tea by only. For
sale By A. DALEsME,
aH lmsr South William o., NOT, up stairs,
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80 a REGUtAn OPPOSITION TO CATS
klLB, and intermediate iand,nxs without tow
barees Regular days from o'I TsiitskilI Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. ON New York Tuesdsys
Thursdays and RaurdaysFarc from ts,.s, sa en,s
-Berths Is cents-Supper rs cents. ' ~ ~
The and fast ste WAVE, Captain Vands
leave Robinon ST. pier Thursday Nov 7th at five oIarl VIM
For further particulars inquire Of the tain on board NJ
running the daysabove named will b. dav CO.,
muncaon between Catsk and New York and int
piscAl IoI lIekht ano passWe az reuuce1 DIicts
CHINA GLASS OF every deserpton--the cheapest In
" Ih city for Christmas and New Year presents beautiful
kinds; dishes, cologn bottles Of different sizes
The above caano be had at other place in this country
nshed 20 cen cheaper than any other msaactoy
wholesale and retail store, No IS John and the Glass
mandatory Of STOUVENEL X co.
die lm"T No. ~ Godst New York
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"a TO THE LADlES-WM. H. BEBEE Fssh,ona-
liable Hattes I78 Broadway under Howards Hotel, have
hand extensive OF Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats, of their manufacture which warranted
the city, and at PRICE, which cannot fail to suit; those
Also gene raj assortment OF CENTS Boys and Childrens
Fur, Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps. do Imr
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INHEAT-25OO bushels prime Illinois Wheat. For sale BY
w EDWD X. COLLINS 4 Co, :

pOARDING-TAe original Walton House 326 Pearl street
Fmnkiin Squae-kepi by Jas Fowler, from London Eng
land permanent boade So week. transient boarde 50
cents day Families be accommodated with private
rooms on reasonable terms Wines and spirits cents
glass-hcme brcwd ale cents pn!fne Welsh rarebits
cents eacheod cuts equally cheap b. Hot coffee cent?
j. y particularly requests who is in Of
Portable hone call and his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England would
find 70 their to call The house being convenient
give passsengep every information.
New York and Old Country papers taken in. ms 3msr
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NOTICE is HEREBY GivEN-That an application will
be made TO The Legislature Of the State Of New York
US next session 70 BE holden a. the capitol N the city q Al
bany on the ft Tuesday Of Japui by the Washing
Prospect Temperance Beneficial Society Of the
New crs for Act Of Incorporation; and that the said So
ssty NAV % and known by the
hclal Society Of the city Of New York
Dated Dee. 81, 1873.
A. &. FLANAGAN
ISAAC COVERT, lc.t.
G.. A. MERRIO,
d23 lswsu
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UNITED STATES
TIE A MPORIUM,

l2l, late I29 Chatham street, Neto York
THE cANo Fx ANP e1aana. to o., for
~ sale and fragrant Tea, Of every variety and style
Sss nd
oaSh s and an the G
power VIII remain unimpaired climate; Their system
s the be &c
y with to weigh: and quality, and on
articles which fail give fullest sstisfc,ion which
Sse sssa. q fsSe.
will find m decided advantage to supply them
ds1. f1 1a@ ali essTy d az The United su, with
ssea ss in America for the sale g. Hon
DAYS FIRST PREMIUM OVER SHOES EOK LA,
bb arr s% o b the mos, perfect article made Of
factory easd viii
"a :
af to Be Is s tied IN sng
one store HORACE II. DAY.
nas lm.r Successor to R,1buy iad'a Rabbs s4e CO.
AzA FOR sAhETTha valuable stand Lpown The
olk county, L. l. The house is built modern Style
eighty feet KIT neadad tw hh an s s1e
and cacuatedto accommodate 40 boarde e family
'ay ouISaainG, fruit and shuSbsy &C.
Soa. %d &c
AHe Al open lame in front Of The house and
walk Of eight q ten minutes The Long Island Raj Road
nd o s W s .S
YS OH and and, B b. I ILL.,,
OF brook fishing or noble sport Of buck hunting
Deer being abundant in the vicinity and frequently
There about two hundred acres Of land and meadow at,
tackled to the premises and good proportion Of stand
~, Thf house aud budns rSnd be sold with
The term, viii be liberal and the tue undisputed.
E T row. IL f:spS. Vi the n}I
s Chatham street. New York # che ,sbss,bs1 the
Dated, I.,p, Nov. 1912. Dc im.ec
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"A WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A country reside nee
m within Is miles Of New York. with from to 20
Of land Long Islnd Sound, preferred Ad-
Iress with full particulars, box7 ost Office, Pou hkeep
Y. MID
FOn SALE, the cheapest Farm in these parts flo
E. acres gooo buildings, plenty Of fruit wood and water
valuable farms and four houses and lots and nigh Paned
De- to trade for dry goods and house and
Do valuable lots in Jersey City. Cell 8. VAIL sstur
days. Courandt from 10 to Other days, Painsd
N. j., at VA w ashington It.
Ten small farms for sale low. suaS .V
w ..-,. La.
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Punetuay regards the day Of sailing will be
hsreofore The price Of passage outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
will be provided with the exception Of wines and liquors.
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE CO., 81 South St,
C. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burling- slp, N. Y.
je24 1vh Barring BROTHERS & Co, L'pool.
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interested in the landsl


and marked D.
The land purchased 5000 per acre. sieo has been
paid.
49, My liability whstever it may be- on certain bond
and mortgage and promissory notes to Adm suydam of
New Brunswick, in conDexion with Jas Lormer Ora
ham and others, part of which suit was commenced
and possibly Judgment obtained. The whole explsinei
by deed and map hereunto annexed and marked L..
This property was about 40 valued 100000
allotted in so shares each share estimated at $1,000 Webb
paid down $500 the day ofthe agreement 26h jan s6
Webb also gave four romissory notes OF $500 EACH and
81. To Lansing, Monroe King S4ll 80
Being balance Of account, &c
a. To Clement hasserty New York Whatever may
of 40 Of land in Flushing, L. l. which gave my
bond in the sum Of $4,000 to repurchase within
years for the OF $4,000, and collateral to said
bond, conveyed to him, certain property in the city Of
Utica.
be due HIM, arising from loss $4,000 OF stock in
steamboat Sun, which he held for me under certain
ditions.
may be ultimately owing them They have an account
against me of about 1900 90
have paid the estate of A. L. Stuart about $4,000 90
edorsers to the National Bank Bank Of the State Of
New York, and the Messrs. Bartows, all herein de-
Some further details here follow Of the state of secur
3d. r. M. BIatchford, and James Bowen, of New York
any balance which may be due them on two promssory
notes OF 300 each, 1900 90
80 claim Of Mr. Cephas Mills, in relation to brig
called the George Washington owned by Henry l..
Webb, then of New Orleans, but settled In lss4 The
claim is not equitable.
a. claim when last heard from said to be the proper
y OIL bank in Albany, being for note OF $500 90
dated in 1895, procured from me by D. X Minor and
Lyndse, and upon which suit was commenced against
me IN England, ON the aidavits OF Van Buren,
35 SamuelP. Lyman OF Utica, 5000 on
being Eve promissory notes $1,000 each, May 10TH
1885, given for the purchase of Hnsdae H. portion
Of which was given to said man. part payment Of his
claim. ----.
se Henry Lynch, of New York, acclaim for difference
on stock operations, said 10 be about 1850 90
81 Nevns and Townsend, New York, brokers, or 800
dollars, $50 90
and interest from 1875, being for my endorsement on
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e%aag ep s -

From Peck Slip East River, =
The new and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dutan will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Sanr
day afternoon, O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded dsely the
arrival Of the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
out change of ears baggage
For further information, enquire a the Office of
d. B. ALLEN, 80 PECK slip, mp stairs.
An persons forbid trusting any one account of the
above boats
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JAMES DOWNEY.
SPECIAL NOTICE
THE TRIAL. OF OITR SAVIOIrR The nuhl;c A..

THE TK!AL OF OUR SAVIOUR.-The public re-
specially informed that the splendid group twenty
three figures, in saturv the size Of life. representing this
solemn and impressive scene which has been
by seventy thousand persons during the six
monlhs, and elected much praise from the press
exhibition for short time at the spacious hail. in Granite
Building, Of Chambers street and Broadway, New
York entrance on chambers
Opon every day from A. 10 P. NJ and on Sundays
from 10 A. ". till 10 in the evening.
Admission Is cents children under II years fsge half price
Season. tickets for adults SO do do for children IS
Pupils of Sunday and other schools will be admitted the
rate cents when they body less than
twenty five in number. d23 9tsr
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City Hall and Twentyseventh street Line will fo'
ow:1From 30 A. M. ten minutes throughout the
day uIP M aud on Sundays twenty minutes. Fare
Ga cents.
Passenaers for Westche ster Thogs Neck Eastchessr.
New Rochelle Mamaroneck, Horse Neck North Castle, Rob-
bins. Mills and White Plans will take the O'clock NJ.
o'clock, M and O'Clock, P. NJ trains from City Hall.
On 26h Dec and ID Jan the will City Hall
and Williams Bridge every hour from A 6PM.
m m j..
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Ia LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOEs--Lockwood
sel Broadway keeps fine sssortmen nj Of ladies' and
opan fashions Orders received by the dozen from places Of
IA lie M Inn
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DIsBI, Sw's RIDING SCHOOL. .Os Bowsy.-1

D'DAVls, tfrom Eafope) Professor.
Evenh I,, is 10, genemsa WIZ commende on Monday
evening, during the season.
Select parties Of ladies' and gentlemen. be moda-
ted with instruction Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Military elias. for the instruction of gentlemen military
nan 20 com%epss wednesday evening lah in
son Wishing 10 subscribe ta either Of III. shcxs
classes VIII please call a, he earliest convenience Daily
ssSsls%sn from 10 10 A N aud ' SKI. NJ Evening
FANCY. ARTICLES FOR The HULYDAYs.-The
sabscI,beT has RECEIVED by The latest arrivals rich
Pans Fancy Article, consisting OF fancy work
with and ea shiss
euy invited to ea and examine the above stock,
d. ms D Fs + FSxNrIscHI esss Broadway.
- MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS : :,
puD 7 ny,,ed to ,asPess he entirely new stock Of
,ubcbsr comprising The most extensive and rich assortment
that he vii receive Ibis and tbs fines, LOT Of goods in
admission 2 them Is solicited while the stock complete
dsposed Of Immediately many parties disappointed in
The goods just received comprise some entirely new articles
Of that exquisite taste peculiar French manoscres such
study lamp: with porcelain hsas. fs "
es; brackets lures bsonze enassance and gilt for two
ss e. ana globes e0'0aed ana cut
s aGs sn. rim
s Inc 4 Sssa,c as well M lamp
cal hs subject be convinced Of by calling this
tablishment ..., .-,'
I'll. Depo,or Mechanical Lamcs, % John street
ed from the scs tha, ,hs following public establishments
this CITY as f HSa,s w''" 'asm Hou,s
p Sssi HSS Library sIs sS;a $i Ess;:
They also be foand many other public building,
Gssasss TIE country and in every instance s9T
ECONOMY n. DKEss.-sseE tuToas the STYLE Of over.
es sns Sa s
are ss ready made a' BroadwaM A A HS,;
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

/ pursuance Of law, /, john TYLER, President OF
l. the United States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held al
the aforementioned Land Offices in the s ate OF ILL
nos, at the periods hereinafter designated, TO wit
At the Land Office at DIXON, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of January next, for the
disposal OF the public lands within the undermen-
TONED townships, to wit
North Of the base line and East Of the fourth principal
meridian.
Townships twenty and twenty-one, of range four
townships twenty, twenty one, twenty two and
twenty three, Of range five.
Townships twenty -seven, twenty eight and twenty
nine, OF range six
townships twenty-seven twenty-eight and twenty
nine, OF range seven.
townships twenty seven and twenty nine, OF range
ten.
Townships twenty-five, twenty three, twenty-foul
and twenty-nIne, of range eleven.
AT the Land Office at CHICAGO, commencing OF
Monday thu thirteth day of January next, for the
disp sal of the public lands within the undermention
ed townships, TO wit:
North Of the base line, and East of the third principe
meridian.
ToVnships thirty-seven, thrty-eght, thirty-nine
forty and iorty-one, of ranges four and five.
Townships thrtyseven, thirty mine, forty and forty
one, Of range six.
Townships thirty-seven, thirty-nine, forty ano
forty-one, of range seven.
Townships thirty-seven and foty-one, of range
eight.
Townships thiry-eight, thirty mine, forty and forty
one, of range nine
Fractional township thirty-eight, north of the ole
Indian boundary line, and townships thrtyne, forty
and forty lone, of range ten.
Fractional townships thirty-eight and thirty-uine
north of the old Indian boundary line, and townships
forty and forty-one, of range eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military or other purposes will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands are sooner disposed of, and M
longer, and private entries of land in the town
ships so offered, will be admitted until after the ex
piration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this twenty-seventh day of September, Ann
Domni, 1912
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. III. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.