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TAKE NOTICE.

We copy the following from the y. Y.
Tribune, Of the 2Is,ult.:
"Bennetfs Herald it may be Is well tom.
form our friends every where, who hear Of
1t bal 90 not see ii, is sold out, BODY and oiz.
Yard, 10 the loco focos for the camnaion
'nd Is busy IN fabrlcaiing returns and fal.
siiyIng issues to suit its new VOCATION
Having done its utmost to give victory
I" -Nat!'eism II is now dong all II can n
make that victory rebound to the adyan.
iage OF loco focoism. All that we desire
IS hat 1t should be fairly understood abroad
and mol palmed of as neutral paper ~
the Journal Of Commerce often is"
Henry Clay's fame, az n splendid or.
a'or, wall descend to icmotest posteftv. AZ
cicero's has descended to Us. Hence he
Has achieved imperishablc glory for his
eountry. "-Mddisonian.
" Henry Clay embodies my highest con.
.|P''on Of man-trank, generous and no. /
9,e' | have always idolized him. - Cen.
Harrison. '"'
Il" The price Of labor Is entirely too biob
ne Iaborer in this country can afford ~ /,
Tor Id a day.'-iSeaator YapDqg
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WING Electoral Ticket.
Election the ith OF November.

1--we sre authorized TO announce CT JOHN
GRAY BYAuM, as candidate f Maj y Gcn-
cral OF the an Division 81 North Carolina Militia.
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The Hon the Lord Preyos, FlO0
A & J Densou, George Square 200
Charles Tennsni s Co. 200
nililaGa =, D'1on goo
DUNLOP. W,iii1m. & Co 599
Buchanan, Hamilton & Co. 100
A Friend 60
Heale thompson 30
AIars s 49, c., - .
ID. McPhail & 70. 81
William Stirring 4 Son. SO
,. y. q hos Brown 50
60 y =, A a ~
Robert p4Ia,.h AZ
John Whitehead 30
George Smith 80
Jonn herf %
" r. v,.hou -
A. Nd j Banatvns u
John Young 81
Robert Stewart On
Andrew Mitchell b
Alexander Maegregor 20
&c amounting to 100000
There is nothing IN all this which should
cause surprise, however il may alarm US.
We oughI 10 expect that foreigners will
make every cXeflIon 10 their power to OBJ
tam control OF our markets. Ii is their
business to do SO. We should pursue the
same policy if we were similarly situated.
We s5ould ind Il necessary TO do So
hese British manufacturers act only like
'hfewd, enierpnsng, tar.seeing business
men, They tod that other nations are
beginning to do Their own labor they buy
OF Them less and lc~ery year. /. thus
oecoiiic' matter OF the utmost importance
20 persuade other nations, if possible, TO
0"a10oh me protective policy. Like ex-
P''' anu shI"ui salesman, they use all the
!, IN their power to make Us believe
'nat uey can sell Us goods on much bet.
A. -" 's ''.ih "ccan make them ourselves.
t eiuSt. ~" ny SO hat II Henry Clay is
ton is csafli Ism anu '',e l'p'-g Of ptoloc.
own work, ard rbev MI sy'''i ,lt always o. ar
here. The London am, ga I'D l,'Ltrt
very forciblv eynre.sod H. aas 49, No'''
in the following pora,,a,,I. '0''1''''0''
"Tbo oIoo,;oa r ~ r.,
rp,p ho ln,taJ - '''' my must WE
p v,en, Go 'o ~oc upon as 10 considerable
COMMERCIAL rys,r a','''o" " ne fTme'Pfe Of
been tbo consi -, '','o"' nc mas always
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pich he viii derive from S'a''''cal''h
note, especially when II gits', ''l' %
rouble to wrile il. 4e 50
Z. NJ. Clay's letter was written
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Drcyird. a Mr konroa and smother p,,,,
no, reeoIlseied. were appointed to dno
elaration. l, appears then that ,bo A.
Militia Companies in the County Of Mset,
were represented, and as Ezekiel Polk a..
zen Of South Csrolina then. how coulJ 1.
the Convention not being Commit,es M.
any Militia Company and how could bs,L
in the transaction This proves at on..,
could have had no hand in DRAWING H.. n
ton, and DIR. Brevard, who was ssid,L
of considerable requirements. and n, :
who was an attorney, did no, stand :.
bis assistance, no matter how talented 4,
be considered a, this late day.
1t wa, aul'qe by the Mssl,.u
niau soa.,SSllo9o thai
I.., .l1sI M
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C1sft ana Rep0rffr.
suLAND, Sept 2, 1874.
Il - Ihe editor Of a neigh.
'l,he hen'nesy Gazette, Of
=, Ealing my attention to a let.
Gay, Lsq. ondor date Of tine
"A, and addressed to Cot. J.
kpaea, has appealed to aa.
arne !. and with pur.
nofecfed sincerity, 10 say
Froye or disapproye Of that
Ft az not the heart to DENY
olcat qualification
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LETTERS FROM Mr.. CLAY.

Letter from Mr.. Clay TO the Hon. John
NJ. Clayton, which was introduced by the
latter in his speech at Lancaster, Pa, on
the 9Th instant.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
"vyhi.e R.d Gloves"

FANEUIL Hall LEvEE HoNoR oF HEvRy CLAN.-
If any of readers wish for WHITE KID GLOVES,
beautiful scQrfS for the neck, friend Iaw
ley, at has United States Furnishing Depot has them =
.ltdS March 3D.
Farewell to log cabins coon skins and hard cider. Wei
come WHITE KID GLOVES and BEAUTIFUL
SCARFS - (tU The clay ball IS ovcr) Well the great
Clay Ball 1t II the evening of ihe 9TH
insand aude to II only to show the public and labor
menthe log cain menthat the 7ghite KID go7e az
beautiful scarf gentry in the ascendancy, and tie
hard hands hare necks viii stand poor chance. Ii Is
little amusing notice the tricks aud stTua-
to which the wings resort. Amongst The ausiocTacy
Is elegant halls masuilceniiy furnished, ssbue Kid
gi,1es aud music and dancing aud champagnc-hut
among tie country peope, the farmers and workngne",
il i i0y cabins. coonSkiHs aad hGrd cider.
II should he said however 10 the credit of the federal
,r.te lid and beautiful scarf aristocracy. that the Hall
which elegantly decorated, opened on Tuesday
evening II give the mechanics a chance To In what
spendor the Clay danced the dictator into ths
PIesdemcy.- T.. Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

The New Haven Register thus clcvey exposes the ah-
surdes of those who undertake L. defend tie arH
The wings have al least Te strings To their fiddle, wien
dscoursng tariff music Frsi. they nsst that man-
uacuTrrs rvsng because the present aih law shnfs
1T foreign i'apoaiIous and gives the market Sec
oudv. that under Is IrONlsioas, commerce = IN
proving aud that foreign sood pouring alto the oou"-
try at an unprecedented raie Threatening to overflow ihe
tr, asur with moucy received dutie Thirty. ihet
the home marhc beng titus sccRrcd 10 the Amoi ats,
competition among ourselves reduces the pnce oi our
wares what before ihe present law wa m7oe
Founhy, that starving al he places. ioesue
foreigners uucer.oi ilc nAket-wniir w. are now
growing tch less pfcs~ when TIE i"rei-n import
alons are ncn o-ne Iasy. that the foreigner lass The
duty-aud finally duties d. Al. ah Ct Ae rce II
a5ticcs.'
These d1 rnt positions arc al necessary 90 tie 'nd-
cation OF ,he re.ncu,e system Tue only misfortune is
hat they rofute other but this T. i usigf-
tune at al m Ire eyes oi those who iAeil ursu
meuts
There are persons who ia,e mis- leto1s easg'c 10
getting people tog her who cauuot h,p q-asil it-. Il
apcas as re d. of tae tar have s'a1, ,tif <
o thi. feeling H. seem T. shi "a r.rmcas which
disagree aud contradict each other Their Arguments are
truly knock down argunenis Tor thy knock each .hsf
dowu-.N l. Pysf.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

IrNr-O'f 5>is the B5tr.
Il e'ci ! conclude 10 gel mauled.
AMI cerieiHly think may sooas
The lal that give my fir hind 70
Shall Mt e lpssy old coon.
lie must ;o.l .n the great undertaking,
Be stitrIag by night and by day,
A nd vote gan 81 the Demon Of Evil
Tie reckless and bad Henry Clay.
In the heat OF the contest no hiaching,
But Ggm lor tie land and the laws,
The lad that will win ne must battle
For the good old republican cause
Though his lock. may te brilliant As mou.rg,
lis c0untenanCe far as the moon.
In my heart there's no place f,r tory
DO you hhiat JC0i4ll MARI Coos
Now look TO it vel ye Y ung gallanis,
The times VIII admit no .ay,
Would YOU win the frank hear, IF this maiicn,
You must work 'gliu.t the dcb4uchce Clay.
Then I'll tender my hand at tie altar,
To one who is able o. >ay,
The battle Is fought my beloved,
Aud we've beaten the dis>oiuie Clay.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
Far he S.a,e S.n-ia1L.
The Triumph Of Democracy.

Fair Freedom triumph o'cs upuen's sway.
Has sung her tuge o'er thtaijom's solemn toinb,
Heg blazing meteor hlIl, The dawuns dav.
And ails tiumpl ant through the Midnight gloom.
Unswcrvcd the might Of he pci6dious arm,
VINO gave her sanction &c teathie>s crime.
Who >hlO1i> her Eaut .eacath ceccpu0u's form
Aal yaiaiy hope, % saun tAe curse of time.
Nlin-gleIou, tium,hs Of transient hour
Have eau "a 50 s0ol the yIctnrS' ,h us 10 ..ns.
The poignant blasts Of TetIIouiion lower,
Ard deep rCmorse now aggraNates TIE sung
Carecrug high o'cr Ruins buining pile,
uufcttcrcl uow the ;hurdeiing iyda reiy,s.
TIE arm of lu,tiec hft, aioit hci scale.
Aal F4eel.m sweeps along COiumta', p.a4as.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
Dancing Politicians.
The New York Exprcss SAYS:

The New NoIk ExpTess slys:
"EtghH Ward clay BaA-The honor Of giving the
most successful potca ball Of the past brilliant season
have fallen this good Wing lciation. The
saloon of the Apollo crowded with A. far women
and brave celebrate any OCCASION and
the festivities of the evening entered into aud carried
sprted style"
The religious wigs are determined To be merry. anu
dance themselves into o6fce The log Cabin l. throwed
aside fit only Tor The lower orders, of whgsory.
The gay ball roor, the ght fantastic toe" and the
co.ogne sprnk.ed gentlemen all the 60, Go It To
the death
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
United STATES Isani<---ImpOViant IC-ter
(InIn 71CDEfIe.

The Wings have relied greatly on Mr. McblAie as ore
Of their champions Of Uultd states Bans. Tie i'l-
loNin. 20 answer q Mr Richie Who wtoic o. Bum ia
the ec'. scatcrs tile b pes of Cay a-l am'Hs'ef
Bank winds. Gar as hc . concerned ite pe'-
pie look upon The creation ol National Bank VITA .o-
.o- and as ie ces.iu destruction Cd. republican, us
iutious. We copy i.cm tie Richmond Eaa ref-v'l'
Nasesman.
paAR Siu.--i can have no hrsi.-tion o. aisNcnor
your enquiries. As q the cefsiituuonaty - Bans "
the United Lot question nos leIe ding
apon circnm-sinccs-I have noi changed ry opinion.
unless very strong d1us o tbe power of Cansres 10
exempt the >tac,lo.irr> ftn i.asidua rsri 'Hs D't'
constitute chang. sub c1cuf fuon hancser s nai 80
an essential corporation f,r tatAin-. ot-r'
purro-c~ Ba' shall De totally bnd 4, thc irsson- 90
experience % afcr thc irlncuduous losou 81 iAe i.ir
Bank the United S.atcs could believe ciient O.
csfab i>h auohcr suTpoted tAst Bank a~ "aioHai.
and not a parry L-,surc. then rglr'ci o.. b't
we almon.leI y every ihing around that sny
Bank which may he established le-tinod io ie
parry cngue. and one o the gnrai conu0tg l1W'
ers oe the STATE. And Ni add dat unless the nstuf"
nf be eureiy changed. u viii be as couuiu"g o"a
dcmorlzng u Will Be powerful such an institution,
la the hands bold and un~crul uous io'cal ieaaer
sustained hy Vel zcJ political larf hy tie sieat
manufacturing interest secured ~ iis all eance by Tie
houu,iss Of Pro;eessve faiT. aud iy sovereign
States scduced J., he miserable deuson oi gtsng ihem
the proceeds of tie sales of he public lands. and asu-
ing their debs would be literally terrible Than an
army with banners. do no; believe the public hee'iy
would long survive such combination.
With regard 10 The other question 60 which you aude
the union The great Rcpublican plfy-taere n but
one motto under which they successfully rily-atd
that s fee trade and Incorporating war against he
protective aud H. affiliated measures IL tie iaiil
SHOULD BE- satisfactorily reduced. now hope wii.
think the South aud Southwest viii move "a solid column
aud with uufalteTug step.
am very respectfully,
Your obcdcni servant.
GEO. AcDUFFIE.
1 Na
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

pr,uais Fs.. OEce.-fhe question Of the lesa''iy o.
-, p,as P,i otii-e lately e.iAbshed by Nh l., ,sand1f
S,oo,.r # New Yoik, aid BIS Agents, IA various psfis
II the country l. about - te tested IN tie Courts
.u Is now ing on IN The Uuil'd States Dsuiet Io""'
N SESSION n Baltimore. Judge Heath pre-i'ng sgaii' 7,
M. spconeFs Agent here, tor violation o lac
Post oti.co isws.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

,psn shaw of Orang township. ~ this county recent
is ,resenied Ler husband ~h THREE h.e boss ~ o..e
s,rlh They gheJ.in 'ae es-'ssa's' =
Of hsr Uel .Aas seven .a4s a'i- TAI e''"' "' ''
..,an"
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04


m'talei AZ reg -n viii soon >etiIe he whole matte
Tor U.s. Why Is tins pea OF X ctd neS'ilAti1n cons aiy
nterpo-ed' Nil gentlemen be 20 enough u inlIm Us
what there 10 negotiate about To aHofd ground i
reC0a0n there must De conflicting, any ate
rate and iniegeUdtnt rights invol.ed
Where the rights OF question are All On one side-aa.
Wetohncd, a"I undet od, aod hat question j. one SIM
ply OF ure, as hcIe-whai u teie ior n'S'iao'S o act
upon suppose tha DicAt bliah sAouI assert e'F"h l.
tie uaoccupcd country cast ~ e Rocky mountains. or u
tn Ieuioy OF Iowa or the state ~ lousra: "oad you
negotiate about IT. Who's here That i'r am instant OIL
h1rlor The thought AM vet 10 nay "ni there D. IS nuch
propry 90 lhe nc case as ~ the other Our t'le - Ie
one j., ., clear and ,,Ioag as q TIE others
That Gtat Bran is sncclcl dr,U0u, &c r-iaill0g tins
territory no ono can coHit that observes 'e current O.
""ii, nth oF.ra'y attention She zee ana l'l5 'pPiec
aifS He v al'aatees u be derived ~ m as pse>>l'n'
nc "et'.a ~ ie> 1oiaa' j, L.. 'N '.,lse . lt.
va.es % Tie telun la and S N-tt"ic>' ana the mheal
"cah o. lie mountain, which etc nfa>s that va!ey-the
"''' .'e 'si "At t"e H'u'A % u'4l NJ - 80. '
70 be h all "i know u for seat 'n"''ci'l cS-.he
''i'',s Nh'" MA Iu'h>h o' "'C' t,e'0''' - an
.@e WIN 'he l'h'> o. '-e 'c'i'' "'I '''' -' % ,
lntI4-advau aScS which aS yet cannot be cmutrl blt
which all coaeede must be immense 'ni 'st ana ie'
"e '-It>' lhhtd'lN ch'lclAIoaH Il me lpNtl Nh'h IL
would give hor operate the Indian toes
now cong e-ated ia tat direo ION on t"e "oe me oi our
weston frontier With lem her intercourse must De con-
auel and uuchcc1 If She permitted retain this u any
ether poiti Of tls tcui'ory.
IN eirCng rcrmancut home for Inc ldion tubes, ore
great and cada. object with tbs government remove
ucishb9ood Of any foreign power; but es-
recially AMI ato'c all others, ftom the vicinity OF The
facility Of and commpnicat.n viii not answer Who
tell The ca.ul extent Of the copsequences IT, through
the active and arul eei''aes Of England these tribes
should be confcdo.aeI and stirred up In single hour
the alarm could be sounded knives Of fifty thousand la
dian waIFos light cou,isn The vast frontier 81 the West
the fell genns OF o!aton Along The whole ne one pro-
tracted of and b1od-he huod OF the generous
b:ave and >mp'e-heaied o'ees their helpless "'Ies ana
innocent children When gentlemen remind us Il iher
commerce ard their seaLoald let them remember that their
brethren IN the West have causes OF 10th interest ana alarm
less wei-hy. appeal the Senate, shall England be
left in possession Of this terrific check Remove every
other motive; is it not sufficient to determine Us CO"sid
erajious like these sir 1t seems me, outweigh all
tf IN Nslfte
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
'EI.e Democracy OF sic E.,,Itc:.

The meeting oi d., democracy 4 tie Disiu,i. ni tic
Apo, Hall. last &. was ilrrn'Iousiy ncfa' q a-
mated rs lhe ib,s spiuL Il na ail lnl. in lhs Wig
feiruns g. zee such an bs of eniocfaf-,
b, the vvns Of power unletrI,d ~ tur many aud oN-
.a al,ri.e Iniu,nccs which they dsi oscd
Tic .,iinf cail.o-ed al te isht sort pain. hnti-
Ct warsiuguep, with whom pnlcs are not trair of
ch; Who ave by The sweat 81 laif tfow ard a'' ioun
a. ~: lp are attao he'd etaerltic Ifinoiies. isau~
hrv cc and know ruii. wih sucl lumol cs uonc, i..f
riahf. and niercs'- secure
81. meeting rllitss,d rii r~r-ns.ive nni Iovvor
f1 tllect Is Gcaeai NcCiaoi hc"lucs,, brneai How
j.f Indiana w B.oWn II iuaina. Ar " enisortn Il
l.Irais and 'r. K,nn,.iy = indiann h'.r srureis
were cs oud,d So ih ,nihrss-m t Ia aud enc.
etAu-issu y,f, fcut irli tat ni,h 'ails a. Zee
c,oa,.ut,.I4- - ilc Gas clubs. wl'h, is' ia" a' Z
Esylttn- i.yc bc..Aca themselves - 'ish > i'.
49,. H., aud tle GA h,r,e.t l.r.f = much
oii.cls - a,s-4unn fhsn tie n,4r. nb tlg h,"f'" +
ro,hi e .varn.u sl,h ils h.sn ai'y olosei a. .as
,..i,.,i.. of ,v.4f-,ry III Pc, ~. - -.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

R.tuL4,-.a "a ..ses.li u vtI .r zee lie 'l
ii.at n isN v,rr -e,. m ls3t se n..pni.cd ilab ga
CDal,ei aa I..s.atr 81 5.-.aa. ia.os "-.t aiiere
o Cath i.ie -,r.,afs turrel .tt i.' ioa' - ard
votns pu- +. aal n,', the ln. dug With $50 o. 'ni'ns.
1, IA. eraul4 i.- ent N.. A li'..D 81 iii-
iu,l.'e F,ce &c bar. arl-Ia. ~ss lrsi"f'd ls > ne
ilr,'ir nr - 10 motion et,y tl.res - i-'aood, l.
cxcs;. i, co,a.4 as. Mel. fhe i,-ay '.'s.o. NOR
ard en.i h.,,d Legislature Na--,r.uii-, Who has'
been appi,d o. for i,Ifs have 20 .. "a rHiied tAot
II . lap If SEQ bad h.,n a. i'r siea ~ e"in"ts
WIS DESTROYED 90 - ia's wa. aaie Ue,n iaol' amd
rs- fe u-,.er -. Ns- therc es'r - ir b'feaced
ana ii4lef.t ie,e & justice irF-'tafsI ~ the ~
mates q ~iair fr.,n 90 tie iee 81 i.l Lea.en, Ian
l.sl llsw car Nt-.aoD.,ff-. CT aas Iefsfn in q a.
State. ai ~ f,,- aci. tskaf Nh.s-. g.. -.-l.t le'
Asl.u il.l iAo0i.s le -lut up.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

,tyrrrqnG-The legislature Of Maryland have al
iouned without passing any Of the bills introduced IN re
,o =, the STAT, debt or works Of internal Improvement
Tie n for the ale tie Sia1es interest IN al Tie pun
tic works passed the House OF Delegates Iu' ~as o's -
stock owned by the STATE OpPoin''ng 'ine ,he
- commence paving interest is h,"ds; ard Tor iuhu
;r the interest unpaid &c. vas d'fes'ed IA me houS'
The Legislature lunng the session Just 'i''c''
- h,,sa al .i1ty laws, oay one OF which provides
~ NAV for ,he yayu.ert Of tho inierrst on e o's
da, Whe,her ,hs' will r'se' re ems sN-'3a's'
r.,,.ifs ~ hs ssen. 7, s very doubtful
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04

Seri9us Jke-TAe Pu'sturg Chronicle las heard 81
v,dll T. which DAYS took p.ae az Lf"f'h'
yi,r rear that city. whicn va~ uistdct fNe, ci
which has been clr,d hndIns rs ihe aries ~'ie iVf
lus i3ucl g.ih,f ty Alderman. Who ai.'' % n'-
,luion ID hi- other duties preached occa>oa'ly Lee
tarts are resp. efahlc AID wealthy. and every -
worlv Of caeh ether L .a, i.o result D banter on
tie part tie lady winch Was promptly conr'"d "lA
ON the part Of the Young hy hs e1cuns o. 80 ic
dnt,y auI have tLo ceremony p"hon"ed "'y
went 10 tie : dcrfuau. Communicated u tim Utt "ns'-
ana IN lss ilau no tmc he went hiou .h tc mar
ness Ger, nonv aud declared them and wie But
when The suucuouars requested iL'm L. hnoel "n =" "
hlm mf pra,er Tie af,s h,s, 'ed and inquired . hio
whether be had tcls aesuiy married. he'n " i's DE-
-e,Ied In the al .nat,c ard they left h.s office wu,
trn.d al what iltv had daar. and which hey iei'd
fora io.e neither tie, have agreed To ave tose t' -'
he, should ", have noi learned IL has ben iae oe'a
SON howc,cr. + SOME considerable town 's'" -
t..e 1t T. " d8,
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-04
r,nncA Ian,,n Ar.umcnie.

TnouAs RIrcmik Leg, Richmond Va"
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

TN pursuance of law, l. JOHN TYLER, President of
l. the United States of America do hereby declare
and make known that PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSVILLE in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of December next, for the
disposal of the unapproprlated vacant public lands
within the limits Of the townships hereinafter desig
mated, to wit:
South Of the Base line and East Of The meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five, o.
range eighteen.
The two easternmost tiers of sections in township
fifteen the two easternmost tiers of sections and sec
tons twenty-five, twenty-seven and thrty-four, in
township sixteen, the half of township seventeen,
and the east half of township eighteen, and the
tons enty one twenty leigh, and thirty three in
the same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westernmost tiers of sections
in the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of ranges
twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five.
Townships fifteen and twenty of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
sale
Ths sale will be kept open for two weeks lunless
the lands disposed of and no longer and
ed will he admitted until after the expiration of The
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President;
Tho. II. BLAKE,
~ ILL., Il f..xLn
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lie and private sale is fixed at the rate Of two dollars
and fifty per acre, and Of those within the limits
Of Michigan, the minimum price is in like manner
fixed at the rate of two dollars per acre.
When tract, on which Improvements exist, shall
be offered, IT. In addition TO the minimum price of the
land above stated the appraised value Of the i'm
provements be not also hidden, such tract shall be
Withdrawn from the sale, and shall again be offered
at subsequent public sale, due public notice thereof
first being given, when directed by the Commission
e. of the General Land Office
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this twenty iourth day of June, ammo D.mini, 1874
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho. Ii. BLAME,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
June 81 ff
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NEWLY INVENTED METAL.

w RIGHTS NEWLY lNNEN I'D MEL AL
w Lie PENS.-"By recent Improvements IN
tempering the steel, and other parts OF the process
OF converting IL into pens, we have been enabled TO
add several new varieties to the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by US and our list now embraces
Pens suitable for every kind Of writing, from the
most delicate Italian hand to the broad round text Of
ledger heading. A want of Aexbility, an universal
complaint against Steel Pens at an early period OF
their manufacture, and alleged justly against some
made even at this day, do not hesitate to say our
Pens are entirely exempt FROM and the assertion II
will be found is borne out by ties imonals from the
most competent Judges. Some OF the hrst writing
masters have adopted them in preference to The quill
and when il is recoeoted that IN ornamental writing
it is sometimes necessary to make single dash,
line from LILO to of an inch IN width, THIS silent
tribute 10 their excellence becomes the highest com
pliment that can be offered.
persons making choice of our pens should be par
tcular in selecting the kind best suited to Their hand,
we have in more than instance suffered INJURY
from hss,y decision based upon trial OF IA single
Pen, Of the kind perhaps the very opposite IN all IT'S
properties TO that which should have been selected"
large supply Of all the various kinds OF the above
this day received, direct from the manufacturers by
=. TAYLOR, their agent for the District Of Colum-
bia who will supply them, either retail or to dealers,
at mandatory prices.
They may be examined and tested at his Book
store, Pennsylvania avenue. May ~.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMP TON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-empton
TO any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required 10 establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale
Of the township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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