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NOTICE TO PRE.EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the RICH, of prescription to
any lanus within The limits of The townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same to the
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver of the proper
land oce, and make payment therefor as soon as prac
ea6te after seeing this notice. and before the day ap-
pointed Tor the commencement Of the public sale of
the township embracing the tract claimed above de-
signatedi otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Sept. 5, 1874.
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Commissioner Of the GenI Lsnd Office,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

NVNINL 10 FIErEMF TON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to The right Of pre-enpiion
to any lands within the limits of The tracts above d.
scrbed Yang IN the Stale OF Illinois, is required TO
establish The same to the satisfaction of the Register
anu Receiver OF The proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor soon as practicable after seeing mi,
notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment OF the sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, above desgnatej otherwise such claim will
be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner yths Genl Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
TO any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated, Is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver of the pr
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
as practicable otter seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed Tor 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 HE General LAID Office
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated is required establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor soon as
alcabi. after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale,
ofthe township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
tune 81
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patent OTrios, Oct %, 1914.
ON the petition Of Jededihh Beckwith, Of Sarato.
" ga, New York, praying for the extension of a
patou, granted TO said Beclrwith, for an improve
ment m a machine for boring timber for years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the twenly-frst day Of December next.
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the fret Monday in December
next at II O'Clock, M and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted
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Monday ~ December next
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TNhE POEMS AND BALLADS OF SCHlL
i LER, translated by Sir Edward Lyuon Bul~er
Complete in one volume jus, published and this day
received for sale by r, TAYLOR.
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the jack, and putting a knife up his
nose. cut out a piece of the dIvldln'
grizzIe, about the size of Il dollar. SOS
to prevent his braying any more; and
he diln't make a great deal o noise
while twas ge'fin' we'll: but when it
healed. and he tried to play bray on
it. it made the ~amfuIest noise Won ev-
er heerd! 1t was a different instsu-
ment altogether. At fust goin' of it
was a terrible bray, but it came ont
at the eend with the .hriIleSt WhiSiie
you I'VE see; sharper than a fife, and
as loud as the scape-pipe of a locomo,
tive ingine. 1t was too much; folks
couldn't pear it: and a good many of
the congregation lined together and
went to buy the pIleuv nuisance of.
The owner Iaafed when they called
on him and told their business; but
they gin him his price, and put the
noisy critter est o the pale o the
church."
, 1844-08-24

.FsSonri Election.-We are yet with
out returns from 4 good many counties
in this State, and as we have stated the
general result, we shall await the official
returns.
1t is quite certain, that Leonard II.
Sins is the leading mar on he Soft
OF independent ticket for Congress.
and becomes. as the LocntocoS tenn
it, the "a]cctdental' member OF that
body. Mr.. Parsons, a cahdida'e on
the Hart ticket. having died too late
to put forth a successor with any
chance OF success.
We have returns from some few
counties which have hitherto been in
correctly printed, and We in>ertthcm.
Ia Buchanan. Edwards'maiori'y over
Allen was G53; in Andrew, the vote
was. Edwards $50. Allen SOS: IN
Platte. Edwards 1911. Alien 7G9; in
Carroll, Edwards 2Il. Allen 24G: "a
Jackson. Edwards 8iI. Allen 572: in
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, 1844-08-24

Lyact Lac.-lhe Frontier Wing
published at Van Buren, Ark. con-
tain, the following:
Bv a letter from a friend in Texas.
We learn that four Wanderers and
horse. thieves were hanged on South
.Sulpher. Fannin county. TeXa<.--
Their names We're Jones, Ray, White
and Mitchell. all from Missouri
They have recently robbed and kill,
I'd four lndiars.
, 1844-08-24

The NJ E. Church in The South.-The
expulsion of Bishop Andrew, continues
to produce great excitement in the Me-
thodist churches in the South. We see
it stated, that a very large meeting was
recently held in Mariana, Ga, at which
violent resolutions were passed, de-
~nouncing the action of the last General
Conference.
, 1844-08-24

1t appears from the St. Louis papers
Of the 10th nlt., that Judge Edwards
majority is between 5 and 5000, and the
majority for the regular nominees to
congress still larger. Mr.. Sims leads
the independents, and is consequently E.
lected.
Our next Legislature will be more e.
qually divided than has ever before been
III case.
The Senate will be composed of %
Democrats, 8 Wings and one (Ex-Gov.
Boggs) liberal Dem, or Soft. Several
of the others are said to be opposed to
the reelection Of Col. Benton 10 the Sc
nate.
The Wings have elected 45 members
o the lower house, certain. Stodard
county, it is remembered, has also gone
Wing. In Lewis there is a tie, and an
other election will be held. If the two
las! named counties send Wings, there
will lie a majority of six Democrats in
he lower house.
, 1844-08-24

disturbances in Hancock county, if any
further disturbances should take place
during the short absence of the Cover
nor at the Nashville Convention.
1t is said immense quantities Of fame
rican grain are passing this year through
Lake Erie and the Welland Canal to
Canadian ports. From the opening Of
navigation to the 23d July, l,95S,000
bushels of wheat have taken that dircc-
lion, nearly two-ffihs of the surplus
produc, Of wheat from Ohio, Michigan
and other western markets bordering on
the lake regions. The price at Buffalo,
is obuu; so cents.
, 1844-08-24

Latest Election NeWS.-We learn
from the Boston Advertiser, that u
paper printed in Smyrna. Of the 27'h
IF April, contains the following mn
portant Intelligence from the United
States:
The Presidential election is Geci-
ded. Mr.. VAN buren, has carried it.
lie received 81 votes. Mr.. JOHNSON
Sc. aud CAss /. Colonel JoHH,oN
has been raised 10 the Vice Itcsidcn-
lev"
, 1844-08-24

"kENDER UNTO CESAR" &c.-We
frequently hear it charged against Mr..
Polk, that he voted against a resolution
IN Congress 10 give 80 cords of wood
to the poor of Georgetown. He did
vote against the resolution, because he
did not believe that Congress had the
right 10 give away public property in
charity; but, be it remembered, he voted
for a resolution that the Sergeant at
Arms should purchase wood and deduct
1t from the pay ofthe members, exclud-
ing such as should vote against the con-
tribution. Mr.. Polk preferred to be-
stow the charity out of his own means,
thereby showing a real sympathy for the
poor and destitute. Oilers preferred to
indulge their charities at the public ex-
pense.
, 1844-08-24

Nem SceHe Of EmtgratIon.--Norih-
ern farmers continue To flock To tins
State, where land is SO cheap, free la
Dor so effective, and markets so ear
The region back Of AIexandria, whose
importance is now daily increasing,
combines TIE saIubriIy Of an old se;-
lied country with the i~ruitfulness o!
a new, and is destined TO a high ca
reer of improvement.--L'ich. Ky
Compiler Aug. 3.
, 1844-08-24
A curious J0ck.-"We had \ en-

A curious Jack.-"We had a curl.
Gus jack down in our town. He be.
longed To terrible obstinate man.
who kept him in a lot back o. the meet
in house. Every Sunday. when the
hosseS was driv' under the shed alone
the back eend o. the meetin' house.
that tarnel jack would begin to bray,
and kept 1t up all sermon.time. In
summer, when the windows was up.
yon couldn't hear nothin' else, scace,
Iy. The man that owned him hated
the minister as he did pizen. and he
wouldn't put the blasted cri,ter into
any other LOT, out o clear spite. Blu,
the folks couldn't stand it; and one
daV one Of the deacon's sons catched
, 1844-08-24

'Such Is the pressure Of the times
in orr town. said a Birmingham man
ufacturer to hisagentin London, "that
we have good workmen who will get
up the inside of a watch for eighteen
shlIlIngs." "Pooh! that is nothing
compared TO London replied his
friend. we have boys here who
will Get up the inside Of a chimney for
sixpence."
, 1844-08-24

Aparting gif.--'What a | give
voufora keepsake, my dearest ohn,'
sobbed a sentimental girl TO her scape
grace lover, the Hon. Jack V.
about to join his ship in warlite times.
..Give. my dearest angel" cried Jack
in some confusion, "hem- why, Why,
Won havn,t such thing as five pound
note about you, ! Supposed
.Who is that lovely grip eXc!aim-
ed the witty Lord Norbury, in com
pany with hisGriend Counsello Grant
MISS Glass replied the barristrr.-
..GIass!' reiterated the faction
Judge. Il should otteu be Intoxicated
could place such a glass to my
lips"
, 1844-08-24

CONNECTICUT ToBACco.-In 1910 a.
bout half a million of pounds of tobacco
were grown in Connecticut. The New
York Journal of Commerce says that five
if not ten times that quantity VIII be
grown this year.
, 1844-08-24

The Hon. Henry A. MuHLENBURG
died suddenly of apoplexy, at his resi-
dence; in Reading Penn, on the IIth Of
this month. He was the candidate o.
the Democratic party for the office Of
Governor at the ensuing election.
, 1844-08-24

DRowsED.-A son of Gen. Peers,
formerly of Troy, Lincoln county, was
drowned while bathing in ChOuteau's
Pond, near St. Louis, on last Friday
week, aged about q years.
, 1844-08-24

Our Editor has been too unwell t. at
tend 10 tho business of the office for the
last day or two. Hence we trust our
readers will not complain ifthey find our
present number less interesting than u
sual.
, 1844-08-24

The MoRMoNs.-The Ill. State Reg
i.ter says that Brigadier Gen. John J.
Hardin, has been ordered by the Cover
nor to take command of such a military
force as may be necessary to suppress
, 1844-08-24
Correspondence of the n. York Republic.
Death of PsacidO.

Wy ~. lOffs
Al is apparently tranquil here, bu.
1t Is the tranquility Of terror which
the severe, bul necessary, measure:
OF government hove inSpIred.-W VIVA.
dreadful Genes have we not witness
ed here these last few months? uhat
arrests and irightluI developments
what condemnation and horuddearbs
but the bloody drama seems az.
preaching It's close; tie curtain ha.
Just fallen on tie execution OF the
chiei conspirator, lIacido, who met
his tate with a heroic ca'nness thai
produced an universal impression 0
regret.
Nothing was po>itiveiy known O.
III" decision OF the Council concern.
ng hlm, til it vas rumored a few dav,
nee that he would proceed along
with "thers,'o the "Chapcln for the
condemned. On the appointed DIV
a great crowd was assembled. and
piacldo was seen Walking along with
singular compnsurc under ci,cum-
stances :" gloomy, smoking a cigar.
nd salutinG w;lh graceful Gaze his
numerous acqnain,anreS. Are YOU
aware what the punishment cf tie
"Chapcl' meaCs! Il j. worse a thou-
soEd times THAI the death q which
IL IS a sure precursor. The u.iortu-
nate criminals are conducte1 mo \
charc! hung in black. aad dimI, ll.ht.
ed. Priests are there 10 chaLnt ia
scpulchral voice the service of the
dead, and the collins intended for tho
trembling victims. are arraved in cru.
el relief before their ewes Here
they are kept for twenty four hours.
ana are led hence 20 execution. Can
luvlhiHg be more awiLi-and what
a di,.ustsd az. AVIATION Of the horror
oflhc Gonna derrh. P!aci1o emer.-
ed ffem the chapel, cooI ami undis-
mayed. whilst others were nearly. or
entirely overcome br the agoCie>
Hey had aIreatv UNDERGONE: The
chief conspirator held a cucity in
lis ha0d. and recited in a loud voice.
4 beautiful PRAYER in verse. which
thrilled upon the hearts ol the at:en-
tive masses which lined the road he
passed. On arriving III tn" fatal spot
he sat down on 4 bench with his back
turned, as ordered to the military. aud
rapid preparations were made for his
death. II was we'll known that in
onIe affecting poem written by Pa
cldo in prison lie had said. it would
be useless to seek to XIII him b. shoot
mg his body. that they must strike
his heart 10 make it Cease lis throb-
bings. And now the dread hour had
arrived,-at the last hour he arose.
and said, '.adios month"; adieu world.
and satcalmly down. Tie word was
given, and five balls entered his BODY.
Amid the murmerS ol tho hnrror-struck
spectators he got up, aud turned his
head upon the shrinking soldiers, his
face wore an expression o! superhu-
man courage; "Wiil 40 one have pi-
~ on mc?' he said; .'hpre," (pointing
to his heart) Sire herer' At that ia
slant two balls pierced his breast,ani
he fell dead whiIo his words still echo
ed in our ears. Thus has persisted
, 1844-08-24

The Wings claim a nett gain of five
members elected TO the Legislature in
Alabama, so far as heard from, but there
a be no doubt but the State has gone
against them.
, 1844-08-24

W.
Or drawing from the no less kindled earth,
freedom and peace TO that which boasts hi:
birth"
N-. EIitor:--Can it be that the
sage whose praise the poet sang. has
c~onde$cended 10 revisit the earth for
the purpose Of ehccting the political
regeneration Of the country which is
inde bted to his wonderful genius for
It's place among the family of nations!
And is your hebdomidaI sheet to be
immor,al,zed by being made the organ
through which the labOrs of his nigh
" mind are to be communicated to
the world? The article signed frank
lin in Your last is proof conclusive
to my mind that something more than
an ordinary mortal has spoken, and
the modes,y with which he appeals
to an unPretending individual for in
formation, upon a question Of p0Iltico
economical science 81 characteristic
of the old ph,Iosoher is good evidence
of his identity. But the assurance &
dogmatism So remarkable in the Sc
qucl, the occasional eIon-ation Of We
racity which he iuduIres, the Gexjbii-
~ o~fcoosrierce .he o~un,,cnt, b,rnse.
ness ofin,eI,cct. N 50 nnlike The man
to whose nhiIosoohv the l:oh,ninrs Of
he,yop uera made T., WELD. mav give
,;,o ton 4,rL., n tho minds If flo
so.,,ic,l vto,bar tim name is M, vs.
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, 1844-08-24

We see it stated that Edwin Forrest,
the tragedian, will be nominated by the
democrats of his district in New York,
for Congress.
, 1844-08-24

ILLINOIS ELEcTIoNs.-The Illinois
State Register of the 10Th inst. says
"The returns come in "slow but sure
The cold COON has been killed, SKIM
cd, chopped to p~iecies and thrown to the
"blood hounds" The Democrats have
carried six districts, by greatly imcreas-
ed majorities; and the wings one district
by a decreased majority. The Demo-
Gratis have elected about t%wo-thirds OF
both branches of the Legislature, and
given in the popular vote from 10000 to
$1,000 majority"
, 1844-08-24

NoRTH CARoLISA.-The Louisville
Courier Of the 18th inst, says: "The
vote, as far as heard from, stands: Ora
ham, (whig) 32,232; Hokc. (democrat)
3l,S76. Nineteen counties to be heard
from, which gave a wing majority in the
neighborhood of 1900 votes at the last
Gubernatosial election"
, 1844-08-24
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MISUNDERSTANDING. 23,EsEg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

SCDDES DEATH Any person Who daring the
lat envy YEAR has been Traveller upon our river
boats. mCsI remeGhcr Inc figure OF a ~lnrt. i' vel
iu'v man, with shining. good HUNDRED face, making
himself oi Use eye5y"hese, and acting sort of
boss over iiie Other waters. He was always his
post and few will fni 10 remember the alr WITH
which lie used TO summon passengers by bell aud
voice 10 walk M To the c,ppens Office and sett ~
HI name was john Alexander. lie Il dad nj -
o'clock to-day, the deck q; the Steamboat Column
uia oi which he vas porter at the lime, in fit Of
apopIexv. He was universally esteemed for his
c,siii,y and unvarsins good temper. H leaves II
wife and fanny III this city. Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
LgCruKEs UN GEOLOGN

- DocroR LYELLs LECTURES on dEoLo"f.ElH.In me-
eonI EDITION OF these celebrated LectuI-a feg9Irc 70" ~
Tribune IS no ready IL Ensrtved fontisie
,,hibltlns al ideal Of part OF the EARN VIZ
s,ni.r.,,ons Will also general intlouuCts"
GeoosT not before published Lecture smSf;esI ,h p
ovSre ,nh.ct.: Auyergue, LacustTIGr feriod,
80 : nn;,n If t;o.rsuiua Mount Dor. Lecture II. \"
, Strata noa' huTf5Sa. D' sas ab
he r,rh NauIrs Temple Of Scraps, Noute Nn2
w. Lecture ~ Coral Rfe. Coal Islands. LsI,a' VII
R"or Of The Falls of Niagara Lecture Vlll b"uidr"
and lc-b-ry,. p ,,,.,, ,;,,,,c
a. Dollar wall b. entitled 10 sVs cop,es
Trbua- Bulldogs. N.w-YoIk