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ger and private entries OIL land, In tho townships
20 offered will DO ADMITTED until after the expiration
VI the two weeks. $50 81
Given under my hand, at the city Of washington
this eighlh day OF October, Ammo Dom'ni, 1874
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho Ii. BLAME, %
ComD,issioner Of Ats General Land QDtes.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass AZ, for 1914.
To be drawn in Alexandra, ID. c., On Saturday,
November 30th, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES;
$50, 000-sl2 900 SO, COOS 500 50 227-
S3,O0O-s2, 5000 prizes OF 81 900
50 OF S50O-60 of tiOO;
&C. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0-FIalves S5-Qusrters 80 so
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 OO
Do do 25 half do 65 OU
Do do % quarter do 81 81
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Pack.
eyes 10 the above splendid Lotteries, will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after II is over TO ali
who order fom US. Address
J. C. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. c.
Oct 0-2aw4wdScpif
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

VNHE building at the corner of and 10th streets,
u at present occupied Is Medical College, to be
let Possession to be had lst Nov, next
JOHN p. VAN NESS.
oct l0-(Nat Int & GlobeJ
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On Saturday, 18th November, 1874, the splendid
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 40, for 1874,
viii be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c.
10 Number Lottsry-l3 Dra,cn Ballots.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

In pursuance of law, |, JOHN TYLER, President OF
u the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be- held at
the aforementioned Land Offices in the State OF
MISSOURI, at the periods hereinafter designated
10 wit
At the Land Office at FAYETTE, commencing
on Monday the thirteenth day Of January next, for
the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, viz
North Of the Base line and West Of the h principal
Meridian.
TOWNSHIPS sxty.fiv and siXty-six, Of ranges
fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen.
At the Land Office at CLINTON, commencing
on Monday thu twentieth day Of January next, for
the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, VIZ
North Of the Base line and West Of the fifth principal
meridian.
Tow nship forty-iwo, of ranges twenty-eight and
twenty nine.
Township thirty-fye of range thirty-one.
At the Land Office at SPRINGFIELD, COM
mencing on Monday, the twenty-seventh day of
January next, for the disposal of the public lands
within the aforementioned TOWNSHIPS, viz
North Of the Base line and Vest Of the ih principal
meridian.
Township thirty-four of range nineteen.
Township thirty-two, Of range twenty-one.
township tblTty-'Wo, OF range twenty -iour.
Townships thirty-,hree and thirty-four, of range
twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military other purposes will be excluded from sale
The sales will be kept open for two weeks,
(uness the lands sooner disposed of,) and no
longer, and no private entries of land in the town.
ships offered, will tie admit ed until after the
piration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day OF October, Ammo Domini, 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
Tho. II. BLAME,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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orrrdE or rHr SECRETARY OF THE SENATE U. s.
SEPTEMBER IS, Iss4
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th.
- Office until 10 o'clock A. NJ on Friday, the 25th day
Of October next for furnishing the following articles
Of stationery for the use Of the Senate, viz
so resms Cartridge Paper, for envelopes
10 do white Quadrupie Cap Paper, for envel-
opes
so do do single Flat Cap Paper, for envel-
opes
The person or persons whose bid shall be accepted
for furnishing all or either Of the above articles will
be required TO give bond cooformsby to law for the
delivery of the same, free Of expense, al this office
on or before the 25th day Of November next
Specimens Of the paper will be furnished on APP
pcation at this office, and persons bidding will be
quired to present samples OF the same.
ASBURY DICkINs,
sept 26-lawiw Secretary of the Senate
OFFrcE or THE SrcR.Tlsy OF THE SsNAr.,
October 25, 1874
The time for receiving proposals for the folio wing
articles mentioned in the above Advertisement ~ ct
tended TO 10 o'clock A. NJ, of Friday the list No
vember next, viz:
10 reams white qusdrupe cap paper, for envelopes
so reams white single fiat cap psper do
AsBURY DICKINS,
Oct 26. See. Of the Senate
7 ETTERS OF HORACE WALPOLE--
IL Cheap edition-CompIete in four volume. for
81 25 F. TAYLOR.
Oct 26--3t
uARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE, No II, this
IL day received by +. TAYLOR.
oct 26
POLITICIANS REGISTER Tor lsa4-showing
i the complete election of all the States by coup-
ties Just published. r. TAYLOR.
oct 26
ID ANKS HISTORY OF THE POPEs.-
| hkChesp ed,tion--Comple,e for two dollars Fin,
paper and good type. Just issued.
| Oct 26-3, F. TAYLOR.
| BOOKS OF CHRIS TAN BALLADS.
| WITH beautiful Illustrations and decorations, an,
w richly bound and gilt; one quar,o volu ne jus
published, and this day received by +. TAYLOR.
| Sept %.
d EvUE FRANCHISE DES FAMILIES Fl
| N DIES PENSlONNATS, ~ to be pubisbe,
monthly in New York for dollars per annum.
The frs, number, which is just issued, may he er.
.nincd Ut the Bookstore Of +. TAYLOR, who vii
receive subscriptions for the publisher,
Oct 1876
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GRAND PRIZES.
Tickets Sl2-Haives S6-Quarters So
Eighths 81 so.
$4,000!

SZO,UUU
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. Al, for lS44.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
23d Of November, 1874.
PRIZES:
$l5,OOo-Slo 0O0-s4,o ,OOo-s2 2oO-lO
prizes of 81 OOO-l0 Of 5000 Of si0J
&c. &c.
l2 Drawn Numbers out of &c.
Ticket. tlO-Halves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets, 81 10
Do do % Half do SIS 90
Do do % Quarter do s27 so
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

NOlCE ~ fhE-EMF liON LAlhhLN o.
Every person entitled to the RICH, of presumption to
any lands within the limits OF the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction the Register and Receiver of the pro
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing ts notice, and before he day
appointed Tor the commencement of the public sale OF
the tow nshp embracing the tract claimed, above de-
sgnated, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofhe General Land Office.
Oct. 10
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empion
to any lands within the limits of the township above
enumerated is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of the proper
LAM Office and make payment the refor ,proc
eabie after seeing hi, notice, and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement Of the pubic sale Of
the township embracing the tract claimed above de
signated, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CLASS No. 80, FOR 1874.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D T., on Saturday
November 2, 1874.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NJ. II. MILLER, Secretary.
Oct. 26-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-20
Amecd0te 81 the PeWmsylvaola
Whisky IMsurrectiOm.

The march or the Macpherson Blues
against the Insurgents in 1891 -.h
anecdote is related Of one or the 'ciiiza
soldiers in This expedition. which fa
worthy If being rccor ed. The persH
referred to was German bv birth. d
the name of kmh. and was well knava
in Philad, lphia, in his day, ms larr
out door underwater He died soms
wars since in, Paris whiihcr he had goss
Tor the benef, nf the rlimaia leaving .
fortune estimated, At Si,eOO.OO0. Mr.
kch like young Shaw, was a private 10
the MACPHERSON Blues. Il fell 10 his ID
inr one night 10 he s,atnned sentinel
over baggage Wagon. The wearhrf
was cold. raw. stormy and wet. THIS
set the sentinel To mLsing. Amer ~.
naming IN, pos, half Nh hour. he Wa
tean calling Justify, .,espa'al Of def
e'mr,z-Cprporal Of dor quartz The
corporal came. and inquired wha. wss
wanting. K@k wished .,0 b. re.isyss
Tor few minutes. having something =
say 10 Macpherson. He was. grali6ed.
aud in . few minutes he shnd, in The
presence ~ the general; well, NJ.
Koch. what il your .pleasurrf ssksd
Macpherson. Why. general. I wish 10
kr"w what may be der value oi DIT I'D
wagon over which am sh-niinrlf .llos
The d. should ! know Kochr We'll
g met'ng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to -be baf.
iisular. sAihousaRd d.Alass, spsrhAPs>
Very veil. GENERAL M,cphersnn, stqe
n shrck for der money, and will So =
Lets.' .-,
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TIE ! ava.

On Monday next we. will complete the publ.
cato" Of the pamphlet laws Of the last session.
Tie sheets, with the ex e yion Of o.. form, are
now in the hands Of the binder, and several hun.
dred copies will be stitched, trimmed. and ready
for delivery, next week. s9at sa9lit.la
2 The contract for printing these laws was no,
gvento US until aome ten Days after the adjourn.
ment Of the Legislature. but re hare been ena-
bed 10 complets their publication 10 aearly 4
month less time than the aw. allows. A two.
fold eradication, therefore, IL oxrs--6ut. ia
knowing that we have done oar par towards
placing the lawsof the 1sritsry in the hands Of
the people at an early day; and, secondly. thai
derived fron she consciousness Of having more
than redeemed our promises ~ 10 time made
to the kind friends who Supported a.. a8
The book, ~ al, ~T,i consist Of $40 pages.-
II viii, we hope, bear comparison with any eve.
before printed in the Territory; though, had ~
Tot been henmed in by one Of the lamest laws
ever enacted, its appearance might have been
much IMPROVED. We had the law to 70 by, how.
ever, and throughout the work have been guided
by its requirements. @ aae fe-s -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-20
increase Of Formulation in n.
Wesf.

Vrrilv-ihc ives, has heen rcpulateds
if hv magic The increase in the pom.
'a'i"r "f ~" western states has hcr,
very rar;d INDEED Tho pnrnla,;ne n
O. ia in 100 was 3 600: In 1900 il xa
IS 385: in 1870 il wns e3O..6o; in 1870
il was S3i 43l; in 1899 i, was 9a76a
and in 1870 il was $40 467.
7 he population sc Indiana in gisoe
was 56u: in 1910 IL w,s - $50: IA
1890 " WINS iI..l-s; in 1890 Il ws
34l $50. and in l84o il was 685.866
Tho population of Illinois in $500
was 9i5: in 1910 it was .Ie gag. n
1890 i, was SIS eii: in 1880 i, wa. ISL,
SIS. md in lp40 IL WINS 476 1873 asa
Tho population or M;chi"nn in 1865
was 55i: in 1910 II WINS 4.769: in 1870
i, was & aa6: in 1870 i, was 81 $50 sal
in 1910 it was cie967 {.
The rorula,an u. Missouri in 1870
was 70 1873: in 1890 j, was e6.5s6; il
1890 j. was II0.O74, and in 1910 il wu
500 zoe ssAss
In la4O the above five states had a nr
nla,inn &c 5 27s 4f5 k;ng nm. incrra~
in .en Years al 1868 1915 li,hcse sA'ss
Should inrrease (in,he SINE prororiia
from i84O until 1850. tha. they dil tina
1880 tn 1870. they will ,ben contain Z
population of .nboui 900 600
Ohio was udnMt'ra into the Union ia
1909; lnd.ana IN 1915: Illinois in isis;
Michigan in 1887. and Missouri in 1870
Under The old appor,,onmen' Ohio wm
entities! 10 81 eicctoral votes: !nl,sns 9;
lll'nois s; Michigan 5. and Missouri T.
total AZ Under The new "ppor,ienmesl
Ohio is entitled to 90; lntiana 70: Hill
nni< q: Michigan s, and Missouri Z
total 56. increase "a. Fa9eA =
The popular vote IN these states 10
i3l0 w,s rs Enllow: Ohio e72 $50: 10.
diana It's oO6: Illinois 50 Oi3: MicAi
gan ~ 06@, and Missouri 5s,732-,o,al
579,654. ls,1. - SIS f.
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Mr.. DEAN.eMr. B. yielding a..
inquired Of he gentleman. Ii he dsrs
that part Of the Territory int rs.i,
MISSOURI troops had marched Ia ~
IN the possession Of Iowa from IN
ton Of its Government.
Mr.. BOWLIN replied that, al n. I.
where this line was in dispute. liz. las
been, until within few years, an ,;,as 49, y
wilderness. The State Of Misao,s;0
claimed il as hers, and supposed ina, :.
was without doubt well founded. SI,sss
in 1896. laid out county cove,;.. 4.
tract, and hence had arisen the difHcut.&
He supposed that they had bee in NJ. :
Of Iowa in taking possession Of Il: h.
that f-ct Re could not say with en- i !. :
tainty. TIE whole matter, as il rev. y,
the boundary, stood on the constructs !,
the boundary Of Missouri, and he Az an '
propose to 90 into that matter at nr... y
But, admitting that both partie, a.,
the territory, the application for this -
ment could not be justified in this Ha.!
on the assumption that the service, /,
been j, repeling an invasion; and "a i, u
assumption only, admitting, as he did n
justice Of making this payment, he NM =
to protest.
After a brief conversation hes~.
Messrs. DEAN and POWER
| No amendments being offered, and !.
further discussion arising, the bill wan j !
aside TO Re rerorted. 40
The CHAIRMAN statei that All 4.
bills embrced in the special order Sr
now disrcsed Of. ..ga
TIE { flowing bills were taken up, r.,
a third time, and passed:
A iii Cor the benefit Of James Ander.,
fthe Territory Of Iowa.
! A bill to authorize the Legislature, !.
the several Territories TO regulate The !.
portiorment Of representation, and for o,iu
purroses.
! TIE bill making an appropriation lcr Il,
rayment cf tire Iowa i'itia, comirp IN d,
Tire question of ergrcssment-
TIE further consideration Of them v,
postponed until tomorrow.
/ TIE Territorial business had now ior n
most part been disposed Of. ag
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h i n important that FULL AND Tho
Decentralization OF THE DEM,
OC1AT1Cr PARTY should BE effected through.
- ~ Territory. Oar political opponents are
seqsH ani eovertly striving to triumph At the
sfeehiag election. The Republicans Of Iowa
aast b repaired % oeet them. To aid them,
WaPr6pcse toAauisA the Gazette 10 subscribers
It'll slls he election Il the low price Of FIFTY
CENTS PEA COPY. The amount Of sub.
ise!iEHsetpe teeasA. psid il Adraaee, ia every
inalnaee-
We haoe alrejy . large circulation in the
sesuqGjs e Des- Nsines, Lee, Van Ruren, Hen.
-, JeGesssa, Washington, Lsuisa, warello, &c. I;
1T ~, fhrsagh ~ above oaer, 10 extend it
for she tine staHed in It least two-fold degree.
le:n6stsf ne counties named the democracy
.rasa witAest - srgan, and consequently must be
lss correctly advised Of the movements Of par
- isahe Territory, IS well as out Of it, than
naasisshis. To supply this deficiency. as far as
ny Be, will - the object Of the Gazette; ard
we hesesy invite our friends in those counties to
go tbeaselves Of its columns for the purpose
IS pssaiag before The public their sayings and
dsiaO.
Nay - 1T ell the active cooperation and
il assisting y in cur efforts to put the truth in
the hsads q the people, At time when the
wings ass leoding the country with fal.ehood
end misrepresentation Now, that the eople
;AaPe iseiie1spoa taking steps towards the for.
1afioa Of Seate Government, every appliance
lair sni Sesl-nay be expected to be resorted
- y ~ fedeca!ists in order 10 carry majority
efsks delegates 70 the convention, 50 that con.
GnGiee suitable 10 heir views and principles may
y 6aoea ~ fastened upon the people. Shall
hey be permitted to succeed in this? We hop.
3na tryA moi; bat, notwithstanding the decid d.,
1tmsessfie character Of the Territory, an!es
Aarnssy, zeal, esergy and courage. be infuset
ises OR rsaka, there may be danger. Snpins.
aea via assts sssurediy be attended with de-
featy hut viii ordinary exertion the democracy
bsvs 1t 20 sheir power 10 elect two-,hirds Of to,
delegates, ~ well as to obtain the control o
both branches Of the Legislature. To assis
them IN accomplishing SO desirable resul, wi.
~ the object Of the -Cszrti.; and now that tn,
editor will hare all his time 10 devote 10 lie col
cams, he hopes, a. the contest approaches, Il
isefease its efficiency and service.
We have put the price down to Just enough
70 cover cost, and do not expect to make on
cent eveu should thousand additional names b,
S3ded TO oor list. Democrats in various por
tons Of the Territory have urged US TO MAKE
this offer, undef . belief that good can he effect
saty \, and We comply with their request
HE rest we leave in their hands. "ss 6
~ Money and names can he TRANSMITTED
tArosgh the post Office at our risk. No attes
tlss rM e paid to ssy order ~nceeompa.is
viek H. moasy.
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!. he ma szzhl zatf;1F56 15iii1 asasee-
tisst any~h - 1Atsl Is lsllows: on Of aheut
10000 vstts eas, oAIDwrn (whis) has : PIN.
raIity over CLEVELAND (den.) for Governor Of
1900 OF 1900, but fails Of his election BY the peo-
pie BY some 600 Or 700 votes. The Senate 10
wing, and the House probably the. same way BY
. small majority, although nearly all the towns
In which Second election il .to.be held, from
failure to elect at the krst trial. gave .,joriies
for Cleveland.
We confess that from. the doubling manner in
which the New York Tribune and other whie
prints spoke Of the prospect in Connecticut, we
were led to entertain hopes Of . more favorable
result than the one abqve recorded; but as il is,
30 Ear Is Il Is ndetive Of the result Of the Pres
idential election, We egard. it A. in the highes,
degree favorable to the democracy. It shows
that similar change throughout the Union will
give the democrats New York by large MAORI.
"; Pennsylvania by 5000 or q, COZ; Maine,
Michigan, Mississippi. New Jersey, aud several
other States; and, finally, WILL CARRY MR.
VAN BUREN, TRIUMPHANTLY INTO
THE PRESIDENTIAL CHI IR IN NOvEM,
Der NEXT. The Clay State ticket Of 1874 i.
in minority Of some 100 in .. State which CAV.
the Harrison State ticket Of 1870 FOUR THOU
SAND. FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
MAJORITY over ALI "And," to adopt tn,
language Of one Of our exchanges, "what is /
worse sign yet for the whis,, Nj. Clay IS now il
minority in State which he carried agains
Gen. Jackson in 1882, when he received onl,
% votes" Connecticut, in 1870, gave Gen
Harriaon upwards Of g. 900 majority.
The n. Y. Herald holds the following Ian
euage in regard to the presidential aspect 0
this great awhg victory"
"The result Of this election thu. far obtained
l. Of = most exciting I'd interesting character
compared with the election for Harrison in l84iI
It is very evident that thu Wings have lost sronn,
considerably. In fact both parties in Connect
'u' ave more nearly balanced than we ever ~x
pected 70 see them. The general result Of III
VIII 'Ie. and its moral effects, will be to give addi
tional inte est and keenness to the approachn
Presidential election. Il il very evident that
Mr.. clay is Ia Re elected for this Office, hi
friends will have to work harder than thew eve
vet have done When we find the locofocos i
conuectie,t 10 poll an immense increase sine
is4O. the reasonable chances are, that Il vii
throw the whole country into the hands Of III
Van Buren, party. ar at least increase thei
chances in come respect I"
The following have bcen the results Of IN
election for governor in Connecticut, in the year
named: s.5.r yq4..n
~
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It will be seen, by reference to the proceed.
inys Of Go gress in another column, that bill
lcgaiizing the holding Of IN extra session Of the
Iowa Legislature has passed the House Of Rep
sesentatives. The Senate, wc suppose, viii
have ne objection to fhe bill, inassuch as Il
makes no appropriation from the national trea.
snry; and the probability is, therefore, that il
win become law. The object Of this extra
session is to make new superintendent Of rep.
resentation in the Legislature, to be based npon
the returns of population made BY the Assessors
Of the several Townships. 1t is to assemble a,
Iowa City on the 18th day Of June. Hi
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TArrr arr ihi,ty5"sr miiiioss 81 Ssf9t
in tho United States. fhey have 'srss
creased in number more than Eve millions
during the los, year. and ihn number hss
rapidly increased lor several ysnrs passt:.
Their annual pr,duciinu az wool IS lncfe
than ninety millions Of dollars. 80
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'.Take care OF the paint" M the ciiy
girls sry when frlow goes n kiss theai'
"'Music and drawing laugh, here" - -
man said when he was palling : whess,
batIow through The streets without spy'
OIL on its sxess. rr'lhm laying down ~
law" aside client SAID when be Apops'
his counseIIaE, .tsrtts sr,,tssa.r.sr 80