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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
WINGS or CARROLL,

We will Issue but one other paper before
ahe election. Tuesday the 9th October
draws near, Are you ready for the con-
testl Are you thoroughly oIBanlzed! Inc
State election is one of importance, "A
Governor, Congress, a member OF the State
Legislature, and your county officers
You have before YOU candidates, who are
rood men and H'He for all these Offices
VIII YOU elect theml You can give l5O
votes OF majority iIyou will, and perhaps
more. Why not do it! from Jefferson and
Columhiana the indications are stroI4 Iy IN
our favor; remember that in l84O-by taxi
ing the Presidential vote Of Carroll, Jellor-
son, and Columbana together the Wings
had small majority. Therefore we say,
give Stokely strong poll, he is competent
his.opponent is not Many questions OF VI
tal importance will ogiate the next Con-
gress We can elect Stokely ii mighty
effort is made. Shall we make that effort
Our policy IL worth a struggle. Are yo'
ready for the onsetl The summer potro
and the sunshine Wing will stay from Ih'
polls, but he who fights mantully in thr
contest deserves well of every man, wo
man and chill in the land. BY carrying
the ticket in Carroll you may do much goo'
and prevent much evil. Nou may hol'
the power in the Legislature, and conse
quentIy, settlement, ON fair terms, el tn
much vexed currency question. Houlno,
possibly secure the election of n Unite,
States Senator. You may prevent TN
election OF Samuel MedOry to the Office
State Printer, and thereby save thousand
of dollars to the Treasury. You may, b
your electing0 member Of Congress, poss
bly, be the means Of keeping Texas, wi
with Mexico, dlshonor, and disgrace, fro
being annexed to Ms. You may prcye
the Sub Treasury from being dug up al
again fastened on The country with
whitening influence upond'II the IeodI
interests of the public. You may so
the tariff Of l842 from repea', bccr,
James X. Polk, David Tod, and Geo
Fries, and the whole Of the lcoderso'
party are pledged for the destruction
iahat healthiu measure which has rcpI
iabed an exhausted Treasury to ovcriI
ing. You may ensure to the state
stribution OF the proceeds of the sales OF
,mblic hnds. The'ebyr ewing youFe
from any taxes for your canals bec'
youf share OF aheland sales added lc
tolls derived from the canals, will pay
entire interest son the canal debt
little inattenlion oil nny he lost 1h
,auenees you have to contend with
many and powerfully the trooche
John Tyler, the whole power and pa
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TUE 3Ag s.:":tSEPT. aA. IS4l
Senatorial Electors

THOMAS { oRwlN, OF Warren;
PLTER HITCHCucK, Of Geauga.
Dist. toag eSSiouGi Electors
l. lismy Siorer, Of liom,ltoDi
2-W William Bebb, OF Butler;
3-Aaron Harlan, of5reenei
A Samson Mason, Of Clark;
s. DAVID J. Corey, Of Ilenryi
-JoSrah Scott oi CrOwIord,
= Render W. iIOrke, Of Gle rmonl
g. David Adams, Of Rosa;
O. Josrph ODDS, otP,cka~ay;
10 Duu,eI S Norton , OF KeoX;
ll-Wssh'ou W Couktro, OF Marion
i2- Samuel K IIolcoub otGaIiIa;
I3-Iarlow Chapin, Of +" ashtngtoO;
IA John Crooks Of Guernsey;
sI5- SAM " Bostwick, OF Harrison
rI6 William 4 Sapp, Of Holiness
I7-John w Gil, OF Jefferson;
,lS-Cyrus SprDk, of Way ne;
l9- Jacob II. Bald win, Of Ttumbul|;
WIIiem l. Perkins, oil Lake;
81 John Fuller, oi IGrie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

tleman, says he, "Well, sir, has your Par
rot spoken yet!" "No," said The gentle
man, sit has not spoken gel, though Z Think
Il soon aoW, ii keeps a deoa Of a thinking
aHtte time" The Colonel locked as if he
was "tdinhiag" unutterable things, but we
don't know when he'll speak A. w.
Morrison followed McElderry, and EckIey,
on part of the Wings, made theconcluding
speech
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
-gayme,s ExpeclOramt.
Sept l3, 1914
Printers fee ! so

No o'hcf mcGicrne will remove Hu-
cus or pus rom The throat so thorough
Iy rs this, i cAectual y oosens The
coaguIa,ed masses from the membrant
which lines the lracha, and al every
cough the p8tpent will bring up portions
OF the dpsengaged matter. In all com
plants Of the pulmonary organs, eVeH
where nature sepms TO be making no eff
for, 70 throw off The disease, Jayne7s
EEpec,oreO lmparts Vgor 10 the ma
ch,nrry Of :esplrsliop aBd enab es lhcH
TO sencumber themselves Of the OBJ
slrucuons which had mpedeH their bres
operation Coughs, Colds BrnuhiMs,
P,puri,y-in word, oil Diseases of q
pulmonary nature, yield to this prepR-
ration, II property diminished.
HAVE YOU A CoUGH? D net neglect
/ il, Thousands have mel premature
death Ior the want OF luo attention
to common cold.
Have yru CoughP -- Dr. Jlyne's
EXprCDorant safe medical preseriP.
ZION, containing 90 poisonous drugs, and
used in On extensive practice Cor seVer-
Al years, will most positively afford TO-
lief aud save you from that awful DIS
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which aR'
UualIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
OF his young, The old, the lair, The love-
a Iy and the gay,
, Have you Couehf-B p" persuaded 20
=, put tchase a bottle oithe EXpeclotaul!-
To day tomorrow may be too LATE.
D Have you Cough2- Joyue's Fxpp'
= lo'ou, is the only remedy you shuUI'
o IOke loCure Vou
, For this pan reason. ths, in no on
q OF he thoN'snd caees where it he's beei
used has il allied 10 relieve.
+ For sale by Atkinson g. 20 Cat
rol,on, and R X G av. WsyncShurgt
September k3. l84a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
NOTLE

Is hereby gwen that there VIII he /"
pc,,,jon presented to lhe Commissioners
oI Carroll couu;y. al their December
session, praying for an alteration Of he
road Leading from CarSoiiton to Wells
with; sad alteration to commence OF
Thomas Pats, thence past Joseph Fig
l,y's to ntorsect the Sat Wock rood
neara sprrng on the land OF William
Came ron. thence north to tho END oI
Nathan Shaw lane.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Spprember 90 lSgf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
own the Free Press COPY the above quo

"Will the Free Press copy the above quo
tation! Ii dare nOt.'-CyisiS.
The above quotation may be found mthe
Crisis of the goth, appended to "quoto-
ton" of an exl.act Of Sermon OF d.,
Beecher, on duolling. The sermon was
preached, we believe, when General Jack
son was candidate for the Presidency
The Democracy Of that day said by their
votes, that to be duellist, was no ohjec~
ton to candidate; and accordingly elect
ed General jackson to the Presidency. The
Crisis man Of urse, helping might and
main. But now his morals cannot stand
the idea Of Henry Clay being named for
the Presidency. Perhaps he repented Of
supporting General Jackson, the time he
LETT the democratic party and published bis
remuneration OF the party in newspaper
of Steubenvie. in184Q. Ii so the CrsIs
can give its experience. "lt dare not"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
tONiGNS.

After the fuss aad hurraing which
was made about lhetaII 'Young Hicko-
w. tbatwts to be erected by the 'un
terrified democracy Of little Holmes,
lhe result is the pole feel down, broke
into three pieces, dragging in IT'S 'Iall
spu.k Dallas and Tod,' INTO the DIRT, em
hIamaric of where they'll be after the
ldes OF November. i now slards be-
reft of some so feet of its former glory
and metanchoDIy picture for the eye o
man TO hook upon--Hdlme8 County
Wing
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
ESNhei4 .lscsilderry.

This days mail axes with it the rcsigna-
ton Of Robert McEIdery, Associate Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll
county. The acting Governor, T. W..
Rartley, will, Of course, fill the vacancy
Immediately. The person appointed viii
hold the Office until the Legislature makes
the permanent appointment,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

Crisis for the pay Of advertising He had
read your bill of $l.oO for Publishing the
notice Of the Bible Society. The Crisis
man is disposedto hn3 fanlt Inquire Mr.,
Crisis, perhaps Mr.. Clay had some ogency
in this matter,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
SHERIF r'S SALE

,By virtue Ola writ Of f ia ct'ep ta.
is,ned ou, OF the Cour, Common Pleas
for Carroll county ONO, and TO mr. d.
rpc,ed, will off TOR se'c IN lb" lo~n
ol Lcosbnreh, Ce'roI county. on Moo-
day the 30 day OF September lS44
at 70 o'rIork NJ rhc following proper
ty,,o :Ont Ere Eoglue anG three
ladders. Taken in expeurion aud will
be sold 10y me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Sep,enber 90 lS44
Printers fee 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

HARRIeBLRGH MEETING.

We attended, but uroppcncnts "comc
not" Mr., McCook, their leader, was at
Morges on Thursday and saw which way
the tables turned, and we suppose modest
ly told them "beitcr stag oooay." There
was about so in attendance. McEldeny,
our candidate, addressed the meeting at
considerable length in an able and salts.
factory manner. lie defined his position
on the currency question to the sotisioc-
ton ofaIl who heard him, tourUId friend
Col Ayros aud one or two others except
cd.) After he left the stand, Eckley, our
scIfaud Trip, each addressed the people
ashort time. Some twoor three present
had poke-stalks hourshing in high gcc
Ali right Use your Poke whiIstit lasts, if
will all die in November. 1t gets undel
the Clay,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
"A WAGoN LOAD OE BEAUTY..

A gentleman on his way from Manches-
ter to Arlington, w., met bound to Wing
Mass Convention in Massachusetts, an
enormous wagon drawn by twenty-slX OK,
en-, in which was seated OIL benches raised
on rack one above the other, three hun-
dred 5co6sJul going girls all cIad in wh9e,
1t must have been an interesting spectacle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
MLlLCt MEETLNG.

There will be Il whig meeting on Friday,
the 4tb October, at the ,Ueihodia WcetiHg
house, near WottsviIIe, in Fox Township.
Speakng to begin at /, p. M. Come one,
come all from old Fox and Lee townships
One more rally before the State Election.
MANY CITIZENS OF FOX.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
THE EMoRALlTY OF OUR OPPONENTS.

THE MORALITY OF OUR OPPONENTS.
The ocofocos in end 8jrut this town
seem to have taken the public morals under
thcirpcculiorcore. If they are expo7odon
account Of the total want of any well de-
fined measure, which they propose shall
govern the administration Mr.. Polk, they
raise howl about their great regard .iorthe
public morals, and propagate all kinds Of
iolschoods against the private character of
Mr., Clay.
! When the great and the good Bascom
and Llaott Of the Methodist, aud Hall and
Rice, Of the Presbyterian churches, in the
immediate neigL orhood of Mr.. Clay, are
called on and state the truth, in regard II
, the character Of that mach injured patriot
a then showers Of abuse ar heaped up0r
It them, because they have the hordihool Il
n tell the truth, and place The character q
:. Mr., Clay heiTe the community in il tn
" light. Not the least evidence 81 the hy
o. procisy OF these pseudo guardians Of III
n public morals, is their retaining the serv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
nUNDER LONDS."

We think is hardly worth while to notice
the silly rawlings Of the Crisis man about
Mr. Clay being under bonds to keep the
peace. He knows well enough that the
bond entered into by the strict rules Of the
common law, which prevails in the Dis
uict of Columbia, is imperative and Of no
force, after *'a year and / day." But for
the iaC.s once more Senator King, OF
Alabama, gets into tilting match with
Mr.. Clay, in The Senate. Clay retorts on
him, and King getsln rage, sits down
and writes something supposed to be a
chalncge, and bands ittoaiHand, Anoth.
er person in the Senate experimenting
something dangerous to the peace, goes
| and swears out warrant that he feared
Clay and King would break the peace
The parties are taken before competent ou-
thorly, aud enter into bonds. On the next
day Mr.. King, a good Democrat, got up in
his seat and oferedan apology to Mr. Clay
who received the same, the parties shook
hands; and so ends Tive matter Now wha
fault did Mr.. Clay commit IN the tronsac
ton! No one, other than fool, Or oknave
would dirty paper with such chergo.-
Morrison, must not suppose the people o
Carroll, either as ignorant, Or degraded, Il
those who have been his daily associate
in other places.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
UAGERSTOWN ACADEMY.

The Crisis man raises a howl about the
request in the Free Prees, for him to pub
lsh the Notice, "gretis." We never saw
the article until it was imprint, The pub
Rshor dil Aot wish to be responsible to the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
MIR. BASCOM.

The editor of the Crisis, copies from kim
dred prints, abusive article against Mr.
Bascom, because he dared to tell the truth
about Mr.. CIay's character, He knows
that when Bascom and Elliott, of the
Methodist. Rice and Hall, of the Presbyte-
rian, and Bishop Campbell, of the Disciples
church, all certify to MI, Clay's good char
acter as alnoral man, that it stamps the
imprint OF loIsehood upon the face OF him
and his colnPeer5in detraction. The names
Of Nh Clay, and those pious divnes, will
go down to posterity as beneloctors Of the
humun race, when Morrison, Medary, and
company, will be forgotten, or onlyremem-
berod as the incendary who burnt the
library at Alexandria, on account Of their
infamy,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
B A FAHVESTO"K'S VERNT
FLGE

The greet @orm DESTROYER BY Hhe
administration Of phls N drcine 10 chill
dren al the proper time, great a aaloUBt
Of suf, f,rng would be obViaied aDt lpr
mHnN lnetarc"s thIs lives woelA bB
preserved; Out OF the abundant lcsligan
nv before me OF its efficaey,4 select pRs
SoI'nwing:
] certify ba' | gave one bo'Ne Of R.
A FahneslocE's NormiauRo TO ? child of
nine (rlghIeeu mont. oId,3 wnHh
brought away 2G4 worms,
GEOBGE BEATTY
CarroIIDon Sept 3. 1874
For sale by
r KENNTDY, Drus giat.
CarroILon SepI. l3, leI4.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

BY Virtue OF two wrirs Of alias WeaFd
ErpoHaS, issued 90, of the Court o. CoU.~
mon Peas Tor Carrol -connly, Ohio, nmI
10 me directed, ! will cff-r Tor eaEe ut
the door If the Court h0use in CarrOII.
ION on Monday the IA h day OF OclG
beT next, between the hours.of 10 O'clock
A NJ. and a O'clock p NJ the following
fCa es,ole, 10 WI: Lot No 2 ~ Jere-
mrah Mason's addition to the rown of
Pekin Taken IN execution and will ts
'oId by ne
DAVID WATT, ,SheiraF
S"pr l3 lS44
Printers fee ! so
ALSO.
Al the same lime end place, 'bv viTma
ofO wrre OF Pia Alias Teadi ErpmsSsr
issued oul oil SAID Court, viii offer fec
sale the GI'ow,pg real estate 10 wiz
The North Ets @ IarIer Of Section HGr
Township I3, OF Range s. Also Tbs
East hat oI the South Wesr,quarler of
Section 10, Township l3, Of Range g.
suhjocI TO the life estate Of David Rsctr-
ards Taken in execution and will be
sold by'mo
DAVID WATT. ShepriE.
Sept Is lt44
Printers lee'l so
ALSO.
A the Same time and place bv virtua
Of a writ of Alias VeRdi EgponaS, issued
out Of said Court, viii offer for saa
he following real estate 10 vii: Th&
North half Ol the North West quarter
dissection IT., Township l3. Of R ,ng$
l6, containing 80 l6-l00 acres. Taken
in execution aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, SbelG
Sept l8, 1914
Printers fee ] 80
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

Arlhe Carroll County Ribe DEPOSITORY
a lerg" lot Of Bibles and Tesv@eurs =.
which will be sod al cost prices.
r KENNEDY, Depository.
September 6, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

r-Om paper is issued on Tuesday, to
enable printers, editor devil and all to at
tend the great Wing rally at CadIz, on the
25lh.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

JOHN ltta 1Gl2TPP,
Attorney anil Counsellor at LatU.
Office IN The Court house, CarrOFItoH,
Oh
S,p ember G3, lS44
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$HERIFFnS SALE

~ 49, '''' - - Is '''4"''
CarroIlLon Sept. 10, le44.
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JUST RECEWED

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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-04
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.


N pursuance of law, |, JoHN TYLER, President of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that a PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land OhHe at NEWNANSVIILE in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, CONN encing o,
Monday the sixteenth day OF December next, for the
disposal of be inappropriate vacant public lands
within the limits OF the townships hereinafter desg-
mated, 10 wit:
South ofhe Base line and East Of the meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty two,
range eighteen.
! he two casternmost tiers of sections in township
fifteen, the two easternmos tiers Of sections and
tons twenty-five, tweDty-seveD and ihlrty-lour, IN
township sixteen, the half of townshipseyenreen,
and the east half of nshp eighteen, and the
tons Nv enty one twenty eight and thrty-tbree, in
the same township and all OF townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westert most tiers of sections
IN the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen Of ranges
twenty, twenty-one and twenty -two.
townships fifteen and twenty, of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools,
mil tary or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sale will he kept open FOR two weeks unless
the lands sooner disposed Of and no longer and
private enries Of lands in The townships offer
ed will he admitted until after the Xiraton of The
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this oath day of June, A. d. 1914
JOHN TYLER
BY the President;
THO. H. BLAZE,
Commissioner orihe General Lend Office.
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PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY.

OrrIcE or tina SEoRETARr VI THE SENATE 3,
AugVst Slst, ltfi.
IN PURSUANCE OF the "act lesaizng and ma.
/ king appropriation for such nece issTy OBJECTS
as have been usu lily incuGed in he general eppro.
pration bills without authority OF law, and To TX
and provide for certain incidental expenses Of toe
Departments and Offices Of the Government, and for
other purposes" approved the 26,h Of August l84
sealed proposals viii be received at tins Office until
3 O 'clo,k p VI. on Tuesday, the l7,h Il September
next for furnishing the following article OF station
cry for the use OF the Senate T. BE- u The rory tes
quGiiiy, and to lie approved by the Secretary, VIZ
30 resms white quldruple cap paper, for envelopes
BY the act approved June II, 1874, the Secretary
Of the Senate and tho Clerk Of the House OF fepre
sentatyes ore directed, in the future disbursement
OF the public moneys for the Of their respective
bodies to confpo tisir purchases exclusively to ar
tices the growth and manufacture Of the Unite'
Stats provided The same be procured Of suci
growth and manufacture Of suitable quality ond a
reasonable prices upon as good terms as TO quality
and price as can be obtained OF Tor ign growth ~,
manufacture "A preference will therefore by CIV
en- TO the production Of American industry and al
persons making proposals to supply this article vii
STATE whether the same is OF The growth aud manu-
fachre Of the United States
The paper is 60 he delivered at the office Of th
Secretary Of the Senate at Washington, free OF an
charge Tor carriage on or before the Both OF Sep
''ihDct next, and Nill bt pau loI OF uchNt's'
specimen Of the article required may be seen a
the Office OF he Secretary Of the Senate
A sufficient specimen (half quire) IS TO aecompe
ny 'he proposal, and TO he marked with the name o
the proposer The person Offering TO furnish sue
papers at the lowest price equality oonsldered) wil
receive contract for the sane, on executing bon
with two or more sureties satisfactory TO the Secre
tary Of the Senate for the performance thereof un
der forfeiture Of twice the contract price in
failure, which bond is TO be fled in the office Of sal
Secretary within ten days after the proposals hay
been accepted
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Ste
tionery for the Senate" and be directed 10 the So
cretary Of the Senate at W sshngton
ASBURY DICKENS
aug 2o-lawiw Secretary of the senate
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RANsPORrA ION or NAVAL SION
NAVY DsPAaTMrST,


Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
August 5lh lsii.
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed, Proposals
/ for feight to Rio will be received At this Blu
Iesu until thrc, o'clock Z. VI Thursday :, ptt,n-
her 5th proNimo, for the transportation of about
1000 barrels in bulk Of Government supplies, from
The Navy Yard, Gosport, Yrgini1, 10 RIO de !aoe-
TO-. Offers uuH specify the price asked der barrel
without any disiirc ion between Wei ar dry barrels ;
five and hall cubic feet OF measur' nen' goods and
thirty yailons TO the euScc, of all casks not usually
called barrels to be conidered as barrels, whatever
they NAV contain. No other than Government stores
to be AIKEN on board freight, End prinsge ~ be
allowed Fifteen fair weatner, working lay days, to
be allowed at each Of the ports at Norfolk and Rio,
Tor taking ia and dischSrgns cargo. The vc'se!
must pas. the Inspection and be ready at -.
Gosport Yud 10 receive her cargo, by the 2Oh Of
September.
10 BE- published once week until the 9TH Of Sep
TENDER ia tie Mlisohian, d. g. Sun, Beli.muic,
Md New York Aurora, y. " b5acon, Mort IN,
Va aug 5-lawtd
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lc and private sale is fixed at the of dollars
ana hfy cents per acre, and oi these within he limits
oil michigan, the minimum prizes Is in like manner
hxrd at he rate Of two dollars per acre.
when ract or which Improvements ,xist shall
DC offered, w. IN addition To the minimum price Of The
iand as above s,oted the appraised value of the i'm
pro"eniants be not also hidden such tract snail be
Withdrawn from the sale. and shall again he offered
al subsequent public sale, dee public notice thereof
hrs' being gwen, when directed by the Commission
e. OF the General Land Oficen
Given under my hand at the City Of w ash ngton
.hls l~cnty.icurIh day Of June, ammo Demini, 1894
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho n. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of he General Land Office.
June 2J
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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 proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor
practicable aer seeing h.s notice aud before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale OF
The ownshio, embracing the tract claimed above de-
signated; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. II. BLAKE,
Comm'r o., The General Land Office.
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Township thirty, of range twenty-five.

Iownehip thirty, of range twenty-five
Township thry-one of ranges nineteen, twenty
twen'y-ohe, twenty-five, twenty-ihree, and twenty
FIVE.
Townships thirty-ihree and thiry-four, of ranges
thny-two and thirty-lhTee.
Lands appropriated by law for the of school,
military, or Other purposes, will be excluded fron
sale.
The sa'es will each be hep, open for two weeks
(uness The lards sooner dsposed off, and no ion
ger aud no private n,ries Of land in Tie townships
SO offered will be admitted until AFTER the piTator
ofhe Two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
lhis gath day OF June A. ID. 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. II Blanc,
Comm d 0fihs General Land Office