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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

ZINE JEWELhY AND SILVER WAkh, Ac.--
4 ciIaS STEWART Manufacturer, IS John a. inp
ar1 offers for moderate liked prices select aa-
stment OF fine articles only Having enlarged hs manu-
rforv q : i better prepared orders Tor dis.
10nd work fine je~elry and siyerware, all psruouary
diamond iewery. under his personal supeuniendence'
T6e unbc are respectfully assured hat there Units
ION, Or common iegery made Al this establishment, ust
ge prices are uniform, and low a. good "OIA car W
- IN he purchsser for one year Except IN cases u yio-
nce and that these goods viii be found more sa-afl0fJ
and Ultimately cheaper than those al lower prices
felg gf.eodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
90 NnTICE ~ NEKCHANTs. .lsis

ICiC. In consequence OF the frequent claims for dal
30 presented AGAINST tia forwariers Of merchandise on
he Western Canals arising from ths abstraction Of goods
rom mperecty secured The Board Of Forward
ar III he Civ of New have fell 30 their duty as WEI
r the security OF merchants themselves 10 adopt The
GNowinr resolution. VIZ:
geligsd That we VIII not receipt IN shipping order
any hoXes or cases Of dry goods hats caps goods
los or shoes destined for the West unless such boxes OF
cases ara properly iapei and sealed when smppel nor
. such boxes or casks well strapped " hooped before
shipment ~ {" hOLi' f'esiis I,
tteoucr " Tv.rv gscrefsrv ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
PANORAMA
OF TAYLORiS Campaign

4 MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA representing. b. lhe
= r1a-f hss1rfll manner TAYLORS ONEMENIs
Is NEN1CO. VIII be- open or exhibition ut DE Minerva
Rooms. t0G Broadway. ON MONDAY EVENING. july I,
ne O'Clock Panorama VIII commence no precisely Aa-
mission 81 .s. so halprce. l.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
MINIS BOYS, AND CHILDRENs

CLOTHING, Z BOW Eh1-
Joseph q. CLOSE l. CO. make 20 order and keep con
y stqnly on hard large and Fashionable assortment a
greatly reduced prices Cal, If you wish a hWgau'-a
,yfo1e.s.e or rafaH rs 3fleeod@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

80 - lDNY. ass Broadway three doors .o2.e
l&Gotooaat'55 ,sS acne Si OF Of be- ' poea
, CuI-ar ACCORDION and Violin. BE is etr'ei h, i,
1-yy analytical and mducve system 20 teac' ever. emu
i -,-f ruie His terms are reasonable, and ic gives
.sso-. to ladies' al their residences "iilo'l ezra
charge. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
DEAD SHOT FoR nED-BUGs.



fR'HE DEAD-SHOT BEDBUG POlSON,a new article
exceeding anything known for destroying those noXou'
eermn Just received and for sle wholesale and retail 10y
KETCHAM & HENSHAN.
iei7 I'm l2 Fuiton-st n y the only agents IN Tins cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

TFANINGTON,- NEW GRAND sCklPIlkAL
ii DIORAMAs Of he Creation u me World aud
The Deuge open every evening, Al me splendid ne"
ami. baths. This exhibition comprises the most magnh'
cent Mechanical Scenic and Optical effect, with choice 'o.
81 .rd Insfrmenta performances from Haydn's Grand
Oraf0ro Of the Creation II i the result Of many years
dy and experience. during which neither pains nor ex
us. have been spared render " the mot srac
I've exhibitions Ofthe age The Han Il Of the most ele
y.nt and best ventilated 10 the city.
Tickes cent? children half price, Performances com
flence al O'Clock precisely.
FOURTH or JCLY-Ahemoon performance Al o'clock
Evening al o'clock. leH WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

TNICKERHOTk FIRE INsI BANLt LUH.
"a PANY or NETWORK. Office 81 Na.-sL-Capita
slsO0O0-Of dnaly Incorporated 10 l73.-Ths Company
continues % against oss and damage ny IRE on r
most favorable terms is operations are colnrt cely ID
he Ciiy OF New-fofs and s immediate proximity. All
losses adjusted and paid with promrtnes and hneiauiy
DIRECTORS.
George Ireland, John Oothout, George Arcl.afls'
Robert Benson, JOHN Campbell george CohAAh'
ioebua Rr1sh Robert \. Stuart John Cray,
Fo'rs Moore Edward Colk. Asher Riley
Aribr nv Lamb Adam Norre Robert Kermit.
Benz % De Forest William Tucker C.as p LtFeneh
Anthony Charlon, LcwsC isfner-ieyN ain brO"lhs'
'ex. Lawrence William p ueAl. Henry El-"9lW
GEORGE IRELAND. PresidclL
. p NrDo~.rr Secretary on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

rn---r pINNOFUIiI ts.-ItTsous hUVII FuI
- chasing Pianos wi find b. to their A4sen
t~af~r.S Wac to can az r. Glenn Co.'s Manuiaeio.
7 ] y ] ] ry. 100 R'ton-st. west Of bro9dwayl.
.-ai assortment Of Mahogany and kose''o od t'uos WV
.ar on hsnd which viii DE- sold low i1r cash or approved
rqrel Dealers supplied on liberal terms ,. s,.,.-.,
.- r. GLENN 4 co. l4i Fuiinn-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
nApAND IETTEK PAPER by he case OF re

GAP AND LETTER PAIEh by Ve case OF lee.h
kJfor cash-75 10 be sold without reserve, by a.
rRANERS 4 co. "a Mmden-ane, 10 those VINO wrie law
.crs. doctors. &c a. Travers Co.'S scale OF prices
1000 ruled Letter Paper. 81 = 20 ~ 81, per rea
500 reaIns blue ruled Letter Paper, hne, II 3D.
1000 realms Cap Paper. ruled, al p TO 81 SIT
SO reams blue Cap Paper ruled 81 50
Super French LereT Paper, fine nnish, q 81.
We pledge Ourselves 10 sell good Papers A. the above
orces we don't advertise merely catch your custom,
Ina we want you TO call and Papers and we are Ger
sn YOU vii be pleased and for the best reason ~ me
world. because Won viii save money by t.
..l0 Inn 4 TRANFRS co Cash $ ore. 80 Nai1en-inne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
GUMS AND PISTOLS.
FRESH FLOUR AT oRoroN MILLS,


A CHIEF ORJFCT of the Croon Mills Is to furnish the
rnbc with fresh ground Flour and Meal In bags 81 ~
I'D p bs "A well as by the barrel and half barrel delivered
n any part Of the city free OF expense mus enaonE lsr
" HECKER h BROTHER.
p..i, n, ters attended To- je2l l~ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

DBARNUM. Propretor-F HITCHCOCK, Manager
Splendid performances n fs seloon toi oc.ocf pre- 'Ne
Boa Constructor }1 iert LONG, II has .ad tl eggs one N
which was broken and produced young Suplnl me
a-r. will also De- exhibited The Manager hls purchase
large living Orsng Outalg; also two large i' ,u
-aaz,es another specimen 1ffhe Omng Ou.tng Is MN
bel ana G'ee Club. Ino Harrington. NenInoq1'sm, Nam
moth BOYS Giant Baby, sc. Admission p CTS children un
der lo. l2f cts. k,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
MI MRS. J. sAcKErT. FiNh-.i. near RlOwsEE3y

Prepared and sold by The propneiors LAW hUlp, ~
ber r1ncpa depot 81 East Broadway, Indian Mediens
Store Y and II il Fonst Ring, ~ Broadway' cor
Ion: Coddingion. 58 Hudson Guon' ~ bowery COZ
grsri' Brgham Miller n and ~ Avenue ID; Dr. Crou-
hie cor Bowery and Fourh-st. =,
Brooklyn: Mrs. Hays 1872 Fultonst Nlhamshorghs ~,
Cook qs irsndt and OF Druggists generally Price %
per bottle four bottles for - Jeo lmslulnNoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

EtA-TIE GARDEN-Tre public ere respectfully r.
O'0uneI tai Casfs Garden Is open during 'he gay, 20
mission ~ cents -yL o.
ArOW OPEN NJ 53 Broadway. a grand AMI valuable
Nrol .ection Of Works hy Tine Old Masters Jfl3 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
FOR THE CURE OF

Sold al 3 c,s for pint borfe-S2 per dozen.
Sodbv A b. ID. sands 100 Fufol-sts Henry Johnson,
as Broadway: a. l.. Winshp.9 ~ East Broadway y =
md p r. T Williams. Newark. lelo lmseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

4SOO CuALLENGE.-N0uce % gentlemen who
.fsDNJUwani reir Old clothes 80 look Ike new. Cen M
lie cleaning dyeng tailoring and repairing establishment
40 6 Coolest you get al grease pitch tar pant
ind extracted from your clothes without sons your
-o,h Il, tie shortest notice and the most reasonable
,nns hv j. B. NOAH 66 Cod So two doors from B-eknan
NB-The highest price paid for geneuens CASTOR clo'h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, April II, IS4s.
EALED proposals will be received under the
- March last until Saturday ls4s
for millions of dollars United
twenty from and after the LIST July Sle
cent interest annum payable semannuay the first
below bid per cent
thereof deposited in depository of the United
before the date fixed for opening the proposals The bids all
be unconditional without the
bids of others should distinctly premium offered
The proposals should be sealed endorsed
1913 and addressed the Secretary the
d. which dR be
places OF residence of the respectively whose
be successful but the of
residing United deposited
stant reasurers at New YORK. Boston, Philadelphia New
leans.
give opportunity persons participate in the in
OF funds this stock bids will be
denomination certificates authorized
dolars-as well as for higher sums.
All certificates under thousand dollars will be
the books the all
will be Of bv
avoid confusion and multiplication
6ates with coupons attached will be for the
dollars
required deposit amount
awarded five equal instruments in each Of the july
August September October November present
exceeding thousand dollars
bidder DESTROYS immediate
the whole be deposited The will
interest in all from the date Of the deposit
The bids will be opened the Treasury D.
nth
3lst of March last bidder will with
draw his bid On all bids deposited in
the awarded be deposited part payment
required IN July next. X. j. WALKEI
Secretary Of Treasury.
Each of the daily of York Philadelphia
the papers of the United States are an
horizei to ruhlsh this advertisement 27awi<t Je
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
THE MARKETS.

o.
FEOur-A further small advance realized in prices
to-day. The only sales reported however, were 200 brs
and 246 do both from store, at "a 40.
PrOrisiOns-A sale TO day Of 2O0 brls Mess Pork at
z So OF Bulk Meat 10000 lbs Sides with 10000 lbs
Hams 3lc, 90 days. Of Bacon IA hhds Sides 3lc
10000 lbs shoulders at 2lc; and 10000 lbs Hams al
Me ell pkd OF Lard 100 brls. and ties. No. part
OF the freight Of the Charter Oak, sold 5lc 30
days In Meats the strong tendency TO depression 10
somewhat abated
Whisky-Saes of 425 brIs in lots, 14lc 20 do a,
14kc.
The river this port from Friday evening Saturday
evening about feet but had since fallen about
foot up 10 dark Sunday evening
There have been numerous indications Of showers
within the last days, but rain Of consequences has
falIen-Gazeffe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
PROSPECTUS FOR
CHAPMANS COON SKINNER,
THE CHEAPEST PAPER in THE WEST |!

THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WEST!
The undersigned will commence the publication of
the 9Th Uoltme of their celebrated COON SKINNER,
commencing about the Doth of May and published
till the Presidential election, making % numbers pre-
vious, and subsequent. the last number of which
will contain the full official of the United States
ard which of itself will be fully worth the subscrip-
ton price.
Their facilities for rapidly publishing larger edi-
ton have equaed the present and they conf
IDENTIFY look for larger circulation than heretofore.
The character of the Coonskinner heretofore is an
earnest of what may be expected in future No ex-
ertion shall be spared improve its contents embel-
lished and otherwise. Its aim will be to give full
support to the nominees of the Baltimore Democratic
Convention and in every fair and honorable way, to
sustain the cherished principles of the Great Demo-
cratic party Of the Union.
The Importance of general and correct information
during the coming contest, when a higher than
Kingly Office is to be filed by the uDbought votes of
free and mighty people, should be apparent to all.
That Truth may be disseminated, and Falsehood and
Error detected and exposed, shall endeavor
ercise than ordinary vigilance, bringing to our
aid experience aud every facility within reach.
Nor is our State election in August of less impor-
tance Our labors for years past will all be nothing
should fail new in sustaining those which
have so prospered the State the past five years. Once
more in the foul embrace of federal whiggery, and
back we return to our former degraded position as :
free, sovereign and independent State And rs
"eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty let us all
resolve. by upholdng and sustaining Democratic doc
trines to continue those measures which none will
deny have been so beneficial to us as a State and as
| citizens.
To this end the Coon Skinner will also be devoted
not doubling that the Democracy will manfuy sus-
tain themselves in the coming contest.
/ Terms.
Single copy, 5U
Ten copies, "a. 80
Twenty copies, sc, 00
And all larger numbers in proportion.
OT-Cash always in advance.
OF Our Agents would save us a very large
amount of labor by having person in their vicn
ty who will direct the papers, leaving it to us TO en-
velope them address only. In packages of 20
where this is done, we will add numbers enough tc
make it an object, and so for larger numbers.
CHAPMANS g. SPAWN
OF Will our brother editors please notice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
Important from Texas.
Letter from DR. benson.


ANGELINA, CHEROKEE COUNTY, TEXAS.
To Dr. Bragg of ST. LOasDear SIR Having long since
convinced that "CALOMEL co., system Of practice has
carried unmey
great pleasure informing you your Ev
ING PILLS laying heavy tariff that odous system Of mine
raj poison praciced in this country
Mr. Gray,
travelling tell the situation in 2vng been
confined nearly three years with Diabetes, mmoderae flow Of
ready the days and hours
had exhausted in te study of medicine and
could do much believe myself hour!
told Mr. Cray he might leave package OF each kind OF your
dollars did
good would him The baance not, he might take
pills 60 d. In the Of months have
taken thirteen boxes Of TONIC PILLS with few drops
al STOUT AS I EVER WAS 1 must give your pills
believe them excellent all CHRONIC AFFEC-
TIONS, well almost CERTAIN SPECIFIC in form
Of Fever.
During your host Of
CALOMEL DOCTORS-at rsf, with considerable difficulty. But
power certainly their reputation spreading far and wide
in Texas.
large you and the demand dali
all had left
to-day while writing another application
hard let him have half Of what had laid
for want therefore, TO send me six dozen
mail, Direct
to Douglass p o., Cherokee county, Texas.
A. c. benson, NJ d.
DFor SALE wholesale and retail, the mandatory Of Dr.
BRAGG, No 81 North Third street, st. Louis. los
n-For SALE wholesale and retaI: by S. WADE and TOM
LINsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis; H. Z. GREEN. Browns
TER Jamestown B. SWEENEY, Roylton; DAVID WOOD
FORD. Thorntown LANE s SION. Lebanon; PiTZER &
WELSH Eagle Village; GRAFTON JOHNSON, Greenwood
burg EDWARD p DAY shelby Vile; LUDLOW & kENE-
DY Marion; IRA BAYLEY. Freeport; H. PERSON Green
field wM SILVER PsndletOn; WILLIS @; ATHERToN
Bridgeport; w. ]. UNGLES Belleville.
May 25th lef7. epW&sWlyC27s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
MARSlrAL,S sale.

- virtue Of writ of iii Fa.) directed from
40 the clerks Office of the rrcut Of the
for the district of Indiana will House
door in the ry of indianapolis Marion Inna the
9th day Of June The A. NJ. NJ
the aud profits all folio
wit: Lots numbered square aid
and recorded in the Recorders Office
der and McCarty Lot numbered square Numbered "a OF
original plat Of the Of Indian po and all lowing
scrihed pierre parcel OF land
feet and inches south OF the northeast Of
lot numbered hundred and
hundred and eighty feet thence south eighty
inches hundred eighty north
and inches beginning Of
said above described property situate ndisnspo
Indiana and failure realize sufficient
the will the time place for the fee
ribbed properly
the defendant the Richard Psxson
Jr, and Joseph Paxson, against Ahram Bird.
A..C. PEPPER.
US. Mar-hal District Of Indiana
6,16 By Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
POSTPONEMCNT

OF the Land Sales an the INDIA Ma Polls
FORT WAYNE, and WINAlIAC Districts,
in che State Of INDIANA
~ Office hereby given Nh
ami Indiana ordered proclamation
sdent of the United States dated the 25h day Nav 1871 to be
held at the Land Office Indanapo the September
1o4 at the Land Office at Fort Wayne the goth Septet
o4 and at the Land Office Wnsmac the September
ei7 aud which sales by public dated
July Si declared 10 he postponed until and on
the 10th December 1884, hereby p
poned until and to the
Monday the LIST day OF May 1886 the Land Office
Wayne Monday the Sth day of May, Of
fee at Winanac Monday the 18th day Of May lsss.
Given under my hand. the City Washington this four
teenth day of July, domni 1647
By order Of the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
- Commissinner of the Genaral Land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
TO THE PUBLIC.


mineal lands included in the foregoing proclamation
portion Kweena Point and the southern shore
the northern peninsula of Michigan
immensely valuable by the exhausess mines OF
and other found therein
already discov
trap bordering Lake SUPERIOR and within
miles Of and from the geological character d the country
be doubted that others
equally valuable will be found throughout this whole
"mncra regUn.'
OF the mines worked copper found almost
he
9th discovered the world Silver
also fodrs IN considerable Quantities.
materials for the construction OF furnaces,
smelling found in abundance in the immediate
neghbor Of the mineral and the lace OF the country 10
the mines require but little artificial drainage,
and are therefore worked 10 great advantage.
the tina. considered the
favorable for their operations.
The proximity lands the shore OF Lake
peror which several safe and excellent habors and the
commune threfom by the sau Ste Marie Lakes
Huron Erie furnish ready Of Transporting the
these lands the principal markets Of the United
States a a very trifing cost.
this Office.
lands of fair qualify producing the usual culinary
vegetables and abundance and doubt when the soil
fairly TILED it will be found favorable grain
for all these products fair price and good market will be found
mines.
Timber such white yellow pine sugar maple yellow
birch &C. in places abundant and by it's thrifty
growth gives evidence Of the richness of the soil.
localities Of the valuable
formation relating thereto derived the geological survey
which cannot be embraced In this brief notice will be
for inspection early practicable before the commence
Ap. a. lo4tJy s-low
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11

The following announcements are made, subject t.
the decision of the Democratic county convention:
For Representatives.
PERCY H0SBROOK.
POWELL ROWLAND
CHRISTOPHER G.. WERBE,
Gen. JAMES P. DRAKE.
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL MOORE
For Sheriff
CHARLES c. CAMPBELL.
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
ELI HAVERSTICK,
JACOB VANDERBILT.
For Recorder.
TOLIVER l.. HARLIN,
CHARLES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE.
JOHN s. ALLEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
A 'ENHE undersigned has located his residence
- TANIC SHOP, in the Postofice buildings south
- Of the public square, in Bloomington Indiana for pur
pose Of waiting the afflicted who prefer the remedies
from the vegetable kingdom Ito the entire all
are known to be of poisonous quaty to the of the "He
role Medcnes His long experence-hs acknowledged
especially in chronic and entire
devotednessto Medical reform
ton o public confidence and patronage.
He respectfully socis Medicines to
and examine his extensive of vegetable componds
HORACE T. N. BENEDICT, Botanic Physician.
Bloomington Ind, April 60
Bloom gton 'rrb mol 9vy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
A So16 Regular Packet Line
pl-stt-TTtSu1 FROM

Ia connection irith the NJ. q 4. Railroad.
yRlHE new splendid WISCONSIN, t. T. Wright,
Master win leave Madison every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday of the half O'clock
will Cincinnati tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at l2 O'clock NJ
MADISON BELLE will Madison every Tuesday, Thurs
day. Saturday O'Clock will leave Cincinnati
every Monday Friday, at 10 O'Clock, NJ.
Passengers coming the viii find greatly to their ad
this line Of boats they always be furnish
ed with good Also, coming from Cincinnati and
intermediate ports take the they will find this line
they remain board all night free Of charge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
Educational Convention.

A sem-annual meeting of the EDUCATION SOCIETY,
OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, will commence its session,
at Indianapolis, on Wednesday, the oath of May,
1913.
Addresses will be delivered by Joseph L. Jernegan.
Esq.,, of South Bend, Rev. F. c. Holiday, of Indiana
polls, Professor Read. of Bloomington, and others.
Several important questions will be laid before the
Society," asgenera attendance Of the friends of popu-
lar education is therefore requested. TN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11

=
sisiss r hereby y s' and aI.
the following STUFFED N the isis Miami
Alih Land oes at lNDiANAPoLIs commencing on Monday
within the aforementioned nship ownshps
yaA q the second principal s4aa
Fconal township twsaiyne, twenty three in
Factonal nshp twenty one and townssp en-,
.n:es 10 'ne eat Miami ranges two
FsS1aI tosnps twenty ,wsnyhrss in the rom..
Fractional township three oer reserve NJ s,o
FORT WAYNE comnsnsn y" |anss1
the ssh,esnn day o. sspsmeer nsI fer the disposal of public
NORTH IF the base iins and # the r.srsn
Townships four, and twenty-five, and twenty SIX and e
tionsl wnshp twenty in the former "Ge Reserve
Fractional townships twenty Our five twen,ysiI twenty
ships thrhree and thirty fourth the former "a Beys
twenty seven AID in IN. former
reserve Of ssh miles square the forks the
at Fiat Bely's Village" Of range eight
e-rTve Of sr mites square al the forks Of e WSh e,
fractional township thirty in the former
Fractional township twenty in the former reserve at aat
The reserves at the ne Asos md ~. ia
coon Village and fractional township former reserve
Fractional townships twsntysesss wentish
AboiIe ver," the viage OF range eleven Wv
Fractional townships twenty eight and twenty former
Al the Land Once wfNAAC commencing on MONDAY tn.
twenty h day Of September disposal OF puhc lands
within the aforementioned townships 10 wiz
Fractional townships twenty twenty-five and twenty air in
the former Great Miami Reserve" Of rnngr ONE
Townships four,
township twenty in the Miami Reserve NJ
ranges and - -
Townships twenty four, twenty ana fractional
townships twenty seven and twenyeight, reat
ami Reserve and the Reserve Wabash
range four. -
Fractional townships the f,er
between The Wabash and Eel Of ranRe five
Lands by military ar otIe,
purposes aud Indiana
the of aiding said state the
Of the Wabash those Erie by the acf an
proved ID March, 1897 together with The which have been
eced and approved urder
Indau
under the treaties will be excluded SHES
The lands will sold for price d. Lars er ace
provided by the first An Act a. er M
treaty from the Miami indians approved on the I'd Of
Angus, 1916 And tue Offering Of the will commenced
the da. appointed and proceed order in which ~ ara
offered be
longer than weeks. and private n the lands
viii he admitted until after expira nf the two weeks
fifth day of May dOnini hundred an
fortyseven.
Blythe President: JAMES X. POLK,
RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the Lar Once