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Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN.

TREAsURr DEPARTMENT April IT. 16fS.
SEALED proposals will be received, under the act of 3I
- March last until m Saturday 18th Of June I64e
millions of Of United States stock
after the Of July lesS
days Of January July of each year. No bid will he received
below bid be considered unless
thereof depository of the United
before the date fixed for the proposals The bids in all
should distinctly the premium
proposals should sealed and orsed Proposals
addressed the Washing
City, d. c. The which be accepted Will be requir
cd paid the depository of the United States
places residence of respectively whose offers
be successful the Of he accepted bids from bidders
sant New York. BSzon, Philadelphia New Or.
leans.
give opportunity to all participate in the
will
denomination Of certificates euhoZed by awbeing for fifty
dolars-as well a for higher sums
dollars will
books the treasury but all certificates for that
the books Of the
with coupons he option OF the bidder
expense multiplication Of
fcae with attached will be for the of thousand
dollars.
The successful bidders will be required deposit the amount
awarded equal in each Of the July
September October November Of the
for exceeding twenty thousand dollars where the
bidder desous making immediate payment which
the whole be Deposited The stock will
bear all from the of the deposit
The will be opened the Treasury Department
on nth 1913 in the Of
March last bidder will be
draw his bid On all bids not accepted the deposited
the deposited of the
required in July next. r. j. WALKER
| Secretary OF the Treasury.
Each Of the daily Of Boston. New York Philadelphia
the print OF the United
publish this adv efemen 25-Iawist Je I7-ew
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
JAMES X. POLK.
President Of the II. 3. Of America.

all singular rh0u tss shall reeing
Whereas treaty made and concluded at the Fond-du-
Of Lake Superior, the second of August the
thousand eight hundred and foryseven between the
United States BY their commissioner Isaac A. Verpank and
Henry NJ Rice and the chippewa Idians Of the Mississippi
and Lake SUPERIOR by their chiefs and headmen which
ty IS, word for word, as foliowss
Articles Of treaty made and concluded at the Fond-du-
Lac Of Lake Superior the second day Of August the
year thousand eight hundred and fory-seven between
ihe United States by Issac A. verpsnk
and Henry NJ Rice and The chippewa Indians Of the Mis-
spp Lake Superior, By their chiefs and headmsn.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
POSTPONEAIENT

OF the Land Sales in the INDIA INA POLLS,
FORT WA YNE, and VIVA MAC Districts,
in the State of INDIANA.
nj hereby given that sales of the lands in the Mi
cesons ordered by proclamation of the Pre-
States dated the 25h day of May s be
held the Land Indianapolis the 9th day Of September
Office Mt Fort Wayne the 21h September.
at 27th
ls by public notice. dated the I'd day of
July sI7 declared be postponed until and to
Sa7 hereby declared to he srther post
the Land Office Indianapolis
Monday May, 1913; the Land Office at Fort
Wayne Monday the sh day Of May 6S and at the Land NJ
fee at Winamac Monday the 18th day of May, 1913.
Given my hand, City OF Washington, this four
teenlhd day o July, domini lS47-
By order of the President,
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL,
ENnEANA

tANAL LETTING-The undersigned will received sealed
~ Tere Hane Indiana the Gath day Of May
next for of Wabash and Erie
Terre Haue Point Commerce, the
west fork The line will be divided sections
about length and will embrace the variety of work
usually similar division of canal which
number Of iitocks, cuves sc together
with the rebuilding portion the Eel river dam and the
guard lock connected Herewith.
Payments will made the work advances funds
The will be ready for inspection by the 18th Of
May Goth that month"; the plans specifications es
mates OF will be exhibited Engineers oc
in Terre Haute
Dated Terre Haute, 18th March, 1913.
CHARLES BUTLER,
THO. ii. BLAKE,
AUSTIN NJ. PUETT,
Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
March w Goth
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

Tin ore has been discovered in the northern part of
New Jersey. Only one other locality in the United
States has furnished enough of this to yield any
metal, and at this jackson, N. H. the quantity of
has not been found sufficient to justify the
pensss of mining Iti thought the quantity greater
ut the New Jersey locality.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

The Undersigned, member of the County Committee
for Perry township has been requested to call meet
ing of the democratic voters of said township, at the
usual place Of voting, the last Saturday of April
inst, at o'clock, p. M, to appoint delegates to the
County Convention, and transact any other proper
business. H. P TODD.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

The following announcements are made, subject {

The following announcements are made, subject to
tho decision of ,he Democratic county convention
For Representatives..
POWELL ROWLAND
CHRISTOPHER G.. WERBE,
Gen. JAMES p. DRAKE,
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL MOORE.
For Sheriff.
CHARLES c. CAMPBELL.
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
ELI HAVERSTGCK,
JACOB VANDEGRIFF.
For Recorder.
TOLIVER L. HARLIN,
CHARLES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE.
JOHN S. ALLEN.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
BRAGG'S INDIAN QUEEN vEGETA-
BILE SUGAR COATED PILLS,
The Great PNnnIar Medicine

The treat Popular Medicine
Of the day---Vast amount used per
mOnt;l---Thc numerous and Wonder
fni Cures III efecfs---Its Magical Effect
upon Bilious Fevers. and Fever and
Ague---Great Excitement among the
Doctors!
rsasss medicine in general /. not only act. As sPsens
Ague Of the and SOUTH but in all diseases Of debility weak
in western sna slms TherIest
power consists their peculiar effect all the Of the
system and The rapid formation Of and rh blood which they
produce In this lies the of their They
efect penetrating the system by
their ready absorption into the blood thereby nfusng
they have acquired aOver the west and
$4,000 Boxes per Month,
And we End dcu with large force Of hands end the late
ture them fast enough supply the demand thirteen
and southern One large msuuisc,oEy Is eonsp'y
they composed From information obtain from
all parts Of t sogntrT our M per noI % -
than 10 600 Of Fever Ague thousand Of which havs
4500 OF Bilious Fever;
$500 DO Of various shponis diseases es9''
900 do Of weak stomach and loss OfspPette
1900 do Of Rheumatism;
200 % Of Asas Cake. E"isrged spleen;
| 500 do of Scarlet Fever;
400 do Of Typhus Fever;
This almost incredible but the letters
the western and southern States satisfy that this
estimate and that medicine rapidly ng the place
mixtures wholly guanine which are imposed
the public who live nobody
Dr. Bragg famous Sugar Coated Indian Queen Vegeabe Pills
are Of two kindshe Caihartc Tonic The Tonic pills
peculiarly adapted the quick
Ague orpor the Liver and general debility s Fever
requires hours box of
the tonic pills to break the chi lis and effect permanent
which rarely the case with the tonic mixtures Of qunne hawk
the ton pills will ev them.
Who wonder then, that medicine of popu
larity, and extraordinary virtues should
/ Great excitement among the Doctors!
giving the OF and the convictions OF
experience which they derive from their patients and friends
every day sending from every
Of the country for suPy ohese pills to in their prac
tice
Mississippi just
ed Let doctors and the sick look to it, and hasten
Br.cH GROvE, TrPPAn Co., MISS. }
July 18th. ls47. /
Dear you have all our Tonic
Pills and therefore to send another supply mmed
ssy, there much and within the
and hardly know how satisfy my patients
thoroughly tested your my
this country not only chs and fever but in real vphdu
and have with such from their find
blessing the people Of the and SOUTH
hed that they important the Of diseases than you
supply by quickly posi-
ble' directed as above Very respectfully @ @yoUTs
p3-For sale, wholesale and by J. WADE and TOM
burg; JOHN W. VAUGHAN PitsbOrOugh; CAVE j. CAR
TER. Jamestown; B. SWEENEY, Roylton DAVID WOOD
Ti LANa Si9N Ee PTZER
MANwARING ADAMS, Franklin; N. d. ROBINS Edin,
DY, Marion IRA BAYLEY. FreepOrt; H. PiERsoN Green.
ned; wM SILVER Pendleton; WILLIS G. ATHERToN.
bridgeport; w. J. UNGLEs, bellevie
May 25th, ls47. epWSSWlyC27is
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
PERU RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sfafe Af Infiiaua. Y'infOu Comfy. S.

State OF Indsaua, kiptOu county, SIS.
ORDERED the of Directors OF the Peru and Indian
" Railroad Company that there he committee of two,
committing of Messrs Samuel Dale and Austin W. Morris
receive at Indianapolis conditional ptions and
with reference location of the depot
that place. and said committee required
the duties devolvng them under this
order they be enabled the board of directors
Of said earliest practicable date that time may be
and determining said location that throad
may and finally located and under
from point Nohlesve And that like committee Of
three consisting Of Messs T. Cottngham T. T. Butler and
O. he like Nolesvle, the
committee appointed Indianapolis required publish tho
Indiana State Sentinel and Journal this order OF this ho I'd
notice OF the time and place which said
will b received
Newton Secretary certify the foregoing to be
true copy.
whereof have hereunto SET my hand and the
Tpon this 2s day of March D. s46
NEWTON ). JACKSON, Secretary p & L. r. r. c.
In pursuance TO the above notice the Undersigned
ers will receive Inscriptions and donations for
the oc alton the indianapolis Depot the Peru Railroad
Monday the Sh day May next between
he hou OF O'Clock, A M and , o'c cloc K P M
AAMt' ". moRRis. DsRaii Commissioners.
egvt9th thmav (Journa copyl
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

Statement Of the business the Aadiio 3 Indiana
polls Railroad, for the lceek ending Saturday,
April 22nd, lS4S.
OUrwARD-54S passengers 5S brls of molasses; 81 do
whisky 81 do salts 10 do do oil; ii kegs powder
4O ploughs 29 bush coal carsgeI 365 100 lbs Of c.hs
reight.
INwARD-470 passengers; IA horses; 1,ll7 brs -four
l6 do lard; 2Ol do meal 97 bush com; 1777 do
wheat lao do oats 90 do seeds 300 do shorts go do bran
"a hhds bacon 10 kegs lard 80 600 feet of umbe
staves % tons hays cords woods earrages 35,4S ID,
bacon in bulk; 81, ,92S do other freight
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
% GREAT INCONsIsTENCY!:

Physicians prescribe DIR. ROGERS LIvERwoRT AND TAR
in the stages and the most hopeless CONSUMPTION
other medicines failed proved
the extraordinary medical aid in curing that disease Now
this medicine vauabin the ncpient such COUGH
COLDS the Lungs far before
place 1t seldom
ing q, the most distressing Cough Cold in few hours time,
strictly followed TheGENUINE ROGERS,
LIvERwORT AND TAR which makes SO many
cures for sale at Wm Hannamans Drug sOre this city,
wholesale retail
Thing Certain, that wistars Ba.m of Wild Cherry
remedy used for all distressing coughs diseases
Lungs The being performed really astonishing
wistar's celebrated wholly
cent remey-beng composed principally Of the Wild Cherry and
extract of combined by medical process
genuine Moss another great pull
monary diseases.
astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
very ectua remedy in Asthma the complaint
extensively used with decided success
of years standing.
only from regular physician but has been
ested plants for which IL
fhz- advertisement. GOT ch.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

YUcATAN.-The Washington papers publish let
ter ofthe Commissioner of ucaan TO Government,
imploring aid against the dangers menacing that
country 1t says England will give the desired aid,
but that the Yucatecos prefer the assistance of the
United States, inasmuch as British operations in
Belize Indicate designs of conquest by that power
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

DIED In this city. Friday evening, I4th inst,
of a lingering consumption, MARY B., wife of VIM.
Robson, aged 36 years.
She died as she lived, Christian, expressing in
her dying breath, that she should be happy" In
this sad bereavement sorrow has been TO many
heart Her husband keenly feels his rreparabe loss
her children have lost kind, indugent and affec-
tionate mother. We lose friend while heaven
gains a saint
Closed those that sparkling with gladness
And sealed those lips the throne of smile;
Yet sweet is the memory tho shaded with sadness,
OF thee when thOu'It joyful aud lovely the while.
al hailed the rich gift bestowed by kind heaven,
My journey through life with thy counsel TO cheer,
Oh! fondly loved thee, and hoped that even
Through life should be blessed by thy with
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
pailrOnd Letting

SEALED proposals received Of New Albany In
& diana day Of April at O'Clock r. NJ for
grading bridging and wooden supersfucius OF ns
New Albany and Salem Railroad
divided about Any sections and viii embrace
including slate and snnd
rock hammered and ubbe masonry embankmeni. Of ear
eig ten bridges various Plans &C. The whole 10 be
Melted by the first day of October Bidders who unknown
the required furnish satisfactory references
Payments win in The
cent bonds the OF New Albany cash the pae may
E. G. BARNEY Engineer for Contf.
Nav Albany ApriI g. ls46. 95-st Ap. a. [Cn. Gaz
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
Regular Packet Line
FROM
TO CINCINNATI.

Ia connection NTH The VI. d |. Railroad
ruyHE and splendid steamer WISCONSIN, Wright
Master, leave Madison every Monday "Wednesday,
Friday the arrival of the half past O'Clock r.
and viii Cincinnati tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock, NJ
MADISON BELLE will every Tuesday Thurs
day. Saturday at II o'clock, H. and viii leave Cincinnati
every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday 10 O'Clock
coming in the will greatly
to take this line Of boats they be furnish
ed with good stale room Also in coming from Cincinnati and
all intermediate pos TO take the cars they line
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
RULLETIN NO. nj

L VtltAS-ASlT / IMalesuc rivers flow through In
\ .AtlS4S<A q Itermnabe woods. Rich Prairies
With vi Sght are and ipsaa smee Ses
y m I<NZ flowers Upon those countless mil
SEW0OT lions Of rich acres the entire ropua
ind homes of penty These features Of the mighty
West ill his mind with the prooundest sensations.
He reflects still further and the painful fact to him that
H Rno that s ea % snd ' sSs
those Praesthe enerpnng inhabitants often and rey az
Bilious Complaints,
atheir multiplied forms feeling Of impotence comes over
these especially when he considers that Of diseases
yield readily proper not too much that if
the difficulty alluded to were removed, and the
West made Healthy The East,
upon tens Of thousands Of human lives would be annually
saved and of the entire Wes be doubled in
The Graefenberg Company
@ ana with the cey that hey cam ee
vent and cure the diseases OF the West The public has wei
hare sS ali hr sa am and curing
The Company will hereafter issue
Monthly Bulletins,
by means Of which the public learn of its operations
l. The Grnefenberg Medicines purely Vegetable
p They have been tested in tens of thousands of cases with
3 OF vegetable 900 sold and
!. Thsdsnaud j. cOn.tsntly Increasing
Agents if satisfaction the money
The Medicine, to which the Company would cali aen-
tion in the present Bulletin
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
For the prevention and cre Of the ordinary diseases which G
ct humanity Especially blous these Pills infinitely
the world before No
scribe their virtues They different from all others before
the public from darkness Every family in the whole
West should try them n they do give perfect satisfaction the
money will be promptly refunded. Price 25 cents box
The Grasfenberg Fecer and Ague Pills.
This Pill the great of Fever and Ague, and Fevsr
Of all other types and forms.
The GraefenJerg Health Bitters;
preventive of bilious other and restorr Of the
strength the appetite and healthy complexion. Price 20
package which will make quarts Of bitters superior
in the world.
The other medicines the Graenberg sarsaparla Com
pound, The Graefenberg Lotion The Chdren
The Green Mountain Ointment The Consumptve Balm, The
Dysentery Syrup.
neghborhood in the United States which the Companys
dicines may be found.
The General Agent Indiana is M sEATON Centreve
to whom applications for agencies be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, November, 1647.
.4geRts-Morrison Talbot Indians polls Oaks Emerson
Cumberland l.. Evans Augusta Sanford Haughmsn
Bridgeport j. Richardson, Allisonyille VIM. F. Combs
lrnanf | An
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
MARRIED..

On the evening of the 24th April, by the Rev. Mr..
Gillett, Mr.. d. c. TEAL, Commission merchant of
this city, to MISS FLORA H., daughter of Royal May
hew former Treasurer of State.
On the evening of the 11th inst, at the Ohio Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, by the Rev. HI. L. Hitchcock,
Rev. ANDREW BENTON, of Pleasant Hill Hamilton
county, OhiO to Mrs. MELIssA Cook, late Mstron OF
the Asylum.
At the same time and place, by the Rev. Andrew
Benton. Prof. JOHN SILLsBY, of Farmers College,
Ha milton county, Ohio to MISS SARAH M. Cook. late
Assistant Matron of the Asylum.-O State Journal
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
DIARSHAL,S SALE.

EpY OF execution Fi Fa) to directed from
Id the clerks office Of the circuit of the United States
Indiana will offer for sale at the Court House
door in the Indianapolis county, Indiana
9th day april between the hours of 10 NJ and P NJ
the years of all the following real
tate o-wit: numbered numbered laid
and recorded Recorders office of Marion by Elder
and McCary square numbered a. of the orig
plat the of indianapolis and all the following descrb
cd of
ami two of block lot
numbered hundred thence hun
drd AMI eighty feet
es hundred and eighty feet thence north eighty
nine inches the of beginning, all said
above property indianapolis county,
Indiana failure realize sufficient satisfy the
demand will time and place offer for sale the
simple of described Taken the property
the suit Of Richard al against Abran
Urd. A. u PETER,
u. s. Marshal District of Indiana.
March 1919. (Pr. fee % 75) GRO McOuAr Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
LATER STILL!

MAYHEw's be found fine assortment of Staple
e s Ss s%S o:
purchased for cash at low they viii nO be undeold
Dress Goods, &c.
French, Scotch, English, and American Ginghams;
Irish Poplns. Linen Giarhams;
Oregon Checks, irsnadne;
FOOhari and Princess Ped subs
Changabe ieLaines and Oxford Plaids;
einsE tsTs sHa nsA.m
Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss Null
Victoria India Book Musns;
French, English, and American Prints;
Bro French Linens: Black, Blue and Brown Hollands;
ia and lO4 brown and blesched sheetngs;
"a super. unbeached Maslins;
Fancy, Mode, Thibet and DeLaine shawls
Fine Berage and Cleopatra Shaws;
sG1nss sSd fPd Linen caP H%%Dg
Cotton Linen Bobn Threas, Jaconet, &e.;
Swiss Edgngs and Insertings;
silk, ,Ingrnin Black oil dressed besched mixed and brown
Super Kid and Embroidered silk Gloves;
Linen Tapes Braid and Bohin and Coronation Cord
ParasoIs and Ladies' Umbrellas
French and English bro and check Linens
General variety of seasOnsbe good, for Gents and Youths
April Is, l64s. 100 3mos wasw
Estate of John McCready, deceased.
To the Hrs and LsgaI Rsrn,at1ss q JOIN Greedy a'T
Public Sale.
IN Of an order Of The orPh.ns Court 0 S d esus
day the May Is 4s O'clock NJ the public house Of
ss @sss ss Of f. s S S he .a
in said township contain ns about seventy aerss ~ha
LOG DWELLING, fTm
and the remainder cleared adjoining lands Of Francis Vaen
VIM Pieks Christian shss and ssnos Rs.gh%sn
AdminislTalOr Of said deceased.
Na"''''''' - " " se-sw Lancaster UnsOn.l
A BARGAIN.---TO PRINTERS.
THE undersigned being desirous Of renqushins the Printing
counts which have viii dispose
ms M Os,nE sna Good w Of the
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

MEAECAN WAHk.
FUSHE Press and will shortly publish History
of the Anean War comprising complete history OF all the
American Mcxcc- With biographical
officers of the
lar army and Illustrated with
Cravings
number enerprsng and Efficient of good character
offered profitable employment circulating the above In Indi
and sl other nfomaiion applicants will please sd
dress subscriber by all, post paid H. MANsFiELD,
97-2aw2wis l3& York street. New Haven, Connecticut
AMERICAN BLISTER.
i April l. ICES THOMAS BUfsr.
lust received Bachelor Of the Albany h the author Of the
y Faleon Family. BY APRIL HOOD NOBLE
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

State of Indiana, Hamilton county, IS.
liz rHs PROBATE CouRT or HnTOs COUNTY FEB. TERM ls
On Complaint If Insolvency.
OF Pickett licensed
Pickett administrator Of said estate by VIII
liam Carver attorney. and other things order
inspection Of the premises that the said is
said deceased be notified Of the tendency OF this
u int BY publication Indiana Stale Sentinel weekly
aper printed indianapolis Marion county, this
creditors that unless their claims
within months the publ
cation OF this order they will not be entted payment BY the
court IOl- -3ws JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
State Of Indiana, Marion County, s..
the February Of the Marion Probate A. ID. 1e46,
"A said declaEed the George Kesr
probably
In
months from The date horc they will b entitled payment
Rsb.2lsi, le4s et-5ms BENNETT ISAAC. Adnaislia1s<
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

Mai-ah-want-eda, I'd chief,
Wsub-o-jceg, lst chief,
Uttom-auh, LIST warrior,
Shen-goOb, Isl warrior,
QUe-wish-an-sish, LIST warrior
Msj-e-gah-5on. 2d warrior,
ksg-gag-c.we-guon, warrior
Mab-uk-um-ig. warrior, -
Nag-aun-cg-a-bon, ID chief,
Manufacturing uk, chief,
Kow-az-rum-ig-ish-kunk, wa
rior,
Kee-che-wash-kesnk, lst chf,
Gsb-im-ub-bc, chief,
Kee-che-waub-ish-ash,l lrt chi
Nig-gig, I'd chief,
Ud-c-kum-ag, I'd chief,
Ta-che-go-onk, Sd chief,
Muk-no-a-wuk-uDd, warrior,
O-sho-gsZ, warrior,
A-dow-c-re-shig, warrior
Keesh- -Ri-towing, lst warrior
I-ash-ans, chief,
Tug-wany-am-ay, Cd chief,
0-Rum-de-kun, chief,
Keesh-re-tow-no, 2d chief,
MaJ-c-wa-we-clung, Cd chief
Ke-che-wa-mib-osk lst chief
Mong-o-sit, Sd chief,
Mug-nn-ub, I'd chief,
An-im-as-ung, LIST warrior,
Waub-ish-ashe, lst chief,
Mske-cen-gun, ID chief,
Cee-wan-sse, chief,
Ten-as-see, chief,
Naog-aD-is, ID chief,
Ce-che-en-en-s, LIST warrior,
Ks- che-now-Qj-e-nim, chief,
Bus-e-guin-jIs, wsrIior,
Shin-goob, lst chiei,
Shay-un-ash-cens, lst chief,
Ud-ik-ons, ID chief,
Me-Zye, 4th chief,
David King, lst chief.
Ma-tak-o-se-ga, lst warrior,
Assureens, Cd warrior,
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
EO4htAO II F@ItI y EA4NAN1
HENRY M. RICE.

II CAt N hA. RlOE.
his K mark. Crow-wing.
his K mark, Gull lake.
his K mark, CTow-wing.
his X mark, CTOw-wing.
, his Z marx, Gull lake.
his x mark, Crow-wing.
his K mark, CTow-wing.
his X mark, Crow-wing.
his mark, Sandy lake.
bis X maIk, Sandy lake.
T.
his x mark, Sandy lake.
, his x mark, Lapointe.
his K mark, ST. Croix lake.
I,his K mark, Pelican lakes.
his K mark, PsIicsp lakes.
his X mark, Lac-flambeau.
his < mark, Lspointe.
his K mark, Lapointe.
his K mark, ST. Croix.
his x mark, LipOinie.
+, his K mark, Lapointe.
his X marx, Rice lake.
bis K mark, Lapointe.
his K mark. 0ntonagin.
his x mark, Ontonigan.
/, his X mark, Puck a guno.
!, his x mark, Puck a guno.
his K mark, Fon-du-Lac.
his < mark, Fon-du-Lac.
his K mark, Fon-du-Lsc.
his x mark, Chippewsy river.
his x mark, Chippeway river.
his X mark, Lac Contereilie.
his x mark, Puk-wa-wun.
his x mark, Lac Contereille
his X mark, Puk-wa-wun-
his X mark, Turtle Portage.
his X mark, Lac-fambeau.
his X mark, Fond du Lac
his X mark, Grand Portage.
his x mark, Grand Portage.
his x mark 'Lspointe.
his x mark, Ance.
his X mark, Ance.
bis x mark, Ance.