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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIor. cIArM.Nrs.

Every person entitled to the right Of any the
lands within the Townships and
required establish the register and
receiver Of the land oce
a. practicable after seeing this notice. before
Tor the Of the public of
tstgtl 80. J. BUTTERFIEI.D,
Sep. 8-lawl3w - 1880
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JUST RECEIVED the Old
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u music which VIII be sold at our reduced pceou
page. WIN. FISCHER
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Sir Easy Rondcs designed studies for young begnners
The celebrated Russian air "Fa Mnka with variations, y
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Mary Blanc, do do
Lucia Polka;
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When Morning beams III think OF tbeean admired song,
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Merry opy Gih again, arranged for the guitar, composed BY
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ny the President or the United states.

by the President sf the United states.
pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President .f
gsS s y .ss y Be- held a. me land oees
Al me hand DUBUQUE commencing on Monday the
day q nsa hs disposal public lands
NrA 0hs base line and scss Of the fin principal merida
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Township. hinsyn nineseven and ninety eight Of range
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IT, o%%eness sn Monday the
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Township ninety four ninety Ave, nineysI, ninety seven,
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Townships drtyeght and sixty nine, OF range eighteen
TTSws :, and and S
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Lands appropriated by lev FOR the Of Schools military OF oer
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Given under hand city Of Washington, fifteenth day
q september, Donn thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. T. TAYLOR
by the PRESIDENT -
J. BUrrERuKLp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-RMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right Of pre- empon any Of the
lands within me towns above required 10
h ne s.ss 70 me satisfaction d ts register and OF the
psopsr sad once s.t make payment hese practicable
~ sssfrG fats scftes and before DAY appointed
meneement Of the public sale Of the embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFTELD
Commissioner OF the General Jan Once.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every Pssses entitled right % any Of The
ssgsrs = s.sh ths same ne s.u.f.eos q register
pvsssks sss sseg day apponsed
for s ~ The public sIe Of lands embracing
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virgins, containing .
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appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch OF District
umbia illustrated with over 100 eneayings BY Henry Howe
volume. History OF Virginia, from discovery
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Lands Appropriated BY law for the Of schools, mia
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of te above lands win be commenced ts
appointed, and proceed in the order In which they
with all convenient dispatch, until e whole shall
ed and The sales thus closed but sale shall Be kept open
rnitsd until amer the expiration Of The two weeks.
Given under my hand the city Of wsshingon, tis nneen
nine.
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4.
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Not here-it is too gorgeous a place

Not here-it IS too gorgeous place
For thine humble an! happy BRIDE
The lily would shrink from the g"l len vase.
To lis own free home meath the tide.
The mechanic and his bride had reach
ed his native city. As they drew near
one of the most splendid mansions within
it Catharine, involuntarily exclaimed, as
she looked from the window: "What an
elegant edifce!" Il was indeed so. The
eye could never tire in gazing on it.
All that taste and talent, wealth and skill
could bestow was freely Iavished there.
Scarcely had she spoken ere the car
riage drew up at the broad marble steps
that led to the portico. The floor of that
was marble, and the parian pillars that
supported it were carved in the Greek
Corinthian, and the capitals SO rich and
graceful, and symmetrical, were of the or
nate and Ionic.
There was a slight smile on the hus-
bands lip as Catharine looked to him for
an explanation, aud he said, as he pushed
open the carrirge door with negligent grace,
''This proud and princely mansion you
SO much admire is the residence offs the
home of Lawrence Courtland. He wish
ed us TO stop here to night, and as gave
him my word would, we will not pro-
ceed further; and yet" he added the,
smile almost fading from his faded lip
"And yet this may be impolitic, for after
viewing all this splendour and magnif-
cence, the mechanic s cottage will find but
few attractions-will seem even humber
and humber
Catharine shrank back in the vehicle,
and forcing gay tone. replied-.Then if
you really think so, we had better pro-
ceed there tonight, as it is but mile or
two, you say, and am not fatigued at all.
Let US 60 there directly then-pardon me
Il would rather
'Excuse me, dearest, but always meet
my promises-though it may be at the
eleventh hour he added gaily, as he lift
ed Catharine down the steps, and drawing
her shrinking arm within his led her UP
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With the leprosy OF DEATH
Faint, weak, languid and exhausted,
Clinton Courtland opened his eyes to the
slight morning light that was admitted into
his chamber. Catharine stood bending
over him. He recognized her and family
smiled, and attempted to speak. With a
look of alarm she laid her white fingers
upon his marble lips and said
You must not speak; the physician has
forbidden il; the slightest exertion may in
jure you
One grateful look he bent upon her pale
was there. He approached and, taking
the almost lifeless hand of his cousin with
in his own, laid his brow upon it to hide
his feelings.
Catharine laid her hand on the arm of
Lawrence. This must not be- she whis-
pered. Beware of causing the least agi-
tation and excitement
Courtland turned away, and bowling to
the maiden as he passed, as much as to
say-sI have done wrong'-left the room
to compose his feelings.
The surgeon had said that nothing but
the most watchful care could save him,
and this she bestowed-hour after hour,
and week after week-unweariedly. ALA
too sometimes sat by his bedside. And
Lawrence and Edgar were there. But
Catharine was the angel of the sick room.
He had bled much at the lungs, and this
kept him weak, though he was slowly re-
covering.
The visitors had almost all left the
springs; yet our little party still remained.
But Edgar had announced his intention of
leaving; he had been there much longer
4 nraoG lie like death to the heart of
Gay y she felt how dear to her was
FL ,atled Lawrence Courtland. And
are il bt be that he cared for her; and
Tas isElt she stood as high in his esti-
j. &o6n as any lady there. Yet her heart
sighed fora preference Did he even care
Z for her, how many opportunities he might
have had of showing it! But not was
evident his heart was all untouched. Yet
his keen, watchful eye seemed sometimes
to say he had read hers; but the impress
ION this knowledge made upon him could
not be fathomed. Who could read Law
renee Courtland!
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|, come. and we must part;

The hour has come. and we must part;
God help each lonely loving heart,
And may each string that doubt hath broken,
Be linked tngether--a truthful token,
That we, from this, shall ever ba
Pig hted and pledged eteTnally.
Catharine Cameron sought for the last
time a secluded arbour where, with Clin-
ton, previous to his sickness, she had
sometimes sat, and painful recollections
were flooding to her brain. 1t was the
last day she would ever behold him; the
sun would set for the last time upon them
beneath one roof, and how desolate would
be her heart!
Would he ever think of her! o, could
she but live in his remembrance-she
would ask no more. d.
Clinton entered Unexpectedly, and with
an easy and refined air, sat down by her,
and appearing not to notice her tears and
confusion, said
i understand by your cousin that you
leave for the North tomorrow, and o,
Miss Cameron, how can | ever thank you
sufficiently for what, for all, you have done
for me! How can | ever reward you
you to whom, in reality, believe owe
my life!'
Hush, sir!' Catharine found words to
say;-'Do not speak of tit IS nothing
nothing more than-than-'
'Than you would have done for any
one else interrupted the invalid mechanic
in detected tone.
Have done more than duty deman-
ded?' the maiden asked in tremulous
voice.
And yet we may perform acts of duty
with different feelings. 1t may be cross
lit may be pleasure
Catharine was silent, and he resumed in
low and melancholy, yet musical, voice
me-much as have endured, much
as nave suffered-the long and lingering
hours OF helplessness have been the hap
pest have ever known; for there was one
dearer to me than life who watched over
me. Yes, could even pray for weak
ness and sickness if woman's fond and
faithful heart was caring for me-
Catharine bent her head still lower. bpt
her confusion was apparent. Clinton took
her hand in his and continued
May ! not hope that the hallowed de-
vohon bestowed upon me in those days of
debility, will not be Withdrawn now! But
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And then, deliberately folding up the
page, put II in his pocket-book. And then,
turning to his sister, said gravely--
Il snail keep these wise sayings as
choice as the commandments, to read to
you some day.
4 declare, Edgar, you are enough to
provoke the patience of job
sYes-but then that honest old Patriarch
never had any sisters that married me-
chanics.'
And carelessly humming an Italian
Opera air, he left the room.
The wedding-day was to be on the
morrow. and yet Clinton Courtland had
not yet come. And but once had Cath
arine heard from him, and then he men
toned that his health was better, and that
he should be there the appointed day. 1t
was now the evening previous, and her
uneasiness could scarcely be concealed,
and yet she made an effort to hide her
feelings, and even conversed more, and
with more spirit than usual, that the fami-
ly need not suspect she had single fear.
Night had come. The effort had been
sustained through the day, but could be no
longer. And as the shadows of evening
gathered around, her voice was hushed in
her heart.
And then Edgar took up the discourse,
but he too gradually sank into silence, and
leaned his head against the easement lost
in thought. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson, and
ALA continued to converse on indifferent
subjects as if to draw Catharine away
from her own darkened thoughts
The street door bell rang. Edgar star
ted, and Catharine felt the hot hearts
blood rushing to her aching brow; it was
only wood sawyer come to demand his
days wages. Another-it was but the
newspaper carrier. And again--it was a
business man wishing to see Mr.. Emer-
son private.
Again the bell rang-and it was only a
gentleman inquiring if John Smith lived
there.
Every knell fell like an iceberg weight
on the crushed heart of Catharine Came
ron.
Edgar had risen, and flinging open a
window stood watching the approach of
a carriage. 1t stopped. A gentleman
leaped lightly from it, and up the broad
steps, and touched the bell. Edgar turned
He is come--he has come,' was his
joyful exclamation; as he snatched the
hand of his cousin, who had sank back
half fainting into her seat, and burying her
face in her quivering hands, burst into
tears.
This sudden revulsion of feeling was
too much. Edgar stopped down, and
kissing her brow, darted out to meet his
friend, and in moment returned with
Clinton Courtlaad, who, bending a knee
beside his affianced one, withdrew her
hands from her face, and pressing them in
his own, read in those tear-wet, shrinking
eyes, a love as deep, as strong and pure as
ever dwelt in the heart of woman.
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| WILL NEVER MARRY 4 MECHANIC.
BY LILLE LILBERNE.

Angel forms are watching DER me,
On my brow l feel their breath,
And il cools the brain that's burning
With the leprosy of death.
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Ct 70 Diermit 5ur ffrntIihen &unce ousn spiro cas
Der tprbI tban lei Dm an;iruftn. Gr tsbarreIs
etfnfdls ale anrern prrfcinu,cire Grantbeitsn rer
pfrrc NIT he,n teien Grfcls te(rnoers Sc,,acer
ceer GtcfDeit fer 1,ftrte fam er nlif DtniBbtit
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