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IN pursuance OF law, 4 JAMES X. POLK, President OF
j the United States Of America, do hereby derare and
knewn TINT public sales win be held nj the under
mentioned hand Offices IN the State Of ARKANSAS the
periods hereinafter designated, 10 wiz
Al the pd office at Helena, commencing Monday, the
fourth day Of ne next for tie disposal Of the public lands
situated w,ihin The undermenoned townships and parts
North ofite base line, aud east Of The mn principal
meridian. M
Sections thirteen, twenty three twenty four, and twenty
Ave- east OF the 81 Francis river, IN township three, o.
range four IS lfeF tsttt
Township nine, Of range seven.
South o. the base line and aresi Of the mn principal
meridian
Township four, and part OF island in sectisns thirty
and thirty three in township thirteen Of range Que
a, lie land Once Al Washington commencing Mon.
day. eighteenth day June for the disposal u o
public lands situated within the aforementioned township
viz;
Souih efe base line and irest Of The mn principal
meridian.
Township four OF range nineteen,
AT the land Office Chaupagnole, ~ Muu>
day the fourth day of June next for the dsosai OF ne
lie lands situated within the undermenosu 'oWnshpA
viz: 8
South fkie base line, and tresf of ne jh prlaetpcs
meridian. Rae
T,yynshlps eleven and fourteen Of range seventeen
Township eleven, Of rance rgh,een t.s,,.-
nv ar o,h4r purposes will be excluded from the sales
The oiSang Of the above mentioned lands will be
which they are advertised with all eonvenient despatch
un the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed. . $500.
NO piynte entry ri any of the lands will be admitted until
aler The expiration ofthe two weeks
Given under my hand AZ the cay q Washington, thl.
JAMES FOLK
RicHAap NJ YovHe,
Commissioner u The General Land ONCE
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- GA 49,.
WoRTHINGToN G. SNETHEN,


IFoRNgRLy soLrcIron OF THE aRsRaAI LAND orricR.l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WARRINGTON, ID. C.
DRAcTlCEs in the SUPREME COURT ofthe UNITED
j STATES, The COURTS Of the DISTRICT aud of the
GijVES LEG1L co ryNsEL ar his cHAMB sRs;
pRoSECuTES CLAIMS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
AGAINST CONGRESS- OR ANY or THE DE.
PARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT;
And claims TOT spoations against the Republic Of Mexico
ofad Of March, 1873 % Z, 's-1
ACTS AS AGENT In procuring letters patent for Inven.
tons from the United States, and from Foreign Govern.
menfs.
AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
attention Of counsel agent the OF Government
Refer 10 the Hon HsNRy JoHHsoN late Senator and the
Hon s. w Dowss, and Hon. PrsnRR SouLE Senators OF
n-oFFICE AT HIS DWELLING NO g. Missouri
artnas, tehreen 81 and ~ sireffs mar 2s-disifAw
TSAsHIONABLE CLOTHING.-ws have OF
L hand large and elegant stock Of READY-MADE
GOODS for Rentemen's wear Fine dress and ock Coats
dOrsay Coats, Ovcrcoaa 81 various styles and qualities
Panaloons and Vests In great variety with every other
article Of dress to outfit gentleman In The bes style and
without delay, " ss4
some very handsome white silk and other vests for even
Also, fne shirts white, black, and other kid Gloves.
with Crsvais and many other pretty and desrsble Goods
or gentismens use. 81
We are also prepared to make up any garment TO order
II short notice iu the hest style AZ
Terms cash. TO prompt customers on short credit Only
vne price. YOUNG a. OkEM,
feb 16-dtf 2doors west Of Browns Hotel
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nv THE pn EslDENr or Tm 10 UNIFIED
STATES.

m parsnAncs nfiaw JAMES X POLK Pnsi,Ient cfile
un,sl rsa,.s 81 America n, hereby isc.re AMI max.
land offices ihs state ~ WISCONSIN a. Tie persls here
inaisf dsiarnaied, ~ vii
ing Maaay, The Erit day - Inue the .po,al
~ The inbis iamls situated sib,n The aforementioned
townships, and parts niiewnstps. wax; a
North efi.s base line and mes offhe Fosrih principal
Flsciisa townships twenty hye, aud icwnsPa TWEEN,
rr,'",s ' aaip p ' a~s, ,lss and iasy sis. si
iemnrblrs tns one, thirty tw"i and thirty ,hree q raivF
rrsrtImal township twenty ~. aud townships twenty.
ni,.,, thirty n,fre. anil thirty bout cfranse nnsissn
Townships thirty three eisiy h, and thirty iive, %
xr,l,s nama plses, commencing on Monaay ,hs r'dri
a.y q sps.ns. neat - ~ ,..al :. az s rs,s
enumerated, whirh have brsD, shall s rrfei ea.e
s ~, q. :. e' . .r @ 7, s s, s. &C
not W. iian Eve lars per acre ss,sp, nc ss,. a
sn.s sia ~ l. ~ ihs day Gwd ~ he
ii s ,siar ssls. accordance wen The mo.
,r.a Sa"ap sai wv sssss ss AZ az, to rrssis az
s'lfis,al hmi diart ~ ihe fsfr"fy % Winrenrit and
A liz lssi an,ss ~ mlnssai Pla commencing on Mon
DAY The s.fiaseih day ~ June ~ ~ We fatsi - ~
yarau a,'4ic isni Within the enarrnsn'anst Townships
NORTH Of he bass line and wssf Of fhs #riA airriaep
Tss ss ssrsss s ss. .ss .s.
Townships iwsHy, twenty "ns and issa's 81 fAaEs
tlifte, hFN HsrNNa rtft
Townships nieeIesn. tweay, ,wss's one, and twenty
two. ~ RANGE tsif tS
townships nineteen and twenty, ~ range Ave
Townships eflaeea. nineteen, aud twenty ~ FsnFr sis
Ts~asisle sishieen. nihsissn, and i~ess- q r"re
asVea Ifsil 3,tf.isatf u l 8 3
Towuriars .'sh,osn, alss,sea, ALL ,ssa,y, u spss
esM.
frsstioasi ipwaslp sshssea, anil townships a'asssen
and ~ saty. ~ range nins
f.Aeiiaaal ,awashp sslasra, ssd ,swashr~ nin,'esa
and twrnty, ~ range tsn
ship twenty, ~ rang eiessn.
ftssslnaai ts~sshirs naseea ami twuniy, a. ranss
twelve.
Frseti~nai township twenty. ~ range sl,sftsen
faiA spprcpsafrsi by lsN fs he ~ sssts nsiaa
W aud otst psspesy, vii H. rssaisa tssp he ssirs
The uetinF ~ ts sissfmsnsl1sed tsisit via ~ rnfa
msecsd 81 s days sis,ei sell Igss~d ~ shs ".r ~
which thss ssssfssi, with ~ slrysib,
until ilse wle shall have tesr s1.rei sad fis as ti,s
cls. TAT sale si,.ii he ks,a etwn hsrsf shaa
weeks and private ey ~ ~ ta isss viii ~ ~
m,tisd until shts NE estsss,hn II ,is iwe sssks
Given andsr my hsnl, ths stiy ~ Mastnena thts
tweniy Esysnh tss al fs,sassy. btpla tisss
sand e,sia hnnslsd sad knty ssss
Wy The Prsriieniy
RlcaAab Versa.
C.snmistsms ID nc Gsasrsi Isal oties
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Commissioner cf,he General Land once.
No,Iee % pre-emption Claimants.

Every person ente 10 the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within he Townships and parts Of townshps
above enineraedys required establish the the
satisfaction Of the and receiver Of the proper land
Office, aud maxi payment therefor practicable
seeing this notice. and be0re the day appointed for the
eent OF The public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed Otherwise claim will be forfeited
t-i st. RICHARD NJ YOUNG, sAts IA
Commissioner ofthe General Land Onics,
7-Iawl3w 'a18i tsa gfl}t 3tEall a15
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Every person entitled 10 the right Of the presumption TO
any Of The lands within the sections and parts OF sections
enumerated Is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor soon az pfaeitede
alter eg this NOTICE. and before the day appointed Cor
tho commencement Of the public sale Of HE lands enlrac
n the claimed otherwise such CLAIM, viii be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Otfcc
mar q--Iawlsw
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PROGRAMME.

Ky Part First.
L. Grand selection from the "Stabat Mater on
four Sax Horns, Mr.. Distin and his Sons, accom-
panied by Mr.. Willy, Rossini.
q Song 8 BY the Sad SEA- Wavesn (T'he
t.rusaders,) Miss Moriatt O'Conner, Benedict
lights" Misses M O'Conner and l.. Dis
lin, and Messrs. n. w 6 T. Distin Muller.
4. Aria. Sax Horn Alto, (by desire, IAN
is Lost" ia Spnnambula) Mr.. n. Dis
tin, Belini
5. Song Mr., Theodore Distln, ~ eepfor .. v,
the Love- Linley.
6. Echo Hunting Dnett (by dcsire,) on
two French Horns, Messrs. III. &W
1. Giee, tI'our Voices without accompai.
meni,) Lovely Might, Misses M. o.
Conner aud l.. Dsiin, and Measrs r.
and w. Dislin, Chwaia-
8. Fantasia, Trumpet, Mr.. Distin. The
whole Of the voice part OF /" The Sol
der Tired" as performed by him only, DR. Arnc.
rNrERaissIos OF TIN MINUTES.
PART Second.
9. 500, Piano Forte, Mr.. WHY. Bsriini.
10. Song, "Come oh Sleepi' Miss NJ. o.
Distin, ,Gantz.
III Fantasia on Air from the Grand Opc-
"a Of Robert le Dlable," Sax Horrs
Messrs Distin, Mcycrbeer.
p. Duet, Miss NJ O'conner and Mr..
Theodore Distn, g, ---
%; Glee, FIVE voices,l 1.-The Hunters
Farewell Misses NJ. OConner g. L. .S.sst
Distn, Messrs H., w. & T. Distin, Mendelsshon.
Il. Grand Fantasia on American Airs in
Producing the Star Srangled Banner"
!" Hail Columbia and "Yankee Do0- aa
de-" Sax Horns, Messrs Distin---ar-
ranged expressly for the occasion. AZ Kan
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TnE HrtJix FAnitv.r. The>r rny tsirAtst A..
tIsies, n passing rough. aa ihsir ~.y % Nsw
Yorl, viii remain and give ous ~ thslf efEndid
Enlriisinn cnis flis cssning words ace issd<qssis
10 descsibs The isasiy. dsiicsty. md isnisasy -
their p'sying We advise shass slss have n'a@'s
In u cir sons,r fand 40 trust shsn tasny % ~
tend their q Nc IA " eli m.sns, 80 No uttsttsni
this viii Ne tbs lest shssee thss wiiI h a. 40 ~ ~
10 Washington darins their nay IN ths Nisss.s W.
anticipate for hem hAsnpsfi fi.ss wM resis.fm
y MI Gle on the Nntion, Airs and Ne trsthst. @ish
Nisss. Morinit 0Connor and 4. Dtslin, All sing
several new ghes.
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Mr. PAppIs0roas. whose trial for sseaiIaf cows
occupied the attention Of The Criminal Coanfcs four
days was yesterday acquitted
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4 A WosDrn. From daylight up TO i've o'eloet
yesterday afternoon, theirs was moi singh isiss
alarm Of FIRE
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No,ice % Pre- emption cIaimnnts.

Notice to Presumption Claimants. 5s
Every person entitled TO the right on pre- enpton any
Of tie within the sections aud parts Of sections above
is required To establish the 10 the satis
faction the register and receiver Of the proper land
aud make payment therefor practicable after
seeing this notice. aud before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
The tract claimed Otherwise ouch claim will he forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar b-iawl3w Ge9t 3$8: .t&lfhf@a8sG III W.
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0PaINa FAsHIONs.--wtnh be opened n MRS
" fARkRRS Oh saturday hr 2ifh inst az 10 o'clock
N FhENcn SPRING MILIISARY Penssyirarsa
Asssur teiJss Csismans Hbfa, mar Esd
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dlin JnlflliQsntf

RKspscra 70 ran psraspssF., sa-stius 4
Juriiccs al The Peace vas HID IN ihs fcsssr A W,
wilthergef, Ciiy Hall On TnsAisy ssstinss shsn
Smith were appointed q ecsntnlssss 10 ascertain
from The President u The Hated States when u wii
suit his convenience % reeiss tbrw la = eafy.
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DIED,
xItn

On The I'd instant, WILLIAM o SAWYER, IN The oai
year Of his age
On Thursday evening last oi The srs,is syrr sGss an
ilness Of hilty.six hours, ANNIE EIIzAHE1tI, agea
seven years and month, shlest daustssr of Abei
0reenleag Esq Of this city
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT John
wi pETTTnONE would inform his patrons and the pub.
lie that he hiss procured considerable pains and
IL prepared to furnish families hotel keepers confec
toners. and others with the article In such quantities.
throughout the entire season. they may desire. M y
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage Of me In the beginning ofthe season,
Wagons will run through the city daily.
ders received through the post office, and By John r
Calla DruggAt, cornerof and 7th streets, and al my
Coal Office, near the Long Bridge. sp b--2aw6w
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TESTIMONIALS.
roueukgsPsIE, Oct fth, 1913

foucukgsrsIE, Oct 9TH, 1913
rs,s ,.sss ssss who have CIR some time had children
adef your ears sa csiisse ii. aud who have aueued
ssfsi esssainsiieas q Your pops take this opportunity
si, canzi5ssel.. u ysar noble shool will, The local.
~ ssansny hsauffni-~wiih the arrangement of The
asan, siih tls eemian and rehnsment Of The family
18th tlr tofuaEinehs Of ~ educational proylfions and
% :. ave- AZ is sss ssss "a ~ YOU o. ,s s
<ni 10 yea this expression ~ rfaefu regards and
- s'llss thai Ssa may con,inne 20 receive you noH
sssan assssss ''~ tirrai patronage which you have
9 cy.s C.sry, Pastor Of the r. D Church,
Elsla raoas, Supervisor f,he iownof
So. iaowsa,oas, Merchant, Poaghksepale,
Gse. Van KLksck.
Hs#t JeaN ~ NITROUS, Trey,
8Essss v Posnaoy, New York
AsA blnof, Brookiyn.
issaEI HAwlry, Mssshant, New York
HrssAr SAa WAsssgs, Poughkeepaie
russet aosa ~. ~pan ~ the examining Committee.
The committee beliess that The exan,insion has re,lled
ss,sysE ali who WIRE prsssn HAT The teaching
w has hssn lahs pIarir al and icieni, such
wi pfoiase ossueh, sound aud useful ediurafon.
se ss aniafe uhs ilF school rnIoys respect % posi-
,i's hai.nfs gsonafs hg rssrea,on syinnasi,dn and
~ AnsAhs tnsrilai well known
hsriIy any sairr fun the committee Hut they
s.niaai refrain iiryrins The pnbc liz s,eriaify
DIR .ePssi over any oil.sr riol with which they Al.
ile fld aud se.lsni msiron 81 the school 30 aten
tssie ts Nssaas aiiss which ~. assigned 10 her, the
base bsris trsi tbs wsni q, nDiiirli carr.
fha Mlsi pai.ras iiaspl,na AMI cateiul waiehiul .
Me-. sss sssfc's.f Y, 's P,snrl,ai tMr BARTLETT
" % % sss s sss. s.sl s ,sa sss
se patsnis sssranfe that sy eau reasonably de-
a,ad lai isr will b. well cared ior and properly
hssesd ~ its Fssa, purposes " lille usefulness IA Thu
wvrii aud hsppihsAaln The bru
H. a. IunkOW,
oci nh, isiS j. u WALDO.
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IN pursuance o. law, !, JAMES x POLK, President o.
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
AXE known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land office Ia the State 81 MISSOURI herenar
ter desisnated, 10 Wit
Al the land Office Ut Springfield, commencing on Mon
day the fourth day Of June next for The disposal Of The
public lands situated within the townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
North Of tle base line, and ,oesf ee nm principal
,f56 meridiun. s tvsA
Townships twenty-five, twentythree and twenty four, of
range eleven.
Townships twenty three and twenty.four, Of range
twelve ,.4 t 5tNA
Township Twenty-Five OF range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and tweny-iour OF range
ty.one. we II atNttts5 s@-
Township twenty three OF range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the schools militia
ry, other purposes, will be excn led from the sale
The offering OF the above mentioned lantls will be
menced on the days appointed and proceed IN the order In
which they advertised with all convenient DESPATCH
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed .ia6 q .sss ~
But no sale shall be kept open longer than weeks
and private entry Of uny Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand, At the city OF Washington this
twenty seventh day Of February, domin
JAMES X POLK.
BY the President t5s.s3 ,e8 taf4 -ts
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CARUsI.s SALOON.

MIR, DlSTIN AND HIS SONS,
rDHE unryasd performers on The sax Horns have the
honor to announce that Iii passing through Washing.
ton on their way to New York, they will give
bsss ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On his 7narsday Ere.ims, April GA, 1870,
When they win perform an entirely nse selection d Tie
splendid Operate pieces, &c. vocslsts--Mss NJ O'Coa
nor, Miss T. Dstin and Messrs T. and w. Distin Piano
Forte--Mr. j. Willy
Doors open at Ito commence ats Tickets 50 cent?
10 he lad Mt he us,al n.rsa +,
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RICHARD M. YoUr0,
Commissioner ofihe General Land ofise.
Notice to Pre-emption Claim. nts.

--7- Nuthce Etc-oHsaPthUK O1Hhhtkhtss 81
Every perHpn entitled TO the right Of presumption any
of lands wlhn the sections and parts Of above
enumerated 10 required TO establish the the sails
faction OF the register and receiver Of the proper land ONCE
and make payment therefor practicable AFTER
ing this iiotce and befnre the day appointed for the
OF the public sae Of the lands embracing the
claimed, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
7 Mar G--lawl3W EA
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N0ttcc 20 Pre-emptton Csnimanfs. .rf3
Every person entitled to the right Of prc-emrticn tosny
Of the lands within the townships and parts ~ townships
above enumerated, s required establish the ss'e 70 ne
satisaciisn IL the and receiver al the proper snt
Office and make payment therefor soon as ~
seeing this notice. aud before the day appointed nr ne
mime nc the public sale of the anhs enorseiGy
the tract claimed otherwise such claim VIII ne iplissa
Commissioner OF tbs General Land once.
Mar 6--lawl3w
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NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.


NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
a. THE NATIONAL HoTELin tho city OF Washington,
E formely Kept by Coleman, and now IN the posaesson
oi Backwelps frnsees IN offered for rent.
Persons desirous Of leasing the properly requested
to apply In person or BY letter, addressed 10 tbs
91I8 N t8t saF3 500 PROPRIETOnS
Of the National Hotel, Washington City
Early possession may be had. .sS'
ap 3-if-TThS-n 81 hlpfist.s 3tfj$ Il tf
~ FOR RENT. The dwelling House now occu.
fEM pied by General Wallace Terms moderate Ap.
ply 10 'ssE fM lstsGEN. WALLACE, (Marshal,) or
~. Il. SIMMS A. SON,
mp Sat on Pennsylvap Avenue,
MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
wi be amply recoinpensed by mailing cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling at the ~ N n
CARPET OIL CLOTH a. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nps. is 4 90, Norih Sscond Street. Philadelphia,
1901 !ysrond n o., door beoip Christ Chnrrh,
1900 pieces Of WILTON Brussels, imperial, Ingram Dam.
ask and vcnan Carpeings, with OIL Cloths Mats Rugs,
Looking Glasses Blinds Window Shades and Maitngs,
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low
n1- Liberal advances made on eonfgnnienis q Car.
peflngs and Oil Cloths. j. SIDNEY JONES'
March 3.
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Ever, persan snna ~ ir ssfia ~ pft tuaaia anf
nj the lsat. Wahln he toNsts~ shg psfIs ~ tsagfts
ahsse tnusrait.i rrils " .gfshfas 80 the
satisfaction ~ tir rss,afsr sRi "a 80 lsaf tsr
Once, amt make payment thsssAa stsssst
after seeing The nusscr saa tsAs ~ dsy srgsd ~
-, ~ ,sli ask ~ ne leilss saslf. ng
The tract claimed, osh-rw.ss ash eis.r. W. y tstwsf
Ila nfgHAGnM hgstfNG
commlssassr sfas asssss' iana OR
Mar 7--lawlgw
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Tie ian'is s,ssAs IN t~ sfsss pss.iamsscu ar isa
ted primo lpsly IN nisfsnf y Ms-fellgs sui ~
Cro's rivers Tfsna efseu.sd nlmsfai afy ssifs
ssia.le brcsnse, ia sshfih.n ~ hs es4+f and sh.E
or.p fo,d sus ii,ey wt wsftfs-f have tsat
access b. market. stti,ef the saih ~ M,slil
fivss the fsst ~ ~. ~sy Il ihs iskss s
ii lines ~ ctsnnanIlts asa thai eatnsst tiisFTWah
Valuable unier aud al ytssf n.esptsry Ftlfaslsa ~
biiling and snena mui w 2srsf st-sstisssrs ssi
tie c.id slne rarity tiaa s nsiilt lssfI
~ New York AMI many tss tsnis ssessssinglt ~,
tile psiWina al the rssiar hssd seststst- hs h.
r,isssi IN Msrssrlsups NJ of nDfthffn New tast
Map aiow Ing e iof shsi, u t \ fisss eaa
able infaaann sisng t.NtA sftst,l teps ~ fssgi
cal survey As, Whhh ~ spstfsrsd thss
notcs viii 10 l4epar sai alnssss ~ land sh-s
Crs tT inspection rafls Isssfe slte tfkst ~
COMMENTATORS - si.s r'staF rslst
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REfERENcES AND PATRONS
non WILLIAM It, SEWARD, Auburn, N. y
HON. JAMES EMOTT Pouphketrsie, do
CHARLES DAHrLETp, ESQ, do do
REV I'm. y. w HATCH Wisconsin.
REV pa EDWARD DAVIS. Ralston, " v,
tsEN. WALTER ctINNlNGHAM Poughkeepsie, do /
nEv lin, LUDLOW, do ito
KEW. Ds MANN, Pa. mar q oily
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Circular to Registers and Receivers.

Mar 9-sl2wiaw
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Notice of the establishment of the Land Of
nee for the Charlton District, In the state
s.f NTisGOurl.

Mar o. 1awl3w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-20

a Dream Realized.-The following
dream, toreshadowing the fate Of the IA
nous Major Andre, is Of an old date,
though but little known. The truth is
vouched for by writer in Aims orth's
Magazine, Of a recent date;
"Major Andre, the circumstances Of
whose lamented death are too well
known to make ii necessary for me to de-
tail them here, was friend of Miss
Stewards and previously TO embarking
for America, he made a journey into
Derbyshire to pay her visit and it was
arranged that they should ride over TO see
the wonders Of the Peak, and introduce
Andre to Newton, her minstrel as she
called him, and 10 Mr. Cunningham, the
curate, who was also poet.
"Whle these two gentlemen were a.
waiting the arrival of the guests, of whose
intentions they had been apprized, Mr.
Cunningham mentioned TO Newton that on
the preceding night he had very extra
ordinary dream, which he could not get
out of his head. He had fancied himself
in forest. the place was strange to him,
and whilst looking about he perceived a
horseman approaching at great speed, who
had scarcely reached the spot where the
dreamer stood, when three men rushed
out of the thcket and seized his bride,
hurried him away, after closely searching
his person.
"The conntenance Of the stranger being
very interesting, the sympathy felt by the
sleeper for his apparent misfortune awoke
him, but he presently fell asleep again.
and dreamed tina: he was standing near a
large city, among thousands of people, and
that he saw the SANE person he had seen
seized in the woods brought out and sus-
pended on gallows. When Andre and
Miss Seward arrived, be was horror
struck to perceive that his new accqnain-
lance was the antelope o! the man in the
dream"