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iCHAHD VI. YOUNG,
Comm ISIS oner of the General Land Office.
Notice to Miners and Presumption Claimants.

All persons whowere, at the passage OF the act OF lst
March, lSl7 possession, by actual occupancy OF any
portion the mineral lands embr aced IN this procltinaoi
rotary of War; for the purpose Of mining thereon and all
who shall be in ossession by actual occupancy
of mine mines actually discovered before the Isl OF
mentioned authorized TO enter and purchase me
the price, the and conditions, and TO the
prescribed by nt act and no less a, any time be-
the day fixed for the commencement OF the sale OF those
mineral lands on making proof OF possession and occn-
pancy OF compliance with those terms, 10 the register
of the land office subject TO an appeal TO the
Secretary of the Treasury and all persons entitled to the
right Of pre-emp,n OF The aHricnlt lands EN-
braced in this proclamation, required to establish the
same satisfaction of the register and receiver and
make payment therefor pdcirdfe after seeing
this and before the day appointed Tor the commence
of The public gale OF the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such pre- einpton claim will be for
cited.
The certificate the mineral agent Sanit Ste Marie
that holding under leases permits. those in the
occupancy OF a mine mines, have paid up the per
Of required by the above mentioned will
be conclusive on that point
Persons occupying under leases permits, will not be
permitted elinquish their rights under that occupancy
and enter settlers and where suchleases or permits
may expire before the day OF sale, the rights granted TO
the holders thereof will be regarded reservng the lands
covered thereby from entry under other right I'LL the
day OF SALE when they will be offered at public sale as
RICHARD M YOUNG,
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Every person entitled the right Of 10 of
lands within the townships and parts OF townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same 10 the sails
faction of the receiver OF the proper land office
and make payment therefor as soon as praica6 after see
this notice. and before the day appointed Tor tie com
nencement OF the public sale of the lands mbracing the
tract claimed, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 2-laWI3W
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Notice Of the Embellishments OF the Land once 10.
"Western Land District Iu the state OF "isco"'
pursuance OF the second section OF the act Of ConB
entitled An act for changing the location OF the ian
nee In me Chippewa land district, and establishing an
donal land district in the State of Wisconsin, aPPys
March 3D. l8a8 which provides that ''For the sale
public lands in the Territory of Wisconsin, an addc
land office and land district hereby created, conps
all the lands not included within the district OF LANDS sun
~ sale at Green Bay, Milwaukee, or Mineral Point w W.
shall be called the western land district, do heeg,
clare and make known that the land office so creau "a
be located at"Wiow river" ST. Crox county IN Inc '
OF Wisconsin. Al.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, sa
second day of March, Domini one thousand Y
hundred and torty-nne. JAMES N foi|'
BY the Presidents
RICHARD NJ. You've,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
MarS-Iawl3v
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

lhlru vince, March 81, 1910
Each claimant can have the which may be ,llo,
his claim remitted to him direct, his sjgpifvr1
wish that effect, and naming the place of his esiden
but il the money is to be RENTED paid any other no.
son, power of attorney to him from the claimant AMI,
executed and authenticated, should be forwarded with G
claim.
To facilitate the requisite searches and avoid deIsy In
the adjustment OF the claims. each claimant should nam,
his papers the puymaser other dIsbursing officer
whom he paid for the services of himself horse
cart, team, boat, &c. PETER HAGNER
April Third Auditor
The Age, Augusta, Maine; Patriot and State Gazet,
Concord New Hampshire; the Boston Post Boston, Mass
Vermont Patriot, Montpelier, Vermont; Republican Hen
aid, Providence, r. l. Hartford Times Hartford Conn
N j. Pttsburg Morning Post, Psburg, Pa. Dehwsr
Gazette, Wilmington Del. Republican and Argus Bali
more, Md The Union and National Inelligencer Wash
ington, d. c.. The Examiner Richmond Va Raleigh
Standard. Raleigh, N c.. South Caronian Columbia 4
G. The Georgian. Savannah, Ga. The Fiordian Tsa
bassee, Florida Mobile Register aud Journal Mobile
Ala. Louisiana Courier, New Orleans La. ; Texas Ban
ner Huntsville, Texas Arkansas State Democrat Luh
Rock, Ark Free Trader Naichez, Miss Jefersousn
Enquirer, Jefferson city, Mo Kentucky Yeoman Frank
FORT XIV Nashville Union, Nashville, Tenn. Obs STATE,
man, Columbus, Ohio Indiana State Sentinel ndanaro
lis, Indiana Illinois State Register, Springfield, H. low,
Capitol Reporter Iowa city. Iowa Daily Wisconsin NM
waukie Wisconsin and Free Press, Detroit, Michigan
will give the above insertion each per week for ia
weeks and end the account accompanied by prinsd
copy OF the ADVERTISEMENT the office Of the Third AUDI
tor for payment.
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NOTICE.
Fails of 81. CTOiI.

The sales advertised above be held at the land ohe
the Sr CRox the fourth day OF S"N ~,
the third day of September next, will not be held E
district having been organized OF the part OF hatu
tct lying the State tviscensin and the land office
that part the Territory of Minnesota having been dl'e
to be removed to saltwater from and after Tie th,e s
z. TAYLOR
BY the President:
RICHARD M. YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
March Both lS49
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LrReSoH Feaisear WrfnpU~p~Psv, waite end tiss,
ffshoh letter and note paper. MI Sizes white and buoi
manufactured esprsasy far metallic pens, tho oi
WHICH will bs found much superior to either the English
or ffpsrcan make ff,porva dirrrr fr@m Paris by
hyR FkANCs ThsLpAi
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Every person entitled to the right of pre-emptlon
any OF the lands within the sections and parts OF secu@
above enumerated, is required establish the same
satisfaction OF the res lister and receiver OF the Pq'
land Office, and make payment therefor as 500" G'p
hcd6e utter seeing this notice, and before tn. DAY
pointed for the commencement of the public sale Of
lands embracing the claimed; otherwise such cAn
will be forfeited RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land oihee
Feb 25-laWl3w
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Notice to pre-emp tIOm Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of -enplion OF
the lands the township and of lownsh above
enumerated is required to establish the same to the salts
and receiver of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after see
ing this notice. and before the day appointed Tor the com
tract ned otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 4-laWl3W
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To the Public.

The "mineral lands included in the foregoing Procla
nation are chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
Montreal and Isle Royaie, in the northern pen
nsla OF Mic tigan and rendered Immensely valuable
the exhausess mines OF copper ana ohef ores iound
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered in the ranges, within few miles Of Lake
Superior from the geological character of the country
that others equally, if valuable, will he found
throughout this whole ''mineral region"
OF the mines worked copper Is found almost
pure and, in fact of the native copper and
Yield greater centage than any other yet discovered
in the world. Silver found in considerable guam
titles
All the ssay materials for the construction OF fur
naces and fuel for sneing found in abundance IN the
immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate i'm the winter, though cold, does not inter-
considered the most favorable for their operations
The proximity of these mineral lands the shore of lake
Superior which several safe and excellent habors
and the water communication herefro, by the Sault Ste
Marie lakes Huron. Erie, &c. furnish ready OF
transporting the products OF these lands the principal
markets oil the United States at very triiing
Ii likewise appears from the reports this office,
that the agricultural lands OF fair quality producing
the usual culinary vegetables and in abundance and
when properly Tiled, they been found favorable for
grain crops also; and for all products price
and good market will be found at the mines.
Tmber-such ms white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &c-s In many places, very abundant, and
Its thrifty growth gives evidence of the richness Of the
soil.
Maps showing the localities of mines and other value
able information relating thereto derived from the geo0gi
cal survey, DC, which be embraced this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited in tho land Office
the Sau Ste. Marie, for inspection, early prao-
ticabs, before tho Of the public sales
| RICHARD M YOUNG, !.
Commissioned oil the General Land Office.
| Mar 2~lawl3w
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Notice Of the establish OF the Land once I"'
Charlton District, In ths State of Missouri"
pursuance OF the first section of the act OF IonMs
entitled IAN to establish additional land op al
State of sssouri, approved February 10, St Nal
hereby declare and make known, that the lenu ian
created by said act Is established the "Town oil h'd ~,
in the county of sullivan of said State the site TINS
designated by the President OF tho United States hid
Given under my hand at the city Of Washins'o', sor|
twenty seventh day OF February, ammo Domni one wv
sand eight hundred and forty. nine.
BY order Of the Presidents 1850
RICHARD M. YoUHe...
Commissioner OF the General Land "''PN
Mar e=lsYlaw
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Claiming and Clothing Materials.
Navy DEPARTMENT, -
p.oa., OF Provisions and Clothing, April IA, isl9.

f,rAIED PROPOSALS. endorsed I" Proposals ioI NAVY
~ Clobing and Clothing Materials WIN DC seeeiteu az az
Ills office until o'clock. on Monday the @.. y
thirty DAYS notice. each either oil ue ia " yao
Chafesiown Massachusetts, Brooklyn New lo.n, anu ,,
CnsInr Vir,ins smell quantities oil any or all OF the iol'
lowinv named articles of navy clothing ana c'ohR ae
rails as may be ordered by the eei oil this OF py
the fiscal year commencing The lst day oil July next
snlu enu''s 81 a,o mo-, jackets wool.dy,d 400
ioric ben do, I nj
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Notice to Presumption Claimants

Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
of the lands within the townships and paris OF townships
above enumerated is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction of register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the Of the public sale Of the lands embra
cling the claimed, Otherwise such claim will be for
teileu
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
Mar 1-lawl3w
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Nv the Pres,.ient or the United States.

TN pursuance of law l. JAMES X. POLK, President of
make known that public sales viii be held the unde
mentioned land offices in tho State OF IOWA. at tie periods
At The land office at Fairfield, commencing Monday,
the fourth day OF une next Tor the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
parts of townships, viz;
North of the ta'e line, and o. Of the fth principal "er'
Townships seventy and seventy three of range TWEEN
townships seventy and seveny-hree of range TWEEN
townships seventy two and seventy three, of range tween
Island in section twenty three. township seventtwo
Ar lie land office at Dubuque commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day of Jane next, for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships, to vii.
North of tie base line and ,ce Of the f principal meridian
Township ninety three, OF range seven
Township ninety three, of range eight
Townships ninety wo ninety three, and ninety -four, OF
Township ninety three, Of range ten.
Townships nineVtwo, ninety -thee and ninety four, OF
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools mill
taTy, other purposes will be excluded from the sales
menced on the days appointed and proceed IN the order
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales Thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer ,han two
n AFTER he sps OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington. this
'''''''S es''' JAMES X. POLK
by the Presluentf
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled the right of emplon to
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required to establish the TO the
satisfaction of the register aud OF the proper land
office, and make payment therefor, practicable
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale OF the lands EN-
bracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 2-lawl3w
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Notice 70 Pre-em ,,tion Claimants.

Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption any
above enumeated is required establish tho
satisfaction Of the register and receiver oil the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable,
AFTER seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
the commencement OF the public sale of the lands
brccng the tracts claimed, otherwise such claims will be
forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar 4-1aw1Dw
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
Howard Association.

This Society now organized ready afford relief the nd
gent in all The following Physicians and Apothe
carries have been appointed by the Second Municipality to aid III
conjunction with this Association:
First Ward Lindsay Tchouptouas between Race
Orange Apohecares: E. c. Bolton, corner Mag
ane Streets H. Curtus of Race and Tchou
Third Ward Smith, of Edward and Magazine
Apothecaries u Rorop 276 Tchoupolas street, h o. Boil
ton corner Of Magazine and Estele streets
Fourth Ward Wozencrai St. Charles ST. Joseph
Apothecaries Mr. Baghneche Of Triton walk
and rG a. a nsaa .re between Gd and
Julia Apohecares L. Massey, Of Camp and Gravier
streets Mr. Davis, TshOgptOuLa.s street G, cA.,,..
Apohecares Serda Shuee Baronne and Poydras
streets B. Booth. Of God and Caondee streets
zino corner Mara and and Jackson Streets B. j. Wolfe,
corner of Canal and Basin streets.
RESIDENCE AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS.
General Relief: Committee of the Ho1ard association
Robinson Camp opposite the Orphan Asylum and
H. W. Psifrey, las Julia street and 81 Camp street.
Emerson Camp Joseph Streets and 5s Tehou
c. Funk, 26 Heva [pitouas street.
J. o. Orange Religious and St John the Ba
list streets, and IS ST. Charles street.
l. c. billiard. Municipality Hall.
l. Nmmo 81 Tchoupoulas and CONSTANCE street between
G. W. HARDY, corner Railroad and Cssacavo Streets
Boueme Dryaies street near Triton Walk Magazine
D: /. Ricardo, 70 Graver street.
wn III, z. Hammer Sc Camp street. .
Browne Camp and Orange streets and 90 Gravier street
Andrews of Camp and St Joseph Streets and VI Com
J. Livingston, SO Bartholomew street. and l2 Exchange Place
W. Giles corner Of Julia and Foucher and St Paul. nea
j. Willis, Carondslet Heva. Charres street.
dasd ' 3. l. RlcAR1o, Secretary.
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The FRENHMAN's COws.-We remember to
| have heard a story told with some humor, by a
friend, which we believe has not been in print.
| The Frenchman is relating, with great energy and
appropriate gesture, his first voyage down the
| Ohio river:
Swell, Monsieur, you see | get on the boat at
Peetsburg to re riviere to Louisville. La belle
riuiere,' you call him; tnk him dam ugly leetle,
vat you call him, Ell ! bit branch Rviere vera
dam dirty teetLe boat great many lady, vera fine
lady, indeed. Well, Monsieur, we leave re dam
Peetsburg, vieh smoke my eyes till dem red as If
drink moshe vsky, vat you call red eyes-vera
appropriate name indeed, vera appropriate. AS l
tell YOU, Monsieur re riviere vera low, and we
have not gone vera far, till, BIN we come on
sand-bar; re captain run On re top of re boat and
holla, Back vatare =! back vatare = but boat
no back vatare re captain holla, Get out re spar
and pull overn but she no pull over. However,
presently, perhaps may be by, We get off re
bar. Veil, Monsieur, we have not gone more as
one day more down re rviere ven, bun we come
on bar again. Re captain hoa, Back vatare!
back vatare!' she no back vatare re captain
holla, Pull over. pull overn she no pull
get vera, vera tired to look at re men go round
on big post vid a big stick in him, and go
to nozzer part of re boat. Monsieur, we stay
dere one, two tree day in dam dirty Leete boat,
till we have nossin to eat. We re shore vera
beautiful meadow, wild vera many fine cow-Ze
lazy V1sh vera mosne lot some mlk ana re Zehtie-
men say You get in re leete boat vid us, den we
drive cow to you and you milk zem Veil, re
lady get into re leee boat vat you call goH, and
go vid us to re meadow. Ze lady-vera fine lady
indeed-have leetle tin bucket dat hold re milk.
Re gentlemen go to drive re to re lady for her
to milk and we drive zem round and round but
re dam no go 10 re lady, But presently, per-
haps, may be by -and-by, we get zem down we're re
lady stand vd leeile tin bucket to hold milk and
vat you tink, Monsieure" ask I'd the Frenchman.
WHAT inquired we. Every single dam one
of zem soas a BULL i''-NashUiHe American.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

MOBILE ORANGES AND WINE.-Our friend,
Thomas S. James, politely sent us Christmas
present of bunch of fine oranges and bottle OF
delicious wine. The former were grown in his
garden, within the city limits. From the tree that
produced this bunch, he had gathered that day
1900. This, one might call large crop for Mobile.
The oranges were delicious, the flavor excellent
One of them measured twelve inches in circum-
ference. The wine was made from the Scupper-
nong grape, and was pure juiee-no sugar or alco-
hol had been added 1t was very fine, and we
assure Mrs. James, to whom her husband attributes
the honor OF successful manufacture, that none
coud do better, and her wine needs but age to be
choice article. Mr.. James says he expects that
in five years he will be able to produce 1000 bottles
on his estate.-MobIe Advertiser.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

SILVER MINE IN NoRwAY.-In the Swedish
official paper Of October 81, it is stated that on
the 18th Of September, the workmen employed in
the Kings mine, which is one of the Konigsberp
silver mines, in Norway, found lump of pure ma.
tive silver, weighing pos pounds, and that, on the
9th of October, another hump of native silver
equally pure in quality, Of no less weight than 43t
pounds, was dug out of the same mine. 1t is fac
worthy of being recorded, that about twenty year.
ago this mine was offered for sale in London for the
sum of flOOO0; but the capitalists of that day hat
not sufficient confidence in the treasures it was
represented n possess to give this comparatively
small price
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ANAvAL CHAPLAIN.-A correspondent of Noah's
Times tells the following anecdote of himself:
In our war with England, in 1913, we were cap
tured by the channel fleet, and carried on board
ship of 10 guns, perfect world of ITSELF They
all lived like fighting cocks. The ship was at an
Choir and had every thing on board comfortable and
luxurious
81 will give you capital salad for dinner to-
day." said the Admiral, Lord Keath, to us.
''Salad! Where does it come froml!
"We grow it on board in boxes"
They had artificial gardens, laying hens, fresh
butter, plenty of milk, and a table which, for va
riees in fish, flesh and fowl, confeconeres, ellies,
ices and rare wines, would compare with any no.
tel in the world not forgetting even Seltzer waters.
"Fine times you have, Mr.. Chaplain, said we
to a handsome young fellow with a lively eye and
a white cravat.
Yes; very little to do. Play the fute-make
the punch-mix the salad, and pepper the DEVILS +"
:" How do you get on with the sailors In matters
of religion !" said we to his young reverence.
'They are pretty hard characters" ne replied,
"and | waste remonstrance on them. can MT
keep them in order Last Sunday read prayers
to them. One fellow winked at the other-another
changed the position of his tobacco, and rolled it
about necessarily. / expostulated in vain, and
urged more pious feeling, when caught one chap
putting his finger in his mouth, popping it through
his cheeks. So, shutting the book, / said, Now
damn your eyes, no more of .hat!' They under
stood that lingo, and were quiet. Hard fellows,
these old salts I"
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE. :. :.
THE success which has attended the undersigned IN dis
i pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
slant demand for them has induced him to take office
where he be found al times a1d h % D
Of The ablsst in and being also graduate OF The
College OF Pharmacy Philadelphia. would beg leave to call
Inc attention az hoe afflicted with the following disesses
Rheumafism in It's most aggravated cured in from
three to ,even days; Dyseney Darhea etc rsneved IN
fs hon All diseases arising from the abuse OF Mecury,
and OF delicate NATURE eraJicated in few days OF 40
charge Office No So Baronne street ,9uh doSI apeVe
Common. ldZo 5ml IN. WV -. SlOG.
A MARMION has removed his Office 70 ST. CHARLES
A .t,ass ops door above P0ypaIs all
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SALT.-A Yankee informs the government o
New Brunswick that he has found bed of rock
salt in that province, which he will point out for
small per centage on the duty for certain number
of years.