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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

1 ~" S'' ~ 49," Wv so. N"N't "i''' - N'9
once deaIrf IN slaves, where did our iaV"r-
ne ,rg'h Vn'.n una an act OF Parliament
"hi'h authorize" h'F TO shafe ~, pf"ii'S oil an
eNpeu''Vh ~ inc save 'fau, There was no
posfNe II" Whicu anihofihNhH' nor did law 81
prohibition originate N me Parliament House.
b'lush judges n'urpcd IN" power OF the legi>-
'a'ute ana n,'i"fru Una. universal ir'''Aohi per-
'aaeo English sou and We lear HAT ieir eN-
anf'e WIZ ma followers IN our own land
ne rgh' "i property has net universal re-
/ coghi''on' we dcny INST we service to which
,ae negro Is subjected "iSh US Is an lipnry 10
''iil OF e"'nihcis 70 Is; 10 cioihe' ieei, ana
protect '''eiii' ana compel mem moderate lie
nf I" cara Sn,h Suhis,ehe' ana care Is TO d"
'"I 'ne'h "hA uey WON" ho' 90 i"f themselves
~ 'Af''''u'' ""N SHOWN 'na' ,tof best Inc"
I "'fp''' ""' nv ,''N",'' 'oi"isph II " scf'.
"u'e' 'u' ~ IT, '"'! a'Rt'efa'e 'nlp wee ana
s"'n,"9 ""'" "'s'.", "'e i"'ih ,i'f war
Wv f'''e ',''H,'" '''.' ~ nv "'u Vi Ha-
W., :" Wv E''", ~n'i'o VI ''"''u'
p'' '"' P'"Po VI ~" nV''"''h .1''t' u' NOT
VT "s issuing ~, ~ ''s'" ~ NUNS" siN' III
" '' in - nv ~ ui'ct
u.s. H'iu '''"' P'o''S'on ~ Wv CONSTITUTION
/ "h"h hith"ilHcN wv oNH'' 70 i'taplute ~, III
3i'h slave Wherever ne may b. iouhi. lhis
II provision winch can admit oi no dispute,
ani us violation can adn'' 81 no cNcnse Inns
l. not fidelity 10 their government, which Is one
OF the duties of christianity, in the name of
which they profess to aei. How unlike the eX-
ample set them by the apostle Pail in sending
home 10 Phllmon his runaway slave, implcrng
Tor hun forgiveness. We lament their mis-
guided zrai Their false philanthropy, and, IN the
pame OF our common country Ne implore them
to beware, iest th'y dnFe rs 10 eNlremllics
Ia "a its Ia a Na.afF
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MISCELLANY.
4 tiIbt'rNW WEDDING

Having often been an eyewitness 10 these
Iueddng-, ! viii cndcayor To give, as near AZ
1cssibic, true account
r In the first place, the girl is bought with n
~, or eight or ten Yards of clo,h---lt does not
4uke any difference what kind Her uncle re-
i,e. it the parents have nothing TO do with
~ ii She has nn uncles, her brothers will re-
eiye the amount The day i appointed. aud
pptler j. given TO the relative, uf the girl to
MAJ bread, one OF two dozen bdJ,aha which,
ever they prefer, and bring With them. Tn"
= hit before It * all pat together, and saved for
N neNt day, then they all commence making
! hog and hominy.' l,eNt morning the irl' nd-
MI relatives OF the bridegroom all meet ut a
eerialn place aud escort the groom to The house
Of thu bride When the, get in sight ot the
Nous. tn, brdc'- friends taxi, her hy the hand
md run. A. for life aud death. The groom
>nr'y coming up, find them gone; there are
y ,a,n women of the party appointed to run
- T,r them. some eight or ten. the baiancr OF
b. company run along also for the fan Of H.
hi must not interfere Soiuetimoa thu bride q.
ksrty gets such start of them, the men rUn
nd head them and chase them tl'y VIII thrn
Sh4nn. taCrc1Ursc % rnur.1W uI thru H.
L. otrrtakcn---and then such Il seui'lc between
h. women ~ vou never heard Of en.ur~--somc
J N pull tie u4h hrr friends wlll pail b, bach.
Ind they will almost fight for hcr uuil they
knaly give her up when the gronm's friends
rad her back rejoicing But where + the groom
h this time When be- arrives at the house
!. /. shut NJ IN IT, he d1es not see any of the
Aan they lead the .drl into the yard. and set
rr down. his mother or sister Spreading some
Ainr for her, such as skin az cloth and all
a. groon'par;y throw something ON her head
~-beuds. b,ndinr haudker,hct- or one or two
amris Of eloib-and those this, make the bread
4 MA, ar r,thcr snatch. To .ce who can get the
., Ard then they lead her in where the
from i. and set her down by his side, and
Nv them A bowl of iahiaho TO eat. with one
d. brid, doe, no, take mout!iul soon after
n IL lrfi untouched: the door also l. closed on
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MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF CENTRAL
MISSISSIPPI

without distinction of party. in the Representa-.
tive Hall. in the city of jackson, on Monday
the 7tll day uf Nav. 1919. for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the course now being
pursued by many of the Northern States,
Through their Representatives and Senators IN
Congress and State Legislatures. upon the sub.
lee, of the extension Of slave labor 10 the ncwly
acquired territories. and its existence IN the Dis
trct of Columbia
Upon motion Of d. W Adams Esq, his
EXcellency. Joseph W. Matthews was unani-
m.msiy chosen President of the meeting.
lpnn motions of Warren y. Anderson. Esq.
and Hon Andrew Hutchinson, Ncssrs Georpr
r. Swami, ESQ, and Col. Z. W. Dabney, were
elected Vice Presidents
Upon motion of the Hon Andrew lluichin-
son. u. W Adams, E-g, was appointed Secrc
tary Of the meeting.
The meeting being organized upon request
the President proceeded To explain the objects
and intentions Of the meeting in a brief and
appropriate manner.
! The Hon VIM l. Sharkcy then addressed
the meeting In further cxplanation of the OBJ
iect. for which IL had assembled and urgcd the
propr.,v of unking this "A preliminary meeting
Ia ~ Coo,.n,,,n a, .oma f,tnr. ne-ind IF tho
,,;,.,s az III, ,esn.,,t,. coup,,,s of the e,t,rc
set. .,,J
| I',on notiou ,be President npnoin,ed tho
believing Committee of fifteen gentlemen.
Hon John ! t;non. Hon. Anderson Uutchin.
SON. George Yeryer. ESQ, Gen. John u. Free
man. Gen VIM. K Miles. Col. u. C. Glenn.
la " T.. Smith. ESQ. Gen. A. b Woolrdse.
ltoi Wan. 4 I'LL Hon. Jetlrr.ou DAVIS. G..
..,u y Ci,t,an -, 1aI r. : T,rnin, !, ~
Tu., - and rha,los scot, - vrbo in
d ,,,,,a - ,h,, ,,u, io, r,,,or, vhi,, n.,s
- - -
arhc committee TO whom was referred the
subject of controversy between the Northern
and S,u,h,rn STATES of the Union. have Ind
the same under consideration, and beg leave to
repor, the following n. nm address 10 the ci,i
zcn- of Mississippi. together with the accom-.
nanv,uo re.olutions
The snhiect WAS APPROACHED by them. as /,
4honld he by this meeting in ui view Of H.
,oIemn,ty and importance. Not ~ common
place tnpe--not AS "A mere question of eypc-
diency on matter of secondary consideration,
but as one IN which cur dearest rights are IN
Nolyed--right- which we possessed As citizens
If Independent States, and which are reserved
10 rs 10y the Constitution OF lhr tn'tcd States
In our action on ms important SUBJECT, =
the dictate OF prudence mat We shoul' p''.'
ourselves on ''n,' i"',"'''''' ""I" IVA" ~!
'"rhish'a ua ny 'ne anu vi '"''' anu "t'ip'sf''e
r'a'oh' ne UNI s','"' '" ~. -, P''tis.'"' t.,
"NP"ssio"''o ~
"u''n "l' Hfous.u ~ we ,"'''' VI ~" '''i"',
P'h bfe'hieh III u'' iaS' ''''!' - ''''' P''@'
away ,r ana "u'i'rafl ''u"' nas Nu''''"e,''
/ ne Po'guaot N,'"E " ''H" "'u"', "s' SUI
'p'''' "e"Sp' h'' :" away We wi U''' '''
p's7'o' anu u, ~ Vp''''''-
,"n we "Pl''",, '"' S""'' w., ~ aug, ~
Du' ~ sum w ,,,'''.,t' ~
"a
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1 4 lady in Chester was asked 20 loin fhvl'
lon Of the Daughters of Temperance " IL
tnncccssary,' she rcpici asst is NY intention
40 ION one 0, the Sons
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CSwTRsAL pF,cr The Au,eFican peace So
cicty has passed unanimously the folio, ,nc
vote That thc Hon William ia, Of New
York, President; the Hon. l-aae Collins, OF
philadelphia Wee President and the Reverend
Charles Brooks, ot Bo4ion, Chairman of the
Executive COMMITTEE be delegation to wait
on the president OF tho United States, 10 usge
on him the cyped.cney and imrertsnee Of insert
ing the arbitration clause N all our future
treaties with foreign nations.
Tur CnoLxgA At st lout, -fsrosr,'ic
MAY SO--At St Louis there We're one hundred
and efhty.si deaths for the week ending on
Nonday, the angh enc hundred and nine ri
which WEIR cholera eases deaths Of cholera
The previous week, ore hundred ard twenty.
eighty On Monday their were iive deaths.
AerssAS Wrtis-.Mr Ncilan has now
says ,ho Charleston Mes Of the 2eih nh
reached the depth Of $40 feet, not having vet
penetrated fhc stratum If mari. Ia boring which
he has TT some TIM been engaged
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TorcUNu fsT NfNFArutEs.-- str,h. Pat and
wi, tie g.. utaI m-t Jsi tru tnf itaf- ,f o.. me
~lf thHis hra b. faiuam W etersurc Father - fau.
nran sent M hufn, ni ST. bailsr
swaie i-wet. tfplird Pat p0i relI,ugs the charcr.
sud Sc r--elf that hnf.. Go li,r &, 49, ir dry tl'
So er wii1". Wstin1 OYER Un cld - ihai c.stfrS
mn then. l, - Pafriek ~ 49, how ,nn set along
without ~. honey dear
Protr rsF-A " sHstsi1 orator Who v ss lately de-.
nghuaF s Aule'ier atih ttsirf.aus NJ onf csunts =
r. gr'~., usc,l ihf t1lloAtg emphatic rrruAk r..
luw ciu2ons. the Hb of cnGilauon b. naw craeih
~laF 10" trout GER VAR ~ i9"'t % INV scar. ago
The f,iaagh WAs RECEIVED with nli,igfoi- applause
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cnoIcE MAHoaANY AND LuMBRR. n

CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
TON PURDy has just received and has for sale the fol-
j lowing artcles - f sstH A$ ssstt5
Mahoganies Of every thickness from !vsneerng hand
railing, and newell posts s4i SssF tt7
Birds eye and curled maple, M
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness a3
Ash nnd oak, m ts'fS1
supply Of seasoned white pine panel merchandise
iec siding and common culls, +sests 4g ar
With general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern.
shore pine.
Also supply of cnlcinsd platter and cement.
H5- Daily expected two vessel loada Of coal
nm 6--ea /. s & a tl.l +.
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by the President or the UIlited States
IN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES POLK, Presden, Of
mentioned land okces in the State Of FLORIDA, at the
ne ana oee a.
Monday me ourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
ships and parts Of townships, viz:
South Of he base hae and Of the principal aridian
TGsnsg ,ownsnp
ships twenty i've wenty-sis and twenty seven Of range
township twenty three township twenty four, except
sections one two three tsn eleven twelve ihirieen four
een, twenty three twenty four, twenty I've twenfysix,
twenty seven, Of range twenty four
Al the land Office al 81 Augustine, commencing on Mon.
day the eighteenth day o June next for the disposal OF
public lands situated within the nperme townships
and parts Of townships, via: 5
South " he base line and easf Of NE principal merdian
Township twenty township twenty four, except
sections ihirteen fourteen twenty three twenty or
ir oa and sry
ship twentysix township twentyseysn except sections
eleven twelve, thirteen, fourteen een twenty. three,
and twenty four, Of range twenty-five. Nh s5Ii
Township tweny.three, except sections eighteen and
thirty one; township twenty five; township twenty nix ex
cept section thirty ons and township twenyneven, Of
Townships twentythree t,seny.four twenty five, and
twenty-sx, Of range iwenty.seven.
| Township twenty .ssssn, Of range thirty
Townshpstweny-sik and twenty seven ofrange thirty
Townships twenty and twentyseven, Of range thr,
ty-iwo. F ls5.
| Township tweniy.seven Of range thirty three.
Sections Two 10 len Inclusive, fifteen 10 twenty two M
elusive and twenty feven to thirty fnr inclusive in
ship twen,y-seven, Of range thirty. Ave. ~, E s,t
LANDS appropriated by law for The Of schools, militia;
ny other pusposes, will be excluded from The sales
The offering Of the above mentioned landa Willie
which they aiveriissd with all convenient despatch,
unthe whole shall have been offered the sales Thus
closed B.. sale shall be ke longer ihan Two
weeks and private entry Of any q The lands will be ad
miiied until AFTER the expiration q the weeks ~,
Given under my hand, tile city OF Washington this
twenty day 81 February, Ammo ponnl one, thou.
sand eight hundred anlf fofty nine,
! BY The President;
| RICHARD NJ: Yopss, N
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Notice OF the removal OF the Land Once
from tho Falls OF st. CrOix, wisconsin,
TO saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority or the first section Of the act OF Con-
u eress entitled " An for changing the location Of the
Land Ofiee In the CHppRwA LAND DisrRicT and esiab.
fishing an additional land district in the SrArR WIS.
coHssp approved March I'd, lsi9 do hereby declare
and make known that from and after the hriiet day Of
lands III The CHPPEwA LAND DIsrRIcT, shall be removed
from the FALLS OF ST. CRoix CWbconsn) TO SrrLwA,
TER In ST. Croix County, Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the City Of Washington, This
twenuth day Of March, Ammo Domlni lsas
by the President sgs aiA4 X
RicHARp nj. YouNa, g
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
MI xxl2N AaHftf.N
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nv THE presidents OF THE UNITED
$50 = <sTs ATEg.

$50 " : Ia,.-
m pursuance ofIaw. l. JAMES X POLK prssitsn, ofhs
United States u America do hereby declare and make
nown that public a.les YIN Be- held S,hs z,
inafier dssignafed; 70 witt W.
Alhe ofss The Falls Of ST. croIx river eommsnc
81 lie public ans sIuia,ed within The aforementioned
townships and parts oftowushipr, viz;
North efhe base line and ,resf Of fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships mcntyfv and townships Iwep'
thirty thirty one, and nirtyrwo Of range seventeen
Fractional townshps twenty i've and iwentysix, ana
townships thirty .hIriywo and thry'hree' o. range
nine. sad ,h,rg oap Orange
Townships ihiriythree, tlry.four and hiriy'hve, Of
Aiihe same place, commencing on Monday, The third
day Of September next, for The disposal q oil he public
enumerated which have been shall be- reported before
s day C ss copper ea 9, ohss valuable
parts Of sections any, Covered By those mining leases
mencemen Of the public sale in accordance with the pro-
visions q he ae, approved on che mir, Of March ssn
sidi.onarland district In The Territory Of Wisconsin and
AZ he land Office a, Mineral Point commencing on Mon
public lands within tbs townships
md parts oftownships, viz: u
North Of The base line and NEST Of fourth alPrurip
Townships fourteen, 6Geen, and sixteen q range one
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen OF range two
Townships tweniy twentyone, and twenty-five o. range
Townships nineteen, twenty, twentyone, and twenty.
Townships niae,sen and twenty, q range Ave.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, md twenty, ofrange SIX
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty, Of range
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, Of range
FRACTIONAL township eghieen, and townships nineteen
Fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, ofranae len.
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen and town
d n
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NOTICE.

n : = -T--
The sales advertised above be held at the land Office
at the FALLs ST.. CRoix RIvsR, the fourth day OF
june and the third day Of September next will not he
held district having been organized out OF the part
Of that district lying In the State of Wisconsin, and the
lard oce Tor that part In the Territory Of Minnesota hav
ing been directed to DO removed TO Still water from and
uer the ihirteh day Of June next by oct Of Congress
approx ed March 2, 1912 r. TAYLOR
by the President Il
RICHARD N. YoUS0, 3t,Ae
Commissioner ofihe General Land Office
Anril 4. lE4q - ~. .-.-.-.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARiLJu

mn mAvUNGNNngc OAnHAmAnag a.
Mosr xaxrR m DrNAnv MrnvcvNr
IN rsysD wnHxn- -
,,,,,s rxrp cr : II, - 4 .s,r, ,,,,...
disssssa without roai's, p@ss .sasSia sS o.
facilitating the patient.
al oihsr ssnsdlss :, while i srsdieaiss
disease u inyigoraies fhe body,
-" "' -" "A THIS sy yn.n NN ''" 'oHhs
1000 cures q Rasuplat,sm,
as1 s sres ~ nr I aJt,syI n.,y;. NJ,
Enerey. '>'s's ''' ''""' N"po"s
3O0J ks,uae Compiaiafs and ovar y oaa or.. s M,
,osss Or III mood rs ana over 'Voo cures Of ne
Ulcers. scro6,la erysp.ss. ..,,,,..,, ,;,,,. y u.
o I've, waa numerous cases q eonsnmp
.wae appear ncrsdbs but We have lssr w1 rom o
prmng s AZ esran,,nar a. para g ne ullied States
ne Of ihe most respeciabe anras n Nns1n w. hs
.ey informs ua thai he can re er 10 ore nan &
dc Fly q MY which W viii r ssa'a q W
~, Me'' SHOWN, . =.
rDr Townsend Is almost day eesyins ss,.,. 4
sieans in different paris Of TIE Union ~
This is 10 certify tiat we,the underssnet, phvs,csns u
TOW sESDs sARSAPARiIA and y, q ON
Of The most valuable preparations srsapara il tie mar
P H. Pulling, M d.. j. Wilson M n n a,,gss .f
D. r. r.. EmendorL M d. X, IL. - - -.'''ssAt :"
Albany April 4 lS45
e o ,oo LOW" om one o. The moot respectable phyn
o.s,s.a.r III. "a a.,
"AkHNrohr, 1uiy ~, 1870
~ aownslsp-Dear Still Y with satisfaction that
say u YOU thai have recently Witnessed, In several cases.
ssg engssea " he practice q medicine
sGt III he rsn,nrrI ~ ,ias.s a hsseI w'tnout os
late az he diees,iye rsams suns lg RON usiangsa
pIesse ~ "a tso ,,esen %c 70 'pe pubic fpnwl
Respectfully ys ss 2, PRESTON ! /
p y fhESioN, NJ ID
49, q, S'A.Eo otrcEk.
I'LL e saes Nayy bns t ~ e egsanre ana aie
go = ~" s'o'y RAILWAY jan b, 1917.
whole sysien, in in ahhi,aa a wv nuenza, anu my
G ~ ,r.s b.s,I.S and aer taking
Hkns II. an3 6nd ihas + nnsnp a nave eohsnuen
saysd nv e and wonld NJ, 70 Every d believe y
"a aa CIV MCLEAN,
THE ENRON
John s Ia: Aek KS .s Esa ss Railway asprs
tria d. foowa a''u 'e'''hS ~ an ea',
ton 81 SARSAPARILIA appears 10 be Of the mos
n i,s hehnl1 on , ~ Rps 'ouay Two ceihsates
rn,1. ,ha NV NJ ayI MP ~ aeal, ., ,l low anu one
ss,9 t US mex mr While Of soften Island gentleman
cins ~ bws ~ c Cap Mclean believes Tie medi'
n ~ H. eIy sdong connurnce IN rs e,cacy Intelligent
, us sss would noi praise 50 strongly what they did
no,., -
sohotuLA CURED
RL has perfect control over he most obstinate Jsearea
The blood Three persons cure, In ona Lo,se N unprr
'fdsH'ed' THREE cuu pnrs
I'm ,rn,v,,,,,n = r,sa, r,, I NJ. H.. !, !. !, II.
ase 81 ne sero
nir,eI very evsrsv nn,,l, ma s a NY M w, ~
bottles yok sm away ~ whs 1Fs . aSen Shy n S
asep obligation = xo.1 r rsspsss,ial,y, 100 !,
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REAL usTATE /,

DERsoNS wishing become ovnsrsof Real Estate In The
City 81 Washington, may find Ito their nf<res 10 call
upon he subsrber who hsa properly Improved and ur
take portion Of The purchase 10 money give uopt
upon the balance Apphesiiops shoul be made soon
mar 13-n f4iF8 ULYSSES WARD.
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PETER BROWN, A Llins ct, Brooklyl
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES,

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIlLA has been ex
prsssly prepared IN reference to Female Compains N.
female shonld neglect take L. certain preventive
any the and horrible diseases which teJ
ire Subject II Ia valuable for those who arc approaching
wonuIhood is calculated 10 assist by quicken
ing the blood and inygoratlng the system Indeed This
dcine Ia invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject s3s
II braces the whole system, permanepy the
tnra energies by removing the impurities Of the blood-by
80 far stimulating the system to produce subsequent
relaxation which u the of most medicines taken oi
emae weakness aud disease. t FYftgt sW gfl
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The lands embraced in the above proclamation iocn.
ted principally and adjacent e Mississippi and ST.
Crox rivers Those designated as mineral extremely
valuable because, In addition TO te copper and other
found In eni they well waiered have ready
access to MARKET either the SOUTH by the Mississippi
river or @ the Fast BY the way lakes and the sever
al lines OF Communication that connect Herewith
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and smeng are found in great abundance, and
othe finest quality The climate Is healthy and pleasant
the cold being rarely Intense than in the northern part
u New Yorkand many ofthe lands are exceedingly fer
raised in Massachusetts or northern New York
Maps showing the localities Of the Mines and other vau
able Information relating thereto, derived from the geoog
cal survey dc, which cannot be embraced In this brief
notice. will be prepared and deposited In the land Office
S. Crox for Inspection early practicable before the
commence cement of the public salea -la.. MlN f
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BY the President
RICHARD NJ. YopNa,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once


4 fsvssee w AFA1-NssARtAuss
Every person entitled the right any
Of the lands within the townships and paris Of townships
above enumerated, IL required e establish the same 10 the
satisfaction ofthe register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing This notice and before the day appointed for
cling the tract claimed, otherwise s,,ch claim will be for.
fitted. - 80. 80. 80. RICHARD NJ YOUNG, & y
Ae Commissioner Of the General Land Office
march 5lawlJw.
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Every person entitled 10 The right OF preempaon to any
Of the lands within the SECTIONS and paris sections abose
enmeraed 10 required 10 establish the same 10 the salts
faction Of the register and receiver Of The proper land Office
aud make payment therefor az practicable aer
Ing this notice. and bsfnre the day appointed for the com.
mencemsnt o. the public sale Of tbs lands embracing The
rsct claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
comrisscner Of The General land ONCE
Mar e--iswi3w M
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Notice to pr.-emps,on c,aiman,.. +

Notice to Prescription Claimants.
Every Person entitled 10 the right OF pre-. empon my
o. the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated 10 required to establish the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment therefor al practicable,
aer seeing this fore, and before the day appointed for
The or the public sale Of the lands EN-.
hrcine the tracts claimed otherwise such claims will be
fortified, g an "a
Commissioner Of the General Land 0fbce.
Mar -lawl3w ~ -, .
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Notice to Pre.emption CIaimants.

Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
enumerated Ia required 10 esfabiah the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor as soon az practicable
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
commencement VI the public sale OF the lands embracing
The claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
ssA RICHARD NJ YOUNG, 4
Commissioner Or the General Land Office.