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TnE ANNEXATION OF CANADA

The address, issued in Canada, recon-
mendlng annexation to the United States,
as the only remedy for the evils Of which.
as colony OF Grea, Britain. that country
now suffers, is temperate and able paper.
Il is signed BY 325 names, among whom
are BENJAMIN Holmes, formerly CASHIER OF
the Montreal Bank, now a member OF The
Canadian Parliament, and J. q. Meken'
zie, the leading Tory. Fifty are Liberals
and the res, Tories.
The address looks to peaceab'e sepa
ration from Great Britain, and an uniof
/" on equal terms" with the United States
( Without the consent Of the mother coun
try, the siguers Of the address "conside
separation neither practicable nor des'ra
ble."
II is useless for a man TO fight ega,ns
his destiny. !, is so with nations. w
in the United States are land.gelilne PEG
pie. We like big country. We Away
want more land not that we have preser
need Of; all we now have, but it Is our hab
to look forward, when mere "elbow room
may be wanted. IL is Characteristic
our people to be apprehensise Of :" Grove
ing" 100 many people into one place.
/. idle, then, for any one TO Sc, up TO rel
T son ogsins, taking Canada into the Uo'o
If she "knocks al the door" asking adm
+ sion peaceaby, she will he allowed to e
, ter. II she even asks TO fsh, her way j
/ there will he q slron. party ready amor
us To take her part, and aid her IN ihro'
/. ing eff her colonial d pendence.
). This is our present destiny. Wheth
il is wise that we should allow II 10 ~
: US withou, an effort To change il, is anoih
q question. - Baltimore Patriot.
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IRON ORE.

A friend has placed 10 our Office, where
i, may be seen, a remarkably rich speci-
men of Iron Ore, picked up on the surface
Of the ground near Hockiish Creek, abou.
: miles South of this place. That neigh.
borhood is SAID to abound with the Ore,
aud we are rejoIced to hear that IT is no
longer to remain useless, but that David
Murphy, Esq. has purchased the premises,
aud commenced the erection Of Foundry,
at McNeil's Bridge on the Lumherton
road. The number Of Cotton Factories IN
this par, Of the State, makes an establish.
menl of that kind exceedingly desirable,
and We trust that complete success will re.
ward the enterprise. Fayetteville OBS.
COMMERCE OF THE WESTERN RIVERS.
A louisiana paper, in urging the i'm
provement of the Western rivers, says
cit is time that appropriations should
be made for the OHIO, Missouri, and Mis-
sissippi on scale commensurate with
their national Importance. They wa
Ter thirteen states and half as many em.
bryo territories. Their commerce IS e.
4 quail TO that which floats on the ocean IN A.
/ merican bottoms between our sea ports and
foreign countries. Ii is made up Of the
produce, manufactures, and imports oi
one half Of The States Of the Union -
The greater number Of these States
have direct interest IN The Commercial
facilities offered by these rivers, while al
the rest have strong collateral interest
in the same. Seven hundred steamers
having an aggregate tonnage Of lao 00t
tons, nayigated by % 600 men. ply upor
them. These steamers are worth not les.
than SIP 600 600, aud are navigated a, al
annual outlay not short Of $4,000 900
Wine the value Of the merchandise trans
ported By them may be rouudly eslimaieC
al $3.50 100000 annually"
OVERLAND TRAVEL TO CALIFORNIA
4 corr espondeni Of the New York san
! writing from California, says:
"This gold excitement has caused ar
immense amount Of suffering. A gentle
maa, who has recently arrived overland
informs me hat there are at least eigh
thousand teams, with four persons to eact
Team, on the roal-32, 600 persons. Illt
company slait-d Nth eigh, wagons, only
one Of which was brought through. Fol
distance Of one hundred miles they usel
hams for fuel. hey started with $50 .00l
worth Of property but we're obliged L
throw a@ay $4,000 worth Of it in order
IN get along themselves aud save their lives
They lost nearly all Of their csule anc
mules for the want Of grass. He think,
that 81 600 900 would be a low estimate
for iae loss IN property, provisions, and an
Imals on the overland route alone. Cod
should be abundant TO de(Tgy such losses,
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Political News.

The aspect Of sifairs between Russia and Tor.
key look threatening. English and french 1Sa
have been ordered 10 the Msditerrene-n.~
Ekgiish ships of y<mE6s Qas ~ ~ =, we've
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Lord Paimerston and The Nicaragua Qaes
hon-Arrivai Of Mr. Clayton Chance
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HORACE .. fs. .,t ISAAC A. pILLk.
Land and General Agency Oee az the Capital Of ni-
hois, Csty " Springfield.
o lands, Of naois ialsk
ednes and all urehasiag State via
Illinois scrip o. eondfhe undersigned would respectfully inform
the public thai they have established the
state Of Illinois land general agsaey ose
OF all business appsrtainng thereto within the limits OF the
All transactions relative the purchase and sale lands exain
ing lands and reporting their ocaon paving
and selling all descriptions Of Tins and
description general land agency on ~
extended sca viii be promptly faiihfuy attended TO-
&srf ~ ha@ REEERRscKs;
Messrs. Deifendof d Niles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy Co, Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed, esq, :" III" HI. H.s
Me ssrs; sycldss s Co., 81 Louis Missouri
is e1eslleney A. =, French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell auditor "#.
!" John Moore treasurer I"
!" Lyman TTunbul, g /" /"
I" J. Dean Cation,
Ms.s,s w s,i sheldon New YORK ely.
O. Bartet esd. No Front street, /"
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DlleT, -gHs #.,..
Jos. l.. Chester, esq.
Col 3, w. Black, Pttsburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass. .n
g. r. Sanger, esq, .H 's.r ....
Henry X, Stone, esq,
J. d. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dim&sw3m N& Ha .gn.
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TUE Eighth Session win Monday, October which
the Panetudi dttendaHee OF all the students requested The
duties q the classes are promptly recomncneed and Z i'm
poant that all their members old should take their places
The opening Of The session The aeadeneai extends from the
LIST October LIST of
September the College,
full professors have for years been pursuing
OF collegiate studies prescribed the Older
colleges the North Al the third
ating Glass received their academica degrees
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adjons the College,
the preparatory carefully competent
under the supervision of Professors the College. Thus pupils
o. study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members the
collegiate OF preparatory classes who may be preparing for the count
other professional life Such students admitted
all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes su
tng place OF Of the classical studies,
cesaafy 70 preparation for business.
French study, without charge, all the
In addition French,
without charge, German, other modern
The location College perfectly heaui
villages present temptations dangerous the
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the
sutuIon.
The all domestic expenses
s225 The College
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the departments under the immediate supervision Of The
undersigned whom application be made for OF the
Register for rr information well as Cor the admission
Of pupils JOHN T. kERfOOT, Rector,
Ang 3-2aw2m College Of st. James, y. o., Maryland.
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rrHE AMERICAN FARMER /,


THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore ~ annu, copies S. thirteen
go, dirty for $40 Ja
most favorable auspices h the Maryland
cultural Society and all The prize reports
published therein The society meeting
raise $780, be appropriated olows piece plate
valued So awarded Obtaining il Of
October, he largest list Of Subscribers
meucing July for the second,
list The publisher added eve prizes payable ag
cultural works He has also offered 500 prize
coming volume viz $50 In silver plate for essay
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings and the Of the
nrm yard go for the best the cultivation and
so for the best essay the Of the dairy
The first number 10 appear July, will Of
valuable from the Of BDsusD Rufrs,
presented the agricultural public, particularly
regions of Virginia, Maryland and the Caronas
Of his farm for the five has occupied present
estn In eastern Virginia. and proves conciusvy
able degree Of prudence 10 s mapagenen farming made
Dohtabe other business The year
charge of his arm Mr. Run shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes mpmen stocks &c
cent? third 2ei fourth year. per aud
hh 9O besides supporting family
stock &c and raising Of his afm doube
worth when he took In hand Every farmer planter
in The tide water districts Of country, viii paper
the deepest interest,"
This win valuable napers
which from GsoRss w DoBBIs,
Secretary Of the Maryland Agricultural Society ON the
sucon the wire fence; and from Col CApRos
ieet, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland Staie Agricultural Socetyis Han.
June B-2awft l2s baltimore Baltimore Margiand
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BY ahs Prs.Idsnt Of an. United states.

IN Of law, l. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Pesiden, Of The
Tia, public sales win be held al lie land
The State Of MISSOURI the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office JACKSON, commencing on Monday,
seventh day Of January the disposal public
situated within townships parts Of
ships, viz;
North fine base line and Of the h principal nsridan
Township exeet sections eighteen
nineteen, twenty, wenynne, thirty uhiny-one, and thirty
Township twenty two OF range i've. M
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, OF range
Fractional townships and and township twenty
townships sixteen seventeen, eighteen
townships twenty-five and twenty three. and sections three 70 ten
two inclusive, in township r@en.y-sia Of range eight
Township nineteen, Except maeSa seeIohs niIs
township twenty and fractional township Except see
twentsx twenty thirty four, thirty nye and rysxD OF
The northwest Of six township nineteen,
fractional township twenty, OF range ten
North Of the base line and oe Of the fin principal meridian.
Townships three twenty four, twenpeight
Township twenty three, twentyour, twenty-five twenty
townships twenone, two, twenty three, twenty four,
s nnd 70" os iIis e on Monday the
S day Si e 81 as s
North Of the base line, and osst Of The M principal meridian.
Fractional township wenyone, townships twenty-five
Fractional township twentone, Of twelve thirteen, four
teen, een SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty, and
twenty one.
township toWhship
twenty-five. .n..
Fractional township twenone, and townships twentthee and
twenty four of range twenty three.
Fractional township and townships twenhr and
twenty four OF range twenty -four. .5N
Fractional township twenty ranges twenty-five and twenty
six. ...+
Al the land CLINTON commencing Monday, the
the disposal OF the public lands
within the following named townships, to wit
North Of the base line and De Of the I'm principal meridian.
Township thirty five, Of range eighteen.
appropriated by law the OF schools, military,
other purposes will be excluded from the sales
will
the appointed and proceed in the order which they ad
offered the sales thus osed but sales shall be kept
will be admitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
day September Domni thousand eight hundred and
forty-nne.
President: f.. u. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERfIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person the lands
townships townships above enmeated is
required establish satisfaction the register and
land oce and make payment therefor
practicable seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
public OF the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Sept 26-lawI3w ." ..... ...... ....... ...
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Law school in Lexington, vtrginia.

TE subscriber proposes open this MACE com
mencing Monday the 2 day Of October efnna
ting ON the 10Th day Of March, 1850 The pupils will divided
two classes The book used in the junior be-
phenh blackstone, h vol stafe Evidence stephen
Ing and lst vol senior course wifi
embrace fuckers Commentaries Greeneaf and on
dence list vol Of EACH, Stephen Pleading Pleading
vol of Chiy Pleading, olconbes Introduction Faulty a
prudence LubeS Equity Pleading, Mords Pleading IaSs m
ge Of Real Property Executors
Arsnscmenss viii be made with Philadelphia law publisher
nsh me above works. gentlemen
posing 10 attend the subscribers requested 10 i've him
early notice Of their Intention whether ev desire
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diu They VIII be furnished TO the students cost The mem
bers OF the senior class will have the privilege Inc In
without additional charge The the da
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member OF either class TO attend the lectures Of the
Of Washington College should they deem erpedien 10 DO 40
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The fee win be $50 per session. payable in advance.
Jsrraror, Va, July u, 1910.
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
EDITED nv MAS. 9. T. MARTYR.

Martyn Ely, putshers, lf3 Nassau street. Nep Yorl.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Of % pages, Embellishments
The,e engrayins. Win lew s,ssaans .,s ,aia
expressly Tes by ablesi ARTIST. The Twelve number
oa The Of ss.t expressly for III. wos
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This appetite eneendered and fed b,
agreeable and entertaining reading IL object
into he FAMILY CIRCLE ~oif containing PURE cIpais
upon all is readers. help sustain the great
industrious hsbis N. CandsiiOr
FAMILY CIRCLE, we have endeayored, and shall sul
plead vue Intelligence and Religion within
s s s .s. sn and SgSI @ %aa q AL IL
relations. " -
magazine and An the wRs.rn /. unrpa.sd
by any eTepas ~ Trss Dollar Mage
.iae = edited By Mr.. s 2 M.sfrs, Of ne best
.n. renSs, as Sa%ed g conduct literary and re-
contributors among whom Of abe male and female
writers.
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
Judge Lsris, Lanesster, Pa.
gives great pleasure the patronage Of the
condacied highly elevated eharaeisr
Of 10 general contents enue he special vor q the moral
win enEayne mastery style edited BY
our country AZ % snSw q no % we o.
the Kind more deserving Of public patronage
Lancaster, Pa
Judge Hay, Laneafer, Pa.
have examined very the periodical entitled
L.pirs wRTITm" and heartily Il 20 ali who desire
eiefni PERIODICAL
religious the work. excellent lessons IL contains in
the formation and chaacferespecay
female caactermake admirable book for families whilst the
elegance Of the embellishments and The style In which got up
render ornament to the centre table. A. d. HAYS,
Lancaster, Pa
Governor Coolidge, Recommendation
have derived much pleasure pesal Of the
waEArH," edited BY Mrs r. Martyr and published city
ofNew Yok. Ny examination Of regard 4
emneny calculated pure sound
and religious principles in ali who shall habiuay H.
fund. think viii, suppianng the periodical
casona publications that By their scky senmentay
The Minds and corrupt The hear oens Of thousands In
conductor OF the work win have in
The highly vuous Of reading
~ The exceilence Of 10 typography, with he low
price at which offered, all
TO the patronage Of every family in the land.
Windsor, VI, May IL, 1870.
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BY Tn. President Of the United states.

by the President Of the United States.
IN pursuance law I, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
United hereby declare and make known ia
State Of IOWA al The periods hereinafter designaed to wit
the land Office Al DUBUQUE commencing on Monday ,h'
aird Within the undernenioned townships, to witt
North Of the base line and ,ce Of the fiji principal meridian
Township ninety eight, Of range
Townships ninety I nneiy-seven and nineyeigh of rang,
Townships 1--WE, nnetsiI and
nne,y-n Of range Ave.
yseven, ninetyeshi, and ninety nine, Of range six
! undemennoned townships, viz,
NntA efAs base line and Of the h principal maidisn
Townships nnetyfo, ninetyhve, nines1, ninety seven
ninety eight and ninety nne, o. range seven
Township ninety township Except the southwest
Of section twenty the southeast OF section
eight and sections thirty three and ,hirtou including the
Indian ageney1 and townships nne-seSen and ninety weight Of
Town.hip- ninetyrwo nnetyfour, of range ten.
Township ninety one, Of rang. thirteen;
a ss ssd %s S Monday.
DAY q January ns for The disposal Of The public lands
N1tA efhs base line and Of The fin principal meridian
Townships sIyeven, sIyeis, and sriynne, Of six
townships sixty seven and .rynne Of range
Townships sixty eight and srynne, Of range eighteen
Townships sirtyegt and sixty nine, Of range nineteen
Townships sixty esh, and sixty nine, q range twenty
Townships sixty eight and aIiy mine, Of range twenty-five
TS Township seventy and .srenoss y
Il s d css IOWA on Monday the
twenty day January next, disposal Of the pubic lands
within the following townships, 10 wit
.Nor Of The base ins and pea Of The @ principal m1idan
Township seventy-siI Of range twenty-seyen
Townships seventy sir and Of range
tweaty-eieht
Towns- and eight Of nine
appropriated by law e % Schools military other
purposes, win be excluded from the sales.
The Offering lands will be commenced
appointed and proceed the order in which they nd
with until the whole shall have been
offered closed. Bui sale shall be kept
and private entry OF any Of The lands will
be sdmited after the expiration u the two weeks
hand the city Of Washington, this heen day
n" IhtBOh
by the PRESIDENT
J. BurTERurLp,
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IN pursuance OF law. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President OF the
oI as sale viii IL ned a. Inv and make
the Of FLORIDA periods hereinafter %
Al the land Office Al lyNANsvIR eo,n,,einy an Mon
aaS the seventh day OF Ianus,s ns a. IN ~ W.
Iands situaed within Inc ~ ami nar M
,axsnshins w A 's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES townships anu p1" "
e-I - :, ,.AtsN, 81. :, .et .re4
Township ,ieen fexeeu, the eastern der Of sec,ons OF
thirteen.
Fractional townships weniy-six iryone, range aeen
thirty thirty one and fhi-yo, sixteen
and
townships thirty, thirty OF range
seventeen '''i''''' III ~ ~ "'"o' y 'a"s'
10 Ss inclusive In iownhp ons obe sna
townsp three SIX ana and
w I've and luaniy- six OF range eipLeen ~ - fs
Townships two OF
range nineteen ,i -, AZ. .....,.. ,..s
thirty and township eighteen Except sections ave
seyen eight thirty, and ttyone township nineteen, except
twenty and twenty SIX sections twelve thirteen
township twenty, township twenty
except township twenty six of range TWEEN
Taxnsbu eyb,een ,onshn nineeen fax,er, sa.,,on. ,
1--WE, eight fifteen, twenty SEVEN and n and
twenty six and
Township twenty six, OF range twenty four
Ac.,L 80 a.. L.. H.. y. 4 80, 80 A.
''"w " VIC os'e ''e a'a ea'' me P"c'Pai mer'a'an.
TALLAHASSEE. commencing ON Monday
the twenty day January next disposal the public
lands townships and parts of
iownships 70 wit: - 49,. =
So.,,h AZ ~. h,s. la. .oJ go, or az
oo"'a " I've oase '"ss ana east ho pr'ncPa ma7aas.
Fractional township six Of range six,
Towip u .,n ma i ,hss WI. na ,,
ro..nshi,s ,,vo Inn, 6ye nnd III asranga MIN.
.ro,vnship ,Sely y of ranse - ssslye' 'sF
NORTH 81 the base Tine and tU OF the principal meridian
twenty seven, thirty -four, thirty township
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