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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

BY the President Of the United states.
pnrsn NEE q ne provisions or ne second section Of
POLK q &c n e. can s s,y
ess said STATE wscoSsIN at hs ,sna q
al the land once al MILWAUKEE, eomm.ncIp, ON
Monday, The fourth day Of June disposal Of
the public lands within The Sections ma
vii: "
Nrta efias base line, and sasi n nsuia priaesaip..
Townships sin and seven, Of range fourteen;
Townships SIX, seven, and eighri Of range 6heeni
Townships seven and eighf, ofrange seventeen;
Townships elk, seven and eight, ofrange eighteen
TownshiIps seven and eight, ofr,nss twenty;
Townships six, seven, and eight Of range twenty one,
9T he saa a. es q GREEN on
Monday the next for the disposal Of
T pnp ma ~ ane % re-
Ing named townships and parts oftownships, viz:
North ofc base he and easi Of ne fourth principal ms.
Townships twelve thirteen, fourteen. and ftesn souif
Of Fox river, o. range nine
ship fifteen, south OF Fox river, Of range ten; ~
Township fourteen, and fractional townships Gfteen and
sixteen, south Of FOX river, Of range eeven n n
Township fourteen, and fractional townships fffesu eix.
teen and seventeen souh Of Fox river 81 range tweivr
Township sixteen and fractional lownships seventeen
and eighteen south OF Fox river, o range thirteen.
Township seventeen, and fractional township eighteen,
Fractional townships eighteen AMI nineteen ronth ~
Fox and east Of Wolfe river Of range fifteen.
Township sixteen, fractional townshna seventeen el,h
teen and nineteen, and township twenty range sixteen
Fractional townships 1feen sixteen, seventeen, eish
feen nineteen twenty and twenty one range seyentee
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen nineieen twenty
| twenty one and Twenty-Five, o. range eighteen
fractional township nineteen, lownap twenty and frac
Of range nineteen; s& 4 81 III is','
Township twenty and fractional towuahps twenty
Two and twenty.thre Of range twenty;
Fractional township twenylhrse, q range twenty
menced the days appointed and proceed with all con.
venen despatch, In the order Ia which the townahps are
advertised and In accordance with the particular ISIS OF
the tracts to be offered, which will be deposited with the
land officers before the days Of sale, until The whole shall
have been offered and the sales fhu closed But no sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks and private
entry Of any OF The lands will be admitted until after te
expiration of the two weeks. afs W. 8S FItsIf
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington this
seventh day Of February, ammo donlni one thouYand
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
| RICHARD III. YouNo,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Notice 20 Pre- smption Claimants.

Every person entitled 10 the rrht q prsmptlon to any
Of the lauds within the townships and parts 81 townships
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
once and make payment therefor as soo1 practical ne
ser seeing this notice and the day appointed for the
esnmsucement Of the public sale OF the nds embracing
thy tract claimed otherwise such claim Will BE- forfeited
IN RICHARD M. YOUNG,
.Commlssiensr cfthc cetrrsi Land once.
Mar 7-iawisw
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once for the western Land DISTRICT, - In
the state OF Wisconsin.
IN Pursuance The second o The act of Congress
entitled An ACT Tor ehsnsing the location of the land OF
ice The Chippewa land district, and establishing an sd
dnal land district In the State ~ Wisconsin, approved
March 2i sis which provides that For the sale of
public lands in the Territory Of Wisconsin, an additional
land office aud land district hereby eresisd comprising
all the lands not tncluied within tle district IL lands sub
ieet 70 sale az Green Bay, Mwunkic or Mineral Point
which shah he called the We stern isnd once created
shall By located At Willow vsr Sc CroIx county, in tbs
Given under my hand Il The ei,y ~ Washington, this
secoud day ~ March. Dor,nt one thousand s}ht
hundred mud forty niue JANIS fofk.
by the President;
Richard NJ Yoyse,
Mar 9--iawlSw }@l PA
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Not,ce 20 pre-rmution CiaIma nss.

Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- smpiion any
81 The iandr within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumcr,ed required to establish the tame 70 the
sasfcsn Of the register and receiver 81 the proper land
once snd make therefor practicable a
seeing this notice and before the day appointed Tor the
Of the public sale nf the lands embracing
the tract clamed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land oiice
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Notice OF the establIsh ma nt OF the Land Of
ace for the Charlton District, I'm the state

OF MEa9OUffs " ~ 7 - ~ IT-
IN pursuance Of The fret section Of the of Congress
entitled An act establish additional land once 70
the State 81 Missouri" approved February %ih lSie 90
hereby declare and make known, that ihe land ONCE
ted by ssii act Is esabehed Of the Town 81 Nisu
the county 81 Sullivan Of said aie the site hs aiy us
sgnated BY the President Of the United States AN.
Given under my hand ut tho city OF WASHINGTON w
twenty day ofFebrusry, snuo Domu ons
eight hundred and forty-niue. tiae
~ order Of the President :, ,,or,se X
,& Commissioner cfihe General Lana Sihse
Mar o--iawiSw
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WINES AND LIoUORs AT REDUcED
s PRICES, t

WINES AND LI0UOAH AT NEDUCED
PRICES. q
WE WILL hereafter ssi ali The following WINES and
LIouoRsa fsm 10 10 % per cent. below former
IS baskets ITIedsI.ck CHAMPAGNE WINE.
% DO 9ttelers's champagne ~ extra Ene quality.
Is do hoehis champagne far article. I.lss
90 ia s' isss s!s.s IN n sA,,s. ISIS
"a london l. p VERY fne ~ - III 5fk
is Sercsl, old and fine.
II I" nnal Madeira, very obi and fine
10 !" MalrhSey do, choice article
IL 0rap<jnice do very obi -G-TT7 ta +
is !" Pouisr's BRO sherry, extra tine N Ext w u !.
IL Do. Gne article.
IL 4 Amtutilado pale sherry, very hns
is "a OLD PORT W7NE,yery hup ,Ef
40 OLD UNCOMFORTABLE Wy7il5K " yeyv nrire
viii be sold unusually low. SlMMS SON
q we have on hand part 81 hr Stock Of Msdsirs and
shsrry Of the late Walter Smith, which was sriecsfi fpn
his sock Of wines with much care anil will be sold much
below his Ex-f prcss ten years age. SIS
Jan Idly Pa avenue, oppos'ts Jsekson Hail
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10 Pre- -emp,ion Claimants.

NOttCt 10 Fresempt1On CINImhntH /
Every Person entitled IN the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated s required establish the same the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
AFTER seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands EN-
bracng the claimed, Otherwise such claims viii be
forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Mar 6--lawl3w f 1&s
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ny tne freSlue nl OF the United states,
IN pursuance Of law, I, JAMES X. POLK President OF
The United States q America, hereby declare and
make known That public sales YIN ps he'll a The under
periods hereinafter designated 10 wit: VIZ If
Al The land Office st NewmansviIe, commencing on
public lands situated within In. aforementioned town.
ships and parts Of townships via:
South the base line, aud Of the principal p1driau
Township iwentyhree; township twenty four, except
see tns eight nine, ten fifteen, and sixteen; and town.
ships twenty-five, twenty and twenty seven Of range
Township twenty three; township twenty. four except
ieen twenty three, twenty four twenty i've, twenty III
thrtyfve, and thirty slx and ownshps twenty five and
Al the land office al 81 Augustine, commencing on Mon
day The eighteenth day q June next for The disposal ofhe
and paris Of townships viz:
South efihe base line and east Of he principal meridian
Township twenty three township twsnty.four, except
twenty sections tbriy and thry. town.
esyen twelve, thirteen, er,sen sssn, twenty
| and tweniy.to Of range twenty.hv ~
ninetsen township except sections two ana
thirty one; township twenty-five; township twenty SIX ex
eept section hirty-one and township t'Venysvsn, Of
| Townships twentythree tweny,four, twenty-five, sid
| t,srnty.six, Of range twenty seven 853
Township twenty Of range twenty nine.
Township twenty. seven, Of range thirty.
Townships entys and twenty seven Of range thir.
Township twenty seven, Of range fhirty.three. We
Sections two 70 TEN inclasiss dssn g twenty-five in.
| ship twenty seven, Of range thirty Ave. a
Lands By law for The Us. Of schools mils-
The offering or the above mentioned lands will be com.
menced on The days appointed aud proceed IN hs order
which they advertised, with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry Of any Of the lands will Be i'd.
mitfed until AFTER the expiration Of the weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
..,1's7T' JAMES x. POLK.
BY the Precedent: tNF
RICHARD NJ. YopNa,
Commissioner ofthe General Land once
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Notice to Pre- mption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right OF pre-empton to any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF Townships
above enumerned lie required t. establish the same to hs
satisfaction NJ the register and receiver OF the proper land
otice and make payment therefor pracfca6ie
after seeing this noce aud before the day appointed for
cling the tract claimed otherwise such claim willbe for
ieited RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land once
" march f-lawt3w.
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BY the President:
RIoHARD III. Yousa,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Notice TO Prescription claimants,

Every person entitled 10 the right on pre- empon to any
ofihe lands within the sections and parts OF actions above
enumerated Ia required establish the same TO the saa
faction Of register and receiver Of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor az soon as practicable aer
seeing this notice and before the appointed for the
commencement Of the public fae Of the lands embracing
the tract clnmcd otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Ia - n. N ~. N
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Notlce to Pre-em ptlon CIaimants.

N. NUtACo - HEe"ChHPthUh ViHI1MHMtHe 1.-I1I
Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-empon any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of ownships
above enumerated Is required to establish the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor practicable,
after seeing this notice and before The day appointed for the
Of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such CHIN will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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i-aa From lreenAborough at o m "Wednesday
H BY J. L. Taylor's Sloru ssNt M
= To Whitley, BY ~ m, ~ miles
liza From Providence at a m Wednesday
b, John Cobb Hollistersyilie, Hamilton and Paso-
peck ss1s - 5M
And back between q M and p m next day !,
i734 From Watsburg al 8 m Monday, wednesday, ana
BY Col. Columbus. Spring Creek, pinsfsld, younss
vile, and Irvine -,
TO Warren, by 6 p m, 40 mills
AID back between q IN and ? m next day
.&sF MARYLAND. G.
1886 From baltimore nj . m Saturday
~ Nv Cub Iiill and Fork Westinghouse tf
To belair (NId,J by p m, 30 miles
Aud back between o N nnd M ffday
1857 From Pilncess Anne Al & m "Wednesday
by Kingston ,nn. s,
And TEX between p n, and p m same day
l9as From Ellieous Mills NJ ga ~ siMfday .eEI
= BY Clarksyln and sandy SPRING
To Rockville by 9 p m, 20 miles
F3 And back between q m dnd ? m FRIDAY.
pranosals for lrwesky Conveyance 70 Carksyiie, or
through on The whole route viii be considered
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NOTES.

Each proposal should be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by one Responsible persons in the low
Ing manner, viz
1.-THE undersigned -----guaratee that --- Is his bid
Tor CARRYING the mail from to ----- be accepted by
the Postmaster General, shall obligation prior
the first day Of July merit with good aud Sufficient suretes,
TO perform the service proposed" g " fs s.E
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master other equivalent testimony, that the guarrntors
of property and able make good their guaranty
The proposals. should be sent to the dspartmen endor
sed Proposals for route No. - In and addressed
to the Erst Assistant Postmaster General. A, (,
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combination
aud the terms and conditions which the contract - TO
be made, the annual advertisement In another column
IA G. JOHNSON, Postmaster Gene raj
" Mar l1--lnwl2ri
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n1-THE ONLY GENUINE-Cn VIVA
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE ff iH
DIR. wfatar'D
BiLS4lM OF WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF tina sole Proprietor,
w. NJ. 3 P EAR,
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Grand Prize Concert at The OdeOn.
M w WHITES BENEFIT. Fsg
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 49,
A GPLENDID GOLD PENCIL win be presented to
ihe author suihoress ofthe besf Original CoNLN
Drum and beautiful silver pencil and gold pen TO the
author Of The trorsf original Csnnndr,sm The conun.
drums will be read IN tho course Of the evening and the
audience ahall dec ds whichis the bent and worst.
The pencils and pen can be aeen In the window Of Mr.
Hsydon, Pennsylvania above Al street. 8468f
Conundrums be len At the book store Of Mr. Shi
lngon, under tbs Odeon any time previonn to n O'Clock
Monday evening. aNsa q s}4 sff tAA8ss4 sfsA =
Besides which splendld bill has been selected
Tickets e cents-doors open II 6tcnmmence at quar-
ter Of O'Clock. marI7-d2t
TreasuryIDepartmrnt mt, March 10, 1s49.
PURSUANT to the provision contained lnthe first section
Of Of Congress entitled aAn making appro.
rrlatos for The civil and diplomatic expsnses Of Govern
hundred and hfy and Tor Other pnrpose. approved
interest q al scrip has been issnsd prior to the
ton Of The Of Congress entitled San raise for
limited time an additional military force and for other
purposes" approved February III l6t7 will upon the pre-
senntion Of the al the Treasury Of the United
be redeemed and paid the said FIRST day July ls4D
ami that all interest on such scrip will cease on said
s4ss W. M MEREDITH,
Mar la-d2mf Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03
of Vineennes 8 EvansviIIe.

Connection of Vincennes & Evansville.
The attention of our readers is particular
| ~ called to the article in another column
from the Vincennes Gazette, relative to a
| Railroad from that place to Princeton, there
to connect with our RaiIroad-thus uniting
the Wabash river at Vincennes with the Ohio
river here. We know the writer of the ar
ticle to be a gentleman who has much at
heart the interests Of both Vincennes and Ev-
ansville, and whose opinions on subject Of
this nature will always command attention
where the author is known.
The Vincennes people are fully awake to
what is now demanded OF them by the inter-
ests of their beautiful town. They perceive
it would be idle TO await any action of the
Illinois Legislature, chartering a Railroad
from the Ohio to the Mississippi; for to await
that, is TO hold back for an uncertainty,
definite for years TO come. Other towns will
continue increasing IN Importance, and Vim
cennes remain as it is. But here is an enter
prise worthy Of the ambition Of her citizens
"a tangible weFk which promises much good,
and "a speedy realization of it. If our cti-
zens come up to the mark, and we believe
they will, in tl0e5re months the cars will be
running between Princeton and Evansville
and we are sure that the road would be
thence continued to Vincennes with but little
delay.
Ii the people of Vincennes correctly study
the interests Of their own town, they will take
strong and united action in forwarding their
road TO connect with the Evansville road at
Princeton. Chameleon cannot for many years,
even under the most hattering auspices, af-
ford such a terminus for road Fl ON Vincen-
mes as Evansville, and this city is growing
more rapidly than Cannelton can expect to
for long time to come, if ever. This is the
shipping point for the produce OF a region of
country rapidly filling up, and the place
where the merchants of the back settlements
principally receive their goods from the river
to be wagoned to their destination. The
business Of Evansville is otherwise such. as
to make it a desirable terminus fer any pub
Inc improvement seeking the bank Of the
Ohio river from the interior of Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03
10 the Citizens of Evansville and VAN
dcRburgh and Gibson counties.

The Board of Directors of the Evansville and
Illinois Railroad lave been in session for the
greater part of two days and evenings. They
Ehave received report from their Engineer
which is beyond ali expectation satisfactory
They have after mature deliberation, both in the
Office and in the field, fixed upon depot for this
end of the road which in situation and advanta-
ges is in the highest degree satisfactory to a
great majority Of our citizens. They have de-
liberated with each other, with their Engineer
and with public contractors. They have thro
their President teit Of the iron market and the
bond market. They have individually gone
round amongst all sorts Of people whose sigma
lures are good and solvent, soliciting the rem
nant Of stock necessary to enable them to begin
the work with certainty of quick complexion
They were unable, during the short time which
they could spend together, to complete the re-
qusite stock list. They could not commence
the work without the amount of stock deemed
requisite, and they have been compelled to sepa-
rate without ordering The work to be put under
contract. A few thousand dollars only of ipdi-
vGas@ss abscv' -are9Taptiag. and ,he. Bolri
ia -filourned and the directors have agreed tc
seork the city and practicable parts of the county
till lie deficit shall be made up. This deficit
ms and will, had almost answered for our
people, and said it shall be made up. Fellow
citizens it has got 10 be done, and there is no use
trying to dodge the responsibility any longer
You, who represent the prosperity and the bust
ness IF this community, who have hitherto been
slIep ical who could not believe that this enter
prise could be carried through know now BY tbs
zeal and determination OF those who have g0t ii
up that it qyiB be PIT through Away with your
dgtbs and fears and come up to our help, catch
the spirit of the age and hear lis watchword,
F6rssard, and the work will be at once half done
because well begun. Now don't say nay; we are
determined TO take no denial. The money is
amongst US and we will have it,
Oar President has returned to Princeton to
make further and last effort there, tut we
have need of all the strength Of that end Of the
present section in pushing the road on beyond
Princeton, which viii be done without any I'm
necessary delay. We therefore shall be content
with moderate subscription there now-and if
we can raise $4,000 here and $40, 600 there now,
we shall start in this work at once Under ausp-
ces so ha'tering that we shall confidently expect
10 sec the cars on the road in about a year from
The day on which we first went forward.
THE SECRETARY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03

Congress and the Indiana Legislature con-
vene to-day. Gov. Dunning's message will
probably be delivered to-day and the Inaug-
raj of Gov. Wright tomorrow. We shall
present these messages to our readers in a
few hours after their receipt at Evansville
They will be looked for with interest by all
our citizens. The Presidents message will
be delivered to day or tomorrow, and tele-
graphed over the country. As it will prob
ably be long document from the many i'm
portant matters which are expected to claim
the attention of Congress this session, we
shall issue it in the form of extras, which will
be sent to all our subscribers free Of charge
This. thoughmore expensive to us, will pre-
vent our usual variety of reading matter from
being crowded out, and show the readers OF
the Journal that we have the proper enter
prise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03
VALUABLE OUT LOTS FOR SALE.

DY virtue OF an order of the Probate Court of
| ID Vanderburgh County, the undersigned will as
administrator of the estate OF William W God decd,
sell private sale fifty OF valuable land sit
| uated about one mile and quarter from EYans-
vllle on the State load leading to Princeton; the
same being nifty acres taken rom the North side OF
that part Ot Nerth est quarter OF section No. 20
in Township No, 6, South of Range No 10 West,
In the Vincennes Land District, which is situated
West OF the centre of said road-the tract has been
subdvded by the undersigned into 10 lots, tcontan
ing about acres each winch will be sold separate
ly Four of said lets front OH the Princeton road;
and the others front on 80 feet in widthl
running iran said road through the middle OF said
tract The whole OF said tract is cleared and ready
tor immediate cultivation, and TO those who wish
to engage in Gdrdening with view of attending
the civ markets: to such DESTROYS of secu.
ring an eligible site Tor country residence, and
all who are seeking 10 invest their funds in real
estate with a view to'its future groWt in value
the above lots hold ont inducements unsurpassed by
any lands now in market in the vicinity OF the city.
The order OF the Court directs the premises to be
sold free and discharged from the dover of the wild
ows OF Luke Wood, and William Wood theTei.i.
Should the above lots not be sold at private sale
before the first day of January 1850, the same (Or
such OF them as may be then unsOld) will on that
day be sold at Public Auction ut the door OF the
court house, in Evansville.
Terms OF SALE OF the purchase money cash, 1-3
In months, and the other in Is months from the
time OF sale 1ithoHt interest A plot showing the
situation and dimensions of each lot can be seenat.
the office OF the undersigned lii the Court Houss.
CONRAD BAKER, Admir-.
Evansville, Dee LIST, sd 3-4wd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03
Cotton Factory Excitement.

The South is now beginning to understand
her true interests in respect to the manulac-
ture of Cotton. Heretofore she has been
sending her cotton to distant places from
the growing region to be manufactured into
goods. Now factories are springing up by
the side of the cotton, where they ought to
be. The raw material, labor and some Of
the other facilities for producing the cotton
fabrics, can be procured generally cheaper in
the South than in the North. We notice that
at New Orleans, a company is forming for
the erection of Factory to contain 5000
spindles, in or near the city. This will, be an
era in the history of that city. 1t will be the
pioneer factory in the extreme South of the
Union, and others will speedily follow.
And we have good assurances of the cree
ton of a cotton factory at Evansville next
summer. We are convenient to the raw ma
terial, labor can be produced cheaply, and
when the canal is completed coal can be
brought here cheaper by boats, than it can be
floated down from Green liver. Everything
is at hand, after the machinery is placed in
the factory. Evansville is an admirable To-
cation fora Cotton Factory.