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n ERTIFICATE OF LOCATION Number siriy
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regiment Of volunteers, has not been received by
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certificate Of location. GUY GRAHAM
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Il
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NOlItE TO PRE.EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right OF -cmption
To any Of the lands within the townships and parts
oil townships above enumerated, il required 20
tabish the same TO the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor az soon practicable qftr seeing
has notice and before the day appointed for the
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bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
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June lS-lawl3w
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car. Iihnzr and the Hungarian Committee.

An interesting correspondence has Just been pub
Eshed between Gov. UJHAzY and Messrs THO
poRr SrpGKw1cK and SIMON DRAPER Jr ON
the part Of the Committee appointed by the citizens
Of New York for the relief OF the Hungarian EX
les Appended to this we find letter from Count
Wsss and copy of the conditions OF the surrender
al Conrn
Gov Cihazy gives brief and lucid account OF
the termination OF the Hungarian W ar and the CIR
cumstances which led to the surrender OF the tort
rcss under his command He states that as is al
WAYS the case. theirs were several parties IN me
Revolution Some conteuded simply ioI the recoy
or, az the Constitution Of ls4s, wishing in case Of
defeat, 10 be able to fall back under the Austrian
rrls Others. ard himself among the number
aimed az a higher object, and contended Tor an en-
tire separation from Austria and the establishment
Of Hungarian Republic. By their influence De
r,ccrstic Republican Club formed. AZ hrst IN
the bosom of the Diet. which soon numbered a ma
iortv m both Houses OF Representatives. 50 that
the Government under the Presidency Of kossuth
were impslled IN announce a Declaration of lade.
rendence This was proclaimed N the Cathedral
o. Debreczin and received with thunders OF az.
,ase bv the immense multitude who were gath
cred ON the occasion At that time. kossuth was
appointed Governor Of the country by one univer-
al enthusiastic acclamston The Republican pro
rrammc. which was SON after presented by the
President OF the new Ministry. was welcomed with
the most cordial expressions OF satisfaction
From this time 1t was the aim OF the Government
10 place the administration OF the country IN the
hands OF genuine Republicans, who should be heart
and SOU IN favor Of the Declaration OF lndepend
ence
The fortress Of Comorn, which formed the key OF
the whole May ar land, and thesuroundins country
were committed 10 the charge Of Ujhazy His jurls
die,on included the county Of Ccmorn with the i've
adjacent counties. for which n. Was authorized 70
,-..o,ut sub Commissioners The population Of
concern amounted to 70 900, and that Of the SIX
COMMITTEES II ll4o.ocO. with an area OF go square
miles
After the removal q the Government from Pestt'
there was no regular communication between Il
and Ccmoru The cogriers who were dispatched
either could not return, or were unable to reach TIE
seat OF Government But the zeal Of the people
vas by 70 means daunied. No doprivstions could
Stake the fr1auess of the troops But Just as
Klapka was about 70 make descent on the SOL q
the enemy. the news OF Gorgeys surrender came
Ike thunder bolt upon the garrison OF Cou'orn-
They could not believe the report The messengers
who first announced it were deemed worthy OF
death IS false spies But soon the UTIval OF
saeitiyes left DO room for doubt There was but
one opinion as to the perhdy OF Gorgey- His treason
ca led torih q universal cry Of vengeance me
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From Florids.

TAMPA BAY DeE ~ i9p
Gen Tvlsgs rsIurnsd FRIDAY az from Peass cr.ss
inst No caa- has .sn gned for their not meeting him
according % he previous arrangement Nj DuFa, ms
.keuf ned days after tho Oenef-. Ni o nos
II chiefs made their sppesrancs Tn"fe Nste ADJ W
sus there when the GENERAL er but n0ns ot tn-m snnpf-
zed 20 hold talk snd b. ch not have anything a. say 70
them upon tue ect Of iDni gTsnon lie has ptObiDo
- indians rading he AiAfy sAlion. % a. any o'ne'
place. -. IA.
oot boy,ye, he IMPRESSION here thar the Indians slh
,gsin commence a war n hey are not dsnfo-i 10y
MI remain within their limits 1he sAn'sy -. -. -.
-, ~. Riv.r /. nearly eon pleed A line ~ Ross
ali sou h. .sisbhshs5 from The Menitee aefoss ~ ~
nsga fr Inc purpose Of keeping no indlsns WIZ 1.
ioit. There are troops enough 10 NE sDvgy o. s liz
- sen beo Ia check hut the uncertainty OF me
= m. fadisas viii prevent enzens nom going y .nef
s 40 roi 80 INDICTMENT will lssvs bs seuoa ~ c"'n'
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suspicious thus raised proved 20 be no, uni,unded.
G6rgcy still h@es in ease nuder the protection o.
Austria. while Es officers have suffered an enc
miH.ous death
As soon - Gorce,'s treschcry VAS known. Co.
m IN was bcsct with demands 70 surrender Bui
they were unheedcd In this manner S.e dismal
weeks wore away At length. the garrison
compelled 70 cspitnlat, After rho surrender took
place, the articles Of agreement were shamecs.ly
violated by the Aus;rans
The iaithlessnes' Of Austria and the irresistible
impulse to seek land OF freedom were the motives
tor emigration. The Hungariaus had s1lemny sworn
to their independence and renowned royalty ms the
scourge Of humanity They regarded their Repubi
principles desrer than the material interests
which they would be called II sacrifice Hence
they hraseIy grasped the Pilgrims staff, prefernnc
to become free citizens however poor. than remain
IN slavish prosperity On their adopted American
sol. they desire to wait for the time when the
course Of affairs az Europe may enable them to
cad their strength to The cause Of Magyar freedom
and human rights
The company OF GOV ihazy 70 he increased
by the arrival o. abou, forty new members during
the present month most of them military officers of
superior ram
They propose to form united agricultural ool
ouy, having been familiar with rural pursuits from
ther iormer habits and nclinatious
With regard to their property in Hungary. 1t
was for the most part ruined by perpetual conisca
tons of real estate and the destruction # cattle
crops and fhc implements el husbandry The
estates OF Gov. ihazy with the rest. have become
the prey OF the nsatiate enemies OF his country
The cx..es have accordingly come here II poverty
having sacrificed everything to the cause Of the
Revolution, but they Cannot be deprived OF tic
consolation that 10y the abolition Of Foudal.sm they
have secured night IN the soil 10 seven millions OF
men--Once scrs.
The voice OF America has already uttered its
welcome TO these noble refugees. She stretches
forth her hands to them in friendly enthusiastic
greeting and opens the broadcast Inequalities Of her
fruitful sou to the oppressed and vanquishcd.
though not dishesrteued sufferers in Freedoms
glorious cause.
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AxrtRExr II OSEIDA COUNTr.-The Anti
Renters Of this county met al Neville on the 18th
NJ, wv OWES IN the Char. Linus L Moulton
was appointed to solicit the new Attorney General,
Levi 2 Chatheld, 10 search the records to see
whether the Onsksny patent was faudalently OBJ
tanned or not The Albany Freebooter says the
grant is dated the 18th day Of APrl, 1905 bat
neither the name Of the Governor Lord Cornbury
d affixed to tie grant nor Of aHy Cras' PsreH' 70
yivs Is valsdsty
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siysuIar Accident.

We learn from Winsiow & Cos Easter Ex'
IS. the gollOeing particular. 4 an accident
.,bc6 occurred ab0ut y O'Clock Wednesday after.
49,, on tbe Portland. Saro and Portsmouth Hsil.
sd When ,he passenger tram irnn the East
,sd arrived within short distance VI y Berwick,
one of the wheels Of tie hind car broke. causing
,be ear % nearly upset against al cmbankment, al
he same time discounecting Il from the tram The
car was filed with passengers, and the stove was
aoset scattering the hot Goals IN every direction.
aad setting the car on ire Tho fright and ootu-
son among the passengers was az might well Be
ekpected very great aud necessarily caused mnoh
fefay Ia esyin< the burning car. The conductor
NJ Ioseph l. Smith. was ia the car az the time
and vas suddenly thrown down into corner: Win
come half dozen o. top q him Before lie could ex
,1cate himself from his dilenms he discovered that
the car was burning add with much effort he
creed hImselup, and got outside.
Many OF the passengers were burnt bat none "a
tally Some who were burnt a. wen as the dhef
passengers were seriously bruised bot 81 escapeo
without single limb being frsctured Just oeHr9 1
the ascdent lady and her two chHdfep 1929. .HPf
Inc seat next n tho stove, bat upon lnYi'.sOu ~
The conductor they removed 70 tne ssOOi' so" "
,his fsct i, owing their escape "ltr' sefou', sno
-. e.,sl ini1ry Among the passengers were
H., H., I Gardner and lady Of this city, the
- ;sbor k.ta valuable god watch. Most
M g. ...sn~er, ost either their hais, Overcoats
oT other property. and upon Their ARRIVAL o.
80 Jso5t In this city they presented quite ludi
-, sooearance with scratched iaces torn gar
,,en,. and their heads tied up IN vnioas oolored
hsndkerchie1 The car, Which was new o2e, ana
.sIued AZ g 900. was wholly consumed Inc es
cspe Of the passengers with their lives very 10
mark abe loo'''"
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sr-a=H-
c.i,foxula EmfGrnnfs.

+, .,s, ch.r.a, from sew-oreaas Jan g. TOR Csa'o'"s
'' a.! r,s.u j.. s.HJ J' p.sos 500 y ~
lsns. 49, Graz tssss A Psrc- 60 tSfras9rs
",f~ - 49, aesael Geasoa hsssrs hsopens1s lr -.
80. - Rahsr Harraon. Peer Hstnrt s.ee- Sof 40
H.. Ycunf Joasegr, Asf " sSfss. nsep
.,r.S Pen Gssnsa ssa1 coea, sse<. kst ~ -
- ~<....r P-n.ysf Hosg ChasDs, fssH efss oss 10
- 81 ses>rr,h Roos Dssst jo- q 49,, 80
,a.n Psrxa R<Juoa1 kshsrt A<,..ass y" "s'~~ 49,
y$rzs,r 8s.ry ssssss tsos Fsrssss s9>I
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Michigan Election.

- olftfnpI .'aN fIHi-I
Barrv L. a. 81 Feuton L. y n 7ss lngss L. y 1,ig
Lro}n 2 ) u 40 Coe Y 5 W. 2iss Duneklee,i.w1,21
Barrvs mai. % Fengs maj. 400 Ingr. maj 80,
~ We are indebted 10 Hon. II. j. hArNosD
and ORC " BULI ESQ for copies u tho Animal Report
n The Controller with the accompanying doeumens
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The Cholera for 1sJ0-A Lesson for
Alderman.

Perhaps we may seem to have harped sufficient.
~ on the prospect O.. the return Of the Cholera next
summer, and the strong probability that it viii iind
us Just as badly prepared tor It as We were last
summer when no, les than One Hundred thousand
precious human lives were sacrificed IN tins ooun-
Try alone to filth stencil and physical dePrayity in
general. Everybody knows, or should know, thai,
/. the dire pcstcacc comes back to find our cities
and VILLAGES swarmins with hogs, butcheres
manure, bone boiling and all manner o. nauseous.
ness 1t viii sweep As before, and We shell
4escrrt being So dealt with What IS doing, then
Mcssrs Mayors, Aldermen Councilmen Trustees,
&c not Of envy place bat ot all. TO NrestsA ami
b.lle the terrible DESTROYER Are You AL al work
and WORKING thoroughly are you clearing ont
uai.anccs in such manner that tloy must 'oy
cleared out Are you taking care that human
beings shsn ~ ouger be crowded into novels and
cellars unfit tor the hsbtaiiens OF swine 1T you
are not. be gosi enough 70 read and spply the iol
lowing quaint poem from Robert Browning ne~
volumes Being intended ior juvenile capacities
we trust you viii have 10 difficulty in comprehend
D.
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nnrrrnnn1ncrnAL REG1sTI NOVEMBER lsAs.
WEATHER

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NosTa- ' ~
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"a Willy. lef yo1 ard ne Re TiP~r-
n; lore. oar with al nsn-esr-cis4iy Ppers,
A. hster thew pipe Us free from ras ~ TON 1bee
Ifs ve pr missed tlen suzhi - - Keep o1r Pfotrss
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1gy PIED PIPER or HAMELIS 4.

CHI D. -Eohh
.Wnr-n iar. AMI .a-crl-d O.. " III. o-'s-f
H.sELI> Town = Ir Brunswick,
b. fsrou- Hanover civ.
The river " esef. deep and VIDE.
Ws.d-s iis a. Ga TIE souihr-n sd,
p.es-anter spot vuu r-reF spied
But, " ben begins nv dry,
Amos rve huuCrci years sgo.
To SO fhe towust0lk suffer 80
From Vs0uiu, wa ply