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" pursuance of law, l. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
i President Of the United States OF America, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Ofccs
in the State Of IOWA, at the periods hereinafter
designated, TO wit
Al the Land Office at DUBUQUE, commencing
on Monday, the sixteenth day OF September next,
for the disposal of the public lands situated within
the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, viz
North Of hs base line, and ,Osst Of the fin principal
meridian.
Fractional townships ninety.seven and ninety.
eight, OF range two,
Fractional townships ninety.six, ninety seven,
ninety. eight and ninety mine, Of range three
Townships ninety six, ninety seven, ninety ight
and ninety nine, OF range four.
Townships ninety five, ninety-six, nincty-seyonI
ninety. ight and ninety nine, of range five.
Townships ninety three, ninety FOUR ninety five,
ninetysix, ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety.
nine, of range six.
Townships ninety four, ninety five, ninety.sir,
ninety seven, ninety eight ana ninety nine, of
range seven.
Townships ninety four, ninety. five, ninety six
ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety nine, Of
range eight
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tons thirty three, thirty four tie southeast quarter
of twenty seven, and the southwest quarter OF
twenty eight, reserved for the Indian agencyD
ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety nine, Of
range nine.
AT TIE SANE PLACE, commencing on Monday,
the seventh day Of October next, Tor the dispO-
sal OF the public lands situated within the following
townships, yiz
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SCHOOL FUND FOR McMlNN co.

E. r. FEMALE lNsTrTuTE.-We have
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For The Athens Post.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Agreeably to previous notice. q respec'
table porti,n OF the citizens of Polk Coun'
", OF both political parties. met at the
Court house in Benton, on Saturday the
both day Of July, 10 express their views
10 relation to the Compromise question,
now pending beinre Congress.
On molDn Of E. II. DUNN. DR.. w. b
WRisnr. was appointed President, and
W. NJ. MAskALL. Secretary.
The meeting was addressed eloquently by
Maj. J. r. Buchanan and Mr.. Patrick
Twomv. Esq. The speeches were iorcl'
bile and appropriate, ev'nc'ns much ability,
zeal and patriotism.
On motion, a Committee, consisting Of
the following NAMED gentlemen, was ap.
pointed 10 draft a preamble, and resolutions
expressive ofihe sense Of the .meeune.--
viz: J. r. Buchanan, Patrick Twomy,
F.. H. Dunn. and Jas. c. Carlock.
Tn" Committee retired. and inter few
minutes returned. and rep"rted the follow
ing. prea mbIe and resoIutions:
Whereas. the people of Polk County have
witnessed with much concern. the ag,'n,ion>
of the public mind. in relation 10 AfrI:an
slavery, and they in common with the Gill.
gems Of other Counties, in this State, q"
most heartily recommend TO our Senators
and Representatives, in Congress The put.
suance Of such course a. will sustain and
carry on, ,hc following resolutions:
Resolred, That we wish fair, rqnnl and
hnu"rah" Compromise Of said qucsIl"n.
Resolued, That we are fully satisfied with
the Constitution as it came from our an.
cesrors; that we will frankly yield 10 every
thing it enforces. and will IN Ter any and all
circums'nnces, require its provisions, so far
as our rights are CONCERNED.
Resolved. That with the father Of our
country. we will regard the union Of the
States as they now exist, as the great pail
ladlnm of our prosperity as a Nation.
Resolved. That copy Of The foregoing
preamble and resolutions be forwarded TO
our Senators, and the Representative from
this Congressional District, and that the
same be published in the Athens POST
Other papers are also respectfully requests
ed to copy the proceedings Of this meeting.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
w. B. WRIGHT, Pres't.
w. J. N. MAsKALL. Secretary.
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To OUR FR,ENps.-It is but short TIM
till the expiration OF the I'd volume o
the "pns,." and /, would not be amlss for
those indebted for either the past or presen'
subscription year to begin to think about
paying up. |, is necessary that ALL our
subscribers should pay promptly-"e can
not at1ord to lose any subscriptions. and
shall exact three dollars in every case
where payments are not made within the
wear.
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srp What has become of the Corpora
ton md the Tehruanlepec canal that was
to b. cut from Anderson's 10 Ballew's cor.
nsr! The "ulbu,nry" was up on last Tues
day evening with water enough in II 10
floats IA gun frigare-almoS'. We pre-.
sumo i, makes no sort Of difference TO the
men folks. but it is taxing the ladies' rather
severely to expect them to roll up their
,rouserloons and wade when there is two
and q half feet water on the crossings
The corporate authorities have had good
deal of talk On the sub,ect-sint it most
time to act2
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PHlLADELPHIl. july IL.

New Orleans papers received nv thr
mails have dates rom The Cay Of Mexlco
TO the 25'h ul,. The cholera was sill Ia
glng there, and 200 were dying daily
Dung the month there had been 5000 Ca
ses aod 1900 deaths. Al Zacatrcas the
cholera was equally bad, and the deaths
averaged 80 per dav. On account Of the
prevalence OF the cholera, the Mexican
Congress was unable ID obtain a quorum,
Il was rumored at Vera Cruz that the
deaths OF cholera averaged 600 per day.
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IyFAMous-It is stated in some Of the
papers that the last moments CT Gen. Tay-
lor were disturbed and harrassed by the
threats and mpnaces Of some Southern ul'
traists. who seem as ambitious Of monu'
ment of nfamy as The Northern Abolition.
lists. 1t is said that even his sick chamber
was not free from these ill.tlmed in,rusions.
The men who could so oct OF such time
must be destitute Of all the finer feelings,
and deserve to be branded with record Of
shame that will oullive their lulest pos
terlly.
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MR. BELLS SpEEcH.-The intelligent
Washington Correspondent OF the New
York Courier and Enquirer. speaking Of
Mr.. Bells late speech on the slavery
question. says:
Ia all It's parts. matter. arrangement ami
STYLE. II was a speech worthy "f the high
reputation OF Mr.. Bell, aah which is dps
tined 10 strengthen his hold upon the al.
frcii0ns 0i the Wings Of the Union. H.
defended the interests and opinions of hi,
section and State, with ability and spri,
but he at the same time. IN discussing The
general subject. treated u win The ib-raI,,
" and enlarged views Of a National Sales.
man.
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CHOLERA IN THE CoUNrRY.-Mr. Peter
P. Mayfeld. died on Wednesday evening.
at ST o'clock, Of CHOLERA. at the res,deLcs
Of his brother. DR.. s. s. May6eld, about 8
miles East Of Franklin.
WIN. Whiie jr. residing about three
miles West Of Franklin. was attacked abou,
| o'clock on Wednesday night, and al III
o'clock yesterday morning, was consldersd
beyond hope Of rseovsry.-Rsvisw.
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0o-Some poor fellow is in for il BY run

go-Some poor fellow is in for il BY run.
ming after tho Calicops. Jus, heur him:
I've seen her "nt waking.
10 ner habit de la rue.
Aud u ami II" use a>tnlkng,
Shes "pumpkius" and "a few"
She glidss al"ng in beauty,
Like duck upon Q lake,
Oh! I'd b. all love and duty,
If only was drake.
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A letter from Boston, dated Saturday

last. says:
"The opinion is strongly gaining ground
here that Professor Webster will be- hung,
unless h- cOmmi,s suicide. The BOstuni.
ans say iha, there were many circunlsIan-
ces suppressed a: his trial, and sill sup
pressed, which would have bore heavily
against HIM; they say tina, il will be for
the bene6, Of the good order Of society to
hang him, and that IN fact is the only rea.
son they do give 10 sustain them"
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The death Of the late President is an.
nounced in the Kingston (Canada) papers,
with the marks OF mourning. usually adop.
ted by the American press-,urned rules.
The American vessels in the harbo: DIS
PLAYED their coIors at half mast on the re-
ception Of the intelligence.