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Of q. c9 entitled &C. TO
of no and Arkansas and Terriories Of Wis
% .as MIsn FMoaE Psen IF the
state. America do hereby declare and make known t. public
Illinois Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter dessnatod to
Al the land Office a, MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, common
Monday third day Of November next for the disposal Of
from the pubic s; ale the a Of May
dents proclamation OF the goth November, 1876, VIZ
NORTH Of Of the fourth principal meridian
The east half south quarter
quarter half Of the northeast
TIVE ss., me s.. sa 9 3" 10. s%ss and The
half the southwest quarter OF section two Tie southwest quarter
quarter Of seeon twsve and Tho southeast quarter
Sua1ef ave and he east hall me Dobeas,
IN 9wS.np two and ns west hal, 2, the southwest
The half and northwest of the northwest quarter Of
twenty 1--we quarter thirty
OF Is ana aua s s s' n. f Of % s
quarter aud the northeast quarter Of he southeast quarter thirty
en,een township half Of the northwest Of
quarter Of the quarter township
the east half Of seven and the southeast quarter and southeast
OF The northwest quarter OF tryone, in township FIVE Of
range three. -. .o.,......,.. -.
northwest the south hall northwest quarter Of the .ou,
Yves, quarter and the ,oShwes' quartz, Of the asae, %
and northwest quarter Of sou,hwe., qua,e and The cas-, , bal,
"a @ n %as once Of pos s on
Of November for The disposal Of the follow
in ,oa % ws y ss 0s 81 sm
the public April is47
proclamation Of the 9Th of September, ls46 viz
and Of hs fourth principal meridian.
Of quarter Of twenty
me ss me northwest s a"sr, ~
of
quarter Of section hneen
and The northeast quarter q , norhs. quarter Of twenty
township twenty seyen and the west hall OF twenty-five IN town
ship twenty nine Of range two.
The quarter southeast OF section twenty
four, township nine, of three. III II
of the southeast and the northwest
half
thirty half quarter Of thirty
in township twenty nine, OF range T.
sfhs k principal rnertsar
part
the northeast quarter Of In township
twenty nine Of
The half in township
provision. of Il July, 1896
referred crnpion claims viii be aoms 20
been offered
public sale and become subject To private entry and no
rendered the United States r'H ee on
the iands, provided by me ac. ened
approved March, 1851 The tracts viii be
subdvis'ons a. WIZ include me mine
moes, than co doas and MY cents per aer and
not price, SHAH be
private onfhs thereafter, then the shall be
sub o other lands
ara sooner off, no
land in osrsd win be admitted until after the espa
In r,h.r execution caused
Land once publish proclamation
description Of the above lands prepared from the official
IN
my hand the city OF Washington twenty
April Donni thousand eight hundred
nfy-one Fl ~ #LgI Il 4. I-
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny tn. President
]. BurrssurLp,
COMMISSIONER the General Land once.
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Military bounty I~nd-Pre-emption RiGhts.

GENERAL LAsp OvyIor, March u 1851,
ORDER the liberal Of Congress- passing be &c, OF
engaged military n the United
States, carried the warantaes BE-
county patriotic the
the hardy and enterpsng settlers on inc
public lands the fruit. Of their industry and pvsoo"S the sscs
Of the Interior directed
That public given settlers public iands nns
thirty days AMER making their settlement. snd -
povemcns presumption act Of 4h septeme
is4l empion rights and prevent insns
ems location Of these warrants
may located upon The land applied for
subject private entry ON me 50 d", ss' wno". ~ @
shall remain the hands OF the
locations with empfon claims otherwise
Inc Office but
is such interference, new location will be made. 4
their their emp6on
the land proclaimed and offered pshic sale
por March, 1851 and, where the minimum OF the land
thsn dollar and twenty I'VE
covered by the estimating the warrant 23 scr No
rights the the
United States along the routes OF railroads canals
Where application ohce n locate
the applicant should designate land district 'eeos
country particular tract on which made
and where the specified would BIO well TO designate
Others in The they de.ed N. uact
Of Others which without ber deiay In
these the affidavit Of the applicant hken
toned warrant accompany application Tse same
rules be complied with where Application hy ee made
orney guardian executor evidence, duly earAed, N their
authority &C, mus also sccomrsny The Application q,
support fer the fiscal ending h June,
1852 approved I'd March, 1851 !. enacted that NO warrant e,
tue Of any shall be located land which
had not brought Market saect
law OF 2s septomber 1880 oheraw granting bounty a"a
e,erp which had and offered for sale prior to
"' :" = ''' 90 yBUTTERrrELD,
Ap la-lawSw Commissioner
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NOTICE to residunry legatees Of Nelson Reed, de-
IN by decree Of Baltimore county court sitting
equity dated the twenty second day Of March, ISL
pending between James Dudley Tor
Baker William George Baker, will Of said
auditor of Baltimore order dis
hands said trustees, required
and said court the nforma
proofs may be produced, who the children OF
Mary Barton, Rebecca Myers Elizabeth Echeberge (who
sisters wife, Nancy Reed Joseph Burnsson, (who
satof's wife, James Reed Isaac Reed, (who
Elizabeth Mal, Rebecca Lloyd and Jane
BeWy (o estior living at the death
widow who died the ninth day OF Sep
tember i89 having died before said Nancy Reed len ue
living Reed and what the and
then living Of such children dsceased prior
Nancy Reed and ascertain and report
Alexander Reed Robert b. Reed bohers the
Toreyson sster OF the eaor or eiter aud
the time OF the death OF said Nancy
such living said Nancy Reed having died
Nancy living death Of said Nancy
Reed. relationship OF
living Nancy Reed and also to
children Of Dnn Dudley living the
Nancy died before the said Nancy Reed e
of the parties entitled and
living Nancy died, who the
such decedents and the expaon OF
this the said court the
may established their title participate in said
fund.
New said decree, persons entitled under the
Reed deceased hereby notified appear and
Of title before the said before
September 1851 and that In default Of such appear
proof parties aisg will be excluded from
among parties appearing and proving their title
WIN. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps-lawlOw Trustees, Baltimore
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J. BUrrsRFIELp,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlTTEES or MINERAL LANDS.

OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEES or MINERAL LANDS.
entitled the Of the lands
within the townships and parts twnsps above enumerated
the proper office, and make therefor
practicable after this notice. and before the day appointed
public of the lands embracing
such will be forfeited And
Every having right the entitled San act
tabsh land Office northern of Michigan and
mineral lands In the State Michigan,
of their pmis Of the lands within the
Mare and who entitled under The act entitled Gan act :,
mineral Lake
Michigan, Chippewa district
September, 1850, the
leases occupancy respectively the
81 25 covering than full sections entitled
Of such the land office,
purchase he shall elect full section
81 per required establish the satisfaction
register Sau Marie,
therefor practicable after seeing this notice.
the appointed the the public
lands embracing the claimed Otherwise such claim will
forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner fthe General Land Office.
Law
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pursuance law MILLARD FILLMORE President OF The
public die land once al SALTWATER
esn day Of As., ne Il, or The disposal o. public
within ,he olon. named townships and fractional townships to
Nora Of tAs base line ourth principal nsiian
Fractional township uy four on he right bank OF The 81 croin
Fraeonal toanshps thirty three, thirty four, thirty nv, and
iry-sr night bank u The 81 ooH nye Of range lnsssn
on ulS nghi OF Lake 81 Ctcir townships thirty hIee
Shi baok Of II the 81 oroil aver q range twenty
townships thirty three, thirty thirty nve ana hny-'n' o.
Tsscsonai townships thirty thirty two, the left bank of
'Di Fractional townships and h ree the len bank
Of the mississippi nver Of range weniysn on 0 len hank
Fractional townships lhltwo and thirty three ." the lon bank
Of the Mississippi nye Of Ianse twenty s on the len hank
Mississippi river, of twenty nine - 49,.
townships thirty and thirty hve on he len oank
Fractional tawnshs u,,s i've thirty six, on
f st 'I apeops s BY w for de Of Schools military and
Other purposes viii and locations
a 10. A ss SSsss he Un,sd
act making appropaons and diplomatic expenses OF
@ s o s lands will
day appointed and win n n e Sids s Whole ha have
sse @ w mud Inc @ hu
% sS s ~sfs %S
Given under my hand ,a hy oay one Joy y '''' ''
| thousand e's'' hundred anu my WILLARD FILLMORE.
by the I President.
| COMMISSIONS General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO E-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person right Of empton TO OF the
townships and fractional townships above enue-
OF
Saltwater, make therefor
this notice. and before the day appointed
the public sale of the lands embracing the
Otherwise, such claim win be forfeited And
entitled IAN
Territory of Wisconsin, aud
approved Sd March, 1877 iees occupants,
their permits,
within the townships and fractional townships above
the entitled "An act TO
price mineral lands the Lake Supe
Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
occupancy permits respectively at the minimum price
covering section, entitled
such permit ut the proper land
Office purchase he shall elect full secon at the
establish the the salts
Of receiver at Saltwater and make payment
this notice. and before
appointed Of the public sale OF the
embracing tract camed otherwise such claim VIII be
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Office.
May l3-lAwl3w
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS

of Of the
and OF townships above
ted
proper Office and make therefor
after seeing this notice and before
appointed Of public sale the ands
bracng the claimed Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
j. HUTTERFfEBD,
OF tho General Land Once
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pursuance of WILLARD FILLMORE Presidsn, the
that public win be held the aforementioned land offices in
the 81 aes @
first September next for the disposal Of The public lands stu
North Of the base line Of the FIN principal meridian.
Township two, OF range three.
township fourleen White
North Of the base line Of the h principal meridian
Township fifteen, of range
Fractional townships eleven and twelve, of six
At the land once cHAMPAGNoLE commencing Monday,
lands within the aforementioned townships, To wit:
South ofAe base line the f,A principal meridian
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
AZ n es % anf on Monday the
day August for the disposal of public lands within
the following named townships and of townships, viz
efth line fin principal ne,idian
Sections thirteen three twenty four, and twenty i've,
OF the ST. Francis township three OF four
Township nine of range seven
Of Of the fin principal meridian
Township Jour and of isasd in sections hywo and
Al The and ONCE al LITTLE RocK commencing on Monday
the first day September the disposal public lands
the following named tracts and Cypress lake, vI
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian
The half south hall of ten,
half OF the north half and southwest
s west hn ny @ as aa in township
Lands appropriated by schools military
other with oe swamp and overlooked land.
appointed
public under
enable the State other the
SWAMP lands within their limits approved September Is 1850
ties heretofore granted by law OF Congress military
rendered United utH be permitted the
above mentioned ianAs provided by the entitled An act
appropriations civil diplomatic
meui,n Sc. approved ID March, 1851,
The offering above lands will be commenced
appointed and viii proceed IN the order In which they
advertised with all despatch until the whole shall
ciosed
longer and lands
admitted until after the OF the weeks
city of Washington, this
May Domni thousand eight hundred aud fyone
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
j. BUrrEprIrLp,
Conn mission OF Gene Land Office.
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Ap S-lawl0w

A By Asa arranged with reference TO ths
laies and mo approved authorities
vols Law Sheep, svo, PIP 4,l77 Retail p1sss eT0;
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profesron.
works the profession that contain such bsdy Of
within the same limits, or that arc mole deserving
pD'''' pA'''"S'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Justice Nelson in his opinion the above
toned work.
NKw York, Sept %, 1850.
The reliable from the whole raass
nm susisrV 10 e law student, giving him ,he AGILITY DIN
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the Factuone
-'' - ROBERT }. WALKER.
oorosxR IL, 1850.
grat6ed accuracy; have much pseased
precision and clcanes with which announces the Prn
that feel anIioSs that the profession should
learn its msris and, like ms, enjoy It's advantage s n
Nsw YoRx Cry, Oct le, 1850
1t impa- advantages Of well arranged
while the profession deal Of time and
''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phil.ssphi..
Mr. Kline great diligence accuracy
decided the points presented by his questions and has
ably advanced the suec. which those apply The
authorities 10
''''' " ''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
Ihaye examined Kinnes Law Compendium
ton would allow ans am satisfied matn al
to f pspSs "n s'G n u @
for Trial and argument From an examination Of The ssvsss
JUDGE GRIDIEY, Uuca New York.
calculated 10 be help 10 The student than any ether
ertant win hnd Its every lawyers
''''' " W. L. HURST, Pbil.dsphis.
The pan aud utility and accuracy these
unqualified appreciation Of distinguished jus, in the
vermont, omhower OF New Jersey Tucker OF Virginia
% "'"''f faa,.hsd by JOHN y. TRow,
Nov a4-n 40 and 81 Ann.reet
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4

No ToSds Bding Pennsylvania nerf door vs Of
Bropn's Hotel, Washnston, d. c.
CHAS. DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership the purpose prosecuting
appointed Of polianous
Claims foreign
full faithful attention all business that he
buying selling estate collecting
rents, Ac.
Andr-w WyIe, n will attend to any law business with which
may he tnusted In
District, Supreme Court Of United States.
seding being United States commissioner notary
public md deeds ali The Union
give prompt the taking Of testimony ncknoedg
NJ which appertain his
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
nd mi services required.
(post paid will immediate
s-dly
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ENGLISH Reports Law and Eguity.-Republshing In
II fu England and be received In
decided House Lords,
pvy OF Queens
bench Of oas the court OF erohequer and
chamber and admiralty courts the
bankruptcy including also the election case the crown
railway To be published month
~ numbers paris number consisting OF 300 octave
paper and type carefully eded by smember Of the
analogous
Published for dollars giving for that twelve
each forming compes volume itself with the
and transmission by mail TO ece
in the United States.
House oLord the privy council and
edu and after Miciaelmas Term,
npaa ''' = FRANcK TAYLOR
dissolution OF Copartershp-Th.6 Arm heretofore
IL Brother is this day by mutual
dissolved Mr. George Dyer will attend n the settle
w Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
Ia respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER /.
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHsoTor, September "a, 1879.
M Ncttcc.The undersigned have formed
and firm Of Dyer MCGUIRE and
business the
Of BROTHER Of 10th street. and
49,
The, os respectfully solicit Of fh patronage
slowed npsn arr pledge discharge n
fully every con6ded TO them 49, .l.. .-..
are make advances
sqnments nd to All sale. made by them.
EDWARD O. DYER, Il
J. O.. MCGUIRE,
wAssrpsro~, September ~, laso.
Sept T-dn
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I IFE and Correspondence Of Lord sidmouth by
Ii he Peaw, ID. ID. vols, svo. London.
PoctcaI Sacred and Miscellaneous by
M T. Watson Rev II. n. Weld ID. d.
selected
II. Hastings Weld u. D. vol.
General History sabbatarsn Churches BY Mrs Tsmar
Davis. ! vol, IA mo.
schmitras History OF Greece vol.
The Philosophy Of Mathematics translated from the French by
w. NJ. Gillespie.
London I.abor the London Poor No 8; by Mayhem.
Blackwoodu Magazine for May.
Just received, and for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
MAY Is Booksellsrs, 9th street
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snidss..n Wine STORE street., PAil.AsipAi.
HE unIiyaed place obasing all wines. liquors Ae good
and cheap snasI ns. eSn.sqas.ss Of the
penh stock Of fresh mpor,aons, and he salts.
BY him. lie would follows, Wis '
low ne seiaon and very p very
by the gallon Also, rare old delicate Amonaado, casks
toes upin Europe which he challenges equal any
The Mannania and Amonrado shees peculiarly sdap,cd
convaescents, they strengthen without stimulating
Pou vines principally specially selected for TO eousu
from the stock Of "Bunese at oporto, and imported d.
These wines nuy delicate, and have been highly ap
Ports palmed of is
They are Of various sorts and prices bottles and on dIaus, BY
delicate white .ot aud Malmsey Port
too careful in their choice Of Port 1904 4.
Madeira wines q various 'o, d and ns south SIDE old East
the Meet champagne and The splendid sparkling Mo.ee
ported by him. superior TO any other vines and are sold prices
inferior wines In the MARKET which
He has also champagne wines and qualities
vy the SUBSCRIBE himself be judge and IL
DOZEN TO the hrs, class or premier cru" Of Medoe
them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
su say,esne and Barsae always on hand in bottles
His of Rhine and Mcsee Wines from the cellars
sun Hooks and Mosee cheapest sorts the very
OF the "senbeg which the best growth Of
In Cognac and other bandes he has fine
saS aa %a
hhds Dubouche" 1884, in hhds, consignment which will
Also Irish, SCOTCH Monongahea whiskey, jamaica spirits
Sns al Ss .na al.
A constant assorted stock Of Havana cigars.
All goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent BY mail or sse
graph. ,an n,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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Cageu DoJson general assortment OF the
| above goods, n part Of the following styles
French piano and table in sets These goods
printed colors, hold
In washing.
piano, eeno .idetable, and stand
a ~ richest colors.
colors match the colo Of velvet carpets,
no mad such perfection.
Also damask wine fruit and dessert cloths
borders with doyos match, and the style OF goods in the
flannel mapped backs rich
widths, between and feet These the
best for saving the tora Of good furniture.
will all be well
furnishing their houses, and good
of Good goodspces as low
| as lowest
An CBAGRTT DODsON
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts embraced in the above prcsmstion Of the President
al the residue Of 70 he brought into
market south fhe Wisconsin They those (pst
in lnotsl worked undo. leases
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I Cammissiansr of the General Land once
NOTICE TO PRE-, EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right OF pe-empuon to any OF me
townships townships above enumerated
establish satisfaction OF the register
land Office and make therefor
tAis and before the day
Tor OF the public sale Of the lands
bang claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
II J. YUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Nav -lAwl3w
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NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of preempion Of the
townships townships above
required establish the the satisfaction Of the
and Of Office and make
therefor practicable after this notice. and before
The public
embracing otherwise, claim viii be
forfeited
J. BUTTERfIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
MAY I3-lswl3w
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D London.
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gEPAEATE SEALED PROPOSALS. be received at the
Secretary Navy until 3oeioek, Saturday the
instant funishing
all printing binding required by the Navy Depart
commencing The ist OF july
1881, and ending N the 30th OF June, 1851
All articles furnished and executed must be of the beet
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Of he head Of the ones which they required
II be required bidder furnish win ms
proposal a sample OF each article bid for
To uniformity the proposals. blank forms VIII be n
disposed bid will be considered which
fully advertisement and IN which each and
every article bid which than price Ia
nun,ed one article.
amount,
will be required the
persons The authorized OF the suees
will given, satisfactory testimonials fn the
bid otherwise, will not be considered
ordering
quantity every article contracted the pub
lie service require.
should required enumerated the contract, tits
price, according its quality
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(,APT wILIxE s's Voyage Hound the World .,n,..
" Principal Of the Narrative Of the United sa
Exploring Expedition vol illustrated with 1877
The Two Adnirais; by Cooper edition.
Water Witch by Cooper-new edition,
bis Charles Phillips
Tn. Countess OF Rudolstadi by George Sand.
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The Wfs Sister The Forbidden Marriage by Mrs. Hub
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from the had expired Of Of
therefore The advantage OF
without increased
expenses incidental opsns mines be-
lsysd productive They all
.liuated
products 81 LOUIS and
country vie abundany all the agricultural products
i,ude ia whie they located.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ersl Land Once