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BY the President of the United States.

IN pursuance of law WILLARD FILLMORE President
public will held aforementioned land offices in
the n Of oe B. a MoSaay The
Of September for the disposal Of the public lands stu
a,ed within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
viz;
North of eftAs A principal meridian
Township two, of range three.
Township two OF range four.
township ioueen of White river
of line and Of the a principal meridian
Township fifteen of range
At land Office CHAMPAGNoLE, eommeacng on Monday,
lands within the aforementioned townships, to wit:
South the 6h principal merididn
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen
a, the land office HELENA, commencing Monday, The
following townships and OF townships, viz
NORTH eJtls Of fin pr,nepu meridian
thirteen, tweniythee twenty Jour- and twenty five,
of the 81 Francis river IN township three OF range four
Township nine, of range seven
South OF The Of the i'm principal meridian
Township and of sahd in ,hywo and
Al the land oae at LITTLE ROCK commencing Monday,
following named and near Cypress lake, VIZ
North of Of the i'm principal meridian.
The south half Of section eight The south half ten fractional
half Of twenty twenty ws The north half and southwest guar
quarter Of twenty in township
Lands by law for the schools military
purposes together hose and overlooked lands
BY the State appointed
under the entitled IAN
other States reclaim the
swamp their limits" approved September %, 1850
ezended the sales And land
law Of Congress for military services
United mill be permitted fhs
above provided by the entitled hn
the civil and diplomatic expenses OF govern
ment," SC, approved Sd March, ISL -
offering mentioned lands will be commenced on
appointed the order In which they
all despatch until The whole shall have
clo-ed but shall be kept
weeks the lands
will be admitted OF the two weeks
Given hand, Washington this sixth day OF
May ammo Domin thousand eight hundred aud my one
- WILLARD FILLMORE,
BY the PRESIDENT
J. BurrsRfELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right OF OF the
within townships above
the satisfaction OF the
rep, aud land ofice and make payment
therefor seeing this notice. and before
I'M. dv OF the public sale Of tho
lands embracing claimed Otherwise such claim win be
forfeited.
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
May l3-1awl3w
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ENGLISH Reports N Law and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
IL full appear England snd be received
county, decided the House of Lords
council the equity, The court OF Queens
OF pleas, the Of excheque
admiralty
served TO be published
numbers parts; each number consisting 300
and carefully eded by amembe
analogous American decisions
Published for doinrs giving for that twelve
numbers, complete volume itself
advantage Of and safe transmission by mail TO sce
In the United States. ~.
The valuable this received
pvy council
and after Mcbacas
1850, and may be examined at the bookstore OF
ApM e. g. ..s5 LII. FkANCk TAYLOR
DISSOLUTION Of Copartershtp The firm heretofore eri.,
con.ent George r. Dyer win the
men, Of OF the unsettled
Robert w Dyer deceased TO which immediate
requested EDWARD q. DYER,
h'H Issl r# #4l# @.ms... GEO, y. DYER,
WAsuIsaros, September "a, 1880. ssF
M Copartn-rshtp NoticcThe undersigned nave formed
and firm of Dyer Mcclure and
auction and commission
sapd Of 10Th and
avenue. TfT NNTi.N3 ;, - .gI
They solicit continuance Of tho
pledge themselves to discharge faith
conhded 10 them ~.
pytr Mcclure IRE prepared nke advances upon
signmenis Gosh all sales made by them. go
eHfs tnfraaaaasea q hs q t9 q TO Mcguire ~''
wAsmrafos, scp,emhA, ~, 1850. aa
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j. BUTTERrIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESsEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

OCCUPANTS, AND PEKMlTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS
the right of presumption to any OF The
townships fractional townships above enume-
required satisfaction Of the regis
therefor
practicable after seeing h notice, ard before The day appointed
public sale OF the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
Every having the right under the act entitled "An act TO
an Territory Wscof
approved 81 March, ls iessees occupants
the OF their leases
Of lands within the townships and fractional townships above
who entitled under the act entitled IAN act to
reduce the minimum price Lake Supe-
district Michigan the Chippewa district In wisconsin,,
Goth 1885, the land covered by their
leases aud permits respectively at the minimum price
81 than full ection entitled,
of lease permit the proper land
purchase, he shall full section" the
establish the the salts
OF the register ank receiver saltwater and make payment
practicable after Ibis notice. and before
appointed Of the public sale OF the
embracing clamed Otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Oft General Land Office
May l3-lawl3w
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The International Magazine for July Price 25 cents.
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j. BUTrEKffELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMirTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the empon lands
townships
required establish the the satisfaction OF the register and
OF the land Office make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the appointed
for the OF the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
Every having the right under the entitled IN act
ablh land office the northern Michigan
vide for the sale of the mineral lands in the State of Michigan
proved LIST March, ls leees occupants Pdetee
the their leases the lands within the
townships above ennmealed be sold The Office at au Ste
Marie and who entitled under the entitled Gan
uce the OF the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district Wisconsin,
proved 18th September 1850, their
leases occupancy aud permits respectively the minimum
the surrender OF such lease al the proper land ONCE
shall
so per required establish the the satisfaction
and receiver Sau Ste Mae and make
practicable notice.
appointed the of the public the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise, such claim will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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IA bushe,. Of good clean dry nns .a,
One half on Inc Is, Of June, is BY spm.
a. fon Brads, saun SIC. aars sseAsa~.
i2s barrels Of fresh .up.dne aosr
IS bushels Of white held beans
SO pounds OF good hard soap
- s .ns q goo. GOOD s sss. . Dry one ss. .
oss A, Isl Of June s's fs%aDds BY the i' Of Sep
al Fort Independence Boston Aursor, MassaeASssns.
$50 barrels Of fresh .uperhne aoar
ITO bushels Of new white held beans
S pounds Of 81 GOOD GOOD h nas sa1 candies
bushels Of good good e eaa" dry me .aii
iie gallons OF good cider vinegar
al For 1fraabuA Nes london, oonasctieu.
IS sa,sI: q 'Ess:n sre.rans aea,
SD pounds Of good hard soap
s E s.1a: Of good good t H es M. sn ss
2ao gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al fon adams, Newport, Rhode Bland
IS IS ss"s,s o. 81 l sss .aperane aour
2,oas pounds Of good hard soap
bushels good clean dry fine salt
600 gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Fort Consultation, Portsmouth,, Nsw Hampshire
la5 barrels Of fresh supreme flour
IS bushels white field bean.
SIS pounds Of good good hard .a i candles
"a i s ssas. % q s good s sss@ s %s salt
AT Fort Prebie, Portland, Maine
Ia5 barrels d fresh superhne flour
IS bushels of white field beans
bounds pou"a. Of good good had ,osp candles
"A bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
22o gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Fort suiiran, Eastport, Maine
S sasaei. q white nsId beans
81 pounds Of good hard 'aIow candles
4 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar.
bidders requested extend The
for sis article and Exhibit % total amount 81 s'n o and
The periods and quantities delivery posts
Dssember, lsss, and Is. March, 1858;
each hog weigh hundred pounds excluding
T s s" S ss aa
then carefully packed with the same article IN pieces not exceeding
When ne packing has nssn e &C., % fur
shifted and packed The pork to Ss contained hear
and candles strong boxes Of convenient size for rsn
only by .hirtytwo qusru
the bushe lhe candles have wicks The proyons for
s.s 'ha fn S y Ap s5a s s
Ripley must pass st. BY M uh ne o
cact and the department will be authorized to purchase supply
The viii inspected the time and place Of delivery
and all to be paid by contractors until they deposited
such stoehoues designated by the Of the depart
The Commssay General privilege increasing
Diminishing of dispensing with all articles
also increasing reducing quanis. dsvsy
third giving sixty days previous notice
Bidders required their
evidence Of their ability together with the nance
securities responsibility must be certified by the dsct
well known to the osAsr
wise their proposals e acted IN. eBt 5+esE4
and evidence Of inspection
aud delivery wH be required at this Office before rsqat'on ra
such pubic money may bs delivery
purchase residence OF the the
Treasury Department.
office Will b. accepted paid under circum
|
proposal be sealed envelope aud marked
Proposals for furnishing army subsistence
GEO. GIBSON, c. G. 8.
NorEEdtors will not be paid for inserting in their papers this
authorized the Commlssary Gene
Subsistence. Aug 3-lawt'5ssp
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FRANCR TAYLOR.

COMPLETE Ready Rcckoner, adapted to the wants
Of farmers mechanics bankers &c,
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
MAY BOOKSELLERS 9th
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ETUDFCk Ic passe ct IAventr de fArtllertes par
u e Prince Louis Napoleon Bonapac vol.
Experiences les Poudre de Guere, faes rAona de
washington s43 1874 Alfred Mordecsi Captaoe de
rArefe Acricane aduies dc PAngais par Ree Proesseu
Ecoe dAlleria de NinccDnes VOL
Auorite Civiie Concerne les Depart
nepts de la EIa du "Dro Legislation
desA rmees de de Mer ~ puratIa vol.
Tros Armees, ct Parcnherement de
Champagne par Fave, Capane dArllerie, vol
imported Paris with many other works of the same
clsss Of science, by = - =
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.--Arvai extraordinary, di-
rect from Indies, Annapolis Baltimore, and other
ke genuine turtle soft and hard crabs Certainly
snnerior seen this marke) woodcock sc.
NE solicit with call and pledge ourselves
plca the most aidous
{ay~soup IL o'clock Families served as usual
l9-3eodif WALKER Il SHADD.
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NCHNIITZ'S History OF Greecey VOL, I2mo.
y London Labor and the London Poor, No. 6.
Philosophy Mathemacs by Aguste Comte translated by
NJ, Gllispie.
History Sabbataan Church by Mrs lamar Davis.
Poe,cai Quotations. by John T. Watson, NJ d. and Rev
H. II. Weld 2 vols.
Intemarrage; or Beauty Health, and Intellect by A. Walker
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E -a ~sHaf 7,.asEtge WASHINGTON, Aaxust 4, 1851
SEPARATE proposals viii be eesised this ONCE unul the Lat
oeoser next the delivery provisions bulk
the use OF The OF the United Saes Inspection fol-
r r
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THE History NJ banking. with q Conpre hensive
Account m the Origin Rise and Progress n tho Banks ~ Nng
don, 1850 FRANCK TAYLOR
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EH0IisH PATENTS, 1901 to IssS "A register of all
~ psnWd during that period. 1 vol London.
Wsosser on Letters Patent for Copyright OF Designs
VOL London S''T"'
3cdson on the Law ofratents. i vol. London.
Practice Ie,sc. p,,ept FIR
4 vol. London. 1872
spence o" the Law Of Patent Inventions. ! vol London
Turner on the Law OF Copyright in Design.
Lpeyh Collections Of the Laws nil the
sounenss N Europe. ! vol, Vienna. Il ~
Curtis Law OF Patents. vol Boston
Phillips for l vol poson
Kingsley and PRISON the Patent Laws and Practice Ma
uops. vol. New York -
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COMMON HALL OF the town OF Petersburg. Virginia,
MAY 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted by
Halt
"Resole That the Of the
Of the bonds
the State Of Virginia s5oo payable in 1870
payable half yearly February and An
received
chamberlain OF the until Of Nav
they will be the
bidder The payments for he
18th July, bidders
al which periods offer The
TO themselves the night reject any offer made"
Notice hereby given for the bonds Of the
chamberlain of the
above resolution, uss the IAN day OF Nay soo a. " O'clock
m.
NAV a All AhMav 5i#aEe Mayor
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Studies IN Christian biography, by osgood. I vol
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just received.
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DRACT1CAI. General Courts Martial
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Practice Forms Of Courts Martal by Major
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Military the Proceedings Of Courts Marial
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Military and Fogsns; by Major General Napier;
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Warrants and Regulations issued Army Msuer
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Prendeaa the Civil Law applying Officers Of the Army
vol London
Also the Work. of De Hart oBen, Macombe, and others
the subjects.
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rAPT. WIKI Voyage Round the World, ~,nbra
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The Wss or The Forbidden MarrInge by Mrs. Hui
back, niece OF Miss Austin. i -....--L
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The Turner's Companion with plates OF chucks, TOOLS
msnts, and patterns; vol, as cents
Fruit Flour Kitchen GARDEN adapted the United States
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q. Wayne, United
published authority Department Price 81 postage
any part United States u The edition for
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SHARpS Rifles with Maynnrd's Primer
Weson Lcav, Aliens eyolveIs and self cooking
tolls
Fine English double barrel ow ling pieces
English and German single and double barrel pistols NC
supply goods just received and for sale by
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Mar1 Ii yVfW
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The Army Regulations published by the Department Of War
Manual for OF officers OF the
s2 Navy Registers Crosss Military Laws
oopers DE Hart MARTIAL SCOTS Infantry
Official character published
The OF cover May u
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$40 pounds Of good har soap
"a bushels Of cd clean dry hne sal,
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
al Fort Columbus, Governors hiand, ~ " Hubor.
s7s barrels Of fre.hs uperane -four
1885 bushels OF new white
ga pound. of good hard alow candles
bushe of good clean dry fine
$50 gallons o. good cider vinegar
At PiattsSwsh Barracks, Piattsbursh, Ne~ York.
las barrel. Of fresh .upcrhne nour
bushels o e wh,s neId beans
pounds pound. OF good sssS hard hard :S1s candle.
IL bushels ofgood clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar
AT Madi.or Barraol,, soeten's HORROR, New Yort.
s5 barrels OF pork
,ss barrel. oif,s.h .upsrhsc acur
IS bushels Of new white field beans
s7s pound. Of good hard soap
Il Bosnei. o. i good clean dry a.. .a,
Of June, 1852, remainder October,
=, Fort Ontario, o,~tso, Ne~ York
IS barrel: q S R .ug.,a.. aeu,
IS bushels Of new white ne'd beans
:tas pound. Of good hardt aIIow candles
s ss,., 2 I good .,s s.n ay fine SAT-
One half the s fJuae 1885, remainder all October s'a
5A IA Fort Niagara, Ne~ York.
y, s barrel; os9..n .sg.,s S., ns.,
$40 pounds Of good hard soap. soap ,,..
~ bushels Of good dry fine
$40 gallons good vinegar.
oncbslf June, 1852 remainder October,
1859.
.r IN Fort Gratiot, Michigan.
$50 barrel. Of o. fresh fresh .uperane -four
ITO bushels Of white field beans
I,z59 pounds Of good hard
as pounds Of good hard a'ow candles
% bushels Of good clean dry fine sslt
40 gallons ~ good cider vinegar.
One half the lt Of June 1852 October
At Fort HOWARD, WIconsin-
40 barrels ~ pork
$50 barrels Of fresh supevfhe -four
Ito bushels OF white field beans
1859 pounds Of good hard ,oap
$50 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
~ bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons " good elder vinegar.
One half The LIST June 1852 reminder by the 18th sepe
Der, 1851 80 vewF14k IA Tgl BEif9G d #E.AHs4. VI
IUaiuaW etfU At Fort Maekf~oe MicAssnn- at1h 4
Nln IS OF pork ~ ~
barrel hssh supsrfne hoof
IS bushels Of white held bcahs
SfB pounds of wbod hard ~oAp
ns pounds Of good hard vaIow candies
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ADVANTAGES OF RAILROADS -Catue ~ io"e' ~, y. h.
were merely raised and grazed on the exens'se IA
of the West, and driven to the State OF ONO 70 Tvs
but of late years they have been mostly gran'ea.
and driven slowly East to market The cost a"s
age OF these cattle, we learn from the Indiana S,
IN driving ,heta 10 the Atlantic market from THIS o".
over $40 per head the beef loses much o. ~ ~. IA
sweetness IN the process OF driving. The cale ~.
three months on The road. and arrive in large 4,
the cities. temporarily guting the market a aaaos
pape, says, will soon be remeded When the eoS sp,
Gus line of railroad from Philadelphia. through 'oe
OF Ohio and Indiana, now rapidly being consuS,,r
shall be completed. these cattle he carried on -
from AndersoD The point where The drovers rou'
the line OF the BelIefontane railroad, al neav
to the drovers TO the actual expense ana .nohs
leaving the beef fresh and sweet There w ~ ,h,s
in this change OF process IN geI"s b,
cattle TO market, the drovers have them M n, h
western end Of the railroad much cheaper na a.eapt
mand for beef at the cities is right, and men Y ,,s 10
give notice and have them sent forward on ne Ths
such numbers as may be required. IN lew uat oslt,
change in The process OF carrying western "
''''s' lPh,lodaiph,a Laso'
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From Santa Fe.
We have received several letters from Santa Fe,
mainly of a business character From one OF them we
gather that complaints exist OF the manner IN which
Gov Calhoun executes his official duties; but as We can
understand the merits of the controversy, we do not
bring if before the public
TIE legislature adjourned on the 18th nltimo after a
session OF forty days The most important law passed
to borrow money to pay themelves but as the
secretary of the Territory after arrived there, II Is
probable that The debt was soon discharged
Mr.. Allen, secretary of the Territory, arrived on the
9Th OF july and Immediately entered on lhe dues OF MS
Office.
The United States troops were all leaving Santa Fe for
and seemed to be the determination OF Col Sumner TO
leave nothing behind
Col Srmner with five hundred men, was to start for
the Navajo country the 18Th OF August, determined
TO fight"
Santa Fe" (says the letter. evil be country
town in few months, all the business will be trans
feued To Las Vegas"
Capt, Reynolds was still in the field for Congress, bat
it was supposed that he would have very little chance
against the influences brought bear in Major Weight
mans favor The election will take place on the hrs'
Monday in September.
Col Monroe left on the 2sh of July for the States
The citizens attended him his way few miles, and i
is said !" il will be long before We have better man
The Colonel has been very unjustly abused, and few
years in this country will show IT.
Capt Easion and Capt McLaws left with Col Mon
A take The best wishes OF the resoeclabc Amefi-
cans with them"
Provisions are very neighbour is selling al II cents
per h. No rain has fallen since the LIST oil April The
Navaioes day drove off thirty mules belonging 10
Mr. Nesbt, and this in addition 10 eKhty-four driven Oh
some time since"
Several meetings OF merchants had been held TO devise
re-ist the payment oil unjust and unequal
tax imposed upon them by the last legislature IL is de-
cafed to be tax solely upon portion OF TIE citizens
OF the Territory and such they will resist II by al
legal mems known to MS.
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CURIOUS FACTS FROM THE CENSUS "A wliter IN one OF
the New York religious papers is comparing me census
The whites and the blacks and the rel ave proportion
The facts adduced show tina, insanity is greatest among
tie free blacks In the Sta OF Maine every fourteenth
is gradual Improvement in the condition OF the colo.ed
race as we proceed and south, yet evident that
The free States the principal abodes OF diocy ana u
sons who are IDIOTS lunatics where there is one in
Kentucky And in Louisiana. where large majority OF
the population is coored and hfths OF Them are
who are sane The proportions in other States according
TO the census OF $780, follows In Massachusetts
in AZ; Connecticut ~ 1875 New YORK, 10 %! !
Pennsylvania in $50 Maryland; in l,o74; Virginia,
| in / 3o9 North Carolina, in 1916; South Caro-
lima. in 244o Ohio, in lo5; Kentucky, IN .o53
This is certainly very curious calculation, and indicates
that diseases OF the brain are far among the
slaves than among the free of the coored race.
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Once Of Trnnspertatisn, DAlttua~r~ and Warrington
Railroad Company.
TICKETS this once to New York, Phil
Il adelphta Pitsbure, and WheAitne
An officer Of the ccmpxuy will accompany the evening mail uen
and take charge OF all for Now York
West the Relay either morning
evening with the train from Baltimore.
daily At and r. and s. except
sunday, when but two trains viz g M and >
Aug s9-dn II H. PARSONS, Agent