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FRESH BEEF /

' ME subscriber will have Fresh Beef. of a su-
IL perior quality, in Market, every Saturday
morning (at day light } during the month OF Feb
ruary, and from that time forward every Tuesday
and Saturday mornings.
Meat can, at all times, he had either Mt Mr.
Carnahan's slaughter house, or the cellar Of the
subscribers dwelling, the house formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES.
CadiE, February 5, 1851
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.JOsEPEN SHARON

BOSEPHh sEHA KUN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCFRY.
NV ILL practice in Harrison and the adioin
wv ing Counties. Collections the business n
Executors and Administrators. Guardians an
Wards, petitions for partition. settlement of Es-
tates. and all other business entrusted to his Gale
will receive his prompt attention. Office opposit
Beals Drug Store nng-5Tiv e
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DONNETS Of the "Kiss me quick ordef,"
ID provoking TO look nL Who wants a B0nnet
az less than dressing an old one will e0sll Par
asols Of the greatest variety. which must be sold
low. A good article, quick sales, al fair ON
Pensation, is the motto uf
np9-If :. n. M'FADDEN.
l. H. heALEI, H. NiNIusr
ECKLEE & MCINTOSH,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ar LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN CHAECERY,
CADiZ, ONO.
Office over "BEALLs DRUs SroRE. i" opposite
inc "Fublio Buildings" ap9-al-ly
,. v. BAHcRoFT. T. O. KowLEs
BARCROFT * ROWLES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW g. SOLICITORS
IN CHANCERY.
OF Office in the Public BUILDINGS. adjoining
the Treasurers' Office Business inlrusied to their
cars will be promptly attended TO. op0-5l-Iy
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The "Douglass Housa" now occupied by the
subscriber, is OFFERED FOR RENT, possession
given on the lst day of April or sooner, ifdesir-
ell This is one of the Oldest and best known
stahds in Harrison county, and always has, and
does now, command a large share of the custom
of the county. JOHN AMSPOKER
Cadiz. Feb 5, T95l-tf
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
thursday, April Q, 1851
sTEUDENVILLE MARKET--April OH

SFEUBENVILLE MARHET--April 9th.
Flour-- By the wagon load 50 ,sS to $3, 90,
retail, from store, S3,2 to 3,37.
Gtain- Wheat go TO 63c; Oats 30 to 80.
Corn 40 to 40
Il, Butter e. Keg and Barrel sac o; Roll, in
barrels, l2A FIRES h Is to l6.
Sugar--eiio 10 7ior new by the bbl, 90 to
63 by the hid.
Molass4s New Orleans, 81 to SO Sugar
House, as 81. Lanis Syrup. 4S.
Coffee Gpod Rio l2a to l3. java l6c
Teas--WnIesale, from 40 to zoe. for
good qualities.
Potatoes = so 70 as cents per bushel.
Bacon EInms,6a 10 8; Sides at 6 to 7;
Shoulders 6to 7c,
Tobacco No. six twist Is; SIS plug 25
t693; spnn %.
Dried Fruit Peaches $l,25 to $50,
Apples 60.
Seeds Clover, S4,75 10 500; Timothy,
1925 10 $50. Flaxseed Sl25.
WOOL Common to l, 1910 32c l-2 81;
I 81 l.2ci7,6 To- full, 3sto 40c.
PITTSBURGH MARKET--April s;b.
Flour Sales a, 1912 to 3,l5.
Bacon-- Hams 64c shoulders &c.
GRAIN Wheat, red and white, 60 to &c;
Oats sell al 32c Corn sells at 37to 40c.
Sugar is held at 6ito 69c.
MoIasses-- "a 10 35c for n @.
Coaee-Sales Of Rio II TO IL l.2c.
NEW YORK MARKET April 7,h.
Flour Unchanged in prices.
Wheat--SaIes at 9S 10 l00c for Ohio
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-April 7th
Flour--Snall lois for export sold at o.
81 for common extra $3.50 10 800.
Whent--White commands lO2c.
BALTIMORE MARKETABLE 7th.
Flour--sales Of Howard 81 al 4,44.
Grain il unchanged.
Provisions are 6fm.
q CINCINNATI MARKET April 7lh.
Flour Sales al $3,44 TO S3, SO.
y MyIsssas-- Steady a. 34c "
Lard Prime al &c.
M
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COM MERCIAL NEWS.
CGd5S Pv5ces.
CADiz, WEDNrsDAY, April 9, 1855

CADiz, WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1851.
Timothy seed, $3.50 Flour per bbl,- S3,OO
Clover seed. - S5a6 rlour per cwt. %
Flax seed. d.----- 100 Buckwheat -four, 25
Wheat per bushel,- 55 Butter perlb., ---- ~
Corns - 33 tTalloWI --- 8
Corn meal, - 35a37 Feathers, 81
Oats, 25a30 Candies. 10
Hay per ton, = $500 Dried Peaches, - l.25
Sides IL Shoulders, 30 Dried Apples, 62
Hams, s.-.--4---S Green Apples, 80 %
Beef in Market, 3a4 Potatoes, 80
Eggs per dozen.- 5 Country Soap, - BAD
I Wool, 1855 28a40 IBseswax, - --- IS
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Clover Seed,

\ UST received, on consignment, n few bushels
q prime new Glover Seed. For sale by
Jan. %, 81. 81 S. & II. H.MeFADDEN
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ON petition and Charles Hanson OF England praying
patent granted Benjamin latham,
H. b. Tatham OF the said Hansohs, on ue 2h
March, lsi for Improvement in making pipes or tubes OF lead
the said PATENT which takes
place N Jlst day Of August, ISL #
ordered petition the Patent Office
August lsSl AT IL O'Clock, M and all
and show cause, any ey nave,
why said petition ought not TO be granted
opposing extension required TO file in The Patent
objections specifically least
Al testimony filed by either
% and transmitted
with the rules OF ue office, which viii be furnished on ap
plicauon.
ordered aso published in the Intelligence
Republic Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Philade
pha Pennsy and Albany Register Albany New York. once
successive weeks previous TO The 18Th day OF Au
next -. ,,,,,,.xr
Patents.
Editors Of the above will please copy, and send eir
bills the Patent Once with paper containing TINS nouce.
IuneIa A -lnMIM
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NUMEROUS applications having been made this once for In
~ Ioma relation the IN which land
der The act Of 2s sepembe 1850 should be located the following
thereto have prepared, IN
There which may
LIST. BY the wafrantee in person
% hy the warranlee through tha Of this ohce
I'd BY mn agent attorney, VIZ. n
the mode adopted application be made
writing, District section of country in
which the location desired and be accompanied by affidavit
according 10 the following form No, L.
Where the third mode adopted, power attorney be
produced executed by the wtnoss
according the following No which power must
be proved be- ofcer
authorized 10 take the acknowledgment according form
No Bora 5.
Ia al the patents will be the land Office
where the location made unless special directions the contrary
be given 5 IN .#f n. .f.a = .s .. n ...t.....
]. BUTTERFIEI.D, Commissioned
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Notice to tie Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. March p, 1851
E State having by act of K legislature passed during
lso and iei9 called creditors of The late
republic the the STATE previous to the st Of
evidences Of their claims and Con
having approved 9th september 1850 authorizing
the millions OF five stock the said saie Of
should
and
Texas, for which duties imports
releases OF all claims against The United States Tor or on ac
such shall
by Secretary Treasury approved BY The
States Now In order that this depart
which the
duties thus pledged, the holders owners Of all
file and description OF them
department previous LIST October l5l and
their respective claims,
forI approx President
the United States Of the above act Of the 9 Of
September, 1850. .--. .
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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By tne President OF tns Uni,ed states.

IN pursuance ofiaw M.LARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United STATES America hereby declare and make
the State Of periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
Al the IOWA CITY commencing Monday the
day september disposal The public lands stu
ated IN lhe ioiiowinsnamed townships, VIE;
Norh ef the base line and 1est Of the h principal 'aedan
Township seventy nine range euty- nine.
Townships seventy nine eighty, OF range thirty.
Townships seventy and eighty, range thirty
Townships seventynne, eighty, and eighty OF range thirty
Township eighty one, ofrange thirty three.
Al FAIRFIELD commencing Monday, the
fifteenth day September the disposal the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, TO wit;
North ofe base line and oet Of the th principal meridian
Township seventy range thirty.
Township seventy Of range thirty-two,
Township seventy, of range thirty three.
Al DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth day
Of August next for the disposal ohe following tracts TO wit:
small island and eghteen township
uon township six north OF
OF the fifth principal meridian.
schools,
purposes "tose swamp overhowed lands
thereby If any, which shall be selected
by the state authorities before the days appointed for the
public sales
other States reclaim the
their mito approved September 20, lo
United H permitted Of the atoue
mentioned apd provided BY the emitted San act making
poprlatons civil and diplomatic OF government
nc, approved Sd March, 1851. H-@# #
lands will be commenced the days appoint
the order which they advertised with all
despatch until whole shall have been ofered and
shall open than
the lands will be admitted
expiration of the weeks
May, ammo Domni thousand eight f,yone
.@s.s MLLARD FILLMORE
BY the President .... ....
ssioupr of The and
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE a. 1851.


m pursuance oflaw H. sILLARD FILLMORE, Presden Of the
that public sales win be held aforementioned
IL svE s %
w y q x. Mus"s nes for s DISPOSAL Of III, public lands
North Of s bassi~s fourth 1e,idan
Township twenty seven Of range one. 3. Poe
Town.hp. swsa,y urss, ,wsn.y tos, ,%en Sve'
twenty seven and twenty range ~
township twenty nine of range four
Trown.Sps twenty nine and thirty q Ave
rownsnp' @ twenty seven,
twenty y-nins, and thll,y ofranse eight
twenty nine, and thirty, Of raase nine.
Townships weniys1 and twenty eight,
Township. twenty and seven, range
and " eniy- nine, Of range twelve.
August next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within
the aforementioned townships and townships
NortA tAe base and Of the fourth pnpa meridian
Townships three, twenlyiour twenty-five twenty
and twenty nine Of range thirteen
hve, twenys. twenty seven and eight Of range
Fractional township twenty three, townships twenty four
,Mssy Avs swssux ,ssd twenty eight Of
Fractional townships three and four, and townships
township twenty four, and townships twenty Ave.
twensia, twenty thirty, thirty and irty,wo, OF
Fractional townships twenty twenty-five townships
twenty seven thyo and thirty three, and fractional
croi. and range eighteen
townships .wen'ynve and iwen.ysln township twenty
and fractional townships thirty three thirty four thirty fve and
thirty six east Of the main channel Of the 81 Crox of
nineteen.
Fractional townships tentysx twenty twenty eight and
thirty six all Of the channel Cox nver,
twenty att
office at MINERAL POINT commencing on Monday
The fourth day Of August for the disposal the public lands
within the following named fractional township and tracts
North Of the base line and the meridian
Fractional township twenty the Mississippi of
fourteen.
North ofe base line aud of the fourth principal
Sections four eighteen inclusive the main land township
land Office al GREEN BAY commencing on Monday the
day OF August for The disposal the public lands
within the aforementioned township and tract,
North Of the base line and fourth principal
Fractional township twelve, the right bank Of the Wisconsin
river, eight.
southeast quarter section irysx dying within the Fox
III grant in township of sixteen.
Lands appropriated by law the schools military and
other together with those and other oyeHowed
lands thereby which
lccted by the before appointed
the public sales respectively
enable the State Arkansas and reclaim
1850, M from
heretofore law of military
rendered the United States H be
mentioned iond provided by the entitled "An making
propaons the civil diplomatic expenses
SC, approved ID March, 1851.
The Offering OF the aforementioned lands will be
the days appointed and viii in the order which
all despatch
shall be longer weeks,
OF the lands will be admed until ater the
weeks.
my the city Washington this twenty
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
Commissioner of he GENE Land
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Furnishing Mail Locks and Keys.

Posr osror pxrARTxEsr,
T being desirable keys
Tor the mail service Of lhe United States,
Specimens keys proposals furnish the will
received and Department until
July next The different ocxs WIN be suhmfird 70
repon. Upon this report contracts
practicable furnishing such locks
and keys for four years with the right on the part OF the Postmaster
General for time being extend and eonuIne the contract IN
additional m four by giving 10 the contractor
thai effect tha nine nor less than SIX
months before the termination OF the hrst term o. four years
With the best lock NJ the lowest price, no Kind
ofIock prescribed standard the department relying oI Sc
lection the mechanical skill and ingenuity which a colnpeu
on, invited develop % however, proper 70 state na
mail should the following
qualities, viz durability uniformity, iehness and strength
purpose displacing simultaneously all the mail locks
keys adapted will be required be furnished BY
witnin seven months after me shall nave
locks and keys adopted well US The increase Of
but will probably exceed IN amount Three
and thousand OF the latter.
considered il be like already In general use
will with whom the contract may DC made pe
other purpose or use than that Of the Pos once Depart
The adopted patented will
contract make assignment OF ms
benefit Of the department., the
shall essential 10 the in
the service In OF the failure OF the contractor at any
uh faithfully the and conditions Of his contract the
General shall have the right besides resort TO the penal
remedy hereinafter mentioned anul said contract and 70 con
nishng similar locks and keys.
deciding the proposals and specimens offered The Posmas
General deem expedento select for the mails he
lock of bddcr and for the way mails that o anotef ne
different kinds OF locks as he may select and also the gn
reject the and proposals. he shall deem hai coe
WIN be required give ample security the sum OF
dollars for faithful performance OF the contract
ZION OF the keys guarding their
ing improper hands the Of these provisions TO be or
between the department and The successu pdae pa
No application win be considered accompanied with
trustworthy character OF the bidder ana o
n' a0'''s y i"''' ~ N X. HALL, Postmaster General.
NJ, 6-lo
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United states Patent once. !.

ON petition OF Reuben Daniels fWoodstock, Vermont
" granted To bim October
rhearing machines for
crpauon OF said PATENT which takes place the 7
la October, A. ID. ISL
II ordered that the said petition be heard AT the Patent oce on
Monday sepembe 1851, ~ O'Clock, and
show they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required hic the Patent
Office objections, specifically set forth in wrung n least
All testimony filed by either
be taken and transmitted
with the rules OF Office which will be furnished
on application ..N
ordered also that this notice be published IN the Ineig.nce
Republic, Washington, D. Daily Bee Boston, Mas-a
chset Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
ns Providence, r. L. Tribune New York and the Albany
Register Albany, York, for three successive
weeks previous 10 the 18Th day Of september next
THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
e. Editors Of the papers will please copy. and their
Patent Ofce with containing TINS nouee
Lung l2-laNY1N
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TowNsENp,s Ne,v Te-tamcns, American ediusn,

now Testamcntt American causnt
/ adt,d bv Dr vol, large octave, " TO- Hifi
d. similar edition. - TO-
caI Commentary Paraphrsse on the Old snd New Tests
and Apocrypha Patrick Louth Amauld, Why, and
Lowmsn vols. large octave, sll. 49, I. sIyNN SOD al
Wanwrrht's short Family Payers vol, III cents 1890
WiIberforces Family Prayers. vol, ~ cents
Whole Duty Of Man edition; by Rev W. w. Hawkins
oxford vol, as cents. lutir LNfl $3.50
Moshiems Ecclesiastical History; new edition vols svo,
81. II. r.
Paioy's Works; vols, svo, complete in 3, 81 80
Studies IN Christian RiogrphyS by Dsudhd. 4 vol.
Morelrs Philosophy OF Religion. ivol. .ir EaAr
just received. .# .H#a
MAY FRANCR TAYLOR
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tODfeer's signafuve.l
FORM No. 4.

STATE
COUNTY
hereby certify, on day Of, in tie year
personally the OF De nil
ns and hrs insert The Of the warrdntee and the said
being known duly
declared said that he well knew
the said heTe The rayanfee and that he was The
described who executed the within of
and his Testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
said the UaTrdntee ereupon
ncknow wedged the said power TO be his act and deed -
+a# (OGeers SignatureJ
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pwENTy DOLLARS UEWABD.-Ran from the
subscriber the ID of March, s5l coofcd woman ChI
10 be about
inches she OF rather delicate sppesrnnce and
She supposed 10 be hiring outn aAn
secre,ed by some free persons cocr
forewarned a1niu hir or hnrbofng her ihe
above will be paid her delivery 70 me ,,,, co,,
Mar aj-3awu Ssf. bibIoN.
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"A EI.yIII.'s Sermons volumes.
M Manniug ssrnnns-ihec series, in three volumes .4
oam an on the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United states-l vol.
Bishop shor. History OF England the Revolution
Of I6ss-l vol. L..#-..
Noander' History Christian Religion aud Church, vol.
Tbofntons Family Prayers and Commentary-iv vol
and New Errors by Rev. q. NJ Butcr-l vol.
Earnestness by q ". Taylor.
Lady Mary by g. u. Taylor
The Angels Song by G. u Taylor
Mark wilton by G. n Taylor.
Margaret, The Pearl by q. d Taylor.
Scenes n Clergyman Life by e. n. Taylor.
Wyau's Christian Ofieos-l vol. . -. -.#
May TRANCk TAtLok
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DARIs Editions OF MoItere, Racine, Ro"s-ea" Cns-
auband Madame sevitAe, Bossuet Lesse Ia nrsyeses
Besumnrchais Maon, Cornes, votaire, Rnc'as
silvio Psco scrnc fac a. MVn
iesquieu Maebranche, Mamer Capehqae :. rss.s
sae They Goethe Ducts, Rotop hetnoro osnsc
Constant Cousin Boleau, Floan, and many o'n ~
Of them beautifully ilussrated others hney pouna as
cheaper description 10 sell AZ low prices N. + f
Just Imported dreetfron Paris. r.,,,,, ,.v,op
thnN'h ihh1o"f
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FORM OF RELEASE.

Whereas approved o. 1850
stock TO be paid TO the state
mentioned, with pfovso
said shall be issued unul
the creditors holding bond. and other certificates OF
for which duties imports We're specially pedge
al the United releases
claims he OF bonds
undersigned creditor OF the state
holding following described bonds
certificates Of Texas a- the ease nny be- and m "heh
In tire said specially pledged
lHrred nbr The q certificates
Now purpose with ths provisions OF said
nited against them,
of certibcates1 above described
witness my hand and seal at --, this --------dsy Of
-------, 1851.
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.fierdnsria, Vusina.
THIS mansion, modern style
fonts south about thirty two feet running back Including the
hundred and Any feet Everything
provided aud comfort Of large
family public Office in Washington city It
wi perfect heahiDess OF sit
uaon short and pleasant dnve from city 10 city much cheaper
rent much sold
rented, will be moderate
had For further particulars apply to
CHRISTOPHER NEABE,
Dee lp-lawu Ale rABdra.
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NEW York Millionaire Assoctstton.-
IN thousand dollars Capital, ooo
obtained by influential
admitted
Of New York. free from
sonaI liability the 81 900 cash.
therefor cent annually
prospect doubling WHOLE in safe operations IN
mining United States under ie direction and CON
troll OLlNEh HOLDEN,
A. Tho General Partner Agent the Company,
No. Wall street, New Yok.
csfornnns and other sponsbs parties throughout Union
who aid In United States spp
cation and investment association TO be employees at d
and vessels be made
carrying mails and freight to and
from, Europe, Asia, Africa and the American
q business
long the supply OF gold continues
demand goods VIII astonish the
most calculations therefor And Is to meet this
profit thereby this association being orned
der firm and style of y. HOLDEN q Co,.
and Commission Merchants, BANKING
Insurance and Mining Agents York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
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ON petition Inlay, Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
praying Of granted him 2lst Sep
railroad &c for seven from the expiration OF said
patent place the 81 day Of September 1851
said be heard the Patent Once
Monday, september, lsSl at 2 o'clock and all
appear cause, they have
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing file in the Patent
specifically forth IN wnting at least
ofheang All testimony filed by either
be taken and transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
application.
Orded ALSO that this notice be published in the Intelligence
Republic Union D. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Tribune York; Albany Register, Albany New
Providence Journal Providence Rhode lsland and Penn
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
the lst day of september next
THOS. EWBANK,
of Patents.
r. g. Editors Of the papers please copy, send their
Oice containing this NOTICE.
IuneI
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CuuRCH CARPETING.

CHURCH CARPErING-Jv-t received an additional supply
" Of carpetnr, matching that in Trinity church
ladies
fully informed they opportunity OF furnishing hen
pcws in uniformity with that OF the church sHr.s#
bales Cocoa Selton door
do list carpcusr
Always ON hand general OF capengs, mattinEs
bed table linens, wb'eh wiz oe o" as 70" IN
prce retailing house In the county, ,ccr, norsr,s
May 6-3tcof Sna"n'i - Do''ovS.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL
LANDS. ~"
Every person night e-empuon Of the
townships townships above enumerated
establish satisfaction OF the and
land oce and make thsor
seens and before the day appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing The
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited And every
entitled "An
district Territory Of wisconsin aud for other
ees the extent Of Their leases or permits any Of me
and fractional townships above
rated in the VioU entitled under the
minimum Of the mineral lands
in Michigan, and In the Chippewa
approved S September 1850 "to enter the
and permits respectively
price 81 IS covering more than
the surrender such lease permit at
shall elect TO do fu
e2 so required to establish the
Of and Willow River,
therefor practicable after esfns s
appointed for the OF The
OF claimed Otherwise, such
claim win be forfeited. .,.....,, .
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
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