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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-17

ne dat Of the Omnipoient it could not have been much
more glorious spectacle than this country to the ad
mng gsze Of the nations of the earth. Roman eeions
quered far and wide but what all their conquess
pared with the mighty developments Of this New World
THEIRS were conquests necessary be maintained by the
sword. Ours conquest the principles and ntellecs
oil mankind teaching the worth Of liberty, and the road
TO prosperity and happiness. .
Already our influence is beginning be felt in Europe
but te while ago had bargain for liberty Of
nefce with other nations. Now they begin to hear our
snout-they begin to feel influence. You have all read
the letter addressed by your Secretary Of Safe to the Austrian
charge ana You see 10 that the young thunder that begins
reverbeate all the world In y wears more il YOU
hold this Union togethe-and do not believe YOU can dis
solve tin nifty years there will be one hundred millions of
fecmen in this country Well, can any human being cal
cuae the political force Of hundred millions of reemen
with all the r-mighty faculties exercised upon the world
Our railroads. our steamboats,, and canals have done
wonders but our institutions and example have and
will do more
Bot must stop. am afraid have arnos, made speech
Like the Indian warrior ought to back cover up nv
tracks, but have for that, and conclude by
thanking you for yovr attention TO these few unworthy re-
marks and the accidental honor that has been conferred
upon me. ta.t
Mr. CRITTEsDrS loudly sppsuded, snd disposition
manifested call the other members Of the Cabne
present, bu. at this momen, Major General SANFORD ap
pesred the central aisle and addressing the President 'sd
"SIR Five thousand citizeD-solders Of New York, OF
gained defend the Union and the Laws drawn up
the Battery, waiting receive you Commander-inCh
Of the Army and Navy Of the United States
The President and suite then proceeded to the Battery
where the troops reviewed by Gen. WOOL and the
by the PREspIsT. Alter this imposing ceremony, the n
Of march was taken up.
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May 10

llRfcSs GooDs-We most respectfully attention II
III. public the ladies especially, assortment
ladies' dress goods unusually large aud varied
orally in order N dispose
The public will find greatly their
fore purchasing elsewhere. We have
Rich ebene, striped and plaid spring and silks,
Plain pink, blue and coIored
~ pieces coorsd for travelling dresses
10 do all wool, hpe, small figured cbdrens
Plain green, salmon shalcysa and de. rabe
sftcIe for ladies' dresses
PLAIN, md colored hcrcges, N
20 pieces rich figured bercges and grenadines
70 do iowprced do part Of which very beautiful
in low price goods
do berege DE- nnes, price, very choice styI.
In French lawns and jsconets, Ac-- = ''e
Is pieces rich printed orgsnde mnsins
= 90 printed laconet cambrics, hne
~ DO ane medium quality and price lawns warranted f.st
100 do low priced do do "a.
80 do small figured ebntxrs IN,
:. dren's
~ 90 hstmnu,ninR lawns and Orrandie mu.ins
- on good qualify black lawns, AK cents.
IN a"nuon :" the above line,
longing 10 our trade, MI Of which good
tm as can be obtained from
NY WI, only be necessary Tor purchasers be
run o. our assertion 70
ing We ask careful and particular examination.
80 :. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A co.
May e-dlm
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS
May Il



OF law, u M'bhhb fibshohE PRESIDENT OF the
United states OF hoca 40 hereby declare and make known
That public sales WIZ De held ~ bs land oces In
4, ~. l,nd oeee :, m. ait sTe MARIE commncna an
Monday day next disposal
public following named townships and fractional
townships wit
W., -, a. -. n. - ...., af "a. ux,.....t -,t-
''V''' ~ ~ V''' '' wv ''' " N'"F"''VN' ''"'"'N"
Fractional township forty two Of range ten
Tn,nhina 6,,y ,o ,,e s,r,, four mi o,, a. .,
thirteeu.
Townships forty -four and forty five, OF fourteen
ffecn.
o'p-"'e' o'N A' ' " range
one three forty
forty and forty -sevcn OF seventeen
Townships forty and forty three, of eighteen.
~ The SANE PLACE, Monday the
September for the disposal Of the public ands within fol
lowing townships portion
copper OF Superior
NJ ~ A. 49,. n. 81 ,,,,, al "A. ,r,,,;,nt ,.,,,s.
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From II . aoh AZ L Courier, May
II Can't h. Danledf

~
The Pulaski (Oswego) Banner aser,s, what no homes
fair -minded will deny, that the passage oil h
nine million plumber bill was desired
By capitalists, that they might get nine millions mc'
Stale scrip 10 bank upon.
By stockholders and SPECTATORS. that they might have
so much more stock To trade upon.
By contractors, that they might get jobs amounting .
twelve millions at high prices.
BY The whig State officers, that they might cover "
past peculaiions, and past squandering OF the PunN
money.
BY the wing leaders, that. having the contracts. ny
would have the votes Of the workmen and thus carry NV
State at the approaching fall election.
The bill was opposed
Because II was a violation of the constitution.
Because il increased by TWELVE TO TWENTY MILLION
the State debt
Because il left the contracts to be given TO favore'
Because the money would be used mighty o"
rnplion fund.
Because il removed from the people the right oiF
proving or rejecting propositions for debt
Because il would endanger orr credit a, home az
abroad, and be the opening wedge a OF eS.
agance and folly such characterized the several s
from 1895 TO 1910.
On the one hand are the bargainers and specpaot
ne bankers and contractors, the lordy n-Poouo.
on the other, the farmer, mechanic and laborer, he
Iayers-the men VINO eventually must pay the ceol, i,
ELECTORS! CHOOSE We BETWEEN THEM shah ~.
bankers and spectators prove superior to the coisus
ton, and grow fat upon the State moneys or VIII s''
vndlcate the constitution and sustain its deendersf
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May 10
BY the President or the Unitcd states.

IN pursuance law, WILLARD FILLMORE, President OF
known that public held the aforementioned land
Of Missouri the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office at JACKSON commencing
within the following named townships, viz
NORTH Of the Of the mn principal meridian.
Townships twenty eight and twenty nine on and
near turent River, OF range Ihrre. ~, IL, $3.50. IL. u ~,
Townships twenty seve Iwen-eish and twenty nine on and
township twenty eight river, of range
Townships twenty three, wentyfur, tweniyeist and twenty
Township, three, twen.yeighi and twenty
tree twenty five, and OF
SANE PLACE cling Monday tie fifteenth day
llc lands within the toll
ing named townships and parts OF townships viz
North Of the Of A principal erda.
Township twenty two, OF range
townships and twenty two, and township
twenty five, OF range tbree.
Townships twenty-five and tsenty three, Of range Ave
township sireen and townships twenty
three, wentyour twenty-five, weniyss aud twenyseven
Fractional townships and and township twenty,
, ,.n ~ nr,ye and ,,eny niae ~
thirty inclusive township range eight
Township nineteen, excerpt fractional thirty
twenty }easep sections one twelve ,nr,sen
twenty hve wcntysix twenyseven 'rtour, tir
ty- nd J
The six, township nineteen
fourteen,
wSns Gae % a s,ce 10 len neisv" IN
nineteen sections thirteen,
twenty twenty and 'hrlyour TO thirty
elusive, in township TWEEN 81 range twelve.
Tine part 'Lule River ovcrow,n Of township twenty
three range thirteen.
except quare and seven,
eighteen, nineteen thirty, Glide River
nship t,veay four, fourteen.
land Office SPRINGFIELD, commencing Monday
the eighteenth day OF August the disposal the public
within the following named fractional townships
wits
Of the line Of the ffA principal merdian.
Township twenty two, Of range twenty
Township two, three.
three, bs1, south the old State
line, in township twenty OF range twenty eight
Fractional township adjacent The State line OF
thirty,
thirty three and thiriy-fonr.
Of schools, military and
with bose and overlooked lands
thereby cultivation any winch shall be selected
for
public respectively, under
lands within iimitsn September 1850,
oin excluded the sales
granted military
rendered United s,es viii t rerod TIE aborc-
mentioned lands provided by the entitled IAN making
the aud diplomatic OF
Sc, proved ID March, l5Sl.
rne offering OF lands will
appointed viii proceed in the order
despatch
offered, the sales closed hut
than and private
lands will be admitted until the OF
Given city Of Washington sixty daypf
May, Domn thousand eight hundred and
MILLARD FILLMORE.
by the President:
j. BurrsRusLp,
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THE UNION.


IN pusuuncs OF law L. WILLARD Fill LMORE Of
United state. america, hereby declare
pabo win be held at the land once al LLWAIEk
in the Territory commencing Monday hs eigh
disposal II The public lands
following townships and fractional townships, 10
wis
Of line and we Of the Fourth principal meridian"
Fractional township thirty the right bank OF the o. troix
nssf, of range eighteen.
Fractional townships thirty three, dirty Fur, thFiyhVe, ana
twenty and twenty tight
right the Lake 81 Cras townships mry uee,
township hry on ue
bank Of The 81 CfoS ryer, OF range twen y /,
Townships ui'1 h'ei ' $50 "
|
Fractional townships thirty aud thirty the LETT bank Of
the Mis- issipp river of range twenty hye. - a., "a nL
of Msssppi river, range iwehty-siA.
and if tIee on the iei' oah
Mississippi fisef Of range twenty seven, go,
tnirywo ana hy fee ON ue e'' pahA
of he Mississ nysr, of rang. wenty-e
Fractional and triylour on Tie ie bank
| of the htississ of twenty nine
townships tiryiour and hy hVe on me iet oahh
/ Mississippi river, OF range thirty ,,. -
Fractional townships uftyh ulf sa, ua np ae'e", w
of of ihirty one
Land by for the o schools, military ana
excluded sales, and no Locations
heretofore granted by any lazy 81 congress ioI
nry services States viii be- permitted on
mentioned lands, provided by the act entitled
Tor the cv and diplomatic expenses "
government, y &c. approved ID March, 1881.
the day proceed order in which sy arr
depaich, until me whole sha nave
been OH and sale shalt not be KEEP
weeks, and private entry oil any on u'
until after the expiration OF the TWO Weeks
Given under my day Of May Domie one
'"o"S''' 's'' '''' = w WILLARD FILLMORE.
| BY the President
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FORM OF OFFER.


IN pursuance oflaw WILLARD FILLMORE, President
United States America do hereby declare aud knovn
The State of Iowa the periods hereinafter desgpated
land office IOWA CITY, Monday, the
FIRST september Tor disposal the public lands
sted In the following named townships, via
North tho bose line and TIE mn principal meridian
Township seventy nine, OF range twenty nine
Townships eighty, thirty.
townships seventy and eighty ~ thirty-one,
Townships seventy nine, eighty and eighty OF range thr
Township eighty one, OF range thirty three
Land office al FAIRFIELD commencing Monday the
6eent september the posa of pubuc lands
within the aforementioned town-bipi 10 wit
North Of The base ne and uesf Of hs h principal meridian
Township seventy of range thirty.
Township
seventy, Of thirty
office DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth day
NJ the disposal following tracts wii
A smn island sections seventeen township
township NORTH OF nine, west
of the ffth principal meridian.
aud overlooked land
thereby for cultivation which shah he selected
authorities before the days appointed for the
public entitled IAN
the aud other states reclaim the
swamp their it" approved september d. 1850,
b excluded from fhe sales And locations for land bunes
ed above
mentioned and provided by the entitled can making
preparations for Tho civil ard diplomatic of government
he, approved ID March, 1851.
he
ed and proceed the order in which advertised win all
DESPATCH until the whole shall have offered and
private OF the lands admitted
expiration Of the weeks
Given under Washington this SIXTH day Of
May, Domip thousand eight hundred and my
MLLARD FILLMORE
nv the President.
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Cbippsvs Indians third January eighteen
hna ,b.r hi viz.

North Of tAx Of principal meridian
Part. thirty and thifytwo, in township sx
FSaeonai sections in township eighteen,
thirty thirty in towA.n nineteen tall in the
tour township nineteen OF
half and nohwe-, quarter Of section s,'ee
ia township nineteen, Gan IN the
tDo $ hugrais nyer OF range tes"n.
i've, aud eish1 IN township hve nofth OF
reserve so Inc OF said be OF Indians NOT lees
hau dollars aud my cents per acre. as provided by inc a "
Az the KALAMAZOO. commencing Monday the
eighteenth day for The disposal OF the following
named islands situated in the Kalamazoo fiyer 10 witi
line and Of the principal aeridian.
Islands Nos and in section tfy wo IN township one,
Islands aud sections three and in township
eight and thirty three, IN township Two OF range hieen
Islands Nos and sections thirteen loueen twenty three
and twenty Hour, in township tcef OF range sixteen
South Of the base line and Dest Of the principal merdian
twenone and in township
Islands Nos inclusive, three four niteen
twenty Two twenty sevon and tycur, in township
islands Nos l. p D IN sections three and ten, IN township two
| eleven
Lands appropriated by the of schools military
with those and overlooked land
unfit thereby for cultivation If which shall be selecte
before the days appointed Tor tho
10 enable reclaim III
swamp lands within their limits approved September 2a 1850
granted of Congress TOR military
United u Dc permitted Of The abope
paons for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the government
| nc, approved ID March, 1851.
appointed and will proceed IN the order IN which heyN
convenient despatch until the whole shall hav
he admitted nuti are he expiration OF the two weeks
hand OF Washington, this sixth day
| WILLARD FILLMORE
/ nv the
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HE Hon. X M. MCLANE--The New York Ml'o'
IN speaking OF our late representative in Congress- sJ'
The merchants Of this city under great oblisan0m
% the Hon. M McLsne Tor his constant devotion u,
NOR Interests while member Of Cong No man nw
more to secure the passage Of the law limiting the sp
o. shipowners than Mr. McLane and Tor that alone ne
serves 20 be eraesnlly remembered The New YORK o ,
per OF commerce., we think should confer upon him 'V
special mark OF appreciation. c.n
Mf. MoLane - about TO take up his re denoe IN ~
o'n's, Tor the purpose OF devonp himself 10 the pr
~ we law ne has formed partnership With Phtip nm
ZION, esq, OF this city, gentleman Of rare egs ~
ments thoroughly verscd In commercial law and w ~
speak Tor these gentlemen tho special regard both
Baifrmors S"n
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A DDTTIONAL supplies Of now and beautiful goods
IA received Adams Co.'S Exprcs Gil As, II. LANE
having ju retained York many beautiful
articles adapted gcnscmen respectfully solicit. call from
his friends and the public,
May -A 0enuemens Furnishing Store, Penn. avenue,
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TIFhIUFHt
J. BuTTERFIELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlrTEES OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person the Of The lands
required esab the 10 The satisfaction OF me register ana
land office, aud make therefor
before the day appointed
public sale OF the lands embracing
claimed claim viii be forfeited. And
Every having the right under the act 10
tabsh Office northern Michigan, and 70
mineral lands i'll the State OF Michigan
March, is47 ees ocehpan patentees, 10 enter
permits o! the ands within the
townships above enumerated 10 be sod at the oce at san Sic
entitled under The act entitled An act
the minimum OF the mineral lands IN me Lake superior
and the Chippewa district IN wisconsin,,
proved sepiember 1850, by
leases occupancy permits respectively" The minimum Of
full secton emitted,
the surrender OF such lease permit at The proper land oe
ha elect 10 do full secion the
required establish satisfaction
Ste Mae and make
practicable dfT this notice, and before
the OF the public OF the
lands embracing claimed otherwise, such claim will be
forfeited
j. BUTrERrfELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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1000 ineh white boards, u, 49, 70 feet lengths,
Al, board
1000 hickory hoop poss
,ood; straight wais hsssy' fleet Lengths, pei cord
cIAss No. s-WAns and YailoW-Pias and Lander
io,o pine prime boards, inches thick, per n, board
measurement
900 pine prime boards, thick, pss n,
pins prime boards thick length
~ II, board measurement
1000 North Carolina prime boards inch thick, 10 "a
feet iengh, per NJ Il, board
$1,000 fee, white pine common esIns inch thick 10 feet
500 white pine cuings inches tick, 10
length, per N Il, board measurement
l50D feel white select euings, inch Thick 10 feet length
per N Il, board measurement
5000 pine cuttings, inches thick lengths
per N II, board measurement
5000 inches
Il, board
1900 feel white pine thick lengths,
per M, board
10000 feel merchanabe, thick, lengths
nj, board measurement
1900 white pine merchandise thick lengths,
per NJ board, measurement
$500 feet white panel, inch Thick 10 feet lengths,
Nj, board measurement
O0 feet Carolina yellow stepping IL inch Thick IL inches
wide 10 feet lengths per NJ board measurement
800 iei scanng by nehss 10 feet lengths, per IL board
$3.50 feet inch mill dressed flooring 10 feet lengths, per ~
board measursm NJ
Class No. Slime.
o barrels best burnt o equal seeeys and to average go
lbs. net, per barrel
Class No. r Mseeldneous.-I,on, Steel, Spikes, 4e
l25 best No. American charcoal pig iron, pei
and
$500, pounds round iron, from TO 81 inches diamee pei
Is pieces ainsh iron, long,
800 oo weigh ,a aauo p s,, ao Inch per poun
36oinea 'ee inch round iron, estimated TO weigh
$50 pounds, do
$50 fee. best quality bar iron, ~ BY sineh DO
n thip cv,aan franz iprha
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j. BurrgKfiELD, -
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEES,
OCCUPANTS AND PEhMiTTEE5 OF MINERAL LANDS.

OCCUPANTS, AND PEhMiTrEE5 OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right OF empon TO any OF the
townships fractional townships above ehu"e
establish the TO the satisfaction OF the gs
make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing his notice. and before me day appointed
public
tract camed; Otherwise, will be forfeited Aud
Every person right under he act entitled IAN ACT 10
district II The Territory OF Wco hi, ana
approved 81 March, 1871 as te'see ocePa
Of leases rm'ts,
of aud fractional townships above
who entitled der the act eied IAN mel 10
mineral Ia d. IN the Lake Supe.
Michigan, and the Chippewa district IN Wisconsin,,
1885, $50 the iand covered ny iher
leases occupancy permits respectively al me minimum pc
81 IS covering more han one iuh scuon ea
such permit at the proper lana
Office purchase he shall elect TO do one fun section at the
establish the 10 the salts
receiver saltwater ana make payment
practicable seeing his notice, and before
the day app the public sale of the
lands embracing otherwise, such claim viii be
| forfeited.
Commissioner Of the General LAID Office.
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMrrroN cI.AruA,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMr ZION CLAIMANTS.
Every emitted of pre- the
lands townships and OF townships
ted required establish
and the land ofc
as practicable after seeing ihis notice. and before
appointed tor the of
bacing the Otherwise, fort.ied
J, BUrfERfIELD
. Commissioner Of The General Office.
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TO be delivered by the Is, day of December #
Class Ma. l7--Aiseeiianeouh--HayS SC.
10 tons hes, timothy hay, per ton
CLASS No. 49, Northumberland,
Z: 40 bushels 81" old al, corn oa,. per sushel
Its provided
a, the amount and nahsr o articles aade the nsnd
required and nix determining
the bureau commandment require during se enng
les Than hose spacided the prices sa remain 's same All IN.
articles must be of the best quality delivered good ORDER and
rect respects auactory
description Of materials and SAMPLES bidders VIII
The dsive es Of all binding materials may be CONNIE need '
coEtrac and be continued from tine 10 tine in The opinion
and must be completed within the fiscal ending 3
All building by adopted by
government stucons regarding which can be had on application
On classes headed csianeous be delivered required
paid quarterly
Der January April and July When The deliveries have been sas
at Washington within thirty days ae the Of bills in
% paid un e,sd article. offered under the
l ss Stipulated Sss" m .s & shah he
by Tue parties Of III, a's, part 10 dvern all any Of the articles
.ald parties pay
Of eonae, price UPON price
ne paid in Of The actual delivery hereof which Inundated dam
App owed the
from each payment unu The contract shall have been completed
cancelled unless otherwise authorized by thu department
The sign the and make AFFIDAVIT
that the
and anilier the fun
Each offer person or
and by the according
The annulng without
Congress shall make of The
|
Persons accepted will notified by letter
through Office which notice shall he considered sufficient
aud supplies specified
within
bid will be persons
dnutng bdds. will held responsible
all deinquencies.
strict conformity
every particular will be rejected Those
be accepted will be modified and forwarded
lay, BY the navy agent at Washington
FORM OF OFFER
To n, Navy .aseni at WaEhington, u. C.
your dated day -, subject all
ane all articles embraced
there srticles prices carried os amount
log 10 write HE aggregate in words
The undersigned -, n -, in the State of -, M
Of -, in the State Of -, guarantors, hereby
named will II his Offer be accepted
before Required with the United
within fifteen after OF notice. through the Once,
the acceptance OF his bid, AZ before mentioned
Isgnatures.1
certify that above named known 10 be good
and respunsib bic puaraniors Ia this
tThe certificate o. be signed by navy agent,
collector, district attorney, postmaster.
j. II. LATHRor, Navy Agent,
May l3-lawfi