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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

publishers at 81 ayear-
AMERICAN INSTITUTE CATTLE FAIR
The grounds chosen for the exhibition OF Cattle are
at Madison Cottage, opposite Madison square, De-
tween Twenty. third and Twenty fourth streets
The choice was we'll grounded, as II is an extensive
level piece Of mother earth, and IS well aio OUT LOT
the accommodation Of exhibitors. One VIII De struck
on entering with the large number oil sheepish LOON
ing individuals assembled IN the corner on the rgh'
some OF whom at least seem to draw great dea1 OF
wool over peoples eyes premonisory OF the WOOL 70
be drawn over their backs.
We have not room for particular notice OF al the
specimens exhibited but several are worthy OF ad-
miration. long wool Buck and ave Ewes, owned
by Elias Barlow, La Grange, are large ana superior
animals Five Lambs OF the same breed, belonging
10 A. Halock Milton, Ulster County, are notice
able There are two French Merino Bucks and one
Eve. which are very fine. number OF MIDDLE
WOODS, belonging TO Ambrose Stevens from the nock
OF Jonas Webb the grea, English grower, look none
the worse for a voyage across the water
In the pens adjoining those OF the sheep are the
swinlsh multitude who occasionally grunt their re-
spopses to the admiration OF the spectator as ne ch
am,ues their huge dimensions and thinks OF the I'M
fnense ,ches of bacon to come from their sleek cor
norosues. There is some bIlstling up occasionally
among them as their Harnesses are stirred villa
stick Int immediately settling again INTO stupid
Gravity and reclining position, they look furtvely
A. the passer by ard wait for the next attack Ed
ward Wat exhibits Berkshire, whose immense load
,fes.h seems almost too much 10 move, while there
are lew Qres,er Bores extsn. than that OF Corporal
rh,mnson OF the Madison Cottage, or that shown ~
samuel Love, OF Fly third-ss, New-York. Il Is
Ioyely speoimsn fcr Pork eaters, and would almost
ts,an, /, Jaw the a1iual had NIB to spare
Tbs.o,sl entries are one hundred and twenty
,,,rbsrirs from SIX to seyeL hundred animals. We
noticed ia, lie show Of Sheep, Swine, and Neat
Cattle far exceeds AM thing ever before presented
4 orr Ca,,le Shows in New-York. MI Bell oil MOT
rissri,. sp.n, four months in England during the
last Summer, for the purpose OF procuring nero oi
c,ttle having sold his old stock year snd nan
,ro lie purchs sd but one heaa atfoad ani say as
ssx no hrsr IN gland than aie TO DC seen IN osI
Fa,,s Sore If the Bulls ard COWS a. As0t 90
CCttsse are superior to any We have ever seen ,hs
fr.s.a Morris ketchIm. Of Wa sIees, EaS ~ ~
rs,rs Cow ilat las produced hun 30 quarts OF ma
re- E,m FIRING the sea son. She Is suP 'as
= crr.s of tbs short horned Durham, and the 49,
s,ock Ms Bsihgsie, o! PerdhAm, efhtoaS IN. 49,
Ccvs. cross IL Dutch. Durham sn1 HA-''E' VI"
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lApEERrIsENEsTl

rS9 This years Christmas and New
Years mammoth Brother Jonathan is to be soon pub
lished by WILSON g. Co, No. AS Beekman-st', at i2i
cents per copy 1t VIII be the most elegant pic'o-
nal sheet q the season Br5th<T Jonathan (weeKiy
~ large family newspaper-ls issued by The same
publishers. at 81 a-year.
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n The First Ward Magnetizers paraded
yesterday ard succeeded in making themselves
supremey ridiculous so much so, indeed, that every
body laughed At them night TO their faces. five hal
room awe would describe some Of The queer ones
but our limited space viii not allow us TO DO Justice
20 the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

iIIp senatorial DIsTRICT. The Wing
Nominating Committee met last night and unani-
mously nominated Tx. Aid. SHuLrz Tor Senator
The following resolution adopted
Resored Tina, the Wings Of the Th Senatorial District
rcsneotfuIy tender their thanks and acknow
meLs 70 Hon Richard S Williams for his distinguished
services rendered during period Of legislation marked by
an importance which required true and efficient 70
stand by objects e. Wing policy, which cmlnen.y 0Ri,
tied To their glorious victory
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~ We learn with great pleasure that
Sig. Prsnzcni an Italian Sculptor, now resident N
New-York, of whose talents we hear from Europe
the best report, has completed bust of KossuTH and
another Of MAzzINI which he viii exhibit the
public, and of which We presume the many admirers
of those eminent men Will be able TO obtain copies
In plaster. Sig Franzoni's busts of Sir Robert Peel
and Of Lamennais have been fsvoraby known in
Europe he has also group representing the Arch
angel Michael and Satan at the Hague, and statue
Of Catholic prelate At Messina. lie is IN this coun-
Try in consequence of his republican convictions and
notions lie fought among the defenders Of Rome
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS,
BY TWE AMERICA.

BY 7.FE Nova SC0TTk. NEW BRUNswICK AVID
I.'ENB TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLaNc
AND THENcS
BIZ BAINS NERcRINrS' LINR TO NEW YORK
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs FOR THE WEEK.
During the week ending the lith instant twenty
three vessels have arrived at this port with emil
grants The annexed table is carefully prepared
from our marine record and gives the number Of
Storage passengers from the following port: IN
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tADyBRTisEMENT.l

Persons having capital at command, who
would be pleased TO test, uncer clerkshp, a very
profitable business, with view Oh engaging IN u,
will find an advertisement IN another cOlumn vel
WORTHY thoIr attention.
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REAL EsTArE.-The following sales

TaE FAIR.-Miss Ann Eliza Oliver, 4
child eight years Of age will play before the audience
a, Castle Garden to-day, at NJ, on tae concertna.
with an accompaniment: on tho pisnoforse The
p.yfssmance Of this child Is truly remarkable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

CALIFORNIA MAILs.-iThe sailing days for
the U. s. Mail Steamers for San Francisco have beso
changed. The Philadelphia will sail on the ssi, the
Georgia on the oath and the Illinois On the 9Sh Of
this month. Hereafter the sailing days viii be the
nh, ilth, cath, and 26th OF each month, unless the
day herpers upon Sunday, when they will DO dis
patched on the day following. The Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. have received permission from Gov
errmort 70 sail from Panama Immediately on arrival
OF the Atsntc mails instead OF waiting as hcre'o-
fore until the regular days established by tbs J. o.
Department, thus avoiding detention OF some four
or FIVE days.
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MarketsB uFrALo. Oct. Is

hsesos r, fof the last twenty four hours have
Con- ~ ssaeur, $500 bis OF Wheat, 80 900 bus Of
to ass ~ II consequence of the steamers news
whsrs ~ ~ market for Flour opened firm. and sales
NM w~sae Of 1000 bis. Michigan at % l2s. For
nsYts s!e has beea but moderate inquiry and the
H0k seady. Cornt steady AZ yesterdays rates,
eostis.- Mnxed Western were sold al dee Oats
--Cen NJ sfse. and arc N request at4sc Froighis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

L. s. CIRcuIr CoURr.-This Court will
omen on Monday next before Judge Nelson, and to-
DAY THURSDAY the day for filing notes otlsue.
Il wlil he general term for trials, arguments equity
cases and cases IN appeal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, "Wednesday, Oct Is, 1851.
Logan County gives $50 majority for Vinton
and the Wing ticket
Greene County, Vinton, 500 majority Ash
sbula has probably elected Wing representa-
i've. In Lake and Geauga, the Union Demo
crat and Whig) tickets are probably elected.
Fairfield gives 1900 majority for Wood. Lick
ing 700 majority for Wood. Portage, Lorraine
and Medina have elected Democratic tickets.
In Clinton the Wing ticket is elected, and Vim
ION has 500 majority. Defiance gives Wood 300
majority Muskingam about 100 for the Wings.
In Tuscarnra the Democratic ticket is probably
elected
In Stark, Wood has $50 majority. Lorontz.elects
democratic Judge In Coshoctil the Democratic
ticket selected by 300 and 500 majority. Mad
son gives the Wings $50 majority Pickaway
gives asmall majority for Wood. In Montgomery,
the Wing ticke. is elected, with the exception of
representative Preble elects the Wing ticket,
with the exception of Judge of Probate. Stark
county, il is supposed, has gone for the Demo
Gratis In Miami, the Independent ticket Is sup
posed I'd be elected Butler is Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

ARREST FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
NTH INTENT TO TAKE LFB.-A man named Barney
Mcnamara was Yesterday arrested by officer Spier
of the Fifteenth Ward charged with being one OF the
three individuals who grossly assaulted aud
STABBED Mr. Vignodore and his son, on Monday night
last at their porter house, No 81 Fourhay The ac-
cused Was held for examination.
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Satliug ofthe Canada.

N.p =, BosroS, Wednesday, Oct. H. 1881.
.,,ss - :, n. Steamship Canada, Captain Harrison,
As,Svs "e lot Halifax. For L,rcrpool-Mrs. Arson
Mxi NO NO children and nurse J. j. Cherdce ,
n ns.!o sscson, Miss 4. Davidson, L. Davidson,
In.ls"se Miss l.. Davidson, and nurse, all Of
lot ~ r. Dexter, A. Dexter, F. Charlton, Bos-
ws,Aasae whistle;on, Albany MAJOR Hoooe,
B lSs,s K 5. Campbell, S. LOUIS Hon. X.
C.s nesrs Hughes, II. Parish, Walter Delius,
drf S'rros, L. Davidson. Z. Davidson, J. +. Rem
Der ROOD J. Street, Miss lronhost, Mr.. w. C.
vais. nf' isaacs and lady, J. Jollle, and MI
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Arrests for Treason In Syracuse.

Special Despatch 10 the ". Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1851.
This morning. Ira II Cobb, ]. Moses, Editor
Of The Standard, Stephen Porter, A. butcher,
Anis Davis. all whites, and colored man
named Brown, were arrested for a violation OF
the Fugitive Slave Law, in aiding in the rescue
Of Jerry, ON the LIST October. They are to be
taken 10 Auburn for examination on the train
now leaving. Other arrests are in contempla-
ton, as understand the Marshal has twenty
two warrants. c. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ Markets-CKARLEsToN, OcS. IL, 1851
ss,s sorfos market is in an unsettled state Sales
Scn made Of $50 bales at S.d6lc
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SUPREME CoURT. The argument In the
case Of Csrnal was continued, Mr. Jordan address
Is CH.MnERs Before Judge Mitchell-Habeas
Corrrs "A writ was sued out BY Andrew Il. NJ Pre-
yost OF Frenchtown, Hunterden Co, n. requiring
John Nelly. and his wife, Ellen, to produce the per-
son Of HOnoTa Nelly, little girl about years od,
ofwhom MI L. claims night TO the care anc CUSTODY
Nh ano Mrs. n. III answer, allege that SAID Homo
"a Is their child, and they entitled % her care
To tits II Is repned. that by instrument exc
cuied by tie father of the child he alleged thai he
able 20 provide for Z and made over the care
ard management OF said iIonOra TO the American
Female Guardian Society, to be disposed OF accord
ing to theiT Act OF Incorporation. and that tne 30
clfty bound said child 70 the petitioner, III! she
should be Is years OF ase-tha; she was taken INTO
The family o, petitioner and treated welt-thls was
IN MAY last In October he received letter from
orc Of the ocers OF the Society, asking MIN 10 orhs
~. child 10 New-York so that her mother could see
II, and he did So The child was taken TO the house
of tspsrelts, No BlTnlng hsm-st, and they refuse
10 let Inn have her again, alleging righI 70 hei Is
beng their child. The case stands Adjourned 70 ms
forenoon.
GxSgRAL TFRN The case o. Csrnal, on the mo-
ton 70 set asce tie Wit OF error and vacate stay
OF proceedings. Was further argued NJ Jordan
following Mr. Clinton. and Ir Blunt DIs.rct A.
torney, conc Guiding, in reply Decision on honcay.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Oct ID
Before the Recorder and Aid. CoHkin and Dooiey.
-pisaSsf g1llfv-Richard Dickinson, Ale L watson,
md Willism Smith this morning pie aded guilty to
burglary IN the second degree IN breaking into Inc
house OF Owen w. Brennan, No ; Elm-st, on the
eth Of September last They were arrested oy the
Police while IN the sc. OF committing the burglary.
The Ccuf. sentenced them TO the Sta'e Pnson :
smith for FIVE ,ears Dickinson for Eve years and SIX
mouihs, and Watson for FIVE years ard nine months.
There berg other cases ready for nal, the Cour'
adOuiret for The csy.
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THE NORTHERN MAILs.-We learn til

THE NORTHERN MAnS.-We learn that
the following arrangement, of mails over the Hudson
River Railroad is now in operation
From Ne'g- York 10 Aib0ny.-7 A. NJ. Qhe way m al
train } 81 A. NJ (expreSs) l2i Z. NJ. l. NJ.
Through mail 'raln)
There also several special trains TO Poush'
keeps.e and Peekskill.
From Albany 10 Nctc- YOrk-7l A. VI. (accomm0da-
ton and way mail train II A. NJ (express) 81 L. NJ
accommodation 81 =. NJ, or on arrival OF West
eTn cars.
There is an accommodation train to Hudson at 5.
Pm
IN. M. Ill g,. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ We publish this morning the adver-
tsemen, Of the annual Benefit OF the Preach Benevo-
lent Society, which takes place at Niblos on Saur-
day The bill excellent one, the object worthy
o: all CONNIE nc alton and the house viii be crowded
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NIBLo's. MADAME THnLoy'S BENEFIT.
This excellent vocalist to an exceedingly cTammed
saloon (which she will certainly hayel Will sing IN
the opera, by Donlzetli, OF The Daughter OF the
Regiment" The occasion will be invested with az
diuona interest from the TACT Of its being the prma
douna's last appearance in New-NoTk thu season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

ARREST OF GERMAN MERcHANr.-A
German merchant, named John Dung, was yester-
day arrested. charged with stealing a gold watch
and chain, valued at $50, the property of Augustus
SchTocer residing at No 10 City Hall place. The
watch after being stolen, pawned at Bernsteins
IN Grand. st where II was found. The accused
confessed his guilt and committed to prison In
default of $500 ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ The Ely Guard will go to Strykcr's
Bay the 29thnSt for their annual target excursion
They are preparing TO have grand time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

10 The Hungarian Exiles, under Capt.
Brick, on their way to New Buda, have published
an address to the people of Chicago, where they
were on the 18th inst, stating their case and asking
for aid 20 establish themselves in their new home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

FATHER MArHEw.-This famous and
worthy advocate of Temperance, having accepted
the invitation will visit Barnum's Museum to-mor-
row afternoon. A" The Drunkard," most admirable
and popular moral DRAMA will be appropriately IN
troluced Tor the occasion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13
The Elections.

We give below the sum of the returns
received from the Southern and Vests
ern Elections held on Monday and
Thursday of last week.
kENTucKY.-The vote for Governor,
in Kentucky, is close In % counties.
Dixon (Whig) loses 32ll from the vote
for Criitenden. whose majority was s44s.
THOMPSON (Whig) Tor Lieut.. Governor
leads Dixon and is, without much donb,
elected. The Emancipation vote 70,
Cassus NJ. Clay is the reason of this
Wing loss. The Congressional retur ms
indicate the election of five Wings and
five Democrats. This is a Wing loss
of one. They are, on The LIST District
Boyd, Dem; I'd, Gray, Wing; Sd, Ew-
ing, Wing; 4lh, Wood, Wing; 9TH,
Stone, Dem. (probably) 9th. White,
Wing, 9TH, Marshall, Wing (probably)
9Th. Breckenridge. Dem. lover Leslie
Coombs); 9th, Mason, Dem. 10Th,
Stanton, Dem. The returns indicate
that the Legislature will be Wing in
both branches.
INDIANA In the LIST Congressional
District, l.. q. DE- RRULER, Wing, is
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13
Another Jubilee.

The Semi Centennial Jubilee last year is
admitted by all TO have been an occasion of
unusual interest. Among the good results Of
that meeting, several Of the graduates made
generous subscriptions TO the funds of the
College; for want Of time, however, there
was not so much accomplished in this respect,
as would have been desirable. Still good
beginning was then made, and the work has
been prosecuted with gratifying success du-
ring the year. Subscriptions are condi-
toned on our raising the whole amount
1888 ,000) by the first of January next, but
some OF the friends Of the College desire to
see the work accomplished at The approach>
ing Commencement, and for this purpo,e
they propose to hold an eriempO' dneOus Ju-
bilee, in connection with the exercises of the
Anniversary. 1t will commence ON Tuesday
L. NJ, if circumstances permit, and may he
continued on Wednesday after the other ex~
ercises are concluded.
i; has been usual for literary institutions,
applying to the public for pecuniary aid to
limit the time within which the amount de-
sired is to be secured. One College, we re-
member, came TO the last day OF tho allotted
period and was deficient Ten thousand dol
lars, and the subscription was saved by the
special eXerton of friends. Another Col
lege failed TO fill the subscription by the time
specified, and was constrained to make sec
ond effort. Now, if or subscription can be
fairly completed four or five months before
the lime expires, it will be quite n remarka-
ble phenomenon in the history of bcnevo>
lence. Let us try. Former patrons of the
College and the friends OF education gcner-
ally arc respectfully invited TO attend. Ad,
Il l., I
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B ] G. r II NJ r
AND CAMP MEETING.

There will be an Advent Tent Meeting in
New Haven (Vt.) about half mile west of
L. w, Slows Inn, near the Rail Roa com
mencng August 30th, and continue n week or
longer Elders V. Hines, of Boston, and j.
L Jones, of New York, with others are expec-
ted to attend. The following among others
will be subjects OF especial attention The
Kingdom OF God; The Millennium, not ten.
poral, but eternal; The Political world-its
present aspect considered in the light of Proph-
ecyi The present dspensation-its end near,
and the needed preparation for the event
Those coming via. Railroad, can be left near
the Ground Fare charged but one way.
l6-3W
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

DESCRIPTION Figure I, is the churh box,
and Figure ,, an end view OF tic dashcr
First, Churning. Tic cream ia prepared the
same az for any other churu. The proper tenn
perature Ilrom 60 to s. degreesl is easily indca-
ted by inserting the bulb Of a common thermom-
eter. In churnng, the CT INK is turned in the di-
rection Of the upper arrow, in Fig 2. Such is
the arrangement Of the dasher, that the cream is
first sent ON the outside OF the churn towarda
the centre, hy the stationary floats. marked j u
in Fig. 2. 1t is met b., the movable floats, G c,
and sent from the centre towards the outside a
gain, thus constantly kcdping up one of the most
elcctual movements ever discovered, for thorough
~ breaking the cream, and producing the butter
in the shortest possible time. Every one who
has tried H. sdys That 1t urns easier in churnlng
than any chrn they ever used.
Second, Gathering the Ruttcr. This is
easily done, by turning the crank half way round
and back again, and by repeating this motion =
few times, the butter is gathered nj The bottom Of
the cnurn, between the two arms Of the dashcr.
The butermilk can then be conveniently drawn
Of.
Third, Working The Butter. This is done
by merely reversing the motion Of the crank, or
turning the lasher in the direction indica ted by
the lower arrow. II will be seen that the nova
bile floats, . G, will close, presenting on the out
side of the dashcr smuoth, convex surface.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13
BLIss's COMPOUND COD LIVER OH. c,Nny

BLIss's COMPOUND COD LIVER oil. CANDY.
AS security against the numerous limitations of mi,
invaluable curative Of Coughs, Colds, &c. the prnpre.
tor has procured new and elegant wrapper design
of which represents fleet engaged in the Grand Bank
Cod Fisheries, and the III elhod ofeXtractins the OIL from
the veIs of the si-each wrapper also bears the
smilr Of The signature of the proprietor This Candy
we have known TO be used with astonishing result by
great number Of persons aud it is article that
tues
For sale by B. X. Bliss, Druggist. Spring
field, Mass. Price 25 cents per package
Also by sidney MooDY, Middlebury /;
+. Huntington, Vergennes, l.. Daniels,
Rutland. l6:lw
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Goods A.! Goods ! Goods !

This day received from Boston, full assort-
ment of GOODS, consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Fish, SC. Al
so, Fashionable Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasols.
Baragc De Laines, Black Silk, Lace, Fringe,
Giups, Sc, for sale At the old stand, by
July Is 1851. u. BECkWlTH.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13
NOTICE
TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO IF SIS
ELS, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlT1EEs ol
MINERAL LANDS,

TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND 70 ~ IS.
ELS, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF
MINERAL LANDS,
Every person entitled 10 the tight ofpIe-emp-
ton to any OF the lands above mentioned is re-
ouired TO establish the same to the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver at Sault Ste Ma
RE, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale of the LANDS embracin the tract
claimed Otherwise such claim will be for
ieiled.
And every person having the right, under
the act entitled {" an act TO establish a land Of
flee in the northern part of Michigan, and to
provide for the sale of the mineral lands in the
State OF Michigan" approved LIST March, 1877,
as lessees, occupants or permiilees, To enler
to The extent of their leases or permits, any Of
the lands above mentioned, and who are emit
lied under the act entitled "an act TO reduce
the minimum price Lflhe mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district, Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin, approved
Goth September, 1850, "iu enter the land COW
cred by their leases, occupancy, and permits
respectively" al The minimum price OF 81 20
per acre or, if covering more than one full
section, "entitled, on the surrender Of such
lease or permit AT the proper land Office, TO
purchase, il he shall elect to do so, one fol.
section" at the rate of 50 50 per acre, is reqnir
ed 10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of
the Register and Receiver at Sault Ste. Marie
and make payment heTeor as soon as pracii-
cable after seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERF1ELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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