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Apo4 - 49,, FRANCK TAYLOR
DlssOLUTION Copartership- The
~ Of day. by mutual
CONSENT Dissolved George Dyer will settle
Of Of the late % also Of The
the late Robert W. Dyer deceased to which Immediate
IL respectfully requested. #aa EDWARD q, DYER,
wAsurroror, September %, 1870.
Copartnershtp Notice.Tbc undersigned formed
ooparnsrsip and firm OF Dyer Mcclure and
general and commission the
Dyer Brothe Of 10th
avenue. sF w w t.at iss II 4rl te e-fl7 TT
Tbe ost respectfuy patronage be
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Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon con
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EDWARD G. DYER
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W.snreros, septembA, ", 1850.
Sept. 9T-du
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OF the General Land ofice.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right emption
within the townships and OF townships above
rated is required establish the to the satisfaction OF
and Of land once, and make
therefor practicable afy seeing M NOTICE. and before
daya pubic
claimed Otherwise such claim viii
forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Comm Of the General Land Once.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.--Auival extraordinary, d.
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THE UNION.
Chippewa Indians .. Saginaw die rd DAY Of January eighteen

Chippewa Indians Saginaw The third day Of January eighteen
NORTH Of the base and sast Of As prineipa meridian
lfone and hiny-t~o, IN township ak, OF
fsctona sections four i've township eighteen aud
lions thirty in township nineteen tall In the
Sections and twenty in township nineteen Of
s. and The south
and fractional township nineteen,
on The ass'as range asun on Monday e
ssht day Of september next disposal being parts
SECTIONS hve seven and egn n township hvs north ..
reserve be sold or Indians al
an ao s and a es Per acre. as provided by the act OF
Al the land once KALAMAZOO. commencing Monday e
nai,ed islands situated Kalamazoo rver, witi
North tths line and 0esi Of the principal meridian.
Islands p section hirywo, in township one, Of
Islands Nos and O. in rwentyt ,wen-four
Islands Nos aud D. in ten, township one,
and thirty ee in township two Of range thirteen
Islands Nos and p IN sections ,o,sen, oar.een twenty hse
IN twenty four township three, OF range sixteen
South Of the base line and Wes Of The principal meridian
and twenty two, in township Of
Islands 10 Inclusive sections three four tsn heen,
twenty-five, wentseven, and hyour IN township onei and
j. sections three and township
Lands appropriated by law schools military
thereby valon If which shall be selected
public respectively under the ened An
70 enable s siaa Of Ahnn,. and oSsf ssss reclaim
s be excluded from
dersd 10 the United sasss any
toned lands provided BY the act entitled An act making
Ne, approved Sd March, 1851.
The Offering the
advertised all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
than Two weeks and no private entry any Of the lands will
DC Gwen under y hand =, e Of Wnnson h. sixth day
May Donin thousand eight hundred and Anyone
BY the President
C'ommis sioner Of the General Land Office,
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lmmis sioIer Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
entitled right Of presumption TO any OF the
lands townships and of townships above enumerated
required of the register
land Office and make payment therefor "a
after seeing this notice, and before the day a
pointed public sale of the lands
bracng claimed otherwise such claim will be Forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
law
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTl0N CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person right Of the lands
townships parts townships above enumerated IS
required establish satisfaction of the register and
Office make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
the public ae Of the lands embracing
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
Every having right under entitled San act 10
Office the northern part Michigan, and to
vide sale of the mineral lands in the State of Michigan,
LIST March, 6 essees occupants Pafene to enter
their the lands within the
townships above enumerad be sold The Office at sau Ste
Marie, entitled entitled Gan act
duce the minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
Michigan, Chippewa district Wisconsin,
10th September 1885, the land covered by ef
leases, and permits respectively al the minimum OF
covering full section, eniiled
surrender OF such the proper land Office
81 required TO establish the TO the satisfaction
practicable seeing notice. and before
day appointed public sale of the
embracing claimed Otherwise such claim viii be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIEID,
Commissioner o General Land Office.
70
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BY the President:
J. BUTTERFIRLD,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO IEssEEs
'OCCITpANTs AND PEKAIITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PEkMIrTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled to the right of presumption 10 any OF e
townships fractional townships above ehuhe-
establish the satisfaction OF me regis
and receiver make payment therefor as soon
seeing m notice, and before the day appointed
for The public sale Of the lands he
tract claimed such claim VIII be forfeited ana
having right under the act entitled An act 70
additional land distrio The Territory OF Wcosn
approved ID le47 iesse occupants
pere the extent OF their leases OF psrm's any
of and fractional townships above
who entitled under the act entitled hn nct 70
minimum price OF the mineral lands In me Lake nupe
Chippewa district in WISCONSIN,
approved 6h SEPTEMBER 1882 o enter the land covered h her
permits respectively" al the minimum price
acre. If covering than one fun sechon enuueu
surrender of such lease permit VI me proper ah
Office purchase full section nj the
So mere, required establish the same 70 INC salts
register saltwater and make payment
practicable after seeing this notice. and before
day the public sale OF
lands embracing the tract such claim will be
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
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COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted by
the Hall,
"Rsed, mayor proposals for
Of bonds Of Petersburg endorsed
the State ovgna 5000 payable in 1870 and $50 1875,
payable half February and
rust The proposa received for $500
until the ith Of May
they will be opened and highest
bidder thereto. The for ,e will be
rcoured 18th and 18th Juy and bidders will
nt periods they offer The corporation
10 themselves the right to rejectany offer made"
bonds
ton the chamberlain Of the town according to
resolution until the 4 day OF May o st O'clock
m.
May -dtilthMayneIi Mayor.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06
The state Convention Movement.

A correspondent of the Mountain Banner pub
lshed at Rutherfordton for whose high respectable
ity and unmpeachabie veracity, the Editor of that
paper vouches gives the following account of a
" Great Mass Meeting" held at Shelby, the county
town of Cleaveand county during the session of the
Court, week before last. The correspondent says:
Mr. EDITOR ON Wednesday, after Court had adjourn
cd at Shelby happened to be there and hearing proclama
ton the Court House door that meeting
be held expressive of the public sentiment relative State
Convention to make certain Constitutional amendments
seeing Gen. BYNuM present supposed he going to
try satisfy the people of Ceaveand concerning his
in the last Legislature.
After some time spent in making proclaations and try
ing get persons to Chairman the meeting
Mt length called to order by Col. GRIGG Chaman-Dr
WILLIAMS acting secretary. Iou may depend, Mr.. Ed
tor, the meeting THIN one you consider or
as constituting of that character 1t is serious truth
the Resolutions adopted received but three votes!
Gen. BYNUM made short Speech in which he denounced
the last legislature for passing the Equal Suffrage bill
conended that open Convention the only Republican
mode of making Constitutional amendments, lie said
Raleigh Standard had charged upon him and his friends thai
they acuated by party considerations But sadhe
sit is faisehood Now, Mr. Editor. though that among
the intelligent wings who present. this declaration
the General not very palataUe there not
democrat who had any hand in the meeting.
1t IS strange thing, MIR. Editor if there ia party in
this thing how it always happens whether in the Legsla
t"rc in publishing Western Addresses, in holding
County meetings. that wings against Free Suffrage and
democrats it. Gen BYNUM will have to make
speeches. abuse democratic editors and do many queer
things before he convince the people of Rutherford and
cleveland wings well democrats, that he did right
and carrying sound republican principles when he
voting against Equal Suffrage.
So, after all, it would seem that some Convention
men, from purity policy in the East and centre, care
about justice to the dear people, of the West
than they do themselves. The people do not want a
Convention but they do want Equal Suffrage and
will have it passed by two-thirds vote of the next
Legislature. The ruin of the mixed basis in Virgi-
nia and the betrayal of the East by the Convention
recently held in that State, ought to teach North
Carolina to beware of such edged tools Eastern,
and parts of Western Carolina have their eyes too
widely opened now to consent to an unlimited Con-
vention, and the leading advocates of such Conven-
tion know this consequently their only true motive
in agitating the matter at all must be desire to de-
feat Free Suffrage, combined with still stronger
desire to make political capital for the Wing party
Verify this is a great world.
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The New York Senatorial Elections.

The recent Senatorial election in twelve districts
in New York, to supply the vacancies created by the
resignation of that number of Democrats has result
ed in gain of four to the Wings. This will give
the Wings sufficient majority in the Senate to ena-
BILE them to pass the S9,OOOOOO Erie Canal enlarge
ment BILL which the twelve Democratic Senators
from these districts short time ago defeated, by
signing and bringing The session to close for want
of quorum. The minority placed their opposition
to this measure on constitutional grounds The
question of the constitutionality of the law will pro-
badly be contested before the courts The speech-
flying trampoose and internal improvement appeals
of President FILLMORE and his cabinet, on the eve
of the election, may have had something to do with
this result Of the good taste or propriety of the
thing, we will leave our readers to Judge
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We have received from the managers of the New
York American Art-Union, the Bulletin of the Union
for April being the first of the series for 1851 The
Bulletin is a monthly publication, sent to members
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which are annually distributed by lot. The object
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dissemination of taste for it certainly very good
purpose. Subscriptions and payments may be made
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ANDREW WARNER, the Corresponding Secretary, in
the city of New York.
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DECLINES THE NoMINATIoN.-We learn from a
correspondence in the last Neacbernian, that Hon. w
H. WASHINGTON declines the nomination rendered to
him by the Wing Convention in the Eighth District
The state of his health and the necessity of attend
ing to his private affairs assigned as causes
The NeWbeTnian recommends STANLY to be run a.
gain.
We notice that Mr.. WASHINGTON, in his letter OF
declension says that, "upon one contingency only
(Which has not arisen,) would consent to be can
didate." What is the contingency, the failure Of
which to occur, has caused Mr.. WASHINGTON to de-
cline? Is there want Of coincidence of opinion be-
tween him and the nominating Convention 1! We
confess to ignorance upon this subject, but would
like to be informed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06

You depart for the Western, and for the
Eastern hemisphere. new career of action is
now opened before me- and hope to unite my name
with new and great events and with the unrivaled
greatness of the republic you go to unite yourself
once more with people among whom behold at
once the simple manners of the first ages of Rome,
and the luxury of her decline! where see the taste
the sensbity and science of Athens, with her fac
tons and the valor of SPARTA without her discipline
As citizen of the world, would address your
country in the following language: Every man
and every nation is ambitious, and ambition grows
with power, the blaze of vertical is the most
fierce. Cherish therefore, a national strength
strengthen your political that
armies and navies of the in the world as
the police in London Paris, and soldiers not
made like potters' vessels, in minute-cultiyate
union, or your Empire will be like colossus of gold
fallen the earth broken in pieces and the prey OF
foreign and domestic Saracens. If you ire wise your
republic will be permanent; and, perhaps, Wash
ington will be hailed as the founder Oft glorious and
happy Empire when that of Bonaparte shall be oh.
scured by succeeding revolutions
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06

Rss~The Rev. JARVIS B. Buxton, for the last
twenty years Rector of the st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Fayetteville, died at that place on the morn
ing of the 30th ultimo after an illness of forty eight
hours.
Mr.. BUxToN was able and distinguished Minis
ter of the Episcopal Church, and possessed the re-
spect and esteem of his people and of the community
in which he lived. His funeral was attended by al
most all the Episcopal clergymen in the diocese who
in attendance on the Convention then in session
in Fayetteville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06

SPECIAL TERMs.-Gov. REID has made the follow
ing appointments of Judges to hold Special Terms OF
the Superior Court for the counties mentioned -
Judge DICK, Martin ELLIS, Mecklenburg MANLY
Gates; CALDWELL, Guilford; BAILEY, Buncombe
SETTLE. Wake
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06

Arrival OF the steamer "ASnlASGOu-AhTee OuyS
Later from Europe.
The steamship Washington arrived at New York
on the Cd instant from Southampton, bringing dates
from London to the 21st ultmo, being three days
later. The Washington brings one hundred and
eighty tons freight from Bremen, and seventy-four
tons from Havre. The great exhibition continued to
attract attention, the receipts amounting some
days to upwards of S1S,50O. The property tax bill
had passed through the committee in the House of
Lords.
The opposition of the Legitimist party to Louis
Napoleon was exciting much attention in Paris, and
it supposed they might do much towards thwart-
ing his schemes.
NJ Theirs has publicly expressed himself in favor
of a Republic. He says that France wants deci-
dedly Republican President.
The Sugar BILL at last advices, was before the AS
sembly.
The commercial advices from Paris and Havre are
more favorable.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINopLE-TheA Amnesty question has been
concluded. Kossuth and five others still held
captives, and their captivity will be prolonged be-
You'd the present term.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-06
MrOng-NOt RIGHT.

Almost every Wing paper we open has extra
supplement filed with government advertisements.
The only exceptions to this rule seem to be the Will
mington papers. Now this, we think, is not exactly
right We certainly have pretensons to any of
the pap' ourselves. 1t is the fortune of war that
we should be on the lower side of the wheel Just now
and we submit, since there is no use in grumbling
but really we think that the powers that be have
treated our town eotemporaries rather shabbly. We
believe former neighbor of the Chronicle the
very first paper in the State to hoist the name of
Gen. Taylor, and yet do not reeolect that there
has been the slightest recognition of its services
has the government degned to make known its wants
in any through the papers of the commercial
capital of the State although every petty local pa
per is filled with government matter, though not
ven in existence previous to the election. 1t is said
that there honor among thieves, but it would
that there is no gratitude among Wings We cannot
regard this as respectful or right.
B9g@The Southern Rights Convention of Georgia
have nominated Ex-Gey. MCDONALD as their cand-
date for Governor