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The Havana Massacre. !.

There are different accounts respecting the
number Of persons captured and shot BY she
Havana authorities. The New York Herald
has anaccount from one of its correspon-
dents, which classified them thus: ~.
Forty Americans, One Italian, 2t'
-Four Irish, One Philippine Islander
One Scotch, h Two Havaneros, and n
Two Germans, Hungarians. sig ..
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-01
Baltimore and Ohio railroad west

We learn from the Wheeling Argus Of
Wednesday, that nearly every section be-
tween that place and Grave Creek, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is opened, and
hundreds of men engaged in bdilding shan
ties for themselves, and they are erecting
bridges, culverts, &C., and every section is
broke upon or leyeled, preparatory for the
sleepers and drails. 8 a& esaE.
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Affection, like spring howers, break tbTopgh
the most frozen ground at last, and the heart
which asks but for another heart to makeit
happy will never seek in vain. .lsaslhasr
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or The completion Of The Railroad from
Cincinnati to Dayton, is to be celebrated in
Hamilton on the 10th Sep!emtsr next. z
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-01
Kentucky State Fair,

The State fair will open on the 9th prox..
AtLszingtOn DIR J. Breckenridge win
deliver the Address.
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b. hN Ia
A Tart SpescA.-At. Womsn's Rights Con
ven.ion, recently held at Akron. Ohio, among
other ladies' who addressed the Convention was
Mrs. Coe, and it may excite a smile to know how
she was down on'' the masculine gender. Mrs.
Coe says: y ~
Something has been said Of the different spheres
in which the sexes are to move, and am glad, for
once, to hear attempt made in the resolutions Of
Mrs 8. to limit that Of man. have always heard
that he had sphere, but no one before, believe.
has ever thought of prescribing bounds to it. His
sphere has hitherto been all creation and If by
any Yankee invention he could contrve means to
get out Of it, i would be perfectly legitimate.
lLaughter He may not only engage in the
most noble, but wherever there il = copper to be
turned, may descend to the most common and ig-
noble pursuits, without encroaching in the least on
the boundaries Of any other being.
He may not only study, practice the professions,
engage In extensive manufactures and mercantile
enterprise but it is considered perfectly Legitimate
for him to descend to the minutest details of a
ady's toilet. He may sell hair-pins, combs,
thread, needless breast- pins, ear and fnger-rngs,
doll babies, with all the ct eeteras Of childs play
house, ginger bread, beer by the glass, and even
sugar candy by the penny's worth, if there is any
money to be made from it. [Laughterl And Il
have life lease Of heaven, on condition of being
perfectly contented with it, and should hear six.
pence drop on the floor Of hell he would feel an
itching palm until he had contrived some means "a
slip down and pick it up [Appause and laugh
ter The creed written ON his young heart from
the moment he leaves his mothers apron string is
zion: sSs ssS s.lsd ae q s.,ss sss es dow
sss.l s,.. Dy nj night r. :Pa d.s ..s.! By day.
BE hypocfe, bar. knave, q fool.
q soss RE- sos. -: s:d
An empty pocket b the woEss Of cfimss.'
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So"mEh hAhhAndeMENT. Prom June IA to October l5, 1851
office Hours-wess-day.. from a. n. until r. M
Sundays and Hoydays, from unit, II A. M.
Great EAsTERn MAIL. via Mobile. arrives daily at
fer ss..s. s:. md .s ss
iesn e s ns g., e. e. ns :
Ta'sss: aSa's'' ss's
M ::aPs.s sstsa =
a.s '!s.s's ssisssss ssss..
s aSd O ss sas..
sSss %' sss
daily-hours Irregular - y,
.sI.; sT kog,s .gus M4 %pRy,. Matches. ye..e.s
day. excepted, AT p arrives daily irregular.
.s qEDgrs Es.s s.p1x
s%s.sprss Wat Roansy 81 J.ph
Sunday Fsy ss.,s
sa Fs,s s.ss Go.sF M. Hpp.s Ne
.on, insor diver BayoS aoa., iSsl,is. Pssus
sss ssa1Ss s:s M.,:so: Mss sns s.
ps ss% Ssips pc sss % Sunday
ns RIVER NAL supplying A,.ad. Grand Eeo.
a. as o. Generally Tuesday and Friday 'rvss twice
1' 9: asssss:s ws:: 8:
a. s. sa as ss: S; :s:e e. s'nda'
81 aa o e.
p. m - :. - : = -
GALvssToH, sALua1x. IxD1AHoLA and PoRr LAvAcA.
c!0s ssEy Sunday at due Tussdsy "Wednesday,
BaAxos SANTIAGO. Point label, Brownsville and Rio
fsnoe cioses every Thusday, mi due Monday,
HAvAHA NAIL closes (airso) On the 18Th and ah Of
monh on he ah and 2Sth a Salpss,
due on or about the s 18Th, ID sOh. Postage pay
Wssr IsDlA 4 I.IAsDs. Mrx1co. Ports IN the Calf Of
and thence BY B tiah all steamers closes direct
@ h saGe .n5 m p nj and Va Gha!ss.o. on the s
Both, tpoH g. payabein advance) as follows:
Aish the distance from mailing oice
Over 800 miles Halfounce Letter. 20c Nswspapsr 20
Net Bns Possssoswhsn dissapcs frm the u g. maips
office iisso UNDER .Hafoz Letter. Newsape lc.
Over oo mics Haloz Letter. 4Sc Newspaper, 4c.
delivery 800 UNDER .Hsfox i0c Nevspaper &c.
Over $50 mles .Hal'oz. Letter. 20c Nswspsper &c
NKwGRAMADA. West Coast of South America California
Nth Of each month"; at arrives 9Th 2li
Postage payable In advance except California and Oregon
snes cents and on each nevspsns csnss
when and each each PAGER VIE,
received. -
Schedule OF Postage.
The olo.ins viii be the Rates Of Postage on and alta
the la Of July, 1851 x,s
4. Lstsr Poaage by onehaif ounce or under betvee.
| oooo paoes within the United s,ates:
5N0 miles or ufosf &c. prepaid.. Sc
Over 5Vo &C. prepa,d. .l0c uupat
p Letter Postage. BY onehaf ounce Or under. when con
Y ae un.ea otes wholly OF In part by and
o ~ mile S!ss Or M To bs prepa'
ov' 49, eI hos... III 2oc To 30 prepa
shall De adjusted rates BY Postal Treaty
| already concluded, or hereafter to be made.
3. Newspapen. not exceeding three ounces in weight Il
acua and bona fds subsc6ers postage quarterly
advance. . - - "
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Tbe Daily Crfsetnt
IN PACE.


A track of moonlight on quiet lake,
Whose small waves on 4 silver sanded shore
Whisper Of peace, and with the low winds make
Such harmonies a. keep the woods awake,
And li'tening all night for their sweet sake.
A green.wavsd sIops Of meadow, lowered Ger
~ angel troops Of lilies, sw4ying light
y On vicwless stems, with folded wings of white
slumberous stretch Of mountain. land far seen,
Where the low westering day, with gold and green,
B Purple and amber, softly blended, fills
The wooded wales, and melrs smong the hills,
viae.lringed river, winding to its rest
On the calm bosom u I, a,siosmless sea,
Bearing alike upon ils plscid breast,
With earthly flowers and heAyantR stars impress'd.
The hues of time and Of eternity
Such are the pictures which the thought OF thee
Oh friend, awakeneth. charming the kesn pain
Ofthy departed, and our sense Of loss
Requiring with the fdllness Of thy gain.
Lo! on the quiet grave thy borne cross,
Dropped only at its side, me- links doth shine,
vi thy beaiitude the radiant sign
No sob Of grief, no wild lament be there,
10 break The Sabbath of the holy air.
But in their stead, the silent breathing prayer
W hearts stIll waiting for rest like thine
IN, spirit redeemed forgive us, If henceforth.
With sweet and pure similitudes Of earth
We keep thy pleasant memory freshly green,
vi loves inheritance priceless part,
:, Which Fancy 8 self in reverent awe is seen
10 paint, fQrgetful Of the tricks of art
Win pencil dipped alone in colors of the heart!
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q ssss s
Of Ae county, Every of the viii receive the
WORTHY and enduring monument 70 Inc great nsa Of The
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20 s,s Sys .s 1 S s ar r. 70 e
S hs the
iat.on BEEN 100 ions es6.hs any rsoo%@sns.
Sn hs are in the highest the works
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selves. The sntie wok viii Be The fne imperial folio
sok ss.s Z ss s s
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EoI sch ~ them ~ honoabs fsm: thsSushont the nation
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ss, I'D s%s .s.;y sss; y =;
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work this kind has appeared in Amsica and the
prizes .hsy .a.sn 10 Ea.o yco beyond iSs reach
dsss'faf ss price, They have
for Sr bsD
Fwo Fixs copies tor the year. <eech>. is GO
r.n....u g .s 8, '..''..'............. ID w
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the numbers sold separately For snse numiei ~ oUe ne
dollar and larger quantity Of angle number the
ssa AZ orders I for single mhs or win be promptly
without danger OF injury by the Expresses any part the
tT Any Bookseller, Postmaster. Librarian. or any other
pssson may obtain subscribers. and bis orde will Be filled
Advsrtsem which concern the Fine Arts, in every
Earopean journals on the following terms:
For soDa,s oS SS aDs ssna ne onos
oo;:spenSias '.ascoa i: larger space "
u
sa.co.lsn st opened at all the principal Book store.
t1I0nghont the United states: jes5 Gun
M RS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
emo tie pis%s sSs N No.
sttisisy occupied by Mr Shall she prepared
Sos.%bsl $780, o. ''' na iso
SMITHS HOTEL, BAYOU SARA, La.
THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
for the last foer years under the direction Of tho
TO- e: :s's e. y.
sss.s % H.,. hs aos eli ss Lfsy e E EST.s.. with
spas os' - -. ' -. = !. TRos. B. SMITH.
| ARCADE HOTEL. -.
THE public can be accommodated q usual al
a. e, = hi 49,, si1,. IT, ss % ths d instant
N ahs 81 Il ''' '-'' '' Z Nv w. DIGGEs 4 60. a.
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Gen. Jackson and Nuttifcdtion.- Richmond
Times, speaking of the refusal of the commandant
OF Fort Moultre TO permit the fire eaters of Charles
ton TO celebrate within the walls, tells the follow
ing story of Gen. Jackson:
When the Modification trouble was pending,
petition was received by the Secretary of War,
requesting that Fort Moultrie might be placed for a
time under the control of the authorities of Charles
ton, to be used as an hospital for an epidemic was
represented to be prevailing in the city. The Sec
retary thought the request a very reasonable one,
and SO spoke Of it to Gen. jackson; but Old Hick.
ory instantly smelt a rat, and throwing into his
countenance all the energy Of expression of which
It was capable, told the Secretary, Sir, you will
turn the guns upon Charleston, and send him a re-
enforcement without delay. That's my answer to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

Discovery in Egypt.-The NewYork Spectator
gives the following account of most interesting
discovery in Egypt:
II is known that there exists in Mount Zabarah,
situated on an island in the Red Sea, mine Of
emeraidss which was formerly worked by the pa.
chas Of Egypt, but abandoned in the last year of
the reign Of Mehemet Ali An English company
have solicited and recently obtained authority 10
resume the working Of this mine, " hch ia believed
to be still rich with precious stones. Mr.. Allan,
the engineer of The company, while directing some
important excavations in this place. has discovered,
at great depih, traces Of an ancient gallery which
must evidently be referred to the most remote an
tlquity. Upon removing the rubbish, they found
tools and ancient utensils. and st0ne upon which
hierogyphic inscription, now partially
defaced This circumstance proves The truth Of
the opinion expressed by Bezoni, on the strength
OF other indications, that this mine was worked in
ancient times. The nature and form of the mple.
mens discovered, and The coniiguration of the al.
lery, the plan Of which has been readily traced.
proved most conclusively that the ancient Egyp.
iians were skiliul engineers. 1t seems from exam.
inafi'n of the stone which has been discovered.
that the first labors in the mine of Zabarah were
commenced in the reign of Sesossris the Great or
Romuius Sesoslus, who, according 10 the best and
most generally received opinion, lived about the
year 1850, before Christ, and who is celebrated by
his immense conquess, ~ well as by the innumer.
able monuments with which he covered Egypt.
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DCo., 1900; Pinst. Ca.til-
lon 4 Co.. 1tsnnsasy. ls0ndon
SHERRY AmontiIlsdo
Hssnoay. Imperial. Yriafte,
-IS1 IHS1xSGIkA Blsokbum's
South Side. Howard. Marsh
y Co, etc. etc.
PORT-The Queens. Opor-
10 bj6R$G1s tHRsS11 IS s.o' Chamber.
tin, hermisase, ste. etc; =
Co. . n sidsick Schneider.
Creme de BeQxy. etc. etc.
lit. q SAUTERNES-Cha-
eau d'YQ1em. eso. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLafitte,
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~ NEW GU6I0 Nm s 7
% Csns 11rsse. tAses 1eers -, 'ps.I,.. ,r
rf%HE ..,.A1;. = As.u- ...a
Yecc - esPeeu9ay mUs0q - .caH 9Dd
psse sf e ~ n - q fiAN1Es,n y! fEs, 4UolO
Ao0 npS1CAL INSTRUMENTS, q ~ W~,X
shsys tsestashgssus. consisting q pet o. W
,SsSl0I rl1no ke.tess 9ea Peys Co. Heaai he,T.
y 9snf Grsnd Pissosr fssG Hessj iisss "A P,esd
RlcoR fIsnos and Henincs. from gesz. =.
ca. nd otfess ~ :" : ".n -
wsy.NewY9k
ssd% 6sssas. IN ncS carved cas,.. 9
Ehe HaIholiem Orcbs.sn. q OsganiEea Piapo.
Boehm Flutes
BE- nsnn%sss from doubs 6a 81 70 GSs :, NV with
Z fnlD beoytrne n 0f nj MO 49, sni nj "'s
M ALFRED p. TRijST hss IL cSs,r. of III. ..,bu.a.
Rsai and viii bs q iii ~. readv "a WsSt an ~
soSm has besu ftt,i m "a H. y. az n. ,.d,
vesS Inv ~ slrsvs -, - - u:s ,.ass
I~p'esS Ss''.r ssps0
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A. ii. DONALD0ON,
No. 81 Camp strset, NsW Orlsans
iMPORrRR OF cHoIcn
n RRANDIES-Sazerac, 1885; Otard, Dupuy &
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ICE! ICE!--The subscriber possesses receipt to.
epable person 70 make les. in any climate bat
accomplished by the most limited understanding.
propoe from even warm In the hottest climate purs
The luxury Of always having ones will, n the heat Of
summeE pure aud dsicons ce will readily Be eonoeed
and ~ advantage Of sickness cannot be too Greaty
prxe By the same process warm water car be Fende!ea
delightfully."- cold about Eve minutes and ice creaInss with
mnutes
Tbe following notice Of this great discovery b taksn irons
the New Yoyk Sun: -
!" A REAL Luxury -pr Jas. R. Wilmuston produces.
Shy artificial process and solid ice, from
the of summer. in hess than half hour And he
render bar e OF cold cs self in few
living South"
JmsThis recept. which contains full instructions for
making and coO,hs water, ard numt rDns
other useful matters, will be forwarded order oz two dol
- "a LA Nassau ursst, n. Y.
One agent only will be appointed each and hoss
desne the agency forward fifty dollars, Tor which they
will receive hrysayen cppies Of As pamphs cont.ielps
full instructions. jea5 II
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NEW ORLEANS POsT-oFFICE.

SUMMER ARRAhGEMENT From June IA to October 49, 1851
offics Hours-Week-days, from A. n. until 8 r. M.
Sunday and Hoiydays, from unit, II A. M.
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

WHEELER, GEDDES N CO., would res
psetiuy inform the public that they preparsb
to Dc ST TEAMBoAr WORK, and baild SUG AR MILL
and Saw Mil MAChiNERY and RAILROAD WORK.
the shostest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lstes OF various Sizes enabled to tun and
bore Iron and firns work Of al mos, oil kinds
Orders ior Columns, Pipes, Wheela, Furnace Mouths,
Grais Bars Store FTn Iron Shutters and Door, Gallery
Grden Stove Plates. ven,ilaom. Sash Weights. will
meet with prompt attention. ~ ,si..s K.
The Blacksmith Department Il fitted up enable workmen
to execute any osaers that may be received. i
please attress u {. 74.lt.f
WEEEIER,, GEDDEs & CO.. Nsy3dssn,. La.
3. swOOP.
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= Go ct you gold, 70 mstter hoy,
Steal by night and steal by day,
ll0ing 1t al, In . legal way:
Be hypocfite, bar. knave, q fool,
But don't be poor (remembsf the rule y
Dines and dolars. and doiIass and dimes,
An empty pocket b the worss Of crimes"
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PHILADELPHIA
RY and TAuNx Wnrnl

g ROBB y co. No. q Gravier street, are con
~ stantly Escsiving irom Phiiadsphia and %SYYl
"a England new Goods N tkeiRline. stfAA5AxN
Theisst9sk conpshss SADDLxRT ~Ef ~
kQf al dssogiptions, SaDpLBRv ~ ~
HARDWARE, HARK1gs, LgATHhR, MA1RkAAI
etc. IxDIA RuBHkR GooDs, 1aAyELlHo Sna RAc11N
TRUEHs e<n. eto. - ~ 80
AIso-A fns assutment Of BrypALO RopRs.
6V Planten and Oealau invited To call. jaB
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

be a failure. The intended Bonapartst banausts
in the suburbs, was prohibited by the authorities
he French funds had improved little, but ne
progress had been made towards q solution Of the
difficult and intricate questions now agitsting
France, regarding a revision Of the constitution and
prolpngation Of the presidential term Of Louis
Napoleon.
Adyces from Berlin, under date Of Sd of May,
state that the King of Prussia had left the capital
for s'chwerin. The Prime Ministers of Prussia and
Austria to be present at the conclusion Of the
Dlesden conferences and summonses had been Sc mt
to the ENJOYS, who were absent from Dresden, to
return there for final stting. The general re-
suit Of the debates the press laws going ward
IN the Second Chamber, promised the restoration q
most of the provisions Of the Upper House, which
VIII render them equal to the most despotic press
laws in Europe.
The accounts from Madrid are 70 the frt of May
Carlist conspiracy had been discovered in Cata-
Ionia. Seven persons were arrested, but on their
way to prison were brWally shot BY the soldiers,
on the Ilea Of attempting to escape
Adyites from Vienna mention that note had
been forwarded to Corstantinopse in which the
detention of fourteen Of the Hungarian fugitivcs
was demanded for two years longer. Austria q
fercd to bear the EXPENSE Of their maintenance
Tslegraphic news fiom Tuscany State that tn,
work of reaction in f2a swing in that state.
Giand Dueal ordinance bad been issued, em-
lowerng the police to place all persons suspected
OF an intention to disturb the pablo peace; under .
surveillance, and even to derrive them of their
liberty for the space Of year, 4 necessary. Tho
proclamation contains other anc equally despotio
DEGREES
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CUPPLrEs OF COAL ron THr AIMS HOUSE DE.
" partmentPropessl sealed and endorscda as above will
be received by the Governors the Almtouse u their o
kotunda. Park until ~ o'clock NJ of The yh instant Tor
supplying 1000 tons broken coal and 3o tons stove coal
cfBesver Black Heath Wyoming Lehinh Of any and all
descriptions Of the best quality free FROM chesnut and Pea
and All other imIuritts each ton % consist q l0los
To be delivered a Reevue foot 81 Twenty sxth street.
Ess River Baekwslrs and Randars I,ana. ani ., such
vharvef in this city he Designated Tor that purpos
such times snd In such quantities as he required
or before the m day of November next free of n,
and 70 be subject to the inspection of competent
proned BY The Goyners r ths, purpose whose decision
In respect 20 quality shall be final Proposals. 10 be
panied BY the of tro responsible persons with then
sssent IN writing security for the faithful performance o.
he contra The contractors have the privilege Of d.
vsrnx 81 .hs broken coal and loo ons q stove coal At
early period the bslsnce will probably be required 70 be
delivered before The st dag of November next Any nfor
his ofoc. Ill CODDfNCTON.
III HERRICK.
once Of the Goverrors of tAe AImshouse.
New York. Nay g. 1851.
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1NsUuAyCEs.

I IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss-ToAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society Of Lon don.Gepora gents oes N
Wall street New York, May, Is5i.-Cartal S2sa oD and
surplus St2T. The Withdrawal table OF the society
affords TO the assured who ake their policies
these tables the greatest possible aud prospective
advantages that be conferred by life On this
table the assured entitled time 20 receive inte
rest an immediate advance 10 the evtent of the
amount Of the paid niums without security,
eoral liability, or deposit Of the policy, brt by simple
dorement thereon; orthe half premium may be withhold
during The whole continuance Of the policy Also, In the
event q the assured ~ any time not requiring 20 continue
the policy on s surrender oneha Of the
will be returned by the society.
At the last rcpcrtad In Nav ths
bonuses declared W the weree option Oh return
of 10 cent their premiums IN cash
addition 70 The original assured By each roS varying
from % 70 60 per cent.
Exsmrles Of bonuses siready declared viii bs found In
the socieys pamphlet together with tabes 81 rstea and
other information application 10 N Wall street. or
Of the agencies, free Of expense.
party at moderate ANIMAL premium insure for
life and he survives 10 reach the years the fall
insured, TO $500, will be rsid him; Ms
before that period the assured wl be paid
10 his family or legal reprcsentatveS
rcrors ~ly.
g. EDWARD HABTCHT, Chairman.
j. J. Palmer. " q. Trcker,
s. s. Rowland, Henry Iudlan,
WIN. Van Uook, Robert J, Dillon and
J, Kesrny Rodgers, " o..
The Board meet Wsdnssdsy a. Wall street for the
taken at hiI rate: q s s.,gs gr.psism; gr.psism;,..
superintendent ef the United states kocal Board
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE APRIL aTH. Is5l.-SU.
~ nss"E m ,ssa made & as ,s o oas
rants under the act Of 18th September 1900 should be lo
Wit ''''''
There three modes BY which those locations may be
Ist. BY the warrantee IN person;
81. By an Agent or Attorney.
the frst q second meas 4 adopted The application must
tion Of country which the location desired b
eomraned BY adayt according 70 the following FORM
w9,r, u; ra mod. Z ,ssrss PsySs S e Attorney
of witness according 10 the following fern. No which
ss ssd q tho
knevlsdsmes' q ds.ds seeordips 70 form 10. sera
omce who're the location made uues peca directions 70
Commissioner.
sc sTarso,
hed 70 take sdavts personally appeared there insert
S S s z ne ss S" x
70 whom wsrrant Ne for scres uadsr the ae,ef SEQ
rho now applies 70 locate the same.
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On this day of -, IN the year -, personally sp-
reared there Of warrantee and acknewegd
the within Power of Attorney he his act and deed and
certify we'll knew said there insert the of
and that he " the who s described
In the within Power, and who executed the same.
FORM No. 4
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COUNTY
thereby certify that on this - day of In the yesr
persp.ly came befor, hsr. insert N. name q n.
vinessl and there insert the of warrante and tne
said Of witness being we'll hn0wn 70
duly by and hs oath declared and said
that he veil kse~ the said there insert the name of van
tee and that he the person described In and who
executed the within Power Attorney and hs testimony
u satisfactory evidence of that fact and the said
there insert the waantee thereupon ssknsvedg
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