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MOS HI.

En- tonseqaenceloi addilsnai Liabilities in
4 Cared 6y rebuilding my shop and other
bo.s.s. / an, Completed 20 request those IN
dsbl4, 70 me by note on account, 10 come for
war;; and sonlre off tlle same. NoIht g bu
.,he mos, u,qent demands Tor Money could
,orce me 10 make this Ieq6est.
/ hone all hose ln4ebtel will feel them
selv+s called upon TO come t'N ny feHe'' pY
SO doing YOU will much oblgeN
E. G. q. BEANLAND.
Nib.,6 l05t-lf.
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SNUET.
Iron! Iron!!

wEyE will keep on hand al all times, a
w complete assortment OF Iron, and SO
he,iftbs custom OF thuse wishing 10 purchase
IN, nalh ar on lime Just received 10000
MOUNDS: il is IN our way, come on and take IT
B. SHAPARD.
J1n. Id. 1851.
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Cash for IEool!

I" E will ray 3Octs perpound IN Cssh
wv Tor clean washed NEOOl.or will give
goods or groferies al loWesI Taies lor u,
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
July. %, 1851,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

CArERPIILAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA
CoTToSI The Charleston Mercury OF
the 10Th inst. says:
con Tuesday, we noticed the pres
ence of the army worm in the imme-
date vicinity of the city. They
made their appearance simultaneous
ly in tile Parishes of St Andrew and
Christ Church, adjoining Charleston
ON the East and West. They are
not, strictly speaking, the Cotton
worm, being somewhat Of an omniv-
or6us character, generally commend
ing their attacks on the grasses and
small grains, and extending thence
to the young corn, cot ton, rice, &c
On one plantation, every blade o.
grass in the. pastures " as destroyed
in the course of twenty-fpur hours
from their first appears nee. IN the
cotton fields they are scarcely less
destructive, stripping the plant o
leaves, and also perforating the young
bolIs, which perish Immediately.
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i7afefteFiilc Observer
MHre!l E!eelian.--1S5
stt!., lra-L1Ne9LN 90.

!
tP y ar4Y,a,Aouked Is, annoonte wmj
Ias. z tzSssNs, chaii4dle ioi o-erA a
lae March Eirqt.pis isP2
VIE az authorized to aHaeupee ste
ME. N-suellstO4e. candidate iof Saef7
.Iat the Mach EieenPo. l3J2-
49, We Rfe aotA erzed 70 aan ,.,i. ]
rgs-sasrd gYs,ita, a caulilate Tor Shtriii
ii ihe March iieotoe- le92
ca5srr cofRT cLaas-i1HcoLN co.
1.y.I 49,. 5nhorze.l 10 announce Co'i-
eef,,ef sels:sl,. Es1. IA candidate Tor Conn
!. 1.,-,.lJ..rk|,l he March E.iecuon. 1872.
~ |. ars auiiioGzed 10 annonuce
qst.r,rE4 t-...sEi lzlgs1ss -csadidatt. ior
Chm. .JenS.ieik at.the March E,ecHoat
I 1852.
.sl4+7s--f.,zoorx co.
XII. IL ARD hnihorizei TO announce Ea;-
r,... ss.lfs}5ssb, ED, caadlla'e lor lie
L l,sr IA lEe M'.rch Election. 1852. II
;sH. W.. are aulAoIiZrd 10 annnpaff
FL. 5fc:.l.z.l.s EausezasOn, a eaad lalf
id Rigsssr asT4ae N Yea Eecuon, 1882.
t We Are authorized 10 anwoanc4
kaf9ea x. berry, a candidate iqr RegisIei
al h4 March h.iecuen. 1872.
IL We are apihor,z-d 10 announce
Ebssn e. -7Iorgays, p candidate for Regis
ei4tnc March E.eciion. s5l
irP We are authorized 10 aopolnrF
/. yya;ft5sqgsosl a candila,. Tor Reg
,slef as,ihs Maica Elepfion. 1882
dsncUIr oouar cv.ERK-LrN6oLY co.
sf-f9 II. are auihsrgZe,i 10 anuoance ,sas.
Y 4s;:ieaVt. candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk. Al ibe March EHee'io0, lo5@
& > Ne afe authorized 10 apucuare
Fg, SGT :. sgobsl ware. = candidate lof
t,lt,tlit ID III t;ierk al The March Eecuon.
1904
az coLL,yc To R.--T.IEcoFN 60.
81 - W. are aaiAa1ized 10 announce
Robert iereanpn, Esq, cagt1la'e ioi
Tx CDHeeiof 81 APPS rouniy, 'or iey2.
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..Nspar Ess.asag

n OBEKT A. GRAY hasilg sold all his
D. interest," in the CHEAP CEerHSa SToRs
10 Col. l.. r GRAY, the business viii
he esIier he conducted by scoTT, GaAY s Co
Avg IS. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

or Advertiser e1ss are inserted in the
o .d.r in which ,hey are handed IN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
Massachusetts.

The Democracy of Massachusetts
have juBt held i State Convention at
Worcester. More thai al thou
sand delegates were in atten-
dance. Tie Coalitionists who favor
ed Summers election, made hard
struggle for the asceEdeney, but it
was a dead failure. The Sound Ma
tional Democracy headed by Charles
Greene, ESQ, editor Of the Boston
Post, Hon. Caleb Gushing, b. f. Hal
lett, ESQ, and sd veral other gentle
men of distinction b, triumphed in the
passage Of a series of resolutions
briHgihs the party back to the land
marks We defy the production oil
such sentiments from a Northern
Wing Convention.
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During the year 1850 there were
I63 railroad collisions in the u.
States, by which l79 persons were
killed. and 2I9 wounded.
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LIND FOR SIZE!

u LAND FOR Sale.
DEs,R,Fo to remove to &c
T ssS4lstsS Texas. wish to sell ny ss57ssa
E2s<AfzS Land, CONSISTING OF One -
II,,,,9re1 and ThIrty Heres. CT GOOD auAL
,rv p,.rchaser by applying SOON, viii
oct an excellent bargain. Said Land lies in
Giles Co., Tenn, on Bradshaw Greek, IN Inc
i0ih Owl District. and adjans The lands o.
Wii,a m Merrill, Reuben Horsel}, Samuel
Hail, aud James Russell.
TERMs one hall, Chsh; the baahce 10
Twelve Months.
Aug, &c. 1851
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sct.iug :JD Uousc-keeping.

DoTs. Ovens. skille,s, Chairs, Pals. Pig
gins, Tubs. Churns SC. &C.; all the ar
ucles necessary. Come all you young mar
ried people give US eau, a. .1n
Jan. a, 1851
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Runaway Negro List

lst, Name Of negroI is gwen. u, conpleI'oR
and height. 81, fge 4'h, description. o'h'
owners name. 6th. date OF commitment
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EADEES.

HAVE a variety OF Dress 60
! <f,-r GooJs, BoBnets. Ribbons, @51a-----
- Flowers, Paraseis, fee kiG SHOES. sc.
] maj would like 10 show YOU. Give ne call
Aurl % D. SIIAPAItD.
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aus. 26.I ISL.

Garter! BarteTl.
H,tIF usbal BARTER taken in exchange
4 IL Gt,ods and Clothing .ats the Cheap
CloihiiEy Store. 20
Aug.P6 1851.
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AEL@Z Ds

sssc5e5-zs, Pepper. Spice. Ginger, Soda,
fAEY SaIera.us, Powder, Shd,. Lead,
EacKs. Nails. Brads Indigo, Madder, Cotton
Cards. Collins Axes, Curry Combs Spades.
Shoyels. Traces. Ha,hes and Collars, Trunks,
Pms. Needles. Fish Hooks, S6spenders, Ia
be aud Pocke, Cuiiery. II ard Waie. Tin
Ware. Glass and Queens Ware, and many
bthtr aulcles. IN the Dry Goods and Grocery
line, all Of which he viii sell very low Ter
cash, or IT,
Don't forget 10 call al WEBB's. where you
will find certain cure Tor coughs. colds, &c.
VICTORIA COUGH CANDY, wholesale
and retail. by W.. Ii. Ebb.
Aprt p. 1851
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Ne adv Rr;lIted Blhnks.

c,a.aiole, aud Iasiiee 5 bIad ks JUS, print.
ell. anl rar sAle a, our desk--cheaP.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
Flour,

sr4n BIZ The barrel or retail.
80 B. SHAPARD.
jim 81.
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w. I'll. Webb,
DRESS 90 0Dga

SSIIhs. 2
coIoredi Berages, water embroidered 90 fancy
Lawns, Belgium Lawns, Aipaceas' 'ln9
Rams, cambria and lawp Haadkero hie4>;
French. EagbslI ADD American PriLis, Bon
neIs. Rbhons. hae Ffeneh Flowers 0'oses'
Mis-. Wells. Cotton Hose, PafasoiS' ana hae
assortment LANES, Misses and th'iI'eh
SHOES. Also, brown aud Dieached Ilo"es-
,ics. Camle,s, Chanlbrays. Hampshire Di-
nems. Tennessee C9uonades. Caiiiqnn'a 90
New York Camlets. CaSs.mereS, Tweeds;
broxp- bl4acbed and Irish Linens; DuIhngs
and Tickings. Hats, Shoes aud Snspeadefsi
Gas. spun. shoe, aud spool Thread; Pne best D..
9f Sugar. Coffee. Teas. common and me To-
baceo. Cigars, Snufi;tsprrm, star and 'aliow
candles; Wines. Cnrdials, Prunes. Pickles.
&c, constantly in store, aud for sale .ow
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IN petition Of John Thomas Of Panhed New Jersey pray
granted him on the 2Oh De
eembe Ia ydock for years nom
Of said patent which takes place on tue 2 day Of
December, Ie5l-t
ordered that the said petition be heard At The Patent Once on
MONDAY November 1851 II O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show Il any they have,
why paid petition ought not 10 be granted,
required 10 he in the Patent
oce their objections specifically et forth In writing least twenty
hearing Al testimony filed BY either
said hearing taken aud transmitted In
oee which will be furnished
pliosnon. .
ofded aso tha, this notice be published IN the ntegencer
Repabc and Uuon Washington, D. D. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
achuses Providence Journal Provdence Rhode Island Tn
bune York FREEDMAN, New Bmnswick New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
weeks previous The 2ih day Of November next
TUOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy ard send their
bills Office, with paper containing this notice
June IJ-lawjw
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pursuance ofaw, MLIARD FILLMORE, President OF the
United States America do hereby declare and make known
sales VIII be held al the ahh oees IN
e Sta'e OF Iowa nj The periods hereinafter designated 70 VII
AZ the land office IOWA CITY commencing on Monday the
rsl day September disposal Of the public lands stu
hied 10 The following named townships, viz
NORTH o The base line of the mn principal meridian
township seventy nine, of range tweDty-nine
townships seventy eighty OF ihiTiy.
TOWNSHIPS and eighty, Of thirty y-one
- e''
Township eighty one ofrange hirty-three,
he lad office FAIRFIELD, commencing on Monday, The
heenhd Of September Tor The disposal of the public lands
withn tas aforementioned townships, 10 wit
Nori cfth base line aud Of the nm principal meridian
Township seventy Of range thirty
township seventy Of range IhiTty-t two
township seventy, Of range thify-lhree
Al the land office DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth day
"f august next for the disposal ohe following tracts to witt
small island in and eighteen, In township
eighty range the of
on twenty township nort of nine west
OF thc NTH principal meridian.
other purposes with hose aud oveowed lands
made unfit thereby for which shall be selected
BY the State authorities before the appointed for the
ment OF the public sales respectively under the act enud a
enable the State Of Arkansas other States reclaim the
swamp lands within their nts September 2o l6
o bs neiudsd from the sae And locations for land bounes
deed 10 the United States H be permitted OF the above
lands provided by entitled An act making
preparations fo The civil and diplomatic OF government
kc, approved ID March, 1851.
The Offering OF the lands will commenced the days appoint
ed and proceedin the order in which advertised with all
despatch until whole shall have been offered and
weeks aud the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand Washington this sixth day
May, ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred and
MILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
J. BuTTERrIELp,
T nHo
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g@m Es sya 49,

A NEW Route to pitfsburg, via the baltimore. Sus-
guchanna, pennrdpa RatiroadTropfh 10 Pffstwg ~
express will leave Calvot station daily
mail Washington Baltimore 81,
connecting with she fast line Mddletown Vt l.
irving Mt Harrisburg AZ ", M, TO dinner.
The train Harrisburg arriving At
odsysbug AZ this point passengers haze the option OF
Johnstown thence ~ packet boats
stages direct from Jollidaysburgto fittsbnrg.
Tickets following points by this train, IN
wnrbtsvc Coumbia Marietta MiddotOwn, Harrisburg,
Port Prsyilo, Lewown, MeNcystown, Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburg, and Pittshurg.
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, sbppensbur, Chanberburg and
other points this rad.
the accommodation Of from Washington for Of
viii be
depot Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct 1-df Ticket Agent
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Adams
OF patent
moulding pressing brick,
from PATENT which takes place the 9Th day
Of September, ISL ..rr. .e4.s-
ordered sa petition Patent Office
Tuesday day September 1881 10 o'clock and all
appear cause,
why said pctiton ought not to be granted. VI --l1#
file
ectons specifically forth writing, least
" day hearing All testimony flied by either parry
hearing transmitted
the ofoe which viii be furnished
plcation
Ordered, pso published National Intei
gencer, Republic Unon Washington, D. 81 Daily Bee Bos
Tribune York Albany Albany,
New York Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island and
Inquirer. Philadelphia psnnyvsna week for
three successive weeks previous to the ID day Of sepemher
r.. &. WEIGHTMAk,
Acting Commissioner OF
Editors Of the above papers viii pease copy and send
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
June 27-iaw3w
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WILLIAM hObnEK,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin,
n.rxory,uourx. o,rs,xv.

(LArE IAuauIKR conSTY vA.,)
WILL Grant, Dane, Iowa
w federal and courts Madison He will
prompt the collection of
chase redemption of ands and the
nc .andhoders any part of the sinte.
Hon H. 3. Foote, u s. Hon. James NJ Mason
o. s. Inman Homer Warenon, Val Messrs Knox
law New York; Professor w T.. Hones
Lapsey, esq, and Mes s. w Welsh, Philadelphia
Crockett John a. kaon at law, ST LOUIS
Missouri Ap l9-lawiy
STROLOGY.-The celebrated DIR c. w. ROBACK, professor
asoogy phrenology geomancy, combined
Sweden Office No n Locust Pha
his services the lie has
all heads Of Europe and
astrologer than living Natves cac
according eeomaDcyadies So gentlemen
distance have their naes drawn by sending the date
birth All containing above will
Immediate and natvites part world
written durable and he prepared make
the following Courtshp
successful accomplishment
he has redeem such given
for all hazard and for
property,
have been
vicinity United States, the fun satisfaction Of
have been during the last four
while Letters will and will do
person, aud the mail safe that
through the ONCE Dr. Roback
900 monthly, and has
win reigiousy attended prepaid he
ofhce county and sae For particulars
the office Of the Unon and get an astrological almanac
gratis. . =, non.ou
II Locust street, above Eighth Philadelphia.
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GrssH.L LAM orrroy, March an 1851.
liberal passing the act Of
.oS ~so Ssv. BEEN nsaa"a in sne military Of the
States carried the be
ssd,ads II ,se, eouny for faithful ana paoc services
.n,eprsna settlers the
Issc se9s the l. OF ,he industry and psaop the Secretary
Thai vsbic notice be given all ete public snd-, sub
e within thirty days after making rhe settlements
DroSekents, required by the prern2ou tth september
cnee 81 thc location Of these
An@ hat III may be located the land applied for
vii = b whsther improved having
ecaed said shall remain IN the hands the land
,Sscs 5, sho. alton. with pre- empio. o,e
warrants viii he returned TO this once fo penungi bu'h There
ssn sso o. .w @ on i"er own
rrhts whs s IN. proclaimed and offered at public sale
:. March ao.1 @ .ns asD wsn s per- py !"
the cost OF the land ma me amount
covered the warrant estimating ne waan, ~ .sp q ,h
alternate secoo" reserved 70 e
United along routes Of railroads OF eanas
Where application made 10 This ofhce BY ~" wafane 70
warrant, applicant should designate the land district section
country he wishes the ocso" mad'
and speeihed would be wen TO
selected taken the ~sran, can e upon
hs ofth~ which may without further delay ~
competent to sAe oashs he'. N. identical person wen-
tcnedth ust The appicron he .smc
IL. d.,se, I'D ocsss Where application
uafan evidence duly certified OF their
syssss IL the cf the approximation. r''
the ssppo fer the nsca ending sh June
so srd ,ssssA ssd+, n aeh ssssmr' 1850
any Congress shall he located land which
pvsS, sNv 20 ha, NO land
law aeweher other granting bounty land
@ wah had been oelaimed and ohered or sale por 20
$3.50 : = ~s : '''' J.surTERrIEIp,
Apis-,.-s~ Commissioner.
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United States Patent once.

IN the petition OF Richard Inlay Of Philadelphia, Pennsy
the extension granted TO him 2st Sep
supporting bodies
o: railroad &c. for from the expiration OF said
patent, which place the 2 day of September 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Oce
Monday September 1851 l2 o'clock and all
appear cause, any have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file the Patent
Office their objections specifically set iori in writing, at least
before day oheang All testimony filed by either
said
accordance the rules office, which will be furnished
application.
odeed aso that this notice be published in the nege9cer
Republic and Union Washington d. c. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
sacbuses Tribune New York Albany Register, Albany New
York Providence Journal Providence, Rhode and and Penn
syIvania Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania, week for
successive weeks previous the h day OF september next
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner of Patents.
s. Editors Of the above papers will please and send their
bills to the Patent Once, with paper containing TINS nonee
June
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IN petition OF Reuben Daniels oWoodstock Vermont pray
The extension patent granted 10 him october Z,
Improvement machines, for seven years
expiration said patent which takes place on the h
day October, A. d. 1851
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho Patent once on
Monday september, 1851 - O'Clock, and
persons appear aud show they have,
why petition ought TO be granted.
required file In the Patent
Once objections specifically set forth in wring at least
All testimony filed by either
party said hearing taken and transmitted
office, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered also this be published in the ntelgcncer
Republic Union Washington, CT Daily Bee Boston MaSsn
Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal Providence, r.. Tnbuue New York and the Albany
for three successive
previous the 18th day OF september NEXT
THOs. EWBhNK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p g. Editors OF papers please copy and send their
bills Patent Once with containing this notce
Junsl3
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NEW York ana California millionaire Association.

IN shares thousand dollars. Capital 81 900
limited number of obtained by influential
parties who have capital invest special admitted IN
the revised New York. free from
liability 900 cash, and
certificates of shares issued therefor cent annually
doubling the WHOLE In safe operations IN
mining United States under the direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As General Partner and Chief Agent of,he Company
No. III Wall street, New York.
Caiornans throughout Union
aid obtaining with the United states on app
employed
points, vessels be made
available carrying the nails and freight to and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
There large and increasing business doing with Cao
Pacific long the supply of gold continues
capai goods and manufactures will asonsh the
and calculations therefor And is to meet this
profit thereby being ome
the firm and style OF %. HOLDEN q co..
Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,o0O,O 900.
Feb 2--u
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United states Patent Once

IN petition OF and Charles Hanson, of England praying
patent Benjamin latham,
and H. b. 1aam assgnee Of the said Hnnsons on the 2
lS4 making or tubes OF lead,
from the expiration of said patent, which takes
place 3lst day Of August, 1851
said petition be heard AT the Patent oce
Monday lsih day 1851 at ~ o'clock, m and all
notified and show cause II any uey hae
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the required TO he IN e faent
specifically forth writing least twenty
the day OF All testimony filed by either party
hearing be taken and transmitted IN
with the rules OF the oce which viii be furnished on ap
pheauon
Republic Onion, Washington, D. O.; Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Pennsylvania Inquirer Piiade
pha Pennsylvania Albany Register Albany New york. once
successive weeks previous TO Inc loh day Oh hh
gust neat ruoa p,vp,Nu
Commissioner of Patents.
s. Editors OF papers will please copy and send her
odce, with paper containing ths nonce'
June l3-lawjw
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Genera, Agency a. washington. ID. G.

nv A. NJ FARoUBAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyyana
II ctaia Mer
CO. The Revolutionary war; with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, hounty land or scrip.
bounty LandW attend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
order.
paten oHos-he applications for patents, procuring models
da,.inp sc. attended all their various branches
GcnrTal oHeeAl claims aFains, the department will be
settlement OF eontaors quarterly accounts OF
ditto faclitated SC
New Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Democrat Louis Gazette,
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Press, y, bh 20
the sout Of -, and send their bills this Office accompanied
with paper. June 2fu
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NUMEROUS applications having been Office for In
~ formation ~ relation TO the manner In which land warrants
ds e ae O. 9eth sepenbe 1880 should be located the following
answers thereto have been prepared
There are three modes by which made
lst by the wsrrantee in person
a. "a ny the waantse through the Of this office
3D. by agent attorney
te first or second mode application
IN writing specifying the district OF county in
when The location desired
according TO the following form, No. L.
Where the third mode adopted, power attorney must
Produced executed by the presence witness
according to The following FORM No which
DC acknowledged proved the
authorized to take the acknowledgment deeds, according
In all the patents will bs
where the location made special
be given.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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'HE subscribr his friends ann w
cing community he has assumed me pro,' ~ ,.i my
stnep Hotel Long known connection WIN me
der the late proprietor, he feels prey M ~
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and NJ firn'y determined 70 give a"se
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