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IN nyspane. of law J. WILLARD FILLMORE President OF the
United states America, do hereby declare
will be held the land office SrlLWATER
Territory OF Minnesota, commencing Monday the eyh-
August the the
following named townships townships,
NORTH Of s base line and us Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional township thirty four the right bank OF the 81 Coir
river, OF range eighteen,
Fractional townships thirty three thirty thirty five, and
Fractional townships twenty twenty eight,
tbs right bank OF the Lake ST. Croix townships thirty three
thirty four and thirty and township thirty the
right bank OF the ST. Croir nver, OF range twenty.
Townships thirty three, thirty -four, thirty hVe and hirsh, Of
range twenty
townships thirty thirty the ef bank OF
the Mississippi ryer, Of range twenty-five
Fractional townships rtwo and thirty three ON the e bank
OF the Mississippi river, range twenty-six
Fractional townships and thirty the et bank
of the Mississippi river, range twenty .. .
Fractional and thirty three on the le bank
Of the Mississippi nver, Of range twenty eight
thirty and thirtytour The LETT bank
fthe Mississippi river, OF range twenty nine
Fractional and thirty nve The let bank
otthe Mississippi river, OF range thirty.
thirty Ave. thirty six, and thirty seven, on
of Mississippi riveT thirty
Land appropriated by law the OF schools, military ana
excluded from sales, locations
for land bountes heretofore granted by any OF Congress o
rendered United States VIII DO permitted on any
the lands provided by the act enued
making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
| government" &c, approved ID March, 1851
the day appointed proceed order in which they
all DESPATCH until the whole SHAH nave
the sale shall not be KEEP
longer weeks and private entry OF any OF the
sixth May ammo Donlni ont
| ~ WILLARD FILLMORE.
| BY the President;
4 Burr upIEIp
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of she LAW
BY A., arranged with reference The
svols Law Sheep, svo, pp ATT Retail price go
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions of the Pre(ession.
There few works profession that such bsdy
SOUND Law within the same lm or that are more deserving
| ''' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with MI Justice Nelson in his opinion fhe above
TONED work
Nrw Yo.x, Sept &c, 1850.
The Of reliable citations from the whole
pow. ns s ans S .adsn s.a sn him s e
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT ths uctone
'"' ROBERT J. WALKER
| oorosr. 10, 1850.
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precision and clearne with which the pm
myself profession
learn its merits, and, like me, enjoy It's advantage
NIw YosR Cry Oct le, 1850
inpars all the advantages of arrange
book while the profession deal Of
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faction sf offering OF the best wines and liquors ever imported
Dua, Gordon Co.'s shes embracing delicate pale, very
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generally the subscriber holds himself be judge aud he
Offers The fines. stock here from the very lowest price, the single
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that he them from his vaults goods bottle Of Bur
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BERNHARD Jordan Of Cobenz extensive and number
many Sill Hooks and Mosee from the cheape. sorts % The
choicest vnayes Of the scnbeg which the best growth Of
In The ARTICLES Of Cognac and other bIandss now nne
Of 1921 y in eighth caks, and SA2
hhd and Dubouche ls in hhds on consignment which will
Also rh Scotch, Monongahe'a whikey, Jamaica spirits,
preserving brandy and all other and liquors. Including all Of
Of the above sold by retai 70 consumers IN any quantity desired
Al sooa. delivered Within one days reach Philadelphia. s,
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embraced In the above proclamation OF the President
residue Of the ead tne yet to be brought into
Wisconsin river They those mines psr
nnoisl worked under
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Every person entitled to the right Of presumption 70 Of The
and townships above
required establish the the satisfaction Of
land Office and make therefor
seeing th notice, and before the
Of the public sale Of the lands
bacinR otherwise such claim vii be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NAL Tue
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by the President OF the United States.

TN pursuance of law MILLARD FILLMORE, President
public win be held aforementioned land Offices
the % n s s sH on @Sa W.T. n
first September next for the disposal Of the public lands stu
North ofs Of the fin principal meridian"
Township two, of range three.
township ourteen of White of nine
Of line and Of the th principal meridian.
Township fifteen, of range two.
Fractional eleven and twelve, Of
A. the land oaes cHAMPAGNoLE commencing Monday
lands within the aforementioned townships, TO wit,
South cfs base line and "a. mn principal meridiaH,
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Az hs and once al HEENa on Monday the
day OF August for the disposal public within
following townships and townships, viz
North ef base line and east Of the h principal meridian
Sections thirteen twenty three twenty and twenty-five
Township nine of range seven
South Of the Of fin principal meridian
Township of isand in sections hirytwO and
Al the land Office at LITTLE RoSK commencing Monday
day september for The disposal Of the public lands In
following named and near Cypress lake,
NORTH ofhs base line and ue Of hs I'm principal meridian
half OF section the south hall Of ten, fractions
twenty one, twenty north half and southwest
Ter OF twenty ahe northwest quarter o. and s
three, OF range fourteen
other purposes together with hoe swamp and ovrowed land,
made u. a mo s sIS G s Dc
public sales respectively under the act entitled An
and other Suites reclaim the
swamp approved September 1850
ezeludsd locations land
heretofore granted BY law Of Congress FOR military services
rendered the United States uiA b permitted Of Ia
and provided by the enuted "hn
king appropriations civil aud diplomatic OF
ment,0 kc., approved ID March, 1851.
The offering OF the above lands will be commenced on
the days appointed aud viii proceed in the order in which they
advertised all until the whole shall have
sales closed but shall be kept
open the lands
will be admitted expiration Of the weeks
OF Washington this day OF
MAY, Domin thousand eight hundred and htyo
MfLLARD FILLMORE.
President:
J. BUrTrsyitLp,
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ERENcp Books. aud soid.-A large ~sss W wv an
Il opened, direct from Paris. thANDn '''
May
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the Dojson general Of the
above goods, part Of the following styles
French piano and table These goods
printed elegant colors and warranted hold
n washing
Damascus piano. CENTRE side table, and stand
all in the richest contrast coors
embossed ooors match the colos Of velvet
nov made such perfection.
Also English damak, wine fruit, cloths
borders doyies match the style goods te
ocloths flannel mapped backs in and rich
widths, and These
best invention IN saving tops good furniture.
all he found wei the Of all
who pde houses, aud good
and Of Good roodsprces as low
a. the lowest. -
An CLAGETT DODsON.
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Chippewa saginaw tho third day Of January, eighteen


hundred and thirty eight" vIt
No,tA Of the bose Iins Of tAs principe rasridia
Parts and tirytwo In township six, Of
four and i've IN township eighteen, and sec
tons thirty and hir wo IN hhe'een IAN IN me re
Sections our in township nineteen, Of
township nineteen (al in the
es on s ss sss Commencing on Monday the
September the disposal Of the land being
range oa e nss Of de principal chppsws
reserve sod benefit of said tribe OF Indians
a a.n OF r Ju uUi" is4 a"a above quoted
land office at KALAMAZOO commencing on Monday the
day August The disposal the following
named isands situated IN Kalamazoo rver to witt
NORTH of the Of the principal meridian.
in section lhiriwo, In township of
Islands Nos ., three and twenty four,
ISLANDS Nos and B. and ten, township one,
and thirty ,hree Two, range thirteen
Islands Nos and sections heen ioI!een twenty thee
South Of the Of the principal meridian
and twenty two in township two OF
Islands Nos inclusive sections three, four, fifteen,
twenty twenty aud thirtynu IN township onei and
Lands appropriated by schools, military
made unit thereby cuvaon any which
"e" Of the public sales under ened &c,
Of Arkansas and other States reclaim the
I peaS om %s aia And no locations for land
dssS ,hs united states @
lands provided by the entitled An act making
The Offering of The
the days appointed will the order which they
all despatch until the whole shall have
longer weeks and private Of Of the lands will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the Two weeks.
''N'' '"' WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
7
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J. BuTTERSIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person entitled the right of emption any of the
townships and fractional townships above enume
establish the the satisfaction the
Saltwater and make payment therefor as soon
seeing this and before the day appontet
for the Of the public sale Of The lands embracing inc
claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited And
having the right under the act entitled IAN act
additional land district In the Territory OF
ID March, ls lessees occupants
peces enter the extent their leases or my
townships fractional townships above
who entitled under the act entitled IAN act
the mineral lands the Lake
or district in Michigan Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved September 1885, o enter the land covered ny th
the minimum price
Of 81 IS covering more than one u .scnon
surrender permit at the proper land
purchase, he shall elect null section" III
81 required establish the same TO the salts
saltwater and make
practicable after seeing tAs notice. and before
appointed OF the public sale OF the
embracing clamed otherwise such claim will BE-
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May l3-Iawl3w .... ....
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NOTICE To PRE- EMPTfoS CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of peempuon 70 Of b'
within and Of townships above
required establish the 70 the Satisfaction OF th
register and proper land office and make
therefor practicable after rceng th noe and beiors
public
embracing claimed Otherwise such claim viii b
forfeited
J. BUTTERFIET.D,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Law la-lawl3w
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j. BUTTERfIELp,
Comm sioneT Of the General Land Ofhco.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled to the right Of 70 any OF us
townships above enumerated
the satisfaction OF the register
proper land ONCE and make payment therefor a.
this notice. and before The day sp
pointed Tor the public sale Of the lands
such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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opsns mines and most Of them
productive all hess
nsygsbe and other cheap
products Louis, and In the
all the agricultural products OF The
itude in which they al located. -.
Commissioners Of the General Land Once
May
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
+ OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE -EMPTION
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
right Of the lands
townships and Of townships above enumerated is
establish the the satisfaction of the and
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
public of embracing
claim will be forfeited And
Every the right under the entitled Gan act
land Office northern part Michigan,
vide the sale Of the mineral lands the State Of Michigan
March, e47 pafenfc
OF their OF the lands within the
wnsh office
Marie, entitled entitled
price the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
Michigan the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,"
proved Goth September 1885, $40 enter the land covered by their
leases, pancy permits respectively"
Al rs covering section, entitled,
permit proper land Office,
purchase full seciono
81 per acre, required establish the the satisfaction
register Marie
seeing this notice. before
appointed OF the public sale of the
lands embracing claimed will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFELD,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
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FF0M .dDTed F7enns", esq o Hs Ne" UT1edns bdT
Bosros, Sep. 6, 1880
Messrs Gentemen--I pleased
publishing edition oStrahan
Civil Law. No work English
guage the subject be with for the funes
and of the doctrine conveyed throughout
From the of its publication the present. has received
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carefully early life, which the
wisdom observations decisions
adoption should
will library o every lawyer
Your obedient servant,
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) m BE REMEMBERED,

Tbatthe poll for a Congressman aud members
Of the Legislature will only be kept open for
ONE DAY. (1h,nsdag9 whilst the law special
" requires that in taking the vote on the adop-
ton or rejection of the Constitution, the poll shall
be kept open Mree days.
There is asyetyspFevalent error abroad as to
the approaching election, and we hope the friends
of Mr.. Bedinger will not suffer him 10 lose avote
in the District, under the impression that it can
be given after Thursday. Rally one and all,
from the ihill.topssto the Valleys, and record your
vote for the fndomitable champion OF Democratic
principles, the Hon. HEEnY BEDrSsER, and all
will be we'll. Vote early, but at all events let
not the setting sun of Thursday find you absent
from the polls, recreant to your duty and faithless
IN vour princioles.
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ONE of THE 0sMITHs.,,

We acknowledge, with grea. pleasue, oursin-
debtedness to DR.. L. M. snfrH, for the p%resenta.
ton Of a most beautiful Port Monte, as conye-
niently arranged .as sit4is gorgeously gotten-uR,
Though from the poverty Of an Editor, he may
have but little necessity for an article of this de-
scription, yet we, appreciate most kindly The. re-
membrance of our good friend the Doctor, and for
the information ofour readers deem it our duty
to say. that his Drug, Chemical and Variety
Store, has recently been replentshed, with every
article that necessity or taste may require. He
is a most capital Druggist, a liberal, enterprts.
ing gentleman, and-a great %favoFite with the
Ladies'. Does he not merit, then, universal
support?
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SENATOR SOULE.

The following are the sentiments of Senator
Souie with regard to the position of South
Carolina. They were promulgated in a late
speech delivered by the Senator. and published
in the New Orleans papers: I" In regard to
the position of South Carolina, she being a So
vereign State. he had nothing to do with her
or her acts he had no more right To say what
South Carolina should do than South Carolina
had to say what Louisiana should do; though
in his heart he might, under the circumstances,
consider her course rash, stiIi, he maintains, her
honor and principles he admired and vindieated
To the questions as to whether he would recon-
mend the Southern States to secede for past griey-
ances, he replied that, under all the ~circumstan-
ces of the case, he would mol recommend seces-
sion. In consideration of what the Union had
done for usS Of lis past glories and ttiumplls. he
would say, wait and see the final decision of the
North towards us; for, Peradventure, she may
yet make amends for the past by giving us a
guaranty of justice for the fnture. Under the
Union we have grown a great and mighty peo-
pie. Our flag was known and respected in every
sea. Our name was known throughout the
earth. Consequently, we should ponder much
ann long before determining 10 exercise the right
of secession. f-