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yyrPOEsTANT NOTICE.

TEVHE Subscriber hereby gives notice to those whom
may concern, that his Books and Accounts now q
the hands Jno L. V. Yates Justice Of the Peace, for
immediate collection To all those indebted 70 him he
thereby save the costs ch are sure TO follow this Notice
aud mistake" 2. SPELLMAN.
Black.nith shop Wisconsin few doors from Main.
KenOshn, March :, 3m-l9
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The following notice we clip from the cores
pondence of the Chicago Tribune

1NVIIU91II, IGU' 7, IOOI.
Like other Lake towns this place is rapidly in
creasng in population and business; and all along
Plank Roads are extended out among the farm
ing population. At this place | found many
substantial business men from the Empire
State.
On the praires which surround this town,
there are perhaps equal or better farms, aud
more choice stock and sheep, than in almost any
other part of the West. In fact great deal of
taste and wealth are devoted here in stock and
farming.
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THOMAS ID. RONn

announced candidate for the office Of Treasurer Of
The City OF kenosha ct the ensu charter election
kenUshG March 10, 1881.
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u The Legislature have put off the day Of ad-
ournment till the 18th of this month.
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lMPoRTvNT INVENTION The R,cbos.o.
r'can says Mr.. Benjamin M Smi,h 90 LIZ LIZ
orieans county has obtained patent for en- I'M
portant pianln the propulsion OF canal hal, h.,
steam. The most important feature in ,ho -; ~
yenton IS horizontal smoke line rnnn;no, ~
long the inner side or deck of the boot 70 a..
stern, where the smoke is discharged an ev.
haus:l1g or rotary fan, placed between the steam
furnace aud terminus Of the fue, CAUSING snt.
hclent draught to burn coal or green wood with
The greatest facility. The two propellers at tn q
Stern, when in motion, prevent the smoke from
Ioanng back on the deck.
mr. Smith says that freighted canal boats can
can De propelled at the rate Of six and even up
| ~ zen miles per hour, and that too, with from
TWO 70 -FOUR boats in tow. We are informed that
some boats are being constructed with this inn.
ton. "
Took his Seat.--IIon. Robt. Rantoul Jr took
his seat in the United States Senate ON the o3d
Feb va 'iie --u
In the reign Of Queen Mary of ENGLAND =,
proclamation was issued ordering " that no ner.
son should wear shoes above six inches across
the toes
One-eyed Thompson was arrested, last week
again, in New York for passing counterfeit mon
! ey. lie has since committed suicide. leaving a
confession of his crimes, and a statement that the
Drurys were guilty of all that had been CHARGED
to them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

All weekly papers free within the counties
where they are published Papers of less than
one and half ounce, half the ADORE rates and
papers not over three hundred square inches,
onc-fourth these rates.
The Telegraph, being less thsn u OF. per.
sheet, will circulate free within the county, and
at half the above rates for the distances named
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

II The Milwaukee Sentinel says ,ha, the
Governor has vetoed the Usury Bill
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For many years, freeman have been imprison-
ed in Southern jals, in violation of the letter of
the constitution. When men, delegated by a
sovereign safe, presented themselves to test the
validity of this infamous law, they were mobbed.
No one, however, takes cognizance Of the ont
rage. But when few negroes rescue claim
ed fugitive from slavery, the President issues a
proclamation invoking the aid of the people, and
promising, if needs be, to bring the army to the
aid Of the U. S. Marshal This will sound
strangely fifty years hcnce.-AD. jon.
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KENOsHA COUNTY, !

KFNOSHA COUNTY,
CITY or kENosHA, SIS.
In Justices Court.
To O. H. Woon: You hereby notified that n writ Of
Attachment has been issued against your property
attached to satisfy the demand of Albert H. Smith, amount
ing 70 ioHySeyen dollars Now unless you shall appear be-
fore II futile Justice of the Peace for said County
At his office in said City, the 2lst day March A. d. 1851
at O'Clock in the afternoon. judgment will rendered
against YOU and your property sold, TO pay debt.
Dated this llth day OF February, a. d. ls5I.
ALBERT II. SMITH, Plaintiff.
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Washington items.-The following items ap-
pearl Detroit paper under date of Washing
ton, March 4:
Senator Benton's disease is said to be the small
poX He is dangerously i'll,
The collision between Clingman and Stanley
arose from conversation on the formers speech
Clngman struck Stanley, and fight is consd-
cred inevitable
Attempts are making to defeat Butler King 5
nomination, dhave Evans appointed
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1851.
BALL & MERRILL,

STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
AND DEALERS
Produce, Salt, Fruit, Coal. Water Limo,
StuccO, &C., &c.
Particular attention given to the purchase and shipment
of Produce.
Agents for various Lake and Canal Transportation Com
panes Liberal Cash advances made Produce received
in store.
Socta Pier and Warehouse, Kenoshd, Hiseonsn.
r. II. BALL,
} p. MERRILL. I
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Thomas Wright,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
IN CuANCERY,
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Gale al PHsdurgh.-A dispatch of the 25th
ut., says:
"a terrible gale passed over here yesterday
christening steamers from their moorings and
carrying them with great violence againsbridges,
piers, and drifting them great distance up the
river, blowing down chimncys, telegraph poles,
&c. it is supposed great damages has been done
in the country
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

Public Laads.-~It is officially stated that
ninoty-five millions Of acres of public lands will
be required to satisfy the warrants of soldiers in
the late war, and the Secretary Of the Treasury
computes that it will take, at the rate public lands
have been heretofore Sold sixteen years TO dis
pose of these ninety FIVE millions
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Andrew p. Jackson,
Emily Locke, VIII
liam Locke, Eliza
beth Locke, Ryson
Locke, Juliana
Locke, Chandler r.
Holmes, Orson :.
Head and Samuel
Hnlp
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New Posi- OFFIcE.-A Post Office has been
established at Pleasant Grove in this County and
James Fredenburgh appointed Postmaster.
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u The aspirant TO the Mayorship of this city,
who cut stuck West last summer, when he heard
that man down East had got the Cholera, says
that the noses of has men are all numbered
Wonder how many frenen he counted? From
the color of some Of the noses numbered, we
should think they needed the aid Of the FIRE de-
partment to"extngu.sh them"
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"IHE WISDOM THAT CoMErH FROM" MApI.
soH.-The bill in relation to banks, just passed
provides that every ballot on this question shall
have on it the words "Bank or no Bank" Now
"na' IN the name Of all tina, is English does
man want when he writes on his ballot the words
Bank or no Bank ?"
When the waiter asked the guest if he would
have "tea or coffee he said he could
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

u The lovers Of good music will no, fail to
be present at the Concert to be given by Miss
Mathews this evening. We have heard her siro
and can recommend her music as superior
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

TOOK his Sedt.--IIon. Robt. Rantoul Jr took
ms n seat in the United States Senate on the 22d
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james b. Parsons and NeWbold)
Lawrence, Compliments,
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"Ons Worm came from me Ten Feet LONG.

The following testimony in proof of the Of
dreth rms as remedy against worms. Dr. Brandreth
can assure The public that he has known much more sur
prsing cases, and he at liberty to refer TO individuals
-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-14

= PUHNOI VI IEIt -ANStEIlUI
1t. Gov. and President of the Sci
Approved March 6, 1851.
NELSON DEWEY,
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=, .... a, law r. WILLARD FILLMORE President Of vhe
i, S,a,es Of Amenca hereby declare aud make
mn osbie sale held the land ONCE NJ STILLWATER
ths Teo Minnesota, commencing Monday, the eigh
,asn day August the disposal public
within following named townships and fractional townships 10
NORTH s base line and s u the fourth principal meridian
township thirty -four, right bank the ST Cro1
4 er, eighteen. .
Fractional townships thirty three thirty four thirty nye and
Fractional townships twenty ak twenty ssysn and wen.y eight
bank Ut Lake Coix townships Thirty tmee
thirty four, thirty fractional township hirsiA, on the
right bank Of the ST. Croin river of range twenty
Townships thirty three, hiry-four, thirty hVe ana
range tweny-one.
townships thirty thirty the LEFT bank OF
the Mississippi river, range twenty nve,
Fractional townships and thirty hree The ie BANK
of the Mississippi twenty
uio iei' paiA
OF the Mississippi river, of range twenty seven
Fractional ir,ylw and thirty three on e et oa"h
OF the Mississippi rver of range twenty eight ,.a,,
thirty three and thirty four on The lett pnhk
Mississippi river OF range twenty nine.
and thirty on me lett oahh
ofhe Mississippi river OF range urty .,,. .a,o, =,
Fractional townships thirty nve, thirty SIX ana ye'eh, y"
the Mississippi river, OF range hify one.
by law for the oi schools military sho
purposes will be excluded from the Sales and no
ary services States will be permitted on any
lands provided by the act cnuuea
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses VI
governments &c, approved I'D March, 1881. -, . $500, =.
lands VIII % VI
winch
all nvenient despaich until the wnoe sna
closed but the sale sha no. 20
omen longer private enuy VI any VI
lands will he admitted OF the TWO weeks
Given my SIXTH day Of May, ammo Domni one
thousand eight hundred and my one. Ann p,, NOPE
BY the President:
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NOTICE TO PRE- ENiPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the night Of emption OF III
land, within townships and parts OF townships above
rated p required establish satisfaction Of
Of


the President OF tho United states.
IN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United states o. Amsres do hereby declare
ia. gass ,s. win ,. held At O., land Office.
Mhe land oabce at,he sAuLT STE MARIE commencing
public following townships and fractional
townships TO witt
NORTH Of Of IA. principal meridian.
T.ss,,ona, township forty two, Of rang. ,s. x
Townships three, forty -four, and forty Ave. Of
Townships forty four and forty av., Of fourteen
Townships forty three, forty four and forty Ave.
Township. forour, Ave. forty and forseven
Township. ,o.y one y two. fs..y,se, for'u' forty 1--WE,
Township. fos'y,,~o ."d tory hr.s % 'Sre eighteen
september nett disposal public
owing named aid fractional large portion Of
NoyA Of IA. base nns and Of principal meridian.
Fractional township ,byeisht and township forty, of
Township forty, Of range twenty nine.
Fractional township 'ryseven, on elsie Royas OF range
Ff.coo.l township. sixty Isle Roy.e,
township. ar,y-ir Isle Royae,
Fractional .rysve and siry.r on Isle Roys"
Fractional township. -Sv,hrec .rsyour, and .ryhve,
Fractional townships .snree .irvour, and .irydve on
rowssNp any and rown.bip- and sryfou
Township my and ,owp-hp- and .ryfour
Townships forty nine atty and fractions. sections thirty
and thiry four IN township fnytwo Of raaee %
once os ns' Sy on mo.a., Oh.
teenh day Of August
ted within the aforementioned townships, viz
Norh q s base hne er& vest Of tie principal meridian
Townships thirty and thirty two Of range three
Townships thirty one and thirty two ~ range fpur
Tow ashipe thirty one and thirty ~ sanse ave
Al the land cfdce GENEASEE, Mooaav
eighth n September public lsn6s
within The undsnnento"ed townships, Wit.
NovsA eftts base s"s and rsst If ~ pv~etpo usvsar
TowmAips s one 'hiry'wo, sAisysAss. and siysau,
Townshs dirty enc, thirty two, thiry-o~ os
range I've.
xsrsA efsAs In. and east Of ~ yvi~etSs m~Ae~
Townships thirty one thirty two, anA tI-se, II rsass
Township &iry o. 80 ,hirsy-swc q rsr -
sAME PLACA ccmm<.eia~ e NseAsY. shs !wagses-
oVpeenesg ~ Ac Apsa n me foios1Ae4e-
srbed sisastS IN M Nt Chews rs.sfv.eow - y
scd M hsssAs II ~ he ~ In1 Ae6 - - tAsN ~
g. IT, - - CT !. st IS q 1880 ~ = - - ::
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ny the President OF the United states.
pursuance pursuance Of law MnLARD FILLMORE, Prs.iaen. Of
thai public sales will be held the land
Office. the State of Missouri the periods hereinafter desused
the land ONCE JACKSON commencing Monday the frs.
winiu The following named townships, viz
Of OF .A principal msridian
Township. eight and nine and
Towa.hps ,w.neishs and nine, and
Township twenty branch of river, range
Township. three, wrnsyour tweny-eish' and twenty
Township ,wen,your, twen,yeisht and
fractional township twenty township. twenty two,
three twenty AVE. and twenty six O. range ten
of september next for the dspoa Of pu
| ing named townships and parts Of townships viz;
North base line east Of the Gh principal meridian.
Township twenty two OF range two.
Fractional township. and twenty-five, and township
Township twenty two, or range fur.
.S .sS sss Of ~s %
three -four, twenty-five 'wenys, and twen-seven, Of
townships sixteen and and township
Fractional townships sixteen seventeen, eighteen and
ownp. twenty and twenty. .lse and section. three
thIry two inclusive, in township twenty sir Of range eight
pcIuvs) fractional township and fractional township
y,nve, and thirty slI Of range nine, ,,,...
Sections one 10 Nv Give inclusive north hal
twenty Inclusive, and thirty inclusive
fourteen the south half
three and hiryfour thirty
The par, east Of ue River Overflow Of township twenty
| three, OF thirteen
Except the northeast
eighteen, nineecn dirty, and OF "Lite River
Overflow !" In nship -four, Of fourteen
eighteenth Of August for the disposal OF the public
within the following named fractional townships
North Of Of the fnh principal meridian
Township twenty-five OF range twenty
ovDsbp TWEEN IN -IyNO.O I'M
OF twenty thirty
thirty FIVE and hrysT, south OF the old
line, In township twenty Of range twenty eight
Fractional township adjacent The State line,
twen-nne, thirty, thrty-one, hrywo,
three, and
Lands by law for the Of schools military and
purposes swamp
which shall be selected
by authorities before the days appointed for the
oihs public respectively under the entitled
swamp approved September 1850
viii be excluded the sales land
heretofore granted Of Congress for military
rendered United viii be perped the above
mentioned id provided by the entitled can making
| kc., approved I'd March, 1851.
The OF mentioned lands will
viii proceed order
offered and the thus closed hut
than and
win he admitted until afer the
OF Washington, OF
May, Domni thousand eight hundred aud afty
WILLARD FILLMORE.
by the President
Cou,m,ssiop.t Of The General L. and Office
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE RELDING 4 WYLTE,

No. 7e1Ts DsA~xs Pe~nronia arense, merit door ~e't %
Bro~r's Hotel, Huntington, ID. C.
(yHA0 DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for purpose prosecuting claims before
Csageas, board
oasn appointed for the adjustment Of poiatien- other
al fitfs all business
eys They will also attend obtaining pensions,
cinims
swts buying and selling estate, collecting private
rsSN. he.
AsAr-w Wye w., will attend to law busnes. with which
nspseIf OF
~ Disuvct Supreme Court Of the United
Chas seldns, being United commissioner notary
deeds
VIII eys the taking OF testimony acknowedg
which npperain Office
Changes viii be moderate, and regulated by claimed
and ne NJ services required.
post paid will receive immediate
0Sps e-diy
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j. BUTTKkFIELD, -.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- MPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS AND TO LESS EES,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled right TO any OF the
lands within the townships above enume
required establish the 70 the satisfaction o. inc
ter aud saltwater therefor az soon
after seeing s notice. and before the day appointed
public sale Of the lands inc
tract claimed; otherwise, will be forfeited And
Every person having the right under the act entitled IAN aet %
create an Territory OF Wsco and
other approved Sd March, S icsses oceuPn
their leases rm'ts ay
the lands fractional, townships above
snumerad entitled uuder the act entitled AN sc 70
mineral lands In the Lake Supe
or district in Michigan Chippewa district in wisconsin
approved September 1885, enter the land covered Y ther
respectively" nj the minimum price
81 rs per acre. covering than one full ecuon
permit VI the proper land
Office purchase he shall full secton Al te
required establish the same % mo salts
make payment
practicable aler ssens tA noe and before
appointed OF the public sale Of the
embracing claimed otherwise such claim wiz be
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ofthe General Land once.
May l3--lawl3w
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BY the President OF tn. United states.


IN pursuance of law MLLARD FILLMORE President Of the
tina, public safe. viii e held the land Offices in
ri Sosa.y
aed within the townships and fractional townships
viz;
NORTH Of Of the A principal meridian
Township two, of range three.
township Two, OF range our.
Fractional north Of White river Of range nine
North Of ns and east Of tAs fra principal meridian
Township Htsen, Of range
Fnc,ona townships eleven and twelve Of range az.
the day Of SEPTEMBER oi the dispossi public
lands within the aforementioned townships, u wit
South cftAe base Hse sAs MA prtaefpol merdan
Townships eleven ioureen Of range seventeen.
ss snGs comm.ncn. on Monday the
day August H. for the disposal public
following named townships and sownshps viz
North fA H~s aud Of tAe A pr,nepal meridian"
river, township three, four
Township nine, of range seven.
Of Of the i'm principal meridian
Township part Of islaad in sections thirty two and
thirty three IN township nssn o. eRse ONE ON Monday
me @ dsx ner, for The disposal Of The public lands
the following named tracts and Cypress lake, VIZ
Of line and Of the h principal meridian
The south half Of section eight the south half Of fractional
neen north half the
half Of wS sns norm half ana gum
half northeast OF twenty in township
appropriated by the Of schools military and
sss s ho.e Tam and .. :.
authorities before the days appointed for the
respectively under the entitled "An
OF Arkansas and other States reclaim the
swamp within their mit1 approved September as 1850
H Le excluded Ae sales And no locations Tor land boun
Of for military services
United States uiH be permitted on Of ns
by the entitled IAN
diplomatic Of
ment I" Ac, approved ID March, ls5l.
m, offering OF the will be
the days appointed proceed in the order in which they
despatch until the whole shall have
been thus cosed but sale shall be
weeks and private the lands
admitted until aher the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under OF Washington sixth
Nav ammo Domn, thousand eish, hundred and yons.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the PRESIDENT
j. BrrrsWIrLp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- ENPT1oN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the night Of OF the
land, within the townships parts townships
rated establish the satisfaction OF the
register Office make
aabis after this notice, and before
appointed for the Of the public sale OF the
claimed Otherwise such claim win be
forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of General Land Once.
May l3-1awl3w
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Chppew. Indians q ssxsnaw third day Of January eighteen
hundred snd thirty eight" viz;

Chippewa bs third day Of January, eighteen
North 9TH. ss.s ans .ass Of "a. principal msrdiam.
Pan. Of sections and thisyrw in township six, Of
Tseuona and ave- in township eighteen
uon ihy in township nineteen, a in the
ssson. IN township niasss range
nne.esn IL township nn*'ssn tAl the re-
ys , as 'n saa oa :, DERoT on Monday die
eighth Of september ns disposal .. ~. Land beng PAl
s SnsSs s na S T. Of
collars and my cent. per acre. as provided BY The act Of
AZ Inc land oee a, KAfA Monday
day Of e. for ss a y VI ' following
NORTH of and est Of The principal esidian
islands - in section hy"o in township of
Islands Nos and Q twenty three and wentyfou
Islands Nos and g. in township one
islands numbered 3 4 ind 3, IN sections twenty one
Nos and 3 IN sections thirteen fourteen twenty
South Of base line and se Of the principal merdas.
and twenty two, in township Of
ISLANDS Nos ineusve three four ten, dsen
and aa lem ~ 10 one n and "a
purposes together with hoss swamp and oyeraowed land:
unit thereby for any which shall be selected
public respectively under the entitled An
within a.i. approved sspsn1sI
United states v b q tAs ssoss
i
prn.ons diplomatic Of the
kc., approved ID March, 1851.
lands will be commenced
appointed will the order In which they
all convenient despach until the whole shall have
offered closed but shall be kept
admitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
hand the city OF Washington this sixth day or
May Domni thousand eight hundred and fhyone
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
J. BuTTERrELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTiON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMTTEES OF mINERAL LANDS
Every person right of the lands
within townships and OF townships above enumerated
establish the the satisfaction of the register and
after notice. before day appointed
the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited And
Every having the right under the entitled An act 70
absh land Office the northern of Michigan and
vide Of tho mineral lands IN the State OF Michigan
OF their permits the lands within the
townships above enumerated be sold the Office Sau Ste
Marie and who ened under the act entitled can act
price mineral lands In the Lake superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district in Wiscc1sin
proved 1885, $40 the land by hsir
rs If than full section, entitled
the surrender OF such at the proper land Office
purchase shall full secon
required establish the the satisfaction
register sault ste Marie and make
therefor practicable after seeing ths notice. and before
appointed the public sale
embracing the claimed Otherwise such claim viii be
forfeited.
Commissioner the General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMrrIo CLAIMANTS.

entitled the right OF TO Of
township. and OF
ted required establish the the
and land office and make payment
practicable fhts notice.
lands
bracng otherwise, claim forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Maui Al ntl
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GHtLGrE Ready R~ekoDer, adapted o the
PR sale by TAyIoE A. MAupy
Mhy7 pool seller. n..r OH .,,es,