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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
The Washington Republic and The 1ntelli-
gencer on General Pierce.
WASHINGTON, Mon day, June !, rs

The Republic, of this morning, says
General Pierce is Old bunker of the strictest
sect having distinguished himself In the House of Re-
representatives. by his hostility 10 River and Harbor inn
provements-that he voted against all such bills
that were subsequently approved by Gen. Jackson in
cuding one for the Delaware Breakwater also against
the Cumberland Road bill.
In the Senate he also voted against all Harbor and
Railroad bills even against grant of land to Indiana
Railroad that offered to carry the mails free for twenty
years as rfcompense. His greatest speech in the
Senate was against relief for the widow OF General
Harrison"
The InhHigencer considers Pierce a
ird.rate man. but says his experience has been pract
eel TO such sn extent TO qualify him to administer the
affairs of the Government should the people call him
to that trusD respectfully, and in National spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The Democracy of Pittsburgh and the Nom-
iuati0u
PITTSBURGH, Monday, June !. lS52.

IIIIo1OAUIIi nOIIu0yi "uIIO o w.
The nomination of Gen. Pierce proves
satisfactory to the entire Democracy of Allegheny Co.
plumber of old politicians, principally friends OF Cass
and Buchanan, have held caucus and published call
with many prominent Democratic names attached, for
ratificsiic meeting. The Young Democracy meet to-
morrow to make arrangements for great ratification
meenug.
The Wing papers speak respectfully of the nominee
and publish Endorsements of his bravery by Gems Scott
Pillow and Worth but say that he possesses promin
ence for statesman, his ireetrade principles only be-
ing known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Celebration of Pierce's Nomination in Boston.

BOSTON, Monday June 7, IooZ
A salute of one hundred guns is being
fred on the Common by the Democrats in honor OF the
nomination of Messrs Pierce and King.
The offices of The Boston Morning Post
and The Times are Illuminated this evening in respect
10 the nomination of General Pierce. large crowd Is
gathered in front of those Offices and hearty cheers are
going up for Pierce and King The nominations seem
to give satisfaction to the Democrats of this city.
grand demonstration will take place at Concord, on
Thursday in honor Of the nomination.
Gen. Pierce Is quietly rushcstng al Northampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Inv,,otion to nIeasher to Visit Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June !, ls12
A deputation of the friends of the Irish
exile consisting of Dr. Christie, James J. Lawn WI.
liam Ward Henry May, Capt France, Col Turner and
o,bers will leave here tomorrow morning to wait on
Meaeher the Irish patriot to induce him 10 appoint an
early day TO visit this city Mr.. Meagher in his reply
10 the address Of the Committee requests them 70 per
mil bi TO decline for the present the compliment OF
nublic reception here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
IRELAND.

"A statement, which originated in the
French papers, TO the effect that the Pope had confirmed
the nomination of Primste Cullen the successor oil
Archbishop Murray, In the metropolitan chsf' was aae'
,e,n.,,,e More than a month haS elapsed since
he re,t was put Ia circulation, but even yes the ms
&C.,. has not been pronounced. The Iabki Of .nis
day however states that e,'sr ron SaIs dsg
nsd 10 end Dr. Cullen to his Holiness for
,he ace ofDubin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Fire nj Charleston.

CHARLESTON, June o, lS02.
About 4 O'Clock this morning a fire
broke out In the dry goods store the OF Hano
yer and Columbus sts, which with the adjoining build
ings on the south burned down. The flames also
destroyed two buildings the opposite side Of the
street The loss Is about s. 900 5000 partially in
sured 1t ls thought to have been the work Of an in
cendIsTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Convention Of the National Division of the
sons of Temperance.

RICHMOND, VA, June o lsoS.
The Grand Division of the Sons OF Tenn
perance Of the United met in this city yesterday
and elected the following officers Most Worthy Pa
triarch Hon. John B. ONe; Most Worthy Associate,
Neal Dew, of Maine Most Worthy Scribe Frederick
Pickard, OF Pa. Most Worthy Treasurer, Robert d.
Fosf, Of Pa Most Worthy Captain, Leroy NJ Lee, Of
Va. Most Worthy Conductor, VIM. Richardson, OF
NewYork; Most Worthy Sentinel, J. F. Grost, Of ILL.,
nOs.
The Convention resolved to hold its next session at
Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
important Land Case in Florida.


The Florida Land case was decided at
81. Augustine on the 9th utno. The jury, under d.
ecrion of the Court found general verdict for the de-
fendsnt The plaintiff excepted to the charge OF the
Court and will carry the by writ Of error to the
supreme Court Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Delegates to Wing National Convention.

MAINE.-At Large-George Evans Of
Gardiner w Pitt Fessenden of Portland.
Dtst-W. W. Singer Thomaston N. ID: Appleton,
Alfred j. s. Pike Calais Abner Coburn, Bloomfield ;
John Trask, Jr., New Sharon VIM. H. Mills, Bangor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
.rrest of Pickpoclxet..

BALTIMORE, Monday, May . 1852.
The police yesterday arrested two we'll
known pickpockeis named Edward Knight and Henry
MeyeTs' charged with picking the pocket OF James
Brsdlove of New Orleans, at the Baltimore PostOee,
OF a draft for $1,000 On one OF the New York banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The Meeting ut Washington.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June I, 30.
Generals Cass, Houston, Lane and Judge
Douglas have consented to address the meeting to be
held here In day or two respond to the nominations
of the National Democratic Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
rhe nemnerntic Conyenrion-Co rrectlon.

BALTIMORE, Monday June Z, lSj2.
Ii was James &. Dobbin, of \. C., and
not Mr. McRae who made the eloquent and enthusias-
tic appeal IN favor Of General Pierce previous 10 casting
the vote OF that state for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Dea,h of Rev, Hosea Ballou.

Boston, Monday June !, l.j2.
Rev. Hosea Ballou, for 80 years the
Pastor Of the First pyersast Church in this city, died
this morning, aged 81 years His disease wAs bilious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The Steamship Philadelphia.

NEwOMEANs, friday, june T. TO-
The steamship Philadelphia has usl
arrived from AspnwSn Navy Bay. She brings no a'ef
news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
rhe stenm.hip Jnmes Adser at CharIe,tOn.

CHARLESTON Saturday, June 8, 1854
The steamship James Adger. Captain
Dickinson arrived at the wharf at o'clock this sasur'
dsy) morning from Newlork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Pnper Mill Burnt.

SPRINGFIELD, Monday, June I, Io52
Hollingsmith psper-mill, dwellings, &c.'
in Groton, were destroyed by fire on Saturday last
Loss not stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The Seizure of the steamship Fanny.

SAVANNAH, Friday, June !, lS02
The City Council of Savannah have ap-,
prsprated 81 600 for the relief Of the passengers OF
the steamship Fanny which seized by the Govern
mept. A movement is on foot 10 petition the Depart
ment for the release Of the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The steamship Cherokee.

kEW-URLEANs, guut y
The Steamship Cherokee from New
York has arrived here.
The daily union., 1852-12-02

pKoPosALs for carrying shs ...aiis o. shs United
5iAtc he ls lr5, 10 The 5o day OF Jane
1884, nelusse Ia Illinois, win be received 1.-THE Contract once %
of ashington, until The OH
Of decided day foo~ingl
In Time herein specified, vizt
4ao jacksonville, BY Manchester, Whitehall Carol
ton, Kane, Jerseysle, Delhi, and Godfrey 10 Alton,
aud back daily, except Sunday, Ia coaches
three OF the weekly trips embrace Lynnsille, Win
chester Glasgow, and BIeese, instead OF Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, al II,
Anise Al Alton next days BY 2, a.
Leave Alton daily, except Sunday, at 4, p.
Arrive az jacksonville days BY ., a.
The mail be carried preference passengers, and 70
their eacusion feqaed Of mails Deduction will
be made from the mail for tps aud hnes Imposed ior
those not performed agreeab 10 contract The Postmaster Cen
eral annul repeated violating the
Office lie schedule provided
he allows pro pay additional stock increased
expedition No viii be allowed should the distance
than adyeued The proposals should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 420 Illinois, aud addressed 20 The Second
Assistant Postmaster GeneTa.n
For further the conditions bidding notes
attached the late advertisement for proposals for carrying the
mails certain routes Ia Illinois, sc.
S. ID. HUBBARD,
General
PosT oFroE DEPARTMENT, Oct q, ls52.
Oct a-w4t
The daily union., 1852-12-02
THE UNoN WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER q
Ann White William M. Porser.-Ia sns Circuit
tos oxnsry Sounry = % % Equity.

Ann White vs. William M. Porter.-In tns cirsais
Coust tos Montgomery ~oaasy = Court OF hqaaty.
iE eopain~n u asr b thai about me ot day
Of September lso shs sold the defendant certain tract o
land lying ia Montgomery county Maryland devised 20 her ey
James White for the OF sx hundred dosrs and deed was
executed delivered BY her the and The
OF between the said defend
his several twelve number e the
hundred dollars and
my with iren the 2lst day kosebs 1916.
further the said
executed and delivered the complainant bearing
deed, puTponng be of the
said land the purchase hereefi which, the
advised not sufficient Ia law 20 operate
ON the said land
bill therefore, prays said paper treated
foreclosure thereof deereed and such portion
land be sold o the Of the said notes which hsv
fallen be and that The said defendant may be
ordered make mortgage The said premises
the said by be by the court 10
the said complainant the that may there
be due her and publication against he said Defendant
resides State OF Maryland in parts unknown L.
eeupon this 9Th day OF August 1852 adudgd and ordered that
the complainant causing this order 10 be inserted
published Washington, In the District OF Co
uma before the 18th day OF october
defendant the object and sub
this bill him appear this court, in
solicitor before the first Monday OF March 10
the premises aud show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy
Jas G. HEsIso, Clerk.
Sep IA -lawfw
The daily union., 1852-12-02

NOTICEThe army appointed under
sixth making appropriations for the support Of
the approved August 81 ls5, which in the following
terms and figures, 10 wit:
7ni bs IL further enacted That Ter the pay equip
neen, finding their
the the command OF John c.
Caion the eighteen hundred and
appears file the War Department. and
fer the subsistence and supplies consumed by said volunteers said
dollars hereby
popaed money the otherwise appropr
and the Secretary War empowered
appoint and dnerested officers
anime and Congress such claims be
ented for funds advanced and and supplies % all kinds
furnished sad command whilst thus engaged
in the public services and for the OF said heard Of officers
the OF TIVE Thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
session Washington D. c. notifies all
United
supplies OF kinds furnished
serving Captain John
California during eighteen hundred and
present Office
sylvuna l7h
All documents bcard ia the English language
be Enssh translation OF the
Tue National ntelgencer aud Republic Washington d. CT the
Boston Courier Boston, Mass the New York EXPRESS New
York ciyi the pennsvana Isqure In Phladepha pa the Re
publcas in ST. Louis Mo- the Bulletin in New Orleans, La
and the Evening pcayune in san tanseo Cal are requested
insert this week for aur weeks send their
with copy OF their paper the eee OF the board.
WAsHIsaTos ID. C., August IA, 1854
Sept l5-2awiw
The daily union., 1852-12-02

STEwAHT yickens and Mary yiekeus, his wife.
- Dcnnara Meekins William Meesns, Emily Meekins, and
SmiIB circuit Dorchester
equity, State of Maryland July term is5 August -
The object decree a
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county.
The bill John Meekn, late OF said
departed this life time n about the eighteen hundred
thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Mcekin Mary Meekins
Thomas Mrekns Dennara Meekns, and Smith that the
said John Meekns seized land called
MHshy Point lying and being Meekn Neck, and Tar Bay
ia said containing thirty ve land less that
her departed this sometime
spring eighteen said Mary
Meekins inermaied with The sad Stewart Nckens
ThomAs Meekins this life leaving
children, William Meekns Emily Meekins his heirs
said William Mockins aud Emily Meckins infants
years; that the said Smith
the of Maryland reside unknown
companants win DO Tor the benefit and interest Of all
parties concerned said land shall he sold under decree
this court purpose Of division Of the proceeds amongst
entitled thereto.
adudged decreed by the order OF
Dorchester county, complainant by
This inserted in published
Washington of Eve weeks before the
6eenth September the said absent defendant
vng heirs fdead the object and substance OF this
hill appear this cOhri by
co be1re the fourth Tuesday Of January
premses and show " any she they have why
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. La coMrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tese
Aug ll-law5w Y. J. HENRY, Clerk.
The daily union., 1852-12-02

SNIDERss CHEAP WINE STORE, NO. 40 w.,n.,
~ street. FoussA Phiiade hquors Of an ea
lles, of direct importation fo the and % b Ia
cheaper than other and furnished members
and sthers Washington cly shortest %
BY " Adanis's Express" F~~
shenes, Sparkling Champagne
Madeiras, Moet extra
Cnequot.
Red wine, Dinet
Teneriae, peuuchot
Lisbon, Heidsick,
Museat and many Others
frontgnaR, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Iockhem,
CiaTen or ali sorts kudesheim,
sauierne, MaIeobrunn,
BuIgandiea the largest stock in Phiadelphia.
Braadies Of all sorts,
pale casks, demIohn, bottles with some h
an som very aud old. '@h
Irish yshiskey Monongahela Bourbon Jamaica -
preserving brandy blackberry and wild cherry bande. s
ale, London porter and stout, IA bbs Of aud Dozen
Hapaa0 Cigars,
Of direct importation OF the reliable quality
wholesale by the quarter boK. ""i
The only establishment where all wines, Sc, a.
from the original package in which imported. ~"
Hotels Country Trade,
aud supplied, eask asp
dozen, package OF assorted ''"a
Orders BY post ofelegraph giving limit price euaanth
be satisfactorily nlied or the goods taken back -
familiar all the prinena
ducisg Of Europe, and The hes, ha
there, enable offer good articles cheap eramns
JACOB sNiDER, IR,s
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut ST.. Phlsds,Jii,
Feb 10 dIy
The daily union., 1852-12-02
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber having

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The subscriber having
n change hts aairs, offers for his
county, Virginia, situated immediately upon the
turnpike road. leading from Aexandha Winchester
four miles former place. and from Wash
ngon city, District ef Columbia The improvements consist Of
and convenient brick house, with five
Kitchen necessary buiding also, brick
hlacksmts shop which furnish annually between
hundred and fy loads Of About
wood The balance cleared nnd In rapidly
improving The &C., will be sod with the
land and possession given. For further particulars in
qur Daniel Raica esq, Washington city ID. O. Dr.
Isaac W1nster, Alernndra, Virginia.
Aug ln-law5i EDWIN q. FlTIHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-12-02
University OF Nashville.

University OF Nashville.
Medical Department.
THE Of lectures in this department viii
the first Monday OF November and con
tinue till the hrst OF the ensuing March.
Paul r. Eve, NJ d., Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
John NJ Watson, NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
al Children.
H. Buehanan M d. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physi1logy.
W.K Bowling, NJ. d. Institutes and Practice OF Medicine
c. X. Winston, NJ. d. Maera Medca and Medical Irispru-
denee.
Robert M Porter NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Benen I-ndsley, M. d., Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs NJ. d., Demenstrator OF Anatomy
The win be opened for students the hrst
Monday Of October L-aL
The students will have the State Hospital.
preliminary lectures will be by the proe
sors, commencing also the first Monday Of October.
Fee of each professor SIS marcuaton ticket IS dssecing
ticket, SIT; graduation fee, Sl5.
Good city from 81 so SO per
may be ebained by addressing the
Dean j. B. IIkDsIbf, Nj. d., Dean
NAsHvnLE, (Tenn,) June, 1852.
Sep e-lawtisiNov
The daily union., 1852-12-02

Notice EstahIislm three additional Land
Districts i'm the State OF Iowa.
Congress approved 1884,
sd Gan act TO create three additional land districts ~ The State
and thar the land Office
CHARrroN DlsTRiCF'i said State, fixed the
CHARLTON, that for The sNoRTHERN DlSTRICTn al
FORT DES MONIES, sMISSOURI RIVER DIS
TRICT GAINESVILLE sites which have been
designated by the President of the United States
Given under hand city Of Washington this second day
OF September, A. d. lsJ2.
by order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
The daily union., 1852-12-02

EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.,
No 50 Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SMILEY, 3 CO.,
Liverpool
l.. G. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MuNROE & CO.,
a6 Rue Noirc Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO ii DRAPER, Havre
The these ships will accountable for goid silver
bulon specie, ewelry precious metals bills OF
ladng value therein expressed
Sept 5-diy
The daily union., 1852-12-02
Land for Sale in Eastern Virginia.


E undersigned being prevented by engagements nom attending
OF land owned by him, concluded 10 oier II ot
This Williamsburg,
James City county Williamsburg located foufising
which considered be
in excellence by the William and Mary College II
also this under the OF the
bishop Protestant Episcopal Church OF Virginia. and
educated including Jef
individuals
children offered hereore inducement
vicinity between New
York. Baimce &c and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly AZ
within miles this and that hccsunt II
lucrative garden II consists
woodland arabic land valuable meadow; contains fine
abundance Of mari. The
whole ISL
OF miles from this the Norfolk Beacon"
few days snce gentleman who is the proprietor OF estate
York 40 and and refused it,
make the purchase
TO establish vegetable garden,o &c.
LOWER VIEGISA.-We take from
the Norfolk the following statistics, SC '1he steamship
yesterday New eued market
Nook) 81 barrels Of cherries and 2s barrels Of green The
baltimore boas for week past nave averaged each Zip 200
II estimated less than half million OF
will be realized the by the shipment OF early
vegetables from this port ~ Richmond Enquirer.
wishing Will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ GAIT, NJ d.
The daily union., 1852-12-02
E4N is.,assR e,t,es9 ,ssB

A NEW Route TO Pttsburg, via tho Baltimore, sus-
"A guehdano, and Pernsyivaid RdoadJhrougk TO Pbug
korrsAn express train e will leave Calvert daily
United mail Washington a.
connecting with the fast line Middetown M,
irving nj Harrisburg at N p. m, 20 dinner.
The leaves Harrisburg for the arriving
Hodaybug Aths point passengers have the option
taking Johnstown, by
stages direct from Holidaysburrt Pittsbnrr.
Tickets will be sold the following by this rain
York. wnghsvfe Columbia, Mnnetta, Mddieowp Harrisburg,
New Pert Mersiown, pcysye bewistown, Mcvsyown Hunt
ngdon Hollidsy syeburg, and PittsburE.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
through Carlisle shppensburg Chambersburg
points this road.
accommodation OF from Washington for
points Of will be
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company the arrival o
the morning receive the baggage which will be
RoBERT STEWART,
OctI-dn Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-12-02

NOTICE that the advertisement Of The oth o.
popeber lS52 proposals for service the Ne" or
being In seeordsnee with he aes o.
establishing the the same Is hereby w
following substituted as place ny day sei
copy rceed 70 that there 10
requiring the vessels for the OF e
Orleans and Vera Cruz shall be "Adaped ol P
will govern themselves aceoidsb.
The vessels however, 70 be used IN transporting he on n
Pnene Ia accordance WIN ue
nsns on The acts Of "a OF arch s45 June 1885 below
.as.rs.J ~ - s. ID. HUBBARD,
' Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1852-12-02

Each passenger allowed personal baggage free,
ceeding in measurement 10 feet
steege furnished with and pillow aud
with The the
Freight viii be 10 foot and from
Panama Francisco 0J per The transit OF
the isthmns the expense Of the passengers
u will be perceived through mail line
advantage the quality Of the employed and
any o despatch from always ready
at both ends of the line o accidents.
further information apply Office Of the "a and
SIS South choice apply companys
No. III West street, OF Warren street, New York
The daily union., 1852-12-02
FOR HARPER's FERRY.

tpArLr LIrR.)
TIE packet ensuing season.
commencing from this dae between Georgetown Hapes
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving arper's
morning 10 time Tor the Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning leaving Haper Ferry p n arriving Geerse
morning g o'clock.
onnibuses will be- in readiness the arrival OF passengers
Ceorgvtown, convey them 10 Washington.
0I5-Fare through including board 81 So
Mar 2s--du
RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery. session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris b. NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Prac
uce Of Dental Surgery.
Tbos Bond J, A. NJ. D. Professor OF Special Pathology
asd Therapeutics.
w. Handy NJ D.. Professor OF Anatomy Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy NJ D., Professor
Philip H. Austen, NJ. d., Professor OF Mechanical
Reginald ~ Wright, A. M. NJ. d., Lecturer on Chemistry
The mechanical and dissectng Will be
Monday Of October. The nhnary will be
year The regular Of lectures Monday
November, continue tl the a., March.
Tickets for sll0 deeting ticket loptona) S0i
articulation, S5 diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 so to So 60.
Anr5 w. Il. HANDY, Dean
The daily union., 1852-12-02
missioner Of the General Land ofhce.
NOTICE
by the President
JcHs Witso
An...m ~.

To prempfion Cfafanfs and Iessees Orrnf,
tees Of Minerai Lands.
Every entitled 70 the right Of empion of the
townships fractional
establish the
register land Office,
practicable seeing M notice
appointed the the pus sale o the lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be
And every person having right 10
addonsl land district the Territory Of Wisconsin,
approved ID March, sf iesse
Feecs enter the extent of their leases Or permits, any
of within townships and fractional townships
entitled fAn
reduce minimum price Of the mineral lands In the Lake Superior
district, Nichrnn, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved h sepsns 1852 to enter the land covered BY their
leases and permits respectively the minimum
o s 95 than foil section,
tied, the surrender o. the proper land
office, purchase, he shall ul
Of ~ 80 required establish the 20 tho sas
faction ofhe receiver Willow
therefor practicable seeing
appointed public
ands embracing the claimed Otherwise claim
forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land once.
Aug I2-lawl3w