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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26
NOTICE..

n TETTERS OF Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned. on
he Estate Of A. G Dunbar, dareassd. al
The April term. 1852, oil the Probate court
Of w hkinson couuty Notice is hereby civ
IN 70 all persons Indebted TO said Estate Ia
make immediate payment, aud to those ha.
wing claims 10 presen, them within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be barred.
L. w. HAYS. Sl'a, AJmr.
wG.pnll3-l6
January o. ls52-iy
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TIE subscriber IS prepared at his mil
II miles east Of WpodvilIe, 10 furnish nny
Kind Of PINE, OAK OR POPLAR lum-
Der that may be GATED for. lie will also
coAtrart TO deliver lumber in Wocdyille, if
desired. Any orders left with Messrs
Wright 4 Elder will meet attention
JOS. REDHEAD
Aug 10. 1852. 2OtC.
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hereby give notice, 10 oil persons indebt-
led 70 the firm Of Martin Koellish Il
george Fassleman not 10 pay their accont>
Il George Fusslemau, us / will hold them
hRaountahle for them after this notice,
The Books ofthe firm will be giveo into
iier hands for a final settlement. after
alch further NOTICE will be given,
All persons having claims pgaiust this
n ~, will please send IN their accounts.
MARTIN kOELLISH
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TTO THE OLD N YOUM11

Ho' ye red heads and grey \.
nomenon in ChemistrgiU-EAsT lspIs -
DYE, Colors the Hair, and will not the w
This dye may be applied to the hair oysI y
the drst night turning the lightess red OF
hair to a dark brown, and By repeating
cond night, to a bright jet black. Any
may, therefore, with the least possible WI.
keep his hair any dark shade or perieci "
with a positive assurance that the dyelns
piled to the skin, will not color it.
casional application, a person turning B
will never be known TO have a grey hsn
r%ections complete with the article. liz
no c%oloring in this statement, as one CAV
ly test. ~
These facts are warranted BY the gea'hhs
who manufactures il, who is the celsss
chemist, DR.. Comstock, author al onsS :
Chemistry, Philosophy and other wo,AA
school books, well known and uidep
braied by the public. ~.f
Sold in Woodville by CHARMS o0'
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. 1919 Ora
- vier Street, New Orleans; La, Cures Cam
GERS, Scaidhead, W~hite.swehing, Sores and w.
GERS, OF every description. jun27-ly.
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- ADAME MEURLUNp. ! FrencI

EGz ADAME MEURLuND, a French
" lady, native Of Paris, is teaching the
French language al her house, morning and
evening every day, The morning hours Of
tuition, are devoted to boys, aud the evening
hours to young Indies. Madame Meurlund
teaches also drawing and painting. aud fan
ey needle work, twice a week, aud schel
iFs can praetice the same every day at her
louise. Terms for French tuition, per quar-.
s.r, 81, Terms for drawing and painting per
nrter, 80. To be paid il advance.
Woodville. Dec "a, 1S5O-ly.
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Notice.

HAVE just returned to my old stand AZ the
AForks of the Roads, with d lot Of so Ne.
grees, consisting of field hands house servants,
: fine carriage driver, sc, &c. Please cali
and see.
design keeping rpa good supply during the
season. R'H. ELAN.
Natchsz, Nov. II, is5I-3m.
10 have three fine saddle and harness
horses for sale. "
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CON 8
TO THE AFFLICTED n

LII M
THE appearance in Three Bottles of
NUTTALL'S SYRlACUM, is a new
era In Medicine, from novelty and di.
rect opposition to the old absurd and
inconsistent one bottle sysiem-while
its success prepared in this manner.
leach bottle containing a different pre-.
paraiion.) in curing the 1ifferet.t stages
which characterize Consumption. has
est ablished the welcome truth of the
durability of every stage ofPulmonary
Consumption.
Physicians approve of it. because it
is based upon correct Physiological and
Pathological principles.
The public approve Of il. because it
is common sense, and because they
know from an experience that one
preparation will not CURE the three
stages OF Consumption.
The suffering disappointment and
discouraged invalid approves oft, be-
cause its principles hold out "a reason.
able hope. and when he uses INITIALS
Syriacum.
His hopes are realized, ifhe is in the
first stage of Consumption, and uses
the first bottle, his expectoration, diff
cult and painful, becomes free and
easy.
His cough soon gets well. and all
SYMPTOMS of that stage disappears.
lie RECEIVERS and is well. If ne is in
the third stage, and uses the third bot.
Tie, his diarrhea gradually ceases. his
weak bowels become strong, and all
the SYMPTOMS Of this stage are relieved
aud he is restored to health.
Each bottle has the symptoms Of
the stage for which it is intended, print
ed in front of the wrapper. whereby
every invalid knowing his pwn symp.
toms, can judge which bottle he re.
quires. consequently no mistake can
occur in selecting the proper medicine.
U See pamphlet in possession of the
Agent, containing DR. NurrALL's Palholo-
gs OF Consumption, lecture on the structure
aud uses Of the Human Lungs, and certi-
hcaies Of cures. For sale by
A. KENDALL. a. Co.
mi. -iy 72, Magasine st, Ne,e Olieaas
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TO the Public.
TO the Public,
LAST TESTIMONY TO THE MANY
CURES.
NISHING CURE OF
THREE CANCERS.

This is to certify that my wife has been aE
ilicted with Cancers for the last seven wears
aud has beon suffering the most excrutiating
p%am--and often trying all remedies that could
be thought of. came TO New Orleans with
her for The purpose of procuring relief and
shortly. alter my arrival here | applied to
Samuel Reynolds, at 1873 Gravier street, who
healed her Cancers three in number-one on
the hp, one on the temple VERY Target and one
on the nose just below the eve. am now
happy to say that | believe my wife is entirely
cured after three weeks treatment under the
hauds OF Samuel Reynold, i23 Gravier street.
New Orleans. Nm. BARBER.
Godson County, Florida.
New Orleans July ist.
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Percy's Greek Institute.

HTHIS institution has been reorganjzed,
and is now under the supervision Of u
Board of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminaries. 1t
will be conducted by those who are fully
compent to discharge the manifold duties of
such an institution, being guided by the ex.
perlence Of many years, and supported by
the sanction Of their former patrons and ac-
q%uaintances. Students will be admitted at
any time, and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, un.
less caused by sickness.
The school will be opened on the 10th of
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacations.
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IN this Cut you
see the Truss as ap-
piled and worn for
an %Inguinal HERNIA
on the right side
1t does not iniure
the back, the pies
sure being on either
side of the spine
Physicians aud sur
geons who have OK
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TIE RMS.
Board, Washing and Lodging, 500 90
Tuition in English branches 80 90
Instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
Forte, 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction in Drawing and Painting, 20 90
Mrs. M. A. ALEXANDER, Principal.
Miss s. l.. RuDlsILL, Assistant
Rgcrences.-Micajah Row, Henry Hob
God, George Cook, w. r, Wimhish, Esqs.
Percy's Creek, Jan. 7, 1S5o-Iy.
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$50, Reward.

iis way from the mouth Of Black river to.
wards Woodville, Miss, aud is supposed to
pe some where il That SECTION OF country
The above reward, will be paid for his
apprehension IN any Slnyeholdmg State.
DAVID L. MYRES,
Fare 81 PArpis, WooE q Co., Nem Orleans
Feb. II. ls~52--lf-N O Pscagmac
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experience ~ KuptuTes has led me 70 IN
vent. in order to overcome TIE objections OF
every other in use. 1t is remarkable for
the ease and comfort with which 1t is worn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. Ii is, also, mInoveabie
in any position the body may be thrown in
to-a con sideration that should not be over
looked.
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Ruptures Cured
RuptuFes Cured!
LIT al afflicted rith Rupture, read herd
and b. hafed o. az ieIS b. nlUas 81
cure from me h01T0yS Of Strange
idtoi Haaia. trlicA So-aTssy
can test be fond az he
use Of SHEEAANs
New Patent Truss and justly
celebrated
RUPTERE REMEDY.
RUPTURE REMEDY.

nBSERVE the following extract from
OLawrence. an eminent ngIisi, surgeon:
"The treatment of the Ruplures demands.
FROM the different states inwhich their contents
exist. as great a combination Of anatomical
skill, with experience and Judgement as that
of any disorders in surgery" Now, how few
annoyed and harrassed with that complaint
think of this. hat do they think of! Why
OF getting a Truss; one that suits their fancy,
their means, and as they thirk their Ruptures
while :heuse OF it, from its i'll construction and
m%isapplied pressure, imparts serious injury
consequently, the disease continues through
life. and frequently causes death.
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The great american Remedy, for Lung
complaints, anil aH a6ectionS Of the
Resptrat0yH Organs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Iowa C0g1ty agricultural So5lslv.

Considerable enquiry is made by the mem
bers Of this society in relation to the fund
supposed to be on hand. We have made some
enquiry of a part of the officers of the society,
and find that but small amount has ever
been paid to the Secretary, and nothing to the
Treasurer. What amount has been collec-
ted by the person appointed for that purpose,
we are unable 10 say. We cannot learn that
any portion Of the fund Of The society have
been wrongfulIy expended, or in any way
misaPplied. We trust, however, for the sat
isfaction Of those interested, that the secre-
tary Of the society viii furnish US with q
statement for publication, Of the real condi-
ton Of the fiscal affairs ofthe society. In the
meantime we would recommend 10 such as
have not paid the amount Of their subscrip-
lion to the society, to call upon tile Treas
urer and do SO as soon as convenient, so that
the amount Of premiums awarded may be
paid without further delay.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Tie Judicial Farce.

Last week We alluded to the fact that
Levi Blossom, Of Milwaukee, was making an
effort to compel the Governor TO liberate him
(Blossom) fom the bond Of Dir. Jansen,
the new State Treasurer. We copy the fol
lowing in relation 10 the same matter, from
The Daily Wisconsin Of the 2Ist inst.
We yesterday alluded 10 Judge Uubbell's
orderto Gov. F .RwELL, to appear, &C., in N IL
waukee. OF course, there was no notice Of
this illegal citation. The Judge thereupon
granted yesterday an junction command
ing and restraining him, the said Edward II.
Jansen, under the usual penalty, from re-
cc9eing Or P4gfag oct any money, or ding Qr
performing auS other act az thing IN his o6icial
capacity rs I rsusurer If he STATE u IViscon-
sin, or otherwise, by which thesaid complain
ant Levi Blossom shall In any manner or to
any extent be made liable as surety upon the
said bond; and also commanding and re-
strainin1 the said defendant Leonard J. Far
wei IN his ca} acisy a. Governor or otherwise
from using, interfering with or disposiag OF
said bond IN any way or manner BY which the
rights Of the said complainant may be in any
wise affected"
No notice will be taken Of this Injunction.
Judge H., unless he desires t. make himself
a general Laughing stock, must issue an at
tachment against Gov. Farwell and State
Treasurer Jaussen. Then, the Legislature
viii take charge on the matter and administer
such rebuketo this Judicial intermeddler thai
he will look more excited than he ever did be-
fore
We learn from Madison that before Hub
bell had grarfed the writ, he committed the
improperly II calling on the Governor to en-
deavor to pgrsuade or intjmidate him into a
surrender of The Bond. Gov. Farwell thus
ended the Interview; Judge Hubbell, you
may attend - your duties as Judge, and ]
viii attend to thine as Governor" The course
pursued by Gov FaTwell, is universally com
mended.
Il is certainly most fortunate thing that
Hubbal, was recently superseded as Chief
Justice for thgz the other members of the
Bench do no. suhcr from this discreditable ef-
fort Of his; and people in other States should
not regard ths action Of Hubbell as a sign Of
the charactef Of the other members Of the
Wisconsin Jadiciary.''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Remarks O. James Mem Shaftsr, Speaker Of
Tie ASSEMBLY.

Aalb AestttHlit
The Speaker elecihaving assumed echair
the constitutional cath Of otIce was then "a.
miuistered TO him by the Hon. Mortimer NJ.
Jackson, cas.of the Judges Of the Supreme
Courtof Wisconsin.
The Speaker then addressed tie Assembly
as follows
The mutations Of human fortunes are seldom
more remark bic than are the circumstances
which call this body together, and have Gle
waited me 70 Us chief place. The places of
our nativity are seaara.ed By oceans-we were
porn uudef different stars, governments and
laws and have by consequence, acquired die
leTent characters, habits and thoughts But
notwithstanding such adverse circumstances.
We are here assembled IN one body, with
common Iaiorest-for a common purnose-
that purpose we are now about to fulfill. We
a.a aaaGt y !cgislata for soc, GOO human be-
lng5-our fellow citizens.-ard "a dcveIoa
the resources Ct q territory which mains
within her BOSOM, the seeds Of an empire
To discharge this duty argh: we must cult
Fala t.sat sItHt ri Guinness and cancellation.
without W.ach, there can be no deliberate
judgement, J pledge my utmost efforts 70
TINS result, aud ask your hearty cooperation
70 raise Tie character Of our proceedings from
the level Of partisan feeling, prejudice and
passion, F. tie suJlImer heights Of reason, and
20 tie Pu-er atmosphere ofjustice.
We can 90 this only by a strict observance
Of rule and q parliamentary law. In the ad-
miuistratlon If this code by me, / can assure
You ri Inpalt.ali.y, and into to the errors into
which ] may fail, ! shall always have the
happiness of -eArcling that the evil influence
q such errors cen always be avoided by the
substitution of your own judgements for nav
own. trusting that / may receive your cor
dial and and that Though our Joint efforts we
may attain that celebrity and dispatch which
has all tie TapI3ty, without the uncertainty
end confusion Of hurry, / have to thank vou
for your kindness, and Partially in the be-
stowment 81 his high trust, and expressing
the hope tha, We may have the overshadov-
ing Influence Of that benifceuce. without
whic3; human effort IS powerlcss for human
good.
] enter upou the discharge ofmy duties, BY
directing you 20 the further duties Of your OF
EanIZdu0n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
FIEe HunlreI Lires Lost BY q Eal.rsnont.

Intelligence was received at Lloyds.
London, under date of Malta. Monday,
the eth Of December, Of a most awful oc-
curreuee at the island off Sicily. which
had been swept by two enormous water
spouts, accompanied by a terrible hurri-
cane. Those who witnessed the pheuom-
cna, described che waterspouts as two i'm
meHse spherical bodies of water reaching
from the clouds, their cones nearly touch
ing tie earth, and, as far as could be
Judged, at d quarter Of e mile apart trav-
cling with immense velocity They pass
ed over the island near MARSHA In
their progress. houses were unroofed, men
women and children. horses and cattle
were raised up IN the vortex. and hurried
to destruction During their passage,
rain descended in torrents accompanied
with Lailstones Of eu0rm GUS size. and
masses of ice. Going over Castellamarre,
near Stabia, it destroyed half the town
and washed 200 Of the Inhabitants into
the sea. all Of whom persisted Upwards
Of 500 persons have been destroyed By
this terrible visitation, and an immense
amount Of property.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Burning Of an English Steamer Roasting Of
One Hundred aId Thirty Persons.

beSTOS, Jan. >
The Royal Nail steamer Amazon, from
southampton and for the West Indies, took
IRE at T. NJ, on Sunday, Jan. 4lh. so miles
west Of SciIly isle, and was entirely cansum-
ed, with the mails officers, crew and passen-
gers, except p persons, who succeeded in
getting of IN the 3oa-s and We're picked up.
" hole number Of passenger, $50. The Ere
originated from spontaneous combustion.
Charleston, Ian. SO.
The Cuban Steamer Pampero was sold at
JacksonFlIe, ON Saturday, BY Government
for 225,025, to Capt. II. &. Temple;on, Of
New Orleans.
New York, Jan 81.
Immense crowds again crossed the East
hIyer this morning, but by the breaking up of
TIE ice, some 500 were ia a critical position.
We hear ofn0 serious accidents. The wealth
CT is moderaanr.
Baltimore, Jan. q.
Spain md tEe United S.afes.-The Wash
agten Republic denies the statement that the
Captain General Of Cuba refused 10 receive
Consul Saarkey, except as a Commercial
Agent. Oar Government has satisfactory
assurances Of his reception.
Washington, Jan. Il.
-4Eaeriea's Cns,re- to .7ugtriu.-Mf. Webster
IS preparing response 10 the recent letter Of
tulseuan the Austrian minister. which was
drawn forth by Mr.. Webster's speech at the
hossuth dinner. It's tenor has transpired -
oat 1t Is not impossible that the Austrian
Charge may have his passports rendered him.
4 tjar-6kz ts95.-There Is something ex;
taoTdInary going on IN the Navy Departments
u Is actively engaged in ordering vessels TO
prepare for SEA, and collecting supplies and
munitions 81 waE. Along other things, the
dediieTFaneau s7uaHdgon IS tcbe strengthened
ty twc additional vessels.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
GEOLOGICAL Lectures

Mr. DANIELS commenced his second
course Of Lectures upon this Interesting
subject on Tuesday evening last Dur
ing the first course. such was the interest
manifested upon the subject. that the
House was crowded to overlooking and
nc have no reason to believe it viii less
50 hereafter The Lecturer has perfect
understanding Of his subject, aud pecu-
liar faculty Of imparting information t.
others We most cordially recommend
him to the patronage Of the public being
fully assured that none VIII feel to regret
having attended his courses
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Extensive Land EgIr

We would Invite the attention of our
readers e the advertisement of Nessrs
Lane Is Greene, which viii be found in
another e'.ama The lands they offer
for sale are If an excellent quality, and
situated il. very foarisLing portion Of
b'chlaal county No better farming
Lands can be found in tie west Persons
Wishing g purchase Lands for Farming
purposes viii lowell to examine those of.
fered Is lLos@ gentlemen. Their terms
are easy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

- The Madison Democrat recon-
mends the organization Of a separate Su-
prome Court at the present Session Of the
Legislature If there were no Constitu-
tional objections to legislation upon the
subject this winter, the heavy indebted
ness Of the State, amounting to upwards
of SIS, 600, would seem to render it alto
gother impracticable at this session
Times are too hard and taxes too high to
justify, at this time, the creation Of any
more Offices. There are too many al
ready.
-The attention of our readers is in
vited to the advertisement of Nr Kline
who proposes keeping on hand an assert
ment Of ready made Collins This viii
prove quite an accommodation to those re
siding a. distance from town. as they
win thereby Be enabled to obtain Cof9us
without waiting long time for their man
ufacture.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
IN CHANGER rs Foarcs.
TEUEEEE aEE


Hi.Lt-4 1-Lry
Eoca i hereby siyen, that b. virtue Of an order
decree "a t1ancery q The Circuit Court of lows s-
ia ae state Oh Wisconsin sitting In Caa7eary
entered n said Court On he sh 5isy - 500, tlase sl
l-3 Do the cause before said Court wherein W-ia q T.
Henry is complainant and William Beurg Is 5att I,
ed On authority therein given, sl sol at pubFs e
tHe GA day Uf March. g.. D. 1852 r.l,zaa1 ~. tr
= % cJsN, e. y e- ococs p. n. q sald dsy ID 81
County, an the right, title Gnd interest or the ~. .
ian ienT5 Defendant u the date Of The Eorlslz-
cd 90 iu said order and decree Of and ia Ia. f--.
scribcd real estate Hlh the appurtenance- t5e-r,--
.3usina t0-sl5 me premises described IL sa iufe
tl55 q! Mortgage, aud known anl described g. rsr..
Town i.ats Numbered ten, e'oFen and twafvs h. 49,.
number thiTsyOaa In tie addition 20 Mineral Paft r
me County Of Iowa ana Statc u Wisconsin, desert -
follows: part Of said lot HuIa5er eleven, corTrar-
on the North si-e 81 Fountain 5irstr 20 he soa.ags
corner Of said lois thence north " sd the east -s f
lot o. sae 6au.h De 81 iiEh IT. thence n, rh
ceg-s west, Que hundred and use links 70 tho gss s. .
Cl SAID los, thence EIth the Vess side Of 15s 10. II E
gu1ug. end taar part Of said lot ta described Il .
commencing 20 tine Southeast corner az ssid Il5 ~
norm "la me e between ia satd lo- and los eleven
one hundred and enc links thence south twelve Fs.-
and thirty Minutes 'Fes 70 tias line between sud. 3
ana ig- ednb-F l"etFSs thence v O. tle line teza
SAID toi number twelve tacutr two links 10 the ula
2lan, and that part Of SAID lct HU1hEr Is ei76, b
1ei rs i1Ao"s cJTnaeuctr n liIa uorsh side I.s.
t5in sIes 81 the south east conner sc said lai l.
With the north de % FCunrH street CIV seven fs-
line ba.wsan said Iot and Dos aaaaber Son, tfsTs. &
lie iiGe between said Do. and l Haubef ter 70 th ~
Side Of lot number eleven, thence 9Th the line Hal
sid ia aud al nam Der eleven o. the place ~ Harr
Al-o, si than cerlsn lot of isad lginE aud baIa =
NUhEs oil Mineral Point, Co tbe county IN Iesa ans s. -
o. Wisconsin, and known fIgt's FIGl Of s4sa yl..
"a lut number forty-threealss She no-lh east a-s.
tssv uorla west g1lrtcra 81 sctsar s.rr3b.- me.
ta Iowa Caurl- ia the st1a 81 81 iscclz, liug D. ~
rgsgl es.at sc-IdcI ia said Nartzava E1e1siaz ..
co1pl-aAngs oili IS aforesaid. Tine above sale IS
Jlade e satisfy the saH II one Thousand Frre Iiuas
aud Nents i've Dollars and fuiTty Gents, the
Nortssa.. a-.d .sc-..r. r1.ts -I ,.e-. o- b., sal.
.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29
Information Wanted.

3Ir PHNEAs S. PAGE, Of HARMONY
Rock Co., Wis. started from a camp two
OF three miles from Boomers on the
Lomonwier road. for the purpose Of hunt
ING. about the first Of January inst. and
has not been heard # since. lie is 5 #.
~ Inches high. light complexion. weighs
about 100 los, and aged b lie wore
a brown plush cap, grey oyercoat. grey
pants blue over hauIs. and had rife IL
Information may be sent to II. A Page
Rock Prairie Rock Co., Fl to The Stand
ard OGcc, Baraboo, Sank Co, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-29

Gcntlemen.-With the appreciation Of
the President. the public lands withheld
from market to admit Of cousummatinc
the selections Of land granted to the Cen
trail Railroad and its branches, from Chi
caco to the mouth Of the Ohio river, I'M
der the provisions Of the act Of the 10Th
September, 1850, VIII c2at2auc to be So
withheld llHfH the FIRST lL1aIay IN Jlllzl
HcIt, when the same VIII be restored to
market and previous to that date ninety
days, public notice viii be given by this
office that the lands aforesaid viii be re
stored to market on the said Monday in
june mex. under the regulations which
viii be prescribed
Very respectfully.