The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24


August 10 the Of October, ls54 and amount received ia
payment is az follows Land sod, 4ls7l7 3iloo acres
amount received $751; 81
Total 81 land sold from August J. 1854, Tor since
the passage Of graduation Of August 4, s54,) 70
March 81 1885, follows Land sold, a,2sso sO soloo
acres amount received, 1855, $40 FL
4sycsRsaraI Drtsfon Of he Patent Ocs Aiasss Baps
booWe hare shown letter from correspondent Of
the Patent Office dated Charleston South Carolina May
10 1856 in which the writer suggests to Patent Office
the proprety Of importing this bamboo for cultivation in
prab swamp SOILS He also that he has for years
endesvored persuade merchants IN the Chinese trade.
vel as government officials, embark this enterprise,
but without
q The Patent Office in earnest in its work, and
suggest the importation of roots a the Chinese bamboo
for IN the great Of the Pedee Sxntee,
Savannah ogeeee and Aamsha above tide where
the land submerged only for Of the year. and,
though Of great fertility, too precsrious for cultivation
General Lard 0Fce.--Krns Tsrritory~--It appears,
FROM communication the Commissioner Of the Indian br
which viii give e. extracts, that IT il confidently
serted By parties interested that the Of Leavenworh is
situated the Lands ceded by the Delaware Indians to
the United States government but upon the military
vaon and subject presumption other public lands The
correspondent says;
and any better plan Of obtaining it than By
picaon you have not the least interest in the town,
egAiave council OF the Territory and the location Of the
government for the Territory viii be among st
i PROBABLY the most eligible point all other things being
equal hope the iast an, however to violate
hs ropre,or would never erection Of any
buildings thereon The facts IN the viii,
but viii have material bearing the determination Of
assembly"
To this we append from the reply Of the
Commissioners Of the Indian BUREAU He decides:
That this department regards the site being upon the
lands which ceded By the Delaware indians
the United States for their benefit that such ALSO 10
letter 10 the pro pore President Of the Senate The 2h
Of February Last ard that understand i 40 regarded BY
the Commissioner Of the General Land Ofce in has Inssruc
tons to the surveyor general
The instructions Of the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office surveyor general of Kansas accordance
with sbore and also with the Eth section Of the Indian
appropriation Of ID March last which, after survey has
taken place provides that the President shall said
lands ach parts thereof he r&g deem proper, to be
classified and valued and when such classification and ralua-
ton beer made bis satisfaction, he shall SAID
Lands offered public SALE By legal Subdivision town
ots &c. 4c" In order, then to enable the President "a
cnFv with the requirements Of this section located
upon these lands have their cuiboundsres carefully
ard accurately surveyed In connexion with The Lines OF the
public surveys that they VIII close on sGch boundaries
making fractional sections Tracts and the laid down
on the township as and egrect copies Of the Pats Of such
towns drawn SCALE ard prepared for the district
Land oee the lands be opened for sale BY those
paats
A0rscnhMrag BSreuM We notice IN the Baltimors
sun saving that the Agricultural bureau woud be dscuntn
ue ia ew weeks We made inquiry, and learn that i y
mistake which probably bad ts orgin in the fact that
number 81 the employees have been dismissed, the spring
being over On the contrary there has been large
rival Of from Spsn, and another importation aoas
expected from England.
Clerical caaage-samaa G. Hyde, senond-caas clerk
Interior Department resigned and Charles T. Davia rs
elias. clerk the GeDera Land oee promoted 70 his place
SALARY, si,400 per Annum
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