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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-23

Cfty Coanca-A called meeting of the Council
was held at the Chamberfains Office YESTERDAY sf.
.ernoon, at O'Clock, Messrs. Mills NeCance But.
present Ds
The President stated that the Council had been
cahed Tor the purpose of receiving the opinion of
tne Attorney of the City as to the legality of the
ordnance Increasing the tax bill lately passed by
.ne Councils and then read the following letters
iroin L. W. McCance and Il 7. Daniel Esas:
D n RICHMOND, Nov l6, 1856.
-4t.oraey for the City of Rieamoad
TO raise money to pay the debts Of the city 1t has
become necessary to levy additional tax Of thirty
per cent the tax bill of the present fiscal wear AZ
Irregular monthly meeting of the Council on the l2h
INST the following ordinance was passed:
@' ofomdhee 20 increase the sams to BE- collected for
diseased tares.
l, BE It ordained by the Council of the eity of
sGnnona That the taxes of the city on the persons
snG mentioned in the ordnaDco passed ON the
tlth day OF January, l255 "prescrihiny The sns 70
De collected for assessed taxesn sha he incres.ed
!ny per centum upon the persons and subects there
The Collector of the City Taxes shall add To the
books returned by the Assessor both of real and
.pnai 10. property the said thirty per eentum upon all
the persous and subjects contained therein and shall
Goiect the same between the 18th and 5ss of Decem-
Der next inclusive, allowing deduction of ten per
centum upon all Of said additional taxes paid within
g. In advertising for fifteen days prior to the 18th of
Decemoer next, ss now required by ordinance the
Collector shall especially call the attention of ali uer-
sons who have already paid taxes in whole or in part
tor the present year to the provisions of this ordi-
nance; and notify them that they well Is those
who have not yet fully paid such taxes are required
TO pay the additional assessment required by this ord-
nance.
This ordinance shall be in force from its passage
As some persons doubt the lie xalty of the ordinance
will you examine the same state the authority of
the Council in the premises
Yours, very respectfully.
THOS. w. McCANCE,
CHAIRMAN OF the Committee of Finance.
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ts0EGET & ANDERSON, Uphelsterers
- AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
So rranAn strses have in their Fell Stock of
fAfEB HASGlNGS and Z z II HOLSTERIN G.
'ooDs, being the largest and best selected assort-
aen' We nave ever lad the pleasure to offer to our
aSnas aud the public generally, and viii be sold on
~" ihu-t lttsuhdule terms. S-ts
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CIINS. HISTOLS A.c

n have lust received from the North, a
MSl, large and well selected assortment of
,SXasA Double and Single GUNS. COLTS
A1enSoTERS. Aliens Revolvers, Rifles, single
fhi - Pistols. Ely and other Percussion Caps,
e.. e: 'Trssh and American Powder, Canes, Fishing
f,css ~, .I.o ~, ~nr,suared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
..b.TR 81 Guns, PISTOLS, &c, The public are
REEAIin At THOS. w. TIGSORS,
s"sss- q g. Main ST. between l7tsi and 18th sts.
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y <H1SNsgs wholesale ahd retail dealer Ia Amer
%-A-~ loan Ad imported Guns aud Rifles,
yosling anG Fishing Tackte Pocket Cutlery, Walking
Canes Belts and y ron @ ngnies; rsienSsHn % C@Rs Gun
md Ke.s Bid Bags, Nipples and NreHches, Wash.
iar ROD aid Tcklers, Dog Chains and Collars Gun
Mixer; Materials, &c, DC.
Rryolysrs and live Shooters at Manufacturers
n,ee. to the trade. S. SUTHERLAND,
No 1872 Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
ocN-lm Richmond Va
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VIRGINIA MECHANITS, TNSTITTT7CE

n Z
SILVER MEDAL. the highest premium,
awarded TO SAMUEL d. DENOON, for the best spe-
eimens OF CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
FENDER5, FOR SALE AT RE d U f D
rhlCES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock OF CRATES ard TENDERS ever before offered
af'sls IN this city, of his own manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
sach as square-top2ed Gothic Liptie, Circle, &C.,
70 natch Orders for Crates, Tenders &c, from
igwn sad country punetually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
viii be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
tie usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apply
LAY Boil and brass Foundry, on Main, between eth
snd HI Streets Richmond Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of sl kinds of Bells,
ke- OF nv OWE make. no 8-Sln s. D. d.
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EENDERs, TENDERS FENDERS-.I
r,,I isl sale at low prices large and handsome
c5qa cp. 81 fenders embracing round polished barred,
Ind 81 ptic, Gothic Square Top'd, brsnzed pierced
PiapG p.ah renders. Alse-handsome Shsvels and
DIV "e1 otSids, Coal Scuttes &c. apply at NV foun
&C I-dlm SAM'L d. DENOON
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R0Ys' CLoTuINC.--Th have ius, rece;v.

HoiS tLOTitING.--I have just receiv-
lg 50 2t OF Boys Clothing, from - TO l6 years of
~ ~;eH may be found Oyercoats Black Cloth and Fan
f aipsiefe Business Goats; Black aud Fancy Cassi-
An eAts' Silk, Cloth Velvet and Cashmere Vests.
r. - requested from those in want of any of the
no s'oos' HENRY SHAFER,
CGrIeI Main and lith ttreets
FOR sAt.n.--The stock, Fixtures. aud
j., .ood |H OF well located Drug Store in thriv-
Ws W pr Of the city, doing good business owners be-
nsv T['l,ols OF removing from the city. bargain
n, w w had Address box No. 25e Richmond P. o.
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l'4LAMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
= Manufactured by Evans & Watson, Philadelphia
IN Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, and when
oppzvl er contents Of books aad papers vero found
.ote alilured They warranted to be Fire Pro2f
Sstts with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks. Prices
lsasns from so to $500. For sale by
Ii. BALDWIN,
nLSl-,s l48 Main street. Richmond
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7,RTCEs RRDICED.-RICHMOND EX

RKEoRk5 conhEn % sRyssIn .so
~ ssl..riber takes pleasure in announcing to the
II. ,Est his FLAMING and SAW MILL is now in
s5nplgte order. ~
~ 5'1sTs in refltng sud perfecting his machinery
q, pls1;Ts, Saving and Tongueiug and Growing all
~ Eoards and Plank, he is noy enabled to exc
,ns .rt~I nperor wOrk, at greatly ledaced prices,
s" III fam those ia want respectfully solicited.
49, WILLIAM FORBES
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--7allER RATHS.-Ihe attention OF the
Shtr. e called TO superior article Of Shower
> - 1,sbicb the subscriber mas on hand and which
- T1r sse at less price than the common arti-
he he94ciI LIE for. Those who wish to purchase can
&c - % for them selves by calling at X. NJ. ZIM.
ss,s2ypgyaSS. - or Messrs. STEBBINS x PULLENS.
q Nj VIM FORBFS
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t.s,--,sTT777TT;. We have on hand and for
fsTTisg-ssSs~sses3 sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN B OATS, and
Square Timber from 30 to 90 feet, at Boat Yard
PsueutiaIy Pond, Richmond.
81 l0-l6n@ HOWELL L MESSLER
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In France an imperial decree had been publish
ed confirming the promotion of ffty-seven persons
belonging to the army in the East to the rank o.
officers, and the nomination of 572 to the honor
knight of the Legion Of Honor as well as the grant
of 1924 military medals conferred by Marshal Pc
lissier. The list comprised persons of every grade
from colonel down to private
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
' FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN w.
DAVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIsHTH AEO NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years Snc beg leave say that am prepared to
innlsh Store Fronts Monuments, Tonlbs, Vaults, and
attend to Enclosing Buryins Grounds and in fact all
F9!E in the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality OF Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North or South. oc3o
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REF

para.
|llple.
Ind ysls
| |esentef
f,whils
iniHent
| BILE lii.
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On motion of DR.. Snead, the ordinance ''increa.
sing taxes" passed the 18th Of November. was re-
considered, when Mr.. MeCance proposed substi
tute in conformity with the Opini on of the AttOr
ney for the city, which was reaol and adopted
The new ordinance imposes additional tax Of
thirty per cestns, upon the tax bill of January last
allowing deduction of ten per cent. upon all taxes
paid between tne 18th and 3lst OF December next
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nRASS ALAnMs-.tery e0ayenseng 10
ID caH you Q. any honY you chcoss 20 dosisnate:-
FOR the short orings especially they are valuable.
FOR sale ~ a s. s. 80 - - g. .GENNET,
: 90 g sss M sss,essss Eagle Square.
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DEAD.-Jesse Taylor the discoverer of the cele
brated Grayson Sulphur Springs, in Carroll coun-
ty, Va, died recently at the advanced age of one
hundred and eight years. -.
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while 81
w'eisht#
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, seee;A A
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sBORUP & 5CH.aJMPLIJN,

-NTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
IN " and the public generally that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs Burbank = Co.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can aiford increased facilises to all
patronage. They will attend to general Storage.
Forwarding and Commission business, at their
Warehouse Oh the Lower Landing. Havina
leased the Wharf-boat, those who ship to them
viii save expense Of drayage.
bss af9.Y RI EFERE CES:
Cronin, Hurxthali and Lear. New York,
J. Harmon and Co., Buffalo
81 James G. Fargo, Chicago. 2as
t}fas Mather and CO., ess
n. F. McCloskey, sGalena. S4a4
B. III. Campbell, 80
F. s. Jessup and CO., Dubuque.
Choutsau and Vale. ST. Louis. .
Borup and Cakes, 81. Paul ;sss5a
ST. Paul. nj. T. .f apl.tf
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qaDsRS3nlw5 WI '4sast
Sank Rapids Frontierman.

The principsl objecs in ,he establishment Of
this paper, u the dissemination, through j. col
un,ns, III correct md reliable information concern
ing that portion Of The Territory lying on the
Mississippi River above the Falls Of ST. Anthony,
embracing vast region Of country, unsurpassed
ii fertility, and recently but little known.
. In politics. The Ffontferman will be essential
|ty and uneqniyscaly democratic firm, steady,
and consistent supporter Of the present National
ADMINISTRATION, and at bill times, the earnest adj
yocate Of the principles aud fai.h Of the Demo-
cradle party. # IS sszs.4 sl Y III 3.se
Atthe same time that II thus contributes what~
ever Of influence i may possess 10 the success of
Democratic men and Democratic measures, Il
win identify itself with no faction in whatsoever
name of form, II may appear The coInmna or
The Frontierman will always be open 10 such
persons u may desire to give publiciyto part,cu-
lar or asorite localities in any part Of the Terri
tcry---but especially those found on the Upper
lMississippi-t farmers, who may wish 10 spesk
The public relative to The great subject of Agr-
cultureto all who have either leisure or incliua-
ton to wife upon subjects deemed Of interest TO
the general reader. 344i si5 !sg&3 sl2ss*
4 The Agricultural department Of the paper
II always inc most important IN country newspa-
per-wiii be under the special saperintendence Of
Il practical and successful farmer.
d Hailing from point contiguous 10 the homes
Of the Winnebago and Ojibway Indians, whose
history is replete with interest and incident, The
Frontierman will. it is believed, be found to con-
. tain much concerning Indian life, belief, and
: manners, Of more than ordinary interest TO the
general reader; persons long resident in the In
dian country, as missionaries, having aleeady
been engaged as regular contributors.
TERMS:
One copy. one year,. ~. Y. -. 200
Ten copies s. out ofthe Territory, 90
) Twenty copies ont Of the Territory. 5000
a Strictly in advance.
n Persons forwarding Clubs, should retain cert6-
e Gates from Postmasters. tFf4
E st JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
/ Sank Rapids, Minnesota, April %, 1854.
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GROCERIES.

The very best Of articles in the above named line
of GooDs can always be obtained at his store at
much lower rates than at any similar eatabIish-
ment in the Territory.
Particular attention in the preparation and dis
pensing Of Medicines Physicians and Country
Dealers will find il for their interest to call and ex-
anime his stock, as inducements will be offered
to their advantage.
N. B.--Physicians' prescriptions will be care
fully and properly compounded.
Al! the best patent medicines Of the day can
always be obtained At the lowest prices. Also,
an assortment Of Cigars, Tobacco and Confec-
tioRery.
Pomnses, Hair Washes an,s Oils-a large variety.
Fancy Soaps, Cosmetic, ETC.,
Druggists Glassware, Burning Fluid, Potash,
Acids, Oils, Varnishes, Glue, Brushes, etc.
A choice assortment Of best Teas, Figs, Raj
sins, Jelics, Jams, Ketchups, etc. etc, 1.-THE
lowest market price. sis ff.3s
Remember the Bazaar At the Winslow House,
where Champagnes. Holland Gin, Rum, Old
Port, Madeira. Sherry. Mascat, Malaga, Scotch
and Irish Whiskey, MonoDgahela and Bourbon
Whiskey, pure, can always be found Of the very
best quality, and at the very lowest prices.
Saint Paul, April, ss4K sefsR ytf f;5s
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Election Precincts and Judges
or BG8 gR1WN. ...

a r Session Of the Board Of Commissioners b
~ BENTON County. M. II. confirmed and hell n
the Court House At Sank Rap;ds. On he an ~. #
Anr;l. Is55. + was Ordered that an the Election
prec;nc,s heretofone eatablsheIl IS Benfon o.,ntv
IL snd thew ~ htyehy d;scoht;nsed. Ard e 49,
srthrr ordeisd that Eisc,ion BE-
~ follows. VII: 4-'.- 40.
Ia. ITAscA pRrctncr. bhd,rundeJ an n. No,..,
.d h = Il, I9,, r II IN. Hn,h 60
ARR; Rive. m The Ws.t IL : l;se. ,,r,;ss Nnrl,
Ana South between Ranger !. No. 81 and 81 Wes.-
And ia niace ~ holdinr election theren ~ ~ "A
,te hn,,se n lame. Rsas,y = 9tssc. InJvs. &c 49,
ten. a N Nonrse III. II. Pavn.. ana Il. Pins !.
I'd. aEIK RIVER PREclscr. shellembracesf at
norton e Rance Is. which slavs Ietvern the Az
River ~ III Souh' .nd Rum K;yer d shs MN l
heng West II ,I,asc. Precics.g AID the nlaee of
holding Elections therein shau ;le & tle hc.les now
occrn;ed 81 T. 6. a. Nickefson. Jsdpeso Of Ejecton.
VIM RiKellev. Is. Nickerson ana j. q. Jsmes,n..
q al. BIC EAxriParcincr. .shall enbs.ce M
nort;on of Ranres 81 ana 81. which ~. heaween n,
Mssissirp River 81 10 South and the Nosth Tas of
Townships No. 40 on the north, being wsst IL Ell
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B IG Ian E 5 I 0 R Z /!
JOSEPH BROWN.

K EEPS constantly on hand. Dry Goods. Gro
IL ceries, Provisions, ETC., and deals in Furs.
All Of which will be- furnished at trifing advance
on ST. Paul prices. Those wishing to supply them
selves with provisions in the vicinity Of Big Lake
and above there, will please cali and examine his
goods and prices before going elsewhere. .s@
! Big Lake, Benton County, M. r., April 20, 1856.
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S ) g q q @

:" ORTIZ Of Goods can be found at BALL,,s
wv WESTERN EMPIRE SToRE, at St. An
thony, at Wholesale Retail, and at prices which
can not be beat. rs !. s
NY Stock consists Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Millinery and Dress Goods Hats, Caps, Boots and
Also, large supply Of Groceries and Provisions.
shall also keep a full assortment Of the above
goods at my store at Anoka.
st. Anthony, May Is. R.sBALLsA co.
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rr.c,jes o,s.h 4. Nm, .ss,eas sus.,s On,
s Z. snss sTs'
~, M
80 west 9. US sivef' @
- Es " wv III Nd +,
- 49,, 81 $3.50 $3.50 W 49, 9 n ~
s "a !. ~. nss
MA y ~. 800. ~
s9set so~ asn A.s
North OF the base line and west OF the
ssssssf ~ !. q, .s.,, .
iouts'a Prihc g = s ~ s. -
Townships Gfty, Of range Twenty hi.
townships thirty five, bf range 4wenty-nine.
Townships thiIty-six. ihirty-seyen, and thirty
eight, sc ran Thirty. SIS 81
T6wAshps thirty-oight, thirty nnc, forty-one, md
frfystwosof nuge Thirty.oue.
Fractional thirty thiy-n forty,
Al ne land once !, srrrI ~. & eom,oenc;op
on Mohday. Tie TNELETIf DAY OF NOVEM.
Der NEXT. for the iisDosal &c the public lands
within the anderaentioned townships and fractional
t 6, y toiw't ]; . &
-- I. II .-....:
81. 4, .ls sis sF ~ a
Ffacsionai township f0rty -one, west 81 tpo ~.
St ys river, o. range olxteen. as .
f1mnshaP nsty .ones wess q NE -.
snu 'oWnshiP = oevo'-
tesn'
fractional township brty, west q me -. Crolx
=. ana nno q range
E'gnseen'
fractional townships tnsstycight, thirty and
'of!y west 9! the 81 Cfo'x rves o. ranse Nneeesn.
twenty n = ranae Tuenty.i,ya. =
Township forty. Of range Twenty seven.
Lands appropriated by law ior the use OF Schools
mn n q, ana otnsf purposes, DE E1>1LOu.
FL -. FiNU = IHE SALES.
.h &c Gnering 3. sne above Mnds wsn @ commences
On Gays appointed, ana WI, proceed IN the ordet
u Wn'cn tney are advertised, win an convenient
uespatcn, una,l the whole snasi nave neen onered
ana me sates thus closed but no sale SHAH ne KEEP,
open longer 1nan two weeks ana no private entry 9
expiration OF the two weeks. -,
uNen Under my hand, q. inc e,ty q washington
eight hundred and ffty-fve.
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ST. PAUL, SAUK RAPIDS &, FORT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE.
ri G & & M n r. lex

,.--tONTRACTORs for conveying the U. S. Mail
IA rom 81. Paul to Fort Ripley, have put on
Carriages sntabie for conveying passengers 10 and
from ne abo,: and Intermediate points. Their
Carriages and Ho,.ses are in good condition, and
Nothing shall be lacking on our 'art TO give those
who patronize this line, pleasant ss over one OF
the best roads in the United States. and through
country equal any in the Territory Of Mime
The Stage leaves St. Paul every Monday morning.
at o'clock, and arrives at Fort Ripely at O'Clock
have business at the Land Office at Sank Rapids, or
at any Of the intermediate points, an opportunity
attend to it. and take the return stage for ST. Paul.
where it arrives at o'clock on Saturday evening Of
the same week.
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J@gl8P5Yl BRIO w M /.

JOSEPH B u % w IN
Proprietor Of The Big Lake House,
"ILL endeavor to please all who give him a
call. This house is situated Immediately on
the shore Of Big Lake. This lake abounds in ,fine
fish, and many bite readily at the hook making rare
sport for those fond Of angling. ,.... .s
Big Lake, Benton County, April 20, 1866. VT
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Advertisers will be entitled to change Of their
advertisements twice year. Payments to be made
half yearly Yearly advertisers out OF the Territory
must make their payments half-yearly in advance,
and when advertising for shorter periods, the money
muslin all cases accompany the advertisement. No
abatement from orr published rates. Special notices
chargedtwice
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ALEXANDER RE Y,

ALE MN GE,EAss3sttE Eg
Storage, Forsodrding and COMMISSION
NJ earcshga Mt,
GRocER AND DEALER in GnAIN AND
PRpvissI O. MS III, .s4
LOWER LEvEE, SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER
REFERbI' o.
Governor, w. A. German, 81. Pda1, III. q.
Dprand, Dortic, and Co., .Nsps York
G. "a. Barriere and Bro, .Nsw Orleans.
Firman Lacapere,
J. and E.. Walsh, st. Louis.
=. II. Campbell and 20, GalsnG. sSs
E.. Hampstead, " 8. 81 III
& Hon. n. H. Siblay. .Mendoftas. s 3..ss
Hon. CT w. Jones, Ds5uqes, lo,od. 81 4. 5sI
II Nadeau and Rod ss ~ .s'1s 81 .9S
lion. a. 6. Dodge nv linsson, lopa, .
w. ~ Coolba ugh md Co, 81 81 ~
Ex-Gcx. y. RAMSEY, 81. Paul.
u Bornp md Cakes. Z. Ia IS
II Rice HeIinshsld aud Becker, y VI
sM' IN iillsa ind Van Etten sss VIZ /
Il y, Paul April. 1856
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dlel q y the United j States

sssery g nsss 49, y ~ 49, "a
mn M ~ MA ni;ce - Il 4. commencing
y, & MsnS.w' rssr - fYfy-secon DAY VI oc.
Tc ~ Erxr "a the Sisposal Sc ths pubic lands
,s;.h;n NM aforementioned tcwnsh;Ds MA
ssSiSs;Sc of the ;slSR6s n the
m rss;.sas ; s;,sr Is q s''' n, s,'-
N,,gi " II !. ~. ~. n,,sl..s1ef ~ III fxiS
49, y 80 -. - q. \. ~
RrtsEtpQt SNeey 1850
Fractional townships oae hundred an9 ore enc
hdndred aud twos 0ne hini1fcd ma thuHes dOaa
hundred and iapr, on the main Nnd, 81 range trss
Township ons hundred sld - md fractional
Townships ono hundred ana SMns 80 hnndp4ds md
three, one hundred and 6s9, and one hundred and
6ve, on the main lNnds ~ SfsAge 1esr ssg s
Townships one hnns!sed aed threes one hundred
and foss, and ous snA hSss y ranges Az,
ros.. M. ~ INA IN Ne. .re h.,.,re, ma
thrco. cnc hundfvd ma fayr, snd one hundred and
Avn III ranre ,i;Sh AZ g.. rs
TownshinS Ode hNndfed a,ss aorr. one htiadrcd mud
tap, one handted mud three, and nne hundred and
i've. % range sias.
ToHaships one hundss nnd Ne one hundred and
two, one hundred and three, ons hundred and four.
and one hundred and eve, Of ranges tn, elrn.
sscelss, and skstees.
Al the SAME rLAcx, c0mmencing5 on Monday,
THE FIFTH DAY or sNovEMHER NETT, Tor the
disposal Of The pahc hnds within The undermcnt'on-
ed townships, u nit N
NORTH 0f Tie base and auest Of Tie fifth
n Y. -. ...I 4. ...
FsNS.scspus N.Y. s es
AoWnsnspe one annused ana one, one h"nureo una
tw0s one nuI0se0 and threes one nunafeu QUO lour
ana one numdfea ana nse, ot range, = W KfE EN-, ,
.oWnsn'ps eve nundfsn ana tn1ee, o rs huuafeu
Townships one hundred and one and one hundred
and fve, a range Sixteen. I,
,. an ~ $500 sad 49, = ran,,a Sansnsan
T,rsI,:,.. 80 ~. hs,.sJ s,,a ~. me hundred and
= go -. ~. -. ~. d - 49, - h.al .I co..
~ $50 h,l IN, ~ .r ,.saas E;ah,aaa Ma
s 49, o T..ss... 80 "'. VA T,sa,,,..s,n
-, ~ 10y :, 80. - 800, 1890, -, Mond. ,he
$500 49,, = : - - MawrMprsp rsxt c. TIA
$3.50 e .hs i;s Ia,,J, ;.h;, ,ha so,,,,;nr
s.sp. 49, -. \. ~ 49, e
- nss, svw".rP1s RI cnI
Worm 81 INC case ttne ana ioeSt y t"e JyuW
principal meridian.
Townships one hundred and two one hundred and
thrce. one hnndred and four and one hundred and
Eve. Of range Twenty-tAree. Il s IS
n - "a ~. ~ ,,....,..a M
-. ~ n.ina od .oa thrss ons hnndred aud fnr
and one hundred and five. Of ranges Twen,y-Four,
Twentv-Fiye. Tweut, Six Twenty Seven. and
Twenty Eight. ~.
M Townships one hundred and one and one hundred
and Ave, q range twenty Nine. 81. !,
ewnsnsps one n mhn' aho i've anu o"s nu'o'o
Townships one hundred and one, one hundred and
two. and one hundred and Eve, Of range Thirty One.
At the land office at WlNoFA, commencing on
Monday, the TwENTY-NIHTH DAY OF OcToBER
NEXT Tor the disposal Of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships and fractional townships,
exclusive Of the islands In the Mississippi river, to
wit A ss3'
AL Ill ~, y \. -, .r ~ . q m
pYtncipGt nleridsap. Fs
Fractional township, one huntlred and six on the
main land, Of range Five. &.
Fractional townships one hundred and six aud one