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Fremont asa 0sshasso RlsseeT1s.
The Coasgnoss


THE fkkNOsf PLAIrORA.
II look forward 70 ths day whsu there shall
be xrrais ,na9ysdton 10 The South when
the black man, armed with Brfuh bayonsts
and led on by Braish o6seus. shall ssseSt his
freedom, and wage . war Of cxterminstiou
against his master when the torch Of The m
ss'dsary shnH light up the toscns and e'ti~ Of
the South, and blot out the iAst v0tige Of Bic
very and though may mt mock st their
calamity, nor laugh whso their fear cossth
yet will hail Il ~ the dawn q political nal
lenium. '--JosHUA r. GIDprscs. 49,.
There L. higher law than the consultation
which regulates our authority osvr tbs doa'an
fslAvcry) can he and must be ahol.
,shsd, and 70. and mua do II.
Correct your own error that Slavery has any
constitutional guarantees which may not be
rcRaM and ought not TO be rclinquished. .
You will soon bring the parties Of the
country Into 40 EryKcTrvx AGoHrssIor rros
AvxsY"-wn II. SxwasD.
Tho whig party is not only decd bat a'na'."
--BEsJ. y. WADs
II am willing, in certain state Of circum-
stances, 10 LET THE Usios sidDE."--NAr. r.
BANKS.
"In tho case Of the alternative being prcsen-
ted Of the continuance Of Slavery, or tho disso-
luton ii tho Union lam for d,ssoiuiion and
care MT ho,s q,,k II oomss Ruyus SrArLD.
Is0.
"On the action OF this Convention depends
the fate Of the country n the Repubi'eaw fad
at The baiLoftor. We WILL NJ voKcxD TO DIVE
BACK rns siAvxocRAcv WIN FIRE AND
SWOItD."--JAnxs W. WEsB.
The times demand that We must have m
anti slavery constitution. an dnirstarery B,bit
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LEGAL.


NOTICE-PURsUAN TO SECTION 5, OF
~ the act .stt-d An preser,b ns the rules ssh
regulations tT b. Of Ii. srisus abass
he act Of 'o"gress eattied An for the iei oi
exsas u twbs sads Of the United States sadeS
tain esfeaas Ances, pssssa March 80. lsaS.
IBL!C NOfltEs hereby bivvn, that on tho ID DAY
~ Jass H. 1850, the .uo erber entrrsd ., the l.ni
oere 1nuaa, n T. the tAtsis ttatig The lite OF
ti.s iOEs ct NEa LIN, - he eoaaiy q s 80, l..
H. trust b. SEVERAL md bedt Of the oceupaats
thsreot III ihsir Pc tive nts,~sts which
10 IDS dec ibid Dr. asplcste receipt Of To- Re
eeiyei 81 the oney received y hin pay there
fof tiis-s The wet haif Of he souihsst quarter
aae .outh east quarter southeat Gar or and lat
so Thrs a,d the ~oalk wet q srtef OF section No
Tw-ntJ 10 TosB.hip 40 iiU y ofhsnse No % ", con
,sinns three kuBd 81 All fourteen sere. and forty hun
dr.dth-.
Each and every person, sssoeisiioa or company o.
r< claim NJ be occupant 90 oceapsnt, or ~
have 20 pts es OF a. be eatii-d The rsht II oecs
- po~~-.un 81 -seb isa 10, any 10 bisk, par
eel share ihereof required ~ The iour -seitn o.
ssd act TO rio 81 hin sist, days ser tue ut pabhcA
tion Il tue notice IN be me - the sub sibef 81
Belle Pis ne, &C q eooaty, satsmsst ~ ~tins
eontairing seruraie de,c ipion OF the patu,anf
pieess psts thereof ia which he, She hey Claus
have any ard Of the sp@elne "a b.. trre
satr. ~hioh he, she, they respectively eiam "a
Re entitled 10 r~c-iv- b. forever barred the ecf
o. CuATfikLD, Judge 4e
Dated lane 3Nh lst6. Jaiy3 sbw
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h . vsis msssaye.

n
On the day previous 10 tho passage through
The Senate of the Kansas blu. introduced org
inaily by Mr.. Toox~. Of Georgia, JONI r.
HALs said oft;
II take this occasion TO say that the bill, -
4 whole. docs great credit 10 tho pagpsuim-
itv 10 III. psiriotism, and 10 tbs sense Of jus
tIce of tho honorable senator who introduced
II 4, Ia . much hlrcr bill thaa ] expected
from that latitude | say 20 bscaue ! am si.
ways willing and determined when have oc.
casion 10 speak Anything, 10 do ample justice
think the bill 10 almost unssceptionabIe."
This was said before the adoption Of thu
amendments invaIidating the offensive laws Of
the Kansas Iegislaturs. and providing that citl
ssns who may have len the Territory In conse
qnence Of the disturbances therein, and who
shall return prior 70 the frat day Of October
shall be entitled TO vote Without these
ameodments. Joms r. HAS conceded that the
bill did great credit to thu magnAnimity. To
he patriotism. and 10 the sense Of justice y Of
tho snthor oft. Bat be urged 90 objection IN
the bill be did not know who might b. ~
lectsi ~ agents 10 carry Il out. whercupon
Gen. CA~ said,
II ksei authorized 10 say that the selections
Of Commissioners under tbie bill by the Free
utlvs will not be q local or party QUESTION 100
I asei At liberty 10 say that. " the Commission
err are selected under the bill by the Executiv'
they w,n be ,eisoted mpon,oiiy from The differ
enf shades Of party IN ths country. and the bss
msn ihot can BE- got.
What morn can he asksd' The bill itself /
acknowledged 70 b. fair and Just n,cssars
and hero We have the assurances that & viii b
fairly and Justly executed II enacted into Law
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~ 'hre~ of he act rptled IAN preser hing rules
and ths ion OF artsins anes
thr OF congress entitled act or III. relief OF
OF up'B lsnd. 81 The nhed States uuder
eertsis circumstance, =" Pss,sd March ~, 1855.
PrrLIo NOrIcs l. hereby gwen, that GA hc 3sth da,
Of jane, fsJn, the subscriber ente ed 81 the
Land once Winooa NJ T., the lands ing the
Of The To.e of OU III BIN la he COUNT Of Niue
tauh, n T. 10 trust tor the several and bep~1, OF
the occupants thereoi, codng 10 their cspeetive
t~rest phieh isnus eseribsd the dul heat 10
eeipt Of The Receiver he money received BY him IN
payment thsret oilows the south east quarter Of
s''u h-s,s gum'er and IOts Nos. seven aud sht Il
M nheen and north east quarter Of Dor h-west
quarter, sud Sorth quarter oi north ess. quarter
an In Tot nofh east qu ofsecnou No twenty
two aud the north quarter OF the north quar-
Ter Of s-eitp No twenty ihr,e IA towesh,p No. ioe
~ Rage No u W, CONS nins two hunded and eighty
siS acfs- an I nn-ty baodf .dth.
persous elsiInig 10 b. otcupsntor occupants OF
have ~ pos &C. or 10 he et led a. The tght u
psnty ass sion IL such lAad soy lot, btek lar
Gel % .se tbsro"t 10 r"aai ed By the our'b seetio
Of h. said sr Ia de, within siht, days .her tn ars'
public O Ihi- potire the uhcr OF the subsc ib~i
a. Ne le lane, -tott County, T. statement u.
wfiti containing a. ga As desc iptuB of he par
", .,c lsus II In oh n he she, or th.,
elsim to have any interest, ~ the spefibt IL
interest at e.tsie, Which h., she, OF they r-spectsey
claim TO he entitled 10 receive, or Ne lof.ves barre
Z thereof A.. O CHArFtELD,
Judge. &C
. Dated Iuly 3D.. lg,D iul,7Sv
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4 1isch aspsbI,csn On she Aassiesa
UWsOa.

The following extracts from tho Ath OF July
orstion" Of Mr. Garrison, show tho spirit
and objects Of this notorious abolition agita
tor
To me. tho Path b plain. To-day I disown
the American flag ~ the symbol Of usequalled
hypocrisy and xAnscendcot oppvcsion. and.
casting u Into the broad Atlantic, deity all the
waters thoveof 10 wash oot IN bloody stains
To-day ] w'uew my accusation against the
American Consultation, that II 10 a covenant
with dsmth and an agreement with hell which
ought 10 bo anpulrd nov aud FOREVER To day
l pronounce ths American Union Q league Of
despotistn. 10 perpetuatc which 10 q crime
against our common humanity, and sin
sgsinst God. To-day ! affirm tho Higher
Law 10 be the rightial and paramount Law OF
the land. 10 the sabversion OF every statute.
agreement and compromise. inimical to human
freedom, To day stand outside Of tho tyran
pical govefnmeni q ssccder on principle, rev.
olutioo'st wi,h Hancock, and Otis. and War.
ren. bu, upon broader platform, with LOT
tier spirit. with better weapons. and Tor no
bler object
Let us. then, todsy --mlccting rs wild and
chl.assioal, all suggestions, propositious and
cootrivsnccs for restraining slavery within IL
prseus limib. while extending constitutional
protection 10 Il In fifteen II tho thirty one
statcs-- register our plcige anew, before iIea
ven and the world. that M will do what In Us
lics To effect the eternal overthrow Of thia
blood siniucd Union. that thus our enslavei
couutrymen may find q sure dclivcrance. and
We may no longer be answerAblc for their
blood. let Us not be drawn of by any side 10.
sus In regard TO Kansas, nor be deluded by the
cry 81 Liberty natl, nal. slavery sectional ~
seeing u IL ths existence Of slavery IN the South
which h the root Of all our troubles. the cause
Of oil our dangers, the source Of NIL our J~riis
Away. then. with all postrums, concessions
compromises, cxpciients, truccs. and the like
i,ut ooc course is 10 be pursued Quo objcc,
aimed atone blow struck 49, 7A North mus
ssprsts fun the Srsfh. and organize her own
institutions on q SURF basis
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nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE

L ltf Al LII NAV INT BEEN MADE IN HE
~ pay men, Of t~o ios,siim-n,s Il the m. ae,. Sc
RED be paid by certain gage Gearing date tn.
l5t dsy u Atgu~.A D, 1854 -r-cuted BY john l..
Rfson hen the ruunty 'fKamse,, In the Ter tory
OF Minnesot,, 10 Vance Brow uI Saint su n SID
eonnn haa'eJ, snd SCORE 10 the oGo- q the
Register Of ICED. Of the coanty e Ram sy In the I.rr
,op 81 Nino.-o,s n took ~ o. mortgages in Pss.
" 4 clock n, to secure the pa, ment d tho
81 esbt hupirsd and ,hiry thre - loo doiars AID
rrot, sccvrd Ia the conditions ih,ee -eserai pro
mi-'ory notes dated May 2t,h lisa, and pa sble
a. follows, 10 ait one Tor the o. tao hundred sad
.eveaty even ~ 10 dollars payable The 2ph da, of
D. csm6cr,A ~ l554, with al the rate Il ten per
cent one Tor the like oitso handreJ seventy seven
aud = 100 dsrs abls on the th day Of Dec emeer
A. D. 1870. WITH use ~ ten per cent pay able snnusl,
s0d obe for the ke OF two bunGf ed seventy
and - 100 dosr, sbls the 20 dsy Of December
d.. 1850, ~uh st ten pet cent ps,sbls snnaslIy
upon Which hrt- claimed IT, b. doe the II the
dft publication "fths motto. the Of humid I'd
htrty hve So 100 dollars principal and inter~s and
ioT the dt-t bstsliment Of mortgage and The 1T
her an Of one handred 'ortye IS 10 DOH
cpsl an Interest, and tr n. second in-tauent Of
all moHsse. snsooa,hE Ia all To the II four hun
dred eghiy our % 10 collars
he 10th dsy Il Aurv-I is5s, b, no aid v.ncr osn
20 hsi-s hsekub'o soJ Etsstus T. Edsrft,a and
hr assignment thereof asy reo eed IN the once 81 the
Res sier OF e~t. ~ AID county Of Rsn.ey On tho
AZ II August 1856 az teu ciock A. n in bob ~ o.
mOrgs- pagr 80 sud sad ulottzAx- bsynx rrp
ca tuej ~ the said hacAubin d.eion ~ said
H'"wb ~ The iIih saT 81 June, 1886 Which sid ssI
nttoHrsi ~ dsnmen; dsd the .Oth 10, Of
Aass,, lsaa IA the Office OF the H. y.er III Ueei. Of
.'id eoaniy, In bock 't ct gsges ps re- 4is
and 4te
Ald he sd sun Of four hun red md eighty fur -
100 dolisfs, beng now I- aud gngad a1d SUN
ysc~%-i.rx - l.r ~ tng t..n ist 81 The
deht secor.d b. ssti NOR g,se Ar, part h~t.nf no.
zoe hrr'hy Gvon, at by sriae OF he poser 81 ate
10 -aa tg.sr eta'altri snd pucusit Tire ststut
a such ca-- us4s AnJ .sdei, he preniie. IN sAid
moTts sse neuti"nel tns dr.1rbed 80 SLOWS. at /.
Nl ID - scss 20 pscs. Of land situate lying and hc
TIA m The co"hi Of hsmst AZ ~ AID an de- w.
- e. tbeWa ~ Lott ~ al
io4t ~ I'VE ts), e'ssise, Osl, o'ssreu (i9l t-eaJ
~ tsenU n az went two % - bloch ast-en
10 in -,tnsn, H. IN Rss.~s stdit,on % ST iaal
all - old a. puddle v,ndue the Cesrt Hcuse in cad
sty o. ~ Paul cu tn day 81 Jais A. D.. 1855 q,
vleysh CLOG. 10 he forenoon
bs'-i Jun 2sd, A u 1856
NILNfN ttsssR VANCE NRpwS
AZ - tor Mortgage MHgsse.
luns93 .ex
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RkpucrioS or PosrAos 70 Eorrr.-Tbs
Washington Uno~ states that the British
postage charge on letters betveca tho United
kingdom aud Egypt, whether ssut via South.
amptoo OF via Mapslhs, be. been rslscsd to
shPence twelve ecnts) the halt oance. add
therefore the single rate Of letter postsgr be-
tween the CU''"d States and Egypt viii, for
the future be - cents via Southampton. and
~ cents via Msr~eilles, instead Of the rates
heretofore charged Tho postage must IN all
easrs, be prepaid.
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The special correspondent o; the " Yo
times furnishes that paper with the following
bit Of gossip abou, Rachel
II the gossips tell tho truth the secret about
Racbels sudden sickness and abaadoomep, OF
the American enterprise Is now out. [, Is said
she has returned to a secluded spot in the ~.
wuncsc for Der health. CT 10 other words TO
give Der attention TO an expected increasr OF
family. |, Is said. and one cf her returned
company is responsible ior tho - ut that
Rachel met al New York. among other DIS
tinguish~d Fcoch rcfasSs 10 thai city . irirud
of younger days, snd the complainant aSscrts
that this gcoueman Is rspopsihc for the ship
wrck Of Rachers company and all the evils
which followed n Who Is h. that has such
wcsghty sin upon his shoulders,
This explains the remark constantly made
by Msdcnoisele Rachel, the, her maIs.iy vas
DOT dangcroas-thAt her American tcar was
ooly interrupted, and that sbe We, hopcd TO ~
turn aud taish H. |, explains also. why she
Ects no worSr un,lcr the effects ~ the violcpt
soagh which has hsrrss-i her ince~san,lv since
her rvturn. and explains why abe has renamed
in her eosntry house.. The admir-.
NJ OF tbs grat trsSaiso.as ARE IN extacss TO
earn thai bcs nslady 10 one from which she has
frequently recovered before. for nov they have
,oprs that in . given time they may expect To
'ec their hvcsitc 20 the bcsras again
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PRofrssos JOAN I.oSkS, hvorably Known
in scientific circles. 6r his mathematical and
as'ooonral attaiuu,ents. died. IN C,ncinas'i.
On The 10th. IN bis ss,h year To professor
Iocke Is ihc scientific work. indebted Ior The
magnetic clock tor making astronomical ct'-er-
vs,icus Asa Chemist. Geolcvis and Metal
'uryis' he bad Sw eqrsh he was native o.
New Hanpshr. and rncv~i - ,S ~cs' in
1895
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The Herbert and Keasi0g Case.

Long before the hour assigned for the open
ing Of the Criminal Court Il i A. NJ the courl
room was crowded IN anticipation oi the open
ing Of the trial Of T. I. Herbert, charged with
the murder Of Thomas Heating Al 20 min
ui.s past II A. NJ. Herbert was brought Ia
from the Jail and WA placci in the prisoner :
box. lilo was speedily surrounded by hir
friends and counsel. Mr.. WIN. Carey Jones
and ex-Gov. McDougal, Of California, stepped
over the railing and seated Themselves in the
box by the prisoner
The court room was found ~ oppressive in
consequence al the heat and crowd, that it was
found necessary 10 hiring in carpenters TO TAX,
down the blinds aud throw open the great MOI
them window. and an officer was stationed NJ
the window to prevent the crowd from occupy
ing the position.
McssrS bradley Rntclife, and Hon Percy
Walker appeared for the defence, and the Die
trict Attorney for the united States.
The names of the following witnesses were
called for the United States Ihos Broduck
John Edbright, Charles Quinn, Terry Riordan
Michel Dougherty. q DE Vcnos, MichTl
Carroll Patrick Heating, John Rc,lig, Francis
A. Maynard, James Quinn. DIR. Thomas Nil
her, Dr. Frederick Warren OF Mass, Henry 4
W Hard, John Riley.
The indictment being read to the prisoner
he answered not guilty in u low but firm
tone.
'i'hc calling a jury was then entered upon
and the regular panel having been exhausted
1t was found that but i've jurors had bocu
sworu. viz Edward NJ. EIelin. John T. Brad
hey. John Scribncr. Eaoch Mnreland. John
Ssssiord it,. the rest not being qualified. either
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llpNoR TO WHOM lloNoR.-- Some ~ The of
li,ers II the l, :. Navy, feeling thcusclve.
aggrleyed by thu summary manner N which
thc,r laarls are dlsposei otb by portion Of ,h,
political PRES. for the bcne6i OF Col. Fpmor,,
Commander j. f. Scbsuck. U. : n, has nd
dr-sed letter on the suhiec, 10 the Dayton
tol Jourusl In which he chains cor thu Navy
AID Marine corps alonc the entire crc,iit, !,
any Is due, Tor the conquest Of California saw.
and cxcp, the personal srvioas OF the ht
General kearuey and bis handful Of othccr
and men Commander Schenck SAYS;
n an prepared to prove thst so lar frou,
his (Frmon,sl being entitled TO any credit foi
his participation IN the conquest OF California.
h's having Jailed 10 Cooperate heartily aad Il
hcien,y with Commodore Stock,on, So hi
ron assisting in the conquest, embarrassed
MIN tstock,on) in his or<rxtiors and rrn-
d-rSi the victory hes complete than !, wua.d
have hcn had we received rom frvrnoCt thai
ssststsncr ~ had . right To- cxpcci- mounted
sruwd and equIpt as be- wss. am farther m
parrd to prove that in every engagement ana
every ruuie OF the enemy which took place "
California, Fir moot WAS invariably too '.;o t.
take part; and 70 sam up all, ss>rrt that dur
ing ,s whole of his service IN California, b.
never Was within hearine distance Of the enc
mys guns. Tbs caus OF bis ,acshcsncy wiil
not here discuss
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TEhRITORl OF NINNESOTA.--

TEhRlToRi OF MINNEsOlA.-
RAs>ty COUNTY
~ ~ Court, Second JoaicAl D,-tric'. Ios> Dr.
~, -astsl sowLs. 4 " D. vrs RipAap rNrrIT
t,s la'Lssp, nssIEsk ktrrssaot -, "a HrsH
>wsS>EN, .ar|t'i Partner of iIs NV 4 Ma,
'~c.s.ed -tce the so nrn II 'Bsnt 81 ON
Co s.ta~p % G. PLAINTIFF % yonN ira.
Tss. "Ilti.- -upsS L,vsE>cs B.y>s essay
tArE.H IN ttcass " .tLyts NpIriSa .. =
fsta"t- nder tho aud nrm Of ~ do, " ib-fs
4 Co. i-eui.nu
r. Johv sihss Tn!sm seiAso. LAwre-e- Bayue
AssJ W isIssu,, AMI Geafge CarNh Whttiag
he bow named easuissu
ho- sSd es Of ~ arr hereby smmEened snd
-egsFeI ~. ron liant q 'tis .e't.n -sieh
plan, ai-d tue orc. he IIsrs afthi. nart
- tie {. aAIy ~ ksnsJ ana 81 The Clu { a. P.ai
snd to ssr copy Z y'n ~e' 70 tie ssid zoe.
palut Ne suh srher- th-iy efee IN the ca, of
- Pssi, N ,sia ,o~nt wnh tw.n'y 5.n.r.r th-
r. ". 81 hssammans sFoa o. slei4,ve 0i u. Cav
Il .reh ervt IN yce t.i IN 81 ali 70 p.,r,
''sie 'As iize AZ - 81 10 >nii6. 10 NJ, Act -iU
'sas i'd nsai s-.inst yea 'of he "a & -evvn mo-
sAd Ne tsDar~t sEe fi'5l thits Douar> an T.srt,.
sut- sna h.fisri % - If .ettt thog..sa
polsn q N the ll.t "N 81 Nsrca. 4 D isss to b.
.~h dat senrLiry /. -. lsA5 o. n. .sua o.
~v.a tn nss { Eve Hun'res sDd 81 tsr-e pol,ar.
Ard t"sat 60 90 hunsr-tAs n. N ID. Oh sAy Of
feot-.fy g., 1855 -. dv- Ire eus II Va AZ, ics.
nuLAlN sdEA9 bElKEe, ATTY. 90 Fasue..
tSi,'' - Fsai, ssly le, rs j4ty&~s~
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The suildiog Of . bridge ssross the Ohio
river st Cincinnati. sAys the TINS. vii be
eoumsocsd - econ - o30o. 900 csn N rsis>d
81 ~ Amount u pasiy III assnesd
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we notice that . Fsuosr electoral ticket
ossc dominated b 4ssucky. CAnrS n.
SsAs y - u ~ senat0taI 49,.
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% The 18Th. 81 washinstoc, during the
dsaSssr trial NJ Bsoogs cane in,o Court
asd pad eA Gee q 500. aod ess s~ eosss
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BETTING,
I.lCE E.1THE x.

1"m PdeGng tor Eagan,s SC. 81
Al ~hleh they viii ssl At low rri,ss md iitIA
4 souunt viii he gis.s 10 the trasie. ma,93
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illinois Gsssss, aa,iseaa Company sale.

Illinois cessssi sssiisesa Cesspasy Sales
The land sales Of this Company In 1870. were
asiollowsi
s,l.s ~ Constructors LANDS.
ors,esi Rswsin
AenN Ssisstoa, ra.sd
sacoo ssn, Of shieh l,ass sold =, $50 10 sas,e
1o 90 ~, ~ wbich N,sao sela 81 o. % sss 40
ssSS s which 'a.n' '''a" 10 30 Isaa' as
a,'oos~ sis,@o iess, 500
.,.,, at. OF ys,s tsses.
haS,ooo oil ~. Of which letTs qts 1sa
ssc,ooo ofwAleh .eia q, o. 80 iu~,ssi acre.
pt,'iiss.a to hs Ssgarehs-sd ~ that
price, which sold 81 sii W, sa,ps, is1.sss
AsyRYe. sf~A'cA sss Sol seld s@s.iw
~ sales since January 1. 1886, amour, to
s9.7ay acre., which. deducted nom the guam.
ti'y uosold at date. lett on hand July I, 1856.
l,976,aa1 acres. The total sal~ have bccu
6t9'653 acres. yielding s6.9l9,2e9. which Is
an average Of sli i6 per acre, At this rate
the whole landed property Of the Company
would give an aggregate Of $40, 0.000. The
average will be much above that thus hr rial
iscd The Company has rc~crvcd most Of It's
bsst lands and the improvements continually
going on upon the hmls already sold are rapid.
ly enhancing the value Of thcsc remaining un
sold
The sales Of land belonging TO tho Company
for the month June and for the year up to Ia,
OF July have bern Is follows.
nsii ares ooas,rsssscn isuas oifasss 10
1850 &c 20 IRE. i.sis tssls ~
LES sst.s iu,sts., lands, issss 81
"a% esss Ia N
h@"' SlA 10
Averaging ss, "a PER acre es1l asI 81
"sa. 70 %" ,hs yesf, LEA se,e. sold
f~ sisN,,i, 10
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TERRITUkl OF MINNESOTA

I'EkhlIbkl OF Minnesota
i C'VNTV 80 htrs Earth,
os'rtrt Co r., rsnd a. al pi.re, c,i.rss s,sts
20 q g. NJ hsaass >tuu
70 ne H. henasn hsnnsA suts
leH sre hsrey .ammcae a. -~s~~r ~ con fls'nt
o. ttosrsJ -suts. P.ntd -aeh hss $50 sd siIh NE
err 20 n. tN-rt shl .sfs, ruFl ~ va se.~sF
o. &c as-rfit.r Of Msns.tp 81 Ma th4ffy e.ys
sfrr b. -srytc~ this .ubne-s esefss 81 n. tsy
~ ssr zee .Ad yss'si "a 81 go ne 40 eoEf
A. p. .SI c,rrs-s nd>,, 10 gisn al siry % sr
q az r'A- r~uef arrsh I'D tssr-fc
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n.tra Al d.akAfa. 54s Na, ls5h- uAflAss-
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TAMg To ThE PREMISE OF NE 81 b
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I-st shus vtA sHisn ssr 3. ff-h-s. ,soGt "a. er
10 Ass4. hLs
rss ear ~, sessea ss@s IsrssA prove ,ro-
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NOTlCE-TO UNKNOWN OWNERS An

~ all persns claiming to lots Or parcel. Of lsnd
~ ihe FIR" wsra 1.-The City Of Saint Paal the rect
herensi described Whereas, Tn rssidsat frssh,d
"rs IN he t OF SAINT Paul haze, By psuiioa pss-sn II
10 the Common Council OF said City that u u~cs .sary
To take for pubic H. SAID Wssd esstsin perh ne OF
- cell of ,sni .uae'-us 20 estend s-vsA street q
"llw> ByAHssost the north eastern terminus 4 saia
street thence nr,h -astsry tho u evsuth
tfe-t north 5d-s - min -at, tvo haAred and .sty
tao % feet, ~ The .asissi, Of ssd street sad
one hundred sad thir'y to (la1 fes the srly
hb~ at SD street sixty iH 80 wrd- to grove
street. through iot. ~. two (r), urrs 80 .ur
90 i've and sn (aL In nek toafeea 90 in Bra
On addition 90 rhe CITY Of Saint sol
Nov, thefefire, you the ust sown s~usrs sad all
other persoa- la srs-tet therein hersby saih d.
hs' on WEDNESDAY. the sesh day Of JAY ssIt, ten
oerk In The ffvnooa q that dsy application iii!
>6erhurns JUICY o. the u srict esr Of 9snssy eoan-
", lot N. Appointment OF twelve Iarss. o. vies be
premises spd 20 ae-s.ipe WA-tbsy .tu be sees ssry
I" tsA- prioa IT the ios the and purpose
spvc fei 10 said letpeu.
q, ordsr OF the Common Council
Ian 90