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L UNION SCHOOL.

This School closed its winter term
last week-the examination of the schol.
ars occupying several days. Exhibit
tions were given by the scholars OF
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve.
nings. We were present but one eve
ning-Thursday-whcn the contest be.
tween the Alpha NJ and Amantes del
Pals Societies took place. As we were
not given any of the printing usually
done on such occasions, and was COM
PEELED to pay for admission, we shall
take the liberty of expressing our opin-
ion of the exercises as freely rs any 9TH
er citizen who paid to witness them.
We we're much disappointed in look
ing over the programme, to find that a
large number of the performers, repro.
,eDtiug both Societies, were Eot mem
bers of the school, and some had never
attended the school at all. To attempt
to palm of such = performance as one
gotten up by the Ashland Union School,
and take the credit for the same, is
something which We can by no means
approve Of We are Inclined to the be-
lief, however, that tho Teachers and
Principal knew but little of the arrange.
ments Of the two Societies-which were
OF course kept as secret as possible-or
at least some of the performances would
have haau r11ad orK
Another matter which did not meet
q approval was, the glaring Partially
exhibited towards some of the pupils of
the school, over certain performers from
. Deighboring school. We think these
foreign students should not have been
allowed to take part in the exercises at
all, but as they were not objected to,
they should at least have been treated
a ecurtsously as others. The umpire,
VIZ JoHnscNs Esq, of Mansfield, We
understand, vas in favor of giving the
fndividuals IN question, the decision, but
vas ogsrruled by the balance of the
judges We have also heard since, that
Of the judges confessed that the hon.
or vas not given to the foreign students
because they we're foreigners. This, to Us,
Jocks very much like Know Nothing
prescription.
Tho exefcises ofthe scholars belong
ing to tie school rere very creditable
indeed, and rejected much honor or
themselves and their teachers The ex-
eEeises we're conducted with much deco
rum, and we're in~terspersed Eith good
music. The Performance. as a whole,
was good. The Alpha Ny Society, We
believe, was the challenging party, but
The AmaDtes del Pals took > Estority
of the honors.
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The steamer Columbia was to leave
San Francisco in q few days with 9ener-
al Wool's troops for Rogue river.
The legislature of Oregon has sent q
message to the President. calling for the
removal of Gen. Wool.
Eleven buildings were burnt at Sono-
ra-the loss was $4,000.
A bill has boen introduced into the
California Legislature, for erecting three
new States out of California.
The markets were generally dull, aud
money stringent. Tho receipts of gold
dust is Diminishing. Flour. domestic
and Oregon, selling at 5000, Hams at
l5c, Lard I9c, Butter, choice, Soc.
Nothing important at the Isthmus.
Dates from Valparaiso to Feb, 18th, and
Callao to Goth.
The Chilian War steamer Crzado,
from Te~alcahuano, foundered near Maull,
on the 30th of January, Out of $50
persons who we're on board, only Al
saved.
The sloop-of war ST.. Marys, was de-
tanned at Callao on account of the dis
turbed state of the country. -
Advices had reached Panama, that
the Indians on the Atlantic coast Of
Vera Guas, had attacked San Diego, and
burned it partly down.
The adyices from Costa Rica, state
that Walker had threatened to attach
and destroy Punta Arenas. The Gov
eminent had sent troops to defend The
place. s1 g
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A COMING Up SrATE.-Thc New Ha-
ven Palladium discovers in the result of
the New Hampshire election that the
Democracy "are in a sinking state"
We should say observes the New Haven
Register) it was in a coming mp state !;
for it has polled at the late election a
greater votc than ,oas ever before giren
a Democratic candidate ia that State,
not excepting when Pierce carried the
State by $4,000 majority. If that is
/" sinking" the definition will have to be
altered in the next edition of Webstcris
Dictionary.
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graaI Notifes.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Michael Hafbaush 4wifel IN PARTITION.
p..... rs b., - :, In Ashia and COM
D 1sPlias9 issI0 to Il he &c eoan.nS no Of an .'s order Of
II sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me directed, / viii expose to public sale
at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. on
Monday, the 2stA day gApril,
AID, 1856, between the hours Of ten oselock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P.M Of said day, fhe
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio. TO WITT
Being the west half Of the southreast quarter Of
section two, in township twenfysthree, Of range
fifteen, IN the district Of lands subject tosnlea At
Wooster, Ohio. containing eighty acres Also
part of the west half of the southwest quarter
of section one, in township tventy-threes Of
rnnge fifteen, in the district oflands offered ion
sale at Wooster, and situate in the COUNTY or
Wayne and State Of Ohio,a and more PARTICULAR
ly described as follows: Being the south part
Of the said last ncntioned west half OF said
quarter section, commencing attic southwest
corner of said quarter thence east on the
original sectiox line twenty chains to the haff
quarter post; thence north on the division line
thirteen chains. and thirty five Links 70 the
centre ofthe east ard west road thence along
the centre of the said road. bearing south sew
enty seven and one-fourth degrees, west tWen-
ty chains and twelve links TO the vest linz Of
said quarter thence south on said quarter line
nine chains and s~eyentyrive links to the place
ofbeginning, containing twenty three aerss aud
seven one-hundrenths Of an acre Also part
of the said last mentioned west half Of said
quarter section, commencing at the north west
corner of said quarter thexee south on the
original line ten chains and five links to q post;
thence east, parallel with the north line Of said
quarter nineteen chains and ninety-three linka
to the division line: thence north on said line,
five chains to the centre ofthe West Salem road;
thence along the centre of said road bearing
north sixty five degrees. west elerenchains and;
ten links to the north line of said qunEier
thence west on said quarter line nine chains
and ninety-four links, to the place Of begin
ming, containing seventeen acres and forty
eight one-hundrcdths of an acre. Also lotn1ms
Der two in the village Of West Salem. IN he
County Of Wayne, and State Of Ohio APP
4 praised 6s follows The FIRST mentioned tract
of land atthe sum oftwenty-two hnndIed dol
lars the second described tract at the sum Of
five hundred dollars ; the third described tract
at the sum of five hundred dollars the fourth
described tract at the sum of eighty dollars.
Total appraiscment s., 2e0- Terms Of sale-
one-third cash on the day Of sale one-third in
one year, and the residue intwoyears from the
day of sale with interest Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHNlD JONES. Sheriff.
March 10, 1855. 42ts-pf$10.
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KANsAs.-A gentleman of intelligence
and probity in Kansas, in q recent let.
ter to a friend in Washington, writes as
follows:
"Judging from the Presidents pro-
clamation and the statements I see in
the newspapers, / should be led % be-
lieve that Kansas was in a state of an
archy, and TINT bloodshed prevailed to
q great extent. Such is not the case,
and, so far as my observation extends,
we are as quiet here as they arc else
whore. To be sure, occasionally a fra
cas- occurs between pro and anti-slaVery
mel ; but such affairs are always great
ly exaggerated, and are used in Wash
aud other parts of the country
for political purposes"
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A HARD RoAD TO TR4vEL.-A wae
in Detroit has been taking liberties with
the reputation of the Pontiac railroad.
He was asked whether he knew of an
accident on that road, and replied.
" Never but once A middle aged gen.
tleman left Pontiac for Detroit, and
died of old ago at Birmingham-half
way"
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sr The Buffalo Express Man mem

LIZ The Buffalo Express Man mem
tions that Nj. Dobbs has extracted o
powerful tonic from sausage, containing
the strength of the original bark. He
christens it " Snlphate Of Canine"
Our advice to the afflicted is, supply
yourself with the incompatible panacea
and " throw tall othcr} physic to the
dogs" Sold wholesale and retail, and
by the aozsgin' load.
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CONSOLIDATION OF -
MANSFIELD'S & WRITINGS z
Clover Hulling establishments

- as IN ASHLAND, OHIO. eis
THE undersigned have formed a co.partner.
Il ship for the Manufacture Of
CLOVER HULLING &~CLEANING MACHINES!
and for the Manufacture of Agricultural I'M
plements of all kinds and also as
IRON FOUND
We have on hand and will manufacture con
stantly our own celebrated
GLOVER HyLGER@S
as made by US heretofore. Also all kindsaf
~
The Michigan Double Pillow. HlscF Pl5@.
Buckeye Plow. Longs Paowss St. Glare Plow.
Also one horse Plows and Cultiyators Of all
kinds. Also
M@@SR @ANR8 :
De1anoS9 EAESmts
We willalsoh have for sale all the best NEAP-
ING and MOVING MACHINES
- G84
Of all descriptions made to order
In forming this consolidation Of our cefnbz
lishments, we shall need all the ready money
can get, and We therefore earnestly request
all those who know themselves indebted to the
undersigned to call and settle Immediately
Thankful to our old friends and customcrs
for their very liberal patronage. We hope ~
strict attention to our business to merit z con-
tinuance Of the same.
n. H. MANSFIELD,
DAVID WHITING.
Ashland. Marrh IS, 1856. en-
IF You Wish
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PARTITION NOTICE

J 1 sss.s : !; s Rssgs IS s.s siis' ssis s. s J
Black. viii take notice that Q petition wasiled
against them on the 18th day Of March, 49,
1856, in the Court of Common Pleas Of the Counl-
ty OF Ashland, and State OF Ohio. BY Jacob
Beck and Barbara Beck, his wife, and Is now
pending. wherein the said Jacob Beck and.
Barbara Beck, his wife, demand partition Of
the following Real Estate, situate in the coun-
ty of Aahland and State of Ohio. and in the
township of Vermillion, and more particular.
ly described as being six-y-two acres and .
half of the southwest part Of the north-eaat
quarter of section twenty-nine, townshiptwen-.
to wit ; beginning ut the southwest corner .Qf
said quarter section thence east 56:se hundred
and twenty-five perches along the line Of said
quarter section thence north eighty perchrs :
thence west one hundred and twenfy-iyAspef-t
ches to the west line of said quarter SECTION :
thence south eighty perches to the place ofbe-.
ginning. containing sixty-two and ahalfAtFess
more or less = and the assignment of he do
n tb he neyt , Term ~ sS;5 doSrt a1nf;c ss;on Vii
be made by the said Jacob Bsck and Barbara
Beck, his wife, for an order that partition may
bemade of said premises, and thes ~asEignEEht
of said dover therein.
rn44 JACOB BECK and
sBARBARA BECK,
By FuLTox q McCoMBs. their Att u,
March l9, 1856. 6y42
John Hubble,
$50 fgys In Ashland Com. R1sas.
F, r. Thompson.
TIME defendant viii take notice that on the
Il 18th day of january, : I. 1856, plaintiff
fled in the court of common pleas of said
sGanty their petition. setting forth that, on The
ted aud delivered to plaiRuh his three prom,
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E Virginia has a debt of es5 900.
geo on her public works, and to COM
plete them viii require 500, 0o0, 900
more. But few, if any of her public
works arc now productive, and large
amounts are required to make them even
pay the interest on cost Of construction.
She is on the verge of reputation.
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HYMEMYAL.

MARRIED.-onth the 10th inst. by the Rev.
A. THOMPSON, Mr.. ELIAS W. SLoCUM, of
jackson Tp.. Ashland County, Ohio. and Mrs.
NANCY COX, of Manchester, Adams Coun-
ty, Ohio.
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dissolution.

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby Civ. n, that the partner
In ship heretofore existing between j. w.
Boyd and E. G.. Selby has this day been dis
after viii be conducted byJ. ". Boyd.
y. ". BOYD,
E.G. SELBY.
March I, 1866 .4w43.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELxcroRS
lst. Sheldon I. Kellogg. Of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry r. Sedan, Of Hamilton.
I'd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
1th. J.H. Thomas, Of Darke.
9Th. Edward Foster, Of Williams.
9Th Michael H. Davis. Of ClerInont.
7ih. William Crossen. Of " Grren.
9Th William Kebshntr, Of Clark.
9Th George e Seana. ofScneca.
10Th. LeyjDunean, Of jackson.
llth<: Alfred Mcvcigh, Of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, of Fianklin.
l3th. John Tit. Of Huron.
141h. John @. Myers. Of Ashland.
18th Joseph Burns, CT Coehocton.
l6th. Jnmee n. GAYLORD. of Morgan
18th. Benjamin F. SPRUCE. ofNohle.
18th. AIphonso Hart. o. Portage.
18th. Henry b. Dodge, Of CuyahngR.
Goth. 0eorEeG Gillett, Of AshtAbul
2Ist. George Cook. Of Harrison.
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JENETF WEBsTER'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given thatfhe undssign
In ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Jennett Web.
ster. deceased, late Of Lake Tp- Ashland Co
Ohio. ELIJAH DRAM.
March II, 1856. VAL
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Jonathan EdY.s Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undcrsign-
IN ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrators of the estate of Jonathan Edy.
deceased, late of Perry township, Ashland Co,
Ohio. NATHANIEL EDY.a
March 10, 1856. 3w42s
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
OF TRuHspLL corHTT-
For Member Of The Board OF Public Work.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
or PicxAwAY cocs7T
Fer si.te conmisEioner Of Common Schools.
IN. H. BARNEY,
OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
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EL Another. attempt to lay q chain
cable for a telegraph across the Allan
tic, will soon be made. The length of
the cable will be 24O0 miles, and two
steamers, each with 1900 miles of cable,
will meet midway between Ireland and
Newfoundland, unite the cables, and pro-
coed in opposite directions to land.
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EE A good joke was perpetrated in
the abolition know nothing State con-
v%ention recently held in Connecticut. A
gentleman vas very anxious that Pro-
fessor Siliiman should be nominated for
governor, on the ground that he was ga
great chemist, aud could analyze all
kinds of soils" One of the minor men
is said to bavo replied that, " eminent as
he is 10 such matters, it was doubtful if
he could analyze the elements OF that
convention"
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E See our extended report Of Lee
gislative proceedings. They contain
many items of importapce. but We haze
no space to refer to them.
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Democratic Presidential ELECTORS.

HKHaroH1&L rLEcroRs.
WIkkIAMKENNON.Jr.O OF Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILES. OF Duylcr.
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IF You Wish

A handsome Card Case. amasninesnt Worn no.
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rrls.sn.ar-rhs ers.. European discovery,

protected BY royal letters Of England and secured by
the seals Ecoe pharnace Paris Imperial Col
iege of Meaicine, Vienna.
resemar the remedy for general aud local debility
OF decay,
quenees arising from aoase, &C. lie effects eaeaenus
old the vide would
Impaired deens
universally adpped all physical impediaien,s mage
before lis influence thus rendering invaluable
teting the marriage
Tissemar completely entirely uradcatcs
those disorders which
aniidoe for the health OF portion OF the pop
ulafi0n. # @ -.s'
fresenar No the Enopean remedy for that class Of
discrders which, unfortunately the English physician with
inevitable destruction OF
and which all the saraaparils in The world
Tr.esamar Nos
all naueating qualities They may the
their being detected
Sold cases. each; divided separate
ministered BY Vapeau Lalelmaud RouY, &C.
To be had wholesale and retail, OF Mr. H. A. No 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed
proprietor and for the United
other part Of America Immediately receivHg
Mr.. o w0r
packed and addressed according
writer. 10
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dly
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rLENWOOD CkMErII GY.-oice No 2g2 Penney vana
OF lth street. III. Savings Bank This
laid celebrated Greenwood Of
New York, and situated The ground dani
CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway This received charter Con-
appropang their grouad forever burial making
fee title pufchaser prohibiting all encroaehncns
legislation Otherwise, which is of importance those who
wish their dead they placed them for il
In all when the burial ground becomes
rsuabe for other sell IT, and throw the dead
aiscaouy large pit and legal prevent
8 titles given ground.
NJ Office open frsm 10 ~ where pamphlets, with
ap, the charter and by and all other intomatou be
obtained also all orders lef with Mr. James ar
street prompt
June l7-dy
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or The of Unied States Land Offices
e States Of Msno,s, Aiehigsn, Wiscoasia and LoHa.
HDER provisions Of The sseoud eeton Of the Of Goa
eress approved L. 1874 which
public remaining uusod distIict
less hundred
subject the Secretary Interior
directed that she following oicas be disconnusd, vz
snawneetowR and KaskaSkia IN llliaos. #. ri
Kalamazoo Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. .#-ahHt
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining dposed
subject those Offices OF tho
that fleet by the registers and lhus
points, aud will be made subject to entry iolowsi
sbawDeetown and kaskaia, be atac cd Springfield
district, Illinois. E+
Kalamazoo the onia district Michigan.
Menasha district, Wisconsin,
Fairfield the Charlton district Iowa. .4 .""
points consolidation win public notice
which will respectively he receive
applications for entries such lands al hsir offices.
under and city Of Washington this 2th day Of
November, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of tho General Land Office.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.

4s8 VIZ ss,s ~ - sssze@E4
Time between Washington aud Wheeling but III
Running time bsseen Washington and Cincinnati 81 hours
Washington,
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved III
ele bs,we.D Wanns,oo sa,mare and All uoo Of the West
the Northw and the Southwest - a..
West . always promptly
,anesn. sy saed The Relay oase Sne @ss
Washington and the Ohio y,r Baggage checked through %
there wlh the pssenre' whea charge fot those holding
washington daily 9, and AZ, p nj On Sundays At the
Al Wnseng direct made with trains Of the
TRAL OHIO kAlLkohD running from Bsi'a'Ie on The ohio
CouMsIs These rain. connect a. Newark with the Namsrs
aansded asd sandusky railroad for sanduky Toledo, Detroit
copssa' ss o railroad usn. soaHss, s s fa, ,,n.
WILLIE Sc Al xrna on Lille Miami railroad eopneIion is
formed wh The trains through Dayton % TeHe
Pa.seSss. holding through tickets for Memphis, yeksours,
are transferred At Cincinnati 70 The mail steamers IN The
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, aud ST. Louis sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi.
wheeliar and wellsvle, orty me,l whers
the Cleveland and pit',burg railroad Is made
aaordRg tbrou and checks IN wshnson also the
the reni West The distance from washington 10 E
but $50 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than by other
by through Washington To Wheeling, 50
BY railroad BY sresusr from ciucs%af SIS inSianapo
w. s7 50 cevrland sa IS; TogdO, as soi bero sls %
Harper. Ferry Mapsbur Berkeley Springs,
Cumberand Bedford Earrings Pedaoui Oakland Fanount
pasengers may eaye Washington at O. a Or A M for The
uaiu from Washington.
information, through tickets, Sc, apply TH
PARsONs, agent, at Washington station. - -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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" Should auid aequsintaHee be forgot,
Ana nesef bsoagbi 90 mia


I" Should suid acquaintance be forgot
bsoagb 30 mia
Should suld acquaintance Do hHgOi,
And days o. Auld lang syne4"
The members year ending In June, 1883
The Junior class OF the ending June, e e sophomoe
class ending JuDs 1851 aud tbe Freshman Glass % ue
ending In June $780, hereby requested 20 assemble
Washington D. O. by the third Of March, a. a. 1881 al the latest
brighten the links Of the chain Of love aud enashio which r
nor Tide entirely sever exchange once more Ia hs
lives gfeeng and sympathy and lament the antey a,o OF
some Of hsiT most promising eonpesIs. IL
preliminary meeting OF The setappenled committee wi DC
held the Mcndiy September u. 1855, The United
Hotel, Chestnut Fourth and Finn
which those Of whom be
invited attend when The VIII be
adopted 10 secure as fat an attendance possible,
In time, h addressed viii be
good eooah 20 furnish The the eonee b. mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenoa, N. j., Chsrman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ D.,
o. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
...a ... J. NEWTON LGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Balsi9 iroa aud Glass Works, NJ u,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
. .uI Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jolm WxIpmAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtMar3 lloellgeIcerI
All the civilized OF the world
this advertisement their editorial columns,
classes di
visions globe aud all throughout the United
ga,lious Insertion
casonay between this date aud the id Of March. A. d. 1857
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INo. h4a j

NOTICE of the dissontinuanee OF the United States
IN land Office vANDALIA, In the state OF ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby pursuance OF law, and view
the report officers the
land said district reduced below hundred thousand
the SECRETARY isrRKoR directed land
VAspALIA be discontinued,
The disconinsance made entry
5PEissrIxIp said State hH##
Lands remaining unsod and unspppaed by law and subject
private entry land office discontinued, will
effect register thereof
give public on which they
will be receive applications for such lands
my hand city Washington day
December, A. ID. 1858. ...s
80 ~" THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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