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ADVERTISExESTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

FINE ARTS.
-. win be open 70 he public July 4
Buchanan,
Fillmore,
Dayton, and
On exhibition.
=. In Europe o America
And Interesting collection
Those attracted 70 he city by the oraons Of the ensuing an
hose IN sustaining principles gave
The fouIth Of July Its signineanee:
CITIZENS AND s I,s .sH1I.;s invited
*n i ; s,!.9 ssa ,,.,
AZ spectators merely
s.,. . g IN n sHa war
any si,ss .sna,s..s.
IAN ' q ss s1sS Gallery.
Framed and complete,
va be sent BY express,
Smaller sisss At
a propor'ionse reduction In prize -,
promptly on s ss iss s%srops and S"%ps,ss
ss sroadssy corner Fulton street, $50 Brosiway over
~ ties on national historical and scrptarsl subjects
$ ssaa ss Ss box s Bros~ss fc
o<Rch
PERSONAL.
sSrE L-sIScE FOUR LEAF PISD THREE, WHY
-
n IHITro-yoUR CoMMUNICA ALTON WAS RECEIVED
N and answered In The Herald directed. You did not
call Lc me hear iron you sgsn. You can rely on me.
" MISS JULIA LEICESTER, WHO SOME YEARS 400
travelled IN Europe VIII communcais her address o
w. N H. Broadway Post cfce, abe viii learn something 70
her advantage.
INFORMATION wAxTED-oF WILLIAM q. SMILEY,
X. fSsr FROM ws.'ess..s county New Yops la, os.o
Der which place rsmltAncs q 500 was forwarded 70
cc.ey yesr $50 ss December a. near a. can recoect
and since that time has been wandering round from place
Or wherever he may ss,e been snce last October
VII confer sreat layur on me by dropping line % the E
tor Of the Georgia Telegraph, sthaccn X. y. SMILEY
INFORMATION wANTED-oF EI.rzABETH cARIHY,
Margaret Quin, and Catherine Qu,n They have been
dublin ireland. Any information concerning them win be
thankfully received by Mrs Anne Game, No n Washington
stneet.
NJ s.-THfs AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, AT THE
W. corner Of Chambers street and broadway. R.T
AR. WARD ST. JOHN. LATE or THE MECHANICS
III Insurance Company, wiz confer favor by leaving his
address ~ The Herald once for e wv.
DBysIciAN-Box M UNION SQUARE POET OFFICE.
4 You VII ind letter there Tor you
CHeuLD rms MEET THE EYE OF Mr. GEORGE
~ Meek he requested to communicate with his frends al
Bath England 81 a. aenevs, Switzerland
IUIrIIAM HENRY N---s-PRAY WRITE TO YouR
will return. VIZ.
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Summer Stock.-Our Large and Elegant
Aoek Of clothing ready and for sale embrsc
Nc speciahues and styles Be found nowhere Elsa
altogether Me largest stock Of fashionable aud deal
ab summer ciohins have got up, At moderate
- sa 60 ae and no BROADWAY corner 81 warren
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beaver the unrivalled plain castor white pearl
colos and the cool protecting brads and Leghor
hats all In immense variety at BANTAS old and popular
store, Of Canal and Wooster streets.
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IaMpIRE CRuB ROOMS arrH IrNE. Is,a-TmE roI.-

UMPIRE CLUB ROOMS, 1TH JUNE, Is56.-THE FoL-
II lowing resolution passed unanimously at the rii
cation meeting held on Friday the 27h inst
Resolved That deeply that the two committees
have signally failed to unite In calling state Convention 70
electoral ticket and ticket officers.
Democratic
National held Cincinnati feel the
crisis has arrived when the democratic viii
no submit to the dictaon of few selfish LEADERS, but
will INSIST at all hazards, the union Of the democracy OF this
for the sake Of the Union unless the state Com
mitiees whom this duty deyolves Immediately adopt
single state Convention respectfully
commend the democracy throughout the state TO call meet
every Assembly district elect delegates
Convention Tor the herein aud pledges
ourselves In such action Of The people believing
To the of the OF the Cincinnati
Convention In the present contest.
In frthcrancc hese views the Empire Club VIII hold
meeting in the Park Tuesday evening 18th II July to
obtain expression from the democracy Of this city TO hs
necessity and proprcty of adopting the suggested In
the resolution Every buchanan organization IN the city VIII
be invited to cooperate with the Empire Club In this demou
sraon. Dg uished speakers have sready consented 10
address the meeting this and other connected with
ISAIAH RyyDERs, President
ISAAC SEIqAs lc.a.n....u.
Epw Amp NpnHAy s'cte'nes.
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Crastaaoro's W1gA Hair Dye and TOupess
snstA sdmrstca sn.osx al es~noiseeus IN Art u
~ only reliable s@sae II ne hiA ersnt Wholesale ADD
s..n - CR1sfAD01oE No Astss Bousal COPY NE
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hrxshes nail brushes French Engsh sazps German co
ognc Just received at GEO. IN0ER cos farply che
mts,s ssa Broadway 10 r Green depolof
5er's tasteees castor oil.
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Pianos, MeiO0eOns ana Hnrn0nl unas, from
eight the largest
in the citybesides fifteen second hand planosa OF which
will be sold prices that defy competition. Pianos 70 rent
and rent allowed purchase at WATERs No Sss Broad
way. ~ B.-Panos tuned, repaired polished boxed and
moved. Cash paid for second hand pianos
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wigs and toupecs al MEDHURsr4 co - "a Maiden lane
made OF the best ateriss warranted
coor Beware 81 extrasa9an Breadway prices Braids,
bands curis Ac
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ITili. The Tnsuita hTe Cutter OF WaIr and


whskers syies shaped heads and faces
NJ No Barclay street No isferest IL any othe establish
ment Hair dye, shings bsx, black or brown
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10TH wARD-BUCHANAN AND BRECkESRIDGE
Banner CubThis club formed Tor the purpose OF Tor
warng the election OF the above named nominees OF the de-
mocrac party and not to out the views and wsnrs -
clique faction, but tn act In concert with III 1aer
clubs organized for like objects will NEE, for the election OF
officers Wednesday evening, July 1856 at r. H. Van
Bruns Of Third and Forty ninth street, nj
o'clock \. NJ. DREW Chahmtn pro tein
WV. II. Rich, Secretary pro tenn
DIST WARD BUCHANAN CLUB.-UNIoE AND HAIR
I'll mony.-The democratic electors OF the Twenty first
ward Buchanan and breckenridge,
are requested Hubbard McCoys Mansion House,
Fourth and Thirty street on We'd
nesay evening" July ~ half seven O'clock tor the pr
pose of permanently organizing Buchanan clab.
Daniel Is. Taylor, Josiah Sutherland, Chas H. Haswel,
Andre Frorent Stephen d. Dllaye John Lynch
John y. Frederick Abni X. Paitson David W. Clarke,
Ambrose L.Pinncy John kinsley, John King
Timothy Daily, Edwd. Is. Fellows, VI. r. Carr,
Walter Re sevelt, Thomas Mccoy Coll N. Campbell,
Douglas Tag or, James Mahoney Washington Ryer,
Patrick Dee Bernard Devlin, Michl Geraghty
wilbur H. Leonard, John Anderson, G. l.. Purdy,
Stephen Cornell Geo. Mcdonald Geo. w. Gant,
Theodore Hunt Sidney Oaksmith John II. Myers,
Hugh McParen, James Murphy BEN H. Hasht,
James Deyln, Joseph II. stuart Robert Foster
And one hundred and twenty seven others.
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k3nches, mosqutns ants and htees
And lbs pills tor and mice
Need but trial 70 prove them nice
Try H-buy A. Price rs cents per Aask hox. Buy
fum pedar beware of countereers and ook FOR ~ Lyons
South Eighth street, Philadelphia
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NJoTICE.-DuN yIvAMus-yIyAMUs, on DECK
IN Members Of Clayton Club and invited guests hereby
notified be board OF the boat Thursday night July
- sAM'L WILLIAMS, Secretary
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Preserves.-FamiliesG Going 60 the Country
preserves jcies put up the best
by leaving iher .rsr. :, he pes and preserve msnuAc
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Singers Sewing Msehanes--Oue Thsusand
4onrs yesr estimate q The earnings ofA good opera
~, with Of Singers latest improved high speedcd
AHes The for quilting nnss and oter profitable
~oEk eose u land and The une 70 buy the machines
Nd prepare or The fact that machines che for
private fAmkes In large manufacturing e~tabashmenta
s vastly superior 70 every other kind be proved ~
ADusAna them and beyond dispute New machines
11A l. n SINGER CO., - Broadway.
Hesntsslmsan's Essence NJ Jamaica Ginger.
The patrons ~ hh Invaluable remedy increase daily In
cramps and colo the reliable. In weakness
debility exhuArAies fort6es and makes The des
pendent cheerful with dyspepaa and s kindred ailments
always triumphs In pains from nauIence cholera morbus
osher disrvss IN the bowels perfect ansioc To the
invalid under All eircums lie friendly Influences
always appreciated The faining and prRnte by heat
fatigue revives and supporta To the raysr precious,
cenbdng and falling TO the sedentary and anguid
gives comfort and good che TO the ursrous and high liver
ssss nature a. reerssve Happily Cor all lie ccsi is
barrier white " daily Use nxre~ reasonable share Of good
Broadway G. " Ctsp~~, n HAroisy street, j. Coiington,
no brosd~ay, and hr~-IiAye~. BruoE6n
Baschsser's Hsaw Dye, Wigs and Tonpees
are superior 70 al oshcrs raeu nprovements
perfect comfcr w e
Hs unrissed and ooy harse~ hair n applied In twelve
private rooms, q BA1CHkLoRs. rc Aroadwsy.
Whaskers - MoaSeAehes RSrced 20 Grow
In six weeks BY ny ongscnt whA not stain or ni,s
The shin ~ bste, cent " any part 81 che counuy X o.
GRAHAM, hpk B~ssAw~y; Hayes, i7s falsoa sScs,
ercoklyn-
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Superior Ready Made shfrts.-An sizes ON
hand fit will give entire satisfaction
under garmen,s all al low prices Wholesale retail
IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
Awpings, Tents, Political Hammers, &C.,
ade order At The shortest notice ORDER received By NAL
prompuy attsuded to- @. n. TYLER,
rs Vast Broadway, near Ca,harine ST., n. y.
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POLITICAL.

7STH WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB.-A
LEI meeting viii be held Mt Academy Hail. 6d3 Broa iway,
Wednesday July at O'Clock Messrs Charles A. Dana,
Il. Deafed Smith, Lowry Secretary of Governor Reoier.
and J. Wilson Green viii speak. Singing by order u
Committee
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VxTANTED-AT 566 BROADWAY TWO CONDUCTORS,
w two bookkeepers three clerks, two harkeepers four
walters two porers two rcmen two braaemen, four boys
for trades and for stores steamers and railroads
LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS VIII.
~ tnd respectable help at MORRIS coHNERr COS
2s7 broadway farmers,
&C. thss the branch oce l2S Geenwich street.
Cedar street.
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No gallery
In Europe or America
Presents varied
And Interesting collection
OF ulustrious portraits.
Those city by the oraons of the ensuing
niversary ind agreeable look upon The portraits
hose who have aided IN the principles which CAV
the fouft Of July ifs significance.
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THE TURF.


YyEION COURSE, 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ July ID The great saddle match for anu which
the above do fore has been paid by Gen.
and Chicago Jack 10 ioeet formerly Know Nothing
SHAW WHITE Pruprsstors
Union COURSE, h. I.-rRoTTISG.-os wEDSEs-
~ day, July at 81 O'Clock Y. ~, match fcr t20p mn~
heats three Ia ave- harness Mr. j. H. McNsnn
b. Sbra Temple Mr. =. Mclaughlin names bik Lam
fnrmerly Nothing vii leave the ferry,
Broekiyn, for the "a occck and return
sport y Fare, and 80
viii Also leave the Peck alp ferry, williamsburg
twenty minutes Enuanoe all parts ~ n. track dolsn
SHAW WHITE frnpretnrs
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ENGRAvINGs-sTEEr. PLATE AND OTHER vARr
~ ties, national. historical and scrpturs subjects waf
wfh 2uIi particulars s. IT. Harris box Is broadway Po
ofRch.
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WANIED-A NITUAIION, BY 4 REsPECTArLF
w Young and seamstress who m ,rareh.
understands taking care 81 an infant, sio able do al
place Please call n West ssh a. between az anl IN
avs an be seen 0i two days -
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NIGGER woRsHIPpERs AND OTHERS INTEREST
IN ed In the pulling down OF "BuehanRn aud BrecN ige''
requested be hand Tu say evening LIST of
July at MARTINS Washington House. Hoboken, here
will be aud larger banner 10 replace that stolen s
turdsy night Seats free and reception eed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

The Regents Of tho University 81 Mime
sotn have located In this district, 800 acres
or the salcs Of 1855 1854 acres we're sold in
November, a, public sale. OF this amount
3ti urrF were sod fr more than 81 Is per
acre, tie highest price paid ior any, being
$3.50
R0oi T,u"t Da'1Td ~ GS 66ifica GIfhs TaiT
distfic, " located Is, IIr, wnsyillc. Houston
county, the south eastern county OF the Terri
tory. The Land Offers are JoHS ~ M'KKs-
~, Receiver anil Major B,sSrr Register
The die vas established by the law ri Con-
ercss. passed Ia lsji. which created four nd
ditional land districts in this Territory. This
district. 10 common with the others created 10y
The law Of is3d, IA thirty miles wide north and
sontl,, and extends west from the Mississippi
river, 10 thu Big Sioux river The southern
linz Of the district 10 tbs boundary line between
Minnesota and Iowa.
The Root River Once was opened IN An
gust 1881 aal Immediately conmenccd doing
Land Dn're hnsincss." In the five months
OF ls5t. the amount Of land sold was % fol
love-;
whae ., af Aeessovd ~ith Amtrsc'J
aeht Land Wnfa,t in oash
bttlto7 900 eiuS OTIS ~
The transactions Of the oifice increased large
y IN 1855 The buainess Of that year is pre-.
seated in the following table
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CUPERIOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION.

~ SIN This place is situated on the bay OF Superior
and Len Hand river, at the head Of Lake superior aud
ossesses better site better bsbor shd greater hdysn
aSes Tor commercial city than any other ron, IN the
and esualei In prospective in7Ortsnee
by Chicago only.
The proprietors have a clear, ndtspuIsd snd uRtp
eumbered title to the land apsn which rCrsRI"s Is laid
out and all purchasers OF lots receive varanter deeds
for the same.
Superior W.. laid GU, during the past season. and Al
tel, naiobef OF stores, c"mmojious pier with air
houses, and IN all respects the most nourishink new
town IN the west. Tue county seat, 4. d. Land OF
ice, and Post Ose located here where the hisss
sippi and Lake superior q r. Military Road, now h.
course of construction, connecting with ~ Psui, ter
inmates 10 also the lake terminus Of all the project
ed railroads to the head OF Lake superior. The $500
canal will he open BY June, after which time four lines
Of lake s,eamers will run 10 Supeunr,one from Chi
easo, two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo m
vessels having been built expressly for this trade
Two steam saw mills and printing press now
the way To Superior, and will he promptly set To work
One-hslf Of the lots have been appropriated by the
pYopetors 10 he sold by the undersigned to actual set
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
been made Tor public purposes-psrks churches, rail
roads, &C, &C.
II in order TO correct the misAPprehension arising
from similarity OF names, II proper TO State that "-u
perier City shout the title Of which esa csnov~r
ferent township from Superior.
ar Maps OF superior are signed by Ihos CLARK, sui
veyof, and VIM u. Newton, agent and attorney Tor
proPrie,ors, an msy be the principal hotels 81
81 Paul, Gaena Chicago, Detroit Cleveland, Toledo,
Buifsio and other cities
All persons who wish TO purchase OTIS obtsin nfpf
nation, can apply to VIM. u. Newton, superior, Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
Wv. ~ NEWTON,
Agent a Attorney for Proprietor. OF superior
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OF this amount, 10 November, 1000 acres
were sold ., public sale. No lands have ever
been sold IN the district, for price exceed
ing SIPS per acre. except 30 acfsA which
brought 81 so per acre. In addition 70 the
above, The Regents Of the Univssiy d MiO-
ncsois, entered 10 this disirict daTisg 1855, "
pursuance Of tho act d Congress gnadng
lands TO that institation. il,744 acres, mostly
pine Iands.
Sank Repid, Land Diana The Land Ofice
at Sank Rapids was opened U tbs %sh day Of
August 1863. wnIiAn HssKs WooD, Recei.
YER ard JrarMAn Hrmxi.L. Register.
Tbs Sank Rapids aud Saltwater districts
eomwiss oil The lands eat Of the Mississippi
in Minnesota, but by the provisions Of the act
Of 1854. creating new land districts in Min.
sesoss, The Ssnk Rapids district was extended
west Of the Mississippi, taking in five townships
fronting on the river. and running west 10 thu
"Drif, Wool and the Red River 81 the North
Ti6 following statement includes oil lands sod
at the Sank Rapid. oiIiee since it vs., opened
IN 1853
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and lie Susr, among the most aourishiDg towns
in the Territory. are ia this District Their
growth. although marvellous, has scarcely equal
ell the growth Of the back country which sup
ports them. Under the operation Of the pre-
empton law, the country, for one SO entirely
new, Is settling densely; and where year age
there was scarcely habitaiiop, are-9e- to BE-
seen towns and farming settlements, which, for
extent OF improvements aud appearance Of
prosperity, will find no parallel in the settle
ment of the West.
The settlers Of this District are pretty gen
eral admixture Of the natives oi the States,
Germans, Irish. Swedes. Norwegians, &C.. the
natiyeborn population, however, largely pre-
dominating over all classes. The settlers are
enterprising. Industrious and prosperous.
The Red Wing District is eminently an ag
ricul,ural one. The back country is undula-
ting. with numerous streams. 1t Is mainly
prairie, interspersed with groves Of trees, and
backed by the Big Woods" with its mex
haustable supply Of the choicest timber. There
arc also many charming lakes scattered over the
District.
We have endeavored to present in the above
statements, derived from unimpeachable author
ity, view Of the advantages of the different
parts Of Minnesota, the immense emigration of
the past year. and the unparalleled sales at the
Land Offices. The figures alone, afford matter
for hearty congratulaton.
| Two moM Land Offices are about TO be
established in the northern part Of the Terrific
ry and in the southern portion, other new
Offices will be established or the old ones re
moved farther west for the better accomnoda-
| ton Of the settlers.
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REAL ESTATE.

SMITH 4 TOwNE, DEALERS IN REAL e.
~ TATE, Red Wing, Min. Ter once opposite the &,
4. Lsnd once.
Government lands selected, Land Warrants loo ated
Investments made TO the best adv antage, and money
loaned on real eststs security.
All kinds 81 Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting done to
order by practical Surveyor. Persons wish ng cop
les Of Township Maps Of the surveyed lands can be
furnished at reasonable prices.
REFERENCES
Hon II Gov. Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul
s~,-;i- - &.~s St4si .-&S s.S
Wv. Phelps, ESQ, Register ofihs L. ) land Once,
Rcd Wing
c. c. Graham, Esq, Receiver land oHlee Red winS
Rev W. Hancock, Register u Deeds Red Wing
Sanborn French, Attorneys at Law, -. Paul
lion. James e. Parker. Is Barclay street. y, y CITY
bwoH, Macay Qiimby, Real Estate and Stock Bro
kers, Chicago, III
IIoa. I. T. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, n.
Jsmss Fierce, Esq, Hudson, n. H.
D =. James h Co. SO Wall street, New York.
Hon. II. NJ. Rice Delegate to Congress, It. Paul
A. Gilman Esq. Lowell, Mass.
q. SKIN. (aug2ll.D T. Iosss
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si9s.;G ~

Al the pubic ale At lands III Minneapolis
district, in octocbcr last, there were sold, -.
93S acres, the receipts therefor, amounting Ia
si5,oes eda 1919 acres were sold a,
an advance On the minimum price; the re
ccip,s for which amounted 10 S3l,.SS max
ing an average Of 5000 pcr acrN II aercs Of
this sold Tor s. pr acre co for $3.50 pr
acre, 40 acrc, i1s So per acre 10 acrs for
$40 rcr acrc and acres for s22 per acr.
Hu.aua Lad D,suc; - The Office OF this
dis,ric, Is located a, Wucna wincna county.
lhs ohso lomuwncod operations in January.
lsa5. |, II SurH Receiver, ADD u. trsAS,
Exi>tyr, The district is thirty miles w'dc,
from north ~ sccth. and extends ives, from the
Mississippi 70 tho Big Sioux river. The easi'
uoss OF the WInaa eihs dariag the year. was
as follows
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IL the BsowmviIe District, l1GA79 acres
sere entered by pre-emption.
The above ststemen, shows that in 1855,
more than one half oil the laDd sold in Mime
sofa, was disposed Of under the bene6cisl work
ings Of the preemption law Of ls4l.
LAsDs suByEcT TO KsTRr AND TO PERCEPTION.
10 the Saltwater and Sank Rapids Districts,
previoss TO the proclamation Of the Presiden.
in the fall Of 1885. there wss land subject to
private entry a, the land Offices; but in tie
four districts west Of the river, there was DO
land subject to private entry until AFTER the
public sales OF October and November last.
There vas, on the first Of January, subjec,
70 private entry. the following amoant Of land
d the different Offices 10 the Territory. A,
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Iotss zlu,xDA Ut Gsa0 ous VT "
OF the above, 1854 90 acres we're sold 1t
public sale, 1904 acres Of which sold ibr more
than the minimum price. the average being
81 77n pr acre the highest prics paid Eor
any tract icing si4 20 per sers.
Red Wing Distrid--Tbis District b situated
north Of The winons, end south Of the Mime
apolis District. The olRcc IL located At Red
Wing, the county sat Of Goojhue county
The District Is thirty miles wise. and runs
west TO the Big Sioux. w. W. PBxtps Reg
ister. and CHARLES GRAHAM Receiver. The
Office Wa not opensi until February 1855
The sales during the remainder Of the year
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by adding tho business for January. we will
have an exhibit Of the sales at the lted Wing
Office for one year In January, 1856, there
we're gold Il 100 acres increasing the total 10
2O7 ISL SO acres and the T.. un, or cash rc.
ceivcd. TO S2lI ,:Hl SO.
At the public sale, viii % commenced "n The
Goth Of October. 1891 aarrs we're oiJ at an
average price per acre Of II ~. The highest
price paid was II, the rate Of SIG % per acre ;
ranging from that to the minimum price.
The agent 81 the Board Of Regents Of the
University Of Minnesota, entered at tho Red
Wing offer, 1850 acres br the benefit Of that
Institution
REHABILITATION.
Tie amount Of land entered III ine land
Oilices in this Territory. prior to the Gr.t of
,Jpuuary 1883 was ~ follows -.
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Ineeveesims ssstis,ies..An Cxhtbit Of tho
Salso oe IsUhlle l.aaas tn Minnesota
eooes isas-Pss.G - psisns--I.anA spce-
uissors~LssA sahjees 20 Ensry..'an.
Aueensnls 90 sessio iu shc DiSferent
Laud Oisssiess.
We present to our readers this morning,
series Of carefully prepared tabular statements
10 reference 10 the sales Of public lands in Miu-
nesoss since ls4s. The figures are derived
from otlcial sources, and may be relied upon
q strictly correct