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The Placer herald., 1856-10-25
The Elncfinn l.aW.

By reference TO the official proclamation in
thePress, it will be seen that they have omit
ted three very important sections of the lax
relating 10 elections, hich it has been Gus
tomary to publish with the proclamation Now
in as much as this Proclamation pretends to give
the essentials Of the election law we think it would
have been just to publish the 22d, seth and 32d
Sections of the act, which are as follows
Sec. -. At all elections the polls shall be open
ed at eight o'clock in the morning and shall con-
tnue open until sunset, at which time the Judges
shall close the polls: Provided that the Judges of
the election may take recess Of one hour at any
| time they may think proper during the day, be-
fore three O'Clock in the afternoon.
Sec. 30. If the person thHs challenged shall
take the oath as rendered to hin by the Board of
Judges be snail be admitted to vote, amt staN
nat be lauJW Gttr he has tnhen Such cath or
ctirnaton, tor Sad d00rd to eramine auy ,rit-
neSScs touching his w0nt Of qualifications; 6ut
y he snail refuse to tahe the oath on affirmation
SO tendered 10 lin, his rote shalt be rcjected.
Sec. 81. When the polls are closed, proclama
ton thereof shall be made a, the place Of voting
and no votes shall be afterwards received
W. Z. X. DEvANE.-'fhis gentleman, as will
be seen by reference to the proceedings of the
District convention for District No. 2. Published
in this days issue, has been nominated by the
Democrats for Supervisor of this District
Mr. Devane las been long resident of Gold
Hill, is heavy lax payer, and therefore deeply
Interested in the proper mana cement of our coun-
ty finances
He is an honest intelligent, careful business
man, Of nnGoubtcd probty; and il elected will
prove himself most ef1icie man, for the inter
ests of the people. We are glad to find that our
friends in the other Districts Of the County. are
placing their most fit men in nomination for this
important station, and we are able to assure
them that in Mr. Deyane, they will have an hon
est and capable associate upon the hoard shoud
we succeed as the signs of the times, most un-
mistakeably indicate we shall.
The WAY THEY MAKE THUNDER.-1he K. Ms
had Meeting at RattlesEakc Bar last week. and
as usual the Court House turned out its force, to
give size and Importance to the gathering This
made little travel over the toll road between
Auburn and the Bar, and being such fine oppor-
tunity to take the sentiment of the travelling pub
lie, they had the toll collector take the vote, and
the boys by voting in going and coming from the
meeting, beat old Buck four cotes.
Correspondents and others, must cxcuse us, if
the Herald does not notice communications.
which we duly appreciate. Our columns are
crowded, and we cannot get before the public in a
weekly paper like ours one fourth Of the matter
we would like to.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-25
TO FOREIGNERS AND
" URALIZED CITIZ EMS!

We call your attention to the following
facts, none Of which can be denied
The National Know Nothing Platform
adopted at Philadelphia February %, 1856,
contains the following propositions.
''.imerjcans muSt rule Amcyica, and to this
end NATIVE BORN CITIZENS SHOULD BE Sc
LEc1ED FOR ALL STATE, FEDERAL AND Mt
NICIPAL OFFICES OF GOvERNMENT EMPLOY
ME&T N PREFERENCE TO NATuRLIzEp cI11-
ZENs.
a CHANGE ~ TIE LAWS OT NALJRLIzA-
TION, MAKING A CONTINUED RESIDENCE OF
TWENTY ONE YEARS, of all not here tofole pro-
vided for, and indispensably requisite for citi-
zenship hereafter"
The above are published every week in
the Placer Press, set forth as the third and
ninth sections. TO this platform all the coun-
ty officers Of tbat party in this county were
obliged to subscribe before they could
obtain nominations.
These two propositions are advocated and
subscribed to by----H r. HAWK
ms candidate for the Senate, LANSING Stout
J. G. BRowN, 7. b. FAGAS and NJ. NJ
ROBINSON, candidates for the assembly
WM I HENSON candidate for Sheriff: b. i
Moore, candidate for clerk; r. ID. IopKINs,
candidate for District Attorney; I B Horcu-
KISS, candidate for Treasurer; A. S. SMITH,
candidatetor Assessor; and every otherman on
the Know Nothing, alias American, alas
Fillmore ticket. Bead it fellow citizens, ma
tive and adopted; there is not one of them
dare deny it.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-25

On Monday evening" 18th inst, a terrible
tragedy was enacted at the west end OF
Shaw's Flat, TuoIumne county, known as
Whimtown, by which two men lost their
lives, and third will probably suffer the
extreme penalty of the law A. J. Con was
shot dead by W. Bonds, and Bonds was i'm
mediately killed by knife in the hands of
one Edward McCauIey.
McCauley was arrested by the citizens and
was near being hanged by a mob, but was
fortunately rescued by the sheriff of the
county, and taken to Sonora.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-25

Correspondents and others, must cxcuse us if
the Herald does not notice communications,
which we duly appreciate. Our columns are
crowded. and we cannot get before the public in a
weekly paper like ours one fourth of the matter
we would like 70.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-25
How WILL Mr.. RICHARDSON LIKE Tive hav

How WILL Mr.. RICHARDSON LIKE Tive have
heard it frequently spoken of that some of the
leading Republicans were going to drop Mr.. Rich
ardson, the Republican candidate for Sheriff. and
support Mr.. Henson. However, we are glad to
hear some of the Republicans characterize such
an attempt as ratorous to their cause and unjust
to Mr.. Richardson: who isrecognized by his neigh
bors as an intelligent and influential citizen. So
we go. We shall look for .bust up' somewhere.
BALL AT DoToN's BAR.-Our friends of the North
Fork Hotel are TO give a ball on the Evening of
the 3oth inst. It is to be a grand allair. and we
notify the public that they will miss by not at
tending. Excellent opportunity Of enjoyment.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-25
EuperVjsor Convention
ArHrEN. October Dist 1S5

H. CoouNC, Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-20

from It unremittingly flow? 1t exalts the
poor laborer far above those who reyel in all
the luxury of wealth and ease It gives him
q freedom which all tyrants and prosecutors
cannot take away. It instills IN the soul a
sweet peace that the grim monster death
with all his terrors cannot destroy. The
diamond is very combIstible substance, yet
we may, by enveloping it in certain gas,
subject it to the heat of the red hot crucibie
without charring it. So the soul of the mar
tyrs, immortal gem, protected by the impen-
etrable shield of free grace, felt not the
flames that were consuming its external
casket Oh who can contemplate such a
divine power to sustain TIE soul in every fri-
On " fo would Iahnch forth amid the break
'siees and swhirlpools that intcrspersA life's
finally swallowed up by the billoWs of sin
and folly? Who would not rather anchor
his hope on the rock that all united powers
cannot move, and lift his thoughts to that
heaven Of bliss which is the only fit home Of
the soul. Who would not aspire to rise tc
realms of endless day and there cast at his
Saviours feet coronet studded with tht
gems won by him here for that Sayiour's love
and service? Who would net taste the un
alloyed joys which flow in perpetual stream
through the celestial courts, and rende
throughout and endless eternity praise an
alteration to Him who has conferred on u
the exalted privilege of becoming fit to liy
and reign with Him in endless glory. LIE
US anchor our hope 'Fwithin the veil" an
these inestimable glories will be ours.
ESTHER.
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v wounded bird. Yet, amid all the bitter
and painful emotionst bat pressed themselves
upon her, she only once lost her self-pos-
session. II was WIN she, heard the
voice offhe priest pronounce her the wife
of Philif The words rang in her ears
ike sehnds Of ill omen, and for moment
aiEappeasea Wild and painful dream.
@1enriefla said the soft voice of So
phie e, cf6ss 70 her ear, and then the
young briae rallied her faltering energies,
and f plerefyainder Of the day, demean-
ksaialth as.calm and proud dignity
Bekss 4 lla Slaughter Of a King Of En-
5 fsI5M 1t sassain fell, not TO be
raissilsagain till the expiration of nine
years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-20

Three at One Birth. Mrs. Baily,
wife of Mr.. Cyrus Baily, of Wythe-
vile, Va, gave birth to three daugh-
ters on Tuesday morning last. The
Wytheville Telegraph says mother and
children are all well.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-20

The african. .SlapsS Gafs e9cor-
respondent of %se EsRf9ork DGS1g
Times; writing from Havana, under
date of July 25th, says that nearly ev-
cry steamer takes from that place to
New York persons who are directly in
terested in the African Slave trade,
and who make contracts at the North
for vessels and their outfit for the traffic.
Within the last seven months not far
from fifteen thousand Africans have
been landed Illegally upon the Cuban
coast, from Africa, in nearly equal pro-
portions upon the north and south sides,
and no captures of any consequence
have been made. During this summer,
extensive arrangements have been made
in all the available ship-building ports
Of the Union for the requirements of the
trade for the next twelve months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-20

A damsel was asked, "When lady
and gentleman have quarreled, and
each considers the other in fault, which
of the two ought to be the first to ad-
vance towards a reconciliation 2 Her
reply was, "The better-h hearted and
wiser of the two." y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-20

Norfolk City has population of
1880.
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Notice

bonds ceTfcate other eisnee of the debt o
he State Tera he late Tstie Aei eof nndsT act Of ash
Fsbruary, 1855. .
TREASURY DrP .ETHKsT, April "a, inS5.
YEREAs of 2eth February, 1855 ent
"Au provide for Tie Of such creditors Of
republic of Texas eonpehded the act OF Con
notice by public advertisement Tor the of ninety day
of lie payments will be made under said sct
issued 9Th February by this
department. duly published setting Firth said act o. Corgrets
assentug thereto
evidences of debt therein provided
department with assignmcn releases, AM
aday theIe pointed thirty days prior TO the Isl Of June
cd 4h further provides that
bond certificate eydeuco OF deb
which shall hrty days before the time limited by said notices
be presented n Treasury Department
Notice hereby the bocers o bonds, cehca,es
oter shall be
parmen te date hereof they viii
excluded benefits OF sad agreeaby 10 the 4h
don Of the
An l5-Iaw0m Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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April s-Iawi3w

I'm the petition Of j. N. W. Lesh and zaclarAh Beeson
and d. Bowman, administrator Jacob Dcardof decreased OF
Wayne coun indanst praying for the of patent
grnutrd s. w, Besh DeaTdofh, Besson June
lef2 IN che goheruto for years
expiration said patent, which Hkes place the 9Th
day Of June, leJ5--
Il ordered sad pettsn be- heard Once
Monday 10th 81 June y O'Clock, aud all
Hoed appear and show u they have, why said
petition ought not TO be grauted,
Persons opposing required file In the Patent
their objections specially set forth IN writing at least twenty
before ~ hsarng all testimony hcd BY rhsr parry
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
coance with the rules o the oace, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony will clo7nd 9Th of depo
sions relied testimony be Gled
the Office before e morning of that day the &c
any, within ten days thereafter.
odsrod also, be published In the Union, 1nie
rence Evening Washington D. G. Republican, BalH
Philadelphia Day BOOK New York
Cincinnati Ohio, weet for three successive weeks
previous the 9Th Of June nert, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Ul Patents
r. sRditors above papers will please copy, and send
ths bills The Paien Once, with paper containing This notice.
March 96--lRw3w
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NOrICE-Notce hereby Given the unknown heirs and
rai representatives Obediah WoOdson
lifetime served in the revolutionary 10 ITO as lieutenant IN
Caputn John Morton,
aud o the continental line, that said ubedA
Woodson died while IN said service o. about The h Of i76
tha application Nirena military land warrapt, No 66s7
iayor Of the Of ad obedhh Wooden for said
2a2 that sad transferred Henry
BARLEY Josiah Beuls, whose hands the
nd and application made and duplicate obtained about
n. 1897 beng No GGg7 calling for 30
proceedings bad In the court Of common pleas Oamon
W Ohio, sitting, decreenz title In snid
Henry hartley and JoRh Bete who assigned the
e. rrcew, who applicant have scrip issued in lieu
of said according en,usd An making
provisions for the satisfaction Of Virginia land warapn
proved Angus, ~, A, u. Is3l
Mar 2a--inwpadsys' A, =, PETTtCREW,
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,i,uDOt PLACE for rentTns we'll known, beuaiu resi-
dence years. The house
spacious this District situated heights Of
and within the corporate ls The premises con
eight Of ground and abundany
with and beautiful and
OF Gsorgetown Of Washington the broad Po
Virginia Maryland and ceftany
delightful residence for gentleman VI fortune.
of land situated
Washington, few hundred yards from Boundary
Columbian College, full description Of which
be oiicc all square No. 3o3 In this
Also handsome building the heights OF Georgeown stu
Tudor Place and containing
plat OF whch also be
Office. -
N. CALLAN, Notary Pubic,
AID 4-3t.w4w No. 2l3 y
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mo. 564 |
Notice

Orhs dscontinuancs Of the Land 06ee al IVa CITY, In ho
State Of I0cd.
NOTICE heby given that IN pursuance 81 law, and N view o
IN Iowa city, Iowa, that
reduced below hundred thou
socrery Inferior directed that the iand
Iowa discontinued, aud the lands remning unsa
the tune o e dconnusnce be made subject sale and entry
At Des Moiues. In said State.
npds 1nnp Inappropriate By law, and subject
viii 10 be
subject the receipt of notice
Effect the regr and receiver thereof and the lard ON
Gers NJ will public of which
be applications Tor entries OF such
lands a their Office.
Given under t hand the c Washington this 18th day
- TH0s. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ortin General Land Ohhce,
Ap l7-iaw6w lntel. stnr1
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No. 552.
By the President of the United States.

oaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE P1csideu, Of the Uni
s ss,ss 5 ii @ n s
State Of Michigan a, 'ss Tines m rs herein dc siGna,ed ow
day Of July for disposal Of The public
situated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
| Townships vizi
North Of ihe base Of principal meridian
The ISLANDS situated in section Fix, lownhip forty
sections twenty and iw.nly-nnr, township
five and in section thirty township forty hse
| Township forty. nine, of range ten
Townships loryteo, lor,s1 iory and Of
Townships three forty six range twenty
three.
Townships lonyIo aud forty hvc Of twcu'ysix
Township forty, nine, of range twenty-seven.
Townships forty eight forty nne and my one, range ihy
Townships forty eight foy-nne, fifty, my one range
Town.hps forty ave ff,y and dy one OF range thrtyx
The vacant uSsppropaisd twenty twenty
SIX a"S ss 61NcSH Mo"dsy t
following named townships and pa, 'own.Op
North Of the and Of pneipai usridian
Township ot r1%ss Ssn'eysa
townships thirty four and thirty yhye, OF rsentynine
NORTH Of the base line and east Of the principal neridian.
Certain following secuons IN
tons tweniyhur and twenty hys township Of range
thirty, eight 10 noas ninseen and iry, township
y SnI :" os .a" sss y sSon wrs s we
chip hinywo, Of the sme aass IN section three township
tIry-four, township thiIiy-on-, OF The range.
schools, military, and
purposes with those and oveihowsd lands
thereby unit for cuvsuon any granted the BY
enable the state OF Arkansas and oihe
ands' within their limits approved
September %, 1885, lci Be- erttaded frona fhs sales
The offering land. win b. cummsnced the day.
appointed and will proceed Ia the order n which they sdv
despatch, until the whole shall have been
Closed sale shall be
weeks aud Of The lands will
be admitted Until after The expiration OF the weeks
the of Washington, this ffh day
April auno DomiBi eight hundred hny
| ny the Prenidenti FRANKLIN PIERCE.
i THOS A, HENDRICKS,
| CommissioneT of the General Land Office,
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Un,,ed states Patent once,

WHsHHFIUHt IoSo.
N the petition or Alfred Hal, Of Perth hmboy, New Jeey
praying the o patent granted TO him the Sd oi
September improvement bck presses
years expiration Of said patent which takes place The
ID day of September, i5s6--
II ordered petition be hcsrd the Patent Once
on Monday August 70 o'clock and all per-
appt cause, they why
sytd petition ought not 70 be granted.
Patent
obi ctiops, specially set forth writing,
days day hed party
to kemiBg
Of tho Office, which will be furnished
application. ~. K. ~. #.... ... ~.
hs sin,ony IN the be on 9Th of August
papers relied astaony be acd
before the morning Of tina the Arguments,
N any, within days thereafter. ... Ell
Ordered, slso, this be published In Union,
tplvrrcrr Evening Star, Wsshngton ID, P.puhesn
Baltimore Argus, Phadcphia Day Book, New York Post
pos,on once for previous
- CHARLES MASON,
..#. ##. Commissioner of Patents.
sEaors the above papers will please and send
Patent Oce, with paper containing this notice
May t-iaw3w
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mo. 553,.
Notice

Ofhe temporary continuance Of the Land Office al Kaldma
.. ZOO, in The State Of Michigan
CONGRESS- by approved April 1885, having authorized The
Temporary the land office kalanazoO Mich
winch Office dir c'ed 10 be Discontinued by notice No 54
bearing date November 70, 1856 f..
declared and made known that the said
of Kaiaaazoo district s revoked
the office will feopened business the h day Of June
esi, and continued until further notice.
Given under hand the city of Washington This 18th day
April, A. d. 1855. -. -
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ap l7-1aw6w Intel Il Star
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@M Z<<e<s~
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ina hAAs q 40 Person viii be s.Oa bSOAs uaoss
ihs ", H'snl ofthe sv6septon b. made ~ aa,saes.
Distant sobscrbers may " nonsy w ls,tsT a.. ,..
q which WIN be paid BY and aI-k assumed b. o,elys IL h
safe transmission.
Tbs COUNTRY PAPER Patshed weekly duIne he ses
sions Of Congress, and weekly durng lao scees 81
Subscriptions o period less year win be received or
terms psopoioned 10 the above annual rates tiar,k#s
Q-PoSTMAsTERs authorised our esens; ana
BY sending DAILY subscriber $50 snelose M
RVS subscribers, with s2s enclosed, win
uled 90 copy Sratis.
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[No. bbll

I
NOTICE OF tho removal of the land ONCE from
IN Bowhsvir Chatnsld, in ths Territory Of Minnesota.
with the provisions Of the entitled
authorizing the location of land Offices
proved 3D. lsS] hereby declared and made known That
of The public lands the die
The Territory on Minnesoa will BE- removed rom The
Browosye s location, Chahed, in said Territory
ona anda the 3st day of Nav
my hand Of Washington this 81 day
April, A. ID. 1853.
ny order ofthe President;
THOa, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Ofice.
40 5-law6w flntel, star
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( No. 555.
Notice

Of tie remooal Of tie land office from Caha5a 10 Greenpe,
!. ... in The State of Alabama.
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of Congress entitled
IAN authorizing changes location OF land Offices y
approved March e5 hereby declared and made known that
the Office for The OF public lands CANADA In The Sute
will be from ClLaba
yLLE said District after day Of June
under hand the city of Washington, this al day OF
April, a. d. 1886
BY order of the President: ...-g--.-.-
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April a6-law6w Intel. asiGrl
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NOTICE.

apply Pensions duplicates
following which in the
mails No. - 64g issued John Robet
Jnnuafy, 1856 Isaac Bu1t No 452
dated 10Th January 1850 and one Robert Alley o
Mo- As 6U5 and dated January 49, IL o. Said warrants
assigned in blank and reached New York
they No ese has right tc
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Ap l7--law6w
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rrs ls 20 give notice that the smbscrther has OBJ
lsned from the ophans' NJ Baltimore city
Of Eleanor Davidson said
city dcceae ~ having claims against the ad deceased
warned exhibit aaie, the thereof
ucrbrr before Oh o October they
be excluded from all benefit of said
indebted and requested 70 make Immediate
payment. - +. ~. 1890. .#.
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
ApiI-Iaw4w No % Sc Paul street, Baltimore,
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oah CLARK ta register city Irwn) for the 10
sanun military bounlaBd in the tato OF Iowa
opened an Office ~ Washington city, ID, O., in conneriop
AGENTS and surrsyors r several land offices 10 ue
Iowa, by which prepared offer facilities FOR the
trmeat - ' " " =
ahd will be selected, the location made and certificate
e address Of narties, sending by mail the
"osi ices, which niust accompany the warrants
~eeRe, s-sS. - S'' ''' = -
once fee, s2-se - =
o ,,e @ e for selection and location ss which add land
100 .elscop anil lo..,,or am 90 ,h,,h adj a,d
'hes zee, st-sl4,
u % e The lowest prices charged by competent agents
nc N fhe time - s"" '"" ~ 'o'n"hs fsSs'' ~ '"N ~
A. rclnR agans competent experienced In
d are iuly advised OF all the local
'ea'', umbors water, and seenenis present and
selected will be worth confident. from % 80 10
.r son as selected Warranees for whose benefit his
~, aeghtd and other holders fail 10 inc
''''aHee upon The face u thsir warrants
~
b, Wl etecute 10 of locate
ss, warrant Ard others VIII please a the blank assign
49,, ~, @ w lull name ~ the locator.
Wsl CLARK, No. as2 Pennsylvania avenue, with ..
r.,s 70 lhe Iowa deepaon in Congress- and the Hon. Charlie,
fbn-sf3a,-
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NOrICI-ou land No 1885, for 100 issued
IN y favor March, ts55 under the act ~ ID march 1885
for military of 1879, having ed reach me
notice hereby given and rghtni owner o
said enned assigned the same nor convey
's ''' = - JAMES W. BROWN.
April 05--lawGw
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T. L. mOOHE h prepared 20 farnish the best white
snd red ash AT Cumberland coal Of All kinds
20 his customers nj the lowest pces. y".H
2,940 pounds puataniied the ton.
hickory, nak, and wood o prices.
good urtrs and fan relied nll cases
Yard rssf side OH street, g. opposite Old
stand.u
Nov 3O-FTuThh
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,sionsr Of the General Land onee.
NOTICE mo- PRE. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every per entitled The right ef enpon any OF the
within and Of townshps
required ebh the the satisfaction Of the regis
proper oce the
praicdb tis notice. and before the day
the public alc Of the lands
bracing claim will be forfeited.
TIIO5. A. nESDRICKs,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
April s-lawt3w Intel and star.
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shh-Ihe creditors ~ Texas requested the
s on basHess Of the utmost importance to their
Bo, n'st Monday ~ May ~ o'clock, at wlad's
Rs @ ey ON and AFTER The 18th of April copies oi
ns s which the subscriber has asu.d simultaneously with
uat - together with lctter addressed the deiesn-
~ Congress viii be delivered TO such of the crrd
- "PPg io' hem AZ the Once OF Messrs Chnhb bru'h
Ana N, " ,. HAMILTON. 4