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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
a CAIkIt.

HAVING sod my Photographic IRONS. apparatus ma
terias &C. % Mesrs. HE,H,s BROTHz Of this city,
with view to resi- e perntne1ty g hone 10 Cum
county, Ike great pleasure In recommending
them a They gentle Of SKI and
xperienre 10 their proes ion. AMI trust they
that tai and liberal share Of bIsness which has ever
h,Ssd upon
The Me--r. Hughes have engaEed corps OF artists OF
superior abilities. and have hesitation IN saying that
they fulg qualified thrir several Department., 70
give perfect sassf 20 al who nay desire the nnest
Pm Z, graphs, either plain or slab0ra eJ painted
anril j. DODGE
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ARETIRED pHYsICIAN.

Whose sands Of I'e have nearly out discovered,
lwhle in the u Indies cert in for ConslmPi, n
Asthma Bronchit = Cough, Obs AMI &c ertl Debility
1 The emedy discovered by HIM shen his child,
daughter, given up die. Wis ing 20 10 much
good possible he viii nd such Of his afflicted hlbw-
beings as request IT, cipe, With fu and explicit d.
rectOn. for making up and uccessuly using w.. He
requires each applicant IN iuciosc him -hng-three
cents TO be returned postage the recrpe and the
remainder be applied to the ,ay~ut u thu ayertise
ment. Address d.. III. JAMES,
No. TO- Grand street, Jersey City, " J. Il
4 ind in
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The Sunny South democratic paper
published at Aberdeen, Miss, thus well
comes Hon. H. w. HILEIARD into the
democratic ranks:
"Too LATE. Henry W. billiard, the self
conceited coxcomb of Alabama, has written a
long letter, giving in his adhension TO Mr.. Iln-
chansn and his Inaugural. Indeed, Mr.. Hill
lard turns beautiful somerset intothe demo-
cratic ranks. lie has the agility of an India
rubber man, and would make capital perform
or as Mr.. Merriman in the ring. We hope, as
we believe, that the democratic party will
sing, for Mr.. billiard, "Qlit that Knocking"
We have no room in our household f,r
eleventh hour saints. M billiard Is just six
months too late Tie Democratic Church is
full TO overhpwing, and the door was closed
last November.
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NOTICE.

T'HE undersigned having csrt1ned that the estate II
L VI. Hliston. dec'i is insnlve't and having sng-
ted the 10 ovency Of n all hereby
no lied 70 de their claim with he Clerk % the County
Court OF Davidson COUNTY, arthentcsted before
he 1s day OF August. ISL; ant III persons indebted
the estate "a Tested their accounts without de-
Law they wiz be placed in the hsnd, Of for col
lection W. ~. EVANS,
marchSl-dlm Administrator.
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Land Warrants located.

I SMALL leave for the North West about he LIT ofMay
PerSons hsvi Land NRrran's whic1 h-v ylsh lDc1,ed
will End this favorable onporunitv. Having visited this
sertion various times wthiu lat ninet years
ies confident u being 81 max loo tp1s thai will he
satisfactory those Who wish investments Ny
cha -ges vii he 10 cent anrllt % invest neat
refer 70 the hu,ne eonnnnitv - Nashville generally.
For further inf0fmatan, apply TO
J. O. FELtnwFS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE.

A MONTHLY ORGAN or LITERATURE 4 oRITlCTsM,
win be devoted discussion Of all topics properly
embraced in the ends aud Of Magazir and will be
published in CHARLESTON 8. c., before the hrst Of
every month.
It established and designed TO meet aeonmonly felt
want aud to give and crcula ion to the Opin
ions, doctrines, and Of te educased mind Of
the South esp-eiaIv, aud in itssphers and
measure the P-ogres Of asouud American Literature free
from party shsekIes or inIividusl prejudice.
The Work win be supplied TN s Dollars per annuu,
or 25 cents BY numbers.
~ Subscriptions received By ". T. BERRY 4 CO..
Agent for 'RasselTs Magazine" Nashville.
~ April Number just received srrs
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-. A Protestant lady. MARI d 10 Basal 90 q
Protestant, hsd lsit Der husband lately sad mar
rel Romsa Catholic. She aisssvards bseams .
msmbes Of ths eommunion. aud the Church has d.
elarsd the arss marriage vass snd sha sssoad iegal.
Ths dssrss sasssd mach sxsiismsns.
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Nnficc.

meeting Of the Directors % the Tennessee Marine
and Fire Insura' ompany, held this day at their
Office dividend Of Nir D0Lt-s per share declared
out Of the profits Of he past tx months On half be
applied the payment of the FULL, the
mander to the toe holders cAsH.
"a
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SAINT ALBANS.

ON THURSDAY the 2Sd inst, T. premises will sell
~ thar convenient and commanding residence Eeesd
known as ST. BANS This prope ty too well known
tor to attempt its description The site il surpa sed
by any in the vicinity Of Nashvil The bulldog ar new
and conmOdous built by the his own use at
than usualc and Of the materil Tn house
contains fourteen rooms kitchen servant ROOM On
the grounds Of the ci>terns that can be tut
containing 1900 barrels. The house will be $50 feet
OF ground front on Spring street running back 4l2 feet
street, with "A street on the side
The residue Of the grounds will b. divided into suitable
OTIS plans Of which will be exhibited day sac.
RMS - 49, "a 3d. and SO months for notes satisfac-
tory endorsed payable in bank and "A Ii, n retained.
Pos ession given Immediately The house can be examined
by wishing TO do 50.
Sale az Il oco A. NJ Omnibus as usual.
A. V g LINDSEY.
E. r. GLAscocK Auctioneer apr6
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SEWING MACHINES.

NJ SINGER CO., have opened ONCE, at sc, Public
Square. Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated sew
ing hines Tho wish pa chase ewing Machines
which they depend upon do a. the above place.
generally Omitted b. al who have used ewing va
chimes n Singers super an others They be
used all fabrics, such Muslin, Linen, 10Th, oton or
Leather, BY merely changing hr ede and Thread They
viii WORK with spool o ton az, or Thread These ma
chimes wor faster are more durable and simple than any
osas. They warranted % DO what they rrpresent-
ed Singer Machine + estabi-hed tact Cal and see u
Ia operation Al s. Public quare, Ma hvii e
l. NJ ~INGEB 60.
BEING practical Machnist am prepared TO hx al Ma
chimes on singer that nay Thy ciden gc ou q der.
abrT Il p. fOY, Agent.
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J. q. FFLI.0WFS,
q No 2h nharrx str-et NashviIle-

OFFER FOR SALE ths following SrRAV-
BERRY PLANTS: Geo gia VA nu tn At 50 per huntre
Iowa 81 per hundred ios Piae at per hunlrei,
Taylors Sselli1g Il # per hnnIreL
Al orders len with TIE ne. hl1 We inss-
DAYS AMI Sttu r,iAs. pro nptiy etten Tel u.
marc Is -ImdtW# INNES r. WALKER
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EDTroRs PArAlor:--The friends Of JAcKsos B.
wHIrE respectfully saggssi him as saI,abls can
dldale Tor the Site senase IFom Davidson county.
Eils nomination would be haIsd snd hi. election
sustained By TIE bodg Of ths people. sisAeas dis
Einetioa Of party. MASr FRIENDS
Nashville, April II.
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tT The editor Of the "Wring and Twist" says
he has the eouuiEsnee sbich our larye use
shen they .'wasm rp sish the SUBJECT" hs mere
" says, its glass ceacs ru aud holds about int
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"GET THE BLST."
Webster's QuartO Dictionary,
Unsbridged-For sale hy all Booksellers.
New Books.

Review Of "oamp5ersn Examined" with Introduce
ton by Alex. Campbell, Rethany, Va
Sermons of the Rev O. H. Sturgeon, Of London, Sacred
series with Portrait.
Sabbath Readings, Moral and Religious, by Q. Tuck,
MD.
Men resemble the go's in noth much doing good
to their fellow cicero
There is no Of mon equal tn that Of benehcence
here the enjoyment g on reflection -hIcA eHzis
R's from the Fountain of Life; or sermons to Children
Just received by CHAR ES W. SMITH.
Anr
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SPRING STOCK, 1857.
Rags


Trunks, " aliSeS, Carpet Rags.
'I'HE undersigned just received large and varied
L assortment CT So--Leather Travelling Trunks,
prising every variety from Is TO $35.
CHEAP TRUNKS.
lot Of cheap Trunks containing every description Of
shape aud style.
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS
FEW extra Ladies Ores Trunks.
VALlSE5.
Super Sole Leather ValiseS.
do d. Ashland Yaises, an elegant article
with good assortment Of cheap valises.
LEACHE AND CARPET BAGS
Fine Velvet aud Tapestry B,gs
Fine Patent Leather Travelling Bags,
thesp enamelei do d.
School Boys Sa,chels, SC, SC
LADIES SHOES.
Ladies Thin Sole Kid Roots, with heels:
do Md slippers, with heels:
do Velvet English aud -rerch slippers
90 Ooiored Toilet French Slippers.
CHiLDREN's CATERS.
Chidrens Mcroo Pat Leather heeied and Oxford
do Black and 'o.orei Lasting button CATER;
do BLACK and Bro,zed KID Ar a Tias : ak .,r,.
plete assortment Of ChidIens XII and Morocco boots,
Gaiters, &c.
GENTLEMFN'' CATERS.
A few dozen pair Gents hne Calf Congress, Caters;
do do do do do Cloth do do.
Of which offs ed low for ash by
APRIL JOHN RAnAGE, AZ coliegest.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

tsueCEsSoRs ~ J w. p1Doh
NO. AZ PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
II IN o { O 8 II - ID IN - I,
NTH ~ plain c,Jsud fBu abe hist pin 20 III 4,
r. sIZ ON CANVAS. Tni. Is e turs not hithsrtO
atet1Dted Tenneses. snis can nov have Old Da-
CUE reatypes Of sei per cl.ea large as life,
Ard color 4 natua BY describing the complexion, color
o. tn hair, ewes dress. a..
T public are rs.pe, fiiiy invited 10 cali at the Gallery
and see speei meas 0ssr Hcks Chin II. Public 50 iArs,
NashVille Tenn apriL
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WESss. WANTED.-A good, sober.
- 'A snan.sfieas Maiss wanted a soe Ris Mll.,
s sps is- ~ Huaerss RAxson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
FURNISHING
AND
FANCY GOODS.

y EcElyED this dy BY eypres' choice 10, Of Furnishing
II Good Inc latest stye Of shirts Neck Ties. Aid aud
Gloves, olars, Suspsnder, Half Hose, Stoczs
Crayat Dressing Robes Underwear OF every variety,
Trnnss, Valises and CaFIet Bags
Ato fresh supply Of Perunsry an Toilette soaps Hair
Tooth Clothes and NAH brushes Together with
Shell, Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Cones, Es &c. and
invite all 20 an exanination Of our stock.
}. H. McGLL,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing store corber 1f
the square and College 'treet. apr ~
4 tOLORED SgIiR rs.--Just received foe
~ nsnt u CoOrvd snirt latest 81 les and AZ vSri
ods prices. april J. % Mcsiit.L
IHHRT 80 SONS we have nov a superb lot Of
> Boom sEirls 50 ofthsm hand omel embroder
ed 70 sale ~ sp u J ". MGltL.
E'ANC1 fsOUDs a FOtLET ARTICLES.
Just received ffes1 supply OF tubins' extracts,
Coogncs. Hair Uy-s, Hair Oils, Ok sarrow Ac &C avery
iety iiair, T03th Nall esh aad Jloth Brushes;
lad es' AID Gentemeu's Travel Also, aehels,
Jab4s men, Domin0s Vest and Buttons,
Inks Pearl silver AID Morocco r0rte A0niss Bead, and
Purses shell, puG Tuekug, side, Redding and foe
Tooth Conbs, choice variety o. Ivory aud Palm Leaf
Pocket huises and ane Razors ngie and IN SETS
ioF sale b. j. Il. MeG al
ladies' and Gentsmen's Parnishirg store, corner OF
Square abd College street april
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On the is last, aalsresidenes In Montgomery county
nsaF ciarEssil'e, iean .Mr. v. q HAHnIs. sgsd ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17

fEsHElsAt a=anshs sse2aer, JOHN Tn
4 GAGbf, BrAdn. M4stsr. wln RXI-RSl.s.a l
Inst, ~ - o,ock ~. Fsr fsght 81 p4ssaxe spplg 81
basFds q 70 april d. HkRsls0s. Assss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
WIN. SIMMONS.

(tARPENxeR AND sUILnEg, respectfully aaneunsss V
" he etiaeas a. Aashse that Is Is nsE locatsd rs
cgrlef e oA1ira ana 74uner Ntrret, opp~ate the 81
eeaa u~te sh1rc ne prepares y esecate al 3 na q
GafpensF's ana 4aucrs Wofx. Uoars, SASH and Bnaa,
STAR Cases. sEee Cases Oce uesxs. FItng uP etorss,
SessaaF sna HsFs1lHg. &e.. psonptlI alssndst -
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I WILL pay cs.hfar LAND wAsRsxrs a. NJ oss.
! Ne. - cAesrg ssrsss IN az abssnss applF % a.
khassia~e ls-hlsayi >. U. rELL0wh
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
FOa NEW ORLEANS,

I'HE substantial and ligkt dfaught seam fzszRm
4 er UdBERi AND, WM. EuRafrr, Ma Lkk.-sa=.skSt
ter VIII leave above for all nter sel stsg
diae landings, SItur Jay the lSh ipss.,
a. - oclock ~ For freight passage having superior
sc;om nodAtiOns, apply board,
aprl7-'d H. IT, HARRISON Aren't.
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MONEYIl MONEYil,
MR.. DoLsEAR

NJ "a w p u p I T. .
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w. r.. ". & Co. have sIs1 on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION NJ NOORBs LIFE AND
in vols, u mo-. cloth
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3ioeellanooU,
By TIE razs1gaaEsar THE UNITED

"a. 3. sSss q e. ne ss
g . iss bsss
:sSS i'Sss:' y s3 q ''hS5
ia q i.
ritsry Of Minnesota, ct the periods hereinafter de-
the .sS.S asy ~ March .:1! ior lie da.ps:s ne
reserve for The or mix cd floods Of the
North Of ths base lins and west Of sac f5ih pris-
The unlocated tracts IN fractional township one
hundred and eleven, of range ten.
The INDICATED tracts IN fractional township one
The INDICATED tracts in fractional townships one
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve, OF
The unlooeted tracts in township one hundred and
eleven, and fractional townships one hundred and
twelve and one hundred and thirteen, Of range thr-
The unooated tracts in township one hundred and
twelve, and frsctdnsi township ono mo- HUNDRED and
thirteen, within the aforementioned reserve, OF
The INDICATED tracts in that part oftownshnps one
hundred and eleven aud one hundred ans twelve,
At the land Office al FARIBsUIr, commencing en-
the hrst day Of March next for the disposal OF the
toWnshiPs and fractional townships in the late re-
serve for the sfbreeds or mixed hoods Of the Da-
cOtan or sioux nation OF INDIANS. VIE:
NORTH Of the bass line ana vest Of the I'm prin
cipGl meridian.
The INDICATED tracts IN that part Of fractional
mentioned reserve, of range nine.
The unooated tracts In that part OF townships one
hundred and eight, one hundred and nine, and frac
tlonal township one hundred and ten, within the
aforementioned reserve, of range ten;
The INDICATED tracts inthat part of township one
hundred and eight, within the above re;
serve, and in townships one hundred and nine and
one hundred and ten OF range eleven.
The INDICATED tracts In that part OF townships one
hundred and eight and one hundred and nine, within
the above mentioned reserve, and In township one
hundred and ten, of range twelve,
The unoca ted tracts IN that part of townships one
hundred and nine and one hund red and ten, within
the aforementioned reserve, of snGe thirteen.
The INDICATED tracts In that part OF township one
hundred and ten, within the aforementioned 70
serve. Of range fourteen.
The INDICATED tracts in that part oftownship enc
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re-
serve or range fifteen.
naccordanoe vii the provisions Of the act Of July
IL, 65l herein before referred TO- pre- emption claims
will not be allowed to any of the above entiond
and become subject to private entry.
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed i'm the order
in which they are advertised until The whole shall
have boon offered, and the sales thus closed but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks,
init ed until after the pration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
thit sixteenth day of September, ammo Eonllni one
thousand eight hundred and hfty seven;
By the President
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
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BANkINs HOUSE, Of gEnuna n,orur,,.

DHPosrfs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
Without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities reoeiyed on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
lSTBRBsT ON DKPOsIrs.-lnteress will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates al may be agreed upon.
Da Dxr2siTs ~ viRslNIA AND HNcykRsST MONEY.
oeved to be checked for able funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exohange;
will be discount ed and Loans made on Stooks Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-Letters of Credit will be
Furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money or Colhterals,
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
CHARGED IL Conateras. on CHI terms as may be agreed
upon.
TRAvRLINs BILLS OF ExcHANsR.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts In such sums az may be de-
sired negotiable In the different Cities of the Union.
LAID AND EuIofrHBili. Of Ea Change and Letter.,
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
B as e for N s9 s
bought in the different Cities at a commission of
reserve the night to call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
graph.
RAILRoAD. CIrl. AND STATE BoNDs.-Railrosd.
City, and State Bonds oan be placed in our hands for
neEot}ton, either N this country or Europe Rail-
road IrGr psrohased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates Ali Warrants sold BY NJ are gssr az
tssd in every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land warrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND INeuRANcIs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurences effected.
On the United SG STATES. before Rs
Court of Claims Congress- ntrusted to u.s. will be
by prompt G III tfi "BtsgRJo6ffHERs,
Jan y Opposite the Treasury.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

Il Ia
BROWNS HOTEL-Mrs King.bnry. NY:
Mrs T. c Il knaufft, do X w Heath. Cai;
Lloyd, Pa, vi VI Armstrong, Tenn; + Fryutt.
j Blanchard, XIV; f. Holloway, Mo; WIN a
s1Hng, Nd: DIR Hall, Va; w Hodges Mis-. J
n De Bailon, La; W T. Baker Ga: n Harri<on
MD; w ii Cleaver, Ark; J G. Mitchell and lad y,
PA q w Morris, Md; j & Solomon. do: p Rob'
seIts, r, % III NJ Matthews. and lady, Va; Mss,
"A Matthews do; w PaTson, o; Mop Bar
nl1 ana family, Pa II Gardiner Md; r. Hall
Pa Geo Ruther, Ny Pc Smatt. Pa; IN AZ
LUNCH, NY; Carlile, Va; e Yancey. Tia
Irwin, Mo; 8 Bas.in, Pa: w II Crabbs and
W "a sPrague, Md; II w Hewitt, Ny;
wILLARDs' HOTEL-H CogvsI, Nv.I,
higgins, Va; II freeman. w Nj Evan. w.
Isnp!rton, Cal; X Major NY: \ Aiber,on
Mas; NJ Clarke, Va; DIR G A Ward, Ga: A Y
C CsIioh' 80 s MT and Mr.. COnt-e, Md; Me
Miller, Ill 5 ii Carpenter, jr, J G Se,zsr Pr. "
Day, Ga; C Frederick, b + REED Ma. r. r. Al
ingersoll, CT; Wood, Pa; Win McMur,.y W
Denhsm; CT Rev r W Taylor, U NJ Il
CsN; MoreII, NJ; Z ii AellaId, SC; r. Dan,
els, Ri; T. Livingston NYork; r Ti,rnan D.. ID
Hamilton, NYork;A w Wells, Mass; A Wilson
Pa; L Shepherd, NY.
u 2. HOTEL, IL. o. saIrH s)-rBT bru.-
toai Sc foote, Hill, Mrs l. L Rnl NC;
p Noon, Ohio; Jno NJ Coyle, J w Hunt; f. 1
Nash and lsdr. Miss " Armistesd, J r Black
more w Beller, X Brent, Va; w Thomas
L Hammond, SC; Il ii Odion, Nh; J r Dram.
Craig, II Allen, Iowa; 4 Phillips and
.,hh fenna; Csryeira, Mass; X G McGurie.
NO, J Royston, Md; w w Dunnavant and
Coyle, Va W ~
,,kifhWoOD HOUSE-G A Harris. Md: r.
pa 1aA NJ do l. A Mullen; ksu; NJ p Jones,
Jenklnson, Ala; + Thompson. Va. NJ Rrodhe,,r.
hiaj thompson; Va; j Wssler Pa. 4 Cas-
si"' no. III Wilson, do. ID Il Wilson. do
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Che esst hi Of ssotloa twenty -ons; ssoiions tysa
ssss ss S. " 'Ps ss1 n q
y ping; sections thirty and thirty one; the vest
ave. of township siSkfsss and townships ssssisss,
ssctons one, two three and len 70 fesn ncu
sIve; the northeast quarter Of section twenty two.
soStSssst sasstsr Of section thirty Jour; and sec
ton thirty hive, OF township ssctnsseHi sections
a1s ass: ss e: 10 ss e
northeast quarter Of section twenty one; sections
thirty four and 81 so.nsSS e.sses
sections one two. and three the porthesst quarter
sections twenty I 70 e ~ seven neSsiys
and sections thirty -four and thirty Of township
.inti,ss; and townships frsaiy and frenfT-Ons. OF
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools.
an. sS' Ps"ds ms. threb n nS
for cultivation" n any, granted 70 the state by the
and other States TO reclaim the swamp lands within
their limits" approved September q, 1850, wal he
No "s1issrai iands'' or tracts containing mineral
deposits are 10 be offered At the public sales. such
ninsTaI lands beiHr .IPTsssiy ey,,ri,f dnd,y-
ments of the act Of Congress approved sd March,
1858. entitled IAN act to provide for the survey Of
emPtion rights therein, and for Their purposes"
The offering ofthe above ands wall be commenced
in whloh the! are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered. and the sales thus closed; but
sale sha u be kept open longer than two weeks. and
private entry OF any of the lands will be admitted
until amer the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under mt hard, 81 the city OF Washington,
this sixteenth day Of September, ammo DOmlnl one
thou sand eight hundred and lty-sev
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right or pre-emptIou
To any of the lands within the townships ard parts
OF townships above enumerated - required to eStab
lIsh the same To he satisfaction of the Register and
Recover Of the proper land Office. and MAKE pGB-
uieHf fhrr,JoT as soon as practicable oJIeT
this NOTICE. and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale 81 the lands
bracing the tract claimed; oihervlse such cs will
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
sc ls-lawSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

REMAINS OF ONE OF GkN. WHKELER's DAUGH-
TERs.-The following has been communicated to
the Poonah (IndiaD Observer: BY recent letters
received from Brigadier Havelock's force, it ap-
pears that the arrival Of the detachment of the
18th HighlsudeTs at that place Of skulls, Gavin
pore, after the massacre of our countrymen, wo-
men and children, they by some means or other
found the remains OF one of General w heeler's
daughters. The sight was horrible, and aroused
removed the hair from of the poor girls head, a
portion Of which was carefully selected and sent
home To her surviving friends. The remainder
they equally divided among themselves; and on
each man receiving his carefully served out por
ton, they all quietly and very patiently applied
themselves TO the tedious task of counting ont
the number OF hairs contained in each fndi vidu-
ais lot; and when this task was accomplished
they one and all swore most solsmnly by Heaven
and the God that made them, that for az many
hairs as they held In their fingers, so many of
the cruel and treacheTous mutineers should die
by their hands-an oath that they will, no doubt,
most religiously keep.