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TN pursuance Of law, i, JAMES BUCHANAN. President
l. Of the United States Of Amsrics do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be held ut the
aforementioned land Offices In the Territory Of Kansas
at ne periods hereinafter designated to wit
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day the fifth day Of July next for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following named townships, viz
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At the land Office at Lecompton, commencing Mon
day the nineteenth day Of July next for the spoa Of
the public lands within the following named townships,
viz
South Of the base line and east Of tie srh principal meridian
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TERRITORY NEBRAsKA
PuM Oyy1U nsrAKTxun,
Nay 10, 1855
PROPOSALS the malls the United from o.
1884, following
Territory, department
until Of August 10, 1885, be decided ths day
No Coambua r. BY aad Grand bland CITY,
70 Fort keArney, 100 miss and hAcA week
20 Monroe, and Ooce week the residue
Leave Columbus Tuesday, rharsday, md Saturday as
Arrive At Monroe by l2m;
Leave Monroe Tuesday,, 1hursday, Saturday At .
Arrive a Columbus by M
Leave Aouroc Tuesday 2 p n;
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Leave Fort Kearnsy Friday m;
Arrive II Monroe Sunday by 10
For form PROPOSAL guarantee also
and requirements 10 Be embraced n the advertisements
IN pamphlet Nebraska, hc
cembcr 1861, to be tand at the principal ycs olcss
AARON v. BROWN,
May ?o--1aw4w pntnanster General.
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At the land Office ut Kickapoo, commencing on Mon
day, the 9Th day Of July next for tho disposal of the
public lands within the following named townships viz
Sou Of The base line and east Of the sirh principal meridian
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Sales OF Public LIN nds.

~ !. y III a q. - = III, a. i .
pursuance OF tho PROVISIONS Oh Inc td BecuOh OF
the act entitled ian act authorize the President Of the United
States 70 be eyed the tract of and nss Territory Of
Minnesota belonging mixed boods Of the c0sh
Sioux nation Indians and for other purposes approved July H.
1854 hereby declared that public sales will DO held made
known the notice Of poponemen dated February TO- 1858 the
aforementioned land Offices In the stale of Mnneoa At the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit: -
Office Al HKSnEkAoS commencing the sixth
September next M the disposal the vacant public lands situated
within the following named townships and fractional townships the
late for the half breeds boOds OF the Dacos
Sioux nation Of Indians, viz.
Nh az u. y,,- y;n. an, .u.,t f n. sSl nr;,c.,1 .r5:c.
1''' '"s 49, - - - y '".'" i''' f'.' 80 1850
The INDICATED tracts in fractional township one hundred and eleven
Of range ten
The INDICATED tracts fractional township hundred and eleven
OF range eleven
INDICATED hundred eleven
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At the land Office ut Kickapoo, commencing ON Mon
day. the nineteenth day Of July next for the disposl Of
the public lands within the following named townships
viz:
South of 1 Ae linz and eaa Of he as4A priacral rsNiaa
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BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law, T. James buchanan President
q the United states q Amsss do hereby declare and make
fees IN the rx&xoKr or NkAsKA at the periods hereinafter
the BxowssrIr commencing Monday the ,A
Day s Sts " tor the disposal Of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz;
North Of the base lae and # principal meridian
Thss part Of township Fox
Breed, Nensha reservation, Of range II.
and Hall Breed Seaha reservation and fractional townships and
township Fox reservation
township = the par OF townships s. L. and outside Half
That part Of township rcssrvson
that nd 81 the Hall
4 TSwnshps + am. and q r:sss -
1sxasa.s !, = s = : sas : & r.a:sii
4 Township: and 6 s s:.ss 70
apd orcs err commencing on Monday the
A day September ned for the dposa pablo within
Of tie Of rvia eal s.>ySdiou
Fractional townships 7 aud g. Of range IT,
Township = and fractional townships TO- range
Townships 7ss H. aud IL, township 49, Of
Townships o TO- and townships u .ad Is,
Townships TO- and township H. range
1Syasps TO- and H. and fractional townships H. IA and
Townships 49, townships a. 49, and 49, of
range Q. ilt4s m
day Of September Sez for tho Disposal Of the public
ALLOWING named townships, viz. 81
Month Of A< base Isns u As srispai s.~sdan
Ffscuonsl townships Is, II, IL, end 49, Of range H.
Fractional townships ~, u, IL, 10, range
Fractional ownAhps II u.s. and fac-
uona townships II, H. 10 aud 20 of range H.
.coasl .oxns.ip u o~n.a. "a H. Is, 49, IL and 49, and
Traoonsl townships H. is and H. and ovn.hp. 49, 49,
49, and 10 Of range TO-
Fractional townships II, IT, 49, townships H. Vs.
20, Of range 2. ~ {fiNa
Lands appropriated by for the military
purposes will be excluded from tho sAles. '.f Ht
The Offering Of the above lands viii be
pointed and will proceed tho order In which
until tho whole shall have been offered the thus
sale shall be kce longer than weeks private
VI the lands will be admitted until sor
tho weeks
my hand city washiugon this thIrteh
day Of March, pomn Thousand eight hundred
eight taea fstFl Hs gt48t4t 800
JAMES BUCHANAN. \
BY the President:
THo5 A. HRSDRcxs,
Commissioner Of the General Land OHice.
NOTICE no PRE- EAPTION CLAIMANTS.
lands within the ownhs and townships above enumerated
receiver Of the land Office and make THEREFOR
the public Gale embracing
THOS A HENDRICKS
Ap 3~-1awds Commissioner Of the General land
Intel. and STAR ua l3.lla .go
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTToN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTTON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any of the lands within the townships and parts Of town
ships above enumerated IL required to establish the
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the
proper land Office and make payment therefor ~ pvac
cable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
I've forfeited.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 24-lawtl9July [Int&Star]
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Form Of 0uaranty.l

,y.i certify that
ha proper ces and able TO fulfil for furnish
stationery for the
ing Juno 80, 1856 should bid be accepted.
May 2S---wtS0thJune IIntel6SAr.]
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Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools mill
tary and other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
the days appointed, and will proceed in the order In
which they advertised until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall DO
kept open longer than two weeks, and private entry
any Of the lands will be admitted until after the exp
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Warrington, this
nineteenth day Of March, ammo Donini oue Thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight @
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President
TnoMAs A. HxNDRICKs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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N 4Ia5G No. bUI
Notice OF the postponcmcnt or the public sales
or the lands I'm the parishes Of Madison and
Carroll, In the state OF Louisiana, ordered to
be held by proclamation No. sos.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of
public lands within parishes Madison and
Carroll IN the louisiana ordered proclamation No t9
March 1885, held tho Ad office Monroe In the
State Of louisiana the 4h aud 2Sh n june have bsen
pOned the President the Goth 27th September
next prior which will again DO advertised accord
ing TO law. M
THOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land O6cs
May 2o--1awAw [lntkStar1
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No 605.l
Notice of the Creation or Three Additional
Land Districts In the State OF California and
Establishment OF the OfIices therefor.
TN PURSUANCE of the Act of Congress approved
March 90 1858 entitled An Act additional Land Dis
trcts the State Of CALIFORNIA; and for other which
thorzes the President establish additional districts
creon exceeding three which shall respectively
named amer The places which the offices shall
hereby declared and made known that three addopa
tricts have been established in said State of California
Offices have been located rs follows,
Az the town Of IlUMBoLDr, for the :" Humboldt Ditrii"
AT the town Of STOCKTON, for the Stockton District "
At the town Of yisals for the Vjiaia D1trin."
The Offices for the Upper Mddlc and Lower
remain their present SITES until otherwise ordered.
Given under hand ut the City Washington day
May, A. H. 1888 i3S5sf4 |
by order Of the President
TIOS. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Office
May 18-w6w fi (intel&:tar]
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Every person entitled tho right Of presumption any
lands under the prpvt0ns al shr
proved Nay TO- 1855 required ssbsh tho the sac
Of tho register md Heever III ND 0s nd make
payment therefor practicable after seeing this noce and
bere the appointed for the al the public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such ciaim will
,rfetcd. THO0. A. HENDRICKS,
Commssonsr Of ths General land Once.
3 May 20-lawtts [InNA6tar ]
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14

An interesting trial was made YESTERDAY,
Of the diving bell Invented by Van Burer
Kyerson, and used by Kroehl and Hustled. in
removing Diamond Rock. east OF Governor 4
lslnnd. The bell is of a new and very in.
genious design, and operates on the same
principle as the Nautilus, no machinery be.
ing used to lower or raise it; and it can re-.
main below for hours, indepe ndent of all
communication with the upper world, and
then is raised or lowered By its occupa nts
simply touching valves which let in or out
condensed air OF. water, Five men went
down at seven O'Clock yesterday morning,
and remained below at the depth of tw enty.
Two feet, working at the rock until I1P. ii.
During THE time they bored hole six feet
long ald Two inchey wide, in solid rock. .,
The bell is formed of two shells OF strong
boiler iron, placed about foot apart. and
divided by q horizontal floor and yertica lspsr
!ition, with different compartments. At the
bottom heavy cast iron hollow ring 10 at.
tsched, TO give ihe apparatus the necessary
weight. which is twenty-five tons.
The outside diameter 10 ten feet, and Of
the inside eight feet, and the extreme heiph.
OF the bell,is twelve feet.y The bell 10 cvl.
indrical in shape with q convex top. The
admission Of water into The cells sinks The
machine, and its expulsion csuses 1t 10 as.
cend. When the cir inside becomes Vita.
ted by breathngg aisprsy is thrown by .
hose. and this taking up the ,carbonic Rss.
restores TO the cir its treehncss and vitality.
-NeW York Post. '''.' 'E3'''e'f
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A. Scene on tIae Gsallows.

We, have already briefly mentioned tha,
p. 8. Turley, formerly clergyman, was ex.
scuted on Friday week, 10 Kanawha county,
Va, for the murder Of bis wife. On the
eallows he made speech, attributing the
commission Of the crime to his intemper.
anes. The Ksnawha Star says:y zr,..
After speaking, he requested that "Jeru.
salem, my happy home," might be sung; be
said that many present had sung II with him
on more happy occasions. He started the
tune himself. While singing, he called his
eyed father on the platform, threw himself
upon his neck, interrupted his singing only
long enough to say "farewell,'' and then
continued to toke the lead. His mother,
with bis little daughter, came forward ut his
request and he shook bands with her, and
took his little one in his arms, kissed it, and
ell without seeming to be interrupted. So
also with brother. They all left the ground
before he fell. He also, while singing,
shook hnDds with some twenty otheTs.--
Among them, two Of the brothers of his
murdered wife. He had smile on his face
most Of the time. There were but few dry
eyes on the ground during the scene, r'i7
When they ceased singing be turned about
and said, "Sherif, am ready TO die" and
soon after the rope was cut and the unfOrtu-
nate man was launched into eternity. '
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Sad Ca la m ity.

Information was brought to the city yes.
terday evening, that three men had been suf
focated in well, by poisonous gas, at Viii
low Springs station, on the Chicago and 81
Louis railroad, about ten miles from town.
1t appears that the we'll needed cleaning
and one man was let down in q bucket bv q
windlass for the purpose. Before the buck.
ct reached the bottom, the man fell out. -
Supposing it to be the consequ ence Of acci.
dent. and that the man was hurt BY the fall,
the bucket was drawn up and a second man
wos let down to assis: the frat. This man
fell senseless out OF the bucket, as did the
fret. .--at,. r.I.H lad .Es t.a.of-f
A third man got into the bucket and di.
rected his comrades to lower him slowly in-
to the we'll that he could smell, and il he
discovered there was foul air, he would give
a signal and lhey could draw him up. He
was let down, but gave no signal, and on
reaching the point wheFe tho others had fal.
len out, he likewise felf from the bucket to
the bottom. or course e'lF three expired,
and the people not knowing how to expel
the gas, were unable to recover the bodies.
Coroner Hansen went down, last Ai9ht to
hold an inquest, but we cannot LEARN their
names untilhe returns.- Chicago Journal,
5M.' a' '-o sg7ri {r'r q aoe1} - ,lI1''
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ln the somewhat famous case, Of, Mrs,
'Bodgen's will, which, was tried in, the su,
preme court some y ears ago, Mr.. Webster
appeared as counsellor for the appellant
Mrs. Greenough, wife Of Rev WiliiafI,
Greenougb, late Of West Newton, o, tall,
straight queeply. looking woman, with b
keen black eye--la woman Of great self pos.
session and decision OF character, was called
to the stand asa witness 10 the opposite side
from Mr.. Wsbster.l Webster, at glance,
had the saRacity 10 foresee that her les,imo.
ny, j contained anything Of importance,
would have great weight with the court and
Jury. He therefore resolved, if possible, 70
break her up. Aud when she answered 10
the fret question put to her, II believe, !"
Webster reared cut, 1--WE done want to hear
what you believe; we want 10 hear what you
know 7" Mrs. GreeDough replied, "T'hat
Isjust what L was about 70 ssy, 'sif, !" and
went on with her testimony. sf' NJ .isit
And notwithstanding his repeated efforts
to discOncert her. she pursued the even ten.
or Of her way, until Webster, becoming quite
fearful OF the result, srose apparently 10
great agitation, end drawing out his laFge
snuf box, thrpst HE thumb a0d finger ,o the
very bottom, and carrying the .'dsep pinch"
to both nostrils, drew 1t up with sgusto; and
then extracting IRON his pocket avery large
handkerchief,Swhich flowed to HE 'ieet as he
brought II to The from, ,he blew his nose with
q report that rang distinct nd loud through
the crowded hall. .Websier--.Mrs.G Green.
ougb, waS Mrs. Bodgsn neat woman !"-
Mrs. GreeBough--"I cannot give you very
full information - to that osir;7 she had one
very dirty trick" -Webster-" What's that.
rna'am ?" Mrs. Greenough = 'Sne look
snuf ]" The roar Of the court house was
suchJ that the future defender Of the con.
stitution" subsided, and neither rose nor
spoke again until after Mrs. Greenough hsd
vacated her chair for another witness
Ing ample time to reflect upon the inslorious
history OF the man who had stone thrown
on his head BY woman. aa..e gt;Eg2a Sa