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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
THE PHANTOM,

BY J. C. VAN LOAN, OF THE NEW YORK BAR.
Twas morn. the sun rose bright and clear,
The birds sung out their clarion tune,
To charm ME in this mellow June
Bat harz , auohrr sound heari
A voice along the water glides,
IT, echo iloats away:
He TO the mount ain, where it hides,
t. spend the summer day.
To that sweet song listened long,
But nouchI could yet >cover,
When noon, wi II sdtry tide,
Upon the mountain hung,
Ot wood-blne, us mpa, OF lover,
That by the river sang.
Twas afternoon, The sol..; revoke,
And through the thicken. d shade it broke.
Its ton. grows softer. sweeter STILL
The echo from the river shore
Sought me ou the ot ier hill,
To charm m- as il had befor
To cha I'm, but nothing more,
From VIII. nee do thy sweet, mellow notes
That charm ne, hther stray?
From early morn this hallowed grounds
El 'han,ei by the lay,
A stragg!er on Ibis hill came
thought alone-this morn,
To pass the day IN idle dreams,
And then return.
Twas even, now, and twilight gray
Had driven that sweet song away;
stole from out my green retreat;
Apd 10 upon the rivers shore,
fresh-nade rack of tiny feet
The sand upon its surface bore
The foot was bare hut shape so rare
thought L never seen before!
The track was there, but nothing more.
Thus the song ou' hopes beQuile;
We dream f idols only seen
Out on some distant isle
Fer out beyond, in ocean wide,
Where lift's frail bark ne'er broke the tide;
Whil. blghting hops on eve'y hand,
Faie like footprints on the sand,
And pleasure Les US eyermore,
But upon the sandy shore
Leaves her track, AMI nothing more,
-NelC York Sunday Times
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
The MILL STEelAM.

A child looks into the mill stream,
Where the l-n glide in and out,
The dace with the coat of silver,
And the crins On-spOtted trout.
lie plays " tn the diamond waters,
He talks 10 the droning bees,
He sings, and the birds sing with him,
He runs as to catch the breeze.
A perfume from the wood and meadow
l. wandering round the boy
He i Nv nil- "A garland of lilacs,
And joyous no thinks not of Joy.
He prays in the cv and morning,
FJr the heavens seem always near,
And he thinks tnat eacn childish murmur
Is a charm that It angels hear.
y life % beautiful picture,
light, an perfume, aud love!
o the ,raoe of the heart that is tender
U the dream that can lift rs above!
o life, no longer a problem,
Blta something to see and enjoy,
A Brightness on stream and on meadow,
A breeze round IA dancing boy.
Back, back to the fair blue morning
OF wild Hope and of fancy wild,
Let me watch the fish in the mill
With the eyes aud the heart of a child.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
A DOUEsTING HEART.

Where are the swallows fed ?
Frozen and dead,
Perchance upon some bleak an 4 stormy shore
doubling heart
Far over purn.- seas,
They wait, in sunay ease,
The balmy southern breeze,
To bring them tc their northern home once more
Why must the flowers die
prisoned they lie
In the cold tomb, needless of tears or rain.
o doubting heart!
They only sleep below
The soft white ermine snow,
Whi'e Winter win Is shall blow,
10 breathe and smile upon you soon again.
The suu has hid its RAYS
- i'tse many DAYS:
VIM "[,arF hours never leave the earth
% douhtiLg heart,
me stormy clouds on hiah
ven the same sInuy skN
- mat soon Cor Spr ug is nirhl
Shall wake the SuCmer into ,1l,,, ,;.h
Fair hope is dead, and light
lsquenched in hight
What suund can break the silence -, ,o
douDting heart. " NesP""
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
WinOna Items.
From the Republican of the 11th

From Che Republican Of the 18th.
COMMITTED FOR FoRGERY-SheriffW Wilton
escorted to the Fillmore county ia at Pres
ton, on Thursday last, youth named Wood
worth about II years of age. The boy had
been arrested for forging note to the amount
of about $35, and upon q trial of the case be-
fore Esq. Rigdon of Warren, plead guilty to
the charge, and was handed over to the Gus
tody of the Sheriff.
PRAIRIE chicken shooting is all the rage at
this time ameng our sportsmen. One gentle
man who went out from Winona the other
day and was gone thirty hours. bagged forty
five chickens during that time. Very good
shooting.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
COU RAGE.

Strength, faith, devotion, toll and resolution
These make your capta-these freely spend.
Once sure of yoar design, the execution
Neeis all that you can give it, to the end
Oh boy-man whats world is i he keeping
or hin who nobly aims and br lvey tolls
Speed to the work well all have time ,r sleepine
When we have shuflled off these mortal coils
GILLMoRE SMMs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
CEASE RAILING: AT FORTUNE.

Cease railing at fortune,
Ne: lie " til kiss,
Nor neellessly wish it
Ore cycle of bis;
For care, but embrllish
Our seasons OF joy,
Like frathery cl1u lets
That sprinkicl the sky.
Cease railing at fortune.
Take lie AS II comes:
Ii wanting its danties
Make gtad DER the crumbs.
Each tile sweet, if
smile the lip wears.
But bitter tie IN rsel
When moisteneI with tears.
TUFTS Nagdsine.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
For the Daily Minnesotan:
DREAW-LIFE AND WORK-LlFE'

Give, Oh, give me rosy dream-liie,
Let me feel the breezeS bland
That troop up like winged cheraoS'
FROM that fair Elysian land;
Lead me in the terraced gardens
Where the Futures fruit trees grow,
Bearing golden pomegranates-
Golden clusters bending low.
Give. on give me sturdy work-lifs,
Whose firm pulses strongly beat
Keeping time al every throbbing,
With the march of hurrying feet;
Lead me mid Earrh's toiling millions,
lie, me feel the wild delight
That is found il noble action,
by soul that loves the Right.
Give, Oh give NE rosy dream-life,
On the azure of lis skies,
And lis wealth of sea green waters,
Ne'er "a shade Of care can rise
There the Wild young rose of feeling,
Springs unchecked in every grot,
And the butterfly OF fancy,
Fit, through every sunny spot.
Give, Oh give me sturdy work-iife,
VIII It's impulse s;toug and high,
To make all men free and equal,
To make lfe Victory;
To subdue all vain preteuson,
Bow stera Pride and Passions power,
Erect colossal Manhood,
Or the Presents crumbling tower.
Give, Oh! give me rosy dream-life,
Graded in serene repoSe;
Give, Oh give me sturdy work-life,
With its human joys and woes;
These two voices Wild and earnest,
Haunt me where so e'er stray;
Which TO choose vainly question,
And can but weep and pray.
Shall Yield my cherished day dreams,
See my Ideal Home sweep past,
y>iled in purple mist and silver,
While the Real its shadows cast;
Ger the Heaven OF lofty feelings,
Der proud thought, that have no name,
On which earth worms would but trample,
And the cold and sordid blame
Or, shall yield up exert tion,
Be an ajmlesS, selfish thing,
None be nObler for my living,
Freer none from suffering;
Shall give no doubling spirit
Proof by mngling in the strife,
That will defend .he Noble,
Both in argument ld life?
Softly noatel this voice downward,
Mortal tending to thy goal,
Write these words in go.den letters,
On the tablets of thy soul;
WE'D PALE THOUGHT TO HIGH ENDEAvoR,
SINEWT WrRK-IIFE then shall be
Pensive dream-hfe's Victor Brother,
GCD ana TRUrH's the VICTORY.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
BEDFORD. Pa, Aug, 13

The President and party left the springs
this morning, and will pass the night at Cum
berland. The President is greatly benefited
by his sojourn here.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21

President Buchanan has given directions
to have the Queens Message sent to him
at Bedford, instead Of going to Washington,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21

panion who stood transfxed, as it we're, with
surprise and horror, without being able to
articulate word. At length, DAILY rose FROM
his seat, and. with an angry gesture, thew
from his arm the hand of ROsalie and, Joining
ais wife, turned with her to leave the place ;
when the Mexican girl, with flashing eyes
and toaming lips, sprang towards the soldier,
grasping his clothing to hold him back, say
ing, in thrilling tones-'Do you leave me to
go with her 2''
I" es she is my wife. BegOne Let me
never see you again " shouted DAILY, beside
himself with rage and modification, and, as
ne spoke, violently freeing his clothing from
her grasp.
But he had hardly proceeded dozen PAGES,
when Rosalie, snatching small but danger
ous knife concealed in her bodice, rushed
towards the soldier, and aimed deadly blow
at his heart, seen only by the devoted wife,
who, endeavOring to screen her husband, re-
ceved the full force of the blow in her own
breast.
Sergeant Kelly,who had fingered little in
the rear, not dreaming of any further diff
culty, ran up and endeavOred to secure the
mu.deress, who, however, effected her escape
by punging into the river. In vain the con-
Sclence-strickcn husbnd strove to stop the gap
ing wound in that too faithful heart death soon
released the victim of another's sin and folly
from her terrible suffering. With the rising
of the morning sun, mournful procession
entered the garrison, carrying the lifeless
body of the soldiers wife to her desolate
home.
Who can paint the remorse of that weak,
eIring husband, who followed the remains of
so much goodness and beauty, to her lonely
rest in a foreign land His mind never recov-
cred from the shock of her sudden death he
became poor, pltiful inebriate and soon fil-
led a drunkard's grave. And in one other
heart, this painful tragedy left an ineffaceable
regret-that Of the thoughtless officer who
had led the poor soldier into Temptation!
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The river has risen about twenty inches
since Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-20

feet purgatlve which Is known to
man, lnnHmerablo proofs are shown that these
ordinary medicines, ana that they win unpreosdente
PLEASANT to take and powerful to cure, Their pane
rating properties stimulate the vital activities Of
purify the blood and expeI disease They purge cut
the lou humOurs which breed distemper, stimulats
tiSn and mpart hes Thy tone with Strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
dangerous diseases which have hailed human skill.
Whs they effect. they are at the
sugar coated they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, are, free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which surpass belief were
they not substaDtiatet by men Of such exalted posi-
tion and character TO forbid the suspicion of un-
names to oery to the a publ the
liability OF my remedies, while Others have sent ne
the assurance OF their conviction that my Prepare
irons contribute imnens civ to the relief of INV an To-
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use, and certificates of their of the fol-
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul
pain aTisns tberefran stmeneI dass Of e ana
hte, all UlcerOqs and Cutaneous Diseases which
resnire an evacnapt medicine. Sorofula OF Kings
Evll. They also. by purify ing the blood and stimu
Won not be supposed they could reach, such as
Deafness Partial blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
Gus IrrltsblIty Derangemebts of the Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state OF the body or obstruction of Its
DO not be put off by unprincibled dealers with
AYERS Pills, ard take nothing else. No other
they can give yOu compares with this its intrinsic
sid there is for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DIR. J. G.. AVER, Practical and Ana
lJtIcal Chemist. Lowell. Mass. Price Is cents per
Sold by u ID. GILMAN. Washington. and by Fl.
COOK, Alexandria, and br all dealers everywhere.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-Jno Butler Md; Mr.
Simpson, NYK; Mcfarlan, Pa; Juan klendise
Havana; n Williams and fam Pa; ] ) Juris
Mo- w Dennisou, jr, and daughter, o; John q
Blackwood, USRS; Francisco n oy and SON b
Calves, A kinde!an, Nj CoTtarar, nj Villate C de
Ia Forriente J Forrienta, Frs Hoyo. F CabelIo
A san Martin, Havana; Bradley, RI; nj L.
Clark, Ny; Col Polk, Gov Lowe, Col Kunkle,
Md; u Simmons, Cal; J g Sinclair NYk; w r
Rankin, Pa; Nj w Veall, do; Cbas Brady do;
buchanan, T. Bronaugh, Nd: Thos Sinrx,on,
Nj Greens, Pa; III TunncIif Mo; G w Nc
Kenney, Jno Conover, N Yk; w w Richmond.
Archie Hart, La, BUffum, " Y; N Rerniy u )
:; COchIane, w Washburne, NY;A w
Workman, Pa.
klRhWOOD HOUSE.-Ebenezer Warner. /,
smith, NY; g Lockwood, do; r Davis !,
NJ Davis, Ky; r II Key, Tex; n Gregy, do; r
w Ford, do: Maj Wallach, Dc; y Kelly,
Nh; Lynch, do 3 Proctor and family v,
COmegys, Miss G Comeyys, do; p Squire.
NY q Howatd, Va; w NJ Abbott NY; s NJ.
gel, do; Jones, Penna; Z Vandyke do; G. r.
1saacs, NY Spencer, do; G. III Hunt do: X
NJ NJ Lincoln. Andy. A w stevens and lady,
Mass; NJ Crawford, PA w Kraft, do; W
BROWNS HOTEL Weeks aud aister,
WoTmley and lady, do John Adams, Miss; w
) Davle and lady, Tenn; Miss l. L Vests, Miss
A sewer, do, Reynolds, do, l. II Rogers
La; 5ohn Reed, jr, Ala; w A Tfimble nj w
Inmoie, III Small, Pa; ID w BIenham, NJ; n
n Harvey and sister, Md; w O Talburtt do: C
Woore, ny; Bowling. Md Geo Whitfield,
VA Df A Smith, USA. =
UNITED STATES HOTEL Bruin Va. I
b Stevens, NY; Thompson, Jos s Stansbniy,
va; Jno slater, Ill; ID O'Connel Smith, Va: John
Newton, Fla; Jos l. Bergen, Ill; F Y La Ronne
La; O'Dell, Miss.
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fT'HE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
Il f NEEDY FOR DYSPEPSJ,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Preparedb by a
Chemist. :

WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
HARTSHORNE'S GURE-ALL-Prerared by a
Chemist. :
Bottles l2H. 25 and 80 cents.
HdTtShor1s'S Cure all should be kept in all fatni-
hes; IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
HdTtShoTrs'S Cure all cures Rheumatism,
, Rartsh orne's CKrs-dH cures Cramps, Colio
Pa.n IN the stomach or Bowels.
HnrfShoTas's CErs- all cures Pain in the I,l,nbs
Side, Back, and Breast. y
O. HdrfshgeTss's CHre-aH cures sprains, Bruises,
HartShorns's Cure all cures NeuruEris, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the FONTS. =
HdytShoTHe's Cnre-aH cures Cholera, Diarrhna
Ha,t.horne,,s, cx,s-aH cures Ear Aohe and Deaf
:. Hd,tshorYe's Cxye-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
Questions; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and SoIe
Throat; also Cuts and Sores. - :
Hartshorne's Cure all cures all Spinal Affections
and Weakness I'D I,imbs. '0'''"'
HarfshorHe's CKye-GH Is a great tonic In yys,k,
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
ILL Asthe frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
get hottie. 10 acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
sinews, Blood and Bones and, by ITS warming cleo,
t.0nagnetc power, expels ali pain from the system
M, BIZ you have O Cough. use HARTS-
Hh0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF VIII
WnErtSfRf-it 10 the best Cough Syrup in the
NJ yoS srs Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,S
er stnmnatiOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv
Foal Sscre,,snd Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
m T W above Ised,cnesto b. had at all Drug stores
.oWn' ~. reel Co Alexandra. - - ma 81 "
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J,HE GREAT HEALTH RESTOKER :

81 TIE Life OF the Flesh as in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes yItIated, impure. or too
weak, the flesh loses Its Vitality the skin becomes
yellow ana pallld. ths Liver disOrdered, Dyspepsia
ana INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, ard Life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA cordial,
Acts upon tn, Blood, Liver, Stomach and ROwels,
ImpaIt Dg new vigOr and tone to y constitution i'm
paired 10y dsease from any cause. 1t removes PIN
Plies and all skIn cTuptiOns; arOuses the physical
powers OF both seIes. gives bloom to tile palhd
cheek. and makes one JOY Ous and happy. Though
meulcInai IN lts ELECTS, II Is perfect cordial In
taste. 1t Is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which IN their very nature are exhaustng
and debIlltatIng. For DropsS, or dTopsIcal swell
Ings, Kidney and Bla der affections, II acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 30 cents.
Sold by stOtt, Mcpherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City; CIscel q kldweil, Georgetown.
q tl3m
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IL The free lovers of New York City are all
going to the Tonga Islands.
IL What is the reason that white sheep eat
more than black ones.
III DR. Syntax is of opinion that in Cuba the
heat Of the weather must be greatly modified
after the Introduction Of so many coolies.
O. paper. In announcing the opening of a
new cemetery, says: '.Mr. = had the pleasure
OF being first buried theren
IL tipsy losfer mistook globe lamp with
letters on IL for the queen of mig ht and exclaimed
''Wel, I'm cussed if somebody haint stuck an
advertisement on the moon.m
VI IL a dogs tail is cut entirely or will II not
Interfere with his lOCOmotion,
Not exactly-it might not effect lis cartilage,
but would entirely stop his Vaughn"
IL A palm leaf fan, placed against-the win
dow sill, letting II project two thirds Of the way
out OF the window, will force into the car a CON
slant, and in proportion to the speed Of the train
strong current of air.
III The deacon Of church upon which new
pastor had been settled, was pfaising his many
good qualities to the deacon of ighboriDr
church He declared that their new minister
had but one fault in the world, and that was a
propensity to become little quarTslsome when
he was drunk
IL A few DAYS since, pious old LADY, pre-
Pdllng 10 90 to church, was seen TO axe consid-
cradle quantity of gold from her trunk and wrap
IL up carefully and put IL in her pocket She
stated that 1t was her habit-that IL kept her mind
steady at her devotions, for ''where the treasure
is there Will the heart be also"
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the Steamships OF this Company, CARRYING
tho United States Msifs for Acapulco, <-esSSk
CALIFORNIA and OR Econ, leaves ASSESk
Panama twice each month, on the sIrl@s
val of the United States Mail e. g. Companys steam
iers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
lsrly 9Th and 10Th Of each month with the mails
and PassepEers connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
',ffese steanrships have been inspected and an-
yroyed by the Navy Department, and guaranty s,ssI
> The Panama Railroad ~ miles lorg)n now oom-
peted from ocean to ocean and IL crossed in or 4
hours The bassase Of eassenssrsi is check lin Nsw
embarked Of Panama By steamer at the compspy's
expense. The money paid in Nov York covers eli
expenses of the trip. Ha' 1al Or H....Hl go y
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panapa and
deht that the route is entirely Ssiia6Isno fhil
are having OCCURRED n eight years. Gin'3m -
-rfve at Aspinvsila 70 1877 - - :.
charge Of vOmsn md ohldfon Without Other 1fosso'
tOv9. 10 -''fSi' g. INV $50 H 5-tn ~ arI o
For through tickets At tho stowess rates ssIh ~
thessency, IN West street, New york, to az -,
~ ~ IRMMsH4GRfUMS SSrHRkRRRi Kris CO..
ivsl-Hn IL CT BARTLETT. R"stor. Z ga
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pRoPosALs.
BvRHAr on YaSm Am focxs. july 5, IA

selsd yroposas sseh GLASS separately. endorsed
froeoess Tor ciaes No. name the ciassi for the
nsyy yard ~ name the yard, will Be received st ths
cmcs un.ii noon on the second day OF August next.
Tor furnlshlnS and delivering at the several navy
yards named the materials and articles embraced ia
printed schedules, winch will be furnished appi-
cation, and sent by mal II so ,quested, TO persons
desfBg tn oe tn contract for any or al the c,
named therein. h. the cosuDandants of the seyernl
navy YARDS for the classes for the yards undeT their
command oT 10y the navy agent nearest thereto, or
by the bureau for any or all the yards.
To prertRf roHf fusion dHd mistakes in SEALING
the efers bid tcifT be Tetsfrsd rchteh e0Hfatas
classes for more than gard ta enc eHrsfcys:
and each individual at hrm must sign the bad and
contract. ..
BIddefs are hereby cautioned and particularly
bottled that their oilers must he IA he form herein
AFTER prescribed ana I've mailed IN time 10 reach their
destination before the time expires for receiving
them; NO BID piH be considered UhIeh Shau Be
reostred amer the period stotsd. and no a!tec-
Gnes tcttI BE made for failures oI the mail.
To guard against oilers beng opened before the
Tune appointed bidders requested to endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw a line
under the endorsement. thus:
" Proposals. for Class No. (Hupts The tIdsSD fOr
the Nary Yard at name tao yGyd.'l
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Fords and Docks
Washington, ID. T..
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING; DAYS
NorrcE FOR FIJI HG; S RRRsroRAr,ox OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

The grant of land made by the act of Conzrsss
81 the construction of certain Railroas tbeIeiD
meniioned having been so lar adjusted = to authn
lnatsr described noties is Ssre5V r;rea thai ali
vacant opersd lands whIcn lie outside of SIR mites
the Flint and Perre III the ns, ra
and Milwaukee, Railroad, situated in the under
~ virtue OF said grant or any other grant made +,
Cqnxtess, or legally aimed By pre- emptIon, aud
vithdratcal, will be restored to private entr, on
the DAYS and At the PLACES hereinafter spec fed at
the ordinary minimum Of 81 3 per acre.
Al the land once At loNIA on Monday, the I6iA fnv
OF August merit, VIZ:
North Of the base line and ,c.st of tAe p,fneipoI
meridian
Toynshipst IS lc, IL, r. Is. IA. Is H. 10, 10, ard
Townships 10. II, II. 10. H. Is, II, 10, ~,
Tosnshps4 10. II, u. 49, Il. Is, Is, ID, 10,
and ~, Of range thirteen.
I9ssnshlp.a TO- IL, u. IS. "a. l5 IS, 10. 49,
ossssshIps =. s. 6, 7s, Is, l6, IT, 10, and 90 Of
Towo.hips 5.s,7s. 10. Is. IS, II, 49, and o. of
Town.hips s.s 10, Is. 49, II, 10, and %, of range
seventeen. "e'
Townships 10. Is. Is. II. 49, 10 and % of range ssh
Township Is. of range nineteen.
At the land ofsce at TRav.RsK CRY On Mond,x
the 18TH Gay OF August next,
NcTh Of the base Tine and rest of ths PRINCIPAL
..... meridian.
ownship. a. z, ., "a. g. Is, p, g. 80, -, ard S.
TGwnshlps u, p, ., "a, IS r. a. and q, Of range
townships Il. q a,,a. IS, &c. q. and q. of range
fo.n.sips q, z, q, a. IS aS and n, Of range ten
Toaships =. y, 70, s., 81, and 80. Of range nine
TCwnshesH.S, q, 30, s, and ~, of nnse elaht,
acvnsnIp y. ofIan:e seven.
Given under nv hand Ar the air, of yy,..,,u,
III ntn DAY Of June, Ammo DomIni one thnn.snd
eight hundred and hi,J eight o"'ln' one 'nOo 'ah0
Corm,,,o,JHOs.A A. HENDRICKS,
~ vtds " 'ne Oeneral Land Office.