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BY THE. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

4
TN D.r,U,Dss Of Law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN, President
OF he Tilted states Of erica, do hereby declare and
maize kno IN that public sae F be nsd g ne under
mentioned land oees In the Territory OF NeorasAs q 'he
p,riods hereinafter designate6, 70 viii
At the land Once Al BROWNsVtLLE, commencing on
Monday, the sixth day OF September next or Tue
Of me public lands within the OoWingname townships
vlz'
North Of The base line and east Of tie sirh principal
meridian.
That mart OF Township one outside Of the Sac and Fox,
and Half Breed, Eemsha reservation, Of range ~.
and Fox and Half Breed Nensha reservations and frao-
uOnal townships and s, of range 49,, -
seTva0n; township g the parts Of townships B. ana
outside Of the Half Breed NemRha reservation; and irae
Tbat mart Of OInship one outside Of the Fox
servaOn townships 3 and that part OF % o
FhiD s, of range IA
townships /, 3, 3, T. 5, and 9, Of range 49,
townships l. 3, 3, 4, 5, and 6, OF range IL.
TOEhs5p9 l. 5, s1d ., o Of I range "a, a.
Townships l, 3, "a S. and {, OF Tanges
At the land Office at NEBRASKA CITY, commencing 90
Monday, the sixth day Of September next for ne disposal
Of the public lands within the following named %
viz:
North of the base line and east Of the 'zth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships and g, Of range Is
Township, and fractional townships g. ~ H. ana ~
ToWnShps Z 49, II, and 70, and fractional township
sk TO- and and fra tiOna townships ls
and I3 OF ,snge r. -.
ToWsships 8, TO- and H. fractional townships 70,
g. and Is, Of range 10. - -
and 10, Of ranged.
At the land once At Aba CITY, commencing on Mon
day. sixth day Of September next for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following naued townships, viz
North Of the base line and east Of the sZth principal
meridian
Fractional TO Wnshipsl3 -, Il, IS and 10, OF Hnge a.
Fractional townships -, a. IS, l6 and II, Of range l3
Fractional townships 70 and 49, townships a. IS, and To-
apd fractional townships H. 5, 10, AID 90, OF range H.
Fractional township 2tOFnshps 3, IA, 49, TO- IL ana le
and frac tioual townships 10 and 20, OF range II.
Fractional townships 2 49, and IL and townships IS, TO-
Il, 10 10, and 20, Of range 10
Fractional townships "A, IS, and 6, and townships II, IS
lg, and 20, of range g. 80
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, mill
tsr and other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
Offering OF the above lands viii be commenced on the
days appointed aud viii proceed in the order In which they
are advertised the whole shall have been offered, and
the aes thus closed but sale shall be kept open Longer
than two weeks aud private entry Of any OF the lands
viii be admIte until ter the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand a. The cty OF Washington THIRTEEN
day March, dOmn thousand eight hundred ana
Il freight. JAMAb bOCnANAN'
BY the Presidents
THoB A HENDRICK6,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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TnsoIvenf PTOtice,

,HHualsT-Igusd hagiHg suggested Inc CLERK OF the
Dayidson County COuTttae insolvency OF the estate OF
j0hus a. Stephenson, deceased notifies al persons having
oiros sgsinst aid est1te Gle them the Clerk OF
aid co1 On or before the Fst Monday in next
ami loHvsnS WILLIAM KENNEDY, Admir-.
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II SPECIAL attention paid repairing, as have work
II men Of the best class Work seat here Iof repairs,
painting Irmm Dg vii be attended 70 PfomP"1 SUI ~
islaetoIa,y;c p p PECK
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NOTICE TO PRE,EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Byery person entitled the right Of pre- emPOn 30 any
Of thu lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated s required 10 establish the same 70 he
satisfaction OF gh register and receiver OF the proper lana
oHe aud make payment therefor practicable al
ter seeing this notice and before the day appointed or the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otheTWse such claim viii be forfeited
THO5. A HENDRICKS,
CommiaaiObeF Of the Gen Land once.
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NOTICE

IN obedance to an insrOcut1ry decree Of the Chance
Court GainsbOFO made at the February term, 1855
aid court in the case of KennaTd & BTansiOrd, against
James Beam pending said courts will on Saturday the
Bird 1853 the house uJOr in the Town oil
Gans6oro sell public auction TO the highest bidder on
credit Of twelve months all the lands Whch said James
Bean cOnyeyed kennard & Bausi0d the 3rd day Of
August 1851 by mortgage deed amounting 10 s0ou! sixteen
hundred acres said deed contains 1ll OF the
several land therein tanned, which said deed Il
duly registed in the Registers Office Of jackson county
and will be shown the day OF for description. said
lands lie heFn portion OF Jackson county, lenn
on the waters Of b ackbuFns fork o. Roaring river.
Also time and place will sell 10 me nghes
bidder q credit OF twelve months as directed Dy said
court in the case of Leroy Settle against keaey ho6er
pending in the lands conveyed by heaey koO rs
10 James Stone in trust the of Leroy B. Settle and
ohers lying in Jackson county, Tenn on The waters Of
Msrins creek Of said county, containing In about hlr
Teen hundred acres. particular d crtpuOn " Il DC
given 90 the day OF sale Note and good security VIII be
required Of purchaser snd lien Tetsned on the land
for The purchased money.
nayl7-prs. fee 81 W4t. W. n. BOIISi u q M
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINSBORO'.

James Draper, William Garwin. John Bell Samuel Get
IT, Samuel GWin, Robert RUSSELL William h. Bots, E. J. q.
- GilbreEth and John p Murrsy-luiuuCtiun Bill.
ON motion Of cJmpainaHps, and appearing 70 the sat
" lsiaetOn of CLERK and Master alton in
couDainants bill which that the defendants
William GgrWin John Bell, Samue GWn, Samuel Getty
Robert RUSSELL residents &C this Ststel Il Il
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
siVe weeks in the Union and American, newspaper pub
Iished in the city OF Nashville, Tenn requiring said non
resident ats to appear at Of Chan
Gerry court to be held Tor county Of Jackson the court
OF GainsOOTO' on the first Wednesday
after the second Monday in Jaly complain
ants said bill or the same taken for confessed and
the cause set down hearing eXpatte as 10 them.
mayI7-prs fee 81 w4t W. II Butts, T.. & 81.
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r. C. GiIhresth and olhsrs sUsann ali McClenden
H. McClsnden, John RogeE, Elizabeth Rogers and others

motion Of eOmplsnRnEs by their solicitor, and it ap
~ D6ang the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, fro
allegation In cUmplanants bill, which sworn 10, that
defendants Henry H. McOlenden John Rogers and Ez.
alb h Rogers ROnresdets state OF Tennessee: Il
ordered that publication be made Tor four successive
in The Union and American, newspaper published
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held the county Of Jsekson at the court in
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Take Notice.

THAT M L. Lewis longer ny smPoy, EN- sr as
-nsS i7II v le, Public Square.
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P. P. PECK,
CORNER OF DEADERICK AND CHERRY SIS,
CARRIAGE WAREROOMs.

My stock Of Family Coaches, RookaWays, Bugges, &c
vi both Of my own and New York Manuaeture Is now
compl te which offer at prices suit The tmts larger
assortment OF hocer quality OF work has been Of
fsFsd IN this market r T. FECh.
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Buggies.


Tn addition light Fanoy New York made Buggy 70 %
found my Ware House, am Constantly manu- aet9figs
a ysry superior article EXPRESSLY FOR his MARK ff
which viii equal any buggy made heTs or else
III r r ELIAs
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Farua Wanted.

Farm w a0CeQ,
TTR wish 70 purchase desirable stock with good
w mproVsmtn s,c0nIaian from 2 20 $50 with
IN or 10 miles from Nashville, turnpike.
etizs, OF Nashville Wisbss 10 exchange desirable
city property, improved and vacan, Wthiu eW hundred
yafds OF me public square, for good arm further than
50 miles, and much possible and ConVs
nient TO a turnpike or railroad.
We nave recently sO5 several large farms, ard persons
fshing 70 buy or sell VIII fnd Iheir give
eaIl J. L. & X. W. BFORN,
mayl5-dtw6w-tf ~ Cherry street.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

RNHE undersigned W sell on the premises south MAJ
ket street, opposite tne Military college, on the flhsl
SATURDAY IN sUNB, being the 5th, the very valuable
House and Lot which late Fred JOns Lived a. the
line Of his DEATH ironing Market street and runni
hack hall way 10 College Also lot fronting l27
feet on tue Lebanon toIHpke being ot o. II In the plan
the University lots.
Also VIII be sold Al zane time ana the personal
properly said JOntes Estate, CONSISTING in part OF al e
celIsnt Cracker Machine and all The Axiures uinaf
&c. necessary 70 carry the Bakery and ConectoHsy
buslnsssIWO bread wagons and mules one buggy en'
with s0ek Of groceries, confectionery, snow cases. an9
furniture, az.
TINS is especially ane opening for bakers and Coniee'
donef ills old and well known stand and me only
one 10 that portion Of the city, We viii sell The property
IN whole R part, a. private sale and not sold De-
whole will be offered 70 TIE highest bidder Ga The
9Th OF June Re1t Terms made known the day Of sale
PETER BILlOD.
A HATCHER.
gnaR5-dLi EEecuInrs 2. JOhta decli.
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REPAIRING.

AJOW in store several light ana medium priced eoacaes'
IN Two Of The finest ever brought 70 this m6Fke
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sEWANRE HOUSE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS,
PROPRIETOR,
No. "a, College Street,
SASHVILLE, TENNESsE
may's tWGW

Glasses in German.
Ar g. SCHMIDT, lately arrived In this country from
Ifl Germ ay will give 20 the GeImsn I1ng1sge 10
all " he n,sy desire RtthS GERMAN
"a CoIge srest III s. eau be consulted any time after
1 D. M Al said 'hureh Terms reasonable. lmayls-H
FASHIONS Or JUNE
GoDRYs LADY's BOOK the ladies complete guide book
Of Fashion -. - ,r-n - .o1I,-,
eorranion for the aides Just received BY
may 10 9 AI1o-1E.
NOTICE.
THIS ia TO notify and fOreWGFn all psrsons, not to puI-
i casse or trade for & note executed oy me ma q
p Rss 70 John o. woodward, on the nth day of May,
1883 for something over twenty-five hundred dollars,
the precise amount not Tecoected' there being udg M
ia he Circuit Court Humphreys county, which % alien
m Inc land for which said note was executed said note VIII
BOT be paid consideration for which SAID note was
given has failed, al, . r,,,, q
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BANCROFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
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HAVE NOW ON SALE
=THn-
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME VIZ.
BLING VOLUME I. or TIE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
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by GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCrAVO UNIFORM WITH THE PREVT-
Gus VOLUMES.

Thsis the eEst Of four volumes which win embrace he
psrodOf the morean Revolution, from the Blockade Of
Boston 70 The Treaty Of Peace, At Pans IN lisa and n oon
tains in gslt degree from manuscript and unpabshed
aress, tie history OF The nation dungfs 6s portion Of
this sventll period, insludng the BosEads Of Bosoa ar
bor the general oTganzltion country the alteration
Of the Charter Of Massachusetts tbs Fsascs Of The pao
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit o. NE Sou h. the Congress
Of I774 the progress Of measures in England Pnce and
elsewhere he Battles Lexington and Concord s Siege
Of Boston, the Congress Of 75 he choice Washingon
as COmmandsrn Chief, the Battle OF Bunker BIZ, sc.
As there viii doubtless be gEsa demand ioE the History
Ofths Revolution, Of the preceding volumes Of
the work, these four volumes gill also Published sopa
ra'ey, As the American Revelation, Vols l. IL nI, ~
with title page snd bnding 70 correspond.
The publishers invite tbs attention. Of ne renders Of No
present vOlume Of Mr. BansroRs History The United
States to the rI six vounol Of hs work. ihs Distinguish
cd merits Of which have been gratefully iegsdbs
his eountrymen.r Por sale By
W. =. Berry q 90. 49,
mAyl5 Public SaauFs-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20
The Canrnss in Illinois.


The advent of Senator Douglas, at Chicago,
has given fresh spirit to the political canvass,
and we are glad to see disposition to unite the
Republican and American strength of the State
on single ticket The American State Con-
veution has nominated Mr.. Miller, the Republ-
can candidate for Treasurer of State, with an
independent nomination for Superintendent of
Public Instruction 1t is supposed that but one
candidate for the latter Office, the part Of the
Opposition, will remain in the field, and that
there viii be hearty cooperation throughout
the State.
The Winchester Chronicle, which zealously
supported Fillmore for President, has hoisted
the entire Republican ticket, and other signs
indicate union, a full vote, and the triumph Of
the people
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20
Republican State Nominations.
Rnst Of Gorerner Chase.

It will be reeolleeted that the citizens Of Gin
cinnati have employed the distinguished SculP-
for. Mr.. THos D. JONES, to execute bust OF
Gov. CHASE He has nearly completed the
clay model, and many gentlemen dropped IN to
his studio at the Neil House during the late
State Convention, and were struck with the
perfect dagueneOtyPe Of the Governor wrought
By the plastic hand of Mr.. JONES. The position
is easy and natural, and the expression of fea-
fires so pleasant and life like, that voice alone
is wanting to realize living presence. Mr. j.
has studied his subject in the domestic circle,
and presents the noble original in his hapPiest
mood. The bust will soon be for sale al S5,
delivered in Columbus.
Mr.. Jones has been solicited to execute bust
of the Hon. j. R. GIDD.Nss, and we trust he
will do SO before the venerable Father of the
House
d" Lies down to pleasant dreams"
The numerous friends of Mr.. G. in Ohio, and
throughout the North, would gladly preserve a
faithful counterpart Of the commanding form
and expressive features of Freedoms honored
champion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20
The Crons in Europe.

There is fair prospect of plenty of brcadstnffs
In the Old as well as in the New World. The
Mark Lane Express of June 2Sth states that
the crops in England continue to promise a
bouniiful haryest. The wheat crop has pro-
gressed uninterruptedly, AMI some pieces would
be ready for the miller by the close of July.
The wheat harvest had commenced in the
South of France, and the crop is expected TO
yield very abundantly. In the neighbOrhoOd
of Paris harvest would commence about the
18th of Jnly. The accounts from the depart
ments are unanimous in stating that the crops
are in excellent condition. From returns from
one hundred and fifty French Corn Markets, 1t
appears there had been fan in ninety, that
prices remained stationary in thirty-nine, and
in tweaty one there had been very slight ad-
vance The, accounts from the vineyards of
France are also very favorable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20
HauaiuafnFun---strnnse Cuse.

The Hamilton Intelligeneer of the l4th re-
lates the following singular case in Butler
county, in which 4 man hung himself in fun
and was hung in earnest;
A very sad affair transpired at Princeton,
near our city, on Thursday last. A Mr. Daniel
Elliott, who lives in Princeton, butehering
beeves and selling them in the neighborhood,
hung himself in his slaughter-hOuse- He was
in an exceedingly good humor during the day
and evening, and naturally of playful disPO-
sition, gave vent to it BY many playful things.
He had bought some cattle, had extended his
business,-was doing well, and felt lively and
encouraged He so expressed himself to hIs
wife and friends. Going from the house to his
stable he fed his horse, and taking his little
girl and a neighbor's little boy, some thirteen
wears old, he went on about twenty-five yarts
from his house TO the slaughter house. Here
was machine for raising dead CATTLE rope
with a large hook in 1t run over large reel
and attached TO a windlass with ratchet Ad-
ius.ing the rope in q moose around his neck, he
playfully bid the little girl TO tell her mother
somebody was hanging out there who looked
like Dan Elliot" Then showing the boy eI-
aetly how many notches, he bid him, still
laughing, to draw him up. The boy did so,
and drew him off his feet Once up be could
not, because Of the ratchet, get him down, and
when in answer TO the little girls anxiety Mrs.
E came out her husband hung dead, his feet
touching the floor, and the hook pressing hard
against his jugulsr. From all the eircumstan-
cas-, it is not doubted that the act was done &C
eidentally in a burst Of plaYfulness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20

The President organ, the Washington Union,
is sOrely disappointed in the speech of Senator
Douglas in Chicago. 1t did hope that the alt
lie Giant would return to his State, PROSTATE
himself on his knees before the Administration
wing of the party, and humbly pray their for
giveness. The st. Louis Nslrs says:
But the organ egregiOusly erred Douglas
is not made Of bending stuff, and, if he were,
Brobdignags do not bend before Lilliputs. In
stead, therefore, of offering to make peace with
the Administration bolters, he dives them with
a scourge Of thongs clean out Of the temple Of
the party At this the Union is greatly incens-
ed 1t accuses the Illinoisan Of vanity, and de-
nounces him for his laudation of the Crittenden
amendment
TIE UniOn may as well ground its arms
Douglas is entieing back all his old enemies
Even the Missouri RepHbIzRn prints his speech
es, and the Missouri officeholders are beginning
to swear by him again. And Senator Green,
too, the JfdRs AehGfes, of the Administration in
the late Kansas struggle, Is ready to take the
stump in favor Of Douglas in Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20
Put-in-Ra,-Geed suEEestion

The Sandusky Register closes an animated
account of the recent excursion to Put-in-Bay
with the following pertinent inquiry;
Why could not Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo
and Detroit meet every 10Th Of September al
Putin Bay, and exchange congratulations and
renew the closer alliance so ausPieiously formed
yesterday!
And the Toledo BLADE thus closes its .ac-
count
Let the anniversary of PERRY's Victory he
selected as the day, AMI let ample arrangements
be made for a grand union celebration OF all the
cities on Lake Erie. Shall we not have such
day this year-every year. What say our neigh
bors
The matter was "taIked over" on the Ocean.
and everybody favored the celebration proposed
as Just the thing. A grand gathering of all the
Lake Erie eities-an 0ratiOn-Basket Feast
and the raising of Monument Fund to the
memory of the brave tars who sleep at Putin
Bay without even stone to mark the hallowed
mound.
The tenth Of September let Us all rsmenber.
AL A. he : "a a ruuuQ