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STATE CONVENTION.

A y meeting of tho Democratic State Central
fam,njttee held in Sacramento on the 10th dav of
Nv 1858 the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED That tho newt Democratic State Com
+ntion he heid in the Citv of Sacramento. on Wed
@siav. the ith dRv of August next, and that the
bssr of ortation be MS allows VIZ One dele
vAts AZ large from each county and delegate for
every two hundred Democratic votes cast NJ the last
Fsnsra election for any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket nominated bv the Democratic marty
sehsivelv. md one delegate for everv fraction of
enc hundred or votes cast for such Democratic
andidate.
Rwsotvpn. Nv the Central Committee that II is
Recommended that the Democracy in the different
counties meet on the 20th dav of Iulv for the nur-
poo Of eecting delcrntes 10 the state Convention.
me Democracy of the state Of California are here
hrr'ifeA. that state Convention will he held In
he CITY Of Sacramento, on "wednesday the 4th day
u August 1853. and that the apportionment Of rer-
r.ntatIon therein. ms settled upon by the state
Central Committee, is as follows:
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A. D. RRIs, sec'y.
Hostetter-The Surprising Effects OF

Hostettcr-The Surprising Effects OF
HOsTErTER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH BIT
TERs in removing bile forcing an appetite, impart-
ing health and tone TO the system, and sspating
tyspep,c symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
nervous debiitated, weak, and emaciated person,
male or female. should try It mt One wincgass
foil taken three tunes each day. before meals: II
the patient should be lady child In debili, ated
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored viii will be realized in very
short time, and convince the patient Of the truth Of
the above named happy results, VIII ch have glined
for these Bl,ters such envable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggias, Groceries and first class ga
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agenisfor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street. San Francisco.
COTTON L. MoDERMOTT,
jeli-1m Agents. Oroviil..
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THoMPsoN's RIVER We learn by refer
nee to DR.. Young's almanac, that Thomp.
sons river received its name in honor Of
Thompson the celebrated owner Of the noto.
rious colt. That stream is the one which he
swam 10 ret n drink.
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Important to Farmers! |!

r. R. Mckee q Co. the enterprising
proprietors Of the Distillery in this place,
are already contracting for new corn at
Htty cents per 6ushet, 10 be delivered when
ever it is fit for shelling aud grinding
These gentlemen are always in the mark
ct early. and never fail to pay prices lit
tie in advance Of all the markets around
us. Farmers and others wishing to dis
pose Of their crop Of new corn probably
would do well to take advantage Of the
liberality manifested by this firm.
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Composition Bell.

Mr.. D. N. Marsh, the efficient and gen.
tlemanly agent for the sale Of Hall Il AL
lens Patent Mowers, is now in this coun-
ty with large lot of bells, intended ex.
pressly for farmers, Hotels, School Ilous-
es, Churches, Factories. DC. &c. Its su-
periority over the old fashioned in-horn
method Of calling the farmer from labor
to refreshment is 50 apparent thatit does
not require a single word of commenda-
ton from U.s., 1t is intended to be placed
on the top Of post and is so convenient
and cheap tliat every farmer who can
possibly afford the expense should have
one. .tt ..... ..t ....
We notice with pleasure that Mr.. M.
has recently put up one Of his bells at the
Union School House in this place. which
seems TO work admirably. The School
Board we think, have acted wisely in
making this expenditure--almost every,
l'dy has seen the impropriety Of using
the Court House bell, particu arly on oc.
casions when it is being rung frequently
during the day for other purposes.
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~ GJ-ALMOSTEVERYBODY HAS HEARD
OF MANN'S AGUE BALSAM The atten-
ton of our numerous :.'adcrs is directed to the
advertisement found in another column of this
paper, of the high estimation that is placed
upon this, the greatest Remedy known to mod.
ern science. We have never known any Other
medicine win as large share of public conf
dence in so short a time as this has done, if We
may be allowed to jud"e from what we read
but this should be sufficient. particularly when
we see such testimonials coming from men Of
undoubted yeracity, from all parts of the coun-
try. There can be no doubt but that it is one
of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem of oty
readers and the public. Sold by all good urug-
psts g.. g.. -.i.-,.t- H..
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Pittsburg IT. Wayne& Chicago II. II.
GA o. Cd
Express Leaves Pittsburg 2:l5 P. NJ.
Mail &c 1" 800 A. M, I
GOING WEST,
GOING EAST,
Health fCrtheS Sick.

creating revolution in Medical Practice
They act directly upon the circulati'n n. Dis
case originates in the blood, and these medi-
cines purge it out. In dyspepsia, nervous com
plants, scrofula, rheumatism, incipient con-
sumption, fits. liver complaint, bronchitis, fe
yer and ague and all disorders of the lungs,
the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the nerves
or the skin, they are infallible. See Adver.
ment. 1T'
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Gy- A Maine editor says that pump
kin in that State grew SO large that eight
men could stand around it. This is ike
the fellow who saw flock Of pigeons so
low that he could shake stick at them.
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EE The weather for several days du.
ring the past week was exceedingly cold
and disagreeable. The countenances Of
farmers who have corn in the ground
were considerably elongated, und not
much W onder, either, when men were 60
ing about mufflcd up in their overcoats.
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THE GEART ENGLISH REMED Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J
Clarke, N. d.. Physician Estro@-
~ d,nary TO The Queen. 7nf
This invaluable medicines unfaling in the
cure ofal those painful and dangerous dseas-
es to which the female constitution Is subject.
II moderates all excess and removes all OBJ.
structions, and speedy cure may be relied on
Y'e. TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, In short
time, bring on The monthly period with regu-
larity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
'0unteFfelts' aef's }Oa.A bIPWO RI
These Pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of preg-
nancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscar-
riage, but at any other time they are safe. 3
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affet-
tions, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slightexcrtion, Pa'ptation of the Heart, Hys-
terics, and Whites. these Pills wi effect cure
when ali other means have failed and although
u powerful ulremedy, do not contain iron, Gao.
mel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to the
constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Latc l. Q. Baldwin g. Coy
Rochester. N. Y.
N, B.-$l 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of
the Pills by return mail
For sale by MAXWELL 4 HOLTON, Up
per Sandusky, Ohio.
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Giddings defeated.

The Republican Congressional Conven-
lon, in the goth district, nominated a
man named John Hutchins for Congress
over Joshua R. Giddings. st4
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EE We found note on our table a
few days ago drawn by David 0. Miller
in favor of Samuel E. Craine. If it is
uncollected the person interested can have
it by calling at our Office. 1I.".t
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!y

Customers of the Yellow Corner--we ex-
pect to start east Oh or about the LIST Of sep
tember-and We need money-help us, now,
in time ofneed. Pay your accounts so that
we can pay ours. and oblige your friends.
ROBBINS l. HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-03

Ee- We are under obligations 10 our
friend G.. G. Worth, Esq, for the priv
ilege Of perusing late Oregon papers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-03
Good News /!

Good News oaf-5 ST. ri,a rr ~.
Our friends in this peighborhood, we
have no doubt, will be delighted to hear
that the Steam Grist Mill recently erect
cd 10 this place went into operation this
week. By rext week, at the fartbest.
the ''institulion" will be in full blast pre-
pared TO meet, all demands that may be
made suponsit- q The geutlemanly proprie-
tors deserve. and We have no doubt will
receive, the thanks Of our people for the
enterprise and energy they have mani
Tested in the prosecution Of this impor-
tant work.
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E9r The Funeral Sermon Of the late
Mrs. z. GRorr will be preached by The
Rev. G. r. Brown, on next Sunday alter
noon, at 2 O'Clock, in the Court House, in
this place. tHmn W araN IVA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-03

RLew. Campbell, the "Butler Po.
n.y." has been renominaied for Congress
in the Butler district. 1a .
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COwardly Assault.
On Tuesday night about nine o'clock,
a girl who lives with DR.. Med Donald was
on her way to the residence of thai gem
tleman, accompanied by his little daught-
er; as she proceeded she noticed that she
was followed by some man, which induc-
ed her to quicken her pace, but she did
not succeed in keeping out Of the way Of
the william, who when she was within a
short distance Of home took hold Of her.
The screams Of the girl and the child
brought the people in the neighborhood
TO their doors, and the scoundrel decamp-
ed on short notice. Should the fiend be
discovered, coat Of tar and feathers
and an equestrian feat on the sharp edge
of an oak rail might be Of service to him.
Mr. G. j. BowER, of Nevbern. Whipp-
ed his, wife and she left him. She was
ahe right Bower, and he the ls,1 one.----
Louisville Journal. .srIt..
quite game. She 'makes a march"
and he "goes it alone" ."--Ayiesa Intel.
Yes, and if they don't watch the
1'knayes" pretty closely, they will both be
'euchred" before the ''game" is "played
out." t."---Zanesmue Courier. "A d.,
She no doubt preferred s'going it blind
than TO remain where her brute Of hus-
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FEVER AMD ACUE,



disordered
Ei1@llAGEl OH AlWl8Ro
Such as Indigestion, Accidity oflhe stomach
Colcky Pains Heartl urn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleed
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner of the celebrated Holland Profcs-
sor, Boerhave. Because of its great success
in most of the European Stuteseits introduc-
ton into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
hel and there over the face Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, I now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical ylr-
tues must be ac acknowledge.
tits particularly recommended tothose per
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use Of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation. Generally in
Simultaneous in effect, ii finds its way directly
to the seat of life, thrilling and qnickening
every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit,
and, in fact, infusins new health and yigor in
the System ausifF Ie .e a.4 .r p.a
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QlA. WJCMM1DMT,

The great popularity Of this delightful Aro-
ma has induced many limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhaye's Holland Bitters a fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitely superior itisto all these limitations.
9JTSold at$loQ per bottle, or six bottles for
S5 90, by the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-03
lH0I(R QP GIFTS.

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No. 293, Broadway, New York.
where the gifts, consisting fJEWELRY, DC,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS TO TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS are always on ExHlnlrIoN, IN
AMPLE SHOW GASES. Our New Descriptive
Catalogue, containing a large variety of books
in every department Of Science and Literature
Gall of which are sold at regular publishers
prces) and explaining OUR NEW AND ORIGINAL
SYSTEM of allowing every purchaser MS OWN
CHOICE OF GIFTS, and setting forth uncqualled
inducements to AGENTS, will be sent, post
paid, to any individual, on application. ..li
Address, A. RANNEY,
ems ms. Agent, No. 293, Broadway.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-03

One Price Ready Pay Store.
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DINING, &C., AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY

81 Navy fnurAxrxrsT.
N s44 Of Yards and Docks june 1858.
Sealed Proposals VIII DO received this Bureau ant u o'clock
rine Barracks al the Brooklyn Navy yard
ittSf8s tsir sNiiyt it srrcuucATl0xs W "a f9@
All necessary
made In the following ditch seet wide
high
with sides Of slope slipping The probable
Of earth be moved rs 600 cubic and much
be required for backing the foundation walls % they
commandment 81 the yard select the balance to be distributed
grounds the purpose grading may
be directed by the commandment n sisNs #'S "a
no Of ples e driven or the foundations Of the
buildings will be 1000; these govern
the spot where they Block
en- y ass x & s e ssse
three feet from and the piles three from
tho Tho which they expectsa
weighing ton falling 90 feet viii not
them than inch the blow The piles
properly ponod and the heads secured BY n bands willis diving
All the piles 70 BE- or a feet below high water mark aud
properly trimmed 70 receive tho Gaping tt fs AZ. n.
The cappng will be Furnished by tho government but
moved the conactor and properly ned
each pile by oak or locust eena than d.
nrcter and 20 Inches long the tho cApng brought
fair md even surface to recstvc the foundation stonc
Al ne ofasc AMI other materials shah be slowed
upon the ground n such places the conrsndAn Direct FOR
pcdrvsr loaned by tho government 70 the con
r.ets who w - III Of working The ard return
sst1os ysrd and o bs oompIetsd Win.
pan a Va bvtnos b. the crc Of
ant q the yard who will further Information
Bidders must sate the price for the whole complete
meats VIII be mAls unonthy estimates n he
vsd thc work te allowed
peee " reserving wsuAy cont on each BILL IN completion
u0as ~ bh wnon bc vccved under this advertisement
shall b. fully satisfactorily " the department
them
June 6-1awtd tH jog SMITH
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mo. 612
Notice for the ReStoration OF Certain Lands
to Market In the state OF Michigan.

UVHE grant of land made by the act OF Congress-
Approved June 1865, TO che STATE Of Michigan aid
Railroads having
far adjusted a 10 aac the release from withdrawal
lands which he outside n ss VIDA each side Of the
Indiana No "Fnt snd pcrfs Maunee xnd the
MlAapkee' Railroads. stAed ID Abe undeSmenoned
which hAvo been seectsd virtue said grant, any
AteA MN su4 Svtps(s ssy tAs dat ef Viii b
stored private the
specified, At the ordinary mndum Of 81 70 per
II A. the laid Once ~ kama Monday ks sen Al
81 Nora Of ard Of ne prsscipsl mAvsdtaa
Townships TO- 12 49, H. IT, IL 49, 10 range
elevea. ffost,. .ff 'tftt '8lffas1t
townships TO- H. H. 10, IA, 10, H. 49, TO-
16wasA.ps4 H. H. Is, H. 10, 10, 10, 49, and 49, Of
nwrhips 10, IL 1918, a. 49, 49, 49, TO- Of
Townships TO- u.s. le H. H. ana 20 Of range fifteen
Townships 10 10, 49, H. 10, and 20, Of six
Towslbips TO- 49, 49, III 10 49, range seventeen
zownslp ~, 70, TO- ~ 49, TO- and 80 Of range eighteen
Township Is, Of range ninctecn. N.
Asowa ~eS, via: s " n
NorA Of he base ii~e and Sea cf e prncipa
TswnshEs y, 70 a. r. IS a. a. 49, 30, a. and %,
TuaxShps n, a. ~ r. a. Of range twelve
i"sSsS III T. "a s. and n q range ss1s sn ''s'
Towpshrs 2e az, 49, &c. 81 and a. 81 range nine lla
Townships q, %, 20, 49, 81, and az Of range eight
1ownshp 81, OF range
jesse Duiai thousand eight hundred and eight
~ thus A. HENDRICKS,
'H Commissioner of the General Land once
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uufAxxmET
.eA ftft IA ~ .ttst n f* My -, isbs
SEALED PROPOSALS furnishing stationery may
qured this department during the hscs en4g june
1850, VII be rsosived auul II ocek NJ Wednesday s so
June Those by satisfactory testimonials a ab
ny fn The contrac will BE- ccdersd, aud will
oay b. swssd established manufacturers of dealers the
articles.
An ARTICLES inquired cf the quality and
nsgor - mps VIII b. exhietssd ts department
Each be by the individual Arm making
and ss specify but pe lot each and every article tho
schadpe n X kho class ND ~. al
tbs articles furnished correspond with tbs samples
81 s kdssisa ~ tn b interior quAhy 70 tho
sample end ay b. devsre| wouk dey WHOM derod aud
must be s.cy The head x ne cus 81 which sy
qusA sad fhure osepy with this stipulation Wi " doenl
- NJ tlls Ahroentoa of tho contract,
Articles named schedule BE- furnished option
dspAont tho prices and right
served u eArss gset each aFtss csawacsd
i6r, - tbs pubEo servics may require.
noa rAk sDpssvs4 ssssy, must ~ by ~ pssUa
nm Obtaining the contract ad @ q he res neglect
Of Tho furnish any article articles
racs As os9ss ~ AsSaren Aay q ~ tsrs, s
nay purchased u 0ess naEsss, m " @a.rsasl ia price
paid therefor aud the contract prcs shall be charged he
ato - ded.:sd = ne ssssss q h ssosa s NE soaer
durtng which such refusal nostssl nay
Tbs subjnsd schedule sp,cihw nearly bo done,
the smosnt qay, and ds6pna Il go sAs ARTICLES likely 70
be required. .tt.ssa 4. n ..s.,I ss-
BLANKS ssetssy TO all persons
% .i iaf Z
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$50. e0a.l
Notice or . change In the limits az tho North
" eastern and " North westefn Land Districts
u VI ~ ~ 3 " r y
[No.L 6Il.lI

Neeacc Of the Reueval ef the LanA O1ace from
tho IslanA of 1Gaokfn t. TFaverpe City, Id
the state Of l4AOAlgan.
In ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act
q coasr stsd an ee .sacng chsnsea in tho locstIo.
mads s Once OR The Il s pablo snds n AAk
ths Das u GchIan will b. removed n Traverse y a
Further notice tho removal will DO Issued by
~ rs0iseer and rrcsivsr laaui dtsfcs ~
n Juuo, A. D. 1888 . = 5st - ttt NE d
BY order of tho President TI4O4 A. HENDRICKS,
Juns sAwcw Commissioner q the General Land once
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AND sCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, FOR

NLAHSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR
bess CAabssdse Massachusetts undsr The charge Of
JosspA LOvcripy A. NJ pro~o " Physics Harvard University
lane, Pm D. professor III latin Harvard University
81 D. smith, ms Msd " this school WIN begin
MAy ssSnbsr ~ nys from distance provided wish board
ID god hnhes.
: f~ns sssoA yssr Apply by mail 10 s.n5
f.fs r4.at GEOR0E N. LANE,
MAY 7s-dln Cambridge Massachusetts.
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At the land Office at Lccompton, commencing Mon
the public lands within the following named townships
win: ses
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At the land Office 1t Kickapoo. commencing Mon.
day. the nineteenth day Of July NEXT los the aposa Of
viz
South Of the base line and aaa Of ~ ssA pvicul s~ica
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At the Land Office at Kickapoo, commencing on Mon
day the 9th day OF July next for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following named townships viz
SoA ef a bass lse and " ~ srh ryicpa, msram
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TINTTED. STATES PATENT OFFICE, Is
II WAauxoron, Juno s,

ON THE PE1u0N n Ensaessr 4 Isssf, 4aTap, h1rasrln
s: s. ~ sssss s Sst e s y 90 , sss,
roa 6 az Whssm, ~ ssv yes1 ota ths sxpraspn Of said
Ustcnt which tkkes lAAcs tho 10Th II August, 1858
at 10 mia petition be hsard At thu Patent Once
Monday ~ ~ ApeAt next u ~ O'Clock, and all Persons
are nodded ippsf show they have why sad
Allon ought n6s b. granted. &c..
pVysons opposnx required he 10 tbs Patent OF
Dee thsr ohsouus specially forth in writing u cast twenty
days be6rs ~ dny hsariae Al tsnsony nsd by0 party
rdaaes With ne als N he Once which win be furnahsdo gu ap
pcaltcu. a.s8 3ts . M q 4. l.l-1il .ef.qtt u
deposoa other papers relied amony must be Med
hews the morning Of uat day. tho ngnnent-
any. whAin days thercaflor-
Or1crsx 49, be publshsd In ths Union, WASH
iuxtou D. c. Post
weckx TO the oh August next the day a
~~s*sr Hnk .siA #i fIa Hafs y HAyrI
feissNo'ti 9s a. MA Cssdmsssssssv u RSas
Of the will please their
hin rnasat once, with paper containing t nscs
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&9SaH ezlcss \ ths state Of NiciliEan \
IN PUReUAN Of the act Of Congress, approved
~ ~ 80 sutasd sulnrs II sart sag
=. ~ s:s.s,ss d. .,. %sas
q ~ dv6a nepgs3 ara w will p attached 70 the
sasanaN nEi ~ after - 1T Nv a jury next aud the
kAa aAAv - ~ "a. pss e - Its cssoSsaa District
lyInr - 6vtnG tnnho - 4nd - pAy And east q
IT, M dvdng raagss and wsst tnnuae ~ 1 kscS
ne VIII aachsd the "Detro Nsc iron and after the
sans date end vn b snhs 70 is and entry ~ ~ ~ 100
Ven uudsr NY hasd city Wellington, this III day Of
Jane, A. d. 1855 az Thus HENiMNAr +.
Jane s-w6w CnmmrsloneT ~ The HeisFa Land omce
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si mo. 6Os.l z ss
sales Of Public La nds.

III 4
->y - ~ ,,-~,,s;,,. ~ tlo Al .oo.;o, IL
.c enisa q An a 3 suhorss hs ao Il ss Us
States 70 cause 70 Do surveyed sne tract ne me LesrIo
Minnesota belonging me naT pseSs O. msso 11s 2 ~ a
1884 hereby declared That public ..as win he bold q .d
ssd o Sal. e Hnasso The
hereinafter designated, 70 VIZ ~
the land once 1sp.ses commencing on the sixth day q
wsn tho following townships ~
tho half Or mxedboods Of the Dacoah
Sioux nation Of Indians, viz:
The a. rs s.a @ and
% ssss tracts N
The unocacd tracts one hundred ana eleven
The township hundred and eleven and frae
uonai y cwns'nt ps Wy h''" - ~ w N " anu '
Ts unoSiod tracts in township ono hundred and eleven and in
that part o. township one namdroS anu e,e ama
o range fourteen fourteen ' - N''s "
yo and one and within The above mentioned re-
serve Of range fifteen
Office FAnaAuI commencing ta thrleth day Of
following named !ovn.i4s seuopal owashp 4 ne he
eaS o ' indiana aap WIZ
NoA - re oo.. line ard ,s o. t1s ata prsscpa. wsdsa
m a. y. $3.50 Z, ~ Z, J, u ~.
ten within ne mentioned Of range nine
Ihe unoaisa tsaS:s IN na' PVT one nundlr @
within the above menonsd reserve range Ten
The INDICATED tracts in thai part Township one hundred and eight
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the INDICATED tracts " ha par. o. one hundred ana
ssss..sa Tracts part 4, township. nands.s
nine and one hundred ana S"nn Inc
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1s % ] ~ s s. 4 s.s .ss hundred
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Appointed win proceed the order which they advertised