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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
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nm IS GROWING OLD, JOHN.

Al, Dad is growing old, JOhni
Hi, eyes are getting dim'
"A car, have on his shoulders laid 10
~ A heavy weight far him. aaItW
Bet you and are young ana n'''' -ci
Aadeach stslwart mani a r --,'',,i
-fi "a :. must make his load as light
And easy as we can.
He used 90 take the brun,, john I'm
The cradle and the pillow, ID
And earned the porrdse by the sweat
That trickled down hts brow;
Yet never heard we him complain
.Whsts'er bis toll might be;
Nor wanted eer a welcome seat ... ...r
Upon his solid knee. -.
Ru, wien our boy strength came, John,
And sturdy grew each limb,
II. brought Us to the yellow fields, .r
To share the toll with him;
M, h. went furemos, in the swarth,
Tossing aside the grain,
Jus, like the piow that besves the sOii'
Or ship that sheers the main
Now We must lead the vani John'
-s Thro' weather foul or fair,
Apdlet the old man read and doze, 1.l
.. Aud nit his easy chair; -Hr '...
= And hen no, mind it, John, yOH know
A, eve TO tell Us DER
. The brave old tales Of British times,
or granI-dad and the war.
r. .sa lohn---
1Tis gospel what you say, ......r..
That earng for the lives fus,
Has turned her head so grew
Yet, JoIm, I do remember well,
When neighbors called Der vain,
AID when her hair was long, and like
A cleaning sheaf of grain.
Her lips were cherry red, John, 100
Her cheek was round aad fair,
And ike npeaed peach it swelled
Against her wavy hair
Ser step zen lightly the leaf
From of the Sumner tree,
And all day busy at the SAsel,
she sang to you and me. q
she had bu1om arm, John,
That welded well the rod.
wheneer with wilful step cur feet
The path forbidden trOd;
Bat to the heaven Of her eye .
We never looked in vain, .. -
And ever more our yielding cry
Brought down her tear, like rain.
But that was long ago, John, -. ~.
And we what are;
And hFle heed we day by day,
Her fading cheek aud hair.
All! when beneath her faithful breast
The tides no longer stir,
'Tis then, John, that we shall feel
We have no friend like her.
Sure there can be no harm, John,
Thus speaking softly DER
The blessed names Of those, ere long,
Shall welcome US no more.
Nay! hide it not-for why EhOuldst thou
An honest tear disOwni
Thy heart one day will lighter be,
Remember it has AOwn. lr
For Dad is growing old, John,
His eyes are getting dim,
. And Ma'am is treading softly down
The dim descent with him; .... .-f
But you and are young and hale,
And each a stalwsrt man,
And we mast make their paths as smooth
And level as we can.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

Jusr TIE KIM or ARsU,rESrs-Ths New HA-
ven Register has IL that Mrs Jenkins says tAs
Kansas people are acting ioss - Der soa Bin
does when he wants 70 @set up in the evening";
-"Coue, Billy, it Is tine TO go % bed" ~
hain't had my supper yet" "WeIi, Why DOM
you eat your supper7'' "Cos DOM Wsni tsgo
% bedrs H ~ s-lirt sg- ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

The WAY TO KEEP UP NEwsPAPER OUT
wEsr-The IndianOla (Iowa) Visitor lets in
some light upon the way of keeping up news
papers ont West. The editor says, in late
number: -r
We ask the indulgence of our subscribers,
this week. Our paper has been unavOidably de-
Iayed, on account Of the arduous duties devolv-
ing upon our hands. During the day, they are
busily engaged in sticking type. And when the
mantle Of darkness is over the face Of nature
being anxious to do all the good they can in this
world, BY circulating the Visitor, they chas'
horses and cattle from the neighbOring Counties
into Warren. that our citizens may take then
up as strays; and as the law requires the notice
to be published, we thus raise the "Jeens" z
buy paper, and keep the Visitor going.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

The last English papers mention that the .tip
Investigator, in which he famons nEvigster
and explorer. Capt Cook ms his royrEe& has
been removed to Depfopi, 70 Be broken mp, .Fsr
some years the Investigator has been aooredi in
the Thames close 70 scu,esses Hoass. ssa ssse
a. q TiTer police statisa. - sec O. slsA
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

IxrEHEsT1Sc TO GGsBLEas.-A bin 70 punish
professional gamblers BY Suhipins has pAs1sdtbs
lower house Ofthe South Carolina LsgiE[i1Es.
Il provides 70 The parchment already preFideS
By law, that the guilty party shan reesiss nct %
exceede thirty-nine lashes. The papers Do noe
state whether stock gamblers are iDeisdsd b
the beue6cient provisions OF this I'LL. g s71ia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

NorE.-The above yarn NAV be al very true and won
derul but It puzzles comprehend how. when he vas
inside Of the box he could fasn the door the outside
in os5er to shst himself in I-PRsrER-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

So ended the peddler's story. In the morn
ing had thu, curiosity to look at his cart. and
found the four bullet holes just as he had told
US, though they we're now plugged up with vial
corks. 4--.s d..
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

roRr DoDaE commencing Monday tho TWEEN
disposal Of the vacant lands In the
sections townships which
United States wihia sir miles each side the u
buauc and Pacific subject required by law mimi
mum Of two dollars and nv cfnn pei qcse, VIZ,
NoysA Of the line and .osa Of he nm principal msridisa
Townships 50 aud 90, OF range ~.
Townships 49, and s0 Of ranges 20, a. 22 49, a. 2 49, az,
2S, 80, 80 and 81.
townships Ss Ss 90, and VI, of range 80.
Townships So 90 and OIL Of range 49,
Al the aud CITY commencing Monday seventh
lay next disposal Of the public lands heretofore
oe within the following named townships and parts of
townships, viz;
Nh line aud loagt Of tho Aftb principal meridian
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vCHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Hsaaes sseAmcrs.Tle ships comprising suE hue are
Ie -. Atlanta ............Cxp CxpA Oliver Edrtags.
tai - H~mN CAPT Jos. Conlsto.k
INA Adv1stac .CApt James West.
ess shs built by consN expressly Or government
rvlc. every care ter
ayh and speed ana their accommodations
Sor pssseusers are uaequsled for elegance and
The stsSrusrs u Improved
cad - spared make them M
The Thorough thsm their mode
urQCALAD
Price a passage from New YoR Liverpool $780,
cabin ty6 From Liverpool New York, 80 and 20
guineas
experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth can bs secured until paid for.
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A s aa once a M At cesg psrs ~ ss@m,s1,Dg On Monday 'ss
y pnlsa s NS|n " . % sas q iows
and ,as nafnaca ana Missouri River railroad subject,
aarea by &w oa minimum Of 'a dollars aud my cents er acre.
On the .Iowa Central Air Line railroad.
Naa ef Ae base l~e and S " GhA prnpa, s<ridian
Tsws:ss' Township 4 :. s1s a.ss.s g. e s.9ss
Townships s4 and So, Of range A.
Townships sa, 80, 81, and IS, os ssss4 ~
Townships so, SO, and a. oG ya1gc y.
YawnsAlp Il q ianss II.
On the nAnssFsipp and Missouri railroad
ownsSSps T. q a. asa 70 e. o ranges e - ;. and and s.
iownsSps II, Il, Is, 7o and &C. % Of range e. So N
Townslips 10, II, IS, 70, and 50, d range 40.
Townships 7b, 10, II, and rs, Of range A.
Township: 1s.n:s & & nd 10 as
Township "a, Of range A.
On the burlington and Missouri River railroad"
Toxn:S Town:p e e e q m ~ 20 - n 6 ssssss & T. "a "a
yawslfra ID; II, ", and Is, q range 81.
townships H. a. and 70, Of ranges 49, 49, 49, A. 49, 49, aud
the ownshp which remain the
cc rosa and the iowa Central Ar lane ralroaa sss.
required by law, minimum Of tao dollars aaa ~ M
On the "Dubuquc and pacSe sa,4aadu
NoA ef hs hs* ae and oost g Me atA praciaa
ruwnshrs 81 and 80, Of rangcA,
Townships 81, So, 80, and 20, of range 2.
Townships 81, 50, 80, and 90, Of range I.
NotA Of the base line principal meridian
Townships 81, SO, and 50, of range l.
Townships 81, 80, 50, and 90. ofrangc
Townshps g. 3d. and 90 Of ranges TO- H. H. la,
and II. " =
Townships IS, g. ~ and si of range 1s
townships 80, eo and o. Of ranges 10, II, and Is.
On the "Iowa Central Air Ilnc railroad.r
NotA Of the base line ah principal meridian.
Townships ~ and IS, Of ranges l, 2, and ..
Township "a, Of ranges I, 8, 8, and T.
NoA Of tie base line and @ As NA principal moidian
Townships q snd g. q ranges l. a,4,ss5ssio II, II,
"a, u, 10, and ID.
Al the hand once YoRr commencing Monday the
fourteenth day f June the ds Of the vacant nds
tho Hxxsb sconE within the nner mentioned townships,
which remain the United sstAs within ~ eA aide of the
Iowa Central Air line raroA" d the Asslspr and Missouri
raoad subject = required by mnnnn n co dollars
(ftx cesss per acre, viz
On the "Iowa Central Air Line railroad"
NorA ef0e base q 5fAr M principal merf;an
Township s3, of range l.
Townships ~ aud 81, f rspSc~ =, a. q, ., and7
YortA hue and the anh principal mertiAp
Township %, of ranges l, 2, g, 4, and s.
Tow nsi,t,s ~ and So of ranges 8 and T.
Township 50, a ranges o. TO- IL H. D. Il u.s. and t8
Townships ss y. and 81, o ranges H. ao a. a. 49, a.
and rs. IN l' Y :
Townships q, 90, 81, and a. qf raaae "a
4nwnss. . y ami a. ofrsnsss H. as 20, 81, and s7
Tow ship q Ard ss, of range u " -
On tbs Mississippi and Nssoari railroad"
North Ms aase ltse aaA "a prsnepas m~;dssn
Townships II, 70, and 70, Of ranges I, 2, and
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NOTICE 10 Pro- EAIr.oN cl.AMAsrs.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH GLOSSY HAIR,

ND who that is gray would not have Il restored
IA 70 former Color bald but would grOwh rera
troubled with scrofua scai head efupca but wou vi
cnrcd with sick head ache ruraita hui would bo cuJ
will also all plmpics from tho skin Prof Wno
ANN Aasm, Nov g. 1866
Hair Restorative bull having been 0cn by M
Qunck nostrns hair dyes disposed rlaca your Nsw
tive In tls caegay with se thsAn and oly4um,s+a
quack rerdr until met Lawrence mcshs
since when such trial q yor
Restorative 10 family t BY my good wife, hair IA be-
very t exhausIna ono ~ yor
large nearly to s original bu
brown color and hai ihckened aud and xAy sl
and entirely The head she continues simply wsue
9" rs beautyng effects the hair but heah5u
upon the family and faA arp
using Restorative, with the happc therefore my skp
csn and doubts Ia reference 70 t charac entirely
removed; and and do most cordially couldeAsuy M
omend s by all who would have their hair from shs
gray (by scknefs agal u original co x
aad by all young persons who would hayo thor sa AMI
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours
SOLOMON MANN
Prof. o. J. woop.
FRIEND woop long yo a, Bissle before
got the bottle of Restorative for which o up
yonr Detroit. when Il Mr.,
Mann's hair power al thai ya
assured would do; and others my y sAh
witnessed s Efforts usiIg and accommodating
ers cntlcd highest consideration you H.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
cARIsix, QlL) june co. lss2
have Restorative, have Admired
its wonderful effects Ny hair btrmtx, - honSAt
" 8 IBEEsE, esls@asor us
O. j. WOOD co. proprietors al2 Hzuaasxy n H lin " usts
n r. Wire Raing Eablhmeut) and tN Market street ~ ISs
Mo. And sold by all good druggists.
Feb observation-disclosures 3Ss4
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Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufac-
turing Company.

vTyHE above company was chartered December 30,
T. III ls spsras sas i Ss % Ua Il c lie @ iase
lying miles .rc ,a Missouri riv on The opposite bank
louis by raroa lt gentle inclined plane the
@ s s any @ s sas s s M
scd Saie relates naygaon .hc case with which the
ss s sy 81 ~ u tns IL
che tern % M sS @snsr r MsS sas
ere and Orvns icuve, can compete with u.s.
banks 4 a u b nfsror wcr fr producing
e quantities and m ray Of - no a & oT spas1 sTossa ars
p aakn q & q aSoa one hansa saa J nss, nane ssr s
@ Sss s naa r = = III u he
ling sa AID M being ascd iI si purpose Jefferson
= sny aayga wars the world, have railroads built being
oueana ior ss Il his North wrHt and
nohwestain country where e from IL scarcity mas become un
iss nss - ann dsssn III a e u hs l The missouri sar
three alons q ahs per year. M INC use o. !" hs
western country uosher xu million of bushels for tho manu-
OIL making In all four millions o. bushels
For mining one cent per 40, 900
For delivering shipping 5000 900 busAs' hvs
VIZ as,sas,asiag Das OIL sn cents per gallon
For Incidental expresses NV"
ro,., sxo.ose 800, 900
The yield and profit The coal will sell readily on the
bank aeen cents bnse and the oil s ono dollar ana
twenty I'VE cents per gallon:
The Yield 900 600 ssael. coal Is cents 49,, 900
cent less than It's capacity gallons at u 70 wv
To which add the amount from COAL making 600
Ansr As1nr,inr former exucnsos = ...... 300, 900
peol for dividend annum, Of 400, 600
The estimate will by those acquainted with tho
business upon what be and will be done this
bank hA Sold and Is fast scllng Persons
: s e, 81. ~ sss % ss
al the company:
Dr. Wn1. H. Beh, OF lqsaouri.
Hon WIN Haisr, United Statcs from Pennsylvania
Hon VIM Montgomery, member Congress- Pcnnsylvania.
Hon Allison White, monber Congress, Pennsylvania.
jas W. Bonita, n JcGorson city, Missouri
Dr WIN Bolt the company
tho bc rt 3 W
amp candle and ooA which they will take pleasure
IN exhibiting JAS. w. BONITA
ll--dot 6ccretary
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
United states Patent Once,
waxhkrstop, January II, 1920

wash,nstpp, January u, 1895
nN the petition Of Joseph Eaton, admnls'.,s" ,'ss.
Of the Paine, Decreased, Wiu'lo. "'
praying the extension patent granted 70 the sa ~.
T. Paine for Improvements In hay prcsses Tor sew ss x
The expiration Of said patent which kss place 0" '
Of April 1864. .ssv on
that the said petition be heard al the Paea ,s
Monday, the l9h os Ayrii at ~ o'ckck and ~ ,s.
notified to appear and show any they have why 'a
ought not 10 be granted. i, ps,s.,
Persons opposing cxtepslcn required to 6ic w r
Oco their objections specially set forth in writing
days before the e hfsrinx all testimony filed BY e,s md
be used at tho said hearing mnrt be taken and ,ns
snsc with the rlcs The oaice which will BE- furnished ." -
tion =, - I,ri
the c~tisanuy n Ne okScd the 81 mn mu,
dcposions, aud Other papers relied tes."Sb ~ aYu
be filed In the office before the morning of thai an
ncnts, " auy, within Yen days thercafer ,,.n Wssh.
Ordered ALSO that this n0tsc be published IN VIC ~ tbres
ingtou c. and ftrt pon Masyachsrt~ opcs ~ asy
successive weeks Prsvons 10 the leth o. APrn nsA' ur
hearing. - - rpseup
PsElors Of he above papers will please and s'n'
b the Patent Once with paper containing ths no
Jan 13-1aw3w
FROST KING.
~ WOODW ARDS Metropolitan Stove asn ~, u'u. IN,
W facsory, No. as Pennsylvania avesnc bs'"een i""
Sep A-codbum
nRTNCIPLES OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, by H. y
III Carey, vol, I, now ready. ~. eswel
yor sale by BLANCHARD MoHrS,
NY sucressors To r farnha"
HENRY G, CAREYS PRINCIPLES OF stiAn
HI sc4rnce, vol l. Price. ~ 50.
TAYLOR MAUN
Mar Booksellers and statouers, 3a4 Penn s'
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

Al the
day of
sd SECTIONS within the underaenocd sovrhr whh
thu United within x ses sd a hc Dubuque
racinc raroadp ne railroad subject
required by law dollars aud ny
viz.
0n ,Ae ''Dnbuqas aud Paeanc railroad"
North the assh principal meridian
Townships 70, 60 and o. Of ranges ~ and 35
lownshps %, VI, and %, of rangea -, 37 aud 36
Townships -, u, 92. and ~, Of ranges 80 and 90
Townships 81, o2 and %, of ranges A. 42 49, ana ~
Townships 30, 90, 81, W, and o3, Of range -
Townships 30, 90, ol snh o. of range &6
Townships 90, 81, and ~, ofrAngo a.
On the "Iowa Central Air Line railroad
Township SO, Of ranges "a and IS.
Townships S6 and 81, II range
Townships 90, s7 and sS ns ST. 49, 80 +o aud a.
Townships 86 aud 81, of
Township 70, Of range a.
tho land ONCE Coancl Bluffs commencing Monday,
June for the disposal OF the public
snr situated within the following named parts
OF townships viz
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Mo- 595-
Nnttce for + storing certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama.

ROTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
Huntsve tho State OF Aabama will he open 70 inc sale =.
ivate entry and aud after the FIRST day My NEXT o.
iii scant patiic embraced hc following townships which
had been offered prior 10 withdrawal by notice NO
t65 bc.e withdrawn % satisfy that part of
tho gara gra approved 81 june 1886 which
Memphis 70 Charleston that part 0f SAID
grant having rejected w the State of Alabama viz
SvmA n The line and east f ~ He,asrie @<rdian
rownshirs l. 2, 3, a, s, and 9, Of range l.
1owash y j. A. and aud the parts townships ana
north q Tennessee river, OF range = ,
Townships l. ~ 81 and y ani the parts Of township hor'n
Of the Teincssoe river, of range , !
Tovnshi,s L. q s. l. s. rArs Of townships and
north Of the Teanesseu, ot range ~,
Towub ana the parts townships and north Of tho
Tennessee, Of range g. #$
Spal n kas tasa line and aet f he HHatsUat mer'dan
fowr,klilr !; 2, ., 4. g. and ., Of range I.
Ipw nslips . and = of raGge 7.
Tawnships i 2, 3, 4, 5, s. add 7, Of ranges and o.
TownshI 81 g. and O. OF ranges TO- H. H. l3, H. and
a. 4aptft
Township !, OF range is. .
Given under my hand General Land Once tho city Of
Washington, the 10th day u February, 1858
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Feb e0--lax8w [iate&Staf Commissioner
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mo. $685.
by the Presidsnt u the Unitsd states.

TN pursuance OF law, /, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres-
tens x tbs United Amoca do hereby declare aud
mar rnow tha, nnbe sale will held the
land Offices the periods hereinafter designated
IN
ay of Juue o the public lands heretofore
ogsrcd situated the following townships
NORTH Of Of the principal meridian
Township Of range 81.
townships ~ and 100 OF range a.
ship o. Of range rs.
Office dodge commencing Monday the
june the Of the public lands hereto
ased situated within following townships and
parts of wnshiI@, viz
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PHoTOQRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.
DROFEHSOR J. e. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
y returns thanks friends patrons past encourage
msns ana soncsts 4 continuance x ths same
MccAoys Gacry No ~ Pennsylvania avenue three
dccFs OF Y street
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment
III T"r sale frame houss4wo stories, basement and attic
stuaiei on nth street No. b7b wndsr building Tor
apply 10 GEO ". BRAY,
Property agent 2s2 Ninth street. bel north
Feb li-codlm
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For All parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

LAf-hOF
vUvHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
bsrland, Wheeling, and all parts Of tho West
1T The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave cxcept sunday ~
Wasbnrto (a Junon stations aud arrive at Cum
"a The MAIL TRAIN daily (exeep sunday
Al 90 ~ m Wheeling BY 4 connecting nt Ben
wood with trains Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis louis
vie Cleveland Tooao, Deiroi Chicago st. Louis Cairo ana inter
mediate points -,
al The EXPRESS daily at \ connecting with
trains Cincinnati Louis Cairo Chicago and ncrme
dntc ulaces Cincinnati other central and south
rn uas IN tho nearly miles shorter than by Other
route TIE time to places is also unsqualed,
baggage checked through 70 Columbus Cincinnati ndanaps and
~ Louis
pnssenoers and baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold 70 all tile large towns In the West
Al lowest ticket Office Cindon Station aud at
Washington city.
second class ! attached 70 the mail train.
Passengers Baltimore Washington may rtc he entire rad
Y aioft by taking mail train md lying ut
Cumberland They next morning by The express
train which Cumberland $50 and reaches Wheeling
III =, p. m ,r.S
Pssgcrs Washington hare ample time for meals ut wash
ngtDn Juicjon. l \, ,,.
eau Ue obtained IN shington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
re ACCOMMODATION lraIn win stop all stations east OF
<rartud beyond Piedmont going west
Eastwsrdy Whesng at 75 and uccon
uodation 30 reaching baltimore at 5ab p m
Tho FEEDEJCK TRAIN starts Ut (excep sunday stopping
" way Frederick ut arriving ut Baltimore
The MIICOTTs TRAIN Camden Station at 9,
and sso M Eacous Mla ut $780, and 1850,
p'' W. s. wooDsIDE,
Ian 17-dtf Master Of Transportation.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Ge0rRetOWn. %. @.

VINHlS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' 90 long and fAvorably conducted by Miss L.
English now under tho direction NJ principal,
d BY competent experienced teachers in every
department or learning
ksnbers ofngoss and others call them To washing
place their daughters under their own
cra,,a.s
ssnary rsprcssatins nearly every ssste M the
Esv particulars address NJ J. NARROWER
Principal of the Georgetown Female seminary,
SEP 1e--AO0 0eorgetown. b. G.
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NoA Ct ,hs b4.e line aud ,Fs * .As Anl p.luev

lime aud * tbs AL psiusit meridian
Townships ", rs, 10, and 40, Of range l.
Townships IT, -, aud 49, o ranges and s.
TUxnshiI~ III 7s, 70, and 49, Il range 4
Townsaps 70, 70, and 70, 0rAascs O.
To~nshias 70, 80, and 81, e ranges aud
Townships 20, ~, snd ~, Il range TO-
Townships ~, W, 81, and 81, a range II.
Townships ~ So and a. of ranges 49, H. a. rs 40 IT, rs
TownsLips 10 70, and al, ofraaxe H.
rownsitr n, ~, ~, and ~ q range 49,
Townsss rs, sad H. of ranges TO- a. rs 70 M =,
4. Chs lAsa oahse At tuAs,sos COMMENCING on xaasy hs
day or next, the disposal hand. i ,hs %
within Tie aforementioned Townships whsh -
a @ a :, W. uSsd Ss S.s* rs sna :, sh, s.sS :" n & : The %
minimum Of tao sSiiasa ard nv c<st PR
N~tA @ tie Sasr i~ ass gAA<GfA rrssspai ~scsas.
Townships CO. 10, and H. Of range 5.
Township, ID 70, n, and 7., ~ ranges and g.
1owns,I. 1s % 4, aud s ~ "a q ?, r.S:ss and
Townships II, 7s, IS, and "a, Of range u.
Township. as~nsp & & q a 1sa IS aa ID 8 'sqs e rsass H.
Townssp g e. Y r. ~ ssd "a % 2, 2. ranges j snaso
Townships y !s and rs, Of r.aE~ sa 70, a. 49,
40 a. 81, and 80 ~
The tracts within the mils si ralos vim H.
Tor aa rsilaas aud s srscaa ss as ~ s Hss .oas, W.
-old containing the quantities respectively shawn oa II ~
odsrl.g the lands commence, On Tho s
until the whole shall have been osrs and H. ss a. c. a.
shall kept opsn han weeks and ~ ,,v %
entry o OF thu above lands Will b. aey III ern
of the weeks. 7r
under my hand the city M washinenn As aaecp,h d,
of January Ammo omn thousand eight hundred ny s
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President
Tnos. A. HKSDRstxs
comnisrionsr q the General Land ONCE
NOTICE TO PRE- EaiTs0N CLAIMANT
Every person onlc the right Of prspmaA IN ary N n
Lands within the townships and u t0wAsAth msuu
required establish the tho Satisfaction n The ratcr s
receiver Of the proper land once and soas Asvs a a
practicable fr setng th sair and besc the Appreciated ia lie
the public embracing The s
claimed otherwise such claim Will he fosfcied. -
T1iOF A. HENDRExs
Commissioner u thu General (yHre
Jan 22-lev'y2wtda [IntAlAfsar.1
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
United States Patent Once,
WAsnxar0S, December -, 1857

Pennsylvania, praying tho o patent grsAs
him on the 10Th Of March ls4 r an Improvement 0eadh
opening and closing lock gates r years from tho
said patcn which takes tho 18th day sbs
ordered thai the said petition bo heard 1t te Patent Once
Monday March the 9Th next IL ocloc pcrsons
aocd appear aud show cause IL tAey have Why said petition
ought 10 granted.
Persons opposing the required lIc h IhkM
0ce their ohjcctkNt specially firth winG
days bege tbs Of hearing all testimony led by either party
the said hearing be taken and transmitted sccw
snce with the rules Of the Office which viii b. nrnshsi on ap
ton.
Tho Testimony s viii the 2Sh Of Hehruay
delosions other papers relied upon snony b. asa
IN the oHce tho narning day argumena
any, within leu days thcrcater.
Ordered aia thai this notice be pabcd In the Unon hsn
and Evening Star Washington Republicans Bamoe E@
Philadelphia ri News, New York and Inquirer Cincinnati tb
week for ihrcc weeks the s day
March ncxt the day Of hcariug.
J.. HME,
Commissioner o( Patents
PsEors the above papers plcssc copy, send lh
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Dec 24-1aw9w