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San Andreas independent., 1858-02-27

DEATH OF PIONEERS. Within week past,
we notice the following deaths of old pioneers,
chronicled in the San Francisco papers:
At Monterey, on the End instant, THOMAS
Cole, aged about 45 years, and for the last 20
years a resident of California. Mr.. Cole was
native of England.
In Contra Costa County, February l4th,
ROBERT LIvERMoRE, one of the pioneer settlers
of California. lie was native of Scotland.
At Santa Barbara, February llth, DoS JOSE
NoRTEGA aged about 90 years.
The house of Noriega are among the Oldest
and most extensive families of native Califor-
mans in this State. Their wealth and respect
ability placed them " first in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of their coun-
trymen." 1t is somewhat singular that those
three pioneers, now silently passed away,
were very warm friends of the Americans, and
in 1916 aided the United States with all the
assistance in their power, by furnishing men,
horses and money to prosecute the war.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-27

ACCIDENT AT ANGEL Ls.-We learn that on
last Monday, a serious accident happened in
the shaft now being sunk, and convenient to
the Specimen Company's" mill. The hole
is some thirty-fve or forty feet deep, and two
men are employed blasting in it they had
prepared blast, lit the fuse, and were then
being hoisted out on the same rope, by wind
las; when about halfway up, they both fell
the upper man carrying the lower one with
him, to the bottom of the shaft. Both the
miners were seriously injured, and so stunned
as to not realize that they were liable to be
killed, one recovered sufficiently to reach
some water, and dip it on the burning fuse,
thus saving both of their lives. One of the
men is injured SO much that it is feared his
wounds may prove fatal. We did not learn
their names.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-27
STOCKTON FEHiLE SEMINARY !!

YaSfIE FIRST SESSION of this Institution
Il will commence on March Ist, 1858, and
continue Five Months, under the charge of Dr.
c. CoLLIxs AND LADY, assisted by competent
Instructors.
THE EDIFICE is built expressly for the pur-
pose, large and commodiousy and situated in
a retired and beautiful part of the city.
| THE COURSE OF STUDY win be thorough,
embracing all the branches taught in the best
Female Sennaries.
THE DISCIPLINE will be mid and parental,
| calculated to make the pupil at afl times con-
slider her teacher her friend
There is u boarding department connected
with the Institution, where pupils will be under
the immediate care of the Principal and his
Lady.
n E H M s.:
FeR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board and Tuition, in Common English
Branches, so 90
Tuition in Common English Branches, 5000
With Natural Sciences and Higher
Mathematics, ,....................... 1000
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of
instrument, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Ancient or Modern Languages, each... $500
Drawing and Painting. $500
neA To be paid quarterly, in advance.
Boarding pupils to provide Furniture for
their own bedrooms.
r Es u S H EES:
DR. E S Holden, P PEConner. JMBufflnpton
DR. G Grattan, Austin Sperry, Wolf,
W Owens, ii III Hewlett j Sares r35
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u Efforts are to be made to reopen the Rap
panannock canal, as auxiliary 20 the trade of
Fredericksburg.
IL The Boston "Libe orator Acknowledges
that the Abolition party proper is growing small
Ter and smaller at the North
VI Several of the Illinois papers, which were
al hrst induced to follow Douglas and the ami
LecoRpton faction, have TeoOnsidered their &C.
tration
IL The Cincinnati Commercial saws that =
majority OF the fruit-growers in that region are
oepiorlng the mishap to the peach crop. The
last warm spell succeeded by sharp. FROSTY wealth
or, killed large portion Of the buds
ID Ii appears that the fraud committed by
Brotherson, the book keeper of the Union Bank
In New York, runs back for many years, there
FORE the whole OF the combination has not vet
been brought to light.
III At Calais, Ne, the past winter a tempo
rary workhouse was established, where men and
boys, unabls to procure u living, Were furnished
with employment in picking oakum at four cents
pound Wool was purchased, and tn. women
aud girls were employed spinning warn, knitting,
de Aole~5odied men were sent to cut cord
wood.
CohMrNISs RY TELBaRAPH-A new feature
CT the prayer meetings, at New York, is the send
ing OF teie2rnpbic dispatches to the brethren
Elsewhere, aud the report of answers generally
1moooy'nY some quotation from the Bible com
munlcatlons Of this character passed between the
congregation of tss Fulton street Church. al d
the prayer meeting in Jayne's Hall, Philadel-
Phla' on Sunday. Truly, wonders never cease
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IL No. 500
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THH UNITED

Ia Pursuance OF Law, I. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Prsslden' of the inlred States Of Amerlc4, do
will be held st the aforementioned Land Offices in
the State Of ALABAMA, at the periods hereinafter
Al the Land Once at ELBl commencing on Mon
day, the hffh day of April next for The dspossl Of
the pubic lands situated within the following IAmed
townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line and rest Of the 10ilakns-
s.e meridian.
Fractional township T. of ranges 9. e.o. II. H. IL.
Fractional township 8, Of ranges Is, 10, .. e. "a
., -, anc Is.
Frictionsi sections IS g, a. q, and 80 Of fractional
Fnetional ssotions Is. "a, and 80. Of frscticnsI
townshr6. of rsnge.7.
Fractional seotios -. and the east half IF frao
onai section rs, OF fractional township 6, Of rense
ands Appropriated by law for the use Of schools I.
mllary, and other purposes will be excluded IRON
The Offering Of the above lands will he commenced
on the Gay appointed. and W n proceed IN the order
have been of cred, and the tales thus closed but
sals shal not be kept open iosgsr fhan tuo ,crsEs
and NJ pirate entry of any oftss ands wall lie sd-
Civ under my hand, ~ the cit, of Washington
this twenty ninth d,y of December, snno Dorn,ni
one 'housand eight hundred s9d fi,y seven,
By order ofthe President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRr-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pr -emption
IN any OF the lands wit the townsh ps and parts
townships Above enumerated is required TO estsb-
sh the sam- TO the sailsfs elton of Tho Register I'd
receiver Of the land office al Elba, and ,,1nke pak-
rsnt theretoT as SOON as prdrf,cdbie dCtsr sesfng
this noftcs. and before the day appointed for tho
commencement Of the public sale oil the lands EN-
hraeIns the tract claimed otherwse such claim " N
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Comm'ssioner OF the General Land 0AoN.
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The WISTsR IN EURoPE.-Contrarv to the ex-
perience of early and mid winter on this side of
the Atlantic, those seasons in Europe have been
remarkably severe, even In rather southern Iati-
iudss. In the Island of Malta, which Is not fa
from the African coast, the snow was several feet
deep, and this was the first snow storm of conse.
quehcs there since 1sl2, year that will be ever
memorable for the disastrous Russian campaign
Of the trst Napoleon. At Constantinople up 10
tie Sd ult., snow fell for fifteen DAYS in success
SION, and so terrible a winter had not been expe-
rfenosd IN Tu key for twenty years. The navi-
cation with Odessa was entirely closed and even
the Grees Islands We're clothed in whits Fol
the irst time in a century the river Pc, In italy
nad been frozen tight, SO that men, horses, and
vehicles passed over it's surface In Smyrna
generally so free from winter, the frost and snow
have occasioned much Inconvenience and suffer
ing. In many Of the towns In Turkey nd reece
tne roofs OF houses had fallen in from the weight
OF snow accumulated upon them
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ksdisines,
p, T 81 I = s E NJ A r.

ID + S & NJ AR,
i ROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of
Enslsnd, and secured p the Seals of the Ecoie de
icine, Vienna. Triessmsr No. is a remedy for Re
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Tnesemar No. efeotually, In the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
cates traces OF those disorders which copavIa and
oubebs have so long been thought antidofe for to
the ruin of the health OF portion OF the non
latlon. TrIesemar No. is the great ContinsRtsI
remedy for that GLASS of disorders whoa nnfortu-
natey, the English ply sician treats with mercury.
to the inevitable destruction of the patients const
tutIOn and which all The sarsaparIlla IN the world
cannot remove. TTiesemar Nos. 2, and are alike
devoid of taste or SMELL and OF all seating quail
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
being suspected. Sold in TIN cases, and divided
In separate doses as administered by Vsipeau Lal-
lemsn, Roux, Ricord. &c, &c. Price SIS each,
or four cases IN one for 49, winch saves IS; and in
ST cases.
Sold by DR.. II. A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince st a
few blocks west of Broadway, New York lmne
dlatey recelp of the amount DIR. Ii. will forward
the SO cases of Tresenar and the largo sizes, oar
rlage paid, thus Insurnk genuine European prepara-
tioDs The SIS cases also sent, but not free of car
riase. Consultatlons rs usra from II A. IN. till 2
p m. and from till p m, ct No. l57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by j.
STOTT, Washirgton. fe ly
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TNEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
CHUBB BROTHERS
.ssANsiNs HOUSE OF

DHPosIrs.- Deposits received snd Checks paic
Minout charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cltles received on Deposit at par, and Exchange
sara Cities furnished TO depOstOrs without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPOsITs.-lnterest will be allow cd
en- Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
and otSer
oeived to ne checked for, able same funds II
specie, we charging the regular Exchangs;,
VII Be .S sSS B n OF
and Securities, at the mar kst rate.
LETTERs OF CREDIT.-Letters of Cred. will be
sss pena IN me of ene Cef OF G
snd interest allowed if Money is deposited. and
charged If Coaterals suoh terms may bs
upon %n pp-
be furnished with drafts LII such sums may be de-
sired negotiable In the different Cities Of the Union.
LAND AND EuRoPk.~BiIs of ExcHanss and Lstte1,
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
1T the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit
ties paying from to IL pr. cent always for sale, OF
bought in the different Cities at commission Of
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, we
gr.sh.
RAIRoAp. CRY. AND STATE BoNps.-Raiiroad,
negotiation, either In this country Europe. Rail-
road lyon purchased for Dash or with Bonds.
market rates. Al Warrants sold BY US are ~ srss-
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses 90
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND INsuRANc1s.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, Court OF CLAIMS,
Court of Claims Congress ntrustsd TO u.s. will be
'' prompt cat t?f H BRSffhEks,
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILIARDS' HOTEf..-Wm Speidsn ism
w w RuSsel, Mass : sterett, + Moale, Ne; II
nj Phillips, jr, Pa; NJ Valdez Havana; $ q En-
gust. Pa; n Rolando, F Alvamora Md: ID F.
Park ia; ID Seymour, f Buckley, Shuliz,
j O.good, NY; Mahitt, Md; ii r. Rear AID,
niral Mahomed Pdsha. Sul-man Efendi, Capt
Hassan Bey, Lieut. Sadik Etrndi, Turkey; ] "A
Smith, Alderman Poole Counclmen w Gross.
VanTIns, aud John T. Greene, n Y; G. Oscanvan'
Baker, pa; Bantre; 6 Van No.traud, Ny; Can't
Beggs; UsN; II 8 Magraw, Pa; Mr. Nahum, Iil:
NJ Ni'be,n and SON. VIM BooI-; NY; J Rand
GRADS, Ky: 4 Hasleton, Ps: r b Connolly and
lady, l. Townsend, NY; f d aud = Whit
Dey, Pa; Brush and lady, NYork: F A and r
~, Small; Coryell, Pa: Hous-
AIistsT, CSA; ID Thomas, NJ.
BROWNS HOTEL ii Brown Md n
B'own, do; George Shafer, Dc: Grady, do; w
snD do ; hale, Va Jas Cook, do; S R
do J Fly, Md; A A Bell, Va; J Geisendnrf,
y; NJ Hodges, Va; X Ross Pa; Ross, d.:
! brown Md; w Trsvers. do; G X Chssel-
dine and lady, q; Miss II Phelps; p CheseI-
dine and family; Cox, NY; Fitzhugh Md;
Scott, Mo- l. Patterson, Md; @ B Wilt
,hlrr. Va; J Coyl, Va; DIR KidweIl, do; Mr.
John Hagg, Md ID Bell, do NJ DuVaI do; b
ksndrick, La; V Kennedy, do, J c Darden.
Tenn; J J Nordlinger, Ala; s Rothschild, Ala;
BlakPen, Pa ; Beaumont, Tenn; w
Black, Ky Small, do; A NJ Hoyt, NY; Jas l.
Simmons, UsA; Pearce, do; J Emerson
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Mr Chestman. Md. r
l. hIce, Del Jas Easton, Pa; NJ Helm f LUSH
naugh, Col Sprigg. . WaId, O. w Cram Md.
Morse, CT ID Jackson. Ga; f. Shearer. Texas
n IA Bfandeger and lady, NYk; l. Bavn. Ma
w agner, Pa; J PRISON Y Yk: C Cbr,ts
Aid; w McCIasber. Ill'ns; j G LINES pa. r. "
Fbatc her, Ne; @ w Grant NYk Little i a
Jordan, Tenn; A Garner, Miss Lizzie r Hal.
Mass; A Roman, DR. G DAY. NY;J n S-llman
Ssllman, IL Smith, FD Connick Nd Gan
] Green Texas; Smith, Mrs G norton and
son, b Norton, Collins. + Wallace NY:Nrs
Capt Simmons, USA; y b Pearre, do; w For-
then, Nh; y Barn-tt, Manly Ga: w r
Brigham, Md, Mr. BOulwaTs, Va; II Seelye,
IiIncis
UNITED STATES HOTEL -P Smith. Va;
HoH Lands, Pa; w A Reid, Va; p Kirlbey A
n hey, Vsi Miss vi Wright, w GaAr, Gadr,
Mo- Gear, " C Wayland, Va; JH Harri,,
~ Gen Huntton, Col ID DOgan, Mai J Hun
DIN Col VI FAINT w ID HcCraw, Va, l. T Low
cit, or. >
WASHINGTON HOCsE.-Thos. Drake. O;
IL Moionr. Nh. ID James, Jos Lawrencr y Y:
Joreph CiIIsy, Mass; A whitrfan Ne; joseph
Cobb, Mass Geo r. Nichols. B b Cbanman. Nh:
Thos Bennett, Mass; c Dean, Va: ID w Fntn
han, Pa; Lewis Davis, Del; Jno ZONES. NC.
I,aac Eaton, Ohio w.
HARDWOOD HOCsE.-R MANLY Va. w w
Ivory IL Easton, J Houstau, Md: p ksvm.r
L FlrHing, Pa; DR. l. Henry NY; r. Cnm
mlngs and lNdy. L Manner and I,d, A d
Bond and lsdy, Mass; = Sjmond Nd: ] A.
mn, NY; ID AIllson, Pa; J ii Bows NY
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EVENING STAR.
THE UNFORGIyEN.
BY I. B. ALpRICH.

II
Near my bed Their hangs the picture ewels could
not buy from me;
It's Siren, fair Siren, in her sea weed drapery,
Playing on lutte OF amer, by the margin of sea!
In the east the of morning blddeth fair to bios
SON soon,
But it never never blossoms, in this picture and
the moon .'
Never ceases to be crescent and the June Away
June
And the heavy branched banana never yields its
creamy fruit;
In the citron-tree nshtnsRles forever stricken
mute;
And the SIREN SITS her fingers the pulses of her
lutte
In The bushes Of the midnight, when my heotr0pes
Erow strong
With the dampnsss, hear Tuusic-hear a quiet,
piaIntIvs sOns-
most sad. msodIous utterance, as OF some mmor-
tai wrong
Like the pleading. OF repeated, Soul that pleads
nvsin,
of damned Foul repentant, that csnnot be pure
~ '
And heawske and listen. with an agony of brain
o. the my xticsl, wild music. how 1t nets into the
- nws into light,
H"w u sobs itself to slumbsr In the suets of the
night.
And whence comes this mournful musio-whenoe,
unless II chance to be
From the siren, the In Siren. in her weed dra
- perry,
Playing OF lutte OF amber, by the margin of asss.
HONS Journal.
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsNEss, SO.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has the effect of bringing ont host
of Pr"fessedy new spec. fcs, and while some are
good, Inary useless. and others even dang erous
The 1lsest course to pursue Is tn consult our
family ply solsn, or othsI wise use only suoh RENE
dies as long public perience has proved be safe
and ethcaclour. OF this character is TGLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
trIcInLliy the favor To prescription Of eminent
physician. II soon became popular remedy, and has
continued TO enjoy growing repntaton for the last
twenty years. la cases Of common Colds Coughs
dc, II acts like charm nd Chronic cases. Rron
chitIs, w hopping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
10. us suocess is unparal ed, and most Will testIy
who have used it.
Price e5eents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin IL Palmer, Chas. StOtt, &c. Wash
eKandrIa; whore it may he had also. fo convenience
IN Lozenger form. Price I2h and q GENTS a box
known rs "TyIer's Gum Arabic Cough Cam v
Drops. IS an elegant, pleasant, and PficaolOus Pu-
EinnIc bcZenge they unsurpassed. fe II SIN
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CLERICAL SCANDAL IN BRLGIuM-A Brussels
letter says: trial is at this moment in process
before the Criminal Court which causes unusual
excitement, among all the clergy The defend.
AIT IN the case Is an vicar of St Guduls, now
ehsplaln to the hospitals at Malinss and the
Pialntlf IL 'rentier'' of respeotabilitv The
details and correspondence il of such an immo-
raj character that the bench moved for trial with
closed doors, so reporters are of course excluded
Enough has filtered abroad. however, to place
the facts and all their qualifications. in which
severai ladies are said to be or less conn O.
missed, in the most scandaIous light tits known
and admitted that the defendant had long en-
and for carrying Illicit correspondencies In
this instance the plaintiff assisted by the police
seized his wife and the defend ant lust as they
had seated themselves in a hack cab, and both
were conveyed to prison.
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40 CASTOR r. CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, seoopd door from
7th street, under the Avenue House.
DEALERsIN
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING
Gonna

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
Of CLOTHING which they now have on exhlbl-
ton at their Store. No % Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and they are determined to
their part shall be used in order to please th eir
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we guarantee
the stock TO be perfect In point of durability and
style. beoause we make everything ourselves and
have besI taton ing goods will be found
equal To the best order work In the country.
Watching the various changes of fashOf. parties
may rest as ured OF hndlng the latest cut and make
In store, subject to their ins ion and approval
$1,000 worth of Goods for Mems. Boy s. and Ser
wants w ear will be sold al auction prices, and pur
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on OK
hilinsLion. Call and see ur at the above Store.
dDSm CARTON n CLARK
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
=. n: X ENDALL, ii. d.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS G. A MORY,
PETER HARVEY,
lANI ~ q nIrNN
nj THE EATEST
IVA ID ID 5 COy L Il Y
or THE AGE

re fe%sS .s.s .s1:s
HvsR' Iis s!o OF hsAoH.
,TAe ~s,st Sc,ofx!a doten TO Q COMMON Psnyls.
mover failed except in two osses both Thunder HUI
NOR 10 has now IN MS possession hundr Cd
9eIt,hcatcs OF Its value, al within twenty miles Of
I've bottles are warranted to euro nursing Sore
One to three bottles viii cure tho worst kind q
csP hs IN shs Mouth and stomach: w ' 'l''
% Of ffs sGs. are warranted to tho
One OF two bottles are warranted to oure oil Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure unnins Of he
Ears and 8!ntches among the Ha,-.
our 10 SIX bottles are warranted to onrs corrupt
3oe oottIe win care scsIy Erup,lons of the Skin.
worst kind Of Ringworm' "''"''u 70 cure 'n'
Two or three bottles are warranted to euro tho
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottle. will cure tn. worst case CT
A benefit L. always experienced from tn. erst bot
ss, ana perIect cure Is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable 70 those who have in
along old 1e sas so t ths
sG no h HNSs hn%:
HoI ass s6out II snltins some cases butlnot yours.
Of Boston. L know the effects CT 1t in every oass
has already done some Of the greatest oures ever
doEe In MassSchus ettB. gave il to children rear
CID, to od people CT sixty. havc seen poor pupy
EorIny looking children, whose fosh Yves soft md
oot:e ">" " ''o
To those who are subject to sick headache, one
oatarrh and dizziness. Some who have tax en- il had
been oostive Tor years, and hava been reg by
it. where the body is sound it works quite easy
but where there Is any derangeweut of the functions
OF nature, 1t Will cause very siBgr lar feelings but
IOu must not be alarmed; thsy always disappear in
from four days to aweek. There never a BAD re-
suit from 1t; on the contrary, whom that feeling is
gone, you will feel yourself like new person. !
heard some OF the most extravagant encom ums of
thot ever man listened to
In my own practice always kept it strictly for hu-
mOIs-but since its introduction as general family
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have been
found In 10 that never suspected.
several cases OF eplleptc htsa disease hioh WA
always considered lncurable, have been cured by a
tual In all cases OF that awful maady-there are but
few who have seen moro of il than have
know Ofssvera cases of Dropsy, ali of them AGED
people cured by 1t: For the various of the
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma Fever
and Ague Pam In the Side. Diseases of the SPINE
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys c. lie
DISCOVERY has done more good than any medicine
ever known.
No change Of diet over neosssary-eat tho bcst you
can get and enough oft.
Direetons for USe.-Adults ono table spoonfu
per day-chlldren over ten years dessert spoonfll
children from five to eight ears, tea -spoonful Al
no directions can be applicable to all oons fItutions
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day
hArUIAGruREp
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Monday, "a fAfrd day az May sszf the tovnshirs
on the proposed rosds from the st Crolx rver 90
lake" "to the vest end Of Lake Superior. and 20
Bayfeh," subject 10 the "p-oriso," "a ttsfed
above, IN reference 20 like lands the Hudson dIs-
trlot, viz:
NORTH Of the Sao liHs and pssf e|tke 6ssrfA rrts-
ofpdl r7eri5ias
townships 3. 81 and -. Of rsnses
Townships % 81. u. 81. and 90. ol range 10.
7th head. AZ the land ofhos at SUPERIOR on
Monday, the fhiTd dag 81 Magyar. the townships
on the proposed roads from the St. Crolx river or
lake To- the west end Of Lake SUPERIOR and to Bal
held. al Ject To the 'pTOrfso." stated above, N
reference to tho like lands the Hudson district,
viz:
North tie Ease lins and usu Of ths Joprfh Pris-
eiPdi meridian
Townships ~. q, ~. 81, snd &C, Of range1.
townships Al, ~, as and - az rsngea.
Town hips Al. ~. -. Is. 81. and 81. 90 ranges.
townships a. a. ~ ~. Is, &c, a, a., a. 81. and ~,
of ranges.
Townships al, ~, -, ~, a, 4s q. 49, 81 So So and
81, of range -
T"wmships 81, =? a, a.. IS &c. 81. "a. g. 50. and 81.
of ge6.
Tvwnshrps a. "a. a. -. s5. "a, "a. and Is, Of range,
7, 5. and ..
Townships "a. 4s. a.. IS. and ~ OF range To-
Fnwnshi3s a., a. 81 ~ -. 70, -, and -. of
ToSn.hips a. ~ a. -. IS. &C. snd q, Of mage H.
Townships a, A. g, ~ -, ~, as and ~, Of range
Ia.
Townships ~, ~. IS, -, - &C. a.. and IS. Of rSnss
IS.
Given under my hand, ~ the oitv Of Washington,
this sixteenth day of February. anno DONNA one
thousand elghi hundred and hiiy eight,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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