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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
No. COL

No. COZ.
Notice of the postponement OF the public sales
Of the lands in the parishes OF Madison and
Carrot, In The State or l. nisiana, ordered to
be held by proclamation No. COS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
the public lands within the parishes OF Madison and
Carroll tho State Of Louisiana, ordered by proclamation No sos,
1885, be held the land Office Monroe the
louisiana tho l4h and 2s OF June have been
the President the goth and 9th OF mbe
ncx prior which the sales win again DO advertised accord
ing 10 law -
TII0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
May 20--Iaw4w [IntSStar
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No Co.,
BY the President Of the United States.

TN pursuance Of law, l. james Buchanan President
Il Of the United States Of America hereby declare and make
ices in the TERRITORY NEBRASKA at the periods hereinafter desg
mated 10 wit:
BROWNSVILLE commencing Monday the str
day Of September ne for the disposal Of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz;
North Of the base line and east Of the siah principal meridian
That part township outside Of the Sac and Fox and Hall
Breed Semaha reservation of range II.
The parts of townships and outside of the Sac and Fox
and Half Breed Nomaha and fractional townships and
That par. o township one outside of the Sac and Fox
township the parts townships g. a. and outside OF the Hall
Breed Ncaha reservation fractional township O. of TO-
townships s. and 4 that part Of township
Breed Nemaha reservation and township 9 Of range H.
7swnMs ) and and q range rsnss Il Il
Townships L. 2, 3, 4, s, and g. Of range TO-
Townships l. ., 3, a, s, and g. Of range O.
At tho Cry commencing Monday the
day September net for the disposal of the public lands within
the following named townships, viz:
Norf Of the base Of principal meridian
Fractional townships and s. Of range IS.
Township and fractional townships s. o. TO- H. and r. of
Townships s. TO- H. H. and fractional township
Townships H. and fractional townships IL and 49,
Townships g. 10, H. and fractional township IL, of range
townships s. 49, fractional townships A. 49, and 49,
range g.
Cry, commencing Monday the sih
day Of September ner for the disposal of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz:
Of the base line and east Of The sirh principal meridian.
Fractional townships 49, IA, IS, and 49, Of range a.
rasona wnsps on ans IT, and
uonal townships II, IS, 10 and 90 Of range ~
Fractional township I. IT, to- ig TO- H. and 49, and
Fractional townships 12 49, and H. and townships iS e H. 49,
townships IA, 49, townships H. 49,
20, OF range o.
appropriated by for the of schools military and other
purposes will be excluded from The sales.
Offering the lands win be the days APP
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.
No. 6lS
Notice OF the POstpOnemcnt of the Public Sales
In Minnesota, ordered TO be held by Prccla-
ma ton n COG

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
OF the public lands within the late
boods the Dacoab Sioux nation Of Indians
Proclamation No May a. 1855 be held
Fnbaut Henderson, the State of
thirtch Of August and sixth Of September
the President postponed until further
u TIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of tho General Land ONCE
any 2T-1awtw lint &Star
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NOTICE TO IRE EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of emrop Of the
lands within the townships and parts OF townships above enumerated
required To establish the the satisfaction OF The REGISTER ana
IT the land oce, aud make payment therefor az s
practicable alto hs before tho appointed m
the Of the public e the lands embracing the a
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General land once
July 3--1nwbw Tni6Sarl
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[No. eli.l
BY the President Of the United states


isnaied,
AZ the lana Once a. ~ no. commencing On Monaa ID
the lol''~Hs townships and parts Of townships VIZ
No'A q 'Ae oase '"e ana ea y 'A< n'"00s'' "e'
south o. lei river Of seeoa 81 the x ss the K So
NV q "a and The NE Z O. So q ,os,asp "ce Ihs + g sec
the u n and The sw Of ST Of section a the E the
NV ofli The 4 ofis; < ola; Isl Z the
Sc o. NE q and Tho 81 X ofsw \ Of III the < q NE the
inclusive the = ofSE the NV Of NE =, mo = Of sE x,
The K Of sw X y ~ 50,
IS inclusive o. 'sp s sections TO 80 nsay mo NJ ~
NE sw Of 49, and sections "a and So Of t'A @ Of range
and 2 The NE Of b the \ Of 4 section .hs \
so me NE i fs the sS \ Of 81 the y Of
81 and sections s - and 20 hs NJ S II IT, and H s
I u 49, 10 and 2o the Of the sw
s ss - 2 i G sa ID g s %
North If ne base line aud ,ge,, q lAe Hum,olt mdian
Section. and !; lots aud 5, Of section sections and q the
ls Sections cd e Ss &c % ne sG' he k
and q section 81 e, @ s1 The ssi M% q g. s.
D. ~ 81 ana so 3 e - sss s ' rss
y S@ sessions .ss'sa section
The 's < tho ~ ~ Z. he NY
a Y Of q he Ne sqs ~ w s and ,ss
sw < he NV de sw ., ,ss
= - Ss.ss 5 @ and
North Of de base line and '0e q ta' Mount Da'ao "er'da"
The sw q section NJ section "a u s ~ lie sW
,ss q q ,ss,; ss g q ., ! j
az ana lection "a Of ohip forth Of range tree Sections L. g.
Ne q "A Of s @y ,s lh9 Is 10 90 ss' an% a. @
tons . aa % % we ~ o. o. 90 and 40 he n = Of Al
sw q ~ e % l a. seas "a and "a, ar and the sw Of
sp sy The sw 4 Of section C" H. seeo rs :; r.,
s@d Il as sections 90 80 81 81 4 as
T ,nSs o he sw Of section, 81 the NV 4 and the
n ss asaon seI IS 10 oeva Of p @ @
q p t aps sss and
~ ~ .ea s N Is and II to ss inclusive Of townp forty
or5ssgsss ! .,,o, section, II. sw 4 ~ section IS III.
The sw be sw Of se sections &c. ST. and 81 op
eee Sections = aha ss y ne = the 81 I Of a. section "a
township i sections ,s r. q ara 4, %,
q o. ma A. ,h 81 q Of II the 81 4 Of To- sections 20 10 90
inclusive the p I sections to & inclusive the Z and
the sW Of q sections ~ 20 n ea q a & ~ v Jus s
81 ana r ass'spns the = % tho L Of and Sections 70
S. nclns w ~ h TX 81 IA sections 81 "a o. and 2e the ST
q y, secio ion 49, Of eAiR gt sig The = Of section
u the ST. Sc 4 Of 90 sw u OF Il; sections %
ls Tue Y and The NE 2o and sections "a and 49,
Of .oas range usive the SIC u III sections 10
d s + nsaSs Sc & es tsss r.
onnhip selrs The q SECTOR tn tho 81 u Of section
8 sections Io i; ,s sw i e II ds 2a the "
sections ~ is, 90 and Fl the II a. and IS Of
u 70 section II and fractional sections ~ 20, fourteen
an a tsm dna tns~ty nre Tho q of secta s
tons 10 to 10 nclusiyo and section 10 70 vi inclusive q
y The sE + o. section ,e NJ q % ~ 'a 90 ~ - t
The y o. section z SECTIONS Is n and = Gs r. 4 Of
range CSC ssr e. I 7 7 - = = { "
The y Of seeion ~; tne sm @ II ahe 81 we b ~
2a sections = and ' and the M % y" 3. p ''
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mo. 6I6.1
No. 6I6l
sales Of Public Lands In tho state Of Lon isfana.

Sales of Public Lands In tho state Of Lou siana.
TN PURSUANCE of law, it is hereby declared
dated 1853 land Of
ice in the 81 ito Of Louisiana, wit;
At the Office Monroe Monday tho goth day
offered IN the following townships aud Townships
North Of as oass line and Of principal meridian
Sections and g. the NE and the NJ Of NV of s;
y Of 10; tho X, the n o. Sc and the i Of swl4 Of
49, 49, So 81 s. and a. 81 ss nnn sections % a.
elusive and sections as 3o s2 a. and &c. to'vs reny
Sections TO- a. a. 49, 90 "a a. &c. 49, 80 a. a. and
49, o. s0sp a'ne sections TO 3D. inclusive and sections 49,
"a aud 90 topsp tons and Townships twntyone, ey
Sections 8 TO- ~ a. 49, 2o a. a. 49, 3d. 49, a. and
o. 90 aud &c. q township eny and townships cy teny
moo, ana tpeFythree OF range
1beasaps tocHt, tre'ayne, and wenttu range euen
AZ the land Office at Monroe, Monday day
Not e @ lands in the s
main to the United States ohn sic miles each side Of the cks
minimum 81 too dollars and fly cents per acre. ris.
NorA gahe base Inc and Of The principal netaian.
Townships IL and IS, ofrange g..
Townships Is, 10, and II, Of ranges Ia ID.
Townships 10 and Is, Of range 10
pointed will proceed In the order in which they advertised
until the whole shall have been offered the sales
but sh III be
entry Of tho Lands Will be admitted until after the expiration
appropriated by for the use of schools military and
Other pu,poee, will be excluded from the
Given under my hand at tho City of Washington this sixteenth day
BY order Of the President;
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every right pre- eppuon any
lands within the townships of townships
receiver make payment therefor as soon as praeicab after
seeing thus notice and before the day appointed for the
ment OF the public sale embracing claimed
otherwise such CLAIM will be forfeited.
TfIos. A. HENDRICKS,
Juy io-ia"ioW uneiNStarJ
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sales OF Public Lands.
June l0--wtds

TN pursuance of the provisions of the 3D. section Of
Tie act entitled An act 70 authorize re TOE President Of tho United
Minnesota belonging the half breeds mixed boods Of the Daco
1874 s9ps hereby declared that uS Win % s u made
the notice Of dated Estruary 90 1853 at the
land offices the State Of Minnesota the periods
hereinafter designated, TO wit:
At the land occ at Rsprnsos on The SIKH day
within following townships fractional townships
tho hbceds mixed bIocds the
Sioux nation Of Indians viz
North Of Of nm principal meridian
township eleven
Of range ten
The eleven
and one hundred and twelve, Of range twelve.
Indicated tracts township hundred and aud
townships hundred twelve hundred
teen, OF range thirteen.
tina, part township twelve
hundred and thirteen within the above mentioned reserve
par, townships
ecrve, Of range fifteen.
At F,rn,rrr commencing day of
following townships fractional townships
for the or mixed boods Of the Daeoah Sioux
OF Indians, viz:
North Of Of heh principal meridian,
The Indicated tracts in that Of fractional township hundred
within the mentioned
in that townships hundred and
eight hundred and and fractional township hundred
ten, reserve, Of range
The INDICATED that township hundred and eight
nine hundred and ten, OF range eleven.
The Indicated tracts that Of townships hundred and
ard In township one hundred and ten, Of twelve.
that townships
hundred and within tho
range thirteen.
INDICATED that OF township hundred
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fourteen.
The INDICATED tracts in that part Of township hundred and
within mentioned reserve, OF range fifteen,
ocrhs the above nnds win be commenced the
appointed will proceed the order which they
whole shall and the sales thus
longer than weeks private
entry Of the lands will DO admitted until after the expiration
the weeks. a4+t.
Given my hand, city washington, twenty
day May Domini thousand eight hundred fifty
eight
BY order of the President
| TIl0S A HENDRICKS
U. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person entitled the right prescription of the
the
proved 1853 establish the satsac
register land Office,
this
appointed for the OF the public
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such viii
forfoled. THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tlis Olhce
May 2s-1awtds [Intel&starl
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TIME RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
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Coke, Counsellor Ian, Washington Pamphlet z, es9s
Juy FRANCK fAflH
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTroN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right presumption any the lands
within the townships and
qured 70 establish the same 20 the satisfaction of
practicable after seeing this notice before the day appointed for
the Of tho public sale Of the embracing
tract claimed; otherwise such claim win be forfeited
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General Land oHlce
July 24--lawl3w lint &Star1
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No GIL.
Notice of the Removal Of the Land once from
the Island OF MackinaC to Traverse City, in
the State of Michigan.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions OF the act
Congress- entitled authorizing changes in tho location
Offices, approved March 3d. 1883 g hereby declared and
the public lands at Macti
Michigan will removed Traverse City, at
period prdcfobie after the 1st Of July
removal will be issued by
he receiver for the land district
hand at tho city Of Washington this seventh day
of June A. n. 1898.
By order Of the President THcS A. HENDRICKS,
June s--w6w COMM ioncr OF the General Land oiDco
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United states Patent once,

Washington, July 0, 1858.
ON the petition of Frederick Il. Sickles, of New
~ York praying Of patent granted him
the 10Th Of October 1874 for Improvement In openng
closing engines
patent which place the 18th October
petition be heard Once
October IL O'Clock
notified appear and show they have petition
ought TO be granted
the extension file
their objections specially forth In writing twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either
the said hearing be
tho Office, which viii appIca
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depositons and other papers relied testimony
be the morning argu
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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
Wonders from Cultivation.

Commencing on the extraordinary ame.
~liorating effect produced by cultivation,
DR.. Paris, an eminent authors says that
there is scarcely a vegetable which We
at present employ, that. can be found to
grow naturally. Rice, rye, and barley
have been altered by the industry of man:
kind from plants not now resembling
them, even in such a degree as to enahls
us to recognize their relation. The cole.
wort, q plant ofscanty leaves, not weigh
ing half an ounce. has been converted
into cabbage, and the potato was derived
from a small, bitter root wild in Chinal
and Monteyideo. Metamorphoses a.
wonderful have taken place in horticul-
ture the tough covering Of the almond.
into the soft flesh Of the peach the sour
aloe into the delicious plum ; the austere
crab of tho woods into the golden pipper.
The apple itself has been reproduced 10
endless varieties, emulating, says our al.
thor, in beauty of form and color, in sls,.
ubarencs Of fertility and richness s.of
flavor, the rarcr productions Of warHef
regions and more propitious climates.
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Why Keep Potatoes in the Dark.

1t Is often observed by good housekeep
ers that their best potatoes come from tbs
bottom of the bin or barrel, where they
are tho most effectually guarded from til
light, and often covered with the soil that
has sifted down from the upper layers
1t is often recommended that this vege-
table be kept in a dark cellar. Il has
been suggested that one reason ofthe de.
terioration of this vegetable is ewing. in
part, to the fact, that cellars in ali the
modern built houses are made much more
light and airy, than they were thirty
years ago.
The potato is in its most perfect condit-
ion when it is fairly ripe, and has the
largest share of starch in its composition
Ii 1T could be kept in the ground. with.
out freezing SO as to destroy its vitality,
it would remain nearly unchanged in its
character, until the following Spring
when the increased warmth Of the sun
would excite the germs. Art should at.
tempt to do what nature does perfectly
ia the original home of the potato. 1t Is
kept in a cool, dark, desposlt Of vegeta
bic mold until the spring opens. In the
good old-fashioned cellar which kept DO.
tatoes, when VIZ were q boy, these condit.
ions were well observed. The bin was
IN the darkest coolest part Of the cellar,
ard the potatoes were deposited there
with the dirt upon them, as they came
from the held and they saw no ray Of
light, excent that Of a candle, from No.
| vember till March. They were only
kept from freezing. in the zero nights, by
o thick covering of rye straw.
In the modern built house there is usu'
ally too much light and warmth in tbs
cellar. The potatoes cone III early, win
ter into the light and temperature o.
april. The productive instincts Of tht
tuber are excited, the eyes begin to star
which makes the potato so mealy and nice
as an article of food. begins to pass oyel
into other compounds, favorable to the
growth ola new crop. The cook com
plains Of ~wet'heavy potatoes. The pre-
lnaturely sprouted tubers, 1t 10 Frequently
observed are not so productive as Others
The reproductive energy SCENE to be
weakened by this antimiy light and heat,
1t looks reasonable that tho oourse fol
lowed up for long series Of years, should
have an ~unfayorable influences upon tls
health Of the plant Market gardenari
are alive to this fact. and let their early
potatoes ripe in July, lie in the ground
until November hefore they dig them.-,
They are then Kept in . cool dark cellar
until it's time to start them for planting