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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-HOn. Robert n Martin
Special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday
Durus Carter Henry Cragg An action to recover
sum of money for building house Defence a special
of the Court. Wm. B. Hill for the plaintiff. n Poe and
J. p Poe for the defendant
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-ITon. Wm. Geo
Krebs. Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday
George R. Smith rs Maria C. Smith. Decree passed d
vorcing the complainant rincdO HatrmOnii from the
defendant. r. C. Barry for the complainant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon z Collins Lee Judge The
matter of the suit Waters Waters-an application far
the appointment of Trustee in the place of f. G. Waters
deceased argued before the Court yesterday and held
under advisement.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Ths Conrt will convene at
eleven ococ; this morning for the transaction of the
regular assault and battery business
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. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The Lynchburg Firginan, of Thursday, gives
the following particulars of the recent accident on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad:
The train was running at its usual rate of speed,
when approaching Roanoke bridge it came in CON
tact with COW on the track-the ''catcher got
hold of the animal, but did not succeed in remov-
ing it from the track-the COW becoming entangled
in the under machinery of the engine, caused the
engine and baggage cars to be thrown offthe track
at point where the embanknent was at least TWEEN
ty feet high. Luckily, the coupling attaching the
baggage car to the passenger coaches broke. The
two baggage cars rolled to the bottom of the enr-
bankmenI. Sumo six eight of the hands employ
ed on the train were more less bruised The in
juries received by Mr.. George Harmeling are of
very serious character. Mr.. II. was in the baggage
car at the time of the accident, and went down
with it. The car was filled with baggage, a great
portion of which fell on him and when discovered
he was wholly insensible and did not recover his
consciousness for more than an hour. His injuries
being the head and chest, it is impossible to deter
mine their extent at this time. The baggage cars
are a complete wreck, and will prove an entire
loss. special train sent up with a detach-
ment of surgeons and railroad officers, as soon as
the information was telegraphed to the CITY, which
arrived back yesterday morning about nine clock
with large number of passengers from the disa-
bled wreck.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-Thc bark Indus of Baltimore
from Rio aneiro June 9th brings advices from the River
Platte The war between Buenos Ayres and the Argen
tine confederation continues Buenos Ayres refuses to
accept the mediation of England and asks the inerven
ton of France.
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Yazoo Valley under WATER

New ORLEANS, July 21-Dispatches received here from
Mississippi report the entire portion of the Yazoo Valley
under water in consequence of the giving way Tunca
Leyee The loss of property by this disaster it feared
will be heavy. s'
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Respect TO the Mcmorx of General auitman

NEW ORLEANS July 2l.-A proclamation has inst been
issued by Mayor Stth ordering that minute guns fired
ana te hgS OF the city be hung at hafmast all day
Quitman
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GRASS IN THE LONDON PARKS

The Garolner's Chronicle an English publication.
says that there is prospect of the total destruction
OF the grass in the really beautiful parks the Brit
lsh metropolis. In the Green Park. around Stat
ford House, and in the Regents Park the fine
velvet turf is entirely disappearing sIf Won
walk" says the Chronicle, cover the ground, Won
see little except dirty turs of towlikc substance
lthe remains of the herbage that has perished.
with holes between, through which the enemy has
retreated to his subterranean quarters" The de
cay seems to proceed in circles constantly widen
ing, the surfaces of which in the morning are coy
cred with grub and these in the afternoon are found
IN countless numbers underneath the sod. Rolling
the turf and other remedies have been tried in
vain. The insect known to children as 'Daddy
Longlegs, 'or "lIarry Longegs" is the parent Of
this mischief 1t DEPOSITS its eggs, by thousands
in the turf and these produce the grub which feeds
upon and destroys tender roots of the grass Pro
badly many ofour rural readers have frequently
seen this insect in the act of thus deposting its eggs
without being aware of the intent of its curious
movements or the important results which were to
follow. On almost any evening in the late Summer
or early Fall the female of this graceful insect may
be seen performing rapid gyrations the surface
OF smooth turf, spinning round on its dorset ex-
tremlty with such velocity that its wings and legs
are scarcely visible. The horn-like terminus of its
body is thus used as auger gmlet, and in the
hole thus bored in the turf the insect deposits
number of eggs which are Matched in the Spring
and produce the 'leather-coated grubs,' spoken
OF by the chronicle as being so destructive We
imagine that any application in the late Spring or
Summer, is too late to become remedy.
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General Harney.

ST. LOUIS, July 23-Leavenworth dates to the Goth
state that General Parney had been overtaken by
intended meeting the Cheyenne Indians in a peace
Council N - FN'e0
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Eire Mt NeHy ArIennS

Whitley, c. ", July pa frightful hail storm oc
CURED here this afternoon, during which houses were nm
rooted schooner dSmasted and the crops in the vicinity
totally destroyed. The storm lasted an hour
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NEW ORLEANS, July pa fire occurred here this
morning at the corner of Jackson and Ropean streets
which destroyed the wholesale grocery store of ] Nav
Co., and two dwellings adjoining. Loss $4,000
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Hail Storm I'm Conodo

SANDY HOOK, July 22.-There was large fire at Rock
one of the hotels destroyed
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NTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN-, THAT
! Land Warrant No 23,549 for 16O acres issued 2nd
May 1856 under the Act of Sd March, 1855 been lost
frauduleny disposed Of the having sent as
he is officially informed to George Fl. Hickman, at Bat
more Nd and having come to the hands of the IN
dersgned that he has given authority any one TO
sell assign the and that he intends apply to
the Commissioner Pensions for duplicate of said war
rant.
law-6w WILLIAM II, COLGATE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON AUCTION SALES. July 21-Maboranv-
crotches st. Domingo at 17G1S%, 6 mos 800 logs 80
crotchet Mansanilla do. 019G1l%, C mos
PILL 9
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

ROTTERDAM, July 3.-Cofee-The large deliveries last
month from the Trading Company have influenced the
market favorably good ord Java sold readily cts
and there remain buyers 1200 bags of private importa
ton sold at 5G5i cts In Sugar more doing, Rice in
brisk demand.
AMSTERDAM, July 3-Cofee-Little done this week in
consequences of small stock market rmer buyers of
good ord. Java at 81 cts. Brazil steady. Sugar firm
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DEATH OF GEN. GORDoN.-We regret to announce
the death OF this distinguished citizen He expired
on the 2lst inst. at his residence in Albemarle In
early life Gen Gordon attained high position in
the state, anu although he has not participated IN
the strife politics for many wears past yet to the
day of his death he was esteemed among the wor-
thlest OF the Democratic leaders. He was long an
influential member of the State Legislature. de
to give him historic name, for he had the honor
of PROPOSING the Sub-Treasury system At his
death he held the commission of Major General in
the militia of Virginia, Richmond South.
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THE POSTAL REvENUE.-The following is 4 state
ment exhibiting the receipts and expenditures of the
Post Office Department during the quarter ending
March 81, 1858:
RECEIPTS.
Letter postage S22G. .5s1.1S
Newspaper and pamphlet postage I6l, ,329. Is
Registered letter postage 7,2Sl.S5
sold 1,4S4, PIG 80
Surplus emoluments from box rents 26,026.34
Total Sl,9O5, ,43485
EXPENDITURES.
Compensation allowed postmasters S6I3, ,2S4 80
Incidental expenses of postohces 2S3,3SGG6
Paid for ship, steamboat and way let
ters 3S9Ol7
Net revenue, SlOO4S73.7O Amount Of Eo.ta1o 10
prepaid in stamps 81, ,357, ,25O.55- Washinq6n SGr.
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.

..a JUNE TERN, 1858.
ANNAPOLIS, July 22d, 1858
No %. Isaac Michael c. NJ Baker, Execx of Catha-
rine Mchaeappea from the Orphans Court of Frederick
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE R A N S

c Ell V ED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
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AFFAIRS AT Locust PoINT.-Yesterday everything re-
maned quiet in this section of the city, without the aid
an extra police force The hands at the different coal
yards have plenty to do number of are now
at the MharYes receiving their cargoas
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throughout the week. transactions summing up only
bags good fair to prime Rio at 104d11 cts, 200 bags
damaged do at 10 and 600 bags Laguayra sold yes
teray, private terms To-day the market closes quiet
at 104 dl04 for fair good fair and 11d1lk cts
for prime Rio HOLLY cts for Iaguayra and 15dl6 cts
for Java The imports this week have been 37OO bags
Rio per brig 0rsni The stock is about $4,000 bags Rio
and 5000 bags of other descriptions
COTFON.-The demand is still confined to manufac-
turers, who purchase only to supply their immediate
wants The sales of the week include about bales
dinary to good middlng Upland and Gulf at from II
cents cash. to 4 cents four to six months Stock about
ZOO bales Holders are very firm and prices may be
quoted cent. higher than last week We quote as fol
lows:
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KINGsToN.-s40 bbls. flour, 200 bbls. corn meal 400
bushels corn, boxes crackers 210 bbls pork, Dbl.
oee 'erces hams so kegs butter 200 kegs lard 10 bbs
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Middng. 134G13% 13%G133 l3YG13X
Good Middling 13aG1 II Gll4I l3SG14
Middling Fair II GT14I 14K6.11K 11;aj1II

/ |
! CANDIES.-We have nothing new to note The mar
ket very duh at former rates viz Adamantne at 1sG
20 cts; Chemical Sperm at 2s3O cts Sperm at IS d42
cts and City Mould at l5GGl54 cts.
COAI-There has been very fair degree of activity at
former viz $3.50 for Fine, $37 for Run of Mine
and 81 25 for Cumberland delivered board Anthracite
is unchanged, and sales making at SIS for best
qualities Wenote the export this week of $50 to
CoCOA.-There is very little ifany in first hands We
quote San Bias and Guyaqu at 16Gl17 cts
tLouR-rhere has been very moderate degree of ac
tvity this week and although the markets elsewhere
both domestic and foreign have shown brskness at
advanced rates the market here has scnsby a
Iected, though somewhat improved feeling mani
tested within few days past To-day there is still bet
ter feeling the part of sellers who are asking l2I0
cts higher though no sales have taken place above pre-
Vos rates The stock of super is very light and large
portion of 1t of very indifferent quality The transactions
of the week have been as follows
OHIO FLouE-The sales include 900 bbis. Super at
S4374; 1000 bbls. Extra s475 and 400 bbs do at
G9 995 to-day the market closes quiet with sales
scarce and in the hands of few parties the
market at the present views of buyers.
HOWARD sIREET.-The transactions embrace $50 bbls.
super at S43IR $50 do not choice at 81 %; and $50
bbs. Extra at 475a5 To-day the market closes quiet
with sales Of 200 bbls Super at $437A. We quote Extra
CITY MuLs.-There have been sales of 500 bbls new
super at S45OGI475. The market closes very firm to-
$50. WIN al improved eeins We quote Extra at Sa2og
z BALTNoRE II GRorND FL9URFamiyi still selling at
d75O, and Extra at S6d6.5O.
hlE has been very little done this week
Small sales at $780, at which figure the market closes
quiet.
CORN MEAL.-We note an advance this week There
were sales made yesterday of 600 bblS City s. and
early in the week 300 to 500 bbs at $37503S7k There
Is very little, if any, country meal the market we
quote it nOminally at 50 81 1850.
The exports for the week have been very light
- Bbls Bbls |
To Halifax. 735 To Rio de Janeiro 81 g75
81 Johns n. F.... COO Other Ports........ 113 !
West Indies. ........ no -
IN i"tu ...4l93
Together with 20 puncheons and l42 barrels Corn
Meal
The following are heinspecons of Flour and Meal for
he week dino, I,I,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

HALIFAX, n. S.-Br. Schooner BTo1y
us bbls mackere; 40 do. herring-kirkland Chas
/ Co. ...t
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The ESCAPED CoNvIcT.-Up to last night nothing had
been heard Of Charles King the prisoner escaped from
tho Maryland Penitentary on Sunday night last.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL. R A Parrish, Va; ! ri
w oolfolk, Mis- A Harris, Ky; IL VI Springer
Clayton, do; A Sims, do; Miss r PsImer
va Miss Nj Palmer do; l. B<pkam Pa: Gen
y A Hitchcock, w NicholI, Miss NichoIl
Miss VI Nicholl; w sykes, Miss X Caru-
do; ID l. Dunn and lady, Eenn; A Phases and
lady, Ala FlOurnoy, La q III Morrison do
Pannill, Va; FeviIle, Ala; G. Rowe
MO; Longnecker, Pa; X Dinwiddie, Mrs NJ
Reid, do Davenport, Tenn; W A Bisland and
family, La; Mrs ii Lambdin. Miss; Miss ID Nv
w Keller, La; MIR Keller, do; f English and
daughter, Mo, u NJ Brattie and daugh do;
: R3dney, Jf, do; smith, Pa; w oliver,
NATIONAL HOTEL--C ii Haines, Pa; J w
Hunter, Louis thinner, w p Smith, Md; Doctor
Sidughter ard lady, Miss y B4sssu va; b B
J oelden and fam, Ms = + Whine and family.
Tenn; K Fisk, Dis. Col Juan AyTeII. Peru:
j SHINES. Mr. King, Mr. TAYLOR Nc Napu.
Learned ConoyeT, NY; Mayo, Va, Gen
Harvey, A; stockton, ~ Jer; = Warren
Iowa; hartnett, Ky; ID b Smith, Ohio; II NJ
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-H Waters. Md.
ID z Browning, De- W Brown, DC ] G
Craeken, do; w G Hane. &C; "A GTeg. do: r
LIVES, do; Cooper, NY; Watson, do; /.
Hammer, Va; n Day, do; w Trent and Ia
dy, do; w Newell, &C; l. PInsbon and danah
child, Pa; w T Pickett, Va; C T ChambIin. do.
Brummell, NY. ~
kRkMOOD HOUSE s. Ha,ter, Pa: A G.
Weber, Va Cumming, Ga; ]. \ BuaTd' la.
W wpve,aeel do sOssief, DO WP Clyde, Del
N Bates and son, Del; L France Md: ID II
Hastings, UCA; A NJ Glass, Neb; VI u Newman,
va White, Md; Haywood, Mass: j b Gutb,
ne, IA; Crump, Va; II Mclean Can; GOV I.
roweI, ny; McCuiloch, Tex; II Garner,
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THE SENSITIVE PLANT.

u Poetry Is said to be gift, but 1t often
turns out to be a theft.
IL The Mohamedans say that one hour of JUS
nce Is worth 30 years Of prayer.
o. Gold has been found in small Quantities in
Fredericton, ". B. ...r-.a
IL Would you saw a lady was dressed lord
who was covered with bugles
" 10000 roses are required to give Yield Of
le9 grains of otto of roses
III child recently died In GaIlatin, Tennes
see, rom the enects OF eating wild cherries IL
Is not generally known that prussic acid one of
the most rapid and deadly poisons, is found in
the wild cherry
IL girl was arrested on Greenwich street,
New \ ork, one evening last week, for promena :
ing with (very unusual for the street, very scan
tycoveriny, consisting of a pair Of high -heeled
boots, leghorn lat and feather, and a skeleton
SKIRT.
ID man sitting upon the verandah of an up
country inn, hailed - one of the eldest inhabi-
tants," and inquired the denomination of the
church upon the opposite side of the road. The
reply was, Wal. she was a Baptist nat rally.
but they don't run her now"
ID The Baltimoreans are rejoicing over the
success OF the new ship channel IN the PatapSco
river. On Saturday, its capacity was tested biz
the passage of ship drawing 10Y feet Of water
carried up.
IL Tne Bombay Geographical Society an
nounces, in their proceedings that they have re-
ceived a specimen of the walking leaf from Java
curious still, a walking flower, described a. a
creature with white body, pink spots, and crim-
son border.
IL boat was found afoat near Eastport, Me,
last week, with no one on board IL was found
10 he held by fishing line, which, upon hauling
IN, was found bed by one hook to a balibut
and the other hook 10 the wrist of man; and IL
was supposed that the halibut was hauled to the
surface, when by accident the second hook caug hi
In the wrist OF the man, who was carried over
board by the weight of the fish.
IL A correspondent of the Cleveland Review.
writing from Cicago, says 4 should say that
every real estate man Is moTtgaged for five times
what ne can pay As a general item upon this
point, Will state, upon the authority of friend
who saw the records, that the assessed valuation
Of the taxable property Of Chicago last spring was
oo,Oe, 0OO, while the amount recorded upon bond
and mortgage, which il was pledged to secure
was over SlOo Ot0, coo
AN OUTLINE PICTURE PHiLADEIPHIk-
flrst-Housss flush to the sidewalk small red
bflcked, and white shattered, with three white
marble steps, without ratings. protruding- into
toe pavement for no earthly purpose than 20 trip
up tine pedestrian. Second-!mmenseS silver door
oeIi-pulls ThiTd-a druggists shop at every
corner; and fourth-an ice-cream saloon in every
olock By these four indications, a stranger NAV
instantly recognize Philadelphia. IL Is laid out
with wonderful regularity.
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Medicines,
A YE X s.
"a - CHERRY PICTORIAL.
n VIZ For THE RAID CuREoF
IA ~ COLDS, COUGHS. ANr
HOARSENESS.

Through trial of NAM. y ears. and through every
nation of civilized men. AYER'S CHERRY PFC.
TURAI. has beer found to afford more relic aud to
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any OF her
tied consumption have been cured by it, and thous-
ands of sufferers who deemed hey Ond the acb
OF human aid have been restored tn their friends and
usefulness, TO sound health and the enjoy me nts of
lungs and throat. Here a cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eve, and
the pale, thin features Of MIN who lately lusty
and strong. whisper tn all but him CoNsUMPTIoN.
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame, lie is taking the CHI. r.
ny PECTORAb now: II has stopped HIS cough;
made his breathing easy; his sleep Is sound at
his appetite returns and wlthIt his strength The
dart hIch pierre his side IS broken Sosrcely any
neighbo' hood can be found which has not some Iv-
Ing trophy like Ibis to shadow forth the virtues
winch have won for the Cherry PectOTal an Inn
here. Nay, ltaceompshes more by prevention than
euro. The countless colds and coughs which ii
cures are the seed which would have rIpened into
dreadful harvest OF incu-ah diseases. iDtiueBZa,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Plsurisy, WI hoop
ing Cough and al rrltatons of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CHERRY PECTOR A l. II
taken In season. Every family should have II by
them. and they will find IL invaluable protection
parent sheep from many flock and the darling amt
from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with direc
tons for the treat lent of each comp amt, may BIZ
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth. order that the sick every where
may have before them the Inform ttOn 1t contains
Druggists and dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sails thes,
remedies, prepared by Or. j. g. AVER, Praotica
and A naly ticSl Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by -. GILMAN, Washington, and by II
COOK, Alexandra, and 10y all dealers everywhere
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SALES OF rt Sic sGi S'' LANDS, IN THE

STAFF OF LOUISIANA.
In pursuance of law, IL is hereby declared that
pubic sales will be held made known in the no.
tee of postpOnement. da ed May 27fh, 1853. at the
aforementioned land ce IN the stats OF Louisiana
to wit:
AT the land office at MONROE. commencing on
Monday, tire 1cth day of September next, for the
disposal of the public lands, heretofore unonered,
IN the following townships and parts OF townships
North Of tae base line and east Of the principal
nlsridian
Sections Sc Il rs e nnd 6; the NJ lfand the toINW
aud the y u of SW "a Of IL vi township eighties;
sections 2. as. g. 10. r. H. 49, 20 p "a s. o. 81 81
81, and Sc OF township nineteen: sect ons Ia 81 in
ciusIve and sections %. o. 81, a. and So of town
s sf!RR twenty; and township twenty of range
Sections 2. g. TO- u. H. 10, b. o. a, % % g.
Inc us ve and sections j. 81, aid 81, OF townshlp
ivy MY; and townships twenty zone, twenty two,
and twenty three, of range nIne
Sections 2, T. 8, 10, ~. a. 49, ~. -, 81 26 a. 81
81 "a and 50, Of township nlneteen ssctIn. to 81,
twenty; and townships twenty lone, TWEEN two,
and twenty three, of range ten.
of range eleven.
At the land Office at MONROE, o7mmencIpg on
onday, the nth Of sept mber ext. for the dis
sections. within the aforementioned townships,
which remain TO the United States. within miles
Tsxa. railroad" subject, as rsonired nv law az" 10
minimum oil two dollars and nifty cents per acre,
North Of ths base line and east Of the principal
meridian
Townships II and 10. Of RANGES
IOwlshlps l6 IL. and 10. OF raIges g. To- Ii and IL
townships IS, rs, and H. of ranges 10 and IA
Townships IS and lG. Of rangeI5.
The offering of the above lands will he commenced
on The days appointed ard will proceed IN ne order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
nave been offered, and the sales thus closed but nc
sac shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no waite entry Of anf ofthe lands will be admitted
dnin after the expiration of the two weeks.
Lands appropriated by law tor tne use of schoois
nhiltafJ ara other purposes will be xciuded from
the sales.
Gives under my hand at tHe city Of Washington,
this sixteenth DAY of Ju Ammo DOmini one thou.
sand eight hundred and nifty eight.
by order oI tho President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled Ia the ight O pre- empiIop
70 any OF the ,nds Within the townships md parts
Oh townshps above enumerated is required To estab-
ne n the same to the satisfaction of the register ard
receiver OF the proper land ofiee, and make paw
nish thtrsJoT as soon as practicable uTf,T see
tng rats notice. and before the day appointed for
the CONNIE ncement of the public sale of the lsDds
en3Iaclng the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
commissioner OF the General Land Once
~ 10 lawl3w