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TN pursuance OF law, ], James Buchanan President
known ts4 ablc sales viii be held al tho
ces IN the TaoRY NrsaKA at tho periods Hereinafter des
AZ the land oce at BRowSsx commencing Monday
day Of September m for tho disposal Of the public lands within the
North Of tic base Of principal msyidan
That part township outside q the Sac and Fox and Half
Brood, Nsmain reservation, q range ~
Halt Breed Nemaha rcscraon and fractional townships and
that part township one
township p the parts Of townships and outside Of the Hall
Of township outside Of the Sac and 70.
= a4 that ss Ssss 81 ~ z ' M
Townshpa J, 2, s4 9 and and 9, q range range 49, l
4$ss:Ss. NJ .:sss j.
Al the land Office Mt NEBRASKA Chr commencing Monday
g september for the disposal Of the public lands within
the following named townships, viz: 8i
NORTH Of he base line and Of the sizah principe, meridian
Fractional townships 8, Of range is.
Township and fractional townships g. O. TO- H. and ~ OF range
Townships IL, and ~ and fractional township 49, Of
Townships S. TO- H. townships IL and 49,
of range IL.
Townships 1859 TO- fractional township 70, OF range
Townships 10 and H. and fractional townships ~ ia and
Townships s. 49, and townships ls
range o.
CRY, commencing Monday tho sirA
following named townships, VIZ:
Norta Of Of principal meridian
Fsssns ,sns 49, ~ range :. Il
townships IL and 49, townships H. u.s. and Is and frac
Fasna ownss H. ewnsh. IS H. and
fractional townships 10 and 20, Of range H.
~ and g. q range 10 ! . i,
20, Of range 0.
appropriated the Of schools military and other
purposes win be excluded from the .alcs,
pointed and will proceed tho order In whch they advertised
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At the land Office at Lecompton, commencing Mon
day. the nineteenth day of july next for the disposal of
the public lands within the following named townships
viz: taA
South Of The base line and east Of The arh principal meridian.
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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
South Of the base line and east Of the sirh principal medsan
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WTAR DEPARTMENT,

WAHHTNHTUS' NlHTUH
PROPOSALS viii be This department until
3Ist the purchase than
legal subdivision the unsod land Of the and Rock land
the Of Illinois heretofore reserved for military
unaot which tho Island
divided by the surveys and for which proposals invited
follows,
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NOTICE 10 rRE-EMPToN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of presumption to any
of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above mentioned is required to establish the to the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor practicable
of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
e p3 Af n THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
sf "1a Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
MIR IA 1awlSw [Intel&Star So $3.50
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At the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing on Mon
day. the nineteenth day of July next the disposal Of
the public lands within the following named townships
viz: 3.egg3
Soh of The base line and Of tie sirh principal ~idan
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BY the PRECEDENT or the United states.


TN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES BUCHANAN Presi-
dent II the United States OF America do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales will bs held
the aforementioned and Offices. in the State OF Loulsl
ANA, al the peEiods hereinafter dsagnatod, 10 wit
At ths land o6iGs NJ AoSnan commencing Monday,
the Jossss dag n ns s~x DR. hs disposal of the pub
lie lands heretofore uaoAssd tuAted in the following
townships and parts Of townships, via:
Norh Of the bass Ige asd aas q tls yrsscpa psSskaa
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Papers that have copied the Advertisement
will Insert this note. Ssh

NEcCULLOCH ON METALLIC AND PAPER
WI Money and Banks, volume, london 1883 81 rs
Art by Lieut. Col J. j. Graham, volume London
1853 with diagrams ~ 10. -rb
1858 by Arthur Mills, NJ r., volume London with
revenue map. ~ 10
Personal Journal Of the siege os Lucknow by Cap
25th, volume, Inndon, 1853 o. cents.
Lcupes Japan edited by VontNebc voume Amsterdam 1858
- rs
Burkcs Book OF Orders of Knghthoo
sf3 ~ -
poets, &C., IN - volume, london 1883 80
National Philosophy, ts history and system by Frazer
bfnpnrTh University, J volume, Edinburgh, 1858 81.
May 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Bids will be received for tho purchase Of the lands in for
arcs above described the department
sef either
most advantageous TO the government
Bids will be received until IL O'Clock the 31st
which hour all then department will be opened
Proposals should seated Proposals
chase OF the Island of Rock Islandn
be made cash the Assistant
the Treasurer Washington, within fifteen accp
the bids and depart
In OF failure the payment peci
fed, tho award shal be declared null and void
JOHN b. FLOYD, tsf
Mar 27-iawtd Secretary OF War
sNormhe following described lands which claimed by the
Railroad Bridge Company the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad Com
and the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company under the
of Congress- 1852 entitled grant the
all Rail Turnpkcs
through tho pabc belonging United stst being
land three hundred width said Island and
three for Depot grounds particularly designated the
hd Ia the General nnd Once John D. Sargent attorney
with February IS 1s54arc reserved from
of the 8 W. 20 T. 10 M X Nv
72acres OF the fractional NJ X OF acct 49, r. IL Nj r.
2w. htFF
tho N. W. \ IN E. y sect SO, T Ism, R:w
n - A JOHN r. FLOYD
Nav 15-Iawtd Secretary
Papers that have copied the Advertisement
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NNHE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVEh vi
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Following the Drum" Glimpse of Frontier Life w VT
81 just received at PHILIPS New Bookstore, -
May 20 332 Penn avenue, between 9th and ION sl~
ERROLDS WIT.---Specimcns of Douglas ,,rs
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tons 10 Journals intended 10 illustrate his cnion Arrange
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cul~d their march to tho neighboIhood Of
Font Bndgsr aud Supply (which we're vas
Gated aud burnt upon i!ieir APPROACH whore
It is saii they intend to winter. nd~r
these circumstances | respectfully suggest
that you take such measures rs your en-
lightened Judgment may dictate u insure
public tranquility and protect, preserve, and
petpetu4'e iu,Ioatr fh1ss iual snaala cuu-
sntuti1ual rights which have dreeuird to
c, Ne rich l-gacy from our forslat,ers.
q. civilized nation is one lhsl never 100,
trngcs upon The lights of - clt4rns. but
strives 10 protect and msee hnppy all with"
is sphere, which our Government. above Oh
others, Is obligated 10 accomplish, though
is present cnarse is IA tsr tom ihHt wise
and lust path rs the Garth Is from ibr sup.
And under the segrasaieG ala8ss .hat aaye
he,u hrapri un0n as 30 the pati, Y"l snt
tie waois people are uly wiiue.sss i4st t
has uote particularly Isllen 10 nIY l.' aHl
been nav policy eud practice 70 rs,fain
rather than urge i-sist.uce 10 uaurrauon
and Tyranny on the pa' ct the nHefr. ia
tie Constitution md Constitutional iaws
lNho are also our enemies and the eusnI-s
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ME- yyAoC OF BRIGHAM YOUNG TO
THE MORMON LEGISLATURE.


DELIVERED ~ GREAT SALT LAKE CRY,
p,c,Mntn IL. D. 1857.
Gentlemen Of the Council and House Of Representative
The people, ior the promotion OF whose
advancement IN correct eoyefument sou
are now assembled IN a legislative capacity.
are So f,mo,- from the high. wrought cx.
element and consequent entsuglng ques
tons eommon to the populou- mat. OF
national aud International commerce. ar.
Az little prone 10 de.m mere property. rank
titles, snd 'llice the highest piixrs for hu
man Effort. and through enlightened choice
ate So invariably peaceful aud law abiding
that Your duties pa,tnke bat 10 a small de.
gree OF ths' warned, perpleSng. aud lr'rl-
cat" description 40 characteristic oi the
legislation OF most. II not all other COM
munit,e- But however orderly And up.
right siea people. the changes aud espefl-
enc" lorId.nt 10 Transporting circumstances
ard cons, qu"ut new views aud events. al
lord hmp.e scope for the exercise OF that
candid celebration aud prudent for.lhough,
without which Legislation is listl- to be lar
more det im-uial than beneficial.
those unparalleled habits of industry
snbti-t,, order, and r-sp-r, to the just nights
ol all. which 80 prominently distinguish
the occupants OF region unlnsllng to
dwrllrf. IL more favored clm-s, have cou-
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our General aud State Government. are in
form, are based upon the principle that the
governed ,hsl enjoy tho righ, 10 elect their
own officers and be guided by laws having
their own consent, and perfectly aware that
/ by the Constitution residents In Territories
are guaranteed tim, great right equally with
residents 10 states tor Congress has not
one particle more Constitutional power to
lsgi.la,a tor aud officer Americans IN Ter
rtofies than they have to legislste Tor aud
officer Americans IL S,stesl respectfully
mefnorislzed the President aud senate to
appoin, officers Tor Utah IN accordance with
m accompanying lis, containing the names
# persons who were the first choice iaf tho
Offices pl-e d opposite those names, but %
that selection dad no, meet with approved
+ they were solicited to make the appoint
meu,. from lit containing other aud a
larger unmber OF uame- OF residents who
wefe also the choice Of tue people, and n
+ that selection was also re eeteil 30 appoint
from any par, Of the | Mon, with the simple
request. in such event, that the appontess
be rood mea. Ia tails matter OF appoint
meet of officers, what more lights rol.i
the most tyrsnnical in a republican govern
meut ask Territory 10 waivef ! ct to
~ ,n's ""'o no 'i''e'a' '"''' '''''"
corning the action, II any, token upon hat
memorial has ever reached u.
Time glided by, and travellers and news
papers began 10 confirm the rumor that
the present Executive aud - part OF h's Cab.
NV ""' ,''u'' " W. '""''
against wa" ny p"g '"'s''
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traitors Most as'uteo'S 'n"ae "u' M
madls urging measures 10 fnoF'f' we ses
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oi liberty nP'" VINO" our '''e'"'"'"'
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toss OF .uhef oi "hieh ny '"' Pe"Fl.' wv
cr'ehiat'o jung" 0.'ts mas "'ssY "',' '''''
would he the tn'n OF our hrp'"'e "' "'
suncu'n"' ne '''"'''S' A"o 'N-' ''s'''"'
James Madison, among oNh"f i"' posses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-17

The Mail steamship Star Of the West, Of the Pana
ma line, with sdvces tToa san Frshsisco TO the 20 h
of October, arrived at New York the 18th A
general Outline of the intelligence brought by her,
to the 18th, had been previously received by the
| Overland Mail The news is quite uoimportaut
The successful through passages Of the s.tges ezot-
ed the utmost satisfaction and elected amusing dis
plays of enthusiasm. The mail that wtr to leave
Immediately after the departure Of the steamer, had
already secured fourteen passengers The usual
summary OF crime and accident figures in the San
Francisco papers: presenting, however, no case Of
noteworthy interest The ship General Gushing was
wrecked In he harbor Of Sap Francisco On the 10Th
ut just after she had weighed anchor for Sydney,
Australia The vessel belonged 10 NewbUyport,
where she was fully insured. George Pen johnson,
the editor Of the National who in duel last August,
inflicted the wound of which Senator Ferguson sub
sequently died, had surrendered himself the
thories Of Marin county. He had fed soon after
the affair and since been hidden upon The Revenue
.cutler William L. Marcy, absent on long cruise
down the coast The markets OF San Francisco
were extremely dull curing The week preceding the
departure OF the steamer
The close OF the Indian wsr 10 Washington Terri
tory IS &DuuuaDly VeTineu Dy 0Mciai luIOlm3uau
On the 9th Of September, the command Of CoioHel
Wright attacked the associate tribes the backs Of
the Spokan River, and, after brisk as,io-, routed
them completely, and without serious damage to any
Of his men. He followed up the victory by a rapid
advance into the settlements Of The Indians, where
by a display of severity, the offenders ughl
to sue for peace in terms the most humilstiag Ga
IL, a treaty sscoGoladed with The Ceur
Alenes, and the 23d with Toe Spokane aud other
tribes The Pelouses 10 close their treaty
within few days aiser.
We have adyioes from Santa Fe, New Mexico to
he 18th ult Another encounter laj taken place |
between the troops under Col Miles ana the Navajo
Indians. IN when the latter suffered loss Of zen
;illgd and several wounded, besides losing eighty
i've horses and i1ty-fve hundred sheep Two Of
,o Aiiles' men were missing after tie battle, sup
,osed to have been killed The Mohaye Indians are
spor.ed to have attacked au emigrsDt train at The
ro.siDg OF he Colorado il September lsst killing
lree men, Two women anu four children and wound
lg sixteen others
The Washington correspon ieHt Of the New York |
'ases writes under date Of the I2th 1.-The position
ssulued by he British Government relative to Mic
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raE CESAR FmASCIAL FEAUD.-FURTHER r
rlcULARs.--The sluPendous financial swindle con
nected wilh The extensive issue of the bogus bills on
the New England Bank at Paramount, Ne, /" con.
tiuues to excite much interest in New York The
New York Times says:
large number Of hitherto respectable brokers
are said 10 De implicit ed in the fraud and two
it is stated, fearing The result of a examination,
have fed from he city. The plates for the bills
we're engraved by Messrs. Rawdon, Wright, Hatch &
Edson Che celebrated bank note ngrsvers but with
out auy suspicion their part CT anything wrong
in the Transaction
Mr. Bliss, the business agent Of the firm, at the
examination on the 9th, testified as follows:
Ia October or November, 1857, the firm in whose
employ he is received letter from Portland, Maine,
signed H. Z. Downing, asking theprices for engrav-
ing hank note plates, and stating that the writer
vas negotiating to organize a new bank. Mr. Bliss
answered the letter and furnished The required in
formation. Shortly after this person giving his
name as A. S. King called at he office Of Messrs.
RaWdon, Wright & Co, and stated that be was sent
there by Mr.. Downing to perfect arrangements for
the engraving Of bills for the bank ABOUT TO be
started by Mr.. Downing said bank being 'The New
England Bank Of Fairmount Maine" Il Was sup
posed TO be a straight business ransac ton and Mr..
King selected vigRetIes for tens and tWe4les pad
fer them and or5r. ed S150,000 Of the bills 10 BE-
struck off The der was complied with ana the
bills sent b. express TO Boston, thence to be for
Warded 10 Mr. Downing at Portland, Maine One
Of the plates was produced in court and Unidentified
BE- Mr.. Bliss as one OF those prepared by bis firm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-17

HBYa decree Of the County Court Davidson eouty, rendered
at the October term 1855 the james Langford
and others vs. EIhu Marshall Others, sale at
public auction the house in Nashville saturday, the
18th day next, lot o. ground fronting SC feet
South Union in Nashville and running l07 feet upon
which is frame building
TzMsS $50 viii be ure in cash. and the balance ere
Of and years said property belongs the estate Of
Nancy Langods deceased and IS sold for distribution aong the
heirs F. r.. CHEATHAMs
oct2l-tds fee 81 Clerk and Master.
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decree Of the County Cou Of Davidson county, render
ed at the July term, 1857, aud renewed at the Ocooer ter
1895, In the Of james 81 Hamilton, administrator and others
Mortimer Hamilton and others viii offer for sale at the
lots OF ground in Edgshed the plan Of lots
laid OF BY John Shelby and Ann Minnc fronting 100 feet on the
north side OF Watson street. Also Lot No o. in said plan front
ing also IL 0 feet Watson street.
TERssad property via be sold credit Of and two
years except tie $50 paid cash each lot. Notes
with good security required, and lien retained until the purchase
money paid Said property belongs TO The estate Of Joseph
Hamilton deceased, ard is sold 10 pay debts Of estate
oct9l-tis fes4 Clerkand Master.
CHANGE CT TIME AND PLACE!
By general agreement of all the parties, the above sale win
take place the premises, THURSDAY the 18th Of this month
noVl1td r CHEATHAM, & N
Sale Of Negro Boy.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at the Oc'o5r term, 1853 in the Of Martha 4. Howell,
admir- &c, William ii. Howell and DINERS, viii
sale at the court house Nashville day, November Goth
orcash boy named Matthew 10 years age
boy belongs the estate Of william H. Howell deceased
sold TO pay debts OF said estate.
oct2l-tis fee SO FIR. CHEATHA1i, CLERK.
Most Beautiful Residence for sale.
EHTE offer for sale that very desirable residence about half
w mile from the Corporation Nashville Franklin
Pike, being the residence Of the late MOSES NORYELL
ceased.
The improvements consist of al elegant brick Cottage with six
eight rooms and all necessary ouhudng Sstern shrub.
bery, evergreens, &C, with about Of land.
The above Of the most beautiful residences around Nash
VILE and but few minutes walk CITY, II NOT
previously sold a. private sale, viii the public
sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday. De-
cember IstEa, at - O'Clock M. Now's your time to bay
most desirable home.
/ r. ". BROWN.
nov. l6-H. AZ Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-17
TRUSTEES SALE.
R.rI.rei Machines and Pntent FRight.

an Tuesay 81 day OF November, 1855 viii sell at the
Court House the City Of Nashville, at public
highest bidder for cash, set OF Barrel Machines,
number Crozers Patent Barrel Machines and
the Letting all Apparatus thereto belonging, and in
Machne shop Of Mssrs Yannoy, Iurbvile &
Co. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot, together
with the shoprigh said Machines any where within the
State o. Tennessee.
said sale viii be made satisfy deed otus executed by Peter
Welsh, on said property the 18th day Of March, Is55
noT9-tds D. =. WILKINS Trustee.