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At 8 o'clock the weather had cleared and set in
fine, and the Great Eastern, at last having solved
all the questions which were capable of being solv-
ed under steam in such a narrow channel stood in
for the harbor of HOyhead. 1t is not very easy
place to take vessel in of the length and depth OF
the Great Eastern, but Capt. Harrison had the ship
as much under command a Thames wagerboat,
and moving her easily up to the spot selected for
her, the anchor was let go in about nine fathOms
and the vessel moored at few minutes to o clock
Thus terminated, under the most favorable auspices
tie second trialtrp of this shin the whole distance
accomplished being 480 knots in about forty hours
exclusive of the time devoted to the experiments.
This gave an average on the whole run of a little
over twelve knots Fifteen miles) an hour, and for
more than three-fourths of the whole voyage the
ship was only going at haf speed
Fairly estimated, the result exceeded even san
| guine expectations, and Capt Harrison now feels
confident that the vessel may be depended on to
| average l513 knots, or Is statute miles an hour
and under favorable circumstances of Summer
! wind and weather to make stretches of from III
| to Is knots an hour During the whole voyage
the paddles made $40 revolutions, and the
81 ,030. In neither engines was there an approach
| either to heating or noise The question now
ar.ses, how long the Great Eastern will remain al
| Holyhead and whether or she will start for
America this Winter? AS far as can be Judged
| from the successful results of this trial trim II
would seem that the ship is capable of going any
where and doing anything. Nevertheless, much
remains to be done in the way of making ready
for an Atlantic cruise, and at present there seem:
as little probability of the Great Eastern start
| ing across the Atlantic this month of Holyhead
| ITSELF
| MAzzINI's LETTER.-The singular letter before re
ported to have been written by Mazzini to the King
of Sardinia is thus described by the Turin CORES
i pondent of the Paris Presse:
j 81 have seen very curious letter from Mazzin
| to King Victor Emmanuel. 1t is dated Florence
September 20. The celebrated agitator was lately
! in Florence for three weeks, during which time h
evaded the surveillance of the police 1t is now wei
known that the object of his visit was to recommen
his old supporters to rally to the situation through
about by the march of events His letter remove
all doubt on the subject. M. Mazzini declares tbs
he frankly accepts the policy of King Victor En-
manuel He is willing to renounce his person,
opinions touching the form of government in Ital,
i and it the King can and will make Italy sone' an
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BELOW
OF Swan PoutShip Silver Star before ranorted asbore
on Smiths Point and got off; survey will be held on her

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Schr. Empire Marshall, Boston, 23d inst
Schr. Charm, Baker, Boston, 23d inst
Schr. n. Tyler, Fletcher. New Haven, 23l inst
ScTr. C. l."es-r, Snow, Providence, 2Ist inst
Schr AlmirI t.. Emerson, Providence 10th inst
Schr Ike Marvel, Edr'dge, New London 2Oth inst.
Schr Nightingale, Bangs, Gardiner 14th inst
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-12
JOB PRTNrINa.

The o4iee Of THE Kansas News is furnished
with eonplete assortment of the newest styles
Of Type, Borders, Elourishes. Cuts, Cards. Fancy
Papers, colerea Inks, Bronzef DC, enabling the
proprietor to print CIEcULRs, CARDs, CEE1IFIcATEs
e. Srock, DEEps, PosTERs, and all etheE kinds of
Jos PkISrISe, IN q manner uasorpassed In the
country. Particular attention. paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders kr work promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa. "Ex.
oExsIoR" is our motto. s7rsgfsEzsf -
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Beads.
Exeeudonss Summons, Subpeaes, Attachmeatss
Reeognizanees. ETC., constantly on hand. go
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' H o S e
Medical Notice.

e. A CUTLER, having permanently
located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
,1d dnal nal services to the citizens of that place
h. grounding country. Dr.. G. is graduate of
\ niVersity Of New York, member of the
and st Ear ann q had sPs seys n
as y . experience in the largest Hospitals In
60. o. ne hatters himself that he can give sat
i, Ion 30. In all eases which may be entrusted to
sepII-ff
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. l. &C z 8 Il MITH IN G.
Cox L RAKER.

6IslhG established themselves in the above
y+1ls business 81 at Emporia, would announce to the
I'M Fs Prepared to do all Inanner of work ia theil
EN- em.ai BUSINESS, in the best manner They fatter
businsa.e that With their long experience st the
LetoT hey viii be able to give the fullest salts
tonsso !" all who may favor them with their nat
Prices reasonable.
-nporla, August 1, 1sSs-e
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For TIE Nrvs.
Republican Song.


BIZ ". n. ".
Sons of Freedom, nobly on
Half the battle was but won
When ye rallied all as one,
To fight and die for 1ibertyl
Fearful odds against you stood
2 Fioe TO enc, the paltry brood,
Drunk with carnage, lust and blood,
On this soil of Libertyl
Foreign foes and misereant knayes,
Baser far than base-born slaves,
Found On our soil ignoble graves.
Before the sons of Liberty!
The battlefield of force is won;
4 stTseT conflict is beguni
Republicansl unite a. one
Meet that conflict fesrlessiy!
Watch! The foe has changed his name.
Work. The danger 8 sill the sGme!t
Subtle art may win the game
Let it never bel
Watchi Ye guard holy namel
TreaeheTy may blast its fame
CoTyupting gold may win the camel
Let it never bel
While we know the Poi0eT of Rt9d;
While we know that Truth has might;
While the brave and true may fight
Let it never bel
Not with british means of war,
Freedoms sacred cause to mar;
But with weapons nobler far,
Fight, and win the victoryl
Watered oft by orphans tears
Holy made by widows prayers
Consecrated thro' all years,
To the cause of Liberty.
Thus shall Kansas ever stand,
The beautiful, the favored land
The central je,oeI in that band
Of sister States, linked hand in hand,
Forever wed to Libertyl
NORTH BEND, l42 Creek, Feb. 26th, 1889.
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W. e. sUTLIFF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail
VI dealer in Cloths. Clothing. and Gents Fur
DD1shlng Goods, No. Mass ST., doors north of ).
Oeods, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
iAle to cutting garments for others to make, and
Ffieet ft guaranteed. june26-Iy.
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NJ. F. CONWAY,

Attorney at Law,
LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
WILL devote himself exclusively to his pro.
w fession, and attend to any business which
nay be entrusted to him with fidelity and des-
steh. Particular attention given to cases of dis
Puted pre-emption titles before the Land Office.
ohice in Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts,
sEeet Jan. 9tf
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q. c. sAFFol
REFER, By PERMISSION, TO

Gov. S. p. Chase, Columbus, Ohio; Hon Charles
Robinson, Lawrence Kansas; Hon. T. P. Stanton
Leeompton, Kansas; 81. II. Jones, Clerk s. Court
St Louis, Mo-; Hon. George l. Miller, Omaha, n
T.; Reynolds, Ely & Co., Chicago, Ill; Hon. n
]. Parrot, Leayenworth, Kansas; Hon. P. Bliss,
Eyri., Ohio; s. Palmer, Esq, Cincinnati Ohio.
n69-ly
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-12
L. D. BAILEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
VTTILL give prompt and faithful attention to
w any business of legal nature that may be
entrusted to his care in any court of the Territory
BOfiee, ut the Store of 4. @. Proctor, 159
Commercial Street.
Feb. 6, 1858. 5 EI-t
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ALBERT GRIFFu

ALBERT GRIFFIN,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
MANHATTAN. KASzAa.
Prompt attention given to all business in the
Kansas Valley, west Of the Pottowottomie Reserve.
.aVusoeo 10 MS care. aug14f
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NAIL ARRAB0kHEB1s Ar RASHEEGroly POST
OFFICE 1851


The Great Eastern Mail from baltimore Philadelphia New YORK
Boston 6e aud Buffalo &c arrives Ga, and Tk,
daily ibis once, 10 and BY thaSe
places viii be closed heretofore d and O'Clock daily
The Southofn olosod daily at bh and
O'Clock and win be reoeved heretofore, daily, BY 81
O'Clock ., m. add 3 p "a. ... - a.. - 81.
re second Eastern p M, and The Great Western
Ah lose p daily. The mail trans north If PhaSepha
there mo with the train for b.umuTe
which brings tho Great Mail arrive here by %, m Ne Fast
Mail received this once sunday night and DO Eastern
Mail Is sent on sunday morning ... $500. -.
The Norfolk places Virginia closed 40 3
except sunday and Is received sA Times week. win mail
from baltimore, Md, by ~, m. r - ..g
Tho Mail nom Georgetown received twice daily BY
m and D. m and il place at the hours
The Mail from Rockville &C. Nd, received daily BY
and IL Tor those places at o p ..' .. .#.
Annapolis closes At 2 and Q, daily, . .....
Mail from Brookye &c Md received daily exoep sun
day o. D. those places by Q, daily
Tho C0esyie Mail Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
m tuesday Thursday and Saturday AZ
Upper Marlboro &C, Nd received by D. p M daily, and il
closed al ., p. m. .I- ff.H Iii H. -# M-H ay..r..
Port Tobacco &c Nd received Tuesday Thursday
day by p cosed sunday Tuesday and Thursday at o.
warrenon, hiddeburg, &c. Va, received daily BY O. m
closed at Q, p. N.
Wednesday, and Friday. s .tas 20. ... f.u. .F..g . .
dressed any foreign country required 10 be paid IN advance
open from O'Clock, 70 81 O'Clock eAly
except sunday and that day Is open from 10 TO- m and
from o. to TX, y m a .... .H.". .H .".r ...l"I ".#
Tobacco daily other places tho route as above.
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
CABS, d. ~ = ------------- ~

Extract from a Of he Corporations approved 2O 1912
enacted passage Of this
the following Of fare charges for the per
another IN the city o Washington hackney
carriages other vehicles, carrying passengers pay
hire dnybrcak and eight O'Clock shall cxceed-
ehnt h Tor each for distance
and nhaf mile twenty five cents for distance
half mile and eycocdng three miles, ny
rdei In hackney cage cab other vehicle
dctaed Tor longer period tan i've minutes the driver thereof
shall he allowed r the whole hack other vehicle the
or half every hcen detained
Tor all conyeyanoes other detenons later than O'Clock
The owner or driver hackney carriages cabs other vehicles
demand and rceve q the rate OF % per cennm on the foregoing
charges, in addition thereto,
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Iey M. ]
y In chanCery.
Joseph Addison Denny aud Rebccca b. Denny, a ~ .s
FINHE object of this suit is to procure decree for
sale IL certain mogago premises in Talbot county, which
were eighteen hundred
AMI dyhve Joseph
Recca Denny the complainants Lewis Ross and Ann
N. Ross, his wife.
Tho bin defendants Joseph
bercn g. benny May year eighteen
real which
bill aud m accompanying exhibits the
Ann NJ Ross his wife by mortgage
the thousand three hundred dollars,
in seven equal nstamen day May
year eighteen hiyve, with the whole
due unpaid payment the first day April In the
year aforesaid defendants paid the companants the
eight hundred and eight dollars and twenty eight cents
May the eighteen hundred and my six
tho said Joseph A. Denny aud Rcbceca Denny reside
o State Of Maryland. f..Hs. =. flag.
thorcupon adudged and ordered that the companan by
causing copy this order be inserted
Eou county, the city Washington
weeks before the FIRST May,
notice defendants object
this bill appear person
icior on sixteenth day May
premises cause they have why decree ought
70 pass prayed. -. 49, -
DECEMBER 10, 1858 ... .....Hr u.r.H r.r-#r rr#
True copy. Test ........ ... ...,. ........ pol. h
Jan I1-1aw3w ".. .... ".. ..E" '.r " Clerk.
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WILLIAM n. DovE& CO.,

oh arsd, a fer doors north Of Pennsylvania aren"e,
DEG leave TO announce to the citizens OF wash
that they prepared execute any orders
witch they may be favored with in the
p. r.r . PLUMBING, GAS, AND srEAN-FIrrING .n..
business respective the supervision Of
the North, where practical experience mas
familiar with all tho modern improvements IN hc
they spared neither trouble 70 procure the very
best OF wursmcn. ..t $50. |
stock Of CHANDELIERS and other gas
Gxtnrns f.--as...rr... ,sFs ...s ,
n strict atouon promptness in the Of orders and
fair prices hope for share Of public patronage
Dec 25--n H
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NEW LUMBER YARD.-The subscriber would
IN respectfully call the attention Of builders h superior stock
umbcr received h wharf and canal
boards plank oists, soanlng png
posts lalh, &C. Aso, rpmlock boards, post and scantng.
Carriage cabinet makers Invited h choice
Tley % ash, hickory, mapn poplar wood cherry,
The of humber great
will be sold on reasonable terms. 4.s 81
HEPBURN MCCLURE,
Dec 22-9m oh strcst and Canal,
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. .. .r
~ Mia and Charlie Weeks Holiday at Tydale Roctory price
30
losing tho Way, Jerry N. Parker so cents. w
Tho Mirage Of life price 30 cents. 80. ... ..H
The rtoiso-shei Comb price 80 cents .....
Bnng the Adopted Son; Illustrations Of tho
PRAYER Al A. ", author Or llerUism 2S
Nanny Thorn the House in tho Pantry price 30 cents.
Tho I Of Bishop Iavcncro by John N Norton, A. NJ price
woo.
Bessie Melville, Prayer Book Instructions; rs
Tho little Episcopalan, by N. A. C.; % cents
I1r sale by ' BLANCHARD 4 M0HUN
Utt2 Corner ~ llh street and Penn.
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REDEMPTION OF a3o,sso DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA q ANDs PER CENT STOCK.

rINHE holders Of the following certificates of debt
snod b. the STATE " Virginia, via take ss sh
-aoners Of the sinking Fund, calling IA the "
the order IN which they Eodcenab wiz proceed leah
February % redeem the said treasury
Commonwealth holders
said 10th Of February is59 Surrender the
Seoohd uioEi whether surrendered
that day. ~ .T7 a
Under provide turnpike road
from Winchester p0nt me Ohio passed is March,
1881 Is per oenl)
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nEAFNESS. AND SINGING NOISES IN THE
\ rARs NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND COMP. AIN ENesH

E "
cUuBitsh aud Foreign Inhmary ioI o
Deafness, Head aud Mind Complaints, ~ spring
Iondon England Consulting surgsuu CAxFs hzn
SKINNER esp Registered pursuant act offsranens
rotary, JIN powI, discovery being positive nn
self arding instant and magical relief 70 sufferers VINO
deaf for 40 80 by Of COMPOUND a
applied this year When the vapor " sshs
Is held by the sufferer for minute 10 the ear Affected anu
patient previously deaf enabled 10 hes co
mon nights In similar way W
guarantee Of deafness and no
The head stop and cxobiiant fees sunrres
Of this permanently cure tbcnseV
world without pain Thousands ba'e pe
bearing rescued from he
the numerous unqualified pretenders Of thu rsen,
private testimonials and certificates from The mos,
England whose presence us
have cured hundreds private patients
can be sufferer the cnitnon or
any the four quarters Of the glohc nn nov ~
this discovery he them with necessary pre-
preparations &C. positively TO cure
cure whi h must he sen' 70 w
Rotary povEri osq Spring Gardens thang ro
England be either by bankers draft payaoe "
Of the country Sufficient 70 euro three Eases az
crate deafness and noises the bead flO iOs jan WY
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NEW HUNDREDS BOOK.

IA The X Pepper Papers Orustrated) volume IN
cloth 81 Extract from contents biographical DAD WecIbarer
parts Aegatcr and Worter Snaik; Astronomy
Solloquy a pome;
Gek siv Iye Lewys Carc To the Angel gone
Hanah Cane Ere nog the IIeyns with pantng) the Clam
To Ekps Crate Epik Tekle Petan length
noad 70 the Comock 40, &c &c. $500,
The numerous laughter provoking this
and sparkling American writer which, widely copied,
have often convuscd the collected
attractive volume issued in many
years. just received NJ ..r PHILIPS Bookstore,
Od2 332 Pennsylvania between 9th 10th sts
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRI

NcWs FlllIcIrlIa
rrvsd evening day publication Single copies for sale
delivered subscribers evening | sA
Ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Of Union Geason
Battle ship, Bsou'S Pictorial, Waverey Magazine Home
Journal Philadelphia, New York. and Boston weekly
apcrs sa delivered promptly to subscribers
cheap publication line received pub
hshed. Ea.a.aHega rs a-s5 d. y. BslioP q Cos. N
PIG Penn nvenuo under Wizards Hotel, and
Nov 25-dtr " ABS avenue. Az street.
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leos, yan ~ sea- ., Treasurer q C0mmobwealfh
for Bank Of buckingham. ~. i. 800
lss4 nov Sss ., q o. seirne l....t- 600
1854 Nov AZ 5eIs o Jonaihsn T. cowhfd commissioner,
. under decree Louisa 4. 2Ath i
April, 1884, &C, &C ...... $500.
1854, HOyIs eS9 O. Jonathan D CoWberd, Of
lshS, Bob = oI6, O. oaho p. Ayet. ........ Doc
ls56, heb - ose ., b. A. Harrison.
ls5o, feb 20 0S ., Commissioners Of sinking Fund
1855, Apt o, os2 Emma Marx d Richmond Va 500
~ lr#H ta|f HE.H rII q. ar.r r..f "a. Eg.g.- S,4oo
Hohose holders By
must residing beyond the limits Of Che United states, ackss~
edge The power beiae minister pno,entary charge dAs
consul general consul vice appointed BY
the United foreign country
e proper ces Of court 81 such country e other
cio magistrate city town, corporation there residing
tho United States the acknowee before justice Of the peace
notary public appointed governor
Virgins all
.nl arIa #un. j. NJ BENNETT, Ia - --r-.rl La. .aU y.
49, ..tf ... Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
~ n. PARKER, Register, Of N
T" GEORGE w, MUNFORD, Hfust sinking Fund.
..- Secretary Of the Commonwealth, ...r.I I'd rI 4
hcHzoSD, Va, Nov -Sih 1888. Nov lo--1Awlsw
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative the present States with that
of the territory destined erected into States exhibits the inter
esng fact that tho the latter miles exceeds that of
the former The the Territories, organized and
organized, Is down follows
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Iho Grand Duke Of Baden, LOUIS born August u.s.
guardianship by Of insanity. .... ....
His father Ferdinand husband Of the late Queen regent
III september 16, 1855
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[No. GIL
Notice OF the discontinuance OF the "PIatfen
and "Charitono Districts, the Offices for which
are at PJattsburg and Milan, M ssonri, and
the suspension Of entries OF land therein.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of
law, aud IN view OF tho ftct that the unsold lands
Ptdee and "Chdrn district" IN Missouri reduced below
thousand 10 each district Secretary of
directed the dronnuance Of said districts, and that
heretofore subject sale aud entry at the ocos a, and
be immediately withdrawn, made subject
entry oSEvr said p, aud after hs If
which applications will be received
continued orcc entries permitted except in
tlg pre- ernption claims
All persons either Of the Offices
for the
March nox after that date they viii loo transmitted
vile delivery Patents detpcrcd free n charge
unde my hand city Washington twenty
day u December, A. u. 1858 ..EHrH
. . ... TfIOS A. HENDRICKS,
t ,.". - Commissioner Of the Genernl Land once.
2s--1awBw f.H lIut. Sstarl .F H-a'#H
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mo. s2s.l
by the presiden, Of the United states.

by the President Of the United states. q
TN pursuance of law, T. james Buchanan, President
Of The United states q America DO hereby declare and make
nee 10 The srA % hSrA at e period hereinafter designated,
once cAsnnngE commencing on Monday the six
tesnh day Of May next for te disposal Of the public lands heretofore
aHgered IA the toowng townships aud parts OF townships, viz
Eort If the line aud Of @ ortA pyiacspa
Townships 10 Al, Of range ga' 1 tlrr a.a a
Townships 81, 40 and Al, Of range en- l E.raF su
49, "a, and IS, Of township Sa townships ga as az
sections q a. O. 40 a. a. 30 u.s. a. of,own.
ship and the section q A. s. 10,
a. "a 20 20 a. 20 rs 30 ~ and a. q township ss sections
49, township s townships 80, 49, range
'i'@ soo" ' sf S js'S@ d
the NE Of section a. Of township 32 sections q TO- ~
l. q q The u s; x
s0I 2 sections ons 10 49, n - and ~ The a 2, section q s
81 b. township "a township 49, except the i
sections and 1; dc IN X X Of the NV I, and the %
q ~ Of section q the Ne Of see9p q sections TO r. and
The sw section q except
IS y o%asSs .ss'sa IS . s.
inclusive the Of section ~ sections 49, 90 - % and pa the
townships 3d. 49, 40 Al, Of range o. 7 7a fsE '
sections TO- ~ a. 49, 20, e. "a, and ae then the
\, the q Of ,ho NV x and the NV 4 ol.hs NV X o. section
y san ~ s ssS's M a. ST. and
township ss townships So and Al, Of 90 . y,s al 4
ne sss M : s III ss ~ nd sssfg s az 81 z
aoi SECTIONS 81 Snd "a the d Of the NE section 2e
township sections g. 10, A. H. 49, 30 e. a. &C. 2S,
and township 35 10 &c. inclusive; section
the Ne 4 section 49, sections 81 and 49, otownhp 49, township
81, OF range "a,
Lands appropriated by Of schools Indian military
purposes, viii be excluded from the sales.
oeag the above lands will be commenced the day
appointed which they
shall offered and tho sales thus closed;
shall longer than tao o and private
viii be admitted until the expiration
of the weeks. 4. b. .f-s .E.El
Given under my hand city Of Washington this Th day
january thousand eight hundred and fiy
'e p. 4s@@a .tf. a5@ JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President - a.ss #H"t ra't H# sHlN.a -aa
THue. A. iiEspmCKs, ta4.f CD .r-reesE ..ta ...rEa...
Commissioner OF the General land Office. - 81. 49,.
s NOTICE TO PRE- EAfT1oN CLAIMANTS. r7Fas#..&< s.
Every person the right Of presumption Of the
within the townships and fractional townships above mentioned
tho land Office and make payment therefor
practicable before the appointed
public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
clained Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited gr1H
- .... .t .r -,.a-s..s. TIl0S A. HENDRICKS, a. G.rs
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NoTE-under Of the department. heretofore
and existing be made advertising proc
nations publishers specially authorized TO pub
Commissioner OF The General Land Office HHH s
Jan ls-lawIaw fan [lntSstarl ss aaa8rna. I'D Ks s
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except governor voted
people, and has majority Of all
which such majority required the legislature
governor the candidates voted for by the people
~And fees. with the n furnished house
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StaLssst ShOlg tAe guon saRP land approved % s
States 9P % 3oA June, 1851 ~
Number Of quar-


Estimate Of uHsOld and GHariatd lands n each n e States and
Including HnSreyed offered aud Ungr
ed lands the SOFA June, 1850 cool aH6nEa aaH
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person redemption Of the lands
townships and parts townships above enumerated Is
aue satisfaction OF the register and re
cvor proper land make cymeat therefor as
practicable seeing before the day appointed for
the Of the public OF the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim viii be forfeitrd
TIllgS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
DCC 30-lawl3w lint. start
NnrRndcr regulations the department. heretofore and
now existing advertising proclaInaos
except publishers specially authorized TO publish by the
Cnmmi .sinncr O the General Land Oloe. s .
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GOVERNORS or THE SEVERAL STATES AID TERRITORIES
WITH THEIR SALARTES, TERMS OF OFFICE, AND THE
EXPIRATION or THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.