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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-01
ARTICLE VII.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.


Sec. l. Institutions for the benefit of
the insane. blind, and deaf and dumb, and
such other benevolent institutions as the
public good may require. shall be fostered
and supported by the State, subject to
such regulations as may be prescribed by
law. Trustees of such benevolent insti-
tutions as may be hereafter created. shall
be appointed by the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate;
and upon all nominations made by the
Governor, the question shall be taken in
yeas and nays, and entered upon the jour
nal
Sec. 2. A Penitentiary shall be estab-
lished, the directors of which shall be ap-
pointed or elected. as prescribed by law.
Sec. 8. The Governor shall fill any
vacancy that may occur in the offices
aforesaid, until the next session of the
Legislature, and until a successor to his
appointee shall be confirmed and qualified.
Sec. 4. The respective Counties of the
State shall provide, as may be prescribed
by law, for those inhabitants, who, by
reason of age. infrmity. or other misfOr-
tune, may have claims upon the sympathy
and aid of society.
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iWHOLE NUMBER, l16.

State for the support of a State Univer.
sity. and all other grants. donations or be-
quests, either by the State or by individ-
uals. for such purpose. shall remain per-
petual fund, to be called the University
Fund ;" the interest of which shall be
appropriated to the support of the State
University.
Sec. 8. No religious sect or sects shall
ever control any part of the common
school or University funds of the State.
Sec. Q. The State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Secretary of State and
Attorney General shall constitute Board
of Commissioners for the management
and investment of the school funds. ANY
two Of said Commissioners shall be a
quorum.
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ARTICLE VIII.
MILITIA.

Sec. l. The Militia shall be composed
of all able bodied white male citizens
between the ages of twenty-one and forty
five years, except such as are exempted by
the laws of the United States, or of this
State but all citizens of any religious
denomination whatever, who, from scru-
pies of conscience, may be averse to bear
ing arms, shall be exempted therefrom,
upon such conditions as may be prescribed
by law.
Sec. 2. The Legislature shall provide
for organizing. equi7ping and discipline
ing the Militia in such manner as it shall
deem expedient not incompatible with the
laws of the United States.
Sec. 8. Officers of the Militia shall be
elected or appointed. and commissioned
in such manner as may be provided by
law.
Sec. 4. The Governor shall be Com
mander-in- Chief, and shall have power
to call ont the Militia to execute the laws
to suppress instruction, and to repel in
vasi0n
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ARTICLE TX.

COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
Sec. l. The Legislature shall provide
for organizing new Counties, locating
County seats, and changing County lines.
but no County seat shall be changed with
out the consent of a majority of the cleo
tors Of the County; nor any County or
'ganized. nor the lines of any County
changed so as to include an area of less
than four hundred and thirty-two square
miles.
Sec. 2. The Legislature shall provide
for such County and township officers as
may be necessary.
Sec. 8. All County officers shall hold
their offices for the term of two years. and
until their successors shall be qualified
but no person shall hold the office of
sheriff or County treasurer for more than
two consecutive terms.
Sec 4. Township officers. except JUS
tees Of the peace, shall hold their Offices
for one year from the Monday next sue
ceeding their election, and until their sue
cessors are qualified.
Sec. 5. All County and Township Of
ficers may be removed from Office. in such
manner and for such cause, as shall be
prescribed by law.
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ARRTVALS At The HOTELS.

NATIONAL H0TEL.-Geo Chase, Hon T
Swami, Bartlett, jr, w A Tubman, Md;
Opera; Majors, Mo- d segren, o; NJ aggorotti,
d Lorini, d Colietti, Mr. and Mrs Tamofo, N Y;
LathroP, jr, MIMI Mr. Boon, A Caron, Y;
kuschutz, J Perring. NYE; H Williams. Mis-.
Williams, Miss C A Williams, Md; J d Sumner,
Hon Wells, NJ ii Simpson, " Lang and lady,
Mass w Booth, F II Wootton, Miss Wootton,
Md; Stewart, Morton, Mich; A Gilman,
Hon Mclaughlin and lady Pa; J Hicks. 6
w McLad and iady, 4 Arnold and fam. CT: n =
Walker, Ala; ID 9 Barnitz, DC: A Seward NY;
b Dennis. Va; w NJ Orr, Kanzas; X Ducks:t,
NJ Hall, Hin, c A Leas, 6 Lacker, sid;
II Christman, NC; c IL Keller, G Mccormick
ny; l. Tyler, G N Beach, Pa; III Dexter ard
daughter, Mass; A b Hodges, N Y; : Spinney, J
and Rand, ruftham, III; + Ward, n
tevant, ID 5 shOrance, Min; J Goodman, CT
WILLARDS' HOTEL " Casanova. r M
Cooley, w Gates, Barker, N York; Il b Van
Wyck, III; ID Il Browne, Me; NewboId, Pa;
ID Roberts Illinois; DR. l. Jones, USA; 6 W
hatch, NY X X Addison, o; DR. Miller, Pa;
Hon w Underwood, Ky; STIyon, J A Bishop,
N.Y. F Gurthaw, Major Fzrriss, u per Platte:
X Hatcher, Mo; A l. Hendrfck, Ky; w w
.' GsA Laura, Maria, and Piccolomini,
liams, Col De Russy, USA; + w and w r. Law.
fence, Mass; Mrs III l. Brooke Va; X III and n q
Ludlow, N Bradley, NY; l. de Las Casas and
lady, Venezuela; P and Mrs II w Phillips. H
Brooks, It Plunkett, Mrs and Miss PIunkett.
Bliss Risnell, Mr. and MTs swift, Miss Perry
Mass ID II Hills and lady, Ill; Cliff and lad "
ID Morgan, II Hall, Mary + Nolen NY; n
sanford, CT Mrs RoZengarten and fam pa
Hall, COnkling, ID b Martin NJ: # P.rrv
l. Getting. Md; II c Brooks, Mass; 4 Ferrand
" Lathrop, l. Dennis, NJ.
BROWNS HOTEL r Emory. Mo. e. l.
PTdsk, Ny; Case, Ind; ID Phillips Mass:
MIS- Il w Rice, Md; " ; Bradon Va: m = pew.
ton, do; Concly. Md; A Bass. Va; w C A-aII
Md II III Miller, Pa; w McI.and and LADY,. 40
w PIlison, Va; Howes, NC;HB Holms'
Va, Bohrer, Md; A Y Smythar, Miss:
Brigham, Nd; Hsmilten, sc; IF Van Sert
ny; Ward, do; l. Harper, NJ; w u Harrison,
MINI; w A Ingram, NC; A lewis. Va: q; q
Lewis, do; c De Waite, Ga; N Ronbrern NY.
Cargel, do; p Wilson, NJ; J j Moraison
NY 6 q Hastings, da.
LAKEWOOD HOUSE-P FoI.orm cNa,. W.
Brydily, Md; w Tackner, NY; r. G Tackner
do; simonds, Md; Mr. and Mrs Rutbroford \
Y; Wharton, Va w Drayton, Ga; X Edds
Kansas; Ridden. Del; Ridden, do: II MAJ.
well do; % Weale, Md; WheeIwripht
doi Andrews, Pa; f. Powell, G w Mclean,
do; II II Kanuns, Cuba; Rill, Va; Rad.
ellie, he; w K BTackenburg, NY; = Weston
ana lady, Mass; w Coleman, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-w Worth
layton, Miss III Stanley, NY; w Il Hanson, \
~ niadleton, do. Hayer and two daughter
49,, BATE, Tenn; Prout, NY C Strin-
tenow, Va; Miss sc FickIin do: = p Milhonrn
Barksdale, Miss. o"' wi n
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Medicines.
UNRIvAL IN II RKKs
vIYH INHKNsH
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEEAND.

The reason Why. in that By Natures own prooess
II restores the natural ooor permanently afer the
thus makes It grow on bald heads removes all dan.
dtun, Itching and heat from the scslP sulets and
ache and may be relied upon to cure 81 diseases OF
tae scalp and hair il will stop and keep from fall
and n used by the young two or three times week,
Il Will never fall become gray; then. reader. read
The following and judge for yourselves:
NV YexK. Jan O. isss
nsssrs. o. J. woop 4 oo.-Gsn.Isu en-: Havas hssrd
good deal shout Professor code Rsir
prsudicss witch l. With great many persons
eye using your article 70 test "a for myself
The result has been 80 very satisfactory that glad
meat CT others who may be but who having
my preudice without fir sstnE IL .sile
willing to give your Restorative farther
pro the best PIei being ocular GsmOus;reu ~ris
direct them 70 m. Tor iurth,r proof Who
nSs,r !, rev ST.. S SaaT Gay
pe.rsaee every way eenE sossisr and tiesr ana mad
Corner Of oOianbis and Carroll Sta, srookiya.
LIsISssIos Ale. FEB. Il 1855
Ples wooD-Dssr Sir: Your Esr Restorative AAs done
at hty diminishing several ytsrs ea1ssc susposs
nom slight burn when suite infant h-vs been
have fne head Of hair growing Sfer having used al
other reme.ie Known TO no effect tnk u The INST val
that way to use your rsnedy Yea can Pnsi,.h th- yor
PHLADrIrHrs SEPT g. lssf.
PIov WooD-DeAr SIR: Y0nr Hair Ee-EoT 10 p-vynt
iself highly beneficial The front tie bad
part head slmost loet IL coverng-wNs
have need but pint botss sat
top lead s well studded with prom sins
crop young hair also
I tired other without
think from personal recon alton cAa
iDdrce MANY 9th, try Il. Yours respectfully
ID. 3. THoxAs NJ D., No. sss Vine street
The Restorative is put in bottles of three sizes
VIZ large, medIu m aud sHai the small holds u
pint and retails for 81 per bottle the medium hodf
at least ~ per cent. more ia proportion than the
small, retas for 81 per bottle; the large holds Q
quart. 50 per cent. more II proportion, ard retailI
for IS bottle.
U. J. WOOD h CO.. Froprieto-s, 5I2 Broadway
New York. lin the great N. Y Wire Railing Es
And sold by ali good druggists and Fancy GOOdf
Dealers. no IL Sm
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An UNNATURAL MURDKR.-John Morris was
murdered recently at Springfield, Robertson
county, KY, and his wife aud son, youth OF
seventeen summers, have been arrested for the
bloody deed. Clothes Of the boy stained with
bleed, were found In the well on the premises
Two stabs Were found on the old man. The mo-
tive for the preparation Of this unnatural crime
isshpposed to have grown out of an intention OF
Mr. Morris to make over to an elder son, by a
former wife, a small tract Of land.
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EVENING STAR.

An AVAILABLE CASpIpATE.-If they be any
who think that Mr.. Fremont cannot run n well
as he did In 1855, the following item from the
Mariposa Democrat may serve to enlighten
them:
through Quartzburg, and take his way down the
stockton road, In a buggy, at q rattling speed
This, Of course, excited the peoples curiosity,
but before any conclusion could be arrived
n a. to the probable cause, the under sher-
III hove In view at full speed. Whether he ef-
fected the arrest we have not vet learned. The
Colonel is hard to catch when he gets good
start ~
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iyCyrus Butler Of Providence, was worth,
when he died, five millions Of dollars, yet ne
lived poorer than most men, not worth one thou
sand. Salt Goldfish was g standard dish with MIN
and even In his last sickness, be uPorad ID those
who had care Of him for their extravaganza In
providing delicacIes for him His snuf ne kept
In 4 large box and bought by the CENTS woi tn
There was but one store in Providence, and that
on IndIa Point, where he could &c. his box filed
for a cent and the old man used to patronize that
store, more than a mile distant, whenever his
box required filing.
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ID Z d. X E ADm X 4 A ID .,
mr. ,,nc, yr,.1cy,py crn-
iH6 Hioo1 ne ~ n r. a lie CChE ON
kEtOhD,
MRS. Nj. COX'S INDIAN VEGETAB BILE DE-
COCfI TRIUMPHANT!
All yewho are afi cted read the following &C tiff
cate fom Nsi,r / anna ri Fraicy of i;sIt;us,re ,,d
ale 1f ~. y Army. "''U
~ " " " 't,vu,,D,c,rv
To mps nj Gov. An oct ~ common ;vs,;,a to
yourss and the pubic impe!s me to bear testimony
Vs1etahlo Dscoc.Inr" i'eui'ihe' 'ne ihuian
hSs"o 80 .eE.,, ,ufa-ar c,- roorIv ,hi,,
,ssra from Sat " ann, wbicb has SssnijcT No ~
diff rent periods from the armpts 10 the lower ex-
lremities, oOntinIng me to ms chamber and the
house during the entire winter of 1854 All the aid
l could Obtain from he regular faeu ty, BoiaLlc
prac.ioae RomeopatEists and the use OF various
al m DIAL ANITA all al tan ot
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DrDiscousolate husbands and wives, weary
OF matrimonial life, will have to look up new
Paradise, for bill Las passed the Senate of In
diana, and Is likely TO become law, amending
the existing statute so as to require residence
Of one year In the State and six months In the
county by the applicant for divorce before he
can file his petition. Sufferers should apply ca
ly, for the gates of the Hoosier Eden will soon
be closed, to be opened proba bly, no more forever
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SOME 6 EEsR.-lt Is stated that in recent issue
Of the Toledo Bl>de (Ohio) that drove of 6 SEQ
geese, intended for the New York MAJ ket, were
seen at Winchester few days before. The owner
had driven into one car the number of SEQ,
paying non Is to 30 cents each "a freight The
calculation of the owner was, that the f athers
would pay him for his outlay in raising them
and getting them to market, and that the pro-
eeeds Of the carcasses would be clear profit
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ID The jury in the case Of DuvalI, On trial for
the murder of Christian Fischer, in Baltimore,
on Thursday came into court and stated that they
were unable to agree on a verdict. The case
having been given to the jury without argument,
Judge Stump directed the case TO be opened
again, and that argument on it now proceed
This Is novel procedure, and should verdict
OF guilty be rendered, may lead to another inter
vention on the part Of the Court OF Appeals.
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HELMBOLD's
HiLMpoLpss sHSHS 5r P5E r. S.ass4
#EtMMBSEBs sTSHG S S bo SIav'
HEtMs9tPs BEIcHH for tor EsIvOqs sso
HEtMB0LLb,S BUUcHU for Diftio9it Bre4 ii
HaEELMMB99LD D,S BTCHH for Weak Nerves Yr
hEMBStD,s BGGHG ior Aor For Of Disease sS's
aEkMB00LLB,s BUCHu for for W WAKE 2Gesss'
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for DrJness of the Skin.
for for Farm IN shs Eaok
HELMBOLD's BuCHU for heaviness of tue Eye
HELMBOI D'S BUt HI Tor Mobility and Rest.
lessness. with w ant of Attention Horror of So
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Distinctions.
HELMB0LDS BUCHU for fxoesses arising
from lldlscretIon and al Diseases of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing in either sex from whatever cause o.is-
mated, ard LO matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
by srsa Vita dseasSs Of the diei Kdn Ss;e
Gravel and DTopsy; and inrarlsbly by the mi udi-
.ipoe established that any disease of ihese
effects the mil more than any and all Others and
Inoves1toon follows Loss Of PoWep. Fault and md
EpllepiG fits-In one of which the Pstisnt may ex-
plre. Who can say that these xcesses ere not fire.
quently followed by those drefu diseases, Insanity
and Consumption! The record of the insane Asy
lums. and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
In LunatIc hsyluns the most melancholy exhibit u
appears. The oountenanoe IS actual SO den and
quite dest tute-nether mirth grief ever bislts
It.. Should sound OF the voice occur, 1t Is rarely
ariioq Si,
Low. suen sounds, his grlef cguilsd''
Debility most terrible, and has brought thous
ands upon thousands to unIm-ly graves thus blast
ing the ambition of many noble youths. 1t can be
y fSFhLLiBLE REMEDY.
The ~ ass OF voluntary testimony III pOssssson of
the Proprietor. vouching its virtues and curative
power'.is immense, embracing nsmes well known
month to twenty years .t-nding, and of the most
res6e spd e'R9nsi6e oharacteT are open for in
HEL MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIi Is pre-
pared directly according 10 the rules of Pharmaoy
birstion; see Professor DEVICES valuable Works
on the PRACTICE OF fhyslc, and most Of the late
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and Gdor, bat immediate In It's action.
Personally appeared before ne, an Alderman of
the city OF Philadelphia, H. r. HELMBOLD d.
Chemist. who. being duly sworn, does say that rs
H Fl! al Ba%ffb sos M sRG
sns faa may of
Price 81 per bottle. or six for SIS, delivered to any
TRIAL CosTI BUT A bnuLLIItAFk-rRyIT
AID be convinced ofits efficacy. And it is accom-
Sy ' of Md Ra
oilers. Prepared BY H., +. Il I LMBoLLipa.' "AD
Practical and naly tlcal Chemist.
10t South reuth ST., below Chestnut, Philaia
To bs had of all druggists and dealers thr0ug bout
the United States. Canadas. and British Provinces.
ASK for HELMBOLD's-take no other. Cures
Sold by c. sTOTT, Druggist, corner of Pa sv.
and 7th street, Washington City, and all other
drngk!sts. ian 2s-eoly-
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90 The Philadelphia Ledger discourses on the
remarkable increase Of the number of single wo-
men and old bachelors, as compared with the
number In former years. 1t attributes the cause
TO the erroneous ideas Of living entertained by
society, which deter a large class Of young men
from marriage, through an apprehension, on
their part of coming TO want
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III First actor (aring pistol: "Unnstursl
son, die by my hand The pistol misses.) Sc
end falling on the stagej "lt is true the pist o.
missed fre. o my father, but die, in obedience
10 your paternal wish"
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TIE HES FEVER IN ENGLAND.-By the las.
steamer from England we learn that there Is now
in progress at the Crystal Palace, London, an ex
tensive poultry exhibition, the coops containing
the fouls being a mile in extent
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AYERS sARSAPARILLA.

"A COMPOUND REMEDY In which ~. have lsbsrsd to
concentrated extract Of Para s.rsapsrill 30 combnsd
WIN other substances Of s greater stsrsve TO
rsiesentsd to cure IL believed thai such medy IL
vsntsd BY those Who snner from sumous complaints and
menss service 10 this large class of afflicted fellow
proven By Of the 20 be found
oft following complain s:
TIvK DISEASES uLcEHs PrNrLxs BLorcHEs TUxoss, SALT
kHEuh scALD HAD. SYPHILIS sYPHILIrc AFFECTIONS
nKux. DKsrLTTY. DrsPErsIA INDIGESTION ERYsrEIAs
Ross on sr ASTnoSrs rr,E and ndss the whole class Of
Thi. compound VIII be fOund promoter Of health
in the God At that season Of the year BY h tim iy
exclusion Of them ranking Disorders Dippei he
selves from the of foul eruptons and
sore. through which the sys.m will sve to rid i.sed Of
chSnne o; the bod by Alternative medicine Cleanse out
the vitlsed blood whenever ind it, impurt
when find
rcuIar disorder felt people epy bet
ter health and live longer for cleansing the blood Keep the
blood healthy all Is WE'LL but with this pabuun
disordered there lasting health later
something must wrong and tbs at machinery of life h
ssrsap.ri. has aud deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world besn tgres
drug .Ons has rot al virtue that claimed for IL Su.
Of su. s ts Ssa. Of
During late years the public have teen msei by large
bottles Prstendsg to gives quart of Extract Of sarAPa'.
Tor one dollar Most Of these have be- frauds the
ST l. for they not only contain little SaTs par
ofIeu no curative properties what YER Benee bitter and
painful dis appointment ha, flOwsd the of the vAri
extracts of ssrSapsrills which Hood the market
1t elf justly dspsed and has become
With impos ion aud cheat. san call this eompo uud
"a sapSriila aud intend supPly remedy
the from the load of oblrqay which
It, And think have grouad for hell wing ylr-
tues which irrestible BY the ordinary Of The dis
It Is Intended In order SECURE their
pee eradication from tbs tie remedy aid be
judi ciUusy taken according directions tie b.tit
PREPARED By
DR.. J. e. AVER & co..,
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, ST per Bottle; Six Bottles fer SIS.
ca Sod by z. D. GILMAN, Warrington; r. $. I. CTS
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IL "The Spectre Skeleton is the name of a
new romance in one Of the Southern papers Can
the force Of the ''intense'' 60 any farther than
this, We have had crowds Of spectres and piles
Of skeletons before, but never before In connec-
ton
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| NlrED STATES MAIL LINE.
OH1y heepiar Lane, ard Witaouf Fsl!ssss
fer Righf Ysars.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OKEsoE,
VIA PANAMA RAlIaAI,
ksEsls5 ssas.s Dsys, 5iL Z sotk .5.s.I-.s,

CAUrIoN.-So many frauds and imno- s<1s.
sltlons OF various kinds have been iatsiy $500
tefsetrated on traTelefs boan1 20 CA s1kUZfz5s
OhNlh, thst the subscTIber, the Only spthor, ia
aseht ior passage By the u. 4. Mai Line via pars
ma. N Tie city OF New York, fees u ria dutT 10
caution al persons seeking passage to CaIIforrla
knat. 70 AVOID Ih1osr they mus. Be careful 4
ma thetrue oAcc Of the STEAMSHIPS Of the H. =
Msil Line, via Panama Railroad, as no cther oro.
rev c orn u sataoTI,ed TO engage passage.
hns ofheanlss nave only one ohoe IN New lofE
which Is at III w est street, corner of Whrren a.
ComBany's Wharf. @ ~ Wv
W Observe my sign over the door
ielS J. w. RAY MOND. tent N,v Va,
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Hisceuaneou.
By THE rsssl b!AE:S Is; E pr THE UNITED

/, JAMES BUCHANAN. President Of the United
State. Of A%sr,oe. in se,saspoe Of the Iroyi.ions
the lands sold IN the Greensbur1, late St Hsiens
land the State CT Lousiara and author
o Il. :o. o con-
auth orzlng ths sale of public Ands do hereby
Ssd 81 ns and ones Il i The s.ai
of LOUISA Ma. commencing on Monday, fks sec On
sSs ay ss
limits Of the following named townships and frac-
rssurveye cd, to Wit;
South of the base line and ,osst Of the principal
meridian.
Townships l, s. and 4. and fractional townships
townships j, and 8. and fractional township 4, of
Townships ard Q, of ranges.
Frcctl0nal townships L, 2, and 8. OF range L. r-
Fractional township l, o. range 5,
Semth of the base Iise and east Of the pyiaeipaI
msridtan.
Townships as 6, and =, Of nngeL
Townships 5, and 7. Of range2
Townships and J., OF ranges.
Townships s. and ,, AID fractional township 8. Of
ranges.
fractional tow Lshlp 9. OF ranxe6
Township !, Of ranges.
Fractional towI ships ana 8, ofranres.
of range 10.
townships. of rangeI1.
Fraotioaal township 8, OF range IL.
Lands covered ~ confirmed private claims, ap
q.
and other purposes. together with the "svamp ard
overlooked" granted 10 the State by the acts of
Cong approved March 1919, and Septembar %,
1885, aso al those tracts for which the patents have
been issued or applied for by the day az point d for
the COMMENCEMENT OF the So 9. or which shall not
have 10 IN finally acted upon by that time. urdar he
provisions OF the act of 29th August. 1872 herein
before mcntlOred Mill be e5clrded from the sale.
The offer ing of the above mentioned lands will be
Commenced on the day appointed. and viii procsed
IN the order viii Oh theI advertised, until the
whole shall have been offered. and the sies thus
osed bit he sal shall nut be kept open longer
than two weeks, and private entry of any of tho
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this llth day of JsEu1ry Ammo Duinini one thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emption
to any Of thu anGs within the townships ard frac-
tIonal townships above mentioned. is esuired to
establish the same to the satisfaction of he register
and receive Of the proper land cos. and make pay
his notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the pubic sale OF the lands en-
braclng the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. -.-gE- -
THOs. A. BENDRICRS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NcTE.-C nder the regulations of the department
ss er.tofore and now existing, no payment be
made for adv oriEng pIrcamatInns ex cept SUI Oh
publishers specially ed 10 publish by
the Commissioner OF the General Land Ofioe.
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