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$Ii,913 80

The amount is some larger than it was
one year ago, but have assurances that it
will be considerably reduced soon.
The continued increase of convicts for
the past year has obliged us to advertise
for the letting Of other contracts. In con-
formity with resolution Of tho Board Of
Inspectors contracts have been made with
Mesrs. Austin & Tomlinson. which increas-
es the number Of convicts worked by them
TO the number Of one hundred, at an aver.
age price offorty-four cents per day; also
Messrs. Gilbert d Segoine have entered
into contracts for fifty more convicts, to
work at cabinet making, which will make,
when the contract is full, ono hundred con-
victs, at average Of thirty seven and half
cents per day and Messrs. Waters, Lath.
rop & McNaughton contracted to work
fifty more men, which will make one hun
dred and fifty convicts employed by them,
at an average price Of fifty FIVE and FIVE
sixth cents per day.
The mild and lenient course pursued by
the authorities of the Prison towards the
contractors during the wonderful financial
tornado that has swept over the land the
past year, had the effect to strengthen
their confidence in the worth Of their con
tracts, and has enabled them, with one ex-
ceptiou, to 60 through the year with their
business, when il they had been compelled
TO live strictly up TO their several contracts,
they wauld very likely have failed, to the
great damage Of the institution. But 1
can now see no reason why they may not
be expected hereafter 10 pay up promptly
for convict labor, as the several amounts
become due at the close of each month.
The shoe contract, which 1 mentioned
in my last report as being carried on Messrs
Whipple & Bouton, was on tho l4th day
Of April last, discontinued, by reason Of
their failure to perform the conditions Of
their contract. The convicts employed by
them were hept at work by the State for
short time, when it. was ascertained to
be loosing business and discontinued
then they remained idle until the let of
September, when they were let to Mr..
Walter Fish, who is now, TO all appear
ance, doing safe and paying business.
There has been expended t4,695 n,
for building and repairs, tho past year, the
leading items Of which are for lumber,
paints and oil, stoves and pipe, nails and
glass, broons DC. &c., which will always
be needed, in greater or less amount each
year.
The roof on the west wing was put on
in 1855, the materials of which are paper
tar and gravel, and il entirely fails TO an
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quired of tho Land Office, which must be
done with the utmost care, will also increase
proportionably; and rs the County Treas
urers may, or may not, at tt Dir option, exo-
cute bonds at any time up to the first of
March of each year, IL has followed, under
the operation Of tlIis law, that great
amount Of the transcripts from tho books,
prepared with much labor, haze had TO be
annually made out and kept on f'e, 10 eua'
ble the Land Office TO comply with tho re-
quiromcnts ofthc law in promptly furnish
ing County Treasurers transcripts from tho
books Of this department. at any time up
TO the first Of March Of each year, who may
also choose TO file their bonds in the office
by that time. AS the law now j., much of
this lab has to be performed in advance
Of the time OF the bonds being executed ty
tho Treasurer, upon the presumption that
many of them may flo their bonds in the
Land Office SO late, and with 50 short a
notice, that the law making it the duty Of
the Commissioner 20 furnish all the Coag.
ty Treasurers with these transcripts prompt
ly, as they file their bonds, could not other
wise be complied with.
It will easily he inferred, therefore, that
but fifteen Or twenty out of forty County
Tleasurors in the State have ever filed
their bonds much Of the labor required by
the law is entirely lost. 1t is thought if
the Land Office was required to send out
tho blank bonds before the l5th of Janua.
ry, and that the Trcasurors, TO cntitle them
to tho transcripts from the books Of the
Land Office, that they might officially re-
ceive money on Trust Fund lands in their
counties were required to file their bonds
in the Land Office before the 18th Of Feb
ruary Of each year, it would be an improve
ment by saving the department large
amount of useless labor under the usual
operation Of the law As it IA.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
SEYMOUR b. TnEApwELL, Comr.
Statement of Scamp Lands sold by virtue
Of Section of act 81, Of Extra Session
Of 1858, to adjoining o0ners and set.
tiers.
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QUEEN VIcroRrA's New TITLE.-T'he
proclamation TO India by Queen Victoria,
offering free pardon to all the rebels, ex.
cepting those actually guilty of shedding
English blood, with free toleration of re-
ligious opinions, makes considerable en-
largoment to her style and title. Hereto
fore her title has been "of the United King
dom Of Great Britain and ireland, Queen,
DC" The India Proclamation establishes
her titles thus, "victoria, by the Grace Of
God, Of the United Kingdom of Greut
Britain and Ireland, and Of the Colonies
and Dependencies thereofin Europe, Asia
Africa, America, and Australia, Queen,
Defender of the Faith"
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SlsS,l25 80
Total,
SWAMP LANDS.

SWAMP LANDS.
Since the passage Of the law for the dis
position Of these lands. on the 4th of Feb.
ruary last, one hundred and four thousand
nine hundred and twenty acres have been
sold. Of this amonnt, eighty five thous-
and nine hundred and twenty-four acres
were taken BY actual settlers. In this
amount is included seven thousand seven
hundred and eighty acres upon which moth
ing has yet been paid, being booked to set
tiers under Sec. o Of the Act giving them
the privilege TO make the one fourth pay
ment at any time within one year from the
passage Of the Act.
Besides this, three hundred and twenty
acres were sold TO settlers prior to the pas
sage Of the Act, and since my last annual
report, under the Presumption Act Of 1855.
The amount received into the treasury
10 this date, on the proceeds Of the sales Of
all these lands, is S82,so7 67.
The aggregate amount Of the sales is
4122,2s7 90. The minimum price OF
these lands, fixed by law at one dollar and
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A New QuEsTioS.--The Territorial
Legislature Of Mormomdon was to convene
at Fillmore City, $50 miles south Of Salt
Lake City, on the second Of December.
All the members btt one are Mormons,
and he will probably bc expelled from his
seat. Among its earliest acts it is antic-
ipated will be one expressly legalizing po-
lygamy which win of course be vetoed by
tho Governor. a question will then arise
whether the veto. is not final, the organic
act Of tho Territory making no provisions
for a~ing bills over it; but on the contrary
requiring the Governors approvl Of call
laws before they shall take effect"
Toledo Blade.
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DRAwIKs 1T MILD.--Grace Greenwood's
lecture at Columbus, the other uight, the
Journal says, was delivered ''in a sweet
voice, gently tremulous, and silssred with
. preceptible lisp"
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Far CArrLE.-Wm. Boutwell,, Esq,
of this village, shipped at this depot over
the M. G. r. R via. Detroit for tho east
ern market, on Tuesday last, drove Of
fat cattle, which will be hard to beat for
size and weight. We noticed one yoke.
purchased from M. Haven jr, of this town
which weighed ovor Jorfy-ons huadred
pounds. Albion Mirror.
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les needing almost constant exercise out
Of DOORS and in the highest degree Of sus-
cepiblc to all influences, whether good or
bad, are confined for that full period in the
regular hours of school for which they are
often besides compelled to spend several
more in preparation"
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They are feasting on fresh shad in Sa.
vanah and groom peas in Floridsl
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STOVES.

EARMERS AIR TIGHT, WESTERN EMPIRE, EAGLE
Air Tight forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight, Pre-
rniu Stoves OF Albany castings Self Regulator Fold
ing ,or, ,Irsng and Cottage Parorstove Heavy and
Light Platte for Dining Rooms school houses
Sc, &C., Of six diderentsizes. ForsaIeby
'etl357 MITCHELL.
yNTRAPPING PAPER OF ALL SIZES FOR SALE
" MOTT
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Annual Report Of the Commissioner Of the
Stale Land Office.

Annual Report cf the commissioner OF the
State Land Office.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
Lansing, December. /, 1853.
To the Legislature Of the State Of Mchi,
gan:
In obedience to the requirements of law,
/ respectfully submit the following Report,
exhibiting the proceedings of this Office
FOR the fiscal year, ending November 80,
1858:
Sales and Receipts from December 1,
1857, to Nov. 80, 1853, inclusive.
PRIMARY SCHOOL LANDS.
Total number of acres sold, 4,738 46
Amount sold for, $4,000 81
Receipts.
On account Of Principal, Sl9,692 0s
Interest and
Penalty, 69,5ss "a
Interest on Principal due from
the State to the Fund, 44,75a 25
s433,O33 95
UNIVERSITY LANDS.
Sales.
Total Number of acr sold, 1853 20
Amount sold for, sl,s4S 20
Receipts.
On account of Principal, s2,400 s5
Int. and Penalty, 1921 40
Interest on principal due from
the State to the Fund, 17,25S 90
S3s,ssl %
NORMAL SCHOOL LANDS.
Sales.
Total number of acres sold, 100
Amount sold for, $3.50 90
Receipts.
On account of Principal, $500 90
Interest and Penalty, 3,O42 IA
Interest on principal due from
the State to the Fun !, 1896 OIL
s4,43S Is
ASYLUM LANDS.
Number of acres sold, 100
Amount sold for, s64o 90
Receipts.
On account of Principal, 1920 20
Int. and Penalty, 2,7l2 s5
s2,933 IL
SWAMP LANDS SOLD.
Total number of acres sold, 97,62O OS
Amount sold for, $122,2s7 90
Receipts.
On account of Principal, s62,o97 67
Int. and Penalty, 4,6l4 06
Total, $6751l 73
STATE BUILDING LANDS.
Sales.
No. of acres, 40. Sold for $500 90
Lansing lots, '97 90 |
$417 90 |
receipts.
On account of Principal. $2Ie Sc
Int. and Penalty, $50 76
Total, Sl,O79 80
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS.
10. of acres sold, S5S 63
Amount sold for, sl,035 rs
ASSET LiEDS.
Sales and Receipts.
No. of acres sold, 10. Sold for, $40 90
SALT SPRING LANDS.
Sales.
No. of acres sold, 1873 "a
Amount aold for, S632 9G
Receipts.
)n account Of Principal, S1S9 Oh
Int. and Penalty, 1853 81
Total, $l,641 Al
RECAPITULATIoN.
T. tdl AMOUNT Of Sales.
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REMOVED

REMOVED
TOMPRTNS MEAT MlRKET
uASbeen removed TO one door above Keating's old
Store, Main street, where he is prepared TO furn-
ish the best quality OF
FRESH MEATS
Mreasonableprices. Also sllkinds of Vegetables
C.ToMPKINs.
Aug. II, 1857 aug2sH
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rRead the official State reports.
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Causes of Insanity.

DR.. Choate, Of the Insane Asylum, gives
the following among the causes of mental
arrangement. Another cause which un-
doubtedly acts strongly in this community
is the unwise system of educating the
young:
"For tbc'hcalthy adult, fully developed
and used to the kink Of labor, six hours
daily Of cnnccnt'ate4 mcnra' labor is
enc I 'o - Hg.h. egj in =
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NEW FOUNDRY IN HILLSDALE
TNHE subscriber having oponed n new Fouudery in
Hillsdale. is prepare 20 furnish CASTINGS Of all
kinds. and Of the best material the country affords. He
has also on hand. and made 70 order
PL0Ws OF THE MOST APPROVED KINDS
SCRAPERS, &c. and all kinds Of castings used on the
farm Ho Il also prepared ready TO do
any kind OF job in his line matter what whether i
Is stove griddle the largest kind OF machinery
short notice. and reasonable terms. Please give me
call, Fouudery Rail Road street, opposite Chambers
Steam Poundery
HENRY SPARROW.
Hillsdale, May Gath, 1858. may2sy1
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DENTISTRY.
S T.. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DEN
TSyyVYf TIsT will attend to all calls in his pro-
rli-O fession. He has removed his Office to
King Block, over Ames' Book Store.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
fT rs GREAT JOURNAL OF CRIME AND CRIMI-
Z nails isin its 18th year, and Is widely circulated
throughout the country Itcontains Trials
Criminal Cases and appropriate Editorials the same
togethorwith Information Criminal matters not to
found in any other newspaper.
y Subscriptions, 81 per annum; 81, for six months,
To be by Subscribers (who should write their
names, and the town. county and State where they
side, plainly, to r. SEYMOUR,
Editor Proprietor Of Police Gazette New
York apr2s57y1
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gFN EtINh EtOhEs
watch. r'aci, .Iui jcwclry ReparInR.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELkn
store On the east side Of Broad ST., opposite his ola
SAND, where he may be found NJ all seasonabe hours
ready to do work his ine of business short notice
1sHesl keeps Watches Clocks, Spectacles, Jewel
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale Of good quality
and at the most reasonable prices. 1T BRYAN.
Hillsdale, ,0et.13th, 1857.
r THINK the man mistaken, who says We refuse CASH
II at tho County Store. L.B BALDf.
HiIsdaie March %. '5S.
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b. A. Fahnestock,s vermirug,

n. A. FahncstOck'S VermiTuge hes long been
regarded with favor and confidence large body Of The regular
medical profession in State in Union,
arsUpUssed by any, and is daily prescribed By the
ply ans throughout the United During the long
period Of its continued popularity, spurious and
tations have from to time made leir appearance Never
has eu necessary the part buyer exercise
udcou caution in purchasing the genuine article than
line. These limitations often close in their
bance 10 B. A. FANLsTol Rs Vermfnge, well calculated
put upon the Inspecting purchaser article which he neither
wished defended 20 buy It is enough to buy Of
credited agent; hut every purchaser vigilance avoid
heng mposupon, and every bottle assure
SELF that he buying the genuine A FAHNEsrooK yermuge
teb2O- i&NI m.
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The Great English Remedy Sir James
OIarke,s Celebrated FamiIe PILLS.

The Great English Remedy --- sir James
CIarke's Celebrated FamfIe Pills.
This invaluable Medicine is unAng in the those
painful dangerous diseases which female constitution
subject Imoderas all and
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
itsespeciay suited W short time bring on the MONTH
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Ps shoad b. eRGlesdriag The FIRST
THREE kOHTHS of Pregnancy, they bring
Miscarriage, but az any et1er time they are safe
SPINAL Affections pain in the back
limbs fatigue slight exerton PalpatiOn Of the Heart
ness Spirits Mysteries Sick Headaches Whites and all the
prnfu diseases Ocsoned by disordered system these Phi
will effect a when all others have failed.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills and encircled with the Government
Stamp Britain, be post 81 post
age stamps.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, N. y
sSId In Nashville by Berry DemOVille,
and all respectable Druggists. nov23-d&wIyins
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"FATHER AND DAUGHTER This latest work by
that celebrated autboress Frederika Bremer is just
issued by 7. B. Peterson & Bros It is an original
and peculiarly interesting book; the reader finds
a deviation from the beaten track Of lovers signing,
hoping, clipping, aud committing suicide. The au-
thor has successfully thrown earnestness and spirit
into that commonplace sentiment paternsl af
fiction, and we commend the work TO all who love
to see or mako home happy. No living writer prob
ably surpasses the author in deliniating home
scenes, throWing around them fascination irresis
tibly instructive and entertaining She beautifully
illustrates and enforces the idea that the real far
surpasses the imaginary Of life. We doubt not it
will be read by all classes. For sale by Z. Hagan
Also, " Rose Warrington" from the same publish
ers, for sale by F. Hsgan, Nashville, Tenn
MosT PosITIvELY THE LAST DAY.-Ths is the last
day, and consequently the only opportunity left for
those that have rot yet supplied themselves with
Sermons, & Cos Brazilian Pebble PantOscOpiS
spectaeles, to obtain them.
The superiority OF these celebrated Speetaees are
too we'll established to need another word of com
mendatiou from us. 1t is attested BY the best men
in the city aad throughout the State. We feel that
we are doing any person a favor who we may induce
to 20 and try them. There is no comparison be
tween them and any other sPectsoles ever sold In
this country.
Mr.. SemmODs may be found a. his office over Ber
ry & Co.'S Book stOre--until o'clock p N after
which time it viii close aud remain closed Our
advioei is, go at once.
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tSReduced by Dyspepsia 10 "a mere SkeIe-
tOn.''-CHred by " BcrFAGre's HdgdHa EiHers."-Mr A
Mstchett atrder probably well known any Western
Pennsylvania follows " with farmer Arm.
strong county who reduced By Dypepsia to Il sbs
persuaded him to buy bottle Of BOrhaves Holland
Bitters believing it would him Meeting him months
after, what my astonhmet finding him hale, hearty
he told ne be sgl2O0 pounds, and that this
deru change had been produced by BOave Holland Bttsr
to attributed solely his stortoE tsbsOd&EIw.
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1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser We make this statementin order
that there may be no Misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. If
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FRESCH CoRsETs, SKIRTS, &e.-We have just re-
ceived, direct from The importers, large invoice
Of French Wove Corsets of all descriptions and
sizes. Also. Ladies self adjusting Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bustles, Bosom Shapes, SC, which will be
sold at lowprices at P AEDERsoN's
Lace and Fsncy StOret No. IS, Union Street,
Nashville Tenn. [febS-dlm.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb "a Cotton sales to. day 4, :
500; market unchanged; Molssses 33; Corn sales
5000 bushels at So; Coffee firm, sales 400 bags,
lIs.
The sdip Mary Adelaide has been saved, but her
cargo Of cotton is badly damaged.
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The Gazette appeared yesterday up,n an enlarged
sheet, step rendered necessary By the increase
in its advertising patronage. This is a gratifying
evidence that cur contemporary is doing prosper
Gus business
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLoTuIEG We are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash, the bslanee,Of
our STOCK of OvKB-C OATs-BUsIBEss COATs-Aeqrg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMINGHAM & Co.
No 90 South Side Public Square.
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Cruteher Co., - Public Square, sells this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, fac lot Of new and secondhand
furniture and other articles in the housefurnshiDg
line The ladies are respectfully invited to attend
fhe sales
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25-FlOur 80 a so; Whisky
25a; Mcss Pork Is 90 is %; Sugar a q; No
lasses 81 S.
New YORK, Feb. 25.-C0tton advanced Gales g.
600 bales; Upland Midd.ing 1ls; F ou % &C.
Lord liz l2i; Sugar quiet q; MOlasses 80
40.
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A No. / STOCK FARm.

ETB have Ne Farm for SALE situated IN the Ws
w end Of Warren county, Tennessee, containing 35(,
acres Of which LIS acres is we'll timbere balance
high of cultivation The eleven miles Eest Of Nc
hnnyiile miles north AcAnnvie ManeheS
hsroad, and Barren Fork Collin river, immediate
~ the forks Of said making all the
nient stock water Upon the whole making
Stock kaIms in the county. Two hundred OF the
But in whole sursssei
for wheat clover grass. IL lies level
Those wishing 10 buy good farm would do veil 60
nj will itself. This neef
sary Improvements it For other particulars address c.
Brewer, Manchester, A. j. Brewer, Morrison Depot.
deci4-tT&wd q. y. 4 A. J. BREWRR
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ID BECAUSE it is the God Himself prODied for all
ID Reader although the bloom
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the hair he snarled and shryed harsh and dry still
Woods Hair Regterstiy used two or three tines viii
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following judge. The Pianist
DE WooD:- Nrw YsRK April 49, 1853.
Dear S-Permt me to express you the obligations
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about Of my United rapidly
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). FHALBERG.
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who concluded her hair little thinking the time
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my surprise, after few weeks trial it performed
Identifying thckening strongly
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using your Hair Restorative hair and whiskers
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Logan Eli up out and turned former color,
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The Restorative put up bottles of Sizes viz large me
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