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By the Presidsnt:
Jos. g. WILSON,
Commissioner of the GenaraJ 7 .na nRna

NOTICE TO PREJEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre-emption
= any OF the lands within the townships above en-
umerafed Is required to estabis h the same to the
satisfaction of tho register and receiver Of the
proper land ONCE, and make payment therefor as
fsre the day appointed for the COMMENCEMENT of
the public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfsitsd.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofioe
Fote.-U ader the regulations the Department.
% heretofo!e and now existing no payment can be
maze iof ADVERTISING proclamat ons except to such
Puonshers - are specially aHfhorixed TO publish by
'n 3. IeepRm,ls.ionef Of the General Land Once.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHINGTON BRANCH $500
~ &c &c
CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th
1850, trans will run ae follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at 90 and 10 o. m.
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at 20 p. IN.
Leave Baltimore at AS and $40 a. m.
Leave baltimore at SIS and 40 p. m.
On Sunday at4 Is o. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at Ga
and TAO q. and % p
For the West at f4Q q. m. and SGD p. m.
For Annapolis At T4o a. and $50 p. m.
For Norfolk at 20 q. IN.
On Saturday evening the $50 p. m. train goes 10
js iS-d til, PARSONS, AGENT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE PREstSSss;ssfsa JF THE UNITED

In pursuance of law, L. JAMES BUCHANAN, Preei-
dent the Unite1 States Of America do here by de-
olsre and D axe known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned land ofces the State
of Michigan at the periods hereinafter designated
to WIT: -a4 -'-
At thu Land Ofhce at MARQuKrrK, commencing
on Monday, the 18th day of July next for the dis
posa OF the vacant lands in the Numbered
tfons and parts Of sections, within the unde!men-
toned townships, which remain to the United
States within six miles On each side of the rail-
roads, from Little Bay de Noquet TO Mare uette,
and thence to Ontonagon, and from the two last
named plsoee to the Wisconsin State line" subject
required BY law, to q minimum of ttco dollars
fly eents per acre, VIZ:
North Of the base line and tcsst Of tbs principal
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DIgOErHron,

hsnssr .ftAs Rsya Cssss sfssss.aa, Asees. fredsa'
hon 81 the sniusnt College IN he puhsd stats
and the vhsss s has besn ths -
rths q London, Pars, Phrsd.phs sHd sssvbsrs has
fsctad 81 tho aatenshlng that sys
knsvn; many trosblsd With rugns u hs head snc sai
when ssssPi great nsrvsSsnsss, 6sing alarmed stdds
sssnds bsshfonsss With rscrsnt hUshiug attended
dsrn Of y INN
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GIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
u arrived this day, smbFaclns al qusli- xYYN
ties nssL and SIZES Of Sole Leather, Ledles &fxN
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
of travelling requisites at moderate prices. 90 be
hon Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICES,
UTOld Trunks repaired or taken in exoh.nre
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
Trunk sales Room.
mar stiff s22 Pa avenue
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rldida.
Township a, of range
townships ~ and IS of range q
townships a, 4S, A, IS, aud As, of rsnges4
Townships a. 49, A. IS, 46, a. % snd 49, of range Is
Townships IS a, IS, IS, n, IS. and 90. ofrange Is
townships - 46. n, IS, and %, Of rangeH
townships A, IS, IS, AZ. and %, of range q
townships As, ~, IS, as, Al. and 49, Of range 80
Townships 49, 49, ~ IS, 40 a. 48, and 80, Of rsngeS
Townships A. IS, ~, IS. AZ, IS, and 4s, of range g
townships ~ 49, A, a, 49, 40, and 50, OF range 50
Townships ~, IS, A. IS, &c, 4s, 40, 81 81 and 81, of
range 81 -.
Townships a, IS, a, IS, IS, ~, 49, So and 81, of
range IS
Townships q, IS, a. IS. 46, ~, 4s, 50, and 81, of
range s.
Townships IS 46, a. "a, a. So 5l and ST. range 81
Townships IS, AZ IS, 49, So 81. and 50 of range So
townships 4S, ~, 81, 81, and 50, of range 50
Townships 40, 80, 81, and 81. of range 40.
At the Land Office at MARQUETTE, commencing
on onday. the SDth day of July next, for the dis
posal Of the public lands heretofore Hnofered, with
In the following townships and parts of townships,
viz:
North Of the base line dnd tcest Of the principal me
rfdidu.
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CSHICKERING & SONS WORLD WIDE
" fame PIANOS, for sale only at John r. Ell
LlS'S, 306 Pa. averue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
Also, Pianos for hire By the day, week, or month,
upon easy terms.
Great 6arsaIns in second hand Pisnos. jeS
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MARkIEp rKks0Na. 90 Gs.ng Fsa ssstsnr lsusf nsF
.gs. beng Of PAysssl -sassss sssAhis dssiiSy
esfsrrnitss, ke- speedily cared.
he vhe places himself rndsT he taTs 81 d. fshg
ess;y sootds honsr Gsnsnsn ssd ssofasnty tsJ
spee his stl 20 physieiaA.
OFFICE Ne sOuTn rAEDEniCEtTnrEr.
lsh hand AIDE fsnf fsv desfs fse@
he ssrnsr F1l ssssFvs Hans asc sssssr hsasr
mai be paid add e.ntsn astanp
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LUMBER AND GAS fiTTER,
PHILHARMONIc HALL,
South side Of Pa. ar, trssf Of EIecGnfh 81.
vOrabe terms.
z. ST. have on haad a lot Of COOKING
STOVES, and as desire 70 close them out, will
sell them al cost for cash. MAJ
FLECTRO-PHYsIOLO YANDELECTRO-
IA The rspertios, showing the best methods for
the medical uses of Electricity, by Alfred @ Gar
raft, NJ. ID vol: svo; price 81
The South Side View Of Slavery, BY Nehemiah
Adams, ID, ID, vol, price IS cents.
Lucille, BY Owen Meredith, vol, blue and gold !;
price u cents.
Part Of Tom Brown at Oxford; proe u oeuts.
For sale BY BLANCHARD& MOHUN,
jel5 Corner 81 llth st.. and Penn. ave.
MRS. sCHOOLCRAFTs NEW NOVEL
w The Bisck Gauntlett, a Tale OF Plantation
Life In SOUTH Carolina, ey Mrs. Henry r school-
Just published and for sale ct
PHILIP SOLOMONs
Metropolitan Bookstore,
$50 Pa. av., bet. eth and 10th sta
Sole Agents for Laurence's Celebrated Foreign
Stationery. iel2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

within few minutes walk Of safety. Ia
this position they we're afterwards found
by the party cent in search. Capt. Mon.
roe succeeded in reaching the light house
in safety, although badly frosen. Out Of
the twenty-five who had formed the crew
and passengers of the ll-fated Jersey
City, but five survived, being Capt.
Monroe, s~o 6remen, the wheel.mau and
one passenger. The others either Der.
ished in the cruel waves, or we're froxen
to death in that awful death March. Sir
Of the bodies have been recovered, eoms
being returned to their former homes,
and others buried on the point.
We are glad to learn that the bravo
Captain Monroe win not suffer so severe.
y BY his exposure rs was .. 6rst feared.
Such heroes cannot be spared His deeds
OF daring and tender care during the II.
tai wreck sud march of death on Long
Point, adds brighter halo to the f.ue
Won By his rrissut rcscue Of the froxeu'
crew Of the Omar Pasha, at tie risk of
his own life, at the mouth of Cleveland
Harbor some years since.
Capt. Monroe lives few miles below
Dunkirk, N. Y. Manchester vas from
Utica, N Y, and Cumming from Dun
kirk, n. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20
The Prosperity of Massachusetts.

The Boston Daiiy .4duertiser says that
the returns before the valuation commit
tee indicate mos, satisfactory aud solid
increase in the prosperity Of the State.
The number of dwelling houses, which
perhaps affords the fairest index Of the
stability of any people, has increased
from l34,O3s in 1850, to l75,0O7 in
1860, which is slight fraction more
than the rate Of thirty per cent The
ratable polls have increased from 233 ,094
in 1850, to 2s7 1884 in 1860, which is
something more than the rate of "a per
cent. 1t is gratifying to observe that
the number Of paupers (male polls sup
ported by the town has decreased from
1855 to 1856. The number of barns
has increased from "A, ,764 to s4,327 Of
horses. from 74,O6O to 9O,7l2; Of cows,
from 1921 to 16O,9s2 The number
of oxen, sheep and swine appears to have
diminished
1t appears further, by the assessors
returns, that the aggregate Of the city
and town valuations Of real and personal
property, for 1889, was s842, III ,O6S,
against about $500, ,0OO, 600 in l84O and
about 5000, 900, 900 in 1850.
1t seems not Improbable, therefore,
that the State valuation of 1860 msy
reach the sum of $1,000, 900, ,OOO-one
thousand millions of dollars. This will
do pretty we'll for a State whose area is
but $500 square miles. It is equal to
an average Of about $500 for each inhab-
liant, or about $1,000 for each ratable
poll.
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BentOn's Mother.
How touching the tribute Of Hon. 7

How touching the tribute Of Hon. 7.
H. Benton to his mothers influence:
"My mother asked me never to use
tobacco. have never touched it from
that time to the present day !; she asked
me not to game, and have never gam
bled, aud | cannot tell who is winning
and who is losing in games that can be
played She admonished me, too, against
hard drinking; and whatever capacity
for endurance | have at present, and
whatever usefulness may attain in life,
| have attributed to having complied
with her pious and correct wishes.-
When was seven years of age she ask.
ed me not to drink, aud then | made
resolution of total abstinence, at time
whe vas sole constituent member Of
my own body; and that | have adhered
to it through al time, owe it to ny
no.hoy." -. ..a.aTg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

loaf; fsmajss- self and eolsis, litp In
y sad one Of the ovesseest wife 96tk !;
Of whom only four q the most ass csra-
bic Of easisg arns-so o1bss wkish "
havs at least sevsntess Geld hsnds, stur-
dy y9npg negroes, beaidss the female
servaSts. And this il fair represents.
tioo Of the force upon our plassstions -
Considering such ststs of fksss, do yoa
blams me for desiring - sbeens myself,
my husband and children from the Saats2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

~ In 1880 there were twenty three
States 10 the Union now there are thir.
ty.three. Then its area was l,767, l5O
square miles; now it is 2,936. l67. Our
population then was 9,63S, ,1sl now it
is 33 1000, 900. Our shipping then was
1880, l55 tuns now it is 9, l45, ,l37.-
Our annual imports then amounted to
S74.45O, 900 now they amount to 1885,.
668. 18O' Our exports then were S79,-
6O1 766 now they are 1866. .6S9. .4O2 -
Our revenue then was SIG, 779, ,331 now
1t is $6O. 100000. The real and personal
estate Of our citizens then was not over
81 .OOO. .OOO, 600 now it is estimated at
SIC, 900 ,O00, 900.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

The vote on State officers stands thus
Secretary of State-SelIs 10 7OG: 1850 mai
-Corse, 81, 1856.
Auditor of State-Cattell. T07o4; 1850 mai.
-Maxied 57,124.
treasurer Of State-Jones, 1o,523; 1851 mst.
Ellis 57,2O5
Reg. State Land Office 7O,5s2; 1881 mai.
--Robh. 57,O4l.
Attorney General--Nourse 1866: 1861 mai.
--McClintock, $1,000.
Judge supreme Court--Wrisht, 7o,5G7; 34,20l m.
Miller. 36,lG5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

~. J. ]. DAIRY would announce 70 the
Pssah tAAa thsy sFs prepared to TAN LEATH.
81 rn 70! enseemerE % the shares or for pay
se atshsAe eash price will be paid for hidea
hsve dne ass0Ttnene OF Leather on hand.
ssa'sn ws will ssii low for cash, Or exchaags Il
rpsSa, Asgsss n. Issc.
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TMO0. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

J4U1CNI7WE 1VWa.
Once, No. I'll Second street. Particular atten.
Zion given 10 collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, Johnson and Scott counties-titles exam.
nned. taxes paid, DC.
nae U
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O. Z. 90 n r TON.
SHIPPING,
Drwarllng 4 Commission Merchant

AUsCAT1NE -: IOWA.
|lAANKfUL for the patronage heretore ex.
A. Tended ne by the merchants and Others Of
ksPson ana vicinity. hope by prompt and faith
~ ~ a'tentton TO any business intrusted to my
'ssa 70 userit tts continuance.
49, RsEgRENCKs.
Aeesss. Green Stone, Mus;stine, iowa.
wed, nHdsnan 4 Kent" :.
5 Z. Dsy. Iowa City; II. Bscon 4 Co... Chicago
s9an, :. AAllaek 4 Rogers. t.kouis
.1~sSs.aEs.II - Iicsdsn: isn: Washington, Iowa.
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WELLS sPICER,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
TIPTON, IOWA.
Also Nor .RY PuBLIc and COMMISSIONERS or
pEEDs for the STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Office in
Court House. (nev7l
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JAMES w. RAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY. 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
Triton. Iowa.
~ OrrtcE-At the court House. in the
Shepi6's ONCE. v5nlO.
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JAS. II. ROTHROCK.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, TfProN, CEDAR CouN.
"A r., Iowa. -..l
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ADVERTIeER JOB DEP AnTMEzN =.
Hs&tns puroh.asA larre stock Of Printing Material
% ors prepared to execute every variety Of
Plain anl Ornamental Printing.
=. can furni.h. on shoss notice, DssDs, BosDs, and
n,v,c,AL BLAnxs, Of every description, In neat and
ssaluhctoIy mAnner. as..# ... .....
~ Owe % 4 TRIAL! Iii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

JOSEPH SYKES.
DEALER
.A Piano FOrtes, MelOdeOus
And oil other kinis sf
~ MUSICAL INSTRUMENrS;
sEEHr lGusIo AND ,eusro noor.
4l:'yll l3S second -, Msscatlne, Iow..
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SYLvANUS YATES.
Attorney at Law,

1UVH.
NJ11L promptly attend to all business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. In4ll
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

ia EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap
n ct possible light in use. for aale by
Dec -. %: e# JAMES hYER.
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TURNER l. FYAN,

F Law NOTICE.
WIN. q. WOODWARD has resumed the prac.
w tics Of the Law. at MrscArrHE. Office
over leen 4 Brewster's Bank. He will give ex.
elusive attention to the business iutrusted to
him.
5Aascssine, Iowa, Aug. 22d, 1860.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

County
day, much important business will come be.
fore the'4, and we.hope.hey yIl' patiently
continue this session nsll al. ~ adhirs Of
the soun.y arr thoroughly ossihaulfd, and
repSsks aie made by HE proper othccrs
so that the people may know exactly how
much We owe and what the means Of pay.
:nent arc. Above all things the credit Of, the
a6 II II should be a sY6at i ksthe
cheapest way to manage our business 10 gize
value to our orders and evidences Of indcbt
c3ness, it requires no reasoning to prove
We shall not then 10 compelled to pay two
prices for every thing. Reduce cxpcndi
lures to the lowest possible standard and le
neither fear, istor;or affection induce tb'
allowance Of any unjust claim. We fee
Sound endorse evsrys good ast tie con-
nissiG e9 a. and Shall When Hence o5ds,a 5
wrong one. n 4'! county matters VIC have M
partizan feelings,:alll We asklis whattevcr,
go6d iditizon labks-Secoaomy..w '.lifnna sias
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STRIPPING .oFPoTHE MASK

i, President Buchanan, IN his reply, TO- the
British government, which urging upon the
United States the necessity Of using more
means for the suppression Of the slave trade,
has cleyerly turned the, .table upon, the. d.
Plomatic hypocrisy Of our: British cousins.
The slave trade, ct present, IS almost. en-
tirely supported by, the demand fqr, slave
labor in Cuba, a. Spanish colony, Spain by
The treaty 1920 With. Great BIRTH, agreed
70 abolish tho, slave. trade in. Cuba. for. the
sum Of two, million Of dollars, Britain,
therefore has had in: hor power, any time the
past forty years, to nearly crush ont, at a
wore, the African Slave trade and yet, in
stead Of attempting, i in this, straight for
ward manner and soliciting. .tils, hu manita-
rians pf Francs and the United. States: to
practice what they preach, and to contri-
butte, 70 necessary funds, she. !, has preferred
toexpend, and induce. Us, to aexpend, during
that period, something ike thirty millions
of dollars, besides wasting goysr 81 Thousand
lives, in maintaing nearly useless fleets upon
the pestileptial African coast, and lin, the
Gulf Of Mexico The President, has ,sug-
gested to Lord John Russell the; existence
Of the significant facts, and perhaps Lord
John may discover that i would be as chris
tan; like TO- first remove tho beam from, his
own eye IS to commence BY requesting us
to extract the mote. from onrs.Esis 7a2efsr
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
THE DOUGLAS BALL.
The Douxlax.bait is-triumphsntlx roul

The Dough- bali is.-triiumph antlH rolling
on. Daily his standard is receiving acces.
Sion from conseryatiyeg mci all, over the
country. Every exchange brings the glad
news. New York is sure for him, and
Southcrnsrs acckriowleding his beldness and
his honesty are abandoning the disunion
candidates. and proclaiming for Douslsss
by thousands. He carries their hearts by
storm, for he alone of all tho candidats1
Keeps step to the music Of tho Union. lie
spoke at Norfolk tho other day, to an i'm /.
menso concourse Of people, aud boldly told
the disunionists that the Jackscniau
doctrine Of hanging Cor traitors was his
creed. The people Of Norfolk endorsed
him, and so it: is- all over tho South
The political revolution now going on
is unequalled~in the shissoryssof poiisies:S~
The same may bessaid at. the North "Tis
more quiet but hardly less extensive. The
people are DOWN ION. the man. candidates
who have ;keepors appointea:to watch them,
who # they dared Is write aletter or, max.
speech would necessarily lesGpy them
selves. - They hold opinions they slars no.
exprsss-not SO with Douglas. etthe, more
The man and shis principles Ire e, discussed
the more popular they both became ga :,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
noWE,'s,;,s sTANDAR;DD SCALES, =,

asi. HOWE;,S, STANDARD SCALES.
;. We take pleasure in chronlcling the ivari.
GUS and multiplied improvements in; the use
full machinery Of the day. In this. instance
in calling the attention ,efjevery one. using
2 scale, to tho great Improvements found: in
HowE's STANDARD, SCALE. ze The principle
Of leverage a. used in every scale heretofore
manufactured is the same IS in, that Of scales
fifty years ago; on although the manufact-
nre Of portable platform scales is more mod
ern, still the, old-iashioned check rods, with
the platform resting and wearing upon, the
knife edges, has been the only scale offered
to the public. The Howe's scale requires
no pit, which in q prairie covntry particular
", is Of great advantage, and all friction, in
stead Of being received on knife edges, as
in others, is by an ingenious device received
on chilled iron balls and it will weigh accu-
rateiy either in or out Of level. As au in
stance of this; we will mention that one Of
their two hundred ton scales put up seven
feet out Of level, has been in use four years,
aud weighs as accurately to-day, as when
first put down. b We! advise every pone to ex.
anime HowE's STANDARD SCALES, confident
that it will by inspection, recommend itself
to that best of all the senses, common sense
Tholnss s. Dickerson, It his metal Ware.
house, Is Wabashaw Avenue; (Burch's Iron
Building,) has alarge sale.room i IIr these
scales, where may he seen every variety,
from the most delicate Post Office balance,
TO the thirty ton railroad track scale.-CAi-
cdgo Democrat. 9a9uG q. .gf.i Yaa .s34e.;
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

M Default having been m.ac in the condi-
lions ola certain indenturc of mortgage dated
the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1857, executed, ac-
|knowledeed and doaiysf John II. Elder,
O. Goodh1e County, Mln9esstf Territory, EnoY
Of tie same County and territory. which,
Was duly AcondeA q stHd Office S6fsRegister Of
DEEDS Of said rGoodhqet county on, the, sixth
gay. Ct July A. D: 1851 at three O'clock p: IN
IN hook three OF mortgages page 81, by which
said mortgage tho said John II. Elder, dig
|&La gram bargain ssh ana convey gnt9 tie said
Eansiassion forever, iii Inas tracr Ut psrtai.sa
ana iylne and oeine N the, county: o. t'podhue
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
STATISTICS. OF MINNEsO1A.-

+ = ia A01 AOSEOE llAlN ~ iSOx "A. a.G
sc ia. Wheelock Esq, who was appointed
Commissioner Of Statistics Of the State.
has just Published volume Of. III pages,
Astounding in most valuable information
We have received copy, and from gu.
hasty examination conclude that this i'm.
portant duty has been most. faithfully dis.
charged by Mr. sWhcelock, Every one
should have q copy, and it should be ex.
tensively circulated at the East. aat''ts;7sis3
We eopy The following from z the St.
l "a 4.7ses' hsbaessa sasd5 aaga ae-&l atiP I
|; fM1SxEsorA, "1rs; PLACE. gAnoxd ..srHs
STATES. is the title ofths First Annual 70.
port y the Commissioners 81 Statistics . =;
y i contains l74 pages of closely. printed
matter in . form CONFINEMENT for mailing
1t is believed that its circulation by citizens
among their friends and business aaccquaaiinl.
taaees at the East would, largely rea;;;::::d
to the benefit ofithe State. 81 zalail:a ~
!. Price for . single copy 50 scents----for ten
or more SO cent ,ea.h. Reliable agents
wanted in,eveEyr town and county. Book.
sel!ersi furnishcdfat liberal diseount.a5a als
p.i Orders tseecfvod by "a q sWHEELOCK
|of'' ~ 3@a,n'oIfI 70 s,sfs'F HG,c1tt 81,
10 efs!osr i3.sa "a ;i5iw IS o; 81. IYaul'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
IMPORTANT 70 PRE:-Ea1liPropRs.

:, IMPORTANT !l,Ill' Or 10 PRE:EnPToRs.;
The The following letter from the General
Land Office was received on Tuesday last
and handed to us for publication for the ben.
ehs Of those o whom il may concern: ,. 81.
80 60 'S'S"' general LAND OrF1cE, j
August. 81, 1905 y
Register and Receiver, Henderson, MINI,
:. Gentlemen. Doubts having arisen IS "a
the rights and duties 81 pre- 5emptioisn settlers
on odd numbered sections il the Townships
mentioned. in Proclamation No. 664, dated
7th Of July, 1860. You are herebyinstruet-
ed that all such settlers are REQ ,lircd Is prove
up and enter their claims before the con- con-
1nsncement Of the public sale, whether the
sections or parts Of sections embracing said
claims. arc specifically described III said Pro
clamaton or not; otherwise their claims viii
be forfeited. -t asTf @a2 staf 2a'2o5t
af1 st''% Respectfully, etc.. atH. ss'.tdt
,.es31 .Na " JOS: s. WILSON, ~ tl'&
- - 80 -. =, .3',. Commissioner.