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jected.' The National Intelligencer, liavir; alluded ; iu me npency oi the lexas speculators m brin'iiif about that treaty a charge which our readers may remember was publicly made by Mr. Beuton at Iii time Mr. Tyler Las caused a long letter tu be pub - lished in the Richmond Enquirer, in which he says : " If any speculators in Texas sticks or landi ever counelled, much less impelled, me to action upon that su! jeet, I declare mjielf to be wholly ignorant of ihe fact. Certain Ii is mat I never owned a loot of Texas land or a dollar of Texas stuck in my life." V It is not Improbable that this is true. Jlr. Tyler though far from beiiifr himself scrupulou. was as often as otherwise the tool of men whose interested motives he had not the sagacity to penetrate. lie goes on to say that all that he considered in the matter was the good of the whole country, and adds : "Nor was it until I received authentic information that other nations weie exeiting all their titbits to induce a course of action cn the part of Texas, at war, ai I ütmly believe, with the permanent interests of the United Slates, that I gave direction to my lamented fnend, Abel P. Upshur, then Secietary of State, to bieak up and scatter to the Winds the web of their intrigues by a direct proposition for annexation. I advised with do one, consulted with no one, save him, in taking Ihe initiative. I knew 'no holders of stocks or owners of lands in the matter." He further eay, that until the preliminaries of the treaty were arranged he has no reason to believe that the holders of stock or owners of land knew any thin j of what was goin on, the strictest secrecy having been enjoined. The Richmond Vhi answers Mr. Tyler thus: "Does he not know that at least two mcmbeis of his cabinet (Secretaries Upshur and Gilmer) were very large landholders in Texas, and that they strongly and incessantly urged this meaure ? And we have heard from we believe an entirely authentic source thit they encountered no little difficulty in overcoming Mr. Tyler's own objections to the scheme, at the suggestion of which he was at fust startled. Is it not also true that several other gentlemen, largely inter ested in Texas lands and scrip, not members of his cabinet, whose names can be given if it hall be deemed necessary, were in constant communication with hi.n ou the subject ?" As to the secrecy observed in this affair, Mr. Tyler appears to have been under a singular hallucination, for the Richmond print asks : - How happens it, we beg to know, that on the 2Sth of March, nineteen days b fore the fact was publicly promul gated in Washington, Mr. Dotts, in a public speech delivered at the Club House in this city, proclaimed that such a treaty was in progress, and denounced both the scheme and it authors? We can tell the Ex-Tresident : for while we are writing, Mr. Butts has stepped into our office, and we have inquired of him by what lutky chance it was that he had been made acquainted, so long in advance of the public, with the secrets of the Tyler Cabinet? And he iufoimed us that the fact was communicated to him by a laige Texas landholder and stock-jobber, not a member of Mr. Tyler's Cabinet, nor filling any other public station, but who, he had eason to believe, was in constant personal iuteicouise with that Cabinet on that subject." The speculators in Texas stocks were taken care , of in the treaty. It provided for the payment of the full amount of their claims, for which many of them J'ld -P-iCrd very little. As to tire Texas lands, the owners expected ijf course a large rise in the value of their property. JY. Y. 1'ost. What wocld the Whigs do? The whig are very much given to prophesying. They cannot quit it, although a fulfilment of one of their prediction, would be almost a miracle. Suppose, now, they should, most unfortunately for themselves, get the power to control this government, and were called upon to manage our relations with Mexico; and suppose, further, that they had any regard for their own country, and their own consistency. Let us see what they would do. First, withdraw the army back to the Itio Grande no, lo the Nueces. I'ut Mexico woulj contend that her territory extended to the ivrbine. What would stultified whiggery say ? Could not Mexico show to the full alrsfaction of all the world that the wrong done her in annexing Texas had been acknowledged in the most ample manner by the universal whig party ? Well, the army must come back to the Sabine, or pay the price of Texas to Mexico, or our country must be officially branded with acknowledged knavery. This matter being settled, Mexico demands indemnity for the accursed war, the numerous murders, the enormous expenses incurred, &c. The three millions would be needed to propitiate Santa Anna, and how many million more would repay Mexico for what she has suffered and expended? We should like to see a committee consisting of Prentice, Corwin, McGanghey, Gidding., iVc, prostrate before Santa Anna, kissing his wooden leg, imploring his forgiveness for injuries acknowledged to bf (lark and damnable. Would not the scene bo a rich one? It is very preposterous to suppose that the whig? would do this, some may think. Perhaps it is. It is preposterous to suppose that they would do right. If the ground they have assumod be correct, they are bound by every principle of justice to make the most humble confessions to Mexico and the world ; and if they will not do it, they must proclaim to all mankind their utter destitution of all moral principle. They must have the brazen effronterey to persist in a wrong the darkest and most accursed that the world has ever seen at the same-time refusing to make reparation. If it were not too serious a matter for .the honor of the country, it would be amusing enough to see the whig party get the power they want. Louisville Democrat. . Divorce of flic Government and the Hunk. The official statement published by the Treasury Department, shows the amount of money in the scveal depositories of the rrrovernment, and subject to draft on the 21th ultimo, to have been Ä7,(M,810 50. Of this there was at Boston 1,050,4:33 37; at New York. $v.G13,153 81 ; at Philadelphia, S-2,-0,900 50 ; at New Orleans, $172,203 20. The New York Evening Tost in copying thia statement, in detail, very well observes : It will be seen by the above statement that the divorce of Bank and State is complete. There are no deposits of the United States in any Bank in the country which are subject to the draft of the Trea surer. Some sums yet remain in the Banks for which drafts have been issued, but the money has not, it appears, been as yet taken out. Never was the Treasury of the United States in a more impreg nable position. It is beyond the reach of all those influences which Banks and Bankers use, in order to make a profit. And we may well say never were ' the United States so independent as on this day. Vkk seven millions of money in her treasury, her t s'oeks above pap uV.ftnynnarket of the country, at the -nfji me "carrying 511, with a tender of peace, a W'ift t ritiTi 1 pITau tViTw i t h one nation, and furnishing food to stay the famine that is wasting other nations, her own citizens contented, prosperous and happy, h. presetrU a spectacle more splendid and glorious than auy thatiia ever yet been witnessed upon eartl If 'these are the fruits of the principles we profess, no sacrifice can be too great to preserve them, and no estimation can dulv appreciate our indebtedness to those who secured to us these principles. We may indeed say, without boasting, tliat ours is truly the land of freedom." Harmonious lYliicsrcrr The whigs in the 3d Congressional District, the immediately south of us, resolved, at their Dis tention, in favor of a vigorous prosecution ar. In this district llie wing candidate is in cutting oOTU supplies and of ingloriously inir our army, and we suppose, of giving cm hack Trxaa and a3 much more of our tern. J as thev mar ask. It is said he is n tavor 01 the United States paying the expenses Mexico has incurred ijithe war, but of this we are not definitely informed. 7 How harmonious is Indiana whiggery In the 4th district opposition to the war is whiggery in the 3d, a vigorous prosecution of the same war is whiggery. J'ffertmian. sOoK-Marshall, who was commander of the Ken . . 1 . i ir: 1 t.r:. . 1 -;v vavairy ai iuena viia, una iiuuusutu r ''thy report in the Louisville Journal of yesterday vtewin" the late supplemental report of Brig. Gen Joseoh Lane. Col. M. defend' himself in strong lan-

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thecavalrj under isis uarnaii s; cuuiuuuu micm ed bv fore they received a hre froni the enemy, lusa ... Vi-TrritUn document. j -The Secretary of th N'avy"has addressed a letter '. ;'tringh tn, of Ihe United States ship Onio, toillin to tender to Midshipman Philip C. Johnson ji John Richardson, Iho thanks ol the departr!rr'r"mX IT, .'fä . i i . : n. . 7. l::Z" ?lrc. I ; sn rerksin his Tiify have been already rewarded bylhe con- ; -f having lived the fife of a fellow-, creature. is as it meritorious as the mosl daring exploits 1 .r.nr waf, ai lite tiatet iociHrin? i,. . , . , . . :.. icr 4 ioj.ct, " hk i'ii.io-i 1. i-Mi....iu """" 1, j i 1 r'TCiit-c t the civilizitioiiil Jlitory tf j t fj-..- ai 1 w::-.:i .( t!c cl'.;iii-u!t;cd

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as px-kefokier of the state suntixel. The volunteers have bwn well received by the citiZCIlä 11 uritan?. several dinners hate been . made fur them, and ep lutes fired. Lilt it may be proper to remark thai although the preat mass tf the j people f tfiis city hive sl.o.vn their patriotism and 1 liberality on every occasion; yet thifl great commercial '"ponum has its full quuta of Jcicr and Ldnd Shark, and from thrj manner tltpy formed close column on the soldiers when they were di-cliar-rd and paid, anrl ' 4,r,n hi, j .. i t " Wieir well earned bounty, with apparent fripiulhip and latijX'iac full of misrepresentation, led ine to believe that this was the general place of reiu'ezvfiis, and that all the recTujtuij; officers of il.r; I-and N.ark Division had marched their forces to th,3 epot; It may surprise vou when 1 tell votj that ihcv otlered to buy land or fcrip cf the foldiers for S;flö, and that 80mcof Hie soldier actually made sales oti the above terms. 'Much credit is due to the officers from our State for advhin the soldiers to retain their land, and not let the proceeds of their hard service go to enrich the speculators. General Lane advised the soldiers to keep their land and not sacrifice it, when they could dispose of it on much better terms in their own State. Colonel Drake, in his address to the olTiocrs and solrjiers of the 1st Regiment, says: . ' ' "I will here suggest to those who have claims upon the United States for bounty land, the propriety of retaining them. It has given ine much pain since our arrival at this place to eec soldiers offering and selling their claims, which they have so honestly and faithfully earned, at from seventy to eighty dollars making a sacrifice of at least $120. i hope at least you wiil not dispose of your claims at this time. If you retain them until you arrive at home, I doubt not you will be able to make them yield you at least j$2tK). Your warrants will be sent you fron of charge. Any salo you may now make, according to the law, is void." The companies of the 1st Regiment from Marion, Fountain, and Montgomery, have left here for home, and the remaining companies will leave shortly. Col. Trbbatts of Kentucky and Major R. G. Norvill of Indiana arc at Carrollton with a number of recruits for the IGlIi Infantry, and are expected to leave here for Mexico in a few days. Two companies from New Orleans will also receive marchiug orders to join General Taylor' command. The companies of Captains Owen and Hendricks were at San Francisco, and the company of Captain licthel at Kcynosa, when we were on our return from Montercyl Our friend Doniiavan, formerly of the Wabah Standard, it now in this city, lie was taken prisoner last sun.tiicr while hunting near the Rio Grande, taken to Valladolid and sold to a printer, after which he made his escape. I suppose he will give an account of his adventures when he returns to Indiana. The Daily National publishes an account of a train being attacked, which seems to be unreasonable. That paper states that the Massachusetts bringing the news lefC v era Cruz on the evening of the 4th inst., that the train that left Vera Cruz on the 4th iX't. with ft"ijO,0(X) and COO men as an escort was attacked 3U miles from Vera Cruz, &c. &c. Accord ing to thi-i statement the wagon train must have travelled 30 miles, received an attack from the Mexi cans,' and the news have been conveyed hack to Vera Cruz on the came day and before the Massachusetts eft. It is not usual for a loaded train to travel more than 13 or "20 mile? in Mexico in one dav. As I no longer sojourn upon the tented field, my Skelchcs in lh.c Camp " will cease with this No. NEU'OaLEixsJime 17, 1317. I'nioit SabhntJt School Celebration. The committee" from the different Sabbath Schools of this city, previously appointed for that, purpose, met at the Lecture Room of the Roberts' Chapel, to make preparatory arrangements for a Union Celebration of the approaching 4th of July. . The meeting was organized by calling Mr. James, Linke to the chair, and appointing A. M. Carnahan secretary. It was resolved that the day he celebrated in a man ner similar to that formerly adopted .by the schools on such occasions. Upon motion, the propriety of dispensing with the reading of the declaration cf independence, (it being peculiarly a children's celebration, ) was considered, when it was resolved that the person selected to read, exercise a discretion whether the whole instrument should be read, or 'only such portions as may be ap propriate to the occasion, accompanied with such re marks and explanations as may interest those for whom the celebration was designed. On motion, Mr. A. G. Porter was appointed to deiver the address, and Mr. G. II. Keith to read the Flnsln ti i inn rf fnitrtTißtiilittifn s. 11IUI.1IMIU',IIVV ' -. The Rev. Mr. Daniels was appointed to open, and the Rev. Mr. Dix, to conclude the exercises of the day with praper. ' , , . ; On motion, 31 r. James JJiake was appointed Mar shal, with power to appoint assistants. Ihe superintendents of the various schools were eppointed a committee to - procure funds to meet the necessary c.xpeises of the celebration. Mr. Thos. H. Sliarpe, treasurer, to receive and dis burse euch funds. Messrs. O. Brown,- Hubbard, Yohn, J. F. Hilt and Greer, were appointed a committee to provide refreshments. Messrs. Llakc, Brousc, Case, Ohr, Drum and A. Smith, were appointed a committee to select the ground for the celebration, and make arrangements for seating, etc. Messrs. Kay, karncs, U. Brown and L. A. Hall, were appointed a committee to arrange the vocal mu sic, r'' Messrs. I8ensce, Brown and Owsley, were appoint ed a committee 1 confer with the brass 4and and in vite them to pcrf rm on that day On motion it was resolved, that in consequence Of pers of the city be' requested to publish the proceed in pa of the meeting;. The meeting then adjourned. JAMES LLAKE, Tresident. A. M. Carnahan, Secretary, ) Wabash College. The commencement of this inAjution will occur on Thursday, the !2d of July. The CraminatioD will be Irom July Hth to the 'JUth. - exercises or me wceK as loiiows: i fn iuouuay evening tue iifin, i rise peaaunrrsuy members smbcrs elected from the three lower classjes.-lues--day, a. m., tlie exercises of the Wabash Academy of Science, and an address by Hon. E. A: Hannegaii: At 3 o'clock, p. m., on Tuesday,' an 'oration before the Society cf Inquiry by Rev. Benjamin M. Nice, of Columbus.. ' - - -' . On Tuesday evening the Junior exhibition at half past seven. Wednesday, p. m.;an addresi before the Alumni. Wednesday evening, tho first union, celebration of the Kuphoncan Society and the Columbian Institute, oration by Rev. M. A. Jewett, of Ttrre Haute. The usual exercises of commencement day (Thursday) will begin at 9 o'clock. The citizens and gen-tlemt-n from abroad are respectfully invited to join the proccs."sion'at the College edifice at half past eight. ArpoiNTMENT of Lieut. Hitntes The Washington correKindent of the Baltimore Sun, in his letter of the lGiii inst., speaking of the arrival of the hero of Alvarado at Washington city, say?,: He called this morning at Mr. Secretary Mason's, who received him very kiiillyrlmons4 rating with him on tljtf impropriety of disobeying mileary opders; but infafminj him at the pama tirno that it was .written in .the scripture that " man pfhll not separate what li:c Lord hath joined together,'? and a Mrs. Hunter is now at Flooieo, in Italy, he would ; ho compelled to send Lieut. Hunter b the Mediterrarrean in c)minand of one of t!ie veascU of tho stjuadninf which is slrortly to be got ready. Gr.. Scott's Last "IIastt PlaVf. or Sovr.M The Washimrton corrcyuonJent of the ilobile Register BihJ ; I " .1 ft f 11,1. .i... the folfowing un ieu ä'esprit, juurimi. n i iei cr-ii om i-uiiuc, umcu .im.ir..whirl, w.. fuuint cum the 'la8l.,onabo c.r clea" at the caniloi A letter from Ihe tVU, is saiJ to relate that shnrify af ter Harney forced Santa -Anna to give leg-bail, the com' manding General redo up, and . dismounting, entered his ftnnfim-iil'a tent, ivliern h table had been spread with a 1, ..:. ...1 i.r .1. - .ubinti nln f.rr ?int Anna's ,ciMMLtJunipiiiii!iiiTCjiiiiiri,, iiiv, WM not ie-tnmiUr ,,-.- Scott, spying artti- ; rean of anno at ta head of. He table, uncovered if, ami 11 with 4 l.i,i)tii!uJriuiiipl?TiViU'd bis brolir:r (Ti of urrv, " liuUir ;oi instfiit !, inin Imn in Iiis first r ..,... ,1. . k t - ' rofficers to

the 4th of July bcrn on the Sabbath, the celebration ! 0T rc,use Xo PaX thc amount so assessed and itvied witmn take place on tl.e Monday succeeding. i Jjj" dJv ftr such levy, and the same cannot be made of .- -. , ,-rr . j the goods and chattels of Ihe delinquent, as aforeaaid, the On motion it was resolved,, that the different pa- T ". shlll nril . 1, hv ,h. ,aL nf

Appointment. Several of the Dwniocra ic candidate., who have bcrn nominated by regular convention, will endeavor to meet their fcllow-citiz. ns a loIU.ws, nnJ they w.ulj be epe-

ciany granueu 10 see as many, ul ell parlies, as can ninke it convenient to atiend. In Pctry Tournship, on Salur.lay, July 10th, ot aileySchool !lour.e. - v.i . lumj.iy, me i.jin, at .larrs s rx-iiooi House In t'ranklin, on Tuesday, Ptth.nt Danipl Moor-'s. j Wednesday, lCth,,tt Itetht-I. In Marren, Thursday, IGih.nt Cun.h. il.md. Friday, I Gl It , at A. KiserV. , ll Laicrcnci, Saturday, JTlh, at David llnsw's. Monday, lDth, at Win. Dirkrrion'ü. Tuesday, WjU, at the School liaiseJohnson's mill. near In lUishiMton, Wednesday, iilst, at A!IUoniIle, et. II o t lock, snd at Broad Kipr.le tt 4 o'clock; In 1'ike, I hurd-iy, 22J, nl Ausist. " Friday, tTbl, at MrCurrij mills. , In U'aine, Saturday, 21th, at Miller' mill. . . Moildty, Stiili, Hi Bridgeport. ? In Decatur Tuesday, 2ih, nt F.d. Ddlarhide's. Wednesday, iWih. t V. F. 11. Wilson, Between that and election day, at Indianapolis, cf' which due notice will bo given. A mriny of tliu candidates as can, will endeavor to fill Ihn above appbintments, rain nr thiht; and they respectfully ask their whig compctitms to meet tliErn us ubove. , TJII3 MAKIiErS." CINCINNATI, Jtino 25,-FW, On TliurüJay cvoning HÜO bris were sold at $5, nnd 700 to-day at sanio both from store, and both to fill contracts. A sale also of2l)0brls delivered at Aurora, in?peelion guarantied, at $5; Hü bris from store and i0 do. from canal at $5 ; 100 brls Irom store en Thursday evening, and CO lo-day at $.3. 25. There were more sellers than buyers to-day at ;.). Still some holders are disposed to awnil the receipt of further foreign advices in preference to selling at the present rales. GeulU. For Cohjicss, . - WILLIAM W. WICK; 2riAiiio:v coiivrt7 io.hi.atio.s. n ... 5 THOMAS W. COUNSEL, - lpresmtaUces, j GE0RriE A CHAPMAN. County Treasurer, JOHN M. TALLOTT. . County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS. County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SHIMER. School Commissioner, ABRAHAM KOONTZ. We are auihoiizeJ to announce Jacob Lanoii as a candidate for county Treasurer. - Bj Undoubtedly the most successful Ague remedy of the day is Ur. lragg s Indian ltieen r-nigur Coated Ionic Pills This medicine is prepared with the greatest care is free from (i'linirre or any minernl substance It netrr fails to effect a cure in from twelve to eighteen hours price to cts. per box; hall boxes 4U cts. r or sale by 13. J. Wade and Tomlinson Brothers.. 0 11 1 I . A X C 12 A O. 2. An ordinance to regulate tl.e grades streets, and the improvement vf streets and sidewalks in the City of Indianajjotis. -" ' Adopted June 2tst, 1847. Src. I. Be it ordained by the City Council of Indianapolis, That Ihe grades as fliown by the led lines and figures in the "Profiles of the streets of Indwnapolii, suiviyed ly James Wood, civil engineer, 1S41," now on file in the office of the Secretary of the CityCuuncil.be and the same are hereby established, declared, and made the pcinianeut grades of said streets i f said City. Sec. 2. All. improvements and Trpaiis hereafter made or dttne on the streets of aid city, shall be made accoidirg with, and reference to the grade as established and dcclaied by the first section of this oidinance. Sec 3. All pavements and improvements on any of the side-walks in said city, shall be constituted to conform to Ihe giade of Ihe streets to which they severally belong, as fixed by the fiist section of lhi ordinance, that is lo say, the outer edge of Ihe p.vrment at the cuib shall commence on a level with the finish d grade of Ihe centre of the street, and ascend at the late of half an inch to the foot lo the outer edge of the street. Sec. 4. Any person orpeisons who shall construct a pavement on any side-walk or continue the same, after having been warned by the Maishal.or Commissioner of Sheets, a reasonable time, on a grade differing from the one established, hall be liable t pay a line not lets than one dollar nor moie tbao five dollais for everyday he, she, ot they shall continue the same. Sec 5. Any person or persons who fhall wilfully efface or lemove any of .the giade marks or posts made or nxed by the city engineer, shall for feit and pty any sum not less than one dollar, nor morcthan twenty dollars. Sr.c. 6. Whenefe't the owner ur owners of any lot or lots, or pait thereof, oiaiij ftiect, or ait of a street, hut lcs than one squaie ou either side of tuch sheet, shall be demons of grading or gravelling, or both, such street or pait of a street, the person or peisons representing a mj r part of the lots or paits of lots, on such street or put of a street, estimating the same by feet, may by petition to the City Council repicsent rdainly the improvement dei-ired. ' Sec. 7. Upon the reception of any such petition, it shall be the duty of the City Council, if in their opinion the public good will he promoted by euch imnroement, to cause au estimate of the expense thereof to be made by the city en1. , . - . . i ., . . , , , t crirtr anil ciilimittAit rttr him vilhnnt nplir wlnrh .ilimil. i..n ... r.. ',K - .k . r i;,,i ...j ...n;.... such street or pait of street, prodded, that giavelling in all cases shall be twenty feet in width, and one foot in depth. Sec S. The expense of any such improvement shall be assessed and levied on the lots or parts of lots on such streets or parts of streets in equal proportion accoidiug to the number ol feet, along such street or side-walk, for the whole distance such improvement may extend ; which assessment and levy from the lime of making the same Fhall be and remain a lieu on such lots or pans of l"t, until the amount so assessed and levied, shall be fully paid and discharged. Sec 9. It j-hall be the duty of the Sccietaryof the City Council to enter such petition on recoid, with the petitioner's names, and the number of feet, owned or rep esented by each, and shall make out and deliver to the Tiea-uier, a list of the owner's names if known, and the numbei of feet fiont owned by each individual, the rate of assessment ,d levy made after demand upon the person owned, if found, and after hiving given ten days' notice of the time and place of such sale in s me newspaper published in said city ; and if j the owner or occupant of any lot or part of lot shall neglecl such lot or part of lot, or so much thereof as will pay the amount of such levy ; and in the sale and conveyance to the purchaser or purchaseis thereof, Ihe Ticasurer shall be governed ly Ihe foity-fmt and forty-second sections of the act to incorporate the city of Indianapolis; approved. And any such sale under this oidinance, shall invest the puichaer with all the right, title and interest in sich lot or part of lot sold in the same manner, and to the same extent, as if sold under the provisions of said act for the non-payment of taxes assessed by said City Council. Stc 10. Earh and every owuer of property, upon an assessment and collection being made as afoiesatd, shall be utilld If. mn m mint f Miinl Mll.l In Ki or her nirmtfll ma(je 00 tccount of such nnpiovement, which sciip shall forever thereafter be receivable for taxes assessed cn that partkulai piopeity by the authorities of the city of Indianai!is for the trTipruvcment of streets in said city, provided, that id ail payments of scrip in discharge ol said taxes, it shall be reooiied of the person owning the same to pay the .T..rr .u money any Fr"'. ........ vu..6 may ue necessary o mcel his tax, when Ibe denomination of treasurer ia money any practical amount in change that cip tie shill offer shall not exactly agree with the amount to be pid 1 so that the Treasurer shall in no case be rcqurred to repay in money any oveiplus when a laijier amount of sciip sha he olfered than will meet Ihe amount of Street tax doe. Sec. II. Each and everr person where' property shill front on such iriprovemarit, shall have the privilege lo do woik on the same, under tbe duection of the commissioner of sticets, in ;artiair total discharge of the amount made on his propel ly tor nCh improvement, proctJea, be shall comply in all icspec's w;0 toe duet lions of said comm notier in regard to the inanwer and time of co ime.and at nrict-a not exceeding flin,i ' sioner in iicmn oi the city ir Woik or Sec. 12. So soon as the joHtctuttK 5 count of any such impiovement pet mined upon as aforesaid, it shall be council to caue to be punted such as it may deem neccssaiy.of the de and one dollar, which sciip when the Tresidenfand Scoettry of th numbered and registeied in a bo purpose, and1 which scrip shall ser f cleaily and distinctly, a description of -the it is issued, and which -crip sliaj t4 rcc of Ihe tax on the projity iheitin rtfrr. Sr.c. 1J. The Treurer shall at V the city council, next succeeding the f amount f sciip, i c; ort ami deliver L cuuticii', to be canc IUif siiif so" rvdir the Treasurer shall be 'entiled to a cpt so reluitx d and cancelled, siguerl by crciaiy, vrhitb shall he received b much paid by said Treasurer on ac .Stc- 14. Whenever the ownei: tits 01 pait thete f, in any street than one sqiare on either side snous nl making a pavement sticet or pait of a street, ruch resenting a maj r put of such by feet, may by petition to thev plain manner the imprr.veinent that the number of feet owned by lively is attached to hi, her, or It. , f'r.c. I. Upon the icceptfon il COD' 'f mil, tft" r' Oei'r :V, V

vii can u iui iui Ulli 1 1 1 1 Hirt r tiiv ii sxiju mic vviiuic uiuuut i "vi w. . - r.w v. " - " i -'- t 1 1 V J V llatr "til tin CO SCVttll theieof, which list signed by the President of the City Coun- m"?' '!ve fiv.c ouncwof fine pulverized saltpetre w each bar- . j.,,,,,, u.Vn-l.i, Twenty aevea and twenty elelrt. in Ibe firmer cil. and attested by ihe Secretaiy, shall be sufficient auth- "'"i" "ck!c' ,0 matIe fr?m fre,h water M ,tronS reserve U ' Six mt.es square ii the f.rt. of UsU nre, and htyfor the Treasuier to proceed to collect the same by Onllbürth the quantity of be distress and sale of Ihe oods and chattel, of the person or pork, must be parked in h.'f barrels, and roni.in one hundred . "VacUm. JU"Vs. twenty ek-h,, I. .he ner Dersons airainsl whom such assessment and Irv hall be notirulf nett weicht of each, as the case tnav be : and. in estimat-1 , , ' l. .w a .i..Jn-l

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y jicpie-rnt ''"'"JK l"1""? h H'c ineir u ! aid i !e-wV h s b- en givey Sec. 17. l bU shall ni gk I :nake oi cause tu city coQ! eil, iht n V iciue said work to LK j 'Wi'Cis, and the cc.t city council, shall be uf M, unt1! the am t flicrhn i 'Mill rw? i! tl.il"' ......... ...v. .-i,.,iv lect the frame sgrccalU lion of this oir'.ir.ancc. Src. 18. The side-wa along each ide of Wah: and thej aie heieby dccl e heieby di-cl lot fiontinj; idc-waik auJj. the J:üe of -tieets the si wide SeC. ID. On ai i along Wad may be permitted to extend liesy loti an l hcieaf er any ioiso" lui cellar door, Int h shall extend ni rc fiont of Ihe lot on which Ihe satr.c mnV foifcit and pay to the city Council three u such extcul'n shall eSi-t after notice by of streets; or Maishal, to remove or cotrec i.! an cases wneie ceiiar uuip, aireaay con si rues. : nd moie thau live fret Irom the line of the lot-; when rebuilt ot rei aiied fhall be brought within lance aforesaid, or on neglect thereof, the owner of U perty shall forfeit and pay the sum namcS aforesaid t an banister or isiling shall extend nioie Ihdn Ave feet fiom front of a lot, under a penalty of the tcr afoiesald. Sr.t. 20. Any peison who shall take, or cause to be taken, any eaitn, stone, or cuvel, from any street, alley. o ride-walk, in said cityj shall, for every such offence; foifeit and pay a sum of not less than ten dollars nor moie than fifty dollars for each day such earth, sluDe, or giavri may be Ukn. S.t 21. Pfo person hall clJt ally drain or Imptove any street, alley, or fidewilt without first obtaining permission fiom the city council, and making si id Improvement lo correspond with Ihe general plan adopted for ihe improvement of the city, under thediiedion and order of the city survey and Engrueer, and any person violating this section hall .forfeit and pay a sum not less than five dollars, nor more' than Iwi nty dollar. Sec. 22. All shaJc ttees, including tho b"xing, shall be placed on the outer edge or line of sidewalks, and immediately adjoining the same, and for the protection of such trees and boxing around them, the person or peron placing such trees and boxing, shall have the privilege of putting posts in ihe streets at an inclination of sot nnre than eighteen inches from ihe box theieof, and any person or persons injuring or di stioying any such trees, boxing, or posts, shall be lined in the sum of five dollais, for each tree, tx xmg, or post so injured or destroyed : Provided, that any person oi persons having trees alieady plin-d at no greater distance than twelve inches from ihe inside or outside of the outer edge or line of any sidewalk, shall not be requued to iemove the same. Sec. 23. The sixth chapter of an oidinance for Ihe regulation and government of ihe town of Iudiauapolis, passed April 24, 1S46, is hereby lepealrd. SAMUEL S. ROOKER, President of the City Council Attest: James G. JoDA5, Scc'y. Approved, S. HENDERSON, Mayor OZCDIIYAXCI? NO. 3. 'An Ordinance in relation to nuisances. Adopted June 21st. Is47. Sectio 1. Be it ordained by ihe City Council of Indianapolis, That all signs and sheds now erected or that hereafter mi) be erected acioss any side-walk or street in the city, be, and the same are hereby declared to be public nuisances, and shall be abated by Ihe Marshal iu cae the person or poisons who erected ihem shall tint remove the same within ihiee days after being notified to do so by the Marshal, and any person or persons neglecting to make such removal, after being notified as afoiesaid, sh ill be fined any sum not exceeding twenty dollars. SAMUEL S. HOOKER, Presideut uf ihe City Council. Attest ! James G. JoSDak, Sec'y. Approved. S. HENDERSON, Mayor. NÄVYllläGP AXU I'OEIK TOU ISIS. tt Dcr'iaTMEn-f , rcrTJ of Paorriro asr Clothing, Jcüe ii, 1P47. SFlALEO I KOrOSALS, endorsed.. "Proposals for Beef," and C5 l'rvpoeals for Pork," ai the ease may lie, w i l he r-crived at this oHIck until 3 o'clock, P- M., on Mondav, the 3d day or Augnxl next, for furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and risk to the United Statet , ' - . Kie thousand Tour hundred barrels navy beer, anil four thousand eL'ht hundred I. arret navy pork : Kneh barrel lo contain not less than two hundred pounds nett weight of beef or pork ; no except of weight in either artirle will he paid for. To he delivered at tho icspecUve navy yards, äs fol lows Bwrrdi Beef. 1.HK) l.r-oo Birrtl Tors: I.GOÜ 1,600 At Chnrles'Own, Miss., At Brooklyn, N. Y., At Gosport, Va., 5,4(10 4. Seid leefand pork mtirt t delivered. or?e half between thC first davof Jitnunrr. lrf-lR and th fimt dav of Anril. lfl rft ; andtheothiiütrhii. .. ii, l-.il, nf Anril i.i nnd fi. 1 ".i h rf nf June, 18, unless earlier deliveries should he nvinired hy thechief of this Bureau. OTers must m mmle for earn half separately and dictini-Hu kli.,t I. f..r thai I. n I f .l I . i'oril . In Ih. fir-M nf tan. uary and first of April, and for tl.e ball deliverable between the .i vi r Anrii and l.Mh of J.,..e law. r.,v.n.-nr fr it.. firct b.if to be made within thirty dvs after delivery ; and lor the second half in ti.iri. Jiri.ri.,.. u'th inn, mi u The beef mind he from well fatlened'cattle. slausrhtered ltween the first day of November. If 47. and the first nv of February, , 1S4X, and weighing not less Ihan sis hundred pound., net weight. ' each. The legs and leg rnnds of the hind quarter,, and the shins and shoulder rlods, and at least eight pounds from the neck end of each fore qttnrter. or the parts marked Nos.l, 2. and 3, on tl.e ' draw ina or delineotion of the fore and hind quarters of an ox, ! which wilt be attached to and from a part ofrhe contrart. muat I : v. holly excluded from each barrel and hall barrel, and the re-nain-. der of the tarcass must be cut in pieccsof not less tl.aa eight noun Is each The pork must be parked from corn-fed. well fattened ho;., slaughtered between the 1st day of November, 1817, and the first ! day of February. 184. and weighing not less than two hundred! ! f"n c ,nj , j pi. CesWei"hinz pounds each, excluding the heads, joles. neck., shoulders, bams. ,no1.rthr,,ne;chrn,, B,U,t '"I. Both theU-ef and pork must belted wH. at leas, one statute m?rne price, two na r narreis are to oe consiaere. a. one narret. The barrels and half barrels must be made or the nest seasoned hiteoah.or white ash staves nnd heading; if of the former, to I not less than three-fourtha of art inch Ihrck : if of the latter, to wh j be not less than an inch thick for harrcls, and three fonrrhs of 'an be name and the year when packed. ,. ,' The beefand pork will, unless otherwise directed by the cl.ief oflhisBureau.be inspected by the rnspectlni officers at the I specnve navy yard, aforesaid, and by some "won inspector of; sa ted provisions. wl:o will I e selected by the respective com manding officers; but their charges for surh inspection must be paid by the respective contractors, who most likewise have the harrels put in good shipping order to the alrsfaction of the commandants of th respective navy yards aforesaid, after inspection and at their own expense. . Bidders must specify their price! separately and distinctly In separate otters for the beefand for the pork, and for each of the plnces of delivery, covering all expenses and all charges. lion (Is in one-third the amount of the respe tive contracts will be required, and ten per centum in addition will be withheld from the amount of each payment to be made, as collateral security for the due and faithfnl perfcrrmance of their respective contracts, which will cn no account he paid ttrftil the conirarts are complied with in all respects, and is to be forfeited lo the United States in the event of lailure to complete the deliveries within the prescribed periods. And in case ol failure on the part of the contractor to deliver the afoiesaid beefand pork within the time specified, the rhief pf the Bureau of Provisions and Clo.hing sha.l have the rlht to direct purchases to be made to supp y the dencienries, and ,y excess of eosts shall he charged to and paid bv 'he contracrt. fa j merit will I made by the United SUtes at the periods a1 ove specified, (escentinc the ten per rentum to tie will. held un til thecompretkm of the contracts as before slated,) after rhe said heef and pork Fhall have been inspected arid received, and trill for the same shall have been presented to the navy agents respectively, duly approved by the conrman lants oT the respective navy ) aril, according to the terms oi the contracu. The parts of Ihe beef to he excluded wil he particutirj. nated in the engraving to be attar nen to tnero terested can ohtain them on application K Bidders whose prootMs. fotthwith w

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Isabel Slew rfjv "vVOVV (Man llie-i 1 and! anamnnt lif hrrin.41Mt (Im !-feld;i that f .s reltenai Is unknown. mat the said Archibald AlexariHer u by pnbllcMNMi fi threa weeks Sentinel, a rahte wwsmorr vf eroerattT liah4 at I Ddianapnlut, Marion county, Indiana. Iiniooa lo he at least sixty days before he Hn4 dav nl ibis emtrt, an I hat aniens he will annaB on the eallme m tlw nest Irrm of Uira court, and nlead, anotvrf nr aVmur to II ennnhiiH and mpulemeriial bdl herein, trw nnif will he takrnascni fessed. By the court, ArteK, JOIl.N G. UCItN'S, Clerk. 8-3 w I s JOll.V HtVIIS IXTATf. njOTICK Is hereby given, rh on the 3d day ol Jnlv neat, the , J undrrsigntd administrator f the estate of Jolin Irwin. Ia(r of llanul on i ouuty, In lim.i, d'-rensext, ill sell at iuhli- auction ihe pernonnl propo'ty belonging to said estate, consist in of ihree head of horses, and rattle, ho-.-s, ttiep,corn. whnt onts and im-a dow, one a;on, nrii Ijrmiu; utcasds,and housclio'd furniture and various other articles- S.do to take place at the l.i'e resilience of the dexeased in DiJaware township. A credit of nine mo-th will t-e Riven on ell sums over three dollars, purchasers pivini; note and apfiroved scrurity. Rule U commence at 10 ciVlo- k, A. M. J.ineS.lflT. '43wt Wll.MAM.IRWlX, Admr. A O il I A I ST I C A TO I V S OT 1 V I 'B'HE tindersij'Msd hs taken out Itrtt.-r of administititioii?on the aJL wtiite f Samuel Jforrii deceased. All persons imb-bted to said estate are Tefjues'ed to muke paymeef, and creditors i-re also reqiiert'-d to pre-Kiit their claim -.-ordi- e to law. The cwtate is proba lv solvent. - . F.LEAXOtt WOIUIIS, admr'z. Juneii, 147. - ' " "" - 7 Iw hfatc of Iiitfintin, Itlnriou Cotuity la tue Mario CiacrtT Coirt. a Chancery. Humphrey H. Fnrt-os, administrator of rhe eBtte-( Jojh f'nrIkw, deceased, 1 ito of Marion counly, vs. Murrelttir Kurt-os, Winder iiharoon, and ally Di-hnroon his w ife, and Klcuor Morns, heirs at law of the aid JoM-p'i Furtms, dere se.l mi l Leeen Morris, Mary Morris, sally Morris, William Mortis, l".li zabelh Mortis. Ctheriii Mori In. and Josephine Morris, iifant heirs at tnw of Samuel Morrist deceased, late ol Marion couu'y, Stato of Indiana. 'MMIE said def. Ma-itS; Marcellus lurlxn. Winder TistanHn, U- end Sally Dish.iro.in his wile; who t not re-ideiil of tne Slat of Indiana, are here'-y notifi-d that the i'ote BMnrd comptainant hns filed bis hill of complaint acltiiH tliuri and fie other defetMlnuiS in the pro'iate court of said county, to foreclose a mortgage given by Ihe said Samuel Morris, deceased, in his life time, to the said Joseph Fnrboa, de en-ed, in liu life time; for bxs No. Uf teen, ixtCEn, and eighteen in the town of Bethel, in the county of Marioiij State of Indiana. That the Same is ntfw pending l! Slid rourt, and that unless they appear, p.-ad tö; answt-f o o. itfvtr In said !ill of com pi a I lit on or he ore the calling of the ai.l raus at the next term of said court, to he holden at the Court House in Indianapolis ou Mondny the IKh dny of August, li', the said bill will be tsken ns ronlesed against them Lucian Bartmur, Sol. 5-3w R. B. DÜXCAV, Clk. June Ii, 1H7. A:iiiitiitr:tti' Sale. JOTICK is hereby liven, tliat the undersigned administrator of la the estate of Oüor.'e W. föx. dreaed, lato of Ihe county of Marion, Stale of Indiana, will, in pursuan.ee to an order of the proliatr court of the said county of Marion, on Saturday th! tenih day of July, 117, olfcr at puldic sale at Hoxleytowo, in the county of Hamilton, Mate of Indians, the following described tract of I ind situated in said county of Hamilton, Or-wit : The west halt of tliu southwest quarter of section l, in township 20north.of rantfe neist, containing ei ri inn acres. The said sale w ill te upon the following terms : one-fourth osMhe purchase money to be paid ca-h in hand, and the retddue to be paid in two equal instalments, theliist payahle. iif Mix months, and the other payable nine nmntl.a from the date of such s.-ile. The piirriiaer givine note with approved se.-urilf, paja'de without relief front valuatuto rJr appraumentUws. KOUKltT UAllMllLL, Adtur. June3, 1847. 1-4 w Ily the rresitloiit of Uio Uiiitnl M:itc. Vrf l- purmiaiic of law, I, James K. Prtk, Ptesident of ttie 1 S.t Ij niled states or America, 0 lienrhy der.Ure and mnke k tH-wn that puhlic sales w ill he held at the undennetttkMied land orfns in llie f Indiana, at tho periods hereinafter des.g.nte., f,w Uie ale i ; u" ' fijluwlna de:ritwd lauds situated in the late .Miami cessmns, in Said SUte, U Wil I - ' I , Ule nd omVe "l ninnapolis, ertnmerfcirs on Monday, the Clh day of fceptember nest, fortle di-Tvwrli.f rnrl.hc land wiih.n lire , nnder.nei,u.ned townships and rrcti.ial tpwiishi,, U. wH : Jvor of the baM um ana nut of the tecont mnmci aal vurid ut. ' .. Fractional township twe my-one twenty two, and tweut -three, in tnl u-UKt ,Ureat V KCTW,e' ' r?nee ,,n? . . Fractu-ial town.lii! twenty one, and lowrwliti 'vrertty two aird weiUy-Wirve in the lernet "Ureal Mumn Ileaerve," of in?rs two. mrrse, hair, Ave, and sit. ... . , . raciK'nalh.wnsh.r Wei ity t wo and twenty thfee fn ttw foniK-r -Great Mlnnl Kerve, of ran !je seven. JracOonal lomBlnp tweoty-tlftoe In U. Burner rears vo of lwo n the. s?al.in,a,, a river," .4 More, iinrteen and ftai.W. j ? , vne, c,,,,,enr ng . Monday, ihe 30lh day of ejrtem'ier next, for the dipiw:il rd Ihe ti' lie b.nds wuh ia lhe TIT0 ,U',nifn ,,m ,,sh; Wh: . ' "4 'tht P""" 7f"L , J0 1M'. 1"' l'?.? "VeJ .'V '""r " .d ir w. . "y -'.-? and - ' ' fraf-iaaiTil tctwnahiD thirtv-oue. i Ibe I foil lie r reserve al-eK's vM- . nne nilttl Vraetiotwlu.wnsiiin twentv-seven in , . ...i.. ,!...,i,i i-m. Ii-i, llte fnrmer reserve at "FW fj" f.LmiTwesrihe mZ'h'u ihlriv'r" and the township thirty-one, in the former ten. twenty -ei-ht. twenty nine. and Aboite river," and the "Kaonon VilUge," of range eleven. Fracli(Hiaj uwnsliifs twenty eiglu and twent)-nirte, hi the formet reserve at lire Mouth of t lie A' oile river," id" range twelve, A, w ind otflceat Winamae.commencinc ,m Monday, the 27th day T bepteiuher next, f the dtpprwal of the ihtMic bxitds w ilhin the under mentiiHied townships and nacliruud townships, lo-wH ; JVVrU of ihe oe lias mn4 east the tttant principal neridiA. Fnclional townships twenty-fnOr, tweniy-fivo, and tweuty-MX,' la tire fcirnier "Ureal kl mirrt lle rve." of m a re on. , Tcwnfhipf twenty-ftnir, twenty five, and twenty sit, and fraclinnal townshTp tfrertiy arven, ie the former "Great Aibuii Reserve," of ranees two and three. Townahips twenty 6tr,twenty ffve, and twemy-ail, arid fractloni' townships twenty aevenand twenty eicht, in Ilm loonier " f 1 rent Miami Reserve." and the Reserve bttwecn ftie Wabastf and Eel rivers," of ranee ftr. Fractional lnwnsiiis twenty seven and twenty eight. Iff the former reserve "between Uie Wahns! and Eel rivers," of range five. La nds appropriated hy law for the ne of schools, nnlrtiry, or nther purposes, and llie alternate sectiona granted lo the State til Ind'ana. "for lite purpose of aiding said Stabs in opening a canal In connect Ihe waters of the Wa nver with those of Lake Erie," by ibe act ap proved 2d March, Ip27, together will ine tracts wiircri liave rteen lecteil and approved under the act Ol X'Ui Ausist, IM I, M lie-. portions or raid alternate eclMias covered hy imu serves on der the treaties, will he excluded Irrw-L' The lands win not be sol for a sjias provided by Uie ftisl section right ot pre einiKion from the ,M 1 8 If.

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Itxe' Thursday !) Isravr Maram every l in,if.Ai, m irrminate this mvte at Cocooio, 3j hum s. ; t n , , . will he owunih red. 40ij From Ijiwrenreburph, l.y Wilniinpton, DRIalioro', flan's Mills, Cross Plains, and Caiman, 1 lladiaon, 44 liidasaud bask, aaea a m-k . i - r -- - . Lrava jiwrrnrebiir;h every Wednesday at 8 a ra, arrive al 11 ad I son c-ll il;i hy l i ni. Ieav M.idis every Thorsiiay ot 1 p th, airiva at Lawrcncfsurgh neit d.-iy hy 8 p in. 41 FriHii leavenwtirtb by Magnolia InJasper, 45 miles and hnck, once a week. 1-esvr l-avt B worth every Tuemkiv at C a m, arrive at Ja-sor aext day ly 12 m. ' , l.eave Ja per every Wednesday at I p m. arrive at Leavenworth beet d;iy hy ö p in. 4)i4 Fr.xn Marion lo Hanfiwd, If) miles and Iwlt, onre a week.' lrave Moth hi eveiy Monday at 5 a tri, arrive at llartftird iaflM day ly IIa iu. "ir-ave llnrtl.Hd every Monday at Sp m.anive el ilnloa saina day by9ptn. 40-ö Tmm Marion, by F4na, to Ilunlingtun, J5 milra and lck, once a week. t Ijenrr. arM every Frid.iy at 8 a ifl, arrive al Huntington aanta day by 5 p tn. leave IliiniingUia every Thursday at a m, arrive at Marioa siima day li 5 p ni. sts,6 From MiddleUiu n, by Yorkiowa.lo Wlieeling, 55 a ties a ad batk,oorie a week. l.cave MiddltiowH evcy Fridny at 8 a in, anive al Wheejing anma day el 5 p m. i-eave VVheeJielg -ery Thursday atSSrh, arn at Wiildlrtrrwa snme day at 5 p in. , 1 401.7 Frotfi ..i-mieello, by Winarhaf, Barber's, and lover,1o South fiend, 75 miles and bark, orte a work. late Monticello every Thtrtaday Ht 8arh,artive at PonU Bend fiexl iUy by ü p tu. Siaiih Itend every Toes dny at 10 a fn, arrive at alooiieella l rlay at 8 p tri. i 4n(i8 From New Trenton, by South Gala kilrail, and Eanmaa, Kanuleon, 25 mites and Is k, onre a week. Leave New 'I'Vnton etety Tuesday at 8 a as, arrive at N'a!eoa am da by 3 p m. Lea N polet m every Wednesday at P a SB, arrive at New Traatosi same d.iv I y 5 p in. i 40iJ'J iVotu 1'ij ifdarlh', ty the Hale road, to Goshen, 44 mibskn-t bat k. oof a week. ", lsve Ptvmotnfl every Wednesday at 9 p m, arrive al Or he a atit day SI 0 p th. I lsave Crurhrn every Tuesday at 8 a m. arriva at fnttnaalh next day by Urn.. ' , 4't;0 From Rnrkpnrf lo N iMirj. 03 mile and baek.oorea week.? Leave R k port every slortday al 8 a tn, arriva al Ncwbarg um day by 3 pm. 1-eave Newburg every Tuesday at 10 a m, arrive at Rockpon sme? day al 5 p ra. 4tll From Vernon,.iip lh valley of Big (Kiev, to Otter Vilk-a, 20 nute a.td ack.o.ice a week. lave rnoo every Tuesday at 5 a m, arrive al Oiler Villae aamk d ry by 13 tn - I-ave Otter Villaee every Tuesday at 1 p m, arrifa l Vtrtoa sam day by 6 p m. NOTI5. Each pTm'fal should be scrninpanietl l.y a guarantee, signed by en ar rrfcre resamsitde prrauna. ia tlie fcJUiwing Biinnrr, vn : 'Tlie Mitdetxigtiril gtMrunty th..t rt Ins bid f. carrying lltem.id fitan -V bn acceSed by lha rnKtnaalt-r ;enral, shall enter inio an thiiB'alH tn I Ihe Isidiiyof rVptemher neil; WirH V'UnI nnd suflitieiii iuiretiea In perform the art vir pfofamel.' Tin famlil he at-ctmipaHled by tha ceililicue uf a pnalhi-isler. olher etpiiv.-ilent terlnmuiv, that Ilm (Hatankira am inen ol iroperty, and aide lo märte gaid Ihriir Fiiararily . Tl prnpta alaajtd he sent to Ihe rvpsrtmrnt aenled, endor srj "Pbtpianls fo route No. , in ,"' and addreued la the. first - M.iHl 1'iMt uia-lrr tier r.tl. For the inilu'liitinn t4 hid resulting ffrn eomhinalinna, and tha terms and conditions mi hit Ii Ihe riMitnn I U to I msde, e iIm last annual advertiaeiiie.iu t;. Jfr.'lNOX, roermiMSei beneial. l'osrt Ofiic llepHrlinertt, Aprrl -Jl, 117. 04 Mav 5 i a w 6 w I Jv I. ISy Hie li-siiliit vi thr 1 nitt 1 Malest. ptiraoaore of law, I, Jim-, K. Polk, ftewidhid uftho iZ ITuiTed rststesi- AiTrlea,d hereby declare and trwk l,to a tlirl puhlic sales will tie held at the nndernienti.med Land Offices la ihe Mile nl Iowa, at tlie period bereinnfler derifnad. In a: At llie Ijtnil Ofllt-e at lu Bnqne.etuninent ine on Monday I lie twelfth day nf July next!, lor tire drsjuxal ol the publk land wiima Ihe undermentioned trtt tKhi s. to wrt: JVrf nf the hate line, end erst f the fjlk prmripal mtrHinm.. Twn-diiw fighry nine, ninety, and mnely one, 4 range ehrtet. Townships' Gladly nine and nlneijr,nf rinjeiwelve. TownsbiM eiclRy-nine and ninery, of lange liiirleen; Tiiwni. eigmy-ix, eijily ;aeven, etglri) eljl. and ei;My-bine, of ranae fisijV-rn. Towie!iip eisffy nine, of ran re fifiee. At Ihe Lind Urine M Iowa ftty, coinmenring on Monday the ulnateetilh dat of July next, f lite di-prnl o Ihe pulJ.c tanda w ulna Iba ndermeiaittned lownsrnps and pnrls of bwnhipc, u wit: Sörth tf the hse Urne and ideM mf the ßfüt frnimp! atrnV.ua. Township seventy-nine, of rangea Iinrteen, (ourtera, fuieen, aad sixteea. I lie niaibweat fiarter, arid the ea- h!f and borti, .. , nmmiirit Ihe aoutheJK q-tt- -4 aeeiioa seven ; Um eat half or tne DiwnS quartet and tlie notth half of ihe southeast qu.irterof se evealeen; aectitms eiqlHeeti anl Iseniy; Hie tast half and hwest quarter of tlienofilteast rfi-.rterof seel ion Iweniv one ; ihe m h half of eecllim twenty two. tl.e neat half and aar:heal qnaiter of aelion twenty six ; the nt tit bif of rhe smnlie.-iet qua iter of ft-rla-a laemy-sevea ; aecii'tns twenty eirht. thirty, thirty iwo. and ihhir. four: Ihe nortfsa o.arterof the northeast ipnrter of arctw-n Ihwtj. Ave, and the ureal halt and sarDhea quarter nf eeclmn thiny-x, ia townvbip aeventy mx ; and Ir nolnp revrniy-otne, of mnfeaeventeea. AV the arciKius viti.l ever: mim'rs ia iownlu,t aete My aix. sbd Ihe MHith half id settinA ot (exred the conthteid quarter of Ihe a. nth west qua ler) in Ihe aame low nship ; the east lialf aud north, est quarter id trie norlneaM quarter, and the northeaM qnartrrof tlte Bofthwest qrarerof section nineteen; sections tvteni) and tw nty-eight llMsnnrtlieastmirterid Ihe ai'lhcast quarter of arcnon tw-euiy bio; aeclion IhHlv.thiry-twn. and thirly-f.air, and literal nal( and kiwthwe quarter 4 lies vunthwrst quarter of section thirty five, ra lowaallip seventy . eevra j and township seventy nuie, of ranee eighteen. l lie easi half and mrrtPfwrst riarter of township aeveidy-etght, ana townships seven fy-bfne, eichty, and eighty-one, of ranee bineieea. At Ihe Lad Irfica at FaiftieM, cnot-nenrinr. on .MniHtay tins twea-ty-aix'h day of July next, for the dipoaal of Um ptrbiic lands wchia the omtermenlsified seeiions, to-wM : Wvrüt vf ike ittt't hue and wert of lie Jtflh prlmcipal Meridin. Alt theseedona wtth even numbers ia townships seventy and era-tv-orie, and seciionC one, frree, tree, nine, eleven, thirteen and n rt.ee a. tlie SMirlheaA siarter4 the rrrtrtheasf ntiarter ol aecUtaa aevenirea I seefkm tweniy-tiiree, (ft' 1 1 Miuthwrst qa-irter ,) nd sect ioa tweiiii-" N. srthweat quar ter,) in " '

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