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DALLAS Co, Ala, April 4. 1885, Z

DALLAS EO,, hIn', HprII -, 1910.
DR.. Champion:-Dear sir,-Of' the pills
which | received from you, | have found sale
for a considerable quantity. 1 think that it
will be sickly here in consequenceof of the wet
spring Your pills slve:such generalsatisfac.
tlon here, that an persuaded by my neigh
bors to write to. you for. large supply Of both
kinds. It is now known. that l. Keep, them,
and people win come 30 or 40 miles for them.
Please send them soon, as j expect to sell all
that have written for by the time your agent
is around in July. 80 =: .,'rsaa tIl ss:'isai'!
Yours with muchIespect; salssij 4l,4!c
r.. a..ss.s +, BENAIJAH GKING.u
Each box; contains "a pills, u ofwhich are
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary. case Of Chills
and Fever. Price 81 .25. and ;, ..I-f,,.,. .5,z,,
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Notice
Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
IL bemade TO the Legislature at its nsxi ses
sion, for an Act of incorporation Of. the Pal
.melto Fire Company Of fEdgefe!d.. +
|. August &c, 1913. TIM
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
Charles II. Dagnal & wife. Applicants,

cS.
William Chadwick, e. olhers, Defends.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that William
81 Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, James Chad
wick John Chadwick, Elizabeth Chadwick,
Nancy Chadwick. John Oden, Elias Oden,
George Oden, Washington Blai. and Ills wife
Martha. resides without the limits ofthis State.
1t is ordered, that they do appear and object to
the division and sale Of the real estate ofThonl-
as HowIe. dec'd., on or before the first Monday
in January next. or their consent 10 the same.
will be entered of record
OLIVER TOWLES, O. E. D.
October l6, 1643 3m 80
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State nfSUuth Caro4ina..
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Exparte, Petition 10 substi-
Dawson Atkinson g. wife, tute Trustee.
AhN hearing the petition in this case, on
W motion Of Mr.. Bauskett. Solicitor for pc
tilioner, Ordered, that u Rule be published in
the above case for three months in some pub
lie Gazette of this State, requiring the said
James Bowers, the Trustee named in Inc will
of Casper Nail, Senr., of alie legacy bequehth-
ell TO the petitioner Maria Atkinson,Tto shew
cause, if any be has, why the prayer of the
pcthoner should moi he granted, by srbslitu-
ling DR.. William NJ. But Trustee, in the
stead of The said James Bowers, Of the said Ma
ria Atkinson. and that in default oEcause being
shewn. within three months from the first pub
liration of this Rule, an order pro coniesso be
entered against him.
Sth June, l943. i
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
September s, 1S43. :
certify that the above is true copy OF the
original Order Of Court in this case, taken
from the minutes.
TERRY, GEE D.
September l3 3m 33
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Cabinet Making

i RICHARD BEN Eft most
Vol ,4 respectfully informs the citizens
of Hamburg and vicinity, that he !.
EJsS CABINET WARERoeM;
ri1 where heiwill do all kinds of
lZ1ssElw work. All orders sithankfulIylte-s
rriyed aud proinpllyattendedto. 10. He willkeeps
all kinds ofCOFFINS onhand. ae a.: ei5ssst
/ UPHoLSTERING and all kinds of RE-.
PAIRING done low for cash, only on edsh, II,
priers, ~ %Sss 'g,,..,., - - ~ II
His Warerootn is on Market street, oppo..
site Smith & Benson's Warehouse. y. - u
All work warranted. as' .%.si1'ir .e.H Tai
N. B.-As there has been several applica!i
lions 10 meIfor GAMING CHAIRS, l. shaiE
supply myself with the material, and can eIe..
cute all orders sent ye,, ,,,.t,,i,.-..,.s ,,-,,.
WANTED-Two Journeymen; also. an,
apprentice Of good character. who can come
well recommended, between is q; II years of
age. .'.. ~ ~ y" ,,1l.'F y 9's,''ia q
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n NOTICES hereby given,
that linleud goinglolhe City ofAugnsta.
Georgia. in few days. for the purpose
Of iransaclius business, and shall leave my
Family, and also my Agent, DR.. Thomas
n. PaIrison, who will answer 10 any suit.
tharmay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be me, during
my absence. 'ac .. . .-..'.. -. ~.
.ra.tca2 : IsAACFT.sHEARD!
Oct TO- 1913 3'nf''! . sia.' slf'37's
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Final Notice.
Public Notice.

us HEREBY GIVEN, that an application
H will be made to the Legislature, atthe next
session, 10 repeal the. It Acl 10 Incorporate the
Village of Edgefeld."
August % ~. : 3m ! 80
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NEW GOODS! NEW. GOODS!
UNPARALLELED Av'AaUCEsNEJN'TS
Read and reflect! then decide for yourselves!
CHARLES SANFORD
Building HUNTERS HoeL
fresh NEW GOoDS he 10 u
Seasons amo
1s@g AM apI9JelEsSa GAGSsslS:assg g W5SGsssffSa
aud Invisible
Iaior the
PPINTs DLALNS BOMBAzINES ALPACCAS, SHEETINGS Sc
Cohcoes eyey
fabric Cotton Cood PLAIN Plaid and Striped Cam SWISS pJ
wnandB Srings hseys
andPa nIinseya Blankets
ofH Mems Bouts and Snoe
Wooan Merno.
Shirts HandkerchIefS &c e&c.
sold corresponny
a., .o,, ,uo. ..,u,,,ro ho hs -ao;ved
respectfully invited CALL examine and sy
ohH'' SANio,S
5 Hamburg. Ocober7 o.
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[CIRCULAR.l
ITO Planters &'eWerChN9lSS.

no Planters &'eWerChfg71SS.
II BEG leave to inform you, that continue
FL the WAREHOUSE E and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at my old stand, known as the
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. DetacI,.
ed as it is from other buildings. its location rem
ders it dearly as secure from fire. as if it was
6re.proUf. The floors have been elevated above
the high water mark oil the great treshet Of
May. lo40.
Planters will thus be secured from the posi-.
biiiy ofloss and damage by freshels.
avail myself of the present occasion, to re-
turn my thanks to my friends and patrons, lnr
their liberal support during the past season
solicit from them and the public generally. d
continuance ofths confidence. and assure them
that in return for their patronage, Twill use my
best personal efforts to promote and project
their interests. committed to my charge. In
addition to this assurance, pledge myselfthat
will in no case purchase a bale of cotton, d.
rectly or indirectly. will attend personally TO
the sale and forwarding of cotton to Savannah
or Charleston; also, TO the sale of Bacon, Flour,
&c. &c, and To the receiving and forwarding
Of goods to the up-cOuntry. Having fine
wharf attached to my Warehouse. no Wharfage
will be charged on cotton to my caie. either
for sale or to be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton, will be
25 cents per bale, and l2! cents for forward.
ing. Twill aIsu attend to tue buying of goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg August 2, la43
Auuust q Gu %
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Oct lS
WOtSCe.

- sVOtSCe.
A LII persons indebted Tor work done at the
IA Saw Mill, are requested 10 come forward
and settle their accounts Tor the year l642, eth
er by note or otherwise; and those having de-.
mands against the estate Of Jesse Swearngen,
deed ;, are requested to hand in their accounts,
properly, nttested.
October I8 If 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN CH4NCERY.
The Hon. Bayles J. Earle, Exor.
of James B. Mays, p;u &.
Rhydon G. Mays, g. Dannet II. ne''g'

Mays.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Com
ID missioner, that Dannett H. Mays. one of
the Defendants, resides without the limits of
this State On motion, by Memminger, com.
plainants Solicitor, Ordered, that the said Dan.
nett H. do plead. answer, or demur, to the
comrlainant's Bill, within three months from
tie publication hereof or the said Bill will be
take pro confesso against him. --.
j. TERRY. cE Ell
Commissioners Office, Oct. %, lS43.
Nov. 3m 40
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WeH NE - y s r % ES III.
THNHE Subscribers respectfully informs
z their friends and the public in general that
they have entered into partnership, and will
carry on the above named business III all Its va
rious branches, in the town of Hamburg.
They will always keep on hand aquaGtity OF
FINE BOOTS,
Warranted home made Shoes, Brosans, &c.
Coarse and fine Ladies Shoes. Childrens do,
Northern Brogans, &c.
Harness S. Wagon GeerS.
BOOT g. SHOE FINDINGS.
In short they will keep all articles connected
with the trade, which they will sell cheap for
Cash, well dried Hides, or town acceptances.
N B. Boots and Shoes made to order, in the
most fashionable style, aud Repairing neatly
executed al the shortest notice.
Nj. L. GEARTY,
THOS. MCCONNELL.
October II If 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Baltimore, and Washington. It will also be sent
by the most rapid conveyances to the different
towns in the interior whore subscribers may reside
The facilities afforded by the extensive publishing
business Of the undersigned enable them to make
this promise, which shall be punctually fulfilled.
To promote the popular objects in view and re-
lying upon the united support of tho Democratic
party well as others, the price of subscription ia
fixed at the low rate Of Fsre Dollars per annum in
all cases in adcance; while in mocha nical ar range
ment, and in size, quantity Of matter. &C., the
United States Magazine will be placed on a par.
at least, with the leading monthes of England.
Each number will contain one hundred and f,peIre
pages, closely printed in double columns. from bur.
geois type, cast expressly for the purpose, and
upon fine white paper; thus giving to the work an
increase in the amount of matter Of over seventy.
five per cent. The portraits for the coming wear,
will be executed on steel in finished style, by J.
l.. Dick, which will be accompanied with an origi-
nal biography, feature in the plan, which it
would be impossible to give in a work of this
kind Without the most liberal and extensive sun.
port-as they could not he furnished without an
ontlay of at least SO 500 per .nnur.,.zzz=
sponsible for four subscribers, will be entitled to
fifth copy gratis.
Committees or Societies on remi,ting' to The pub
fishers $50 in current New York funds, can re-
ceive thirteen copies of the work.
Persons residing in the country, who may wish
to receive the work by mail can have it punctuaI-
ty forwarded strongly enveloped, by remitting the
amount of subscription to the publishers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

wv HlTE LEAD, in kegs; Linsced Dill ;Sp'ts Tur.
wv pentine, Letharge; Venetian Red /; Spanish
Brown; Whiting; Umbor; Terade.Siena (; Iampblack; 1
Red Lead Ochre; Vermillion Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools Camel hair pen.
ellis; Copal Varnsh; Japan Varnish Glass, &c &c.
w. H. & Nj. MAYERS,
Druggists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON

HAVlNG resigned the Office Of Attorney for the
Il State Of the sixth Judicial Circuit, will, for the
future, attend the Circuit Courts Of said Circutand
also the Cir ut courts of the counties Of Pulaski Craw
ford, and Chicot The Supreme and Federal Courts Al
Little Rock and will attend to the collection and
curing of claims in any part of the State His address
is at Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas.
Julv % I6t.,- Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

a new upper lip has been given to young man
in Hartford, who was deprived of one by an ac-
cident, when boy. This nice surgical operation
was performed by DR.. Ellsworth.-Er. paper.
We are sorry for the young of Hartford. His
lips We are fearful, will get him into the predicameni
that Moses Wise got into, from his.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

w. al commencing Jury 44.-J L. - SulHpons Eaft0r
NY an increase in the number Of pages. and by
u an alteration in its typographical arrange
ments, the quantity Of matter heretofore furnish
ed to the readers of the Democratic Review, will
be increased in its future numbers about serenity
fre per cent.
The editor expects valuable aid to his own ef
forts, during tho course of the coming year, from
numbor of the most able pens of the great Demo
cratic party-togetller with that Of others, in its
purely literary department, to- which the same po-
litical designation is not TO be applied. Among
them may be particularly named
Bancroft, c. F. Cooper, Amos Kendall, Whit
tier, Sedgwick, Gipn Butler, Hawthorne, Parke,
Goodwin, Davezac, Paulding, AnbreIeng, A. ii.
Everett, Brownson. J. L. Stephens, Tiiden, Ta-
sislro, Eames, Bryant, and c. J. lngersoll.
The Monthly Financial and Commercial arti-
ces, which have frequently been pronounced by
the most intelligent criticisms during The past year,
are in themselves alone worth tho subscription to
the work, will he continued from the Same able
hand.
An arrangement has been made, by which the
Boston Quarterly Reciew, edited by Mr.. Brow n
son, will be merged in the Democ ratio Review,
the latter being furnished to subscribers of the
former, and Mr.. Brownson, bsing frequent and
| regular contributor to its pages 1t is proper to
state, that Mr. Brownson's articles will be marked
| by his naine-though to most readers they would
doubtless reveal themselves by their internal evil
dence; and that it has been agreed, under the cir
cumstances, that these contributions shall be inde.
pendent of the usual liability to editorial revision
and control-the author alone having similar re
sponsibty for whatever pecuIiarity of views they
may contain as though appearing in the original
work which has been heretofore edited with such
distinguished ability by himself.
| Among other attractive papers in preparation
4 for the forthcoming volume, will be found some
personal sketches, "reminiscences, and anecdotes on
the private life Of General Jackson, from the pen
of an intimate friend and member of his cabinet.
The portraits with which it is intended to illus.
trate the numbers of the ensuing year, and which
will be executed in fine style Of engraving, by j
l.. Dick. Of this city, are those Of
Col. r. M. Johnson, of Kentucky.
Hon. Silas Wright, of New York.
j James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania.
" John C.. Calhoun, Of South Carolina,
u T. Fl. Benton, of Missouri
} r. J. Walker, of Mississippi.
Theodore Sedgewick, of Mass.
\ C. C. Cambrelong, Of New York.
i Governor Dorr, of Rhode Island.
i Porter, of Pennsylvania.
/ With two or three of the most eminent member.
Of the great liberty party Of Europe, from diffe
rant countries; or else others of 'home and produc
tion,' according to the facility of procuring por
traits from abroad.
u TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
! The subscribers having assumed the publication
; of the above Magazine, pledge themselves that i
shall be promptly issued on the first Of each montl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
SELLING OFF AT COST.

V>HE undersigned, assignee for HENRY STARR. Jr..
Il late of the firm Of starr & Griffith, will dispose
OF the remaining stock of Dry Goods. Hard Wares.
ing to purchase will find il to their interest to call
WILLIAM e. ROBINSON, Assignee.
August s, 1S43-26-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

year to be paid TO the Pfin-
nbridge upon her marriage
y German princes who have
heir hands in his pocket. 1t
blood of England can form
t these needy sort of people
bike the usual kind Of mar
occurs in everyday life.
pd old limo, when the proud
Ipe sought to form matrimo-
h the Kings of England.
. speak truly. this perpetu-
aarriage, of the same blood,
mental defects which should
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
). Sctco sefs sGrampus.-The supposed, ant
If not q ite certain loss Of the U. S. schoon
Mpus, hasI overwhelmed many famile

74khpus, has overwhelmed many families
..-h anguish tsat seems well nigh insupportable.
distracted wives beart.broken mothers, and sor-
Xsw-stricken sisltrs, are bewailing in distress
Hat yields not toll Dhe revelation of language, the
nay steroas and uanticipqted fate of her officers
and men. Whefa are they? o! where are they?
II the cry of Gu bursting hearts. S rare-the
loss of Z. s. Yssse sudden the calamity
SO unlockek for so useless waste Of peace to
survivors; such n crushing of garnered hopes
such g rendinS ofthe dearest domestic ties, such
IN accuniulatienH H household and individual ago.
eDy! Oh could I've know when, where, how,
they left the worR could they have sent us some
,,i their last ghts-whether they were con.
,,cious Of their Impending doom, prepared or un-
sa1pered to meetE--then might there be some al.
r,siaton of the kitterness Of sorrow! Could we
Leo believe ttaSiheir country or individuals had
advantaSPe by their being sent Upon the
COAST in(t3l world, in light vessel, at the
iSastrouG Jason of tho year, then might we
n miti1, ion of our intense grief. These
1eaectieet we make, in looking at the sub.
sSithou< reaslence to the Omnipotent and ON.
mt Agencyfxcept at whose cognizance and
Aing 10 mqrtA1r number of mon can come into
4 II presence. urnal Of Cosmerce.
HTstory Of Laauenza.--ln 1880 it prevailed
surope, am spoken Of s'as pestilential anc
demic coughT ln l743 just century since,
III prevailed the World over, and received it's pre-
Sent cognomceH la many districts in Europe
N scarcely famllt escaped. II appeared in Apri
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
nT1EsLLANEops.

4 9 sboa1 Pie Wha1eslip Sharon.-A let
lsL ! in Il New Bedford Mercury gives
trttculars this calamity. 1t appears that
'rt'is had|ET some natives of the As
n Islands, mako good DEFICIENCIES in his
"a US aft lle sailed thence, (no date Civ
y ats wei owered in pursuit of whales,
iogi iTt. Nds, boy, and three natives on
n keen q "A ,~holo struck uuu
). 10 bd had gone in pursuit of others,
he signaid the ship were discovered to
al half st. The boats Immediately
ior the ship ind on approaching her, learn
IN the boy ho was aloft, that the natives
ardered th& nptain. Attempts were made
0 boats Cd to board the ship, but they
repelled b 4he natives, who had armed
elves with Ating spades. The ship in the
time had got before the wind, and the
had great Guilty in keeping up with her.
10Y, who q continued aloft, was ordered
E mate TO nway the halliards Of the top
lib, &C., d 10 cut the topsails clear of the
, which hd by passing from one mast to
,rr on the ys; and in the evening, the boats
Dp to the when they-henr the report
NJ sketa q = aii-bboard and swan TO her, and
- the f{6lef succeeded in getting into
&rougHthe window. He then loaded
ets apdrsas arming himself, when one
4hJyes cadt. down, armed with cutlass,
: bntcs.esued, when another came down
!, sccoa ID biate sho. dead. AT the report
3hsket, ffjs boats crew rushed on board,
I'D one Of be natives armed with cutlass
who md ling resistance, was shot. The
RceaIe hlnseif and was not found till the
when hs was put in irons, and carried
hey, hetp the Sharon arrived in Janua-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

Another Court Martial.--The New York cor.
respondent of the National Intelgencer mentions
that he is informed that Com. Morgan is recalled
from the Mediterranean, to be tried by Cour,
Martial,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

His Creditors
PON reading the foregoing petition, il 10 ordered
~ by tho court that notice thereof bo published N
the Arkansas lntelgencer, newspaper printed in the
District seventy days at least before the fourth Mon
day of October next when hearing will be had ON the
said petition, at the District Court roo in tho CITY Of
Little Rock, within the said District, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and all creditors who have proved theis
debts and other in interest. may aDnpar
said and show If they have,
why the prayer of tho said petitioner should
granted And it is further ordered by the court that
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled to service and notice of the same
petition and ordsr either personally by letter ad
dressed to them ut their known place Of residence at
tested by the Clerk of the Court served or left
his usual place of abode by the Marshal his Deputy
or sent by the mall whereof due proof is to bo given
WIN. FIELD, Clerk
By A. H. RUTHERFORD. D. C.
GILcHRIsr g. EVANS, Solicitors.
July I2, lS43--26-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

The Artist Association intend erecting monu
n'cnt tc their late lamented President, Washing
ton Allston, at Mount Auburn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

nyille, who, with his bride,
nneiro, in the frigate Belle
the 18th Of May, while al
be United State frigaie Co
ontly we'll pleased with the
and gentlemanly conduct of
+ and his officers during the
Balls and dinners were Civ
ich limo of battle ship Mar
te Belle Poule, when all the
y the Brazil squadron were
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

[1&tf.--lt is said that much sick.
|onSqie Brazos, the lower par. o.
ID Qpdaloupe. The diseases pre-
era5 congestive and intermitment
on III btinues healthy.
, trnP rs state that the Mexicans
q Int army on tho west bank Of
dc. III what purpose they do moi
oftM Mexican forces have left
las aying gonc off Unexpectedly
! sathev were unable to obtain
ne pf importance by the arrival.
q Ms the Houston Star) that the
thdads Of the different depart.
70 h0ve back to Austin in the
y ks. The Cabinet officers, it
u u led in favor of this measure,
y>q ing the President to return.
S Wilde ~MaJor- -General.-Memi.
b$ ikdjutant General; James S.
'ct@ t@General; William McCraven;
raj r. J. Pillans, Typographical
70 hpG. RunneIs, Thomas Green
. SRrry, Aids-de-Camp.
Edhgraph states that it was cur
thd the President had appointed
ms dhd Gail Borden, jun. Of Gal
is&dhers to negotiate with Santa
TO p adjustment of diff 'ulties be.
nd fexico.
paF5ts, in their discussion of the
PtHc, appear to place little reli-
IcfNy y of Santa Anna.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

edge of his hair, he is slow spoken, with very weak
voice. Said boy has once been taken in CONWAY conn
ty but escaped from custody and has been traced to
this county. and is supposed to be making his wsv 10
the Nation. Any person apprehending said bow. and
confnng him IN any Jail 90 that the owner can ret
him will be entitled to tho above reward.
July l3, l543.-27-3t. SAMUEL TAYLOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

and went off 10 June. 1t was nevor fatal, OK.
cept TO aged persons, Or those affected with pull
mo.,nry diseases. The French called it :. La
pc''--hoars seness. 1t appeared again 10 Eu-
rope and America, as we learn from a writer in
the Troy Wing, in 1862. Also l775. whom dogs
and horses were also affected. In 1852 it was
equally universal, and followed severe atmospheric
changes. 1t met its victims on land and sea. In
St. Petersburg. 10000 were affected by it in one
day. In 1880 it appeared again, and was follow.
cd by the cholera. In 1888 il succeeded that
fearful disease. Its progress is, like the progress
Of most epidcmics from east to west, and is pre-
coded by great atmospheric changes. Cleareiaud
Herald.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

There are now twenty shops opened daily in
the Thames Tunnel, for the sale of fancy articles
refreshments, &c., giving lively appearance tc
this submarine thoroughfare.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
REGISTER OFFICE, ,
FdyetieriLie, Ark, Odd july, lS43, (

: 4 TUyeteCIHe, ZfTh, I'D July, 1913.
DLATS OF the following named Townships were re-
l. colved from the Office of the Surveyor of Public
Lands in Arkansas and placed the files of this Office
on the 18th ult., TO wit
L IA N r lS w of the 5th Prn Md'n