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BY The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

TN Iursusnce of the provisions ola Treaty between
i the United States and the Chickassw Indians,
made and concluded at Portooc Creek, on the TWEEN
te,b day Of October, 1882, and OF the supplementary
and anatory articles thereto, made and concluded
on the twenty second day of the same mon b ; and
also, of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickasaw Indians made and concluded at The
city of Washington, on the twen'y-fourih day of
May, lsA
l. JoHN TYLER. Presiden, Of the United States do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
the disposal Of such Of the lands ceded the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter descr bed
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi, on the secondl Monday in May next.
East Of the Chickosap meridian.
Township fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
Of range one, esst
Section thirty foar in tow nship one, of range two,
east.
Stc'ion SIX, in t,wnshp si1, of range two, east.
Fractional township sixteen, of range two, enst,
eYcet the north fractions of sections one two three
and four and fractional sections five and siy.
Fractional township sevent en-, of range two, east.
Fractional nsbs sixteen and seventeen of range
three east.
Section eighteen, in township seven Of range four,
east.
East half OF section twenty-five in township ten, of
range four, east.
Section five, in township eight, of range hive,
east.
Section thirty three, in tow ship eleven Of range
six, east.
/ Sections twen'y three and wen,ysi1, in township
four, of range seven, east.
Section thirty-siS, in township seven, Of range
seven, east.
Sectlrn twenty three, in township ten OF range Sc
ven east
Sections five, six and seven, in township eleven, of
range sew, n east.
South half of section nine, in township thirteen Of
range seven, east.
Section twenty-five, in township fifteen, Of range
seven, east.
Eas, half Of section nineteen, and sections twenty
twenty eight, twenty nine, thirty three, thlrty-hve
and thntysir, inn township eleven, of range eight
cast
Sections three and twenty -four, in township three
Of range ten, cast
Vest Of The Chichasam meridian.
West half OF section five, in township three, Of
range one, west
ives, half of section ,hrty-two, in township two
of iange three, west.
Section ,hiry-,wo. in township three Orange four
west.
Moth half Of section one north fraction Of section
twenty five, and section thirty four, in township sir
FRANCE four, west.
Section fourteen, in township eight, Of range four
| west.
Sections twenty-five and thirty-siI, in township
| four of range five, vest
Section nine, in township seven, Of range i've
west.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY, IAtb February, 1874

WEDNESDAY, lAtb February, 1914.
Present as on Saturday
On motion Of General Jones, horaho j. Sfonr,
Tso. Of New York was admitted attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
No H. Robcr, PorterheId, appellant, rs Nj. L..
Clarke 1t al. ,
The argument Of this cause was continued by MI
Morehe ad for the appellant
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock, A. NJ
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Mr.. PENNINGTON is now lecturing, and exhibiting,
his Steam Dolphin Balloon Models, at Concert Hall,
(Todd's Rooms,) on Pennsylvania avenue, from 8
O'Clock in the morning to three in the aftrnoon until
further notice. Feb. l2, lS43
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESsEN GER.

roh FEBRUARY, 1874.
JUST issued and this day received,
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| Iphigena at Taurs. Dramatic Poem-in
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9 Classical Studies, BY A. J. C, of Richmond Va
My Daughters Portrait
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Supersti'ions of the Maltese People, by Wm.w.
6 Notes on our Army-No /. Addressed to the
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The Enchanted Gifts, by Mrs Jane L. Swift
8 Letters from Gibraltar. Translated from the
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SUMNER & WINTER WEEKLY pAeKE
RAINBOW, s. s., SELLEeK Master.
TO TIE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 13, 1912.
MessrS. Sands: Gent-Words cannot ex-
press the gratitude / feel for your treatment
to me, a stranger suffering under one Of the
most loathsome diseases that nature is capa-
bic of bearing. The disease with which /
was afflicted commenced with inflammation of
the eyes, in the year 1886, which caused al
most total blindness. For this / was treated
and finally relieved, but the remedies were
such as to. cause the development Of a serofs
ulous affection on my left arm near the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to
the end Of my fingers. and for two years nv
sufferings were beyond description, | tried va
rious remedies and consulted different physi-
clans in New-York and amongst them the late
DR.. Bushe, who told me the disease Of the arm
was caused by the large quantity mercury ia
ken to cure the inflammation Of my eyes,
My suiferings continued, the arm enlarged,
tumors formed in different places, and in a
few months discharged, making ten running
ulcers at one time, some above and some be-
low the elbow, and the discharge wa. so Of
fensive that no person could bear TO besin the
room where / was-I then applied to another
distinguished physician who told me amputa-
ton Of the arm was the only thing that could
save my life, as it was impossible to cure so
dreadful a disease; but as | was unwilling to
consent to it he recommended me to use
Swaim's Panecea freely, which ] did without
deriving little benefit. "Ferthree years / was
to raise my hand to my head, to comb
my hair, and the s~eTofula now made its ap-
pearance on my head, destroying the bone in
different places, causing extensive alterations
and [ feared it might reach and destroy the
brain-the head swelled very much, accom-
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verely i'll with a swelling Of the body from
head to foot, so that | was entirely HELPLESS.
The Doctor advised me to go to the HOSPITAL |
for he did not understand my case; for the
few months I had been afflicted with a
severe pain in both sides, at times so hard I
could scarcely get my breath. A hacking
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ny situation for seven years of my life when
commenced the use of your sarsaparilla.
ut as my case considered hopeless, and the
ear prospect of speedy dissolution seemed
aevitable, / felt but little encouragement to
ersevere. The persuasion Of friends induced
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COLLEGE DE sr VINCENT,
CAP GaurdedN. u

zap JHuFICums mo
&c college d etc in60rpord par Ia Lakiela-
ture de- liFtat du Missouri, ageu tes p]outoifs
et privileges atcDrd5s aus Colleges W Uni
]vefeitte dane leB Etata Uuie,il est situd i
quafante millca au.deRsls de pemhoucllure de
POhib, SUI uno petite cote d'o0 Ton iouit de
ID vue In plus agreeable gut embraBse les deuS
rives. II II d une maisun de tantpagnB d TIN
mile III DENT I'D college % Log tl6yeH pour
ront passer lee ioufs De rtettatione ct do va.
canoes.
lie eyst6me d'tduealioa est etasgique on
commercial
Quaique eette inatitntion soft lrigte par
dea eGtl6siaettquea e4tltoliguee, on y ruqott In.
distinttenlsnt des tibyes a quelqhe religion
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CoNnff1oNs-pehaiQ %annuelle, Y cotnpris
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cement au ncdeuin, $3.50. payablus q mois
d'ayauee.
On naiera separ6ment pour lee langueH Al.
fernando, EBpaguole OF Italienne, ainei que
pour Ia mueiquc, le desaln ct Ia chimie.
II sbfa libre aux dlares Dc paaaor les va
canoes chez leUrs phrens on all college.
L'argent pourlee menus plBisira sera j6po.
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sement.
Pour plus amplea inIormatione, e'alreaser .
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10 mars @ II. FlGAHf, President.
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ser reimbursement do I'll t1flaiution des
iugua De ParOissae; In maniefe don't les
saeoeaaiuns sont administers q rdglbes,
etc. ete. Les pefsonues qni d%6nonreat
tus lois efoiBnt Oh pataissent cfnire qtl'el.
lgs nous sont iupostes par noite Constita
tisn a%etuelle ct quill laut pour son dtbar.
fassaf changer eBtte constitution, W dts
raj i oenx.ta, ayge 10 respect do ! leurs
opinions, qa'ii u d y mahi6fe plus sim.
ple ct plus oxp6ditiye do no dtbafraaser du
teIles lois Il que Dotre Legislature q pIein
pouyoir pour lea ab0lif Oh los changer ct
par ID guhrir ca nal, II 40 nal esiste.
Qaant 4 m1i, ID NY vols pas %a'incony6-
nient, et b sais d'opinion que la.systene
par leqlel les jages do p%aroisse agissent
maintonunt ust Io meiIleur qqi uxisle Of
alta tall que leg dasoifg que 10 loi impose
a eBs officers sort f%dolument retnplis, OF
ne ~saufait 6tablif IN syst6mo plus prepfe
a assufsr les dtoits dos minenrs OF eeiiA
dc Ia maase de5 eitayens. Go syst8me
cit telloment lte d Idsnti6e ayee notre
admirable droil civil qu'l sefnit diaieila
quo Fun esisiatsaos l'autfe. Ia mani6fo
don't les dtotts s]oeeeasifs sent teglea Of les
SUGGESTIONS cont pdmihislf6ss sslan ca
dfoit est II ilste ct u equitable qae IL trou.
Yefais difieilemaDt aacdn |elilnEsmnut d
iaife Ut Gil aYais le pouvain
Votls ayant, De 10 eofte, dannd, mes
eoscitoYnns, me. f8les 81 mes opinions s4f
les auisls inpdttanta deHt A -'aEfi. r0ls
I'D SONNET tpas di+iut alp efsifs oUt le
bolheHf de m9ftter telfe appreciation "
sefai hn0teas dc teeeyotf voa si
ftaRps. Dams IL e6s roHttt4e Oh You5
irolvarirz que Ire opinions Dc mon homo
rablg aomp6titear ntritent 1lIe0X yoire
IftyedF ct sonl plas Gantormes aux salnes
doctrines, Il setait alers de- Yotrn deypit
De faHnir sur tai ees m6mss 4nfffagos.
Eueafe ~ moi 1T III fni.
II i d nuionfd'hai plus ~ ttente qnatre
ans QUE q suis yauu f6sider ca Loaisiaue
OF plus de yingt hut ann6es ai habitt
parmi volts, Mes ainfdtats sont sos int
r6tp q II mai aucunh but d rempIiFqdi ne soft
uotre int6f6t comnun d totts.
Yotre obi ot d6you6 sprvjte0r.
THOS. w. CHINN,
10 Ayril 1914.
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judgment, Unless otherwise agreed on.
4. In the Supreme Court, wien counsel for
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as counsel for appellee the charge will BEG .
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MONTGOMERY SLOAN,
COMMISSION Nj
No. IA OLD LEvEE STREET,
New Orleans.
sept % 80 6m.
NOTICE.

Mrs. SHAW, tenders her thanks to the la
dies of Baton Rouge and vicinity for their
very liberal patronage bestowed on her in her
business ofdress making, which she still con-
tinues.
She most respectfully informs them, that
she has received a splendid assortment of
Fancy Dry Goods. &C., selected from Ph5Ia-
and New York, which she offers for
sale at very low prices, doing exclusively a
cash business, she is enabled to sell at much
prices then is generally asked for the
same description Of goods elsewhere.
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nj. ELAN.

AU0eat, 8re,, r(gidaal D Baton Rouge.
So propose de ne phtg pratiauer que dams
les differences Gotts des paroisses dIist eide
Quest Baton Rotige, ID e1nr de- distfittds ID
p]aruisso do gonBofdfa, 1t dattB III Couf SUI
pf6mo d New Orleans ct Alexandfie, aux
conditions suifahttg
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PROOFS, donita gratis,
U Auelna charge ae sefa fate pour con-
sells on s@efyfees rundus aux indigets ct op-
PRIMES.
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bllapea lafa lie l rendition IN ftgement, on
atttga acsA aBlaet
T. Dap# b epar gHpe6fua, '0ts be Has3 Ell
pour fappellant, auelna eItarga gdlIliauhella
Hera faite- pour lappelIta, les eh0rges. aeront
rtglaH par accord Uuluel.
h II ng deYiehira dans aBeuh cas- fespon-
sable pour ffaia Oh d0euIHnnB.
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