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,s 80 NOTICE
~ Me Dtsconttnuance. of the United States Land
q Once at Cr0.rfOrdsriUs fndinnn
NOTICE

~ ~ DSsso"s'"uu"Ce OF the Cntted States Lana
$780, Once at Charlottesville, Indiana
/ NDER the provisions of the second section OF
~ the act OF Congress approved June IL, 1910,
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
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| FRAS. h. LORD,
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| T. VAN RESWICk,
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