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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19


JUST RECEIVED
HNEE undersigned have lust received iaroe
stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Coo
consisting in part Of
A new style Of plain, plaid and fgursd sum
mer dress Crepes De Paris; Flonnced Grnna
dine Robes; new style Of BaFoee and ShaleV
Robes; new style Of Crepe Lace Robes,
Plain, Figured and Striped Silks Of an coIors.
Solid colofed Bareges, and Grenadines oIl coll
ors; Printed Organdies and Jackonet Robes:
large assortment of Black Dress Goods verv
rich; great many other Dress Goods Of al
ElBRoIDERIEs.
ln Swiss, JacOnets Valencin and HonItons.
Yalencin Honiton collars, Chimiselts ~
Sleeves; very rich assortment ~ Dlain on5 +
embroidered Cambria Hdkerchiefs; Jaconetg
and Swiss Butings, Bands, Edging and Insert.
ings; Honiton and Thread lace. BOnnets. Rib-
bons, Gloves and M.ts, Parasols, Shades and
Fans; new kind Of MantiIlas. Swiss. Jaconef~
and all kinds Of White Goods.
a large assortment Of Irish Linens. printed
Linens and Linen Cambrcs, Linen sheetfnq.
ana table cloths, Damasd and very rich wins
pow Cmtans; gottonades and Linen drillinps:
Marceile Quilts Carpetings, Glasa and OueeSss Fl
We ana g great many fancy article, too nu--
OUR OLD STOCK AT COST.
Our old Stock we offer to sell AZ cost pr;ce.
~ make room, and our new Stock. which a.
are able to say that we have as fi5e asgort
ment as any fancy retail sore 81 New Orleans.
and we offer to sell AZ New 0rleans prices.
We will receive New Goods every week dn.
ring the season.
kleaae call and see our line selection.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
Ee have just received 3 very fneassortment
of Clothing:
Back, Blue, Brown, and Green Frocks. Pale
tots and Sacks, French drapdetait Frocks ana
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Goats, an kiudsof
Linen and Hair coats, Casimoictes. FrocEs.a
Paletots, and Sacs, &c. + 1870
Black Doe Skin Pants, superine Black Ma.
rino Pants, Plain and striped white linen pants
all kinds Of Casimirete d.. Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
"A large assortment Of al kinds Of Fancy
Vests, the latest style; 4 fine assortment "a
Shirts, Drawers, Cfatats and Handkerci'o
Silk Hats. the latest style; Sho 8, Boots ho
Caters,
Gentlemen, we offer to sell Clothing 30 bsr
cent. cheaper than any other house in this
place. M REMAIN a 90.
March 10, 1S54-ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
NEW GOODS! new GOODsl

Superior assortment Of SPRING and Sum
MER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas and
Canes. Articles for the Toilet, and a stock 81
CHfLDRRR's CLoTHIHG that is unsurpassabl Il.
Thanking onr friends loF past FAY IS, We on-
n ask them to call ana examine the finest
stock that could be selected
March IL, WI IA. sIEvEKs.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
HARDWARE NAIIs. CASTINGS.
INON. &c..

h RICHARDS. No. hi, cbarlrfs street, Im-
o,e porter and Wholesale Dea'ef rs koGelep
and domealic Hardware, constantly rfsfflng
large additions % bic alftnd1 exiengiee seck.
which ccunfry merchants would do well % Aan-
inc beioye pufchasing elseWhere. The following
comprises pol 81 hlaelocks
700 tons Wudlsh bar Lfon
900 as hoop, band and sheet lfoia
800 % sav0ly q COZ caelingsf
$50 cake o., Log and Trace ehans;
goo % Hoes, assorted
5000 kegs Nails, 0seorieds best braHcs
1000 dozen Axes. Collins g cos, Hunts ind othe
eFs. MAKE;
% novels and Spades assorted, Ames
Rowlond's etc!
Mil Stones all sizssy Mill Irons, Boiling CLOTHES
s ERIN Lard and Linseed Oils; window Glass
Putty. Paints etc, with an exteneive assortment Of
Shelf Hardware.
New Orleans. FEBRUARY 3rd 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
TO HollsekeeDers

z
The attention ofcitizens and strangers visiting
the, city il particularly called 70 the varied and
spleadid stock Of
House Furnishing Goods,
At the store Of the undersigned which are now be-
mo offered az such
REDUCED PRICES,
as TO render Il greatly TO the advantage ofpufcba-
GERS to call and examine them. Among their q
sortment may be found
Rich Decorated China Dining Tea & Toilet Sets;
diii and Whine DO d Do doi
Ea,thenware do do d.;
Rich Cut Glass Bowl Preserve Dishes DecanteFs
DO 10 do do do d.;
Silver plated casters WALTERS cake Baskets.
do candlesiicks spoons Forks &c;
do Waters Bottle Standa,&c
Knives and Forks Japanned Waiter;
WoodenWaYe FinWare;
Andirons FsndeFs Sh0vals and Tonos,
cooking stove and cast Iron Ware generelly;.
Lamps Of all kinds and and Chandeliers.
Besides var ely Of ariIclcs necessary 10 al house
keepers te numerous to be named 10 an adye tise-
meni. B. BRQWER q CO.,
March tt. II Camp street opposite Chs
Hotel.
JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING.
Large ind Splondid Assortment OF Spripo
- and summtr Goods, consisting in part Of
Plaid ana pain Organizes,
Flonnced Organde Robes,
Barages OF all cDlors and qualities,
Chaleys ofeVery variety. .
White 3 mourning chimeseits, &c.,
Plain and printed silk Iissues,
Gjnghams, Muslins and Lawns, an asso tment.
Extra wtite Lace Manlilias different Ia ems.
Emb'd Swiss Sleeves and Cults, a variety.
Emb'd and PLAIN Linen Handkerchief,
Plaid, plain, ana emb'd Suiss Muslin, extra,
#satFsf and iaeartiuva all
Bonnets Ofnll colIors and qualities and Of the
latest s., los; Black Silk net Shawl; Brown and
white LiRnana 81 every varietys
Having purchased under the most favorable
terms enables us q offer great inducements. Pur-
chasers will please cal and examine our stock
before purchasing Rhe'e.
march "a. WOOD & BROWN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19

DoYS' CLOTHING-TVe are IN receipt
- of the largest and most complete assort-
ment Of Boys and childrenas { lothing, Cor
Spr ne and Summer wear, ever offered IN this
selves. J. "A. COUISON e CO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
sI9IR AI90 16lB a ggGls
PETER q ORILLA acturer,
AZ O1dtEam TEE YorE.

OFFERS for sale The following articles,
warranted Of superior quality accaboy,
Scotch, Coarse French, Rappee, Honey Dew
Scotch, and othar snuifs. Also, Fine Cut 1To.-
bacco in the tin-foil and papers. A more par
ticuiar description of the various articles can
be known By sending for afull price cuErens as
above. a.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
Guns andI PietOIs.

JUST received, direct from the mannfac-
- turers, fine assortment OF English and
American Guns, Pistols, Sporting Apparat-
MS, etc.
100 fne double Guns Boys double add sins
gie,do;
so American Rides 25 English dc;
IS Colts Repeatefs; 9 Aliens ReYolvers;
prs ine Rifle Pistols; 100 prs assorted do;
- prs seIseoeking islols, I'm 2 10 6 in bbs,
Game Bags Powdef Horns, SHOT Bells and
Pouches, Calling Hofne. Pufcussion caps,
Fine canister Powder, Bowie Knives, Sill.
etioes. etc For sale by "a. GENELLA.
Vicksburg, nov g So. left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

well AZ the final decrease and removal OF the people
xho epc. lived here there n no doa0t Dat that he
stry told by Mr. CLAWS i IN the main, correct The
account Of the depOsiUri's OF the ors anu the treas
~ i. sd 10 have been written down a. given from
~, Il, 81 the lasi Cacigue OF the Quivra, Who q
ts tine he made The dis, lssur- wac living away be-
low hessla On the Mexic4n SIDE OF the rver. There
can be- DO doubt but the belief thzt large sInoiat
~ ro,d and siiver has been buried here, has ZOE
nrph.r Of yesr- been ser"usll entertained. We dad
IN the caihsdI al ard in Ia chapel In every room ia
"a, monastery, in every mound Of stones IN the
r,chborho0d and in every hTeoiioo about me ruins,
lsr.e holes dug In many places TO the depth OF ten
C.t nv those who have come from time Ia tn- 10
seek for the 90 hidden treasures Some Of these holes
lk a. As II obey we're nadr more than century 40.
while others appear "a De quite recent Even the
ashes of the dead have not been len undsturbed da
Ing these explorations Near the eat end OF tho
chsp.l we cav where tire people who had been Dig
gils had thrown up great NAM human bones, ~hiel
now lie scattered about. From he sc We have selected
six skulls 10 send 10 one Who II skilled In tbs
science OF cranioloy that he NAV determine, II poe
sihe, TO ~bst race Of people hey once belonged
These skulls are thought 20 ne unusually large.
H@turicsl Societies had aiken az the descriptions
of thtse ruins ard led hem sssy smong ther trans-
actions ~ documents OF deep interest. venerable
and learned etbnOlogsts searched IA dusty mtn'-
scripis end black letter volumes OF antiquity for some
sutit stic account OF tina, race Of men who reared
ann then abandoned tuch citv. Bat 70 tbs moTaent
tl,r researches have Icv-d ffuiess, aud the story
they seek Il still recOrdeG in unseaed book Oar
business lie not thar which will permit us 20 clooe
wi.h IMAGINARY graldtar these yestigos OF people
" hosr rsme has been er. sd frvm the book OF ma
tons; nor that which vii allow time to indulge In
sbsruse speculations 10 their race or their IAN
euse. These tliogs he'png Ia the poet and phioso-
pier. With oil those pleasant re, erie' and 70 nanae
krcie. which these ruius away here a desert are
40 wonderfully calculated 10 awaken, We can have
nothing to do. We came here 10 note realities; and
now tle facts Wa have seen. the theories we have
n nd which were Of value, the traditions we have
heard desor,ing of att uton, aud the conclusions to
winch we have come concerning this interesting
place are ell written down. All ere save the things
we saw admits of doubt aud ia obscnred by 50 dark
clond OF uncertainty e. leave much ground for new
theories and for perhaps uhnitey more valuable CON
ouainps
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CANADA.
Rss Our Own Cerrcspoodent
nuH.uWEgs II

Rusn Our Own Cerrcspoo1ent
QUEBEC, Monday, Sept 4, 1854.
A few days ago came down the great river Of
which the navigation is made free to American
vessels by the Reciprocity treaty-the St Law
renee. Its navigation would be impossible to
strangers, could they not avail them selves of the
aid Of pilots; but with their assistance it be-
comes easy. In many places the nver is several
miles wide; but il is studded with thousands OF
lsnas OF all shapes and sizes, and the shoals and
rxpas with which il sbounds render the greatest pos
sble attention necessary TO keep the vessel in the
rayiesb bic channels II Is rel lighted but there
poroDs Of il which cannot be nsvis,,ed in the nght.
sIc,pt by bright moonlight. r0ese are the didereai
rapids, i've in number, viz: the Long SAINT, the
Cedsrs, the Spit Rock, the Cascades, aad the
Lsehipe rapids. OF these, the 6rst occurs belo~
C. rnwsll, and the remainder are all be'ween that
peint aud Montreal. The navigation Of these rapids
which are altogether several ulles in length, prsc
6c.ble oply BY steamers. Sailing vessels have 10
take the canals beth IN going up and down, con
structso BY the side Of the river 10 overcome the rap
ids. Ard even steamers cannot ssoend the rapids
m going up they, too, have to take The canals The
canals are Of course only long enough TO Overcome
III. rapids the other parts Of the ver all kinds OF
eraft 20 up and down. IL is singular fsct, bat II s
a fact nsyertl less, that the St. Lawreuoe canals
inv sriAbly open IRON 20 10 20 dsys sooner than toe
IRE Canal.
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FIRES.
yIRE IN ELDRIDGr-sr

IN
About n o'clock on Saturday morning fire broke
out in the bakery of Frederick Adams, No. 100 e.
dragest. The flames were extingushed before
much damage occurred.
FIRE IN wAsHIsGToEsf.
About O'Clock Saturday morning FIRE broke out
in the lower part Of No 462 Washington ST. occupied
by Neil 81 Hugh O'DoDnell an q cooper shop. The
fire originated in the back part Of the cellar and be-
fore il was Uncovered the flames had burnt through
the ceiling to the shop the first hoor The fremen
early the ground but before they could sub
due the flames the stock and lower part OF the build
ing was considerably damaged. The upper part Of
the building, occupied ~ boerdng-house was unip-
jured. Messrs. Donnel estimate their loss at about
s2oo. Stock and fixtures insured 600 in the Broad
way Insurance Company.
FIRE IN WEST BROADWAY.
The alarm Of fire at o'clock on Saturday night
was occasioned by the bursting Of a camphcne lamp
in an exchange shop kept by Mr. Howard, at No. lse
West Broadway. No damage Of any consequence
was done.
yiRE Is GREEEwIcH-sT.
At ~ o'clock Saturday night FIRE broke out in
the lower part Of No. 273 Greenwich-st., occupied
Thomae Curan a brush store. The origin of tn.
fire has not yet been ascertained. The remen were
early on the ground, and by flooding the itore seon
subdued the flames. The damage sustained prin-
cipsly by water The upper portion Of the building,
occupied by Mrs. Haleck q boarding house, es-
capped injury. The occupants were greatly alarmed,
and several Of them fed to the street in their night
clothes. FIRE IN wArER-sr
Last evening about o'clock Ere was discovered
by The Fourth Ward Police in the fiys.story brick
building No. 297 Water't., occupied by @. Merle As
storage warehouse. Tie building was stored from
top to bottom with cotton, sugar and other merchan
die.
lbe alarm was promptly responded to by the fire.
meD OF the District, but they experienced great diff
Guilty in getting water npon the Gre, in consequence
OF the iron window shutters in front being securely
fastened on the inside The FIRE originated in the
fourth story, and thence communicated TO the
fifth floor. Both OF there stories were slowed full OF
cotton in bales. In short time the fremen bosted
thsir hose upon the top 4 the adjoining houses and
having cut holes in the roof Of the burning building
poured copeus streams through the apertures thus
made into the fifth story In this manner the flames
we're speedily subdued.
The freInsn at length succeedcd in entering the
building when the cotton stored therein thrown
into the street and saturated with water to Il
ir"m again igDiting. huch damage wss dono BY
water.
As tho property in tho bpildng belonged 70 different
parties, correct estimate yet be arrived at
relative 10 shc looes and suraneea
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ECON EENEZOELA.

corres,eudenes Of The PhilLi.lfl North American
Caracas. Saturday Aug. IL, 1884.
Our Presidential ell cion commenced here on the
l., and ended on the s,h irst resulting in the eeva-
tion of Gen. Jose Tadeo aoDagas 20 the Presidency
by : upenimous vote OF the perple
The rev dictionary outbreaks which took place in
two or three province OF the Republic have been
mt down by the Government troops and the leaders
taktn prisoneTs As they are powerlcss TO do harm,
owing TO the popularity o. h, present Executive he
will 10 doubt chow tbam clsmency by granting them
arsrdor, on the promi-e II future good behavior.
Coffee il scarce and high the crops having been
nearly ell siipred. Hides como In slowly. and are
steady in price. American provisions are in good
sui ply win moderate demand. AMIGO
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LATER FROM THE CAPE or Coon HoPE.-Ths
clippcrhs,k Silver Cloud Cspt. Lewis, which sailed
from CspeTowD July 22 err' ed at tns port yester-
day afternoon. We are indebted 20 e Boyingtou,
T. O.. for papers mp u July Is, from which we CLEAN
few items OF intelligence.
On tb. 18th Of July, Table Bay was visited by one
Of the seversst gales which has happened for many
years Three Briti-h els were driven ashore, and
one man drowned.
II is proposed to establish electric telegraph line
between Simou's Bay aud Cape Town
The first Parliament under the new Constitution Wa
in session sn1 was contemplating number Of liberal
aid refOima,ory measures Boston Atlas, 9th.
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CUBA.-By the arrival OF the bark hnel, Capt.
Vase, from Zsza Aug 90, we learn that that port viii
lie closed on the st Sept, and great excitement pre-
vailed in consequence OF the slave trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

FRoH NEw-BRusswICK-St. John papers are 10
September T. From them we learn hat all alarm on
the iect Of cholera has subrided In consequences
Of war with Russia the military establishments in al
the colonies are to be greatly reduced. The 5+th,
Goth and 7lst Rsgiments To be withdrawn fro1
Cansds and only the 10Th asd the Canadian Rife
CORPS will be len. The 72d s TO be sent home from
Nova Scotia, aud only one regiment, the 10th, will be
r,tliusd in the two Provinces company Of Royh
Artillery is also under orders from New-Brunswck.
The 'Commisssrist Department have advertised for
tenders, and ship 10 carry home the troops from
HnlifsI,
The 81. John Rer. BrHn'rickcr has the following
d subject Of the ratification Of the Reciprocity
treaty:
The people Of these Colonies now appear de-
tsrIhined on this point. Although Jonathan is 81
hard one in making bargains, no Ia not 40 bad fol
low after sl notwithstanding his p>acaant for burn
ing down the towns Of his less powerful neighb ors
and appropriatng thoir broad TO his own use.
A. sooD as we get more extensively acquainted ~ih
him We may improve bis manners in the respect and
cause bim to avoid these fraildes, which however,
may be considered incident to humanity"
CUBL-By the arrival of the bark Msriel Cant
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Posr ovslcs DrrAsrHssr
!. a.y A.ss;. sa " See as1 Jsss Isss Il
KANSAS ana ILLINOIS, vii Ss scs,vsd !. he coasci once
sss r. e e sss sss
tas MISSOURI. s M ~
$500 From Jsnss.ea oy sy Mares J.nsslo.n and
ssSf
as: iss..ss /. ssss.s,. sy s: s:a ssy 4 ];
iil Leave Eoonvile daily lam
ss FROM S y rs ~ sS South ro. u.on
Deaslor,, DaIso,s Eaon, Noun, sterling. Linn, Loose
Leave fI.niIln Depot daily ats u, sfer
Aniss s !, Jsass.os cl.y mex, day hyssms oa
49, sai.s 4 is.:ss s::ssls S:Ps ~: 81; ~ y s.n
s: S:T .s::s s:' ::sss s:;s
Le.ss Gia,es~ sunday; yas.a,y. A. lAusday spm;
Leave iissv ssss.s, TSs:d.y, = and Tsu.a4y :. pm;
f,ss":: ss g: s. ss .s,,:. By and a.. m a.
- vice, win be considered. Il.
s'' Gss s.rss s:fs s.
S s rs s .scsy %
aees, and by Pio, oroye fss,.nt Green, Cod Neck,
Leave sasass!is ;siy ass%:
Leave independence daily Al ismi
Arrive ut Bonneville uext day by l2 pm.
n TENNESSEE
s5os From Knoxville, by Clinton, Jscksoro Somerset
stanford, . D.nyis 100 miles and back, week,
Leave Knoxvile daily. e.esPs Sunday, at Sam;
Arrive .iiaa :, Knossiis % hsas s dsy sysp% e.
ARKANSAS.
''x & 6.i.ss 81 sisa Green ss
Pl,i.. Marion sns MoanS = Guy Memphis tTsn i5S
1:. s:::: s !. s..ss;. .sss s:s a.; 4; ;,s,. S
Leave Msmplla daily q g an; sia
os.. :. Sss Ss Y md % a..
~ Clarendon. iSs mIss viii be considered. IL
Wallis Bun, 6s miles and back, three ! week. IN
Leave Helena MONDAY. "Wednesday, and Friday a, sam,
Hss i. asss !. v.y sl.s. .sa
rsndon IS mile. and back. once week.
H.,s .sss 6i.sssso. 6 S:,.sssss %sa..!ss u y;
ISL 1Io% psy. sa md c,ols Bluff 10 s.
eass Il "ss sa md Tedsy
Avs e s Sn.r. T...S., sss :ss X
Arrive !. Davars Bluff as1t days BY pm
1913 From OsysI: LAX. Bluff Arc Au
Leave DavsIi's BIuf Monday and 11ur.day sts.m;
Arrive a Elisabeth ssxt dsys BY ePni
leave E1:ss .,. Tss:s, % ,ss s.y. ss
Proposal. Clarendon instead of DuvsIi
Osisns, Hanover, Portsmouth,, savsnsah Aso
@ " css nSIs % md n ss" ,.s
Calens Monday Wednesday, and Friday at7sm,
tssss % Moline \ t Hossas, Wsda.:asy. and Friday a7am.
For form of psoposs guarantees certificate also insuc,oa
and temoaci0 condition. 70 be incorporated the
''s'S"ss''i' States a:sa is's'', ssTs e.arnr'
May 17-laws~ Postmaster General
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mo. 3o5.l
OF WITHDRAWAL.


NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.
IN PURSUANCE the order Of the President saes
rsques, pa Delegation Conss.s
ofAlahaa lands within following
of pfopo,sd railroads Fiord Monsouey
Decatur Ahcns line withsId from
sale entry, of valid peempon claims, until further
IN THE STATE or FLORIDA
In lands subject TAILAuAssxxf
soxiA Of Kns, Of rri"e,ra meridian
Town:s,s Town:ss. - ,s.s 1s "ns,' as' - "'s'
NORTH Of sa.e line, ~e,t Of The ,nerdsn
Township, :, s. Q, Of ranges as 2s 3d. a. s
THE STATE or ALABAMA.
Situated district of Lands subject sale
North Of m base line, and saa Of ae principal esia 'ostsn
Townships y, g, of ranrez
To~n.hip- i, 9. 81 =, s., Of ranges $40, H., "a.
In the district Of land subject TO sale c.u.wsAi
North Of las Of prirrat ,.uiSar sos,r
Township a., Of range 10
To~nsSip. g. =. - TO-, n. a.. az. 81 r..gois
Toxssis. g. s's ig,.i,. ia' %, q ~. -;
To.s.aip. p. io II, ~, 10, IA. ls lc.r 1870, a.
To~n:sls. To- IL, IA, ~, IA, lsie u, s. 90 a. ..
Town.a,p. r. ~. is. ,s. ~ 10. T.. Is s,of ia
Township I7', of range 80
In d,rie, Of lands subject sale Tuso.loosAi
asd Of As Jrincpef rerfdan fohcvr
Tow nsbips AZ, "a, of rsnrcs II n.
Townships az, 81, OF ranges 10, ~
Township 23s ofrsnvo Is
seraa ef tie sa. Has and sea Of ne pa e'a", ror,her
Township. IS, l6', ~, IS ~, %, al "a of range
townships l5 I6s, ne, Iss 49,, %, a. ~ range
I5.lG. of 3
Townships i5 is' i7t 49,, TO-, 90 BIZ, M range
dsct of lands subject IusrsvrILH
ne, Of ne prnpas meridian, rorAc1n
surrey
To~ nsfAp a., of range Z.
Tow n q. O. lO. li.lQs M
Townships a. . T. 7s,9, 10, ~ l3 IA ranrsr
Townships ., 2, 4, ,t.7, Of ranre g.
OF lands subject MosrooxssYf
hs base ns Of S prac,pa evin~
Townships al, pa, OF range l6
Townships le, 90, III, Of fsnse ~.
Townehius 11t. IL. II.
Townships IL, is'. II, OF ranges 70, 10
rsirag from albany,
0eos Montgomery order OF the President bearing
Qist utimos
Ecr Of ne ts linz s~s Of e prrps nevdias
Township ~, Of range S.
Townships 10, H. ~, Of range %.
Townships ., 10, II, ~, 81 range a.
Townships 2, 10, ~, ~, -, of range %.
Townships 4, p, 10, n, ia, u, of range ~.
Townships ~, ~, 10. ~, OF range 30.
Townships ~, Is, Of "a
Tho townships marked thus having been slresSy
prsstows notices.
Washington, u,is sosh day Of March, 1854.
ssdev Of President
JOHN WILSON,
Nsr 3l--lswi3w Commissioner.