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EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND The Cen
sus Repor. OF 1851 tells us that "one in
seven Of the people of Scotland arc at
School" The government bill oi this
session for promoting education in Scot
land was kicked out Of the House OF
Commons by majority Of nine-40O
being present. What means Sat schooI?"
In 1923 there wore 2l.386 commiilals
to jail in Scotland, Of whom JIG, ,94S bad
been sat school.n--- Toronto Message
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The New York papers contain sketch
ofa bill, reported by the Committee Of
Ways and Means, for the modification Of
the United States tariff. The revenue
to be obtained on the reducad scale, is
estimated at forty five millions Of dollars.
In the first schedule, The old duty of one
hundred per cent. on brandlas, liquors,
&C., is continued. Three millions Of dol
lars are yielded annually from this duty.
The second schedule equalizes all duties
Iatawen'y per cent, or mary articles, =
Iiron, sugar, manufactured silk and hemp.
fhe third, fourth, and filth schedules en-.
lbrace Amos, all the articles in the pres,
en-, tariff, and suggest considerable re.
duciion thereon. Raw silk, dyesiuffs
land some descriptions Of medicines, arc
I'cIargeable with twenty per cent. duty
Salt, under the present tariff cbargeable
with duty Of twenty per cent, is propo'
sed to be admitted free. The lisiretains
all those articles at present admitted fres
and many heretofore subjec, to small dd
lies
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During Tue present close alliance of
France with England, and under the in
Auence ofMr ,Gucbrane, an Englishman,
ibe Parisians are beginning TO shut their
shops on Sunday. A meeting, presided
over by banker, and attended by many
respectable lradesmeb, took place, and
those present showed themselves very
favorable 10 the movement ltemusl be
an unwholesome condition Of society
where the work Of buying and selling
goes on eternally. without pause, and
life, Without It's intervals ofrest, is little
better than pnrgaiory above ground
- PHILADELPHIA Mail.
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ENGLAND IN lS54.-How is il that
England, which, in lS49 OF 80, demanded
more fleets and armies to defend her
coasts from an imaginary attack by
Frenchmen. has in 1854 sent nearly all
her fleet and The hower of her army,
10 600 men, TO fight 1000 miles from
their homes, without the slightest apprc-
hension pf French invasion! Because
there is mutual confidence. Nation
trusts the honor of na,ion-nor will il
fail in this instance. --.Mackensie's Tor.
Onto, C. Wy Message.
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E7- The Hancock county Convention
recommended Mr. Poreifeld for Con-
gress, as the nominee Of that county ;Mr.
Mungen was his competitor. Tho only
two candidate thus far hsfor, the people
are Porierfeld Of Hancock and Gumma-
ger of Lucas. Who will be nominated
we do moi pretend to say.
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OF A resolve Of tho Baltimore Plat

01r A resolve Of tho Baltimore Plat
form:
"Rssolped, Tim; tho Democratic party
will resist all attempts at rcneiring in
Congress, or out Of il, the agitation Of
the slavery question, UNDER WHATEVER
SHAPE OR coLeR TnE ATTEMrT MAY BE
MADE"
The renewal Of agitation was made 10
procure deceptive popular sovereignty
which has no existence in fact. or what
use arc platforms?
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or The new Liquor Law in Ohio lie
being vigorously enforced 10 some quar-
ters. With The exception OF the first and
fourth sections the, law ought 10 be en-.
forced. The first section makestho place
wherc, and not The act done, an offence .
In such legislation we do not concur.
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partial system Of Taxation, as well az re-
CARDS Banks aud other corporations as re-
garded the individual citizen, and The
first Legislature organ'z,d under that
Consultation corrected inequality and
injustice SO fat as Banks aud incorporated
companies were concerned, bui still sd-
hered to Kolley's unjust system Of de,
duclions, as 10 the monied and comners-
ciul classes generally in contrast with the
rest Of tho citizens Of the Slate. This,
The Banks (keen 10 see an inequality thai
opetaled against them, and true 10 their
one idea Of accumulation saw and 10 x
legal measures TO prevent, and a Demo.
cratic Bench, elected by the People, uc-
knowledged the justice Of the objection,
and declared the system Of deductions
contrary 10 equality, to justice, and 10 The
Constitution. ITO be continued)
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Nor 30 BAp.--ll is related Of an old
Presbyterian minister, down east, that be-.
Ing astohished at the outrageous A utcries
inscribed on the iombstones Of the village
church yard, he was heard mulIering as
he went ont OF the gate--''Here lie the
dead, and here the living lie"
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According TO the last census, the por-
uaiion Of Prussia has increased to 49,
935, 5,420. The proportion Of evangeIica
Pro,esianis is l0,350995; Of Roman
Catholics, 6 1885,, ,293; 81 Jews, 266,S6S;
Of Greek Catholics, ,4S3; aud of Mem
opiies, l4,7S0.
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STEAMSHIP MAIL FRAuDs.--We clip
from The Pennsylvania ibis short report
Of the proceedings in Congress on Tues
day last:
Mr.. Mace, (Dem.,) Of Indiana, Chairs
man Of The Select Committee heretofore
appointed 10 investigate into steamship
frauds, said they would be able in a few
days TO present a report showing there
were autounding frauds and sWiBdsiug,
from the inception Of the conlrac, for cars
rying the mails to and from California, to
the present time. The company have
not complied with the contract in a sin-
gle iota. He asked that this subject be
postponed until the House shall be in
full possession Of all the facts; there will
then be no officially in affording better
mail facilities to California.
Mr.. Olds, (Dem. } of Ohio, said the
committee OH Post Offices, two months
ago, reported bill 10 abrogale the con,
tracts for carrying The mails between New
York and Liverpool, and 10 San Francis
CO. He believed Congress has the pow-
eric abrogate the contracts by tak;ag the
vessels. Il would be cheaper TO buy
them and sink them ia the ocean, than
to continue the present postal arrange
ment. We are now paying more than
lbres- -fourhs of million OF dollars for a
semi,moa.hly service, when for a quarter
ofa million, we can get a weekly ser
vice. .T
There is no doub, ,liatlhe ocean mail
service has been, and is yet, stupendu-
Gus scheme Of robbery, only different
from that of Gnlpbin and Gardiner, be-
cause done by "con,racl." Lei it be pro-
bed TO the bottom Statesman and Dem-
Ocrdt. .{
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William Fowler, recently sentenced
by South Carolina Court 10 be hung
for murder, has had his sentence COM
muted 10 Imprisonment, for six months
They Irave no peniteiiary in TINT State,
aud when criminal slips the halter, be
has an easy time ihencefbrih. The dii-
ference between SIX months in jail and
ten minutes ia halter is very striking.
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KNApp'S FARM.

| will ren, H. S. Knapp's Farm, in
Greenshurg township, Putnam county,
Ohio, TO any responsible person. There
is nearly 40 acres cleared and is in IA
good stats of cultivation Terms OF
Rent, cash. JAMES MACKENZIE.
July Z, 1854.
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When the great Napoleon used TO beat,
ibe Russians in pitched battles, and there
was no mistake about IT, The Russians
always sang 7e Deum as if they bad Won
victories. Napoleon, when he heard of
this, said, "The Russians are great rogues,
they not only lie 10 man, but they lie
alan 10 God"
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There is no power but the power Of
will. He who is born with strong will,
is born o ruler Of fmei, and by one means
OF other will govern them. Many poor
scholar sits in his gaIret and sways the
desltnies OF nations.
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II is stated that DR.. Springs cossre>
gaiion, New York, by unanimous vote,
have resolved 10 increase tue salary Of
their pastor TO five thousand dollars pei
annum, arising, We presume, from his
fidelity 10 the Lower Law doutriuos---
MackenSie's (Torooto) Message.
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Julius Cesar obiained bis liberty from
pirates by promising ransom. Ho paid
|. punclually, but promptly fitted out .
ship, chased the pirates, captured and
hung every man of lhem-und "served
them right" State pirates fare better
under modern civilization. 1s
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THE MAINE LAw.-lt is my opinion
that liberty is more sacred thing than
the suppression of vice. Compulsory
virluc leads TO no moral progress. !
would father see all mankind dunk by
choice, Than one man sober on compul-
sion. IN Y. Lender.
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II 10 said that Eugenie, like Josephine,
is likely to havc no childfen. and that the
Emperor is in lovs with Miss s., a beau>
tiful Englishwoman. He dare not play
The part Of Napoleon |, in the drama Of
Josephine and Maria Louisa. and an Eng
lishman has taken Miss Howard: whom
he made a countess. of bis hands.
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ATTACUMENT NOTICE.

A r nv instance writ of an attachment.
"A was issued by John NJ. Radsbansh,
Justice Of The Peace oiOtowa township, Puts
nam Co State Of Ohio, on the 18th day ot
July, A. D. 1854, against the property snd
effects of John Smith, an ubsconding debtor,
the property attached being in the hands a
Ben amin Dicewarner, to the amount y
twenty-five dollars. Amount Of clsim, So.
JONATHAN LEE
July Isl, 1854. GSl
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JOuN RAcE,s I,sTATE.

N1 Office is hereby given, that the ups
lN dersigned has this day been duly APP
pointed and qualified by the Probate Cont
Of Putnam county, administrator de bouls
non of the estate OF John Race, late OF oald
county deceased. JOHN NlCEW AKIN tR:
June 81, 1854. 6g4
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GTV. PALMER, at New York Boston,
and Philadel phia is oul only agentin these
Giles for advertising and absorption pur-
poses. AL arrangements made with him,
on our a recount will be treated as ifmade
dire city wi:hthls flee.
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A soon DEFINITION. quaint old
writer defines ego,ism to be Suffering the
private l TO be 100 much in the public
eve"
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Tbs European Warwill surely not las,
long. If the capitalists thought it would
last, British, French, American, and even
Russian stocks would not hold -oui as
they do.g IA aa S. e3ss.s ,,
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THE WHISKY TRADE IN CINCINNATI :.
Twelve million gallons Of "biskey aie
sold annually in Cincinnati.
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+, or Coker who was so badly whipped
BY Watson, the late Deputy Warden in
the Peniien'iary at Columbus, on suspi-
ciun Of stealing his money,has been tried
AMI acquitted.
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LIFE OF MARTIN VAN BUREN, Van
Buren is at present engaged while on his
foreign tour in writing memorials Of HE.
Life
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A mountain Of Spanish brown, estima>
Ted to be sufficient to supply the world
for centuries, is reported TO baye been
discovered in the vicinity Of Elytou, AL
ALBANIA.
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or Mr.. Dimmock has resigned the
Natdensbip Of The Ohio Penisonsiary 80
New officers are appointed who are well
spokenof
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II appears tina, Mr.. Bernhart Hem, Of
Iowa, who voted for the Nebraska bill,
has been laid on the shelf by his party al
home.
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T. R. Wostbrook, Of New York, who
voted for the Nebraska bill, has been APP
pointed United States District Attorney
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EXAMINATION or TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
At a meeting of tho Board OF School
Examiners, Of Putnam county, held at
Kalida Ohio, on the 25lil ult., the follow
ing meetings were appointed for the cx,
animation of Teachers, at the times and
places following, TO wit: 81.
Saturday, August 5th, 4: Jennings.
Sept. I'd, al Vauphnsvlle.
October 7tll, al Kalida.
Teachers and others who take an in-
tercsi in the cause Of education, are in
vted 10 attend. ea1s ri5
HI. BoEHMEE, 90
S.P. WEAVER,
II A. BUDD, .S
School Examiners.
April 6, 1854. sss,i4a CTS
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A NOBLE INVENTOR. -lln our lis, Of
patents this week there appears the name
Of the Earl OF D1udonald. As but few
Of the titled aristocracy Of any naiion
have been distinguished for inventive
gualilies, the siugularily Of the cDcum-
saance proyokes us moi TO pass over in
slonce our new titled American paisn-
tee. Thomas Cochrane, Earl Of Dund-
onald, is most extraordinary ciuracier,
and has taken out perhaps fifty patents
in England during his lifetime. Some
Of :hem have been worthless and some
very useful. Loid BrougLam said ofbim
once, che was one Of the most exlrnor>
dinary Techanical geniuses that ever lis
yed." He is a British Admiral, ms well
as an earl, and for nautical skill, bravery,
and genius, lie never had superior in
that navy. lie distinguished himself
while very young in the early part of this
century, in some desperate enterprises
on the coast of France; after that he was
dismissed from the navy and deprived of
his knighlly donors, for some alleged dis
reputable specrlalions on the London
Stock Exchange. He then lefl England
and became an adveniurer for number
Of years, in commanding flee, Of one
Of the South American Republics, then
fighting for pendence. A few years
ago il was found out that he had been de-
prived Of his knigbillood and expelled
from the British Navy upon false and friv
olous accusations, and he was then re>
Stored 10 more than his former rank and
honors. His present title is one ofhof-
ship, he having succeeded his elder bro-
lher, who died without issue. Scientific
American.
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An exchange paper asks, very inno>
Gently, if it is any harm for young ladies
to sit in the lapse Of ages.
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IsiMeRATInN- During the month OF
May no fewer than 5G,566 immigrants
arrived al New York.
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MHsT or LETTERs

Remaining in The Posi- Office at Kalda,
June 30Ih, 1924.
Armstrong JR Margusn Caspar
Buckingham John Miller John W
Bir Daniel EicGinnis Henry
Black Sarah McCrpcktu Neirun
Bell Joseph Kurtcn Gasl
Cockercl james M Perine Adam
Crawford Hugh Parker William
Cannon William B Parsons Thom7s
Eake Julius Pla.let Randolph
Erckhp'd Bernard Pcatcy John
Emberl'ng Henry Rice James G
Esch B~tnqrd Radabpugh Peter
Fersing Charles Roberts Richard
Fcnner Levi G Roberts Robcri
Holm b rnhart Scott David
IIarbangh Sy!vestcrS Speucer Jscob 8 2
HHrrjs Stephen SycafooSe Lewis
IIur,e. Phcbe Seniburger Father
IIusson L a Schumacher Anton
Janssin Johns Shank Michael
Jones Jane Spraid Geotgs
Jenkins Daniel Tlbbeu Abrehsrs>W
Krohne Samuel Tibbeis Jerry S, OF
Kelvin George Abraham
kemper EIiese Mrs VanIne,cr Mary2
Krans Henry Wilson William
Kearncy Michael Winchester Timothy
Lester Frnnlz Wowlland Joseph
L,mond Henry N Was,,ers Samuel
Mahany William Wilcox Samusl
Mead Ichabod
Al TAYLOR. p ".
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substance OF The Remarkn OF Jnmca
maclIenkfet
On tho Third Reading b Tic Bill intro
daced BY him from Ms Fugnce Cons
mittee, for The Assessmeni and Idra
lion of all Property Ia this State, and
for Lepying FACES Aeresn according
to lis true KalUe in Money
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th Of June. BY Rev. J. s. De
LEAL, Mr.. DAVID McCURDY and
Mss SARAH e. SOPER, both of this
county.
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Or As tho laws are now about all
Published, we @ill be enabled to give
more general reading in our pSper.
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DnMooRATIo NOMINEES.
County TicIxct.

county 'HtcAActs
For Andltor-JoHN MONROE.
For Treasurer--THoMAs n. MCCLURE.
For Ciork-DAvID I. BROWN.
For Probate Judke-JoHN DIXON.
For Prosecuting Attorney -AZARIAB BUDD.
For County mmlssloner--WlLLIAM KRAUs
For rCoronef--JoHN PARRISH.
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Remaining in The Posi- Olfice q, Kalida,
June 30Ih, 1924.
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IAMEs F. ADGA1E,s ESTATE.

A. ]. TAYLOR, p..M
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4REAP rnnoUGH LINE TO THE WEST
Ms1 "a

OAio railroad from Baltimore Wheeins and Goa
semE fAsre vita t< and spteds
onion iins fAe OHIO andAe aases 10 2ancsp,Ie, &c
Ibis expeditions line being thoroughly completed by The a
finishing Of Board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent ordor, OF travellers
ecied and The
this road IL OF the smpcndous and
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily M,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles, Ia hours in
Guiding all oppages arriving there at or
rassengen savinx baltimore al
in Cumberland. q ~ mies and proceed thence Wheeling
To with these ains at
and p daily, meeting the from baltimore Wash
nston Junction, betier known the Relay House,
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unrivaed Union linz.
which ust completed route daily conns
with the and
cnnat and Louisville, where the for Nashville,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets
Ing further
Passengers Columbus prefer route 10 Gin
cnnat and other Of Ohio West
from Wheeling Ohio Stage coaches
the bert OF the National road GAINESVILLE and
by railroad
Passengers for wesye Cleveland by steamboat and
railroad will also ind this
regular and speedy connerion at wheeling and
piaoes
O5 Baggage through Washington a. and
charge Ios transfer Of passengers baggage
Pare through ticket on Ia,
rouie from Washington 10 Wheeling, 50 SOC Cincinnati sI
10 Louisville, si2. =
Tickets 10 be had OF Mr. Psrsops agent, the station
Washington and Of the other agents Of the company
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent
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RELisI BELI.si BELLsi -For churches, academies fac
tories sreambos plantations made and large
kept suhscribers
hed enlarged ounlry which thirty
manufacture perfected
that their bells world wide celebrity for volume OF sound and
quality succeeded In
applying moulding bell
which port casting and
ceivcd anuay 1854 The FIRST premium silver meds Of
WoTlds Fair New York. all
Europe being competition and which eighteenth
med
hand bclis
weight they furnish order number
State. aud Csnadss Their hsnanrs comprising and
valuable yoke,
may bell spring
the csppc prolonaing The sound iron rame ons hammer
countspoise; STEAMBOATS,, srHmshrs their
proved syevn fancy hsrngs IN bras bronze of
design, furnished We whole OF
Improved
specifications being given. Old bells exchange
Surveyors Instruments bsnd
Being in immediate principal all d
recuons, either railroad canal with
despatch, which either personally
spectfuIly solicited
! HstWNE.#t% t#f A. MENEELy's SONS,
FebN-diy tfat- s.t West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y,
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mo. 505,l
NOTICE DF yytTapp txt.s

IN PURSUANCE Of uhe ,nsd states.
saos IL uosss.. ,o
NE s.. % p ma n lands ss as following described
Of proposed railroads Fios,ds 10
Decatur Athens line Win be- Winfield from
sale enly,exee of valid empioa claims.
IN TnE STATE OF FLORIDA.
In ihs district OF subject 0 a, TALLAuAssr.
South Of the line, and ~ s prine,pa nae,daa
townships townships :, = Of mnss' 49, ~ ~ 81
koriA @ Ms base line, and @sss Of tAs p,aeip .as,aa.
Townships 2, and 9, OF a ~ 80 a. 81
ase IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA
Situated district Of lands subjec, srAsr.
NORTH 81 the base line and ea 81 The principal merdiaa southern
Townships y, 2, Of range
Township. A., s., Orange IS.
In Of lands subject AT cAu.wHA: r
North Of The base line and east Of The principal meridian ,oaAsr
T Tss.:S,s. 81 q q s. 1'- 81: q T. ,....
Towaships g. TO- H. ar ,r a II ea ranssl
Towa.siss g. iG,. 'a' ao a,sa q range ~
swa.nip. p i0',ir, a, 49, a. Is', .is. 49, 40 a.
townships io.,ll, la. IA 49, IL. 49,. 10 30, al
Townships IL. la. a. IA. 49, 49,. IT, 49,, 49, Of range ls
TOWNSHIPS a., IS, 49, ~, Of range 10
In the dls,et Of lands subject sale TuscAL
NORTH 81 sA base Inns and east q As p"pat meridian '01tAsr"
Tow nshps 90, "a, OF ranges II, 49,
| Townships 23s, IA, OF ranges 10, IA.
Township 49,, OF range is. Ha &s
South the base line and eest of the principal meridian northern
Townships 49,, l8', IT., 49, 49, 30, 81 a. range
Townships Is, G", 7s 1885, p', ~, ~, a. Of
Townships is, 6', IL, 49, 9. 90, 81 q, Of
Townships u.s. 49, IT, 49,, l9 20' 81, %, Of T.
In the distrc, of lands subject sale HuNrsvLLE
South the line the principal
Townships 2, - 49, H. ranges
Townships 2, >, 4, s, 81, Of range o. Mf# III
In the district OF lands subject to sale MONTGOMERY:
North Of the base line east Of the principal meridian southern
+ HrE ast 35 Ot survey .ttH si FL '#at
Townships 81, 22., of 49, a#-r#a#At
Townships 10, 20, 81, OF range IL.
Townships IL, 49,, 10. 20, of range Ia.
Townships l7s, 49,, 10, Of ranges 10, 90
Also proposed Railroad Albany,
Georgia. order of tho President bearing date the
2lst utimo:
North of line principal meridian
survey
4 Township II, OF range 25
Townships 10, IL, ~, of 26. .##
Townships 9, 10, III, ~, Of n. +.
Townships ., 10, u, IL, 10, OF range 49,
Townships 9, Q, 10. IL, IL, Is, ofrange ~.
Townships II, -, 10, IA, OF range 30 g.....
Townships IA, is, Of range 81.
thus having been already Withdrawn
previous notices. .s 4.r ..a# r..
Given Land oaice city
Washington, this day of March, 1854 n ArI51#.t
~ 7'T'' JOHN WILSON,
3l-~Iawl3w 1.5 tH0Hi Commissioners.
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Tsa.scgr DxrAHxsxsI, January L. lc34
Notice u hereby given 10 l.e holders following dsssfibed
o. e United that this department prepared pa
chase any hereof and The ns' June
portions amounting the aggregate 10 sese"
doays hereinafter men
toned, 10 NIsIlA Ht6
any contingent competition, within uie amount stated
preference viii be given order Of TINS IN which aa
may duly assigned 10 ihs und
States the who the amount thereof must
be thi department thc reecp Whereof
price viii be- paid compounded Of the following parpeuiars
The value specified In each eeriincais.
y premium stock Of the loan authorized by The act 81
July 1916, redeemae ~ 1885, six the
stock Of the authorized Of 1872 redeeabe sls' De-
eember, 1852 half the stock OF tho
loans authorized the Of lo1 lee, and redeeaabe
the former the 3st December 1851 and tbs latter the N
June 1885, Of and the stock Of The loan
authorised 1880 redeeabie 3s Of Dece
be 1864, Commonly called Texan indemnify cent
% Inteas each cerlcste from the Isl Of January
1884, the receipt aud settlement the treasury with the
o the reach of days interest
in addition t
said be made drafts Treasurer OF
United sates the assistant Boson New York.
Philadelphia as the parties may direct
-.lHn b. aa. 45 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3--dtlstJune #.l Secretary OF the Treasury.