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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

IIrA San francisco paper closes an account of
a hteiEehs celebration follows: CATER three
e M nae oeen gwen for Mrs. Sinclair (the late
Mrs forresp Bishop Kipp pronounced the bene.
diction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

IVA newl married man in Lynn, declares that
II ne had on:y al inch more of hnpp,ness lie could
moi I'VE. Ills vile and sisters Obliged 10 roll
him on the loor and spat him with shi9pIe every
day. To prevent his being loo happy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

T'fhe sudden disappearance of two colored
deal of excitement in that city, The SDsnicion
prevails that they have been kidnapped, and The
Mayor oilers conditional reward of 500 for their
return. 1859
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

0J'Sir ISanc Newton, ut the ape Of tweu,v-Gv
discovered the new principles Of the ReHectins
Telescope, the laws Of gravilation and the rlame
tary system.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

MR. EplroR:-Pease announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
La candidate Commissioner of the Revenue for
the county District at the ensuing May election.
mlo3 MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

Mn. Eprrog:-I announce myself Us candidate, MOI
rom the heriay but favorable notice OF ait wiz
wish TO purchase Wall Porer Window Paper, Fe 30 I'd
Prints and Books and Stationery. My st0e% ase AT"
ara determined to sell at lowest prices.
Hp4 JOHN IL. THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

HsItis said tllnt.Mr. Marcy has declared ;ftber
IS ;altemptsto back out from the demands mad.
npon Spain on The part OF the President, he will
al once resign.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

EDS. lsTxLL1aExcER :-Ynn will p,ease announce
well known fellow citizen LEVI MILLS, Us candidate
Tor Commissioner Rsyenuc. Tic County District, at
the coming spring election
I apS1m. @'E ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

THE undersigned offers himself as candidate for the
Commissioner of Revenue, the city ast,ic,
at the ensuing May election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

JAS. II. McsrEcffHN is candidate for the sIiERIF
Atty, at the election TO he held in the Spring 1851
oct2::td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

10 The Maine Law is meeting with defeat in ali
quarters prohibitOry liquor bill, with proviso
submitting 1t foF rat fcation 10 the people. wa, re.
IeS'eS IN the lower branch of the Pennsylvania
Legislature by vote of thirty ven To six,v.ons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

MAr"'HoNrAL.-The New York SUMS Wash.
,"s'on correspondent states that the Hon. S. A,
Io"sl"ss' Senator frorn Illinois, is about 10 marry
MISS Ctenn' sister OF the wife of Mr.. Bennett. Of
The New York Herald. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

D-Mr. EIroy's hotel at Rhineback. New y,,t
was burned 10 the ground on Monday murnnp
last and The Inmates barely escaped with their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COS. WOODS,
GRANDsMUSEUM

GRAND.MUsEUM
LIVING W0NDERs
M I'LL commence in Wheeling Monday, April
J" slii0WNB SI New BUILDINGS,
MAIN STREET nErwEn* NoxEoE AND UNION.
''""'s - 49, an, ;om1 iii 81 ~ ' AVA : ~
Consisting of the ALLOWING mosI exit aordimary
MISS RICHARDSON,
weighing seven hundred aid sixty fur pounds.
MRS. BRIGGS,
~ years ii Only 81 inches III alH mother OF children.
pLIiPuTtAN KIM.
inches high years DID and weighs less thNns pounds
AIS" The sr'at
SWISS WARBLER.
Forming "i the most wonderful exhibitions in the
Admsstou Is cents "V Children 10 cents.
ElIEE OH. WEEEA ONI1Y!!
Madame Blanche
V'IIE celebrated AsTRoLoGIsTa las arrived 1.-THE city
and taken rooms at the Monroe House, where she can
Ersnts Lore ConrhiP and Marriage Absent Friends, G'ts.
Madame b. il been consulted during the past year by
than 1900 persons including mary OF The most Gu.
TERMS-Gentlemsn 81 Ladies' 30 cts. ap4.lw
Great Sale of Furniture.
III the Furniture in the Mcclure House, In This city, is
rlc "sers. a as may asreed upon.
seG"s III FL hull ITss IS y Sss.
Qualities G"i s. table, wash I,Snds; grS1I
chamber glass table spoons and cutlery
and in tact alnoI! every article neelcd IN housekeeping
=, and of 9p all. o ssss S
" aplS p'fA' ""'''s ms TaE PRopRrErcR
CLASSICAL & MA rHEMATICALl INSTITUTE
fNnE next Term viii begin on Wednesday, April 25th,
10 continue II week.
| upI0cOh3t GEO. G. lDE.
a. ". nrlsKrLL \: EErzEK n. swEAn,NorS. 1H.
HEISKELL & Co.
| HAVE received their Second Stock of
being very complete and varied assortment oi rich,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

TnE. RrcuAOsU tvA.l MUNICIPAL ELrcrlos look
place on Wednesday, when Joseph Mayo was
chosen Mayor NJ. NJ. Lipscomb, Sergeant, end
Jas. P.'ryler, High Constable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
JAS: y. PATTERSON
ChANCEhY SALE

~1,1,c,,,>-rr S'AnNSEh1 ALE.
PURSUANT TO "A IMcIec ade hy ,Lr Z
law anu eh'ntery for Ohio county III e Ib sogt
Tue sNit IN cha'Gery e;wccm Francis r. AMI y Iour,
taaIi'li' ana Hamrdcn Zane AID OILERS 1 ton
VIII on Monday the isl day OF Nav mn. ueeEdahts
%Seo sa al iI the my Sh 9%r o seiI iSs
Is, oniimins SAID sale Ier.a or nm, :" Ohio TON
S sS ie "i%,nE very valuable Ts Les
s situate on The corner Of Market and Uiio nek bud
now occupied by Todd d D. IO a .ht, So Streets rA
MInS theLcc sOu1wardlv with tie wesi sS, aud ruE-
1e 10 !se orhern 6"mnry m gonGd SsIA
tween Market and Main st eels ti.rc 4l distant b.
EHaa,iel with Market stree; 10 stake, hen9e All
ginning. se' Z" lie Place l..
Trims Of SG!f.-Teipe per cent of lie r,,I,,.
he i'a III hand and The Irsuc By equal
iw0 AID c Three Yeas yea -, r" The a'e SAFE viii ia.
and good security lie def. rr s I 10 give bid
/" nc iE,cH ned as further eeut iii yHsn in t AZ lit
i''it OF lie "Iinds above described can e a. "F
l.irNIu* TO lie first d.! Oi Ma neN! bv any iiR
tinmto FIR .NCIS Il HHS,SH!%Shins Il pliSa
SPECIAL T.
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Burning OF the Great Republic!!
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
ron THE
- IVA NE EHcaiit

a. NEw oRx, Dec. o., lst3 ePM
Mr.. Ro6t NJ Patrick, 1872 Pearl SIS = "
DEAR SIn:-It liz with much a1ishction o, TOO ho,r
testimony TO tho really fire proof qualities tile Defiance
safe, OF your manufacture, which in on Of
fec, at the Novelty bakery, No. 2tI Front eet which
with many other buildings together with the ma n,moi
clipper SHIP Inc Great Republic, other ships was de-
stroycd By fire, This morning. The SALE contann. all
our books, papers money, bills receivable mol
cics. &c was exposed to very Intense heat f. many
hours viz from the commencement The nre at mi d.
night ulIt removed from the ruins while still hot 10 vour
store When opened at 2 p. NJ, this day ITS contents
were delivered to us III excellent ORDER the books pa
rcrs bank bills &c being Iegibe they before
i:Pf T Ell. E & se eSHSlss
safes OF all sizes, suitable merchants hanks ;s,
ets, record offices, steamboats, &c fire and theft nor
oank vault DOORS plate chests private families &c o
nau, oi sale and made 10 order, the dcnoi 100 Pcnri
[spl9 div lartO ROBERT Al y. 9|Hp,cy
New SAVINGS, RonlI C4a.C---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

REMOVAL.
ia VIZ removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street
west side, between Monroe and Union s,rcc,. ,,,..
VIII be prepared with an carry and extensive spring
STOCK direct importers AMI manufacturers which
would be pleased TO have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
.eof WM. r. SELBY
n'ent. whese he awaits his OIL, friends
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Esi sizsta szfsi5zE554 zfl5Szsa -
SlsSsSEfT Tfss1Issa AisaSss4


Great through Line for the East.
I'HE Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road monl Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
:THnch Rail Road at the Junction Cluiely called Relay
House, miles rom Baltimore, aud with the Philadci
rlIa ilmns ami l;amO. Rail Road TO Philadelphia
Tic great tunnels upon the line Completed
the whole road is in fine condition, esentins the
most rIttuTesqu and romantic routes in tile world.
The me-" amt splendid scame ofthc Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this
Ing ana through tickets from these places TO baltimore
on The boats.
The exlHeSs Wheeling daily, al O'Clock
heel M tincl and RrIiYcs ut Cumberland C2OI
haIlmoIs (sO miles, at A. N the next morning ma
stoprageS. ' '''s d"
aggage checked through any the eastern points
Passengers and baggage transferred to The r
at the junction. and for Philadelphia at Bal
umDre, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie Tine and opportunity at all points their meals
il,ToiEh tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore, (yyIh
rrIEcse OF lying over anywhere tile route 5O-to
WashiMston $3.50 10 Philadelphia, SlO-io be had on
oa TI The steamers OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard ri
the Rail Road Agents at wheeing( q H. FDSpSS MmndS
vile. maj WN pI RREp go, ~ Tnu!uS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

uLuman Moody. the both. T ir law of the late
SlHs Wright. died at his residence in st Lawrence
county. N. ", on Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

NOTICE EXTRA.
nave small stock OF common co. hing that will dis
Z" az COST or even less to make room tI MY Spin:
nn2t x RIFE
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SSSRAs= PhiIudel p hin Ga In ma M CIR
&S3msEaH - ShFES-PA7EN7 DOUBL E DOOR
kS III = SALAMANDEK FIRE AND THIEF
MI NAlsyifa III PROOF SAFES "A large assUI-
a N meht of various sizes always
. N bdaHd aF hand, nj No. 63 Dock street, wal
$iA IS Tanted equal TO any made in The L.
~ Ee@4gA gt1lS mited States. Evans 81 IVut-
NZEaAtFE-11S@ son. thankful for past taYorS, lie
$50 specially solicit continuance o.
where. EVANS a. WATSON,
No 50 l!ocS street, door below Third.
n. H.-.lsO Bank Vault and jewelers. HuIglar Proof
Sales Iron Vault Doors for banks and Patent Slate
Lined RefrigcratOrS, Store Trucks, etc.
Fellow The names Of few gentlemen and Public In
stmtioms who have our Safes in use. tiu:dreds more
could be given.
Farmers Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia wing Ie
safes in
Ia rkcr, brothers d Co., No I6 Third st.j
Mfclicner & Go, No II South Wafer ST..
i c Knight, cor CT Water and Chestnut sts.i
q s Mint, SAFE;
u SXrSena s safes for California 3 for PhIIa;
Corporation OF Northern Liberties
Commissioners OF M2yanensiMgi
Southwark Gas Company,
!. WIgOnseller, EnInIqua;
state Treasurer OF Jersey, and Trenton Banking o
Pennsylvania Railroad Co, 9 Safes;
o L Hail. 9th above Cherry and Till d aud ErowH SITS
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1880.
Messrs Evans a Watson, adelrhia-G entIemen:
We have much pleasure in recommending your fire Proc
Chests the notice OF the pubc-he
from you la wing saved bO0ks and rectually
DESTROYED tic entire block OF buildings On Arch stree
wharf, on the SchuylkIll, tile 9th OF juno, 1850
sopls-aly '"'"' >''' isGES ( GuBB1Ns
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND -ALTOGETIl-
Err EXCELLENT!!
I'EHE assortment aud stock Vesngs, Cloths CaSsi
ncTcs Sc1rrs, and other Notions necessary gen
ten ans outfit just received and offered 10 the pub
lie by THOS, HUGHES
n. B.-Winter Goods and ovcrcoats in extensive va
tlriy, rnd all at txCnEpIRLY Low PRIcEs!!
FSr baltimore, Washington, Ish iIudcI phi IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

FOR RENT.
HOUSE on the lsla d, containing sevsD rnor,s-r,D,
~ One liumJred and Fifty Dollars Possession given
imme'iiately. or on the first o! April
ElLi lie oil II. L CRANM.E,
lcM<2 No lis Main steel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

fitiLADELFHIA
Curtain Warehouse.
'"Ss'"" M NEHedsr; ssgss;,t; e State House
'"fo"rEk AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CuRr.IS Ma
rEuItLs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS.
DT Ss5i & e l9w Ib " %haa Rrees
16foidered Lace Caiianss; ie cSi SistRs
pr np L.ea Muslin :. M,,,,l Do 90 Pins
French sroeatcs all widths Canopy Arches and R,,,x
Satin de I.ancs; Eor1s, Iassels, Gimrs.
Dahnsks; ''' a- EseS' S"itaIh Drops,
AM!s,se stock Of FRENCH PAtSHEs of all co,ors AMI
III iaLN7;ED IklNDoIr SHADES and HOLLANDS ., >,
"i the :esh and wdthu he entire foS,e of
FOR RENT.
on b hue rev -FOUR story warehouses, recently erected
Viii te rosyth warehouse property fronting The M sol
warI on Water street. These houses in mini @
upwards or one hundred and forty feet in
ahd strength of structure, and oc tio ~
ssI and commission, produce or yboe
esty r Are S Ssqe4 by others
spacious, aud located the second stoTv " a' se AID
gwen p"sfasA'ss SElsF e. f as
stock of Fasonsbe as and Cans 10 Gc ana splendid
antH NO vs. gently oceunied by Jo Elliott a
~. ~, W: w. JIMEsoS.
TIN SPRING FASHION FOR HATS. -
Gus oer Is now prepared to furnish his nuner
hats OF The S" AL Inc rest OF mnnkind' with splendid
which In oss,,I md most approved styles,
and WHOM shaped TO lie bea b cannot he
i've mt with perfect ease $40 '0'" " oo' eohior mn
child rens Son Hats, compTsing White a,ah' youths and
re IsIn, Non intervention Ingraham Yo,1ps nap
chi;drenIs C. Hne OF nenS yuu s, ami
wholesale and retail. a. '""est prices,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

DlSSOLUIIUN
NE partnership heretofore existing under the frnG
mutual consent a. S. n0iNE,
\. McSWURpS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
NALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE

sALD ABLE FARM FOR SALE
1912 ACRES of Land :Ivo mics from ;Ir ri,.,,
- Ing, OIL the Ohio river; one hall ,nc o. Nlse!
Martins vile Depot OF lie Cleveland aid % {" The
rau: Said lnHd III Mig directly tLrorgI ,i e. Isii
Ah0Hnding as il does ia Oa aud e. so e"e
M SeiMs s eTffI s f o,ag hief ey y ts
yanta eS as an investment Tic inn, Ssid 'd
Tie land is Of SUPERIOR quaIi, is ole Of he s S.; so
10y S Me or dairy a'm i'll The comfy
For terms enquire o: II. Miller, Mil, st,.. ,v,.
ing, al on tie premises. "'''r'' Whert-
cb6 / y G. g ~ ,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

ma scamp in Cincinnati. who used obscene
10 glli III the street, was put into dun
gson on bread anu water for Ten days ana fined s5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

FOR SALE.
4 DESlRAHl .E brick house. S,;ls.tzJ. on 49,,
~ '"'l'"re oil r"oNAS GREY.
FOR SALE or RENT
1.-TWO Cue brick buildings on Za, ZEE, r,,, W..
Ing, with rooms and cellar 10 c.eu wi;I I,r.s 90, s
and carriage house, all in suod order so sal
The property being on lie HenI field Ra;ro,3 f,I,,
ls T"oms,) would make. good HOTEL, Na''"TS
POS& eSSiOn list OF April.
Enquire OF MICHAEL J. ROuAN
Ieb2 marble ,ssor 81 81, Y
1.-The above with other good o. Of e,ty In ilc r,r
he exchanged for good laIIn i!
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm TEAR Wheeling: and iii ,,s,
onubeTal terms, AMI i'll one more tracts az MAJ
desired. nlai9 ? IIE nHSt
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Timothy Kirby, inihe cirr5.
,r,S COuT OF Cl5,
~ IHoHl9S W ItShL JCGTliy .VisE;
IN pursuance OF DsCICe rendered III this cause -
sell al the front door OF Tie court house OHIO com
saturday The 18th day oil April, 1854, at 10 O'Clock
lots No ard s, square No 6, III the th.: Of south VIZ
irg, formerly ca led Kitchctnwn.
lie safe will he made at credit OF G, 10 and Is mor.,
The rui chaser ing bonds with approved secusiry In
ing interest ON the day Of SALE aud The lille viii b
| tslEed until he whole purchase money is Tard
| w. $. WiCkHAM,
| hti" sheriff aud commits siuEe
II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-21
From the National rntelisencer, Jan. IL.
Meeting OF the Colonization Society.

The thrty-sevenlh anniversary meeting OF Tie Colon
izaton Society took place last evening ia Trinity church
Soon after o'clock the meeting was called 10 order
BY the president. John n b Lsirobe, esq lie an
nounced thai the President OF the United States had been
invited TO be present, but that communication had been
received from him stating that important official business
would deny him the pleasure.
Prayer then offered up by the Rev. Dr.. Balcb,
when the secretary Of the society read an abstract Of the
annual report,
The opening paragraphs OF the report pay tribute Of
respect TO four OF the vice presidentsHon Judge Bur.
net Hon Simon Gteenleai, Rev, Jane. Laurie, ID. D.,
and Arson O. Phelps, esq.
The receipts OF tbe society for the past year were ss2
asa %. The expenditures have been more that the
society - now upwards OF $4,000 IN debt The report
proceeds as follows
We have sent 1873 emgrans 10 Liberia during the year
The most interesting part OF them family sent by
Montgomery Bell, OF Nashville, Tennessee in the Gen.
Pierce which sailed from Savannah December 10th, con-
ssng OF aud his wife and thirty six children and
grand children MI Bell gave them good outfit, paid
their expenses 10 Savannah, and gave Us 600 toward
their colonization. He has large number more, Of
whom he wants TO send in next vessel about so, and
be is willing 10 give them good outfit, pay their ex.
penses to the port OF embarkaon, and one.h half the
amount necessary 70 transport them to Liberia aud sup
port them ihef six months. And we are looking out for
some generous friend 10 give US $4,000 to pay The other
half so that this interesting company can sail 10 one
weasel April let. They are The iron men" Of Tonnes
see Gen. Bell has long been known one OF the
largest manufacturers OF ron and his slaves have been
his only wofkmep. They thoroughly understand the
business, and are men OF high moral character, who
would be an acquisition . any county Thomas Scoil
tue patriarch OF The family, who sailed in the General
Pierce, helped to make thu cannon balls which fired
from behind the cotton bales al tue battle OF New Or
leans and be yet man OF great activity and energy Of
character,
II we are not entirely mistaken in our calculations this
family OF Mr. Bells will be element IN Liberals his
tory and operations OF the most valuable characters for
iron ore is found there in great abundance and OF remark
able pasllE.
The history Of Liberia the past year has been such as
should encourage us 10 prese i1FvRd 10 The work Peace
with the natives has prevailed schools bare been multi
pied the churches have been blessed the great sw Of
progres is manifest Liberia is not exactly what i
was at any period you may select IN us past history.
The commerce OF Liberia has heea increasing. The
fact has been clearly demonstrated That this young epOb
lie. weak and feeble though now "a, will hereafter dt.
western coast OF Africa The rich products OF that i'm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-21

Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruer, late one Of the circuit
il juAess Of Tennessee.
Hea. Green of the udss. ofthe
Of Tennessee.
Hoa Ridley Of the cnsncellors Of The State.
JuAess Green dew their whos time exclusively
scheoi.
Ptcs Daily Of class
Of but explanations OF the
daily LESSONS progress OF the examinations.
qWeeky law and equity In which
facts
all
practice prepare
records and all OF documents be read evil
Asace In appeal
supreme which held monthly in the class, and 10
pAc every session The students act clerks sher
Ia jurors chanceors md in other official
paddles connected wfsh their suits. .
the third Monday
tsbss, Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thsys6ay In July -
- BOARDING $50.
vAIek can be had In bookstores
reu1 complete the unless the
Asus ssg No previous study required for adj
regular classes Students enter At
ssT time duriDs the collegiate year
fhass . legislature with the school
Nunhss Of ssadents collegiate year eigbysir.
- ll-soIv President Board Of Trustees.
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mo. 1876. ]

NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL from private entry or
~ certain lands lying within feen each side the
route OF the proposed from LousIAsA
NIcKsBuRa, MISSISSIPPI. II -DF7'''~' "
IN consequence OF
OF e proposed RAILROAD above
UNITED STATES has directed and until e IN
day June ner the public lands lying within fifteen miles FOR
uefedbou- as near
road being the aforementioned townships sale
entry except valid claims excluded from The
operation OF This notices and that puro
nave been accordingly given to tie proper witt
In the district Of lands subject MONROE
NORTH Of the base line and of the meridian,
Townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen eighteen nne,sen and
twenty, of six, inclusive. = - -
Townships fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
teen, and twenty, of : -
Townshps foureen hteen, sycen seventeen eighteen and
Nineteen OF ranges eight to fourteen, inclusive.
townships hiteeD aud sixteen OF range fifteen.
North Of the base line ondu eao Of the ae,idisr
townships fifteen, srteen eighteen nineteen and
twenty OF ranges one TO hve Inclusive
lana, Wis = "
North Of ne base line and rsa Of ne meridion.
Townships hneen seventeen eighteen pnete.
twenty Of ranges six TO thirteen inclusive. II
Given under hand. the Of
ngton, this i7,h day OF December, 1883
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON
-. = Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Dec e0-law3w $500.
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mo. 49s.l
Dec 20--lawi3w

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry Of
~ certain lands lying within 6neen miles
ol 'ne proposed RAILROAD nom Gains Landing Mississippi
Ver Arkansas via Csmden Fulton
daIy ino, and It's branches at Camden.
consequence behalf
OF me proposed and msuoped
4h instant has directed
townships lying within fifteen miles,
pre- empton claims, which excluded operation
notice all situated IN he following State OF
KANSAS, TO wits
In the district Of lands subject a HrLss.,
South Of hs base line aud Of tie drh pr,ropoi neridan
Townships H. H. ~ rs, friction OF 49, OF rane, ope
South Of the base line h principal p.~,xt.r
Townships II, ~ 49, u.s. and 49, OF range. snd6
In the district Of lands subject TO a CH.srAosoLE a
South Of he base line and o Of the h yrincpa medaa
Townships II, - 10, Il, u.s. and 10, Of rangess IL
and L. - - = = =
Townships ~ "a - IA IS 10 ls 10 90 range 49,
townships H. H. 49, H. is, 10, ~ e 49, 20 ranges a. IS,
Townships II, ~ IS u, IS Is, and H. Of range TO-
Townships III ", 49, ~ aud l5 Of range 20.
In the district oflsnds subject at LrrrLr Roort
South ofthe base line and Of 6A principal snsrtSsa
Townships and 3, Orange 70.
Townships 2, 3, 4, SO, :, and 8, Of rang. 10.
Townships =, a. and TO- H. u.s. 49, and IL
In the district Of lands subject 70 w.smsoros
South ne base line and Of ae I'm prinpai ueridian
Townships 5, 6, 7, 8, Q, and 10, ofranse 1s
Townships 0 and 10, Of range ~.
Townships H. H. 49, IA, and rs, Of III a. ~ a. u.s. 9"
and "a. $500. - ~.
Townships 10, III, 70, 10, II, aud u.s. Of range a.
Township TO- ~ ~ ~ and ~ Of ranges ~, ~, 81, and w.
Townships 10, ~, ~, ind 10, ofrange %. tn
Given under the General Land Ofce,
ington, this 5th day OF January 1854.
BY order OF the President:
Jan 6-lswi3w Commissioner General Land once.