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NOTICE or XVIrHDHA from private ontry of
IN lying within hfieen miles each side Of the
proposed from LouIANA
yIcKsBuKo, MISSISSIPPI
behalf Of the interests
mentioned the PRESIDENT
and until the TN
public lands lying within fifteen miles Cor
side the said
road being townships be withheld sale
claims, which excluded from the
operation instructions that
accordingly the land ohice 10 wit
lands subject sale nj MokRoE, LOUISIANA
NORTH of the ne and east Of the meridian.
Townships heen eighteen, nneeen and
twenty, Of ranges one to six inclusive
hteen sixteen, seventeen ehtcen ne
teen, and twenty, OF range seven
nineteen, OF ranges eight fourteen, inclusive
Townships sixteen, fifteen
North Of he bare line and ~es Of the meridian.
fifteen eighteen, Nineteen and
twenty, of ranges one to ave, inclusive
In the district subject NAroHrooHrs, LOUIS
North Of The base iiae and osf Of the meridian.
Townships haeen, SIXTEEN eighteen pineeen and
twenty, OF ranges sir 10 thirteen, inclusive
hand General Land ONCE city OF Wash
lngton this l7h day OF December 1853
BY order OF the President -. -. -.
Connissioner OF the General Land Once.
Decn
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TAKAsUnr DEPARTMENT, January !, 1854
Notice hereby given holders III following described
United that this department prepared
The hereof the
portions Stocks amounting the aggregate
million aoas
toned, TO wit
IL contingent competition, within
preference will be given Of which said
may The duly assigned United
States who
be transmitted 10 This department the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded OF the following particulars
l. The vaiue specified in each certificate
premium the stock OF loan authorized by
july 1876, eduemabc November 10 1885, of
stock Of the loan authorized BY the Of 1884, edeoma M
ccsnbsr, 1852 OF half per
loans authorized Of l6i and is4 and redeea,a
the the 3i December 1867 Ot
june 1885, of and the stock Of the loan
1850 3s Of Decen
te 1864, Commonly called Texan INDEMNIFY
ID Interest the each from the LIST Of January
1854 tbs Of receipt settlement the with the
allowance money owner Of days interest
in addition a3F. ati2 t-1 t
Payment will drafts Treasurer OF
United the Boos, New York
or Philadelphia The parties nay direct a4
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-.dtlslJune Secretary of Treasury
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THE undersigned the public or their lib
ea for years, and hopes merit
tBuancc same.
Having The of large eastern ice company viii be
abled and
in smaller quantities they through the
stated price.
Orders Penn
~ylvsnia John r. Given Coz wood and coal
once Monument hin
they may be directed 20 me through me pos, esHee
Mar p-is~2m JNO. PETTIBONE.
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lNo. aHf
NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation of
lands Withdrawn Of the
Cairo Fulton rorood and branes the States Of Missouri
and ARKANSAS.
hereby given
market, ordered be withheld from sale
Except valid April
lying within probable limits Of the made by emit
granting The right making land
Missouri aid OF
from point Mississippi opposite the mouth Of the
rvcs Little Texas boundary Full
with branches to Fort smith and Mississippi
approved February 1852 hereby further
until further orders from ONCE.
hand the city Of Washington, this 2 Of Jan
uary, 1854
ny order OF thr Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
Jan Qs-lawl3w
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Law school o Cumberland verxtty, Lebanon,
Tennesaec.

Law school of Cumberland University, az Lebanon,
Tennessec.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhem, late Of The circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Nathan Green Of judges Of supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bromded l.. Ridley Of the councillors Of the STATE.
Judges Csuthrs their whole exclusively
10 school.
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q Weekly which
facts by the profess
prosecute
practice framed them prepar.
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which Is held monthly In the and In
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jurors and chanceors, in other official
pacines with their
SsssionThe the third Monday in Sep
third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
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fec 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their books
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four complete the unless the
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There IL moot Legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty sir
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb l1-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUTACTURERS.--Being
DESTROYS Of South Of feeble health Offer
my power
found In the part Of the
The mill tract lies Immediately the north side Of Deep
dscve The piney wood side Of
the mis contains 600 well with
pine yield millions Of lumber. Also
situated miles from the Farmve Coal Mine
tanning acres heavily numbered long leaf pine.
The Touring mai consists Of four Of burs, with all the
chnery MILL yields annually
eighe The mill
The mill with capable of cutting
four thousand feet Of lumber twelve All OF the
shove mentioned maaLe excellent ORDER having been erect
ed 1885, of the Improved kind
point twenty feet the
available power WILL immense far
river, Cape Deep
River Navigation Company have contracted their
canal three thousand feet
engh forty feet in width, passing through the mill yard
and alo maintain and and sub
said which Of
consucon completed this point will offer induce
southern country
For further information apply Haywood Chatham
county, NJ G.
Mar li--lsw4w AfsSTON A.. JONES