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take the preliminary step Of reigning their
commissions in our army. The real facts with
regard to those gentlemen are that they were
specially sent out to witness the siege operations
in the Crimea for the benefit Of the different
departments Of the service to which they belong,
and that our government, directed them first TO
obtain the permission Of the French Emperor
to visit the camp Of the Allies. That permis-
sion was refused, for reasons which it liz not
necessary now to canvass. The American Off
GERS then proceeded 30 st. Petersburg to obtain
the sanction Of the Gar to their visiting Sebas-
topol, but that was also denied them, from, pro-
badly, similar motives. It being impossible to
fulfil the objects Of their mission without giving
offence to either Of the two governments, these
gentlemen, as we stated yesterday, are now
about to return home. From this it will be
seen that our Russian sympathies procure US
no more favor from the Gear than from his op-
ponent, the French Emperor.
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The Projected Line Of Steamers Between
Boston and Liverpool.

BosToS, July IL, 1885,
meeting Of merchants was held at the Exchange to-
day, to forward the establishment Of line Of
steamships between Boston and Liverpool direct. About
one hundred and fifty were present. The Hon. Geo. B.
Upton presided. The meeting addressed by the
President, Geo. r. Sampson Enoch Train Mayor Smith,
and others.
Resolutions ssttns forth the importance of the pro-
iect adopted and committee of thirty chosen
to solicit subscriptions to the stock It is contemplated
to build four first class steamers for the line
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From Buffalo.

TIE RECENT DUEL-THE LIQUOR Law.
BUFFALO, July II, 1855
Leavenworth, the wounded duelst, Is recovering
fairly The leg in which he shot win be shortened
about one inch.
The first liquor in this city before the court
to day. witness subpenaed, who refused to tes
tfy the ground that he might criminate himself
The point not decided.
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THE THArRE.-we refer our readers to the adver-
Using columns fer the particulars OF the amussmsnts
At the respective theatres The managers TO have
catered well for the pleasure Of their patrons.
An Overlooking house greeted Miss Hensler at SPRING
field ON Wednesday evening, and more enthusiasm was
ospIayed than at any concert given there, with
the exception Of Jenny Iind's.
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Killed by Lightning,

Urea, July IL, 1856
At seven O'Clock this evening" near the starch fac
tory young German, (name not ascertaned) on board
the canal boat Wyoming, was, during heavy storm,
struck by lightning, and Instantly killed.
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LEWISTON, Me-, July H. 1855
The machine works Of C. II. Reynolds d Co., in this
town. damaged by fire this morning TO the amount
Of about "a, o00 Mostly insured
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'tcamship Crescent City.

The Steamship Crescent City.
BALTIMORE, July II, 1855.
The steamship Crescent City has been acquitted Of the
charge Of violating the quarantine laws Of New Orleans
on her last arrival at that port.
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Jr1Y 12-Franeis A. wneelock, who was arrested on
4. charge Of forging California stamps, examined
and discharged there not being any evidence 20 sub
stsnt1ie ths accusation BewAs subsequently arroatsd
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

WHEELING, July IL, 1855.
The breach In the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad caused
by the late heavy rains has been repaired and trains
leave here again this evening, usual The river at
this point measures eighteen feet, and is rising.
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Markets.

ALBANY, July IL, 1855.
James N. French, Pension Agent, died this morning.
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IhOt Bile IdMONG THE tiLDERNEN.--Une docs
not hear much about the Board Of Alder
men, nowadays, that very respectable body
having been almost extinguished by the
brilliancy Of the Mayor. But they turned
up again on Wednesday night, when the
Alderman Of the Second ward pitched int
the Executive branch Of the city govern
ment generally, and avowed, by resolution,
that the Board would keep sharp lookout for
the Mayor, especially when he takes the respon-
sibility, "even though his Honor should secure
the aid of the entire press, by appointing re-
porters to policemen's pay, tor the purpose of
incorporating us to the public"
We presume that the Alderman of the Second
ward is like the Athenian politician who was
tired Of hearing Aristides called "the Just"
and therefore desires to shell him out in the
same style that the honest old Greek was ostra-
cized. But the Board of Aldermen will not
help him. If he would save Rome, and oblige
the whig party, he must do it, like Quintius
Curtius, all alone.
The Aldermen laid over the resolutions till
August. September would have been better;
then it will be cooler.
The point of the Alderman's charge against
the Mayor is that he has appointed several
newspaper reporters on the police, and that
they are to misrepresent the Aldermen q in
return for their pay. Is this true? If it is, we
do not know it, and must consider the state
ment highly improbable. Is it likely the City
Judge, VINO differs from the Mayor in politics,
would allow such appointments to pass without
protest? Is it even likely that the Recorder,
who has no particular interest in the popularity
of the Mayor, would consent to the addition
of q literary staff to the already powerful
police force, every day improving under the
stern discipline of the head Of the Board OF
Commissioners 1t is our impression that the
Alderman of the Second ward has made a
slight mistake, and taken City Hall gossip
for gospel truth, which it is not, as he ought to
know. We hear that person employed on
the Express was lately appointed Clerk to the
Police Commissioners, in place of Tammany
Hall politician, who was appointed by the pre-
sent Mayor, and Immediately afterwards trans
ferred to the Custom House. We do not
believe that any reporter was ever offered an
appointment of the kind and If the Alderman
of the Second has proof to the contrary, why
does he not come out with names, dates and
other essential particulars. Give US the facts.
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The BRITISH FoREIGN LEaIoN-BoTH SIDES
OF THE QuEsnoS.--We have received several
letters in regard TO the socalled British Fo-
reign Legion, and the enlistment Of men in the
United States by agents Of the English govern
ment, which we publish in another column, in
order that our readers may hear both sides Of
the question. Over a thousand men have left
New York and other cities with the knowledge
of our government, and are at present in Nova
Scotia, where they have been enrolled in the le-
cion stationed near Halifax. From telegraphc
dispatches, which We published few days
ago, It appears that serious mutiny broke out
among these men, and that, according to their
statements, they we're induced to leave the
United States by false pretences, the agents
having promised them employment On railroads
and other public works in Canada 1t remains
TO be seen whether our government will take
any action IN the matter. Judging from the
~ H4
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July li-iaw4w


Layy school OF Cumberland UrAivsrsity Lopanoa,
Tennessee.
EAouLTY, Hon. Abraham oauiers, late u te ereui
A. judges of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green OF the Judges supreme
Of Tennaasee
Hon. Ridley, euanceIors
Judges CaEuh.rs dey their whoa time exclusively
Plan Daily examinations thr
BOOKS No Of lectures explanations OF the
daily lessons the pIogrcss of the examinations.
2 Weekly courts law and which
pefes
prosecute through all the processes
practice. TIE framed THEM
deed wills records all documents read
dence IN the trials Some of ne eases a taken by appeal 20
which Eeld monthly in ue Glass; and 10
pnhteat the end session. the students act clerks ef
& jurors, judges, ehaneei,ors in other Official
parlties connected with their salts.
SessiosTe session the third MONDAY Sep
iember third Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday IN February, and ends
Thursday IN July.
Expenses pcr fec $50, advance; conungen
bosfdiag $50 Students furnish their books
which can BIO had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required conpete course unless the
dents No previous sujy required
mission. There four regular e8ses Hudenu
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number the last collegiate year eigbty-six
ROBERT L. CAhUIiEkf,
Feb il--eo,y reesiden Board OF Trustees
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THE DAILY UNION
United states Mali.


PosT oErIoE DrrARrAaKr, Jaiy 9, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying the
ls October e5, tle Oh day Of June le59 ineu
following FLORIDA, tn The
specified the Once Of the
Poet Once Department 81 Wasbnpou until s. OF
The 20th AUGUST, ie55 10 he decided ON the day
1854 From Camp omnassa Bay PORT Is miles and
back, twice q week, IsO-iIag<e coaches,
Camp edDesday and Saturday JAM
Arrive at Gay Por days BY
Leave Bay Por Tuesday and tndag al sans
Arrive Camp lizard days by SPIN
1856 From Clay Landing Waukeenah 100 mites
and back week.
Leave Loug Pond Monday al JAMS
AntVe Wnukeenah Wednesday b. 6pm
Leave Waukeenah Thurtdny NJ 6 AMI
Long Pona Saturday by . pm.
For forms proposals, guarantee, celcate
lions and requirement. Contracting conditions Incorporated
contracts, department deem
mail
The southern States, dated January 81 1855.
JAMES Campbell,
Postmaster General,
July Il--iawsw rIntel. 3lar.l
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MISS ErooEo's English rad French Soar ing
Day school, NO. I3s EennsyIvania avenue.

MISS Erooxe's English FreltcI. ing ana
Day school, ha I3S Pesi,sylvastia avenue.
ISs BROOKE, from philadephi, having
III corner Of l street aud ptnnNvania The block
known the Seven Bulldogs will Monday,
~ o boarding and day school for Young ladies MANY
experience acquired IN the first nsDlons The Morrill,
which she will name Mays Hail. Burlington New Jersey
the Episcopal Fsmae nsJipt philadelphia enables
her advantages her
ment. The history,
Will form her Of
Music and The modern ihe poias
and IN French especially facility will be afforded
acquisition of parsan accent aud pronunciation uclars,
and other MARS be had the
stores, or of Miss Brooke, No. 45i z street.
The Right klonzn Potter, y, ID.
The Right Rev, G.. w. Doane, d. ID,
Dallas Dache, Superintendent Coast survey
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute.
Gen, John Mason Washington. d. g.
William w. Norcoran, esq u. q.
Hon. james Campbell Postmaster General
Hon. Ellis Lewis. Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
Hon. w Woodward Judge OF the Supreme Pennyl.
Hon Geo. VAIL NJ. O., New Jersey.
My friend Miss Brooke egtahle lady. grea,
gence whoe qualifications teacher accomplish
English eaturo especially enlie her nigh consiiea-
o ALnHZO POTTER.
June 90 Ct
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LAFEECTEUR Is far superior the strips uf Eus
ner paria oer similar remedies II raiealy curs
affections Of The skim darre scoiula, The
accidents from acconchncnis the efca
period f, hereditary acnony OF brmon As depufa
bladder
weakness of The IRON, abuses Of
Rob
diseases ensuing from the
balsan cspava ubes from Injections which only repe
fine virus Rob Boyvean s above a
syph Diseases whether recent or long stand
uR which have resisted the of mercury or the odure
OFF potassium.
United Gabriel Bondn, "
William street wholesale orders Guio Duconge,
New Orleans seuliy, San francisco.
The druggists hfonrh1u the Un'
ted The ramphe Of Doctor De- ~ Grrva on The ed
properties ~ the Rob VIII be ohnhed b writing " - sion
din s7 William street. New Work. viii every nsornaon
wan
C s prepared Tor South America, The West 10
dies United dues be has The Rob IN bond
March lf-dlys
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no, SAIL
Notice for Restoring certain Lands TO market
ia the state OF Missouri.

THE grant BY Of apsoved June
aANNIBSL % he town Il ST. JosEpu in state asss
been adjusted = af as rfaeesee E9aioh y sss h
entry along OF road which lie outside 81 The ms
esed Iounships and parts Of ownsps which beea
selected IA virtue Of any grant made h Congress
y n lie dale 81 wirhdawa viii bs private Guy "a
Ssd Ss ass he as d he III & s ST when
time sducled during which DE enas sea have been wa
withheld from Market on s Cay 81 leAoeuoh 70 wis
Al the laud oiee at PALMYRA.
Norh u the and ret II the A principal uerdun
Townshipb IS, Of range 2. 60
township "a and townships 40, 90, and 5e'd
Norm ha Of township 81 townships 05', sc' as 59' and
= r 81 'alsl s. So. o.. So. and co. q esse
townships 81 So, 81, 5os ~ atdoo, Of fapse q
wg = & ~ "a "a a md .oe bsf 81 So of ranges
a tcwashp 81 aud townships aS 5S o', 81 and
Norm bali 81 ami townships 49, Sc, Ss' So and so
Norh ia Of township "a townships 81 So, 5s and
Townshp s. 5o So So and south half Of co. of range
Atile land oaice a, MILAN
North Of line and est Of he I'm Pq9ea netien.
ToUnsbius 5ss 5ss 80 and south 90, a.
Townships 55 So 81 aud south has o. 60 q rang 10
ownsns So 81 90 and sour" nay 81 60 % % r ,aoss e
Township. 56 ss So south af Of 80, o. range 70
Towpsh So 81 % and south a 81 81 oi rang, range go
Townships 56 So 20 and south hail Of % Oh range ~
Townships ac. 49, % and and 90 ~ ., range range "a
Nora Of ne Of tbs i'm principal meridian
Township ranges ~ IS 49, ~ IS, 10 90 2i 90 and 49,
! At The lana once PLArTsBuaG
Inc and Of The fra principal cTldien
| Townships IS, So, So, So, and 90, OF range ga
SO, south
Townships S. 56 5s' sumi halt Of co. OF 90
North half Uwnp4 and townships a3i to 35 ~, and auh
hiatt OF 60, al range 21
Nonh half township 81 and townships 55 $751; 5s So and
half of 60, IF range % N =
North af township 5i townships So, 5o Ss 3D. and south
hall range ~ - 4
township "a and townships
sou half OF 90, of range 30.
North half OF township and townships So So, So, and 50 Of
Non, half of township nps 55 co., $751; and So Of
HouL half Of township townships 81 56 So, and 3D. of
Non half Of township townships 49, s6 5af, and co. of
| "a. ~. -. -. "a
| sou halt OF 80, of range 3D. - :,
North half OF township 81 and townships So 80, 81 s, So and
| sou. half of 60, of 3d.
wnshps 5l So and south half Of 60, OF range 81
Township 50 Of rhnge ~
townships marked thus being only parts OF townships OF
those cut ly tile six mile imis III,
which attach OF the above lands within
tile limits of Sd March, 1854 and nndtf
the March, 1854 the lands hereby restore do
private entry practicable after seeing
this nolica
SIMULTANEOUS applications for the tract by two or more
will be auctoa ana awarded 10
hgncst bidder uc appicas according 70 me rue IN
Given under nv hnnd at Land Oaicc the city Of
Washington, his iaurteenlh dny OF Ju.y A. ID, 1855.
- V'-s' GEO. c. WHITING,
July l7--aw6w Acting Commissioner.
rInte!igencer aud Stsr.1
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mo. 537.l

NortCsa Of tho discontinuance tho United states
~ and offices at Palestine Quincy, Edwardsvc Chicago
pxnn lhe9is-Unds the provisions Of
oct 1 congress approved June
ever The quantity Of public
e sit De reduced TO number
housand shall be the duty Of tho
discontinue the land office for district any land in nny
OF aand ace the shalt some one Of he
eKiag land offices convenient district in which lie
land Office shall have ecn
the Treasury shall notice /"
Of the act approved 9TH september 84l
OF The Treasury 10 continue land district the
seat OF government of the
quantity afand unsod district one
ed thousand when in his opinion may be
required ny public convenience,
cn in such State Of The
ac on nat subject approved June 49, 1870;
required
March, 1870. 7N'' NfrN ~
Notice accordingly hereby reports from
ianu onrers ~ Palestine, Quincy Chicago
kon na ne vacant land In each Of
low one hundred thousand
directed that the land offices Quincy
Chicago, and Dixon in The State OF Illinois, and
the lands remaining Of
made subject 20 sale al The land Office Inc
in said State. T' 80 49, "
Lands unsod unspproprated by law nm. uh,sc
20 private entry within the limits Of the districts
WIN cease a. be subject heretofore
e date the receipt OF this and
tce OF the day which they prepared receive nnpca
f'ons fos entries ofany ruch lands al their Office
Jos q. WILSON
srs 3leJS ~ '
tGrl fc@~iawSw
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United States Mail.

ROpDSAIS for carving the mails United States from.
lstday OF OcIoFeT, 1885, 3ln $50 inclusive,
Sta OF North CaroinH, will be
the Post office department, ashiiAon
day, the 2't August ic5, al 3, be- decided
1856 FROM aieigh b. Darciayvie tvorysnro Landug
ann hatysGn tnyeevie ca ml.s back da;ly,
in tnur-aoise coaches. :,
Leave H,ieiah aai.y 74 pm;
Arrive Fayetteville by TX
Leave Fayetteville daily PM;
Arrive "a Raa,gh daya by
For OF bid, guarantee, instructions
requirements, &c. advertisement proposals mail
service VTgna North Carolina, ac dated January
JAMES EAMpBR' l.,
Postmaster General
posr OFFICE nerARraaNT, July 81, 1865.
July 22-iaW4w
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IMPORTANT LAW WORKS, published by Little,
oI sso va. s'. nd J. % pss es
Reports decisions in the sarreme Court Of me United States
with no es and digest H. Of the associate jus
THIS work viii he completed in ls Or % volumes
aud toward TIE old series Of hsse ore 70 y @
catalogue ee (which + sa s es "s y T. or yo ~ sp
heu min NE snns o. ~ s o s ,sas w wax
shall be completed early in 1885,
From the Chief Justice United States.
regard this publication of the useful and valuable
. nesd not say ,a i evidently prepared
iudamcn and The character Of Mt lns'e oa,,is = q s
wiz be And when il is completed
lie professon, whether practising in the courts Of
's i uG,'l 10. I Iss y ''' r. D. TANEy.n
From Judge Mclean, OF United States Supreme Court
"From specimen This volume tyo - the work
VIII DC a1 nssa "a @ a.ay ana ab @
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G law books A '' any ''' ''"'y -'pa-' 's 1''S'
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the Supreme '"nt az is WI pc. ihs eaee"n o ns s,s
t he pesen, editions and he g SUBS ue
affirmed proposed il this edition, will give 10 il increased
"jnIy -, 1875 JOHN MeLEAN'
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete decided by the ouse Of Lords
che vy The M m uo"nen pss ah Ok
~ couu crnna Appeal and ,e Admiralty and Ecesas
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Teese rapmts regularly dses,ed Annual United
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,c ouhi ,ne 81 N ne case. in these reeo Wi refer
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Vols XxviT ready delivery, 80 volume to
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puIEEC sale or surplus %gntcr a,a in ads
Of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thnrsdy 26 July,
AZ II ocloch on the PREMISES Howard county Maryland
The Undersigned, commit Of the ockhoides will sell
from % 10 no yaicy These lands
tween Baltimore and Washington lie Washington
road h"h bifa all
WaIngon tnike aud the village of The company
900 I'd by ie about die
There uso three II
low Grccry above good also,
third above the second uamed.
Terms phesitd
OF the said
the Baltimore papers plats premises in the
admirably situated
ard the powers would good county city
tom for -four and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner NOri, X Fayette Is. Ghesapt
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calgertstrecs, Baltimore
July A-aw3w Committee.
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PLAYS by Anna Corn Mowntt. author Of Autobiog-
raphy oil an Actress. Price rs cents.
The Hour the Harriet Marirnenu
America and The Americans, by w. g. Baxter. esq.,
FAIRY Tars BAulnay a. Pfanche
and Illustrations by John Gilbert
History OF Prssicfs all and Nations William Hewitt
School Of Life, by Anna Mary nowin,
yvsi received at TAYLOR a MAuRys
Anvg
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1856.

Di waas,ps 90 c soga%. to wit.
IN The of Caharine Ecko, Administrative of Joseph H.
Ecklnu, deceased The administering with The
appohon q the ophana' court Of Washington county
tue final personal estate of said
deceased have been col
ee,ed and nrned into when
id deceased are notified attend, the
son oy win their claims properly v0uched oner
wise by law be excluded from all benefit provided
copy Of this order be published week The
"Union'' previous TO said ID day Of July
Test: ED. w. ROACH
Register Of Willis.
True copy.
Test; ED. w. ROACH.
MAY %, 1855. $3.50
June IG- taw3wt
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No. 536.l
Notice OF Restoration ana Withdra wal Of Lands
in Railroad Grants in the state OF Arkansas.

the Of arkansas ,e Y is o'de, 1saIp
The townships hereinafter enameated which heretofore with
aoad branches,
shall and lands
townships named below, within the probable limits Of The grant
legislature shall added heretofore
sse entry claim, sscsped nn orders
Offices hereinafter mentioned which subject private
been precmped il following again ubsc
private entry on and after Monday the 18TH day Of June nex
In the distc, oflands subject TO slle at HELENA:
North OF the base line and sa Of the mn principal meridian.
Township !, of ranges ., 4, $, and g.
Township !, OF ranges and a.
Township Q, of range 7.
South oftAe Of h principal rnerdan.
Townships !, 2,a md 4, ofraogas J. . 3, and |.
Townships ], 2, and 3 OF range o.
South Of the base line and west Of The h principal meridian.
Townships !, 9, 3, and 4, OF range l..
Townships 2, and 3 ofrapse 2
In the district of lands subject to sale nj LITTLE ROCK:
North Of the base line Of the nm principal rscrdgn
Townships and A, Of rangei7
South Of The base line and rest of The fh principal meridian
Townships and 3, Of rnngess and 4,
Township B. Of ranges aud o.
Township S, of range 49,
In district lands subject BATcsv1tLx:
North Of theb line and of The nth principal adian
Township :, Oranges and
Township IS, Of range A.
Township IA, OF range 5.
In the district Of lands subject to sae WAspMarsE:
60. .r an. -. ~. =. -, 4. ~ ann :,
oou' " '' oa'e e anu e'' " "e JBth I'"eFS "esso'''
Township 2, OF range 10.
, rowns,hp = ~ " ransa ~ ~.
Townships and 6, Of range D.
township OF range ~ :,
townships Z, 70, ana 2, OF range ~
1IswnsSps 4, u, s1ad y. ., Isass 90.
Township 30. OF range 90
,,.-... . 49,. -, -
IN "c o's'fic' Oh ahos SUBJECT 10 s'e nv ohARksVLLH
North of the base line and of me I'm principal meridian.
Townships J, 2, 3. aud 10, OF range is.
To,',,,,ips ~, ~, y =, -. ~. us ~
Torms,,;p 4 ~ an. ., 'Ass ~
Towns,,,ps 4 ,na a ~ r,noos 90 ond On
Tnynsh;,s a and - ~ rr'n s 81 o. al .,s OF
To.,.hrs 4 < ~, ~ 800 Is - ~ "'' -
In,'snips = 49,, =, ~ - ~ aan Ia 90 On
ro,,,astr Z ~ $500, 81 ga
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books FOR aUCEpOS--rhe undersigned separated
from his other stock number ubjects old
duplicate
no longer saiable u their original prices
Among them good editions he best books ~ the
language Theology medicine aud juvenile books novels
school books books Of miscellaneous
character all OF which viii be the
In the time they be hasd rvate sale at his
1T auction hat when hey worth half
June % FRAECK TAYLOR Y