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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08
MEMrH1s. TEsN-

MEMrHrs. TENN
Cotton--W closed our last report on week
of light sales: towards the close a slight de-
cline in quotations. We have since had little
change to notice in our great staple. The
sales for the week amount to 1900 bales, and
the receipts 1887 bales. The river at this
point being rising, and the shipping facilities
being good as well for the up country as below,
we have had no trouble in shipping all that
was required, though there was a good deal
of irregularity visible. During the week our
former quotations, which we continue, may be
relied on rs thu actual prices paid
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

-LtNCOLN CoUNI1-
Heifer and Steer-the Heifer, black with
white back. crop and split in right ear and crop
and cross split in the left. 8 years old last
spring--valued at 81. The steer, red with
little white in face, swallow fork and split in
each ear, 8 years old next spring at
IS. By Jas. Cunningham, Oath dis, Feb. 3,
1855 -. y IS. ,a-Irg
Calf red and white, white legs and face, no
marks. about 10 months old; by s.. D. Brown,
I'd dis, goth Jan. 1855. Valued at 81 90.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse, brown bag, left hind foot white. left
leg white half way up, small blaze in fore
head piece off left ear, 10 hands high, yrs
old; by Joel Whitley. Alb dis, Dec. 2, 1854.
Valued at $40. 80 81 a1a
49, FRANKLIN COUNTY. b Iq-
Mare, bright sorrel, star in forehead and
snip on nose, about IA hands high,3 yrs old in
the spring; by G. G.. Miller, 9th dis, Jan. 4,
1856. Valued at $35. ~
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Butter--The arrivals by river are still small
The demand is very good at from 20 to 22c.
Lard--We notice some arrivals during the
week; prices unchanged. Barrel lard is sell
ling at S@8k by the lot; kegs 9H @1oc- Re-
tail price for barrels 1Oc; kegs 1lKc.
Whiskey--During the past week the receipts
have been liberal, with good demand, at oul
quotations of last week; 30@32c. by wholesale
and SAG Csc. per gallon atretail.
The market is tolerahly well supplied with
beef cattle, at from sac cents p b. The
dealers report no Sheep in market. Hogs plen-
ty, at Sc y b. @ go
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI g
Flour--Not sale reported. Millers have
generally disposed of their stocks, and country
Is not in demand---countTy super6ne 81 so
city do So so; do extra $9@1o per Dbl.
Provisions--No movement in any article
Mess Pork S11 50@l2 OOP Dbl. Prime lard
8@8Nc. in barrels and tcs. Nothing in bacon
or bulk meats. 81. ~ stp.,1 s..e-,aissaI 40.
whisky--sales of 100 bbls. country at 2ec
per gal. 4.-,s ssaaq5as l8o
Nsw YoRK, N. Y -.
Stocks firm; money plenty. Cotton mar
ket unchanged, with limited business. y. >.
Flour-Prices steady but not quotably higher;
5000 bbls sold; Good Ohio 500 81; South
srn steady; 1900 sold. -. Wheat firm; South
err white So 10; Southern red 81 O5... !.
Corn frm-25,OO0 bushels sold: western
mixed 90: mixed southern 95@s6. e
Ono +,sl-
Flour firm, So IS. whiskey 25-sale q
500 bbis., mess pork a $13, 100000 MS bulk
4 SIS. Sugar frm-5@oZ for
GOOD fair. Molasses-34c for new. :. Coffee
1lMl11< sale of 100 bushels of dried APP
pies & 81 5o@$1 60; ditto peaches So SO. :
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Beef and Hogs-Fat stall fed Beef is in
good demand at 6x @7Hc--supply moderate.
Shoats are also in good demand with fair
supply on the market-the last sale made was
at &c net, by the car load. Little or no de-
mand for hogs. Sheep are in request and
scarce--good fat long woods meet ready sale
at lOc net, by the car load.
Bacon-There is good demand for new. and
4be stock Of old is diminishing. New len
peseee Hams are worth from ION 012c; sides
gsI0lO and Ehoulders 81 CSC, according to
Quantity. Hog round we quote 91z @loc.
'Iard-The supply is fully equal to she de-
mand. 1t il selling BY the quantity at l0c IN
bbls and nc in kegs and cans. 80.
CHAnltsrox, IS. c. f 7i 800
CosfoI,--Ealesof Q 200 bales at from 81
SIC. Prices full and firm. Good Kidding
s3c.a,s .s.ssh ,ddl'ott - !
HII4+ y
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Religious.
Religious -2a''
A Quarterly Meeting, to embrace
next Sabbath, is appointed to be held
at The Methodist Church in this place.
Why it Was

7 Our subscribers at Camargo, Mol-
no, Robertson's Store, and Pleasant
Plains, failed to receive the Observer
at the time due, last week--but the
fault was not Ours. Onr papers
for those offices we're deposited in the
Post Office promptly, as usual, but
the mail bags that should have gone
down there, were carelessly taken of
on the Huntsville (Ala.) route.
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MONEY MATTERs.-The New. York
Commercial, of Saturday evening,

Commercial, of Saturday evening,
says: reg 8
The money market continues well
supplied, and there is apparently no
change toward any increase in the
rates. The banks are in perfectly
easy condition, and are discounting
pretty much ali the unobjectionable
paper offering, while there is no diff
ficulty in obtaining accommodations
in the out door circles, on the right
kind of securities, at something In
side Of the legal rates. Tbe exports
of specie have been large thus week.
but this causes no uneasiness what
ever-a fact which speaks with much
emphasis as to the great change ior
the better in the aspect Of the mar
ket, within the last few months.
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8 s,,A\,NMs' \. !

Twill give one Corn Crushcr, to the person
sending the largest list Of names between this
and the lst day of May. who will be the
successful Farmer? Send on the names as fast as
you get them; any man procuring only or four
names, may be the one to get the Mill
Somebody will get Mill free, gratis, and the
club may be very small one. Make up your
mind and help your neighbor to do the same.
If you have the least inclination to buy Mil,
most assuedly, now is your time while you
have chance of getting one for the small snm
of $50. If you subscribe you have the priyi-
lege of Withdrawing any time, before the list
day of Nav, or if you wish, the MIL deliv-
cred Immediately, $25,in cash will be required
Please understand. am not selling them at
$50, only to club of 100 names, or $57, if
the club reaches only 5c-but if it comes I'M
der that S65 will be the price II the
club is not made up, no one will be compelled
to take Min. Send your orders to JNO. P.
DROMGOOLE, Shelbyville. and yourname
will be placed on the subscription list as soon
as received.
Z Shelbyville, Jan. 25, 1855. f,t
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HO2.SeShOeS2sg.

TIME subscribers are prepared to do ~
j. all kinds of HOrseshOeing, at
their shop, below the Livery Stable, in v .
the log building, on the LEFT side of the street
going out of town. Our work shall be done
in style that can't be beat, at the usual rates.
Also, at our shop. near Joel Commons res
idence, we are ready to fill all orders for any
and every kind, of Blaclksmithing -G-s
at reasonable prices, and in as good style is
as any one can do. ~
GFThaukful for the very liberal patron
age extended to them, they would respectfully
solicit continuance.
JOEL COMMONS s. SON.
Jan. IL, 1855-tf
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EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in. At
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DIED

DIED
In this county, Tuesday, March I'd, JAMES
HIGG1Es. son of /. w. and M. H. Holman.
Thou art gone. sweet babe.
Thou hast paid the debt we all must pay;
IT'S well with thee:
Thy tender age hath escaped a
The trialsof this world; g y vi
Thou vert too pure. Thou vert not q flower
of this earth
God hath called thee to thine own sweet cline.
Then, farewell! Thy spirit s DOW ,s'-
Ippweet commune with thine
Angel sister. 81
And should we wish thee back?
Why should we grieve? e. II.
4 In Crockett, Texas. Jan. 10. 1880, Mrs.
MARY JANE, wife of Rev. w. G, Dunlap, for
merly of this place, aged about 80 years.
In this county, 18th ult., Of consumption.
Miss SARAH LIrTRELL, aged % years. =.
In this county, oath ult., of cancer, Mrs.
VINEY, wife of Mr.. Preston Rucker, aged about
45 years.
4 In this county. Gath nit, of scarlet fever,
WILLIAM OWENS, son of Mr.. John 'Caughran,
ESQ.,, aged abou: s years.
In this county, recently. Mrs. ELIZABETH E..
wife of Mr.. Benjamin Oliver. jr., aged about
% years. p - =
In Marshall county, of erysipelas, cath inst,
Mr.. GEORGE A. McWHoRTER, aged 63 years.
The chamber where the good man meets his fate
Is privileged beyond the common walk
OF yirtuous life, quite in the verge of heaven.
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OF The Post-Ofics List of Letters is pub
lished in the Fayetteville Observer, in compliance
with law of Congress, which provides tnat IL
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST cIkoCLATIoS.Hs
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Another Failure-i1x

Another Failure -s1r
As is common Of late, the north-
ern mail, due just before our papers
going to press, failed. We received
two papers, when We should have had
not less than a dozen ..ssaz 80 so - ga.
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Next Week

Next Week
A communication from "Lincoln, !
in reply to "Micanopy's' structures
on his article on Florida, will appear
next week. We regret that it came
to hand too late for to-day's issue.
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money, MATTE RS!

1T has been said by many persons, ~aE
i that they would give $50 for a =,
Corn Crusher, and no more. Inow
nropose to sell them at 90. delivered at Shell
bvyille. proyided get club of 100 names
by the LIST day of May next, or at SGT, # the
list runs to only 30 nasnes-.ous-half to be
raid on the delivery Ct the Nd, balance due
the 25th December, 1856, But stfer the as1
day Of MAY the price shall bs as rmsr'y' Soo'
and positively no "slight variation" ~
8 This is giving every man chance TODD hss
own grinding cheap. and it's hoped that those
who considered $65 too much, will now "pitcs
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~ Advertisements must be handed into the
Office by Tuesday Morning to insure an appear
auce. in the following Paper.
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Candidates

Candidates
To-day, We announce two candi-
dates for the Legislature. Look at
the list.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.
e% Business Notice. -@a

sConstables' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-cheqp. o.
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Catch Him.

Catch Him
YIN pryor, Esq, adyertises run
ssway negro in another column. Look
out for him! SIS, in these hard
times, would help good deal. ma
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OF hefollowing gentlemen are authorized
to act as agents in procuring subscribers to the
Fayetteville Observer .L
.JNoM. SMITH. Bluff Spring, Travis Co. Texas
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COME up!


HNHE Goods belonging to the es- 80
Il tate of B. ". d. Carly, dec, sSX
will be sold at Cost for Cash. or to -
punctual dealers on a credit till the lst of Sep
TENDER, in order to close the house as soon as
possible Call and see-we have very good
assortment yet, as Prints, Ladies and Gentle
DRESS GOODS
Salt, Hardware, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Comet costs 10th
ingto look. a9osl aigI .sldsd .iH
4 o. ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
said deceased, now due, either by Note or
Account, are notified that unless settlement
is had by the first of February, the claims win
be placed in the hands of an officer for colec-
ton. sfeft s--tl I'd Z. BRIGHT, adm.
Jan, 4, 1S55-tf ,
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~ MDl3Sa DRESS G00DSe
DLAIN Striped silks. Fancy N
IL plaid silks, fy.. A(&E
Plain blk and figured silk, largelo IL &F
Fine French Merino, all colors; -
!" English do 81 .,...fg
Solid Delaine, End mourning Delaines;
New style plaid warp Alpacca;s alfH 9n
Mourning goods of all kinds. as,t
To this stock We beg leave respectfully to
call the attention Of the ladies. feeling conf
dent that their good taste and judgment, will
bear US out in the assertion that it is decidedly
one of the best stocks IN the market and for sale
low. tif s8 JOHN GOODR1CH.
Oct. 26, 1854. ,i.
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Esta ays Taken Up.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. I'D, color.
Sd, description. >. .4th, age. 9Th, poster )
name. ., 9Th, place and time of arrest....
7th, valuation. nf
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OF for Philadelphia and New York.

OF for Philadelphia and New York
T EXPECT to leave on ca E Esx.z.IH;;Es
Il the 18th inst, for the Eastern cities. tol
the purpose of buying large stock of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, which will
be ready for sale early in next month. And
hope allmy 70. mer customers will call to see
them and ex mine prices, etc, at the well
known stand belonging heretofore to z. G.
Goodrich d Go. All the qal iGH A9l3Hsi
Notes, hooks, Oficer's Receipts, etc.,
due to Southscorth, Morgan d Nei1, win be left
in the hands of my father, Mr.. Isaac SOUTH
WORTH, at the ABOVE named store-house. Mr..
Neil's Administrator insists that every claim
not paid by the LIST Of March, shall be put in an
officers hand for collection, and all such as re-
main. unpaid on my return will be sued upon,
that the entire business may certainly be
wound up before the 1st Of January next
February 10. w. s. SOUTHWORTH.
February Is, 1855-4t. ~ IL nsf.f
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FAYETTEVILLE Z FEMALE
lfy A"HENM we
.a'h THOS. L. SAWYER. Principal. 3 3e
s8g MRS. H. SAWYER, Preceptress. had
MRS. T. McEWEN, Assistant.
G. W. SIMONS, Professor Of Music.

MRS. T. McEWEN, Assistant
G. ". SIMONS, Professor Of Music.
| additions aciN be made to the present corps Of
Teachers, as theinterestsef the School may demand
gHyHE next session ofthis Institution I'D
II will commence on the FIRST Essisy
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, at which 4&H
time it is highly important that allthe = -
pupils be in attendance.
Terms per Session Of twenty,one meeks
Literary Department.
z Primary Class. !. ~. ~. $40 90 p"
H. Junior do -. .........l2 90 ~
Senior DO ..............16 90
| Incidental Expenses. -. ~. 90 "a
el2N Music Department.. i9iJ9tf
Instruction on Harp. $50 co 81
do Piano. 25 90
,E7 do Melodeon. 20 90
do Guitar. ...... 20 90
A Use OF Instrument ...t.... 3. i eos
H Il Vocal Music in Glass -. -. 800 ~
OF. Pupils charged from the time they enter
until the end of the Session.
+, ICET No deduction for absence, except in
cases of RRorRAoTEDILLNEss. [Jan. II, 1855.
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j. y d. Scott s. Co.
8 FASHIONABLE TAIL OBS.

West SIDE Of the Square, Fayetteville. Tenn.
|VSyE WOULD remind our 81
w friends .,ad the publicgen- ~
orally, that w e haze opened ashop ON the
West side Of The r. bic Square, one door
north of &c Goodrich .. CO., where we weuId
be uIeased TO hayeour friends, ard al others
that want good fitting Coat, Pants o. Vest
made, to come and try MS, as we are dete'-
mined that no shop in the middle portion Of
the State shall do better work than we are
turning out almost every day. We pledge
ourselves to fit any shaped man that may "a
.vor us with a call. no matter how he may be
deformed, their clothes being made TO fit in ths
latest and most approved fashion Of the day.
unless otherwise desired; when we will use
every exertion to suit the peculiar rotion OF
any that may wish to vary from Tie, same
Hoping to merit and receive portion of the
public patronage we have the honor Of sui
scribing ourselves, Respectfully.
Z Nav Is, 1854. j. D. SCOTT & co.
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Blacksmith Shop.

TVHE undersigned have taken *
l. the Shop formerly occupied -n1L
by F.. G. g. Beanland. near the
Presbyterian church, and are prepared to do
any and every kind of work in their line, in
the very best style. Jobs turned out by us, in
durability and neatness Of finish, willnot suf-
fer by acomparison with those Of any Other
establishment. The public are respectfully
requested to call.
! Feb, lsslss5r-4ws3rSlsiod 70 sbnd
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Canniautes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.

0rWe are authorized TO announce Henry
Turmey, Esq, candidate to represent Lin
coin county in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature. at the August Election.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GILES AND MARSHALL.
or. We are authorized to announce Capt.
Geo. ". Hcbb, of Lincoln county, a candi-
date to represent Lincoln. Giles and Marshall
counties in the lower branch of the next Ten
nessee Legislature, at the August Election.
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CBAaLEsrox, IS. c. 80 80
Co,foj,-<Eoles-of Q 200 bales at from GO
al/c. Prices full and firm. Good 4iddlml
sSsc.sss ssssa .dapoH = /" &c, 60.
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In this county, recently, Mrs. ELIZABETH E..
wife of Mr.. Benjamin Oliver, jr., aged about
% wars 49, 49, - = - = ~ . go ~ ~ -
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warehoused CIR unclaimed goods, shall on the sb.
riod Of termination named said leases be copr t fS
leases shall be entered into by the Uuted SIuo did
storesfur the storage OF warehoIlscd uncia.nI lF
port where there may exist private hind i"Sa.
houses after the hrst day OF July eighteen buI Walt
be construed prevent the leasing hiring of % shat
ingS accommodations be required fur ~ odIG
the United States appraisers for the due cxanna. Use
appraisal of imported merchandise the ports yIa and
officers provided by law nor 10 pr,h bit the @ NHh
hiring by collectors of the customs for short ,r;
may be required fUr cIstonI-ho,ise purposes il, ''es
smaller revenue purS Of The United States: Irr ~ lie
collector other officer of he shall % hat
any contract agreement for the any bIi lilo
thereafter erected public warehus, To be
lease Of any building TO be used shall be takeu for anu
period than three years. shall be paid in w. ogf
in part, case IN advance. -0'eCr
Sec s. -4RE re u further enacted, That the Secra
the Treasury be, and he IS hereby authorised NJ! f
ductOn satisfactory proof to hun Of the ac,ua p N
destruction, Whole other part, any god 9u
merchandise; by dental FIRE. ciSr, "@e
toms in any pubic privare warehouse under ia eu
tine appra Sers Stores undergoing al PR; sal IN Urn
OF law regulations of the Treasury Department tee
in transpuI under bond from The port OF - , While
other port the United States, abale or rrtfd % any
be, out OF moneys IN The treasury M, Me
cruing hereupon and likewise cancel any iy T ar
bond Or bonds satisfaction threun liz viii ue
part, the may be- 'or IA
SEC. >. AaL be 10 furtEcr e7eGcted That the Srcr.
the Treasury be, and is hereby authorised from -, Il
tme establish such rules aud regulations nu "t 10
tenf with the of the United States, for the dn LEN"
ton of this act, he may deem to he exred emf IvN
ccsslry; and all actt and parts OF con citing @ 1T
act are hereby repealed. JUS
APPROVED March 2S, 1854
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fri &n.lr Pm -

AAV.-An Act for the Relief Of Settlers on Lands
reserved for Railroad Purposes.
Of tic United Suites Of 4hae~ica C3ay,ess assosjel That
every settler publ! lands VIII CHI have been may be
Withdrawn from market consequence of proposed
roads and who had settled thereon prior withdraw
a. shall be entitled presumption the ordinary mimi
0daL They shall up Their rights according
rules and regulations be by the Secretary
OF the Interior, and for the before he that
be fixed by the Presidents proclamation the rcst.
rtstion IL sa.d hkntis ID nasIrksr.
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CHAP XNlF-An Act for the Relief of the United States
Troops who We're Sufferers by the the
Steamship San Francisco.
Be 1t eued by tie Stfe anil Hyuse Of Representatives.
Of tile Ud States4f dmerjca IN Caqres~ Us~ellsei That
there shall be PAID under the direction vi the President
each of the officers Ssoued officers, Clans
and prvaes, who, the twenty irst day Of December,
eighteen hundred and t ythree embarked New York
under orders for California the telnsp Francesca
and who board that vessel the of her
recent disaster at and 10 Lieut. Francs Muir
and other officer of the United
navy who board the said scamsl p, under orders
sum equal in amount his pay and allowances for eight
months.
SEC 2. And he further enactel That if officer
non-commssioned officer, music private shall
died before wing such payment from any
quent upon sad disaster, ms widow if one HIM,
and if not, then his minor children, there be- shall
be paid sum equal i'll amount months pay, and al
lowances OF the deceased And that the widows and
children OF officers,
Prlvates who perished by this DISASTER who ed
disease consequence there shall be allowed in
the in all respects If The officers
commissioned officers and pvaes had been killed battle
APPROVED, March -, 1874. -
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CHAP XIIT-An Act to Extend the Limits of the Port of
New Orleans.
Be enacted By the Senate and House IF ReresentqtiDes
of the Unitsd States IF 4nseicu IN CJ7ress dsa;i That
the port of New Orleans be extended embrace the
right bank Of the Mississippi river fl the distance
M said bank it extends the left bank.
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Be 1t enacted By tile Senate and House 1 Rerssentott0es
Of tie United Statss Of Aaerca In G"ag,es ssse'al'et,
That the Governor the State of Indiana be 10
of lands of the United States, within the sa
State, subject private cnry nineteen thousand and
forty of land i'll legal subd VISIONS and shall certify
he Secretary of the INTERIOR who shall t-
WITH receipt of said certificate issue to the State OF In
diana patents for said lands Pordea The proceeds OF
said lands when Sold shall be. and forever remain, fuad
for the use of the Indiana University.
February D. 1854.
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In Nssissippi-From Grenada TO ponton Talahafcha
RIVER DndIy Benefits plantation From Phiiadeia
phia o Pensacola
the railroad from New Orleans 10 Jackson Mississippi at
or near the house of Benjamin We'll e.
In IIIginiu-From Muddy Greek, in Preston county, via
reensburg GAINESVILLE Old Lang and Accidence, to
Addison in Maryland ,
x IL 7Sna&-From Johnson's Station via Fort Worth to
Fort Be'knap -.
In LqcuIFrom Fort Madison, via West Point and Big
Mound 10 Keusauqua
APPROVED August 4 1854
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n
Act aud settle the Private Land CLAIMS
the Stae of California, aud Tor other purposes.
Be Il enacted hY tie Srte ard Ihju~e II Representatives,
If the In t.s} .Si,r& IN l. nHrt~r st.J That
titled An and settle the pr land Claims
in the State ct Cal frHa passed March III r ghtecn
hundred and IF ne be, ami The hereby, ,'uad
for from and after The III m day of March,
~ D. eighteen hundred and hyfur. for ihe purpose Of
enabling the board {" commissioners appointed u'drr SAID
determine the Claims presented 10 sad buaId under
the d.
SEC. AAl he furher enacted, That the said board nf
commissioners may appoint not exceeding
three, competent persons TO commissioners The
taking of testimony be used before board, who shall
receive compensation be liked by sad board, bot
10 exceed ten dollars per diem.
APPROVED, january II, 1894.