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No. 536.
Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal of Lands
in Railroad Grants in the State OF Arkansas.

NoricE hereby gwen thu compliance request
dac the 5i q s nan mas directed thai The lands situated in
empoas a. lying within e probable limits o. ne grant for The
shall be restored market, and that certain other lands situated
according 70 The liked by The ac,s Of he
legislatures shall be added those heretofore reeved from
Inseors subject
market,
been ps-emped N me following townships viii again BE subject
private entry ." and after Monday the Ism day Of June next
in The district ofiands subject sale at HELENA:
North of the hue line and east Of the h principal crian
Township !, Of ranges 3, S, and 6.
Township {, Of rungcs3 and
Township 8, OF range T.
South eihe base line and fin principal mstdiqn
Townships ], 2,3, aud 4 Of ranges !, 9, 3, and 4.
Townships J, % and 3 Of range 5.
South 81 line Of Inc mn principal meridian.
Townships |, 3, j, and 4, of range .
Townships 2, aud D. OF rapgea.
In the district of lands subject LITTLE Rock:
North Of line Of The fin principal
Townships and 4, of range II.
South Of the Of fin principal oeiian
rownships and 3 Of ranges 3 and 4,
Township s, ofrango 49,
In dsiiic, of lands subject to sale al BArrsyILLr;
North Of thetae line and ~est Of The mn principal meridian
Township 7, Of ranges and ,.
Township "a, of range s.
In the district of lands subjec, wAsplsoroNt
oonHU oe' '"e a'""e' W "ie w" P'fePo
Township Z, OF range 10.
township 3 Q, range ~.
Townships 5 and g. Of range a.
Townships, OF range w
townships y 70, aud ~, o. fange2l
Tsw"s%ip. Is IS aas 49, sasss ~ aS
Township 90, of range 49,
In the district OF lands subject 10 sale al CLARksViLLK
North OF The base line and Of The nm principal meridian
ro,an.n,.u o . ~ IN :, ...a. 70
townships 3, and 10, OF range 49,
rowishils a.uo, =, ,'Ase ~
I Top a =, IA '"asa ~ -. !, ma, o, ,na on
I,s,sns';is anI - ~ $500 o.. 90 oc 49,,
Iorvnships 4 x ,n -, - ran,e - ~ ~ ~ -
roWhships :, ?, ana ., y range ~. 20, IN
r roN,''ps e'uo, - . %, ~, ~ - "'a w
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Law school Of Cumberland untvsrssty al Lebanon,
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FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Canihes, tate o. TIC ecci
4 Judges OF Tennessee
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THE HI DAILY UNION
FLORIDA.

PosT OFFICE DHrAKrsxSr, July ., 1880
PROPOSALS carrying the United
Isl DAY October day June, le59, ncn
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Washington,
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ice To.pRE EnPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

MOTTO TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person The right OF empon of tbs
lands townships townships
office
This notice. beore
the pubc sale Of the land.
bacing The claimed Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
JOHN HODD,
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
July wi3w Intel and STAR
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AW Partnership ROBERT j. WALKER LOUIS
IL JASlN The firm offs Walker
Jann,'' the
peme Coau the Uned States before the claims
Washington city. Ifrla as..#g@
Address Washington ID G. May l0--eo3m
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nfs BOWS REVIEW Tor May.
~ Frank Lesliu's Gazette for May.
The Outs OF Paris, by Julie de Msrgueres.
The ODoberly Papers, by the late WIN. Magnn; vols.
McElligou's AMERICAN Debater.
Mays FRANCk TAYLOR
, 1855-03-03

ready to do her part in so grand and i'm
portant work-a work, national in its
scope and effects, and not to be estimated
in its beneficial bearings on the Union, or
in its almost certain changes in the travel
and commerce of the Continent. As the
best assurance Of the reliability Of Missou-
ri in this matter, we append these names,
as the proposed corporators in the charter
to be asked for from the Missouri Legisla-
ture, which the Committee appointed to
prepare the same has furnished us to be
communicated to you:-John O'Fallon, D.
D. Mitchell, d. d. Page, Hudson F. Bridge,
Robert Campbell, J. c. Fremont, A. w.
Doniphan, K Mckenzie, T. l.. Price, Da-
yid Waldo, W.. H. Belcher, A. 5. Mitchell,
II. d. Bacon, Samuel II. WoOdson, I. p.
Blair, Benjamin Holiday, Gerard X. Al
len, j. NJ. Hughes, r. NJ Stewart, b. G.
Brown, John B. Sarpy, James ). Rollins,
Benjamin Tompkins Abel Leonard, josh
ua 3. Brant, John Howe, W w. Greene,
Wayman Crow, Isaac Sturgeon, ThOmas
Allen, Edward Walsh Giles +. Filley,
Henry c. Lynch, 7. Grimsley, d. A. Jan
uary, Henry r. Blow, Ceran St Vrain, &.
r. Smith, j. f. Ycatman, and Wm. Gil
pen. The Legislature df Missouri meets
next Monday, 25th inst, and no delay or
difficulty is apprehended in getting such a
charter as we wish. Congress will also be
asked to give the right of way, and neces-
Sary military protection, if needed, to the
proposed overland line. But the organiza-
ton will proceed without reference to this
last matter No line has been determined
on by the citizens of Missouri, for the pro-
posed overland crossing. We shall ask
California to meet us half way. Let Cali
fornia organize and operate the west half
of the line, Missouri will do the same for
the east half This will make the whole
work simple and easy. But it is only Just
to mention to you, that so far as any ex-
preston has been elected from the most of
those citizens Of Missouri engaged ~ this
movement, as to the preferred route for
this enterprise, it has been in behalf of the
route known among US as the central-the
one commenced to be explored by Gunni-
son, and which departs least in its general
course from the parallel Of st. Louis, Sac
ramento, and San Francisco. But if we
have your cooperation, we must also ex-
pect your consultation and agreement in
determining the route. Any communica-
tions on this subject from persons author
zed to act on behalf Of your citizens, we
will be happy to receive. Trusting soon to
have favorable accounts Of your reception
of this movement of Missouri, We remain
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
HUDsoN E. BRIDGE,
X. MCKENZIE,
Henry c. LYNCH,
j. B. SARPY,
MADISON MIITON
, 1855-03-03
COwlitz River Notice.

TNHE undersigned will run a regular line Of canoes
i up and down the Cowlitz river starting from Raj
nier and Monticello the arrival Of the steamers
from San Francisco and Oregon, and starting from
Cowltz Landing 10 connect with the above steamers
at the mouth Of the Cowlitz. Also extras always
ready. have engaged the best Indians and shall
accompany the canoes myself Passage and freight
to suit the times.
WILLIAM spINoys.
Rainier. June 80 lsSi iur
, 1855-03-03
Olympia, March Is, 1854. 2str
Times Of holding the District Courts in the
Territory Of Washington.

Times Of holding the District Courts in the
Territory Of Washington.
The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be held in
each county every year. except those counties attach
ed to other counties for judicial purposes.
The District Courts in and for the county Of Jefer
son shall be held on the first Monday in April and
October for the county Of Island the second Mon
day in April and October; for the county Of WhacOm,
on the third Monday in April aud October; for the
county Of King, on the fourth Monday in April and
October for the county Of Pierce the trst Monday
in May and November. tChief Justice LANDER pre-
siding,l
The District Courts in and for the county Of Thurs
ton shall be held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county Of Sawamish, on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county Of
Lewis on the fourth Monday in May and November.
[Judge CHENowErH presidingl
The District Courts In and for the county Of SRA
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke week after
the time appointed for Skamania; for the county Of
Cowlitz, on the second Tuesday after the time APP
pointed for Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific,
one week after the time appointed for COwtz county.
[Judge MCFADnEN presiding
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1pis 1u0ilial.

NENTE DE SJCCESSION-I,tat de
de La.ourche.
Au nom ct par autorit6 de la Cour Cinau enc nst;
Juciaire, segean dams pour la pafo;ssa de Laurh
sera otfert vene pubque par NJ Botrg Sheriff ct r
cantcur, dument quaitie et asserment, sa deruare ~
sidence stue dams la vile de Thihodiix JECDI l.. "a
de MARS, 1855, 10 heures, A. NJ la prppriGe suvan.
savor \'
UNE CERTAINE FRACTION DE TERRAIN s.us a,.,
de paroisse dams la Vile de 1hiboCaux etant Ia n.r,;
Nord lu terrain No CONNIE il est rerr.sente sur nn
plan de la tie vile fat execute par james B. Crinan
lie Ter Mai 1872, lie dit dem terrain etan borne Nord lar
la rue - Est par la rue - Sud PAR lautre mei, H. d.
dit terrain appartenan Lud- Bergeron ct Dues, w.,
lie terrain de Nine. Neuve Thomas IaTgis avec touts
batisses ct ameiorations qni sy srousent.
UNE AJTRE TERRAIN situGe dams Ia ,iite poro;sss T.
Lafourche, sur la rive droe u bayou faorche .aass
eft dams lie vosnage mmtCat de la Vile de ~ H.
etant lie terrain No. &, plan fli, ct eytrntn ~
Pierre Lagarde, par j. X Gourdan, arpenteur b yo g.
deCrit, par Ia rue. s'a'
CAROLINE, une negresse agtc denyiron % ans ct soc @
en,ants-LlsA, agee de S ans; SOPHIE acte de ans
MARIE agee de ans 9 ~ s
BOIS DE Its EFT LIFTS un Artnoir dec Ib.;os D..
un Pendule, un Fusi nne Sele une Jumcnt mn R,ysy
Aarals une Charctte ct Harnais let d'ous de Ton
nelers 9oU donves Baril lot de fond de Rar,s m
lot de sercles 323 Bariis. ' ~
TERMES C0EDITIoNS la fourninre a., ,no;so, &c., , -
ct fonds de barils payable compliant Ia rramen /, cbnt
CT lie buggy, payable dams Jour de la vente |.
terrain marquee sur finventare No a. bayabo compan
ct Pautre No. - invenaire PAYABLE mar tiers nm
dams tous ct chacnn drs mos Mars DIES 1ssf 1s-
ct 1855 Les escaves payable dzne comntapt o, !.
balance par quarts hn quart dams tous chacn des uo
de Mars Ges annees 1885, 1885, 1865 1850 Lesacaue ours
fournssant eurs ble bonnie caution pa, able por,-
de administrator de la dte Succession rofce du Re-
cordes de In de parosse, chaque billet portant hu DIN
cent Fan dnteret ares echtance tere ct les escv,
restant specalement hypot9uee aecsee du privilege m
vei deur jusqu au Placement final.
Feb. ~ 1888. fl0-tds NJ BOURG Sheriff
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Succession Of Auguste Bertrand.
SALE.-State of Lou

~ isiana-Ffth District Court-Parfsh Of Lafourche-
In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale public auction by Msthurn
Bourg, Sheriff and auconeer duly qualified and SWORN in
and for the parish of ourche at the late residence Of the
said Bertrand situated in the parish Of Lafource the
right bank of bayou LafouIche about four miles below the
town of Thibod ux, the Railroad Crossing THURS
DAY the 18th day of MARCH, 1885, at 10 o'clock, A.
the following described property, to-wit:
l. LOT No 1, represented plan of subdivision made
by Joseph Nicolas the 18th of April 1854 said lot hav
ing triangular FORM bounded West by road OF ten feet
North by Lot No g. and South East by the Raifroad.
@ LOT No the plan, bounded West by road Of
ten feet North by lots and A. South East by the Rail-
road.
LOT No on the plan bounded West by road of
ten feet North by the public road and West by Lot No
and South by Lot No 2.
T. LOT No the plan, bounded West By Lot No 8,
in front North by the public road East South East by
the Railroad, and South by lot No g.
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND the balance of tract
measuring arent and quarter front by forty in depth
being the balance after deduction of the lots above des
crined and the land taken by the Railroad said land FORM
ery bounded by land belonging above and below by
lands of Pierre Lagarde and being Of irregular FORM
TERMS CoNDIrTNs.-The property payable thirds,
third in all and each of the months Of March Of the
years 1855, 1856, 1851 the purchasers furnishing their
notes with good and approved security and bearing eight
per per interest after maturity payable at the
Office of the Recorder Of said parish to the order Of the I'D
minstrator and the land remain mortgaged and
hypothicated until final payment. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.