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or Sandy Creek

STABBED On Sunday night last, an
affray took place near Flat Towr, in
his Parish, between Adam Tate and
Don Diego l.. F"ntenot, in which Tate
stabbed Fon'enot so severely that it i
generally believed he will die Of his
wound. Tate took fight and war
rant of arrest has been Immediately
issued.
BY reference to our advertising col,
nmn-. the reader will perceive that a
reward Of $500 is offered for his appre-
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
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~ Passing the half way house
on the road to Greenwell the other
Day. We noticed the flag Of" our
Union" waving ore the hoepitable
gats Of our friend David. Could not
stop to enquire why" For the sake
Of our heretofore strict neutrality, We
hope however. tho half way" has not
become a rendezvous for flibusters.-
David" certainly cannot have become
70 much excited on the " Eastern
Question" a. to be existing Sandy
Checkers for the Crimea. Perhaps
there is key furnished to the i" flag
BY our Springs correspondent to-day.
BE says that body Of armed with
shellslies) men went down on the
lower Sandy, on tho first Monday in
this month, for the purpose Of keeping
the peace At . political gathering there,
and that Notwithstanding this political
prscaution, the peace was broken the
head Of barrel Of" old rye" knocked
in, and some little clsret knocked out.
Of several valuable noggings in that
ward. If this thing was done, for
patriotism sake land We doubt it not)
twas we'll, that the s:ar spsugled ban.
nsr did wave, ore the land Of the free
and the home Of the brave.
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Counters for Sale.

Counters for Sale.
= FINE counters with drawers, and one
Z with shelving underneath, for sale low,
as they are in the way. D c MONTAN.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
4 MEETING for the election Of the on.
"A GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or.
phan Association for the coming year, will
he held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues.
day Dec 4th. at /! o'clock A. M.
4 punct,al attendance OF the members
Of the Association is requested
novl4. NJ. w. READ,
Secretary.
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SPIk1TuAl1s1 IN Vaoy.-Xno WhiG
ssys:
We do not believe the greater por.
ton Of our citizens have any idea Of
the number ofvotaries the Spiritualist
theory has in our midst. A gentle.
man, whose word we regard ~ sufiici-
ent authority for the assertion. est.
mates the number of sincere believers
at 1900. These embrace many Of
our leading citisens--men of worth
and intellect, who dcduce their belief
from philosophical and liberal reason.
ing. and are by no means to be ideuti.
fed with the fanatics who are always
ready to embrace any new theory.
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~ The Steamer Princess. on her
last trip down from Vicksburg took
4,O54 bales of cotton. with q very
large number Of passengers. and other
freight.
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Masonic Notice.

HERE WILL lie a called ~
meeting Of the Brethren OF St. James GN
Lodge, No II, F "a, NJ, on Saturday
nigbt thu Gath inst, at the usual time and y ace
By order Of the ". ". pro tenn. J. Z. ELAN.
Nov22.td. Oac'v
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CORRESPONDENCE.

- - -
eAspY Cass1, Nov. 10. Is.
DaAa consr:-
As the Comet is the only paper I
wot Of, isl.osed to vindica'e the truth Of
history, by giving life pictures Of things
generally; allow me to add to the fund,
with an account OF the late election on the
Great Sandy. Things went on as such
things generally do, until about 3 O'Clock
P. NJ 8. D., then arrived with vaggon
load Of voters, mbering at least twenty,
who after depositing their ballots, were
marched to Films Restaurant, bearing the
Gag Of our Union, /" striped without stars
Where oil hands smiled over barrel Of
Old Redeye, provided for the occasion. Not
long after this, old man, white head, got
particularly mad, with everything, the
Blse Light Fsderalias included-swoTe he
would whip creation-ano,her man took
it up. pulled off coats, rolled up sleeves,
and went into Broad Avenue, Just ready
to pitch in-youns mans friends took him
under the Zig oak ain commenced fell.
ing dampning down the fire Of indignation; ;
little old man shook his fist cIapped his
hands and swore he could whip creation,
with the natives Of Big Sandy, thrown in.
rain poured torrents-old mans friends,
ran, in the house. He bore the pelting
storm upon his bald pate and white hair
end after being thoroughly drenched, and
finding 20 enemy near, ran into the house.
8 o'clock-vctes all counted one man
followed "hurrah Tor Davidson" another
"hurrak for Pond" eaxsus 6elz.us-man
followed for Pond, showed Davidson man.
tore his coat-Davidson man knoc ked Pond
man down, gave him such whsck across
the skull with . stick-heard in the free
State, and Ie-ecLoed. Everybody had
sticks. 7 o'clock-general melee in the
fights at once-Cuns' able
Csher, tDo you know Usher p Ush-r's
one Of 'em-7 feet, raw hony and muscular.
Usher is our coLstable-Usher caught man
that had been making SO much fuss, and
says he Usher fairly swears) d-n you
! have ordered you to keep silence a half
dozen times to-day, and as you wont III
make you" suiting the action to the word
he gave him most terrible batting with .
stick. Sam X. is the constable in the up.
per ward seeing Usher keeping the peace
thought he would do a little OF it himself.
So Sam fell in, and gave beautiful whip
ping to man from his own Ward. At this
time there were about six pair Of fights
going on at the same moment. Everybody
had sticks except enc man with q knife.
who used it in terrible thrusts at the air
an lr,shman present, declared it was the
abandonment thing he had .een since he had
left Killarney in the ouId rounthery. You
ought to have seen it. Little old nan
went home, got his shoulder broke-last
heard from m, he had heard that David
son was defeate |, swore the country was
ruined, wished his other shoulder was
broke. that was not enough, wished his
neck was broke, hoped somebody would
kill him. Yours as ever,
jim STONE.
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Lafayette Street Extension.
Just now, there is not q more i'm.
portant work to be done. to improve
and bsautify the most important stree.
10 this city; than The extension by
opening Of lafayette street. beyond
Convention. Sooner or later It musl
b done. and there il not . more pro-
pitious hour than thia 70 accomplish
the object. This matter should come
before the Council 1t the earliest hour
they have the right to act upon it,
clearly expressed in the city charter,
and We feel satisfied that should they
act sdvisedly about it-order the dam
ages to be assessed-snd the street
opened, 20 others have done they
will have the cooperation and sup
port Of nine.tenths Of our property
holding citizens; Some time ago when
this matter was submitted to the peo-
pie and . vote taken on the subject, it
was ill., Bslly and unconstitutionally
done; had the vote been in favor Of
opening the street. it would not have
added any justification to the right
which tho Council 10 most certainly
possessed Of. At that election, some
Of the most busy RINGERS in !" Of 70.
ters against the measure, were men
who either pay no taxes at al. or
mere moiety; snd they carried up a
number Of fellows I" to vote, not even
possessed Of citizenship. It is such
men-and every town on the face Of
creation has . fair representation Of
them-who murmur and complain Of
everything; and if any public work is
to be done for the general good Of the
whole community, they object to it,
because it does not confer some sre.
cial benefit on themselves. There has,
We think, been sufficient said in refer.
ence to opening Lafayette street. The
uncertainty Of Baton Rouge remaining
The Capital of the State. i. now at rest
by popular vote; and the continual
agitation Of this matter is what might
veil cause some Of our citizAns to
pause in works Of improvement. But
he necessity for convenience as we'll
Is beauty Of Lafayette being open
ID. has always existed, and has often
been talked Of by internal Improve
ment men during the past 81 years.
Now. the Capital is at the foot of it
} building surprising in architectural
beauty, any State House 10 this Union
it is handsomely adorned and sur.
with an iron fence; enclosing
he square-the grounds are to be laid
out in gravel walks. and ornamented
with sbrubbery-the Statue of Wash
ngton stands there, and q gate looks
up to the Barracks avenue-a seem
han which there is not more pic
!uresque in the State. Now above
al other times is the time to strike in
his direction Let the damages b.
assessed, and the corporate au'hori
ties-as they have an undoubted right
10 do-oPEN THE STREET, sans cere-
monte.
"WHERE DO THE SpoNGrs Go ~
They are too large to be concealed,
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FALL FASHIONS FOR 1856.

7 AM now receiving my assortment Of
L Mems Boys and Youths HATS. particu.
lar attention is invited to the quality and
style ofmy GOODS. There is no circum.
stance that gives % much evidence Of the
popularity ofa CENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, ~ the fact that u.
most every gentleman you meet 10 either
clad In elegant garments pure chased q, the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on his way
70 that fashionable esta blishment to proure
them. w. D. PHILLIPS.
aov Q. Church street opposite the Harvey
House.
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HARVEY HOUSE.

THIS well known Hotel has uncerxcns,
l. during the past two months, very ex-
tensive alterations and repairs; va'ious i'm.
provements have been msde in different
parts Of the establishment, the rooms sup
piled with fire places and nothi.l, overlook.
ed that would BE- likely 10 add to the CON.
tort and convenience OF it, patrons
The Furniture and everything pertaining
b the house has been Thoroughly overhauled
and put in perfect order, and it will be 70.
opened on THURSDAY the 22d inst, ios
the reception Of guests.
nov letf. WIN. MARKHAM.
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[" BaAxcx RArlsoAD.Atn Yesterdays
Cisstte, We notice well timed article in
reference to the happy termination Of the
Removap question. Speaking Of the
prospect o. Branch railroad to connect the
CAPITAL with the Great Northern road, that
papsr says:
"Msy We not, further hope, that, a. this
guestion is finally adjusted, that the city Of
New Orleans, or At least, many Of her en-.
tsrprisirg merchants, will now come to
our aid, in the construction Of Rail Road
from the Capital to Springfield, there to
form . junction with the Great New Or.
leans and Northern Rail Road. It will ad-
vance the prosperity OF the city Of New
Orleans more, than it can possibly advance
that Of chr own little city"
In this consideration, It should not be
forgotten, that Baton Rouge, by popular
vote has expressed, her willingness, to take
100000, ofstsok in lateral road.
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TO THE LADIES
or EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE.

u BADTANU WENT BATON ROUGE.
MRS HUSTON 10 DESTROYS Of inform.
vi ing the Ladies that she has procured
the services Of Mrs. N. May, an exrsri-
snced Dress Maker. and is now prepared to
carry on, Dress and Mantila making in the
best style Cutting and basting At the heap.
est rates and shortest notice. novll.
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P1ebltc Hack!

HE suOScrlHer Will, from go
this dsts kssp censtsntly running q
within the limits fths City public .@@
hack; with two 1ne horses and careful driver
% take ladies sss gentlsmsn TO any part Of the
city. The charge vii b. ~ cents for each pas.
senseS. TIE driver Will wear . SAnD on his hat
% - kDeWn. ohould the hack b wanted 1t any
psssieslsr tine Of day, Il can b engaged 1t either
Of re Stables. ne hack win ssrry three persons.
tNov. 10y. J. bEAL.
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Gbe 9ailpG an!let.
BATON ROUGE, ::::::::NO v. ~, 1855.
Our friend EuorNr LANour, Clerk
sfthss elegant coast packet. the Las'
NJ HM, be- our thanks for favors. -
Alo. Capt @. q. hoaarssos. Of The
Steamer Awsie.

~ Such groas and criminal neg.
lsot 10 there. on the past Of the Post
Master General. bic mail contractors.
agents and sub-agents; that the arr.
val Of mails. that should be " regular
hss became such . rarity, and matter
Of nesos, that It has got to be the sub.
ject Of" standing telegraph" The
City papers Of the Goth. says: Five
back mails came through this morning
bringing dates from New York, up to
the 18th inst"
With becoming humility" as Uriah
Keep would say: how much longer. is
the South to be outraged with tho pre-.
cent inefficient administration Of tho
Post Office Department.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
THE subscribers respectfully cs'l at.sn.
i ton Of purchaser. to their stock Of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety.
All kinds Of repairing neatly done and
promptly attended to. Plantation Wsg-
gons, Ploughs, &C., Manufactured and Re.
paired.
Our assortment Of Iron 10 also complete.
Call and examine. Corner Of Church and
Main streetS.
novio. VIZ. TUNNARD 4 co.
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DeSoto Lodge No. Z, I. o. o. =.
PECULIAR MEETING-d)|| ~
IL every THURSDAY night, attn
o'c ock Room opposite u. T. wad.
dill's Drug Store, on Church Street.
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FRESH Ground Rye -four & Crahsm d
i for sale BY. nolS J. BEAt.
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SaIamander safes.

iayANS WATSON, No Philadelphia,
No. 81 Dock sree hand large assert
menl Of their
PATENT SAL AMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank iron bunk stores,
PATENT SLArE-LiNED HEFBtGERATORS,
filters and copying posses, Fairbanks platform
scales.
agency for Buerwmh Beey Yass, Jones, and iiaii's
patent powder proof lacks PIeas. glvs call.
few of the hundrsds who have our
n
T. Magruder 7h street, Pennsy avenue, Washing
on, ID. g.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadepbia,i2 safes.
United Mint,
United Arsenal, sin California, Ia Philadelphia
United states Appraisers Office, Phiade.p,ia
Railroad Company, Philadelphia, saies
Philadelphia, ilylon, Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia
Richna Norris, i son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Vir,inia
Mir. Fo1g aveuue between 9Th and B
streets, o., authorized receive orJers for and
make sal above.
May 6-2awly EVANS WATspN'
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Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhes, late Of me circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Nathan Green Of the supreme eoar
of Tennessee
Hon Ridley OF the Councillors OF The sate
Judges Goon dev their whos time exclusively
the school.
Plan Daily examinations OF each class te
No regular Of lectures but explanations @
daily the progress VI the examinations a
and which STU
prosecute actual
The framed them prepare
all documents, be read
appeal 70 .
which held monthly the and n
public The students
urofs chaeeoEs, and n other oeia ca
bacies connected with their suits
The tllTd Nondhy IN
tsmhsr third Thursday in February Tue second eoni
succeeding monday February aod ends srspae
Thursday IN July
Erpcn per fee $50, cantRgen
Studenis Furnish their books
Viii cant be had n Lebanon book snorss
required complete tae
No previous study Tor nd
Glasses Students entLr Al
lny timed during the collegiate year
Number Of students collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CAkUTHERS,
Fab ll--eoly Psesid a
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mo. 1911

NOTICE Of the discoDtnaaace OF che United sta&es
IN Palestine Edwafdsve Chicago, and
II second section Of the
approved H. I540, which declares tat when
quantity public land semaring uns0d IN any and dis
OF less thau hnndred
lhouand nt he duty Of the Secretary ~ the Treasury To
for district and II any land IN
,ime of tho dconnusDce
hail b. subject sale II o the
Offices the district In which the
dAcont ~ which the Secretary
and the 7h
approved 4h September, BAL authorizes the Secretary
district which IL situated the
government Of the States Notwithstanding The
quantity such distr mny hsn
Ord acre~, such
order close the land
provisions Of
H. e4O awa naswucA tAs
~ adore rcqu dreied the Sserstay of fh In
try eabish Ms home Department.. approved ID
March, 1919;
he Palestine, Edward vile, Chicago. and
low s the Secretary Of As i~tcr has
ctnS thai Palestine Quincy, kdwardsvs'e
casn xrd Dixon Of Illinois, b dscontinnsd and
sbe lands ~ aiming "e o the dtsoounusnce he
hs land once ~ Springfield the seat Of
xnrrrnmr,t 10 -aid state 49,,
unAd unappopriatrd BY law and subject
su,y M"ts 1 the dssricts now dscon'inu d.
N. dare RECEIPT hi W the esssr and rec.ve
,n.r,nr prd lnad Aesd will pve public
-, ~ ON which will BE- pr~pefrd receive applca-
Tens 'of s"'"s' % "'' ''''' '-' les. .. wILsoN,
Netting Commissioner Of tho acnsrsi Land Once.
"a 3,
,gune lawew
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mo. 535.]

4, ~ Establishment additional land
office n Wisconsin.
approved February 81 iH5
enti, An dIsirieI
Of wisconsin,, embracing alt tai part Of the present Willow
e dividing townships forty and
nryo uufinc called
Iise hereby land Office
the President Of
The United states In said state
Washington this 2Sth day Of
April, A. D. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
COMMISSIONER vi General Land Office
April 29--av76w lint. and Star
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uLAYs By Anna Cora Movvsts, author Of Autob,ow
/ raphy o Actress. Price 70 cent?.
siAn, Harriet Martnesu. Price 3k cents
America Amcric hy w u Baxter. esq. M. r.
FAIRY DAuuoy translated by j. r. blanche,
nj Illustrations by John Gilbert.
History Prssicrnt all Ages and Nations by William Hewitt
yust received AZ TAYLOR A. MAURNss
May 81 Bookstore, 9th street.
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Stationery.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1855.

NAVY DspARTaRHr, May "a, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the office
- Scr the Navy uit three O'Clock 81 Fri
day. furnishing all The stationary that
Navy Depahnent ana B uVtai bureaus or
the LEI of july 1856 and ending on The 3st OF
Jane, 1886.
All The ar,icles of quality delivered
without delay Of head Of
which they required
required, each bidder stationery must uf win ms
prop,sa a sample Of each article bid fof
II nsup uniformity pr posaIs, blank forms will be fur
mist bid winch
and which each
yer, article hid which than price
any article.
Bonds in with approved suree
will be required OF the
persons rns authorzed names the snrees
testimonials tulh the
nccompsy bid; will not be consdeted
me II the right ~ ordering
quantity article contracted The public
require
should contract
be the lowest market according TO Us
uua,
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Proposals. for Live Oak fOr six steam sloops-
Ol.War.



Bureau Of Construction, Eaa,pt, s,c-;ss.
Of one % os delivered !. each o. ,ns .
mouth n H-" be received at '' bureau 1n'i me "a SFps
proposa be endoned F,spe.sI Jor Lss oaA
Addssssd the Ba1saa Of Coas.,,s0a" A., sy may BE-
frame, thirty Thousand cub iee and
as required ~ law mss be aessmpan.so y ,u ma ,
viii be required rig" The contact and A. sna
81 ssss a.ss's sna ,ns soailae @ completed
o. me b., there mus, Be que o. ,s % , e
be withheld such iusr amount IN addition 10 me nren pc,
psiucpaI dcu s'aiI be delivered ID.
s nss es. e Sy s o. yard BE-
paid the contractor may name within .hii
L wal, be .pa'a.sa in made by
Nv and a. The tune and place provided then
sureies will o', pay o the U.,,ed stats
iauidaled damag the amount
@ ss M ,yS = %s ss 70 ss
recovered retained al any time hom The said parties OIL the
rue TIMBER mus, soalIm TO drawings which
viii be fises werk 10 nuids and beveinv
hiaseip. The Whole mns, be growing
thirty miles Of the of which the communicate Of The yard win
The frame may the form Of po@i.euoa.
Ing way showing lace sdi"s; timber
The hey.lngs the bevsins boards
ful oualg ize marked on the m"ud
s win 5" Flowed ","viasd Ss
Of deadw"od, deadwood
adwood ride ~ acrss in tue ast', place sne
hooks ~ Inches The sid OF lhs frame timber mus
~ a inehrs and q the po"ca.a TIMBER one u''h par
must aide IL INCHES, and The remainder ~ iaches
The Of The floor timber Y mould a Chess at the Moor
h, ad a inch ., and At the plank shear 7nches
The mdhp deal haI mber has curve Of y inches N
ia Is r The ,hrd fa,sock ~ nehs. in 10 feet,
lh feet, aud The timber 10 inches ~ "a feet
The eafe franz Of each cup 70 be- dssrs a as pses
entire Of the bureau and all to be deiv
mny disposed offer for than ship will
mako separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER
r., Of the State Of hereby ngree fvrnsh asd de-
liver United ard the whole Of the live
for ship, usand cubic feet be
conformity with The advertisement Of the
Bureau OF Consrucoo Of the date Of aad Jane $685. viz
deadwoods posi- post knees
deadwood knees, keelsons aud hooks estimated con
$500 cubic feet toot-s
kinds estimated aI....... 10000 :" F." per foot
Promiscuous timber amount
Total amount. ,0oO ~
(Totai o written in words.)
my accepted, request be addressed at
and the coaract navy agent al
(Dae.J tsisna,urc)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The Undersigned, 49, of, in the Siale of -, -,
the Of -, hereby guaranty that In case the loreso-
biz accepted they win, days after the
for the with good aud sufficient
suess; shall fail 70 into e.
make eond tho difference between the offer Of
the said - and that which may he accepted
Signature Of TWO yuarnntors. 8
hereby certify A and known
OF and able make good their guarantee
I. (i,ae) (S'gniturr)
10 signed Judge Ursd States
disie ato'nsy collector, agent, and no other')
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No. 1851
Notice of Restoration and Withdraw OF Lands
In Railroad Grants in the State OF Arkansas.

ss r ss O. e.. .. Sa.
The Townships hereinafter enumerated which heretofore with
symptoms q. lying within hs probable limits Of grant
Cairo and Fulton saa IT, branches 10 The state Of
IN townships named below within the probable limits the
legislature, shall heretofore
q Ss ,se". a sss as @ .s " s M "ss
Offices mentioned which subject
been prsemp,sd ,hr iowins ownhps again subject
private entry on and after Monday the is day Of June next
In the district OF lands subject 10 sale at HELENA;
North the line aud east Of the fin principe, meridian.
Township |, Of ranges >, as, ande.
Township ., Of range T.
South efsas base line and etA principal meridian
Township. % ?, and 4 ofransss 3, and
South the base line and cest Of the h principal e,idian.
Townships |, 2, 3, md =, Of range l.
Townships ana ., Of range2.
In disiric, Of lands subject L,rTLE Rock,
North Of the base line Of the h principal meridian
Townships and 4, of rangel7.
South ofthe of the ffh principal meridian
1 rowa.hps I az and ?, Of ranges .s and =.
Township $, of range 10.
In district of subject at BArnsvLLK.
North Of the base Inns and Of the h principal meridian.
Township Z Z Oranges {, aasa. and O.
Township ~, of range s.
In distric, Of lands subject sale
SCUM o. we PASS ahe Gna D 81 te yth PT'nePdf mTsd"
Township 2, OF range 10.
Township - Of range e.
Towusl,ps anu s. Of range a.
Townships, Of range ~
Townships !, i6 and ", % range "a. =
Tow".s,p. g, i, and =. range g.
r.,ash;, an ~ 49,, - s "
io"''p - " "e -
In the di.ic, of lands subject sale at CLAKKsvLLs:
North Of base lire and pest Of the nm principal
Townsh ps !, 2, and TO- OF range 49,
townships o. ana ~, o. range H.
townships = amos % range ~.
rownshp :, u ,sng- ", a, ,o.
rowhs'ps : aug :, :, Ie"aer - ann 81
r,oW"snps r"u :, " la.soN -, 80 90, ahn -
Townships q D aud ., Of ranes IS
TOWNSHIPS . anoo ~ ranges ~ ana ~.
That NIL the lind, situated in the sume a,te In the
mined tow nslps IN addition 10 m, lands herso and
moi above will be reserved % sale or entry
m pre- for tho purpose above specified uu further
ordeys III
hMe ontuct VI 'ahas suuJcet ," s"e 'sbATSsVtLLS'